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Sovewment Printing oil! H""ffl""""""| AILY British VOLUME G NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1889. NUMBER 108; PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. T. C. ATKINSON, BARRISTER, ROLIOITOR. Ac. OffiflM- Masonic Building, New WcstmluRter, B.O. '. , (lw-to ARMSTIIONG A ECKBTKIK, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, -ETC- Masonlc Bniiaint', Now W'jstmlu* ster, B; U. j dwmy4tti W, NOIUIAN UOLti, Ct. C, ■DARRISTER-AT-LAW.LIND AGENT. X5 Money to Loan. Offloo-Ulnrksoii St., Now Westminster, II C. flus (OltHOII.U, MclOIX A MHWi BARRISTERS, SOLIOltOUK, ute. 0(11- OOB-Masonlo BuildlligB. New Westminster, ami Vancouver,'H. U. tlwto A. O. BRY DONE-JACK, M. A , NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, Ac. Barrister of Uio New Brunswick Supreme Court, ofllco in the Hauiloy Building,i Columbia St., opposite tlioCoI- onlal Hotel. tliii)Ste ', JOSEPH B. GAVNOHf I1.A--1.I..B. t /I OLD MEDALIST of tlie University of I \H Dublin. BARRISTEU-AT LAW of fi tlie High Court of JusMee, Ireland. Oillces, Corner McKenzie & Clarkson Sts., New I Westminster. dwfo2Jt« C. H. GATE-WOOD, U.D.S., SURGEON DENTIST—A Graduate of the Baltimore Dental College, In pro- . pared to do all kinds of Dontal work, uf- 1 Ilco over McLennan & Mcl'euly's hard- ■' -waro store, 182-Cordova St.,. Vancouver, ■ B. 0. -InpltOtc G. IV. UHANT, ARCHITECT. Ofllcc-Cornor Maiy and Clarkson Sis., Wcalm luster, dwto CLOW * lUAVLURB, ARCHITECTS. Offlce—Room E. over BankofB.C.,ColurablaStroet,We6t- mlnstor. dtp WILLIAM R. KING, ARCHITEOT.SANITARYENGINEER, Ac. Removed to Armstrong's Block, Columbia Street, Westminster — Room No. 2. dte [ a. v. (i-tion, l-tOMINION ANn PROVINCIAL LAND IJ SURVEYOR. Officii lloom D, Bunk I of II. C. building, W-'HtinliiHtei-, 11, 0. t ti. vn i j;\»kh;ii, aEAL ESTATE BROKER nnd County Court Agent, Commissioner, Notary i Public, Ac. Routs collected, Ofllne—Mo« I Kenzte Stroot, Now Westminster, B.C. T. J. TRAPP, Y A UUTIONEER AND APPRAISER. },A Columbia Street, New Westminstor. Ail commissions will receive prompt 'ind oaroful attention, Bost references givon when repulred. mhi*>.m mhl2-tc TURNER, UHKTOX A CO., ■ftTEItOHANTs. Wliarf RL, Victoila. JYl Agents for Korth British and Mercantile Insurance Cri. for Mainland. H. D. Bkkton A Co., :!l I'ii-sbury Clrcu.-, Lon- Jon.E. C. dto MAJOR & PEARSON Real Estato Brokers nud Financial Agents* AGENTS FOR Cotifecleratl-m Life Association of Toronto. Royal and Lane-ash Ire Clrc Insnr- auoe Companl us. , i***.. Valuable Lots fur Rulo in Iho City i:n.i DNIi'k'l. of W-.--t-!i!nstor* nnd choice .iOls Iii tlio City nf Vnncouvor. ' I'lirj-onn wlsliiii-* to buy or sell cily or lural properly should -.'Oiiimunicatt with ts, unices: Bank ia' 11.U. bulldin-*, opposite )osl.oilico,\Vt'iiaiiinster,iind Hastings St., Va neon vor. (Iwapifltg RAND BROS. OEM. ESTATE BROKERS, Conveyancers, Collectors, -And Inmrance Agents, (flees at NEW WESTMINSTER: Corner MoKonzie and Clarkson Rts. VANCOUVER. Cordova Street. LONDON .England. BUILDING LOTS for snloln nil sections f Vancouvor and New Westminster City. |FARM LANDS of superior quality for tie at Chilliwhaok, Port Hammond, angley, Matsqui, sumas, Mud Hay.Liid- Mr's Landing, Lulu Maud, North Arm .id Pitt River. Maps nnd Plans exhibited and the fall- t Information furnished atall onrofflces, t ALBERT J. HILL & CO. BLSlvll Engineers, LandSur- ! veyors & Draughtsmen. REAL ESTATE, ;,NJMU, SHIPPING & COMMISSION AGENTS rire. Lire A Marine Insurance. Bui.vsniiA St., - Orr. Colonial Hotel NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. <IVE PERSONAL AND PROMPT AT- JT lentlon to nil professional orders nnd ■tider their services to residents and nou* , Hidents having City or Country Property 'i dispose of or desiring profitable invest- On r lists of ellglhle properties nre com- rohenslvo nnd constantly receiving add 1- ,'nlesglvo us unusual facilities for busi- Special attention will bo paid to the u-cliasi) nud Inspection of Lumber for ilpment to foreign purls. Tonnage cnar- .red nnd general shipping business trans- flteth dwuplyl Klacpherson & Thomson ) Of Ontario and Hiirnnette, Michigan, linvoopeiit.'da IN THE HOLBROOK BLOCK, 'oliinihlii Htreet, % doors Enst of Telegraph Office. I Tltev luivi' a complete assortment of vi-rything usually found tn a llrst-olass iriix Store, comprising pure and fresh JRUQS, OHEMIOAL8, PATENT MEDIOINE6, TOILET ARTICLES, CNQLIBH, FRENOH AND AMERIOAN PERFUMES. I'ltyslel.tiH' |ircsorl|)llons cun-ftillynom- hihikIi'iI ilny mul iiIkIiI. 'etftllm MRS. T. DEICHTON. NURSE, AICKSTIIIHOl'PlUVTUNITYof lotting _ Iho publle Ituow that she Is now at •lome, nml I'l'wpei-iriilly^iilii'lts n nhareof ho imbue piitnimii'i'. Ursihusi-ii-near ,-.)i)iiKlitHst., on IL Mllotl'ri promise-, Now WuHimliiNU-r. ■Inpi'Tnil W.C. LOYE, ''utaikk M in. Shot Ibk lUu-ilrlna Neatly Done. Coi-k Role | Work a S|icolalty. jsronlers promptly attended to. Olarkson St., in rear of Colonial Ho> tel, noxt to Rand Bros,'offlce. due ite Plants for Sale! In Uhkat Vakirtv, Inci.ummi, ri uraniums, iioiiiilnnml Hinali': I'll- Ij (-HIAH. nil now vnrlMlrsi llllHRS, Ikiulilo PfTUNIAN, MOON-KMIWRRS; n lino rollMlinn ol DAIII.IAM Inmnoil lv.rloll.sl. ANNUALS, 2.1 ols. |,or ,lo». Mixed BKDUINO PLANTS, JIM |,or Jos. I ntlbr III I'lMits (nr,l, limlmllni I Hloru, MClnK Ktiohln. Ilomiiiols, Wri'iillis nml Oroisosroniloloorniir. Fruit. Vogotobl-s und flowers nt Store, nent Cily RuU), 00- ; lumliln St. Ordors by mull prnmiitlr nt- tended lo, |dwnp"y]J r. l.TtM. T.J7fRAPP&C0. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Inoluilini* Toolg of all klnils of th. best makes; < ross-cilt & Illlllll-Saws, UurbuU Wire for Fencing, snd ull tho necessnry litcuslls lor FurmlnCI Pulley Mocks, Snatcfi Blocks, Hope & Chain In all sizes; rttcfi, I'nr & Oiikiim; Tarred and Plain Paper for BullilliiRi Paints A Oils iiu all oolorsi Liquid Paints In all sliules; Floor Paints ready to uso; Grind Stones) Wall Paper in all doaions; Brooms & BrnsilCg for all purposes; Lubricating Oils) Traps of.ull descriptions, _l„\ a general assortment of Agricultural Implements, Tpttr Special attention given to orders by mail. T. T. -ar-H-^-p-p so oo., dwjlySto Columbia Strekt, Nkw Westminster. GRANT & MACLURE. Boots\ Shoes! NEW WESTMINSTER. New Spring GoodsI Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. «r. m. i^^Kr^oKT'ssj MERCHANT TAILOR. Columbia Street, ■ New Westminster, GLOBE HOUSE MRS. WM. RAE iliSPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL, from i England, of IWE1I' GOUDPe Including the Latest Styles in LADIES' TRIMMED and UN- TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS of every description. Also—a fresh stock* of HOYS' and MEN'S FELT and STK AW HATS, SCARFS, SHIRTS, URACES, &c, which are specially worthy of attention ; all being offered at lowest possible prices. <i«u2Jto Columbia St., Next Colonial Hotel. RAND BROS. Real Estate, Insurance and Financial i^G-ESCT-T-JB. OPFIOXIS: CORNER CLARKSON NEW WESTMINSTER, *. Mok.nz.« sT5. VANCOUVER, "^b^t0.?^^0 —AND- ANDERSON BLOCK, GRANVILLE STREET. LONDON, ENG. .07 CANNON ST Farming Lands tTown Lots OF AU, DESCRIPTIONS FOR SALE. Business Property. Lot facing on Columbia and Front Sts., In contral portion of tho oity; soveral buildings bring good rent-Si'.'.OOO.OO. Lot 4, Blook 7, noar Lytton Square, 611x132 foot, fronting on Columbia and Front St-.-$0,000.00. Corner Lot on Columbia St., 83x66 foot— $4,000.00. Also—Lot and Building with stoek ot Goods, ono of the bost business stands in tho oity. ImprovedResidential Property Ut 16, Bloek 13; two houses rented nt paying figures—»4,600.60. House and Lot on Lome St,, near Columbia-$1250.00. Lois 4,111, Block 10; good home, garden, io.; oholeo rc-idonooproperty l«,!!o0.00. Corner Lot on Columbia St. | fenced and cleared -81500.110. House and Lot on Columbia St.; onool tho linest residences ln tho oity—§7,- 000.00. House and Lot on Royal Avenue, near llouglasSt.—12,000.00. Houso and 3 Lots, earner lloyal Avonuo and St. Patrick's St.; no hotter real- denO. sit. In ths city—SI 0,000.00. I tort, with 7 houw., near th. l'srk— 1(1,0(10.00. Vacant Residential Property. Lot 1, Block 28; cornor lot on Agnos St.; fine residence sito-{1200.00. Lots i,n St. Andrew's St., near Queen's Avenue—8500.00 eaeh. Lots on Montreal, Douglas and Halifax Sts., near Clinton St.; Hue view, und well situated -8350.00, 8375.00, 8500.00. Lot on Melbourne St., near Clintor- -- 1900.00, Lot 0, Sub-Block 10; line residence lots-' 1250.00. Lots on Pclham St., nesr Mnry-8000.00 each. Lot ou Pelham St., near St. Andrew's; line slto-8500.00. Lot on St. John's St., near Melbourne— 8360.00. Lot In St. Andrew's Suuaro-83C0,00. Lot. in Block fronting on North Am road; finest chance In tho market for residence or speculation—8125.00 tl 1175.00. Lots In SuMivUion of Lot 11, sub-Wool 12-860.00 to 8128.00. Loti in Snlnlfvinlmi of Lot 17, sub-Block 13-81110.00 each. Lots in Westminster Addition at $15.00 to $60.00. dwullto POWDEft Absolutely Pure. Tills powder nover varies. A marvel of purl'.y.Btrewcili niv.l wlielofiomejiesi*. More eeonomloal Hum the ordinary kinds, »nd cunnot he sold In compolluon with lhe multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Royal Baking Powder Co., lofl Wall st., Now Yortt. Mely TO RENT. mill'' BTOItE FORMERLY OCCUPIED t liy Foulds A Co., ln tho Masonic and Od i Follows' BlooS, Kew Westminster.— Applyto WM. McCOLL. dapato SECOND-HAND. TUBES. •_,/_ IS. DIAMETER, 15k . „ feel lone; and SMOKE STACK, 2( leetlong. Apply to EWEN * CO. Mnrch 20,1S89. dml,21le to: FOR SALE. llio-llh of.Iuno licit for lhe pu-i-hnsf Lots 1«1 & 14U, Clroiip One, NinvWesliniustor Dlslrlct,subject toihrce ovi'i'diui mortgage** thereon, niiiituiitlng lu all, with Interest, to 62.775.U0. The highest or miy tender not neecssui'- Uy accepted. By ordor, W. IT. FALDINO, diny2ml Ulstilct ReglslrarS.C. To Cmmcry-m'-ii, Storc-kceitcrs and Others. WANTED-A POSITION AS ROOI-:- kuepor, Htore-lienpur, or otherwise. Address A. W. QUINTON, NewWestminster, 11. C. mylW'-'WU COUNTY COURT or Now WeHliulnslrr. niHK NEXTSITT1NGOF THE ABOVE A Court has been postponed for ono week on account of tho AssIrom, and will he held on sjay (Ijr- Ktl), Instead of May 1st. AM person*: lut-■ rusted will take noltco and govern timiiii-i'lveg iiri-urdlngly. W. H. FALDINO. Uegi-trnrof Court. New West., April 12, issii. dwaplStd -■2*33:*l Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART-FCASH, PROPRIETORS J.J.WILSON, • MMMCER. Bates, $1.00 mul #1.50per Buy. Aiicounixii TO UOOM. SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OB MONTH. stir-rnrtles sunnllod with nil klnils of IOE-OREAM. ilmylml UMDIR&OO. Chemists & Druggis'lij Queen's Hotel Blook - Nm v-esthihsiii A CHOICH LINK OK Brushes, Perfumes, Combs, SachetPowd'rs TOILET ARTICLES. Prescription*- ami Pumily Kccipcs carefully dispensed from pure Drugs. VflKllt Hrll nili-mli-urr. dapllo SO oo. Real Estate, INSURANCE AND Financial Agents Purchase Sell and lease Property, Collect Rents, Make loans on Mortgages, And transact all Duslne«i rotating to Roal Kr-tati*. —AGENTS FOR— london Airhmmm Corporation. Oonneetlcnt Fire Imwrnnre €o. or Hartftom. London nnd Uncmhlre MOD Anmir- nnre Co. Clinton InsuranceOfflrc, M. (Marine) OFFICES! Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St.. Victorin dWMHyl N0TKS AND COMMENTS. The fees for aBcendiiig tlio Eiffel tower are live francs to the top- three francs to the second, platform and two francs to tho first. The threo platforms will hold 10,000 people. *A man in California has played 78,832 games of whist during llie past 51 years, and he thinks it is a wanton waste of time for women to paint long-legged storks and water- lilies ou brass plaques. Tlio Arkansan Oity Traveler says: Au Oklahoma-bound wagon, which passed through last evening, boro the inscription : "Chintz bugged in Illinoy, sicloaned in Newbrasky, white caped in Missoury, prohibited in Kansas, Oaklahomy or Bust." "You aro late this afternoon I" said the music teacher to his banged and powdered young lady pupil. "Yes," said tho damsel, swishing down on the music stool. "Ma was so busy with her household duties that I had to wait nearly half an hour for her to sew up a rip in one of my kid gloves." Comment is unnecessary. It has occurred to a member of the British Royal .Geographical Society that it will bo very singular if Emin Pasha has nob taken advantage of the means of communication offered by Stanley and sent letters home. Yot where are the letters. The presumption is that they have been sent and kept from tho public for reasons best known to tho recipients. THE EW CRUISER Charleston Starts on Her Trial Trip This Morning to Santa Barbara Channel. Armed White Men in Louisana Prevent Their Colored Breth- crii from Voting:. Two Schooners Wrecked Near San Francisco but tho Crews are Saved. The New Haven News, speaking of the receipt of an advertisement from a builder written on a piece of pine board, remarks : "The proofreader spent half an hour boring a hole through it with hi? scissors that he might follow instructions to hang all 'dead' copy on tho hook. ln order to save time and shears, and to keep peace in tho office, we would ask that our carpenter patrons bore holes in thoir advertisements before forwarding them." The fishermen of tho bay of Qui nte are alarmed at the fact that a petition is being promoted winch seems likely to do them a serious injury by the disposal of tho fishing rights to sportsmen who are willing lo pay for the privilege. A prominent fish merchant of Kingston soys that 200 men will be thrown ont of employment if the prayer of tho petition is granted. No doubt this fact will have its due weight- as it ought—when tho matter comes before the proper authorities. The St. John, N.B., Sun, Conservative, characterizes the agreement between tho Dominion government and the Canadian Paciiic Railway- as to thu Harvey-Salisbury line as "an improvident arrangement." It says : "The objection to the proposed Short Line railway is not that it gives Halifax any great advantages in distance over the present line. This iH the very thing which tho Harvny-Salisbury line does not appear to do. Tho true objection to the expense of building the road is on the score of improvidence." A train in Arizona was boarded by robbers, who went through the luckless passengers. One of them happened to beaHebrew "drummer" from Now York, who, when his turn came, with fear and reluctance fished out two hundred dollars. Ho rapidly took four dollars from the pile and placed it in his vest pocket. "What do you mean by thut?" asked tho gentle robber, as he toyed with his revolver. Hurriedly came the answer: "Mino frent, you surely would not refuse mo a two per zent. discount on a strictly cash transaction like dis ?" He got the discount. Canada Iiab pulled in her latch- string. Her territory is no longer a haven of refuge und safety for fleeting murderers, counterfeiters, forgers, embezzlers, kidnapper.-, perjurers, and othor fugitive criminals from the United States. The law will go into effect after proclamation by tho governor-general. This is an act of good neighbourhood to which tho United Stales should respond with all convenient huste. The repression and punishment of crime will be much facilitated when it shall no longer be possible for a criminal to skip over the border on a frontior lino extending across the continent, and bid defiance to the law.—-Philadelphia Eeconl. Tho Mail's London, Ont, correspondent, writing on tho 28th ult., says: Tho Canadian Pacific railway exhibition car was viewed by srtiri'H of people at the Grand Trunk tlupot yosterday. The exhibit is a most interesting ono and is composed of grains, roots, and grasses from tho great fertile region between Winnipeg and Calgary, in addition to fruits and minorals from British Columbia, Fifty specimens of grasses occupy n'space along tho side of the car, and are arranged vory neatly, Tho mineral exhibit is vory fine and proves that thore is an immoAsurablo wealth for Canada in that direction, One specimen of silver ore yields 000 to 1,600 ounces per ton, and some of the gold quart? from the Keiter river divide is also very rich, Job rHutlng of all kindi m*tly done it the Comwriah offloe. Prion will ba found m low u it any other offloe In the provlnoe.—Adt, THK NBW CIU'ISEU, San Francisco, Muy 7.—Shortly after the sun had risen this morning Capt. Charles Goodall, Jr., commanding the new oruiser Charleston, tho creation of tho Union Iron Worka, of San Francisco, nnd the first war ship built on the Pacifio. coast, gave tho word to start and ttie big vessel nt entiled slowly away from her mnoriitt-s toward tho centre of the bay. The ■vuatliL-r was-all that could bs desired, tho Enn shining brightly, a light l>reczo bluwintj and tho water calm. Besides tho officers and orew of tho now ship, and the company's contractor, the cruiser carried tho naval board, consisting oi Commodore Benham, Capt. Glass, Naval Constructor Feaster und Chief Engineers Harris, Smith, and Wilson. As the Charleston steamed along ahe was cheered and ealuted by all tho shipping she passed. The water front was lined with peoplo, who enthusiastically watched the movements of the now vessel. After a cruise around tho bay, during which everything appeared to move smoothly, the steamer carrying herself proudly, her prow -vas turned toward the Golden Gate and at twenty minutes past nine tho Charleston rode out in the Pacific and proceeded on her way to the peaceful waters of Santa Barbara channel, whore hor trial will bo made and her speed tested. THE liOY AND HIS OUN. Half-Moon.Bay, Cal., May 7.— Fred Simmons, 13 years of ngo, whilo out hunting yesterday shut Aval-ndo Apiidacu iu tho back of the head with a small rille, the bullet penetrating tho brain. Ho lay in n stupor until this morning when he died. Apadaco was about Iti years of age. How the accident happened is not known. KATN PREDICTED. San Francisco- May 7.—Rain ia. predicted for Oregon and Washington Territory for the succeeding 24 Inure. PASSENGER UST. San Francisco, May 7.— Passoti-. gera per City of Pueblo- fur Viotoria! J. Van Bremer, A, Wallace, Mi's. Bowerman, Geo. Watsoiii Mrs. Ber- tnii, D. El. Ganicvon, D. S. McLeod, W. H. Quinn, L. Green, J. McDougal, Mrs. Gregg, Frank Gregg, Miss Saunders, Mrs. Mcliiirgh, A. R. Empey, Mra. A. Adams, Geo. Stewart, son and daughter. FREE AMERICA Lafayette, La., May '7.—During an election here yesterday, armed men prevented colored men from voting. SENTENCED TO HAND. Brooklyn, May 7.—Jockey Stone (colored) for killing Henry Miller, a [barkeeper on Coney island last summer, wart tu-daysentenced to be hanged on June sidth. APPOINTMENTS Washinoton, May 7.—The' president to-day made the following appointments. Arthur L. Thomas, of Salt Lako oity, to be governor of Utah; Elijah Sills, of Salt Lake city, to be secretary of Utah* Elliworth Baggatt, of Utah territory, to be surveyor general of Utah; Perry J. Anson, of Idaho, to be register of the land office at Blackfoot, Idaho; Wm. H. Danielson, of Idaho, to bo receiver qf .public monies nt Blackfoot, Idaho: Michael A. Leahy, of Wisconsin, to bo agent for the Indians of Lupointe agoncy in Wisconsin; Jos. M. Bennett, of New Moxico, to be agent for the Indians of Moscnloro agency in New Mexico. FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION. Ashland, Pa., May 7. —While somo workmen employed by Malouo & Co., of New York, wero engaged in blasting for a tunnol from Big Mino Ruu to Bark Corner, this mowing, a dynamite cartridge unexpectedly exploded, instantly killing one man and severely injuring seven others, some of whom will dio. FATAL Kill*'. New York, May 7. —The old Bowhe mansion at Westchester was burned early this morning. Eight poople woro asleep in the structuie at the timo. Watson Bowne, his wife, three children and two servant girls, sisters named Dunn, and Brownes' aged mother, Mrs. Thos.' Browne./ The Dunn girls and two of the children wero burned to death. Mr. Browne saved the other child and hi* wifo, but wa* severely burnod iu doing so. The b- dies of the victims were ull recover* ed boforo noon. The following ia the list : Rebecca Bowno, aged (10 years; Catharine Watson Bowne, agsd fi years; Helen Marguerito Bowne, aged 4i years; Catharine Dunn, servant, aged 19 years; Mary Dunn, servant, agod 20 years. CONFLAUItATION. Fort Wayne, Ind., May 7.—A most diaastrous conflagration is raging at Payne, Ohio. Tho entire town is threatened. Five engines wero sent from hero by special train. schooners wrecked. San Francisco, Mny 7. -During a storm on Sunday tho schooners C. T. Hill and Maggie Yoiingi both owned in this eity, weut ashore at the mouth of Russitic River. The orews were saved but it is believed both -vessels will be total wrecks. The Hill i*» valued at ovor 914,000 nnd tho Young at about 87,000. ANOTHER walking match. New York, Mny 7. — Walking match, score at 2 p.m. Hegelman 108; Cartwright 174; tfCbmior 101; Herty 170; Day 153; Smith 163; Golden 150; Burns 152; Glick 165; Hughes 154; Adams 147; Bison 130. FORMALLY (IPBNBD. Baltimore, Md„ May 7. —The Jno. Hopkins hospital was formally opened this morning in tho presonco uf a large concourse of poople, including the atate and oity officials and prominent physicians md surgeons from ill over the oountry. Addresses were mide by Francis T. King, president of the hos pital; Dr. John Billings, U. S. Army; D. C. Gilmour, president of tho John Hopkins University. Ccnatruction begun 10 years ago, embracing 17 buildings covering 4 acres of ground, Tho total cost is 92,050,000, and was tho gift of the late John Hopkins. UNSEATED. Quebec, May 0.—Murphy, unstated member for Quebec west, will not again como forward. Matthew Henrn ia talked of oa the liberal candidate. Two or three names are mentioned for tho conservative nomination. 3UIE JEai'ir-MAIL CASE POSTPONED. Montreal, May C— Argument in tho Jesuit mail case has been postponed till Thursday morning, CORPSE FOUND. Owen Sound, May 0.—An ..infant's corpse wus found on tho outskirts of the town. It is evidently u case of murder, DROPPED DEAD. Lindsay, MayC;-Mrs.E. McGarth :dropp-.d dead Saturday evening from heart disease. EMIGRATION. LoffnoK, May 0.--Last Week's emigration from Liverpool to Q.iobcc reaohed a total of 1,933; namoly, by the Polynesian, 700; Caspian, 220; Montreal, 200; and Lako Huron, 203. The total of the Liverpool emigration to tho United Statos and Canada during the week was 8,000. THE FRENCH EXHIBITION. London, May fi.—It transpires that Lord Lytton, tho British ambassador to France, was rrally desirous of ro* msining in Paris to witness the opening of the exposition and plainly intimated his wish to the foreign officer. The queen, however, commanded that his lordship should withdraw from the French capital, at the samo time informing Lord Salisbury that it would never do for tho minister of a royal house to participate in or even countenance a ceremony designed to commemorate the overthrow of royalty. The tory press adopt a similar view in their comments upon tho opening of the, exhibition. They profess to forgive the revolulionis'.s for theso rebellious acts, but do not condone thoir e<ce*ses, nor do they admit tlie benefits of a republican form of government, which is the ultimate result of that struggle. On the whole the conservative press cau seo no reason for the exposition, neither can they bring themselves to believo that it will bo otherwise than n miserable failure, FRENCH AGGRESSION. London, Mny (i.-In tho House uf Commons to-night, Sir James Ferguson in replying to a question on behalf of the government, f aid that her Majesty's ttovcrninont will support British subjects engaged iu the lobster fishery on tho Funeh shore of Newfoundland, provided that they du not interfere with French treaty rights. The position of British and French fishery rights in Newfoundland is not free uf difficulties. Hitherto they have been generally prevented, from becoming acute by tbe provincial government and the. officers concerned here hoped that a liko success would attend thoir proceedings in the future. The last news of France's aggression on Newfoundland has rather disturbed tho minds of some British politicians, who aro urging tbe government to take prompt and effective measures to support British interests on the French she-re. The government, however, seems to entertain little hope uf arriving at a settlement, especially in view of the ill feeling created in France by British action with regard to the sugar bounties, and in receiving General. Boulanger with open arms while refusing to take an official part in the French exhibition. The question will, however, bo raised in the House'of Commons shortly. Many Liberals are strongly opposed to what they regard as au unfriendly action of the government towards France in deference to the wishes of Germany. [■ROM VICTORIA, i'apt. Alex. Hfcteaa ftappoied Broward. Tbe Amiihlon Arrive-, Iron.ln Eran* elseo. tuc swin-mre Tor Aluka. special to the Columbian. ' Victoria, Miy 7.—Capt Alox. McLean, of the schooner Mary Ellen, left for Nt-iili Bay in a small boat aome sn days ago. He called in at Race Rocks on Saturday and since then no trace of him can be had-.. Several. telegrams have beon sent, to Neah Bay, but remain unanswered. Grave fears are folt for Ins safety. H. M. S, Amphiou arrived from San Francisco Inst evening after a good passage. She saluted the flag ship while entering Esquimalt harbor. The Swiftsure and torpedo boats leave shortly for a cruise to Alaska. The small boy is savinguphis "bits." A circus will soon bo here. Tho collier Southern California is expected to sail from Namimo to-dny' for San Francisco. At Nanaimo and Wellington . the strs. Ferndalo, San Mateo and ships Robert L. Belknap, Gen. Fairchild and bark Bundaleer aro either loading coal or making ready to do so, Chinese Arrivals. Among the arrivals by tho Bteamer Islander last evening were seventy-five Chineso who intend to make their homes in Victoria, and who arrived in, Vancouver by the. Abyssinia. The customs officials were' kept busy for a, couple of hours iu examining the certificates presented by tliu Celestial immigrants, nnd comparing the descriptions therein given with the physical peculiarities of thoso' who presented them. Seven or eight of the applicants woro rofjscd, as tho descriptions given In tho certificates could not be made to tally. One thin, pale, consumptive looking Chinaman* in particular seemed very much surprised when he was refused admission on a certificate describing him ae' weighing about! 250.pounds; and being tall, fat, and of sildormanic proportions. Eighty-Hve othor Chinese immigrants of tne same shipment are expected to come oyer from Vancouver' to-night.-Sumldy's Colonist, _ • ' ■ ■■' -i, ■ The Inverness * Richmond. Rail wo**' Halifax, has been subsidized .tn ihoj extent of $100,000 by tbo kvtjrucsi municipal council. Work nill be commenced it onoe, '; PARNELL COMMISSION Parnell Creates a Sensation To-day by Correcting one of His Former Statements. The yucca's Last Df awing Room Receives Great Attention from Mr. Edmnnd Yafts. French Aggression iu Sew Found- iuud Attracts the Attention of the Government. , THE I'ARNBIL COMMISSION. London,' May 7*—When Parnell' appeared to-day before the Parnell" commit si 11 ii he surprised the oourt1.by statiuu he wiihed tu make a correction., in thu testimony ho had given laat Friday, when he stated holntentionally' misled tho house of commons in re-' gardto secret societies--in Ireland: Parnell stdd upon referring to Han-■ sard's report of the house of commoni, iu tho speech iu question he found the remarks, nInch Sir Richard Webster quoted on Friday, referred partioW lnrly to Ribbormtii ana Ribbon societies, and not to secret conspiracies generally. "Therefore*,1' Hid Parnell, "the statement I made in tbe house of I commons'was fairly accurate in foots and was that Ribbonism practically did not exist at that time." "His statement caused quite u sensation in court. !Sir, Richard" WbbBter then 'prodeedeitlwith ' the cross examination of the1 witneu,' Parnell said ho had never heard that I a hundred guineas had been -paid ..fur.. the defence of the moonlighters at tho | Cork assizes in 1831. If he hid been asked to make auch payments, tbe witness said that in those days he would have approved of doing' so for the defence of the men,- if hb had rea-- • eon to believe that the law. was being, strained against _ them.. The. genenl rule, however, was to limit; such, payments a's far as possible.'' He remembered otic case where such a. payment of money was sanctioned and the man was acquitted. In anbthor case the witness ■reimbursed Harris, who himself was responsible for tho defence,; of the prisoner, at the same time he' instructed Harris nut to undertake ', like defences in future. THE BUDGET PASSED, London, May 7.—-In the'- house of commons this afternoon the budget recently introduced by Mr. Goschen, chancellor of tbo exchequer, was puled by a large.majority. MR. YATE'S CARLE. . * LoNDON,'May 7.-—TheQueen looked I wonderfully .well wlfcn in London, and*' Sir Wui Jouuers m^ij-ii^li.v 3 .u.-.K\A-.y that when he saiv hot' (l.o otliaii -'^-y, after un -lbsence uf Bomb'-l mor-tlie. bo . was perfectly surprised tu find how*1 very much better she was than when he Inst saw her. She was much less ' lame and seemed to enjoy walking nnd'- to be able to do su much morn • than. formerly.- The Queen . went, away ; about a quarter, of an lj,i»ur before . Um last ladies had passed at the drawing room, and having stayed so long it seems a little ungracious to bave gone' . away before . tbey all passed. She could easily havo learned by sending ruund how many muro were to curat,, and every une was in the last room when she went away. The Duchesi of Marlborough's bouquet of orchids was the most remarkable thing about her appearance. Being in mourning, ahe had no great opportunity of wearing a magnificent toilet, but tho-orchids were magnificent. She woro very fino diamonds, somo of then being historic as having been worn by the Great Duchess of Marlborough it Queen Anne's court. There wis great anxiety to seo her and she-'was very- much stared at, but- bore the ordeal with moat perfect composure. ...• . ■ FHENCH NQBU43.Y.. . .' A great ball is to be given at the Star antfGarter, Richftiofid; on ^May'' 30th in honor of the silver wedding ef Com to and Cumtess Be Paris, and the.,, whole hotel has been secured for the accommodation of the legitimate grandees during the several doyi. The--. Duke Duchess De Chart res are expected • there ou May 15, and suitos of roomi, - have been especially retained by the, Marquis De Gohay, Comte and Com-, tease De HassonvUle, DukeDeNoailles,'" VicomtcBse Butler, M. Aubrynte, Marquis Harcourt and General Human, The gathering will be of considerable importance,.and during their stay iq. England the. legitimates, will tako the, opportunity of deliberation on' the..',, politicaloutloolcofFrance." ' ;*V ' Mils. CHAMBERLAIN. '_ . ',.., The queen is paid.to liavo been veiy, much charmed with'Mrs! Chamberlain, . whoso simple and' uttafiecied' manner' wins ei-cryo'no's good w-ifrd." MfXand ' Mrs. Chamberlain came up' from Bif* minghom to go to Windaon, leaving Mr. and Mn, Endicott-at Highbury, thoy having just arrived from Ameriu*. . Thoy returned to Birmingham tho, next day, where they remain till next Week. ' ' t ' .;''■ ".' ' PRINCE-QEOROE.'' ''■'■ ' **•■ Princo'George', of WaVes, .'has %)tij_\?\ the NorthumberlandaritViio' is to to* :' -dorgo a course in torpedo*' instruction"■•■ on .board the Vernon, at Portsmouth, and of f-unneryon board the. Eaoel*'-. lent, Princo George will afterward be appointed to the commodore i*vessel or, tho torpedo boat flotilla1, during'tlm** navil manoeuvre's, but It ii::"scarcely* likely1 he will teeeive a^Meptftldtfto1-' command, ns under, the cireumstancM tho responsibility, would.bo-i'Vesf.sefk1 ous fur .a young-oflicer,-Who j*aS.,.*;i,S""i-. littlo ocivict, iior wjuld tho m'.rii.^o,,. mont in«c;: with j'Aj^ra^ ;o-'"],. ', ,/ —- ■; '■.■■'~--j-t^ti* ■■ -. Alt -ff ' - A smash-tip occurred on tho^O. 'IV R. on SaLurday morning between UoBi . gouth and lleau'sejour, Manitoba, ret.; suiting it'i the destruction* of consider-:, ablo property/ *Tcn 6*twelve' freight' ' catt'wero thnj*n from tho triclt,--- eight of which, were badly smashed end thoir content! strewn about. ■ Ffetaht-*-, in the dimaged cars belonged ta:Vai> . couver. , , ,-*>•*, ,-,-., .;.i*p At a meatinjfcol-^he. Methodtat w*s-" lion commotio rft Toronto,. ye«t«nlip the plans oud eitimitra prated (or.. miuion building! for Qhinwe woik A Vancouver-Wid Victoria werb cfltefully cuinlMerod. The erection of buildlHg*. it Vancouver at acoet of 91,816 -irk ;, authorised, but the pUnVterthe build**., - ing in :V(btoWa were hot «ns&l«r»rJ , ■■atirfaistiJrfr'Dr. Sutherhfrid' left ye* i ' jerd*y,aiid Witt afl t^Vinootweif' Children Cryfor. Pitcher'stasttt^ ijEpan on the i*tth. * ■ -id iioa f"*; '•'^*rT~''~',, fefjaBtaaasTasT-sarasafafasas tHE DAILY COUUMBIAN l,.n ttunmmm .«-sM tnmttr. _^_*rji-___r_- Al th-l, .Hte.iii Prlntli tu.nl, Columbia forl2-.mil] B.OTB1BS, I K-t.bll.il- itrwt. IIKUVKKKIl INIHK.I.'1'rV! Rrumtlu... r. - ...4111OD SS5 I*h«u.oi lo .11 ew*. (•leept *orve.ki« wl*,) tn he m-4l. In -dvurc. THE: WEEKLY COLUMBIAN *«.*r4 ,nrf Wc-I-nmI... M...IM. ! wllverad In tb. City, per ,,nr..........t\eti *4ill«il, p.ry..r. *......._..__. 3,00 \l.llp,l,Amnnths...~.............................. UA '^S'---vr":-~i~^ Sail? JStitish Columbian T-IMU (nail-.. ".J I. ISS*. The decision of' Mir. Justin McCreight (th. subet.no. of which we publish elsewhere) in . test esse before the supreme oourt, to-day, in. volvinf* the question ot the city's right to t» property taken into the eity,limit, under the charter of 1888, is, u. will be seen, in favor of tbe city, .nd «g»inst the provincial gov. -tnuent, which claimed the right to Ul the proptrty in question, this yes*, instead ot the city, The decision i. of mora importance than .ppears on the surface even, as the question is not only one affecting the revenue of tbe oity, but its borrowing power as well. The government will be perfectly satisfied that the judgment of the court hu gone in favor of Ihe city( for, to do them justice, they have manifested no hostility in the matter, but simply a desire that the point ai usoe should he settled. With re- .peettothe .till further additions trade to the eity limits by the amendment to the charter of last session, iti. not expected that they will be subject to tuition by the oity •wW*»ityeer. The council are to be commended for their prompt and judiciou. aetion Ust night in the matter of th. expropriation of In Wolff', property, for street purposes. Knot the most important action whieh the council In* taken this year, it is undoubtedly one of the moat important, for the reason that no such opportunity m the present was ever likely to offer .gain for consummating so desirable and necessary an object as the extension, of Medcensie street through to Front. Th. lot in question w.s vacant, and only for a short time; property owners on either aid* were aniious for tbe street ext-n- .io»; and volunteered to stand Hi- 000 of the cost; negotiaiioaM with the owner of the lot hod reached a head; and it only rMkained for tbe council to do, aa they here done, •nd accept the fairly re.son.Ue Bropcaition of Mr. Wolff., to take , |10,600 for bis lot. Th. deal actually cosU tfast city' only, $6,500, (probably only 16,006 will be paid), thus secoring a most important -sdmntage iucomp.nbly cheaper than there oould be uny hope of - doing in th. future. It is. wonder that.ny of the councillor, ihould have, '""'f'fi* -*T''M*r*T** about wttling a matter, so favorably for the city, which should have been settled long ago, and in .ny .vent would hove to be dealt with some tine, sod: greatly to th. city's damage, had1 the present council failed in their duty and shirked the, question again, which we *re happy to aanounc. they did not; Tto ohiheellor of the exch.qu.or, Mr. Cro-ehen, b««, is presenting his budget to the? Imperial parliament, given the newspapers of Great Britain a grand gratuitous advertisment. The sale of coffee had, he said, largely fallen off of late, owing to the persistent advertising of their wares by the dealers in cocoa, the result of whioh was the establishment of a tremendous trade in that commodity. Starting out with such an undeniably telling text, the Dominion Illustrated improves the occasion by the following pertinent observations: No more significant statement was, perhaps, ever made by a finance minister. Here we are informed, on the highest authority, that continuous advertising had succeeded, in the course of a comparatively brief period, in producing what is equivalent to a dietetic revolution in British society. No more emphatic tribute wa. ever paid to one of the most imporUnt functions of the newspaper and periodical press. There is nothing, probably, inthe range of human habit on which it is more difficult to work a change than the articles of food to which daily use has accustomed a community. And of such articles there are none which, in the course ot generations, have acquired such an undisputed right to their places on the British breakfast table as the tea-urn and the coffee-pot. If a law were passed prohibiting the use of tea or coffee to the British householder he would be t wise or bold statesman who would answer for the consequences. Temperance reformers may contemplate with complacency tbe gradual creation of such a change » publio sentiment that the British workman will no longer look upon his beer as an inalienable right. But they have not yet ventured to propose an interdict on the tea and coffee of the British millions. Yet, without the least agitation, without mass meetings, without the aid of either pulpit or platfoiin, the thing hU been brought to pass in thousand, of homes, the inmates of which hav. consented to forego their habitual beverages. How was the marvel accomplished! Simply by the insertion in certain newspapers and magatines of a few business-like word, recommending a rival com modity. This is an economic fact of some importance, or the chancellor of the exchequer would not have deemed it worth mentioning. But it bu also a lesson of deep interest ' all person, who have wares to NEW WESTMINSTER Real Estate and Financial Agency RICHARDS, HAYWOOD & MACKINTOSH, Conveyancers fc Notaries Public. *E*. O. Esse 219. Xclt-jpliorao 2*To. 31. Business and Residence Property in the City and Suburbs. Farming, Timber and Mineral Lands for Sale Cheap. Terms easy. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. Money tq Loan. WE DO NOT SPECULATE OURSELVES, but Rive our ous- tomurs tlio benefit of nil our special bargains. OOLONIAL HOTEL BUILDING, =OFFIOE8: 233 CORDOVA ST. 61 YATE3 8T, NEW WESTMINSTER. VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. Queen's Hotel groceries COB. COLUMBIA A CLEMENT STS., "**-Te**wr ■"""^estmin.etex, 33. O. By th. report of tbe council proceedings, elsewhere, it will be Ken that, the street. and park improvement debenture., by-law hu been advanced . very considerable stage, and also amended by th. addition of $10,000 to th. .mount sought to be it-tmni, M-Jtiin- atoUl of 185,000. Thi. addition was reed-red necessary by th» wM. daetsion of' the council to expropriate L Wolff's lot .nd open Msu-ken-m street- through, to Front, Md'will i he expended... follow.: 17,1100.' to purdrase th* lot and oxter*, and repair Meokenrie street, .nd the remaining $2,(500 making up the round {10,000 to be added to tin appropriation for tide walks; making,, total of 17,750 for ttot purpose, according to the list of eati-Htes of- proposed expenditure under Uw by-law, which we publish in., separate item in another col- Ms* This,; list. .Is. show, tbe ap- portaoaw.nt ot th. prepcHd 'lou, fori ttonrmM streets, io.,-*a an in- s-NMlio-i of these estioMtea will sat- lift anyone that, tto counoil tie ' *W>rio* to.4. justice to .11 sec- , yf» th.ll only refer nutieu- U tto .pp.c-pri.tiou of t',000 i.strset, which might be ttoagkt by-o«..tfintBghttol*. Ut-f-r 'tor, wm oiled for. Thi. wa aot .ppwr, bowmr, when it is r-Mwmbered that tto street urgently rfq-Utn widening, UMcMiUting e* pMair. cribbing, from., a'point near tto Qstbolio church utmrly up to the ONNMit-u. also bridg. repairing nd.id.walk improvmente. Ool- infcie street Is the ruin street of tto city, ud th. credit of the city 1* *t .Uto 1* putting it .nd keep- ingitiunvprmntebls.adsal. oon- dWoc. The otta eati-natea a. well showcrefol oonridmrion on. tto tort ot tb. eoun.il,in tto eity'. iMarett. At next ms-sting ot tto c4wrMLM«UbesMby'toiTmrt, ..by-law wilt to intnctoMd to ftttiit lit taking a vote ot tto Mtopaym oo the propoaad lou, It t*ml*,M prwdic* t&* thr, -Ute ttliotitje. tto rata-*.*" will. oa* . pfogistois totlo. Md -sspport tb. iwhwlt i. plae-Vlbefot. sell. It reveals, in a most striking manner, the wondrous power of advertising, and it is worth while to make inquiry as to the kind of advertising whioh produced so remarkable a result. If anoticeof anything—a meeting, an action, some specialty in food and dress, or a home to let or sell—appears a single time in the column, of a journal in the ordinary way end is paid for— we call that an ad vertisement. But advertising, such a. Mr. Goschen dad in hia- mind, was something more than that. It was persistent idyertising; Only pjfsistent adver- tising can have any effect on a busy, versatile, frivolous and distraught public What is seen once or twice fades from memory. To impel the publio mind with determination in any direction, it is necessary to agitate, whatever the object, question or cause at ateke may be. A single grave and luoid article, lecture, speech or sermon may suffice to inspire a few earnest minds with fervor of purpose strong enough to carry them to the goal of accomplishment. But the mas. of mankind is hard to move, hard even to touch. The same truth, however obvious it may seem to the initiated, must hr repeated over and over many tints*, before it begins to make an imprtt- iion on the many. It is the sua. with advertising. An advertisement may be seen a dozen time, liefer* it ia even read. But gradually it win. its way to the inner conjcMO-mea. .nd then it is never forgottor*. Such a maker's name is henceforth associated with such a commodity and tptis teparabitt There ate article, which we could easily mention that it .would be well nigh impossible to disconnect from certain.names. Nor is there the least likelihood that the owners of those, names ever regretted the outlay to, which that association ot ideas is due. The men whose name, ban thus literally become household1 words stndied advertising wan art—the art of capturing and keeping: the attention, the interest, the, sympathy, the custom of the public. THE QUEEN'S IS A FINE BEI0K HOTEL, FINISHED TN the best style and fitted with oil modern conveniences, having bath rooms and closets on overy i'oor. It has lately heen elegantly furnished throughout, and the appointments are complete in every way. The cuisine, tinder the charge of a first-class white chef, is ii specialty, and the best of everything will always be found on the table. The Queen's is intended to he a superior house in every respect, and we hope, by care and attention to the comfort and wants of guests, to win their appreciation. Terms, $2.00 to $3.00 per Day. "♦IlLI-EK & CO.. Proprietors. Music and French. MRB. I'EEUO WILL UK PLEASED to receive PtijillH for liistniiin.iiliil mul Vocal Muslo* also for Prem-li, Parisian -accent gi*urnni--(-il. Annlli'-ttl'itiH to bo jni'iluat licr rflsitlonoo, Mary St., dmy-lto To Daniel Savoy, TAKE NOTICE THAT A PLAINT HAS been Issued against you at tliosult ot J.i. McDonald, lo the County Court, and lht_ you liavo been ordered lo appear within ton days from this date.' " .th May, A. D. 1880. CORBOULD, McCOLL A JENNS, tmyll. Solicitors lor Plaintiff. MerchantTailors ARE SHOWING A CLOTHS For Spring & Summer Wear Good-fitting, 8tyllsh Garments AT REASONABLE PRICES. Extra Fine Line of Trousering-, dmhlyl BAr-NIT CHURCH, aids. Htreot, ■art of Hary Street. Tort'. Dny Sabbath ot Hary Street. Service, at 11 a. m. and 7 - Hehool .ndBlbl. clan at San p. seats free; — -—..-..- r. ■Rev. - free; strunra cordially welcomed. '. Thoa, Baldwin, jiMtor. * BTHODI.-r OHVHCII, Mary _,StrMt. Hev. 3. H. White, Putor. jvl-e. at 11.«.«.. and 7 p.m. Sunday thoounif Bible oi-uwsiSO p.m. Prayer sJMUnf on Thnndays at l80p.m. Beats res.; straaw-ll JordSll-i lavHeS, 8*1 *t_yt OR»«CH,:John Sire.l, > Opposite prani. Hall. Rev. Tliomns •ddon, Putor. Semoe. every Sundai* »tlli-.ra..nd7p. m. Thursday eveilna. at 7l*p o'olook. Beau tree; Ml are eonfl. »lly Invited. Bund.ygeho-it.t'aM'n.in' t^"-JKSJ•-'™,58^£••*■,-' -holy. V TRI1UTT. CHURCH; -PZOSBBB HARDWAAE tree JE ESTABLISHED 18 2. Jas. Cunningham COLUMBIA STBEET, WESTMINSTER,B.C. IMPORTER OP Rutgri .The -.-,,. a MARYfl heBl.hotv, Barvloe, All seat. M. Arahdu-on W, HURCHj Beetor.fhL __\_oel*-.hnrohes every du,., „„„ (rej. Both eharaha, open all' tn> tor pn- .-*. prayer. [ m_____,tl a- ktob BMtly tow t\__tDtXJnn_.t <_*_.. PrlMwolb, 109BB wA UV _B 0m 9B9 edBtB Smtme lo tto.ir-Uis.-^r.. ■ i~w*"^.w#ii,,*«,-a"-"00"- ">• ■' SS.*..01? W-A*S^**««!9i|.rt.-., ;.r__.tSbJ_t-tti Srlsoi'litSJ. sam. DlMeev-ry Prlday Mun.mn.-Hi_, J»,. SktMutIf-*''I^***'*ni- MB"D«B«o-d >t.'audhbw. e tatularnieellnnol ........ .„ held., the lMtTU,s- a7.0$*-^.l-WUh,atloWoekp.ni. All , .r. lnvlt-akto aUend.-Joa-1 Beotii sassi 8M. ll »t-zT_^ttta UtBDliOUrVERIN, I. Ho. MM. The renlar meeting, of •»<*•■'•Oowt are f J. Ulh. Kore.!.-,' >U,o. the Irst and ihl-<rwedn,-d.y m oh a-pnthjatSp. m.-Jiio. MoMoBrHv, 0«O* LOQasI >.. ., A. V. A. M.— The ntolar.mnt. lop of this Lodge' .re held in . . the M.-onlo Tempi, on tbe flrat [nan-lay In >aoh montb, at 7:*0 o'clock P."}. Bot-Hirnln.bnthran are cordimiy Invited to _______&_____ p. fjoATBAK, Bee,' Jk D"1 WMnHdayli CUMrw Ctjfor rrWi^if^rtori. | J^S^^^r*^"^''- pOABD or TBADB. Board Room. P OddKllo-M Brlek Blook. op-euin. Oounoll meets on Uo tlrst... third Wed- t^^.n.mxSdborArM?,urA*r.y. Hardware, Agr. Implements, Rope, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Crockery, Ohinaware, Woodenware, Wall Papers, Stoves, Ranges, Fire Orates, Gas Fittings, Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sewer Pipe, Plaster, Cement, Lime, Hair. MANUFACTURER OF 4Q&.TW& SHEET-IRON WAITE. COSTRACTS FOR Iroi t Cornice Work, Gas-iUMniT, :Plnmblng, Roollng.&c. VIOTORIA Steam Bakery! ESTABLISHED lS'fl. M. R. SJiliTH & CO., ManufncttircrH of All Klnils of Bread, Cakes & Biscuits Contractors bj' Appnlnlincnl to llcr MiiJcsly»H Royiir Niivy, the Dominion Qovcr:nncnt, Ac. Medal and Ulploma awftrood nt the Colonial and ind Ian Kxlilbltion, T<on- don, IKSil. KACTOtlY—Niagara si,. Jam-is Hay. OFBICES-57Fort Ht., Victoria, B. O. dapStnO THE WESTMINSTER PoultryYards JOHN S. COX, Prop. Light llvab ni ni, Parli-ldg« CdbUIiIus, Plymouth Itoths- Whlte race Bl'k Spanish White Crested, Black and Golden Polandi. Houtlanii Silver-pencilled Ilntn- burgi. Black) Red and Pitt Games. Toulouse Geese. Rouen Ducks. My Yards aro open tor Impection. uwmhStc D. MePHADEN, Dune's Brim Blow, Cuumbis Stieet, offers for sale. . A Full Stock of Ferry A lJo.'s Field 1 Garden Seeds Red, White and Alsike Clover Seeds. Timothy, Rye, Lawn and Blue Grass Seeds. AI.IO-FIIIST-CI.ASS STOCK OF GROCERIES ^PROVISIONS COFFEE roasted nnd ground on Hit- pro- mlnea. Ch«4rc |6t of IM POUTED TR AS. iia.AU UootlH snld at lowest prices and delivered free to all jmils of tin* city, dt •f-HiOtjk, ■*3*RJ^.-**-T, S-E3I023TS. •FLO-CTS, _]3__[__£____T, SHOSTS. A Car-load of SPALLUMCHEEN FLOUR just arrived. i. DesBRISAY, Cor. Columbia & Blackie Sts. (InplOLo BUGGIES! BUGGIES! JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER CARLOAD STOVES & RANGES! Just Received, Direct from Hamilton. THIS MAKES TWO SINCE JANUARY. Intending Buyers should make a note of this, as it goes to show that we sell more Stoves than any two Houses in the Province. Our superior line of Stoves and low prices do the business. E. S. Scoullar & Co. Bnnilta i Wiior Stan Taa-mw THB Sl'AOK BELONGS TO H. T. ftt&D & CO,, Hardware mkhchants. 3b S A CAIM-OAI.- OV Pell, Rice Coil-spring s .as eo ma ma m DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! fST The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.*^ Reid ds 0*u.-r-ri©. M.A.McRAE Mei-chant I nllor llHAlITII'Ul, 1IAXCIHOK Black & Fancy Worsteds Btrlpcd and Check for shunq and bu mm ml. Opp. Oolonial Hotel Columbia St,. • New Wehtmisster. dwmh28to TIME CARD. o. v. »r. oo. Tlio Fine Fli-Nt-Clruis Str. Willi&m Irving Will Lenvo tho O, P. N. Co,'s Wlinrf, BTJIBT Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. tt., FM CHIUIWHMK MO WAT PORTS. Rettil'nlng Ever*' Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When fiufflclcnt Inducement oiTers ibe will proceed to HOPE and on inch Accaalonfl will leavo her wlinrf at 4 a.m. , Conneetlnswith IlicC. P.N.Co.'*-Bteamer for Victoria. JOHN IRVING, Mansion T. U BRWG8, A«ent, New Westminster. dapSto Get Our Prices and See the Goods. One Car of these Plows to Arrive about the 20th inst. F.C.Strickland ft Co. WEBSTER'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET, WESTMINSTER. llWIIO'JIll llltin COLUMBIA EtT MARKET. Coliimblii Street, New Westminster. The NEW WESTMINSTER undry and Machine Shop Front St., New Westminster, B. C. BOBBKT t-.J-.~_r_r, - » XKAXSJk&XI___, . i--_-_-xr-3,j_.c--ZTn_.m-iB ob STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNB.'Y,. .VtiiUCWI.TUCM. iS AI.I, KIKU*- OF MACHINERY. Brass and Iron Castings made to Order. HEPAIRIBC DONE WITH IIEATIIESS MID DISPATCH. V. _.—■ AU orders from tho upper oountry promptly attemlotl to. ilwiioimo Chas. McDONOUGH.j Front Street, New "iVe.stiiiliistcr. EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS & all kinds of Woolen Goods! ItUADY-MAM} CLOTHING. _^_f The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manu-J facturcs of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Homef Industry. dmli30tc Douglas & Deighton, MAHUFA5IUMS AMD IMPORTERS OF HARNESS SADDLES and BHDLESI WHIPS, SADDLEWARE, ETC. Colonial Blook, Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. C] BEND IN YOUR ORDERS. ALL WORK OP THE BEST MATERIAL AND WOI1KMANSH1I'. PRICES LOW. noldwly VAN VOLKENBURGM BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers, HEAT l'l ItVEVOItS IN GENEKAL. I'nESll AX» CORNEU HEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. itsrSpeulal lines quoted for the shipping trade. Family ordors strictly attended to. Hotels will find it to their interest to place their ordors with the above firm. Il28nnly LONDON MAEKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN -sTrEICHENBACH, (SUCCESSORS TO W. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT HaniH, Bacon, Sausage, Bolognas, Etc dnnlyl COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Tub Ooiumbian Frihtikq Estabushmknt has first-clas. laouties (ot all kinds of Commercial Printing, Bill Head! Letter Headi. Circulars, Carat, Envelope*,, Blank Ferine of every description, Peetere, Oedgeri, Prioe Liete, Ao. Prioe. will be found ns lo* u at any other ofloa where firat-olaM work i. done, ROYAL OITY Planing ills Company, Ld. RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. MASUFACTl'ltKIIS ASD PEAI.EBS IH Shingles- Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, AND JtXiX. KlaTDS OB Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doom. Frames, Windows, Moaldlnvs. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets. Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND AU KINDS OF TURNED WORK, nolMwl*' ■! MONEY IN OLD BONES. Msn Who Make Fortunes Out of the Refuse in Meat. How Horns, Hoofs, Bones and Every Portion of Slaughtered Beet Aro UtUUed -A Number of Industries Peculiar to Chicago. . Of all the products that como Into Chicago market beef is tho most effectually utilized, nays the Chicago -BfdfE. From tho timo a beef leaven tho pasture until its Htealrs aro served by somo fashionable caterer, it haa passed tin-ought several thousand hands, and has contributor] either directly or indirectly to several hundred distinct and separate industries. In no city in tho world is tho principle of the diviBon of labor moro strikingly exemplified than in Chicago, with hor manifold industries dependent on the tralllc In beef. Ono would naturally Buppose that beef was so plentiful and cheap in a central market like Chicago that no ono would think of making a special businoss of utilizing what In many cities is cast away as refuse. But tho very fact that Chicago is so great a beef market renders it possiblo for almost overy ounce of beet to be pat to somo practical uso. There has grown up in this city within the post ten years tho largest bone and tallow industries in tills country. Thoso industries havo not only served to build up immense private fortunes, but, as an officer of the Board of Health said recently, they liavo been of untold valuo to Chicago in fl sanitary pointof view. This may seem at flrst thought a curious statement. But the explanation is simple A bono and tallow factory Is not a desirable neighbor, as every ono knows wbo has over had the misfortune to livo within scenting distance of such an establishment, and yet tho odor is neither so unpleasant nor nearly so unwho-osome as many other exhalations from tho Stock Yards. The bono and tallow factory serves as a convenient repository and crematory of tho offal from the butcher shops, ln a city like Chicago thero must necessarily be at every large butcher shop a large amount of good meat remaining over each day unsold. To romovo this meat to somo "suburban dumping-place would entail considerable oxponso on the butcher, and ho would in mnny instances, bo tempted to let economic considerations take prcferonco over regard for public health. Tho dealer in bones buys off the butchor whatever is worth paying for in the way of bones, horns, hoofs, hide, tallow, meat, and hauls it away, and often gets for the mere hauling away moat that would soon becomo a nuisance to the butcher, but which can bo turned to somo practical account at tho tallow factory. All of tho leading butchers of Chicago havo now come to depend on the bone and tallow dealers to relievo them of what thoy can not dispose of to their regular customer--. To facilitate in ascertaining tho price of the commodity it is usual for tho butcher to sort it. Forimi'mico, ho puts all the kidney suet in ono 1. :tc1, tho flank tallow in another, the soup-bones iu another, and tho wasto meat in another. Thoso are all sorted in tho order of valuo. If tho buchor fails to do the sorting himself, ho is obliged to soil for a lower price, ns tho work of sorting aftor tho stuff is onco mixed is both difficult aud unpleasant and frequently costs moro than it is really worth. Tho bono and tallow dealer sends out his wagons ovory day to different parts of tho city to buy up tho butchers' refuse. Each wagon has a regular route and makes regular trips nt Btated intervals. Tho loads are brought into tho factory and distributed to appropriate places. All of tho tallow is put into a vast caldron ana rendered into tlio form in which it is found in commerce Thero aro a number of steps in the refining process, but thoy vary according to tho purity of tho article when It comes Into tho factory. Tho bones form a curious collection, and suggost at onco tho prophet's vision in tho Old Testament. Hero aro tbo bleached skulU of oxen, with yawning jaws, grinning teeth and empty sockets, Thoy seem almost to speak from out their grim receptacle some legend of tbo Humane Society. Occasionally a huge skull happens to have a pair of cross-bones near it, and suggests tho ghoulish emblem of tho death's head. Tho bones aro of all sIzob and ages. Thero are the dry.bones that havo lain bleaching for months on tho prairio and have been gathored by somo economic farmer and shipped to Chicago for a few cents more than paid tho freight. Thon there nre the juicy soup-bones fresh from tho butcher-shop. But theso must go through many transformations beforo they nro ready for tho market, First they aro cooked and tho grease all extracted. This grease Ib converted into lubricating oils, Tho bonos aro next put to soak in a tank with water running constantly in and out Thus thoy are cleaned. When all greasy impurities are removed tho bones aro laid out to dry and are ready to join company with their congeners of tho plains. Tbey are dropped into a gigantic hopper and ground to a coarse flour or dust. Tho mill grinds with a hungry greed and rarely receives a mouthful too difficult for its pawor of mastication. The bone dust Ib weighed, bagged, sorted and shipped to all parts of ! tho country where fertilizing material iB i needed. One of the moat valuable products of the establishment is gluo. This is made of the hoofs of oattle. There is a secret process in its manufacture that is always carof ully guarded and is known to only one man. His is ouo of thoso peculiar trade secret that no patent right would properly protect. In this It resembles the secret of making porcelain, possessed only by the Meissen (Saxony) porcelain potters. Tlie hoofs aro subjected to somo process by which they are turned into liquid. This liquid comes out resembling lu color and consistency Kew Orleans molasses, It le fun into cooling-pans, where it becomes partially solid. Then it is cut into cakes like giugorbreod, and allowed to harden, and is thon broken iuto smull pieces and placed in barrels ready to bo shipped. The horns furnish in themselves material for two or threo different Industries. Tho largo, curving horns of Texas cattlo are made into house ornaments. The horns aro also usod for muklng ornamental chairs und other pieces of furniture, n taste for whleh bas becomo of lato years exceedingly widespread. The ordinary horns aro turned into buttons of all kinds, and hunters' and ilsh- ors' furnishings, DROPPED INTO THE. SEA. A Boy's Miraculous Escape from a Savage Ocean Vulture, An old sea captain Bays, ln relating a re* cent incident in his experience to a Ban Francisco Examiner reporter: "One day tho mote's son, a tod of fifteen years, fob ovorboard. A sailor namod Banning leaped into the water after him. The sea wator hi this neighborhood Ib so cold that u man can not live much longer than twooty-ilvo or thirty minutes in it. The attention of every mun on board was given to tho two men in tho water, but when ono sailor raised his oyes and saw an enormous bird making direct for the boy hb emitted a ory of terror, which was joined In by overy one as soon as tbey saw It, It did not resemble a cloud, hor did It carry a rock in its talens, but It was on enormous creature that no two mon would caro to battlo with undor any circumstances. When Banning raised hia eyos and oaw tho bird his flrst thought was to turn around and mako for the ship, Fear took possession of him, and his strokes grow less powerful. Seeing Banning's danger Jamos Gray jumped in after bim. Just as he reached (ho \yator tho grout creature reached tno boy, who was growing vory. faint. At flrst tho bird seemed undetermined what to do. It pecked at the boy about the body, heeding not the shouts oftho sailors who sought to frighten it away. It was somo time beforo tho boat could bo lowered, and by tho timo it was lot into tho water and manned tho boy had gone down onco ' Bis sudden disappearance surprised tho bird, which was nbout to turn its attention to Banning, when the boy came to tho, surface again. I ran to my cabin and ^turned with a rillo to shoot the bird- should it grow ugly. When! gut on deck tho gret thing t saw was tho strange creature rising into tho uir with tho boy, and ita male, which suddenly appeared, almost na large, attacking Batfnuig, Ho was on his back, dodging tho beak of his adversary r.iul iWitaming toward the vessel with all hl3 might. I waa never moro excited In my lifo. I liurdly knew what to do. Tho boy was being carried away and was up thirty or forty feot in the air. 'Shoot tho bird,1 yelled tho mate, running about tho deck like a crazy man and shouting at lhe top of his voico orders that wero not obeyed. In shooting I, of course, ran tho risk of killing tho boy instead of tho big bird, if, indeed, ho waa not killed by tho fall- but there was not much timo to think of this; tho bird waa atill rising, aud, after a hasty aim, I 'bed. It was an excellent shot. A wing fell helpless, ns if I had broken it, and tho bird tumbled down into tho the wator. Tno second bird, wbon it saw the boat approach, left Banning and mado a fierce attack on ono of tho boatmen, striking Mm with Us foot n blow that foiled him to the Uottom of tho bout. Another of tho crow raised an oar and hit tho bird with all hi.i xiiglit, whon it flew away,. Banning, Gray und tho boy were picked up. Tho latter was unconscious, hut aftor a good rubbing he was brought lo, Banning was bleeding about tho faco, and moro or less injured ubout the body. Tho wounded bird fought viciously whon an attempt wus mado to capture it. It was finally lassoed and taken on board. Threo weeks afterward it died. Tho boy said that boforo bo went down be felt himself losing consciousness and grubbed at tho enormous bird that was hovering over aim. Ho caught its feet and held on with tho grip of n drowning man. Ho partially regained his sonso in tho air, but thought ho was higher up than he really was and did not dure to lot go." PREACHING TO LUNATICS. What Can Bo Keen by Attending RcUglous Uervlces ut a Mad-House. It commonly surprises visitors to a lunatic asylum to-rflnd, observes a writer in the Now York Evening Post, that insane peoplo aro not for a moment deceived by tho delusions of their fellow patients. Each will think himself perfectly sane and healthy, whilo knowing that all tho others are hopelessly mad. Although a lunatic'o uacntul freedom may be destroyed, it does not follow that his consciousness Is abolished, A minister who was called upon once to preach to a congregation of lunatics trcnted thom to a sermon ho had written for children. Much to his surprise, ho received an indignant letter from ono of his listeners afterwards, reminding him that whilo thoy might bo insano, thoy wore not idiots, and that many of them woro fully his equals in education and intelligence. It is it novel experience to attend a religious sorvico at an insane asylum. Imagine a congregation of lunatics aud imbeciles, men on ono sido, women on tho othor, iu all stages of physical decay aud all degrees of madness. Helpless, old, gray- haired fellows, with sturing sunken oyes and hollow checks, mumbling nnd groaning to themselves, m utter unconsciousness of their surroundings. Gaunt- looking, wild-eyed women, with nothing human about thom but their vanity. Wellington nnd Napoleon, Elizabeth and Mury Queen of Scots, Catherine do Mcdlels und Dtan of Poitiers, in full costume, facing (.iub other: God nnd tho devil side by side; restless girls, who mako thoir hondken-htols into dolls and rabbits nnd talk baby-talk to them, occasionally beatingthemund to-i'-lng thom In tho air. Interspersed throughout this motley crowd uro bright, keen youn-r faces, with no apparent trace of their ter' rlblo curse to any but nn expert observer; refined and cultivated women, who in their lucid intervals aro as pure and ■jpirUuni- minded as angels, and yet arc like the dovi! incarnate when tho mania seizes them; line, manly-looking gentlemen, dovout, dignified, and scholarly to-day, to-inorrow liko tho hord of swine into whom tho ovil spirit on tors On cither sido of tho chapel sit tlio keepers, alert and watchful in case of nn omergency. Facing thom ts tho chaplain, a stupid, listloas-looking mau, relegated to this dopressing Hold by bis own lazy In* ofllcioncy. Until you havo hoard tho Episcopal servico road by such a mun,H is impossible to conceive how utterly mechuniciU ond dreary it can bo mado. But it matters littlo to most oftho mumbling flock, raid tho tedium Is rollovcdat short intorvalu by a savago masculino growl or tho shrill hysterics of a woman. M'ALLISTER'S JOKE. Uow Uo Made the Indians Believe They Had Found a Gold Minn. Prof. McAllister, the prestidlgitatour aud ventriloquist, happened to bo traveling across Lower Idaho some years ago, on hia way from ono town to another, says tbo St. Louis Globe-Democrat. It was in tho days of early stage-coaching, before railroads were quito so plentiful as at the present, time. Tho professor, ono afternoon beforo tho show commenced, in wandering ubout tho streets of, I think it wus Lewiston, encountered on the outskirts of the town n small band of Indians. Two or threo companions woro with him. Whilo chatting togothor, looking about and observing things generally, McAllister became quito familiar with n mongrel dog owned by tho redskins, whom he proceeded to pet nonchalantly. " Fino dog," said the professor. "Ugh!" grunted tho buck. M How much you sell him fori" asked tho magician. " Ughl two dollars," replied tho buck, holding up a pair of dirty fingers to indicate tho amount " Him very fino dog," said McAllister, stroking tho curio back and taking a gold- picco from tlio tap of bis noso. "Hit hiP exclaimed tho redsklu, looking on in astonishment, his eyes ready to start from his hoad in excitement. Him vory fino dog, indeed," quietly continued tbo professor, this timo taking a wholo handful of coin from tbo dog's mouth, noso ond oars, which ho transferred to his pockets. Straugo noises woro board proceeding from tho intorlor of tho brute. Ho groaned and laughed and bowled and barked, at all of which tho poor, deluded redskin stood la. tho utmost nwo and astonishment-, and couldn't for tho lifo of thom understand what bad t-omo over tho spirit of tho mii- mul. It wus hurd lo toll which wns tho most surprised, tho Indian or tho dog. After filling bis pockets with gold nnd taking another flsjful from tho cur's nose, the professor loft tho redskins in peace, lie bad not boon gono ten minutes beforo the latter pounced upon the poor, doomed animal uud cut him wido open. Liko tho goose that laid tho golden egg, thero wns nothing Insldo, and it wub only fair to presume that tho only reward was a flue feast upon ribs of roast dog, browned to a turn. Women as Burgeons. • "Women as physicians wo aro becoming reasonably familiar with.. That ta, wo no longor consider It out of taste for a ludy to bo a doctor. But women ns surgeons nro moro rare. In Switzerland thoy are pn> riounccd to bo Um most proficient In tho medical schools nud hospitals. Ono professor says: "Thowomen aro particularly. dextorouB In handling musclos, Tliolr small, taper Angara glvo thom nn advantago ovor tho malos, and tbelr oyes aro quicker todoteotdotollsnndminutlio." These two points oro strong ouos. Do not all tho education and training of woman tend to mnko cay- l-or hor abler to observe small details, whoroun the training of men works to encourage t ho summing up of items; that in, thpy argue bettor, whon tho woman noes mora oxncily. Women are said to mnko remarkably npt mlcroscoplsts, KMnlo atudouts openly oppose tho presence of women, but treat iuem with tho utmost deforenco ond respect." Ills l'lUnFui SurpriM. In 1648 Lieutenant Techow waa dismissed from the German army for surrendering the Berlin armory ln tho Insurrection to the Civio Guard, and was' oondemucd to fifteen years' imprisonment In a fortress. Ho escaped to Australia- and now, at lite ngo of sevonty-threo, ho has returned, hoping that ho was included in tlio amnesty pr*). claimed by tho pew Emporpr,. Tho Mh-iste'r, of War decides that hi* offonwwas iiupar- donablo, and he will be relmprlsoned, probably for Ufo, EXCURSION Q RATEO rp.O PABIS EXrOSITlOW, AND LOW- 1 est rules by ull Kicumship linos Id mul train Great Britain, Slmiidlnavln ttud l£uropu generally. Now Is thu Mine lo HeoiU'o berths. B. P. ANDEKKON, Agent. dapi2inl New Westminster, IJ. C. FREE-HAND I NSTMIW TION OIVEN IN DRAWING i. and FniiiUii'.-iUL-nnli'ij-loihi'be-il European m-Hhoilfi. KISS LINNIE LEWIS. Studio fur. linynl Avenue & Mary St, order.*- tor port ml is ti-ln-n nt 13.1.ynl A '.'d -Knii-I ttt Sltidln. ddpZJml NOTICE. LORENZO LE11T0BA, Deceasul. ALL PERSONS having any claims against tho estate of Lorenzo Lertora, formerly of tho Fountain, near Llllooet, deceased, ato hereby required to send in Iho imiiii'iilnn-of thoir claims lo Gillio 1'lAfjmo, ot Happy Valley, Motohoslu Ulsl riot, or to Nicola BoiniNi, of the Knun- tulii, Llllooct, tha Executor-* of the will of the will of the wild deccnscil, ou or before Ihe 1st dny of July next. Dated .mill April, 1889. dwiny-llnl GILLIO l'l AGO 10. Lime! Lime! line W. K. MCKiNSOX, C. P.N. WHARF, - WESTMINSTER. ttmii28to Time Table! J!<jfjf, THE BTEAMER. iSSROBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER (or NANAI- mo direct .every WfdiicMlny nt 7 a.m. Lt'iives Nivnnlm'i for Cnmnx i-very Tliui's- iltival 7n.m. ltolurns tn Nnnulmo on rrlilny. Loaves Niinnlmo for Weslmlnstor uvnry Siiliirilny 11I.711. in. T EAVES WESTMINSTElt lor NANAI- IJ ino,-very Sunnily ill 7 it. tit.,tolH'liim,' at Vancouver anil all lilt •nooiliato polls. Upturns to WestmliiBlrr Monthly. For FrcluM mill l'ssienijer Hates apply- to T. h. 11RIGGS, ABmit C. P. N. Co., or to tlm Purser on bonrtl tlmhlto WMi ROGERS, Mnslcr. IRtl'-VEH FltCM SAAH CH TO VlOT.'RtSl • 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, •IrultaOmQ VI TOItlA, II. C. IT IS AN JJNDENIAI1LE FACT THAT CAHTEK'S Temple of Music I is tlio Place hi iii-yi-'ii'-i-t itim* .U n ]i h'li M mul T. ruie a villi Suit Any IttssnltitliK' I'i'yrr. For |.rlco. ami tolllls, ill I'ly lo CAR* TIMl'-. TKMI'i.l- OF MUi-I' , VniH'imv'T, II. V,. a Misting, si. w. ti, du.lino,- AUSTL't-KArMiRKlT For Hay' Straw, Wheat, Brun, Shorts, Oil Ciiltc, kc, AIISTM'3 STGRS For Groceries, Himhvttrc, Hope, I'lnt- furm Settles, Ac. AUSTIN'S CELLAR Fur Choice Potatoes, Carrots, Turnips, Onions, A-j. AUSTIN'S STABLE For Good Teams and Sober Teamsters. AUSTIN'S PRINCIPLES: Siiumi! 1-ealiiur anil Total Abstinence, I lll-JOIl! O.E. t'KD Stl-VIVOS. '. G. GAMBLE norm Pu.lio. LAND SURVEYORS, Real Estate is^rance, Financial Agents AND QQNVEYANt'EhS. A.C3-32N-TB 3TOH FIRK.-Tlie Western of Ton.nln.Tln' Ml- nn, The City of London, und The Hartford. MFB.-The New York Life Insurance Co. AOOIDKNT-TlieTravcllers'ofllattford Land Surveying In all Its branches no* curntc-ly nnd promptly ch riled on I. City and Suburban Lands f»r Sale. We enn show a completo li-t of deslruble localities. Farming Landi, Improved and uiiliu- provo i, throughout the district. Mining ami other Stack bought and sold. Money to Lonn on flrst mort-fiiKe nt low rates. Tblki'iionk Call No. 33. P. 0. DitAWF.it W. VOODS,TURNER* (.AMU. Offidi, CtURD-s Block, - Cglumum Street NKW WKBTMINSTKU. ilmliMl-- DRESS MAKING At MISS JENNINGS', (Late oi- Kkoi,ani>) Cornet of Church nnd Colnmbla Streets, NKW WESTMINSTER ■WHatlsfuctlon gunrantcoii. dwfe7to Dress-Making I Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C ear Satisfaction guaranteed, dn piste VANCOUVER CITY Foundry-MachineWorks THE PROPRIETORS OK THESE works have much pleasure in notifying; tbelr friends and I ho public thnt they nro now prepiu-od to receive nnd promptly execute any orders for work In llielr lino with which they mny be favored, ,1. McKKLVIE, Meehnnlcal Manager. Vanoouver, H.C., Sth May, issh, dwmyl2to PORT ll-MMONO NURSERY Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, And GARDEN STOCK on band In great variety. Everything Urst-clnss and furnished ln good shape. Hta.Send 15cls, for valuableSO-pngeDescriptive Catalogue with 6 beautiful colored plates. Price Lists sent free, fj. W. HENRY, dwdolOtc Port Hammond, IJ. C. Ws. A. Sashwood-Jones FRESH CALIFORNIA AND LOCAL Fnlts&lBietais ALWAYS ON HAN1>. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. tijoaiio Corbett & Kennedy, MAKOl-ACTKIinnS OF TIN, COPPER SHEET-IRON 'W'ABB. WEBi-TEIl'-- ULflCA (UP-9TAIH8), Front Stbeet, • New Westminster HAVING JUST OPENED IN THE nln-ve line, we respectfully solicit a share of tbe trade, nnd trust by careful nttentlon to orders und moderate clmigcs to merit tbo siinie. Experienced workmen; siithfoctlon -."in ran teed. Estimate- furnif-lit d foi-Gnlvanlzcil Iron Cornice, Kin.llm*, Plumbing, Gas-filling, Stenm mut flnt Win r Hi-iiUn-*, &i\ IM---Enhance to i ■remise.'- on Mnry St., In rear of Punk of U. C. dwmhOtc Goal, Wood'Bark THE ITNDT-TSIGNED KEEPS CON- stautly lu -.lock tlio BEST ISLINGTON COAL ■—ALSO-— Wood and Bark, Wlileh he will sell nt lhe LOWEST HATES aud deliver promptly. i «•*■_ Orders left at tlie stores df Mr. McColl and Mr. McDonough will receive nttentlon. TT.MIft 1*011 MIRE. Stables- corner of Douglni* and Columbia Streets. HENRY ELLIOTT. New West,, B. C, Nov. 22,1888. dno23l« TO MRS. IP YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAIt.-ASKFORTHE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, on™ MAINLAND. ***They aro not only made of the Choicest Tobncco but they ore of Home Manufacture, and should be patronized by all good citizens, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, IIOLmtOOK DUILDINO, COLUMBIA STREET, KEW WESTMINSTER. dwlTnoly Harrison Hot^prings, B. 0. I1KALTH AND F..MSI'UK KKMHT. STEAM, HAIL A ROW ll'.UT.*- ON HAND AwlmmlMt, Viip-irnnil Pilviii** Mul lis With experienced Attendant--, LADIES PKPAHTMRNT HEPARATE. Terms* iLBO to 93.00 per dmy. Only 5 mites from A-tnt-sli Hint lon, C. P. 11, Reduced P. It. mid Stcumhnut ratei. Excursion rates good for .10 dnys from •Wpp-tintf-ster to Agns-dt* Station and return. |ft, HiUunlay excursion rato, good until following Mondny, W.M. Comfortable StflgeH meet all trains. Tickets ean M oMnlned nt R. R. offlce. dapSttoSaw WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. AI.HO A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF DRY COODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. i.iTxnnnii.M's m.oi'K. I'oliimlil.'i atr-H, x,'« 'Vi'.liiilii-trr. iinlilwl)' North l?B-lilsh nnd Mesvantile FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABU9HEP ISOO, Onpltal, - $14,000,000.00 OP LONOON. Capital. J~~$9,733,000.00 IUTES AS LOW AH ANY OTHEB COMPANIES noiNO BUSINESS IN UIUTISII COLUMBIA. T. O-. T.A.QTTES Agent (or New Wostmlnster City and Dlstrlot. d|o2itto mmttwm Wanted, Short-hand Pupils, MR T. It. DUNCAN WISHES TO Inform the Public of New Westminster Unit, lie is now prepared to el ve ic-sons In tjhoi'L-hnnd in tlie latest und lit-rit system*. A complote course guarantied In three mo n tin*. Violin ulr-o taught. Tho teaching of i-hil'Ii-t-iion this instrument a specialty. Address, Drawer O, City, New Westminster. duplOtc W. BREDEMEVER, DR. PH. (I-atoPnrtncrof John McVicker) MINING'ENGINEER. U.S. A PROVINCIAL S UK VKYOK, A AW3AYKH. Masonic Temple Block, Vancouvku, Brit. Col. asrRc-l bible reports, underground surveys und maps or mines executed at Iom rates. Assa-ysmndeon nllklndsof min* erals, gold nnd silver bars. Thirty yeurs' experience in mining In Asia, Europe and United states of America. Speaks ten I nn gun-"ex. Af-si-ys from a distance promptly attended to. Address Vancouver. II. V. ddellle Jitind Registry Ordinance, 1870 lie Lot 70, Group I, New Westminster District. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATE OF Title of Dennis Reginald Harris lo the above*mentlunvd land bus been lost or destroyed nnd application lias been iniide for a duplicate thereof: Notico Is therefore hereby given tbat a new Certificate of Tltlo will be issued In lieu of tbat so lust or destroyed, unless cause be shewn to the contrary wllhln one month from date. R. W. ARMSTRONG, PIstrlRl Registrar. Land Registry Oflice. New West., B. C, loth April, IBM). dap 17ml J. W. WINGER DEALER IN Hard and SoftWood Draylng and Teaming 8AN JUAN LIME Always In Stock. Orders left at the C. P. N. Wharf will be promptly delivered, dmb'iUtc HAVING DISPOSED OF AM, MY IN- tcrest in the London Anus Saloon, I have to request thut all parties owing me will call and settle their accounts Immediately, either wltb tbe undersigned or witli J. R Cherry, whom I have appointed my agent for this purpose. dap8ml a LAMBERT. SAAMCH_ MILLS! BRACKMAN & KER, MAISOFACTOltEBS OF OATMEAL Dy the Latest Improved Process, OP ABSOLUTELY PURE. MILLS ol K.rth sonnlili. OFFICE A WAREHOUSE! llclorln. dinnzOmS ff.L tmr) 830-332 COHIIOYA STRKKT, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers and Dealers In MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRITIONS, MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. dwdeMte MIZONY&COT 303 Cordova Street, Vancouver, Brit. Col. WHOLESALE LIQUORS* CIGARS Telephone Order*, Promptly Attcndeil to, TELEPHONE CALL IDL drah2'"m(l Dominion Lands, IH' YOU ARE PAYING FOR YOUR Pre-emption or for rent of Mining or liriizinir Land, or buying Farm, Mining or nny bind from the Dominion Government, DO NOT PAY CASH But pay In 0< large discount. Scrip oan be obtained In large or small quantities from ALIOWAY ft CHAMPION BAJr-cnBS, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, OH PROM THK BANK Of BRITISH COUIUBIA, NEW WESTHINSTER tlwmhftte ESTABLISHED 1*3. ROBT DICKINSON BUTCHER, Nearly Opposite tb. folontiil lldtfi, NEW WE8TM1KSTI..;. THK LARGEST AND CllOIUKST s-wrtment ot all descriptiuns ol MEATS AHD VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, anil supplied to Fam. lilei, Rustaunnti, Snd Steamboat, at th. LOWE ! I'ORRIIJLB PE1CE8 Holbrookjstate! SALE OF Valuable Property. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED U)TS are offered for sale, In part or whole: LOT 5, BLOCK 5, Columbia and Front streets, twx 192, with 6 stores thereon. LOT JB, TU-OCR UMflicl*2-Columblfland Clark son strects,wltb bulldlngsthereon. LOTS 12 A 1.1, BLOCK'S. Mary street'2 nores, with hurd finished house and orchard. H LOT 1, BLOCK IH, Columbia street, Mxltt. LdT Al, GROUP I, Vtyiomiver food, containing 280 nores, •TThe Abovo Properly brings In • rental of I2M.00 per month For further particular! and * terms of sale, apply at THOS. OVKNH- Black-smith* Machine Shop, Merchant M-iuare. KmWMtmlnitor.B.0. docWc Lund tteglslry Ordinance, 1870 Ite Lot 5, in the Subdivision of Lot 4, in Suburban Block I), New Westminster. WHEREAS THE CEHTIFICATE OF Title of Charles G. Hflggman tothe above-mentioned land has been lost rr destroyed, and application has been made for a duplicate thereof: Notice Is therefore hereby given that a new Certificate of Title will be Issued In lieu of that bo lost or destroyed, unless cause be shewn to the contrary within one month from date. il. W. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar. Land Regii-try Office, New West., B. C. 11th April, 1889. d-jpljml NOTICE. SITTINGS OF THE COUNTY COURT of Cnriboo will be held at— Llllooct. Thursday ...23rd May ,1889. Clinton Saturday... Sth June, " liiO-Mlle House...Tburmlay...27tb " " Soda Creek Saturday ...29th " *' Quesiiellnm'tb ...Tuesday 2nd July, ■■ Hichfleld Friday , Sth -* •' By Command, JNO. ROBSON, -•-'•■,, Provlnolal Secretary. Provlnolal Secretary's Offlce, 21th April,1889, dap29ml WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE Game Dealer! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. ttr Highest Price paid for Fan uid Deer Hides. Correspondence InvlteJ. am-Telephone Call No. 6. djasto ■as— DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot of Douglas Street, Neau Columbia Street. J. FERCVSON, PROPRIETOR FRESH BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, Confectionery, elc.,ote. Hotel and Restaurant trado solicited. All orders promptly attended lo and delivered to any part of the city. dinh28y B. C. Monumental Works Cos. Columiia mid Chuiih Sit. New Westminster, Brit. Col. kunii, Unit, Wi, Etc, In Marble or Granite of Best Quality. CORNER POSTS AND CURBING. N. B.—Just recelved-the finest assortment of icatch li run ltf NiiimmiIi ever seen in British Columbia, whleh will be sold at prices putting competition ont ot the question. dwmhaiyl ALEX.HAMILTMtftttF. TABLE Showing th* Dates and Plaet-a mt Court« nf AsbIi*j> Nlal Prim, mill Oyer antl Terminer, fnr the Year 1889. ' ' SPRING ASSIZES. [ON VANCOUVER ISLAND.] Victoria Mondny SAth Mky. Nnn-ilmo Tuesday -lib June. [on mainland.] Neu Westminster... Wednesday ...lit May. Kamloops Monday. ,1rd June. Clinton .....Monday ...H....10th Jnne FALL ASSIZES. [ON MAINLAND.] Rlchlield Mondny.....„..9th Sept. Clinton Wednesday...2Stb8ept. Kamloops Monday........7th Oot. Lytton Monday, Uth Oct. NcwWe&tmlnRter...Wednesday...l!ithNov. [ON VANCOUVER ISLAND] Victoria Monday ,.2r,th November. Nannlmo .....Tuesday.. 3rd December. dopHml VIOTOBIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria, B. C, OFFKK FOR SALE: China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, FOR POULTRY, ar. Rice Meal, FOIl CATTLE FEED. ilii.li'.ttn-.ll OiTOTlCS. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT , we have applied to the Minister of ..ie Interior for n license to cut and tan away timber on and from theMtllowlu hed lands, situated In the District of New Westminster, Province of Britiih Columbln: 1, Tbe east half of Section 19, the N.W," fi qur-rter of Section 20 and the S.E. quarter of section 90, In Township ■», and Sootlon 80 in Township 10. ii. Commenelng at a stake placed at thn norlb corner of Slave I -ake, thence weit 40chains,thenco north 80 chains, thenee cast to lake about HO ehalns, thenoe along lake to point of commencement—contain In« abont 40A acres. a. Commenelng at a poet set abont two miles N. E. from outlet of Stave Lake- then co sonth 40 ohalns, thence weat 20 chains, thonce south about 88 ohalna to lake, thenee Along laae to pointof com- mencement—con Ul ii Ing about 180 acre*. 4. Commencing at ft poet srt on the east bank of stave River, about balf a mill sonth or Stave Lake; thenee north 10 chains, thenoe west 40 chains, thenee north 40 chains, thence east about 80 chains to lake; again commenelng nt same post, thence east 88 ohalns. theneo north to lake about 40 ohalns, thsno* along lake to point before mentioned onn lain Ing about 4M acre*. THE ATTRACTION Of Oolumbia Street —IS— JAS. ROUSSEAU'S GREAT CLEARING SALE GOOD-FITTING BOOTS AND SHOES CONTRIBUTE much to the health and comfort of every home. Therefore, everybody ought to know that Jas. Rousseau's is decidedly the cheapest place in New Westminster where the people of this District can purchase the best Boots and Shoes at the cheapest prices. I will allow io per cent, discount on all cuh purchase* to the general public for the next sixty days, to make room for a LARGE SPRING STOCK now en route. REMEMBER,—if you want genuine good Boots and Shoes the proper place to purchase them js at Jas. Rousseau's, •1 Col-om-bU. 0txw*t. Custom Work »ro»»tly ottcWcd to. dwto 6. Commencing at a post set about half _, mile north oftho head of put Lake; thenco north 80 ohalns, thonce west 40 chnlns, thence south 80 ohalns, thenos east to point ot commeiicsment-eoutalu- Ing tin aores, C Fast balf of Section 14, eooth<Mut quarter of Section M, and Section ll**-*M In Township 41. ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS CO. (Limited). NewWestminster An^U^i*i!Mi C. McDONOUGH, (LUNDBOM'B BUILDINO, fBONT STREET | i-iiTiim nr GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Corat-itly on Band an Eiteuiv. Btook of Dry Goods, Oreeerieg, Boot* * Shoes, Hats A Cass, Crockery, Glassware, Ae. OMtVari«tyolHcms.lioldArtlol-.. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME sad GENERAL MORES. ■____ X. ■.-Farm Produce bongo! at ma-kit lata, or -old on torna-lasUm. from tb. Interior promptly attended to. M-ONI «mt . BRITISH COLUMBIA LAP & MESTMBNT AGMCY, M. THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLBR A. HOLLAND, N, [• LAND, ) DIRECTORS, HEAD OFFICE,* 15 StfjMUt In FlutSt - IMWI.EK. The Buliia-. ot ALLSOP* HA80N hMbss»as*f^l»t-t.s*»w.*-iiii|ilF .nd will lie carried on hy the Company from tbls dat. as a a-assr.1 LMd UtmSsm., and In.ur.no. Agcn iy. HONEY TO LOAN « M-trtf-f. .1 Low Rates. Tow. lett mitttmlt, Lands for Sala oa «sy terms, ' viotoria a CMagr tub, up. . Iwyrrit ■-^.^^MMMMMs-^M-M^^siMaslaawai-^siiL--, CASTORIA fcr Infants ,m f ^Hjrew. lt3Matt.«amtMh*a*MfcsslM, samMSstsfs»liMf|.s.rt|asi .•asss." a A. UteC-s-M*. sta. KY. Tm(__.AOt(_mtur,,nu_n.r___-t,*.t, TSTOTxam IB HEREBY OIVKN THAT I HAVE I applied to tb. Boa. tb. Minister of tb. Interior for. Keen,, to eut and carry away timber (to be m.numetu-t-1 by ray-elf at Upper Haaaaa. at'.,) from tbe following described land., vis.: Nortb half ot Section I, nortb half of SMtioas, mithwMt nu.nerufS-otlon IS, sooth balf oK-MMo ft, south half of Section Is, and the whole of Sections 5,7,1A t-allln Town-hip is, New Westmlniter Dlslrlct W. EL80N, Merchant Tailor, FORT MOODY. R C. . Jaens, snore or l-w. 8. J. RECORD. Upp.rSun*a.,ac.,lSthApril,l~- * ,. __.., , xr. EUon will be .1 th. Ooloalal HoUl KSftftJ"* the Srst Wed.Md.yla well month Itr lm lb.porpoMoftaklnfOrden, Und leflslry onuuiee, 1810 Sat Wtttmtntter Snbnrheai Let So. IS, BlectX. A CERTIFICATE Of INDlrEASIBLE Till, to th. abov. maalloMd Lot will bo luued lo Henry Elliott oo th. 1Kb day of Jan., IN., unless Itt tb. mwnUme a valid objection thereto ba made tothe under-laned, In wrlltns, bysomepSflon clftlmin. an Mtate or rnt-q-ntln said Lot or some part thereof. R. W. ARHOTRONO, Deputy tteH-trar. Und RMitryOfSce, New Weetmlnster, Till lOreb, IMS ■ sahTdSm MM Transfer HACK, LIVEIV, 8TA0E, Feed f Sale Stables THE BCBBCrUBEIW ARE NOW PREPARED TO TORN OCT DMIU AND SWttl INS AtSpnlal LnwRatN. fttft ui'Jllh i to* Don.atShori-rtNoUea. ■n Crtw-aS dellvmd to .ny pan of the City. Orders by Telephon. will rw.lv. prompt aw-Stables nearly opposite C. P. MM- pom-olnmbl.8t.,NewWM*mln.Ur. djalll. Feed,LiverytSate STABLB8. Mas Street, Westtnlnstsr JOS. M. WI8E, FBOFiurnoa and Ttaiai, S.wl.1 sMmMh sHh to Boardlnt •s-ar" COAL ANO WOOD aaftoi-u-w- IMPERIAL FIRE INSMANCE eeW'V. 1 OuBboidSt. sad II Piu, Mau, LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. ■nm, DreuwNO houses a other . .BilfstaM a aad noaliiai, ltl|S.«sd mm. vs. oa uvitahle rlnt. mi e-swls, toi Ooods o. board mtk V-antt, sbwagtml OMtTMt-i. sad lnhtkl mi Is Nnlf. Coutriss, IMS um •■ auuu *i mi. •81,600,000 BTG. AMU ve ITIMIHI 9BB 0JT88T BsB tttasMWcwIaitai-si-tlMU. W. I. UMRMH, A#m**o-N-wWt Tt Su Mn, Hi STWATOFTD SdQtiien P&eHk Onfuj't x.xmm. TKEir.nuTAimL UmCKiaiNTflrtJIAN-UtYOIIlIB .. mWTm BBTWfBBB Infante ui hi IBbb, rvumm __vr sunMnM TOUW8T StJBPim CA** ^^-t_t__4S__^St!r ea all ■•MtoteMft om omt-ft^mfmiim * AM* jjgB AOVIRIISIMC 8ATES FOB Tilt DAILY, Tr»iiiHlrul,t*lviTH-rments.-Flrsliiis«r- llon, loelH. per llne -.ullil iifii.imrf'll; eiu-h BilliHentieiit coiiHeuitllveInsertion,iieta. pitr Hue. Aflvertlaeineuts not h*ni*rtuil every day-flnilvlUHiiitlon, Wen-, -icillnej subsequent Insertion*,.6 i:1h. jut line, ftlitiMltng .ldveriUem»*u»s.---Proft'-is!on- itl or SmTness Oarilft-S! per irumth. ftpe- elal r«ten for gcm-ml trudo adverllsinff, uccimlingtO!*iiuceiK(-u|)l-.-il uud duration of contract. , , . «*i-'tion tal-** wn«n dlS].lRW<l,chai>ed ■fi tmr wffnss tuau transient advts, n i.tii.i. .iiiarged at retnUr transient rates. MM.J.U SMlect. aiiniBs roR'Hng mutter, n-m wrfln<- «m-*l, Insertion. H-tcoliUi i-inertcc! by tbe month at reduced rates. Births, ftlurrlages and PnultisS. tor each lm.f-itl.in; Funeral Nolle-* In efninectlou Willi tii-utli*-, wi eta. "iich liiHortUui. WEIKLV HDVMItSIHQ BATES. TrnnMeiitAdvoriiRCtDeutM.-KtrsUuBOr- tlon.lOfU per (Ihp s'llld nonpareil; nub- ■eqncul linerM-ms, 7 uis. per line, StniMlltiK All vert Uemi:illH.-Pl otoflslon- al or niMtnoiw Oteffljp.il"BO por month. Special rate-,forj-uii'i'iillriiileatlvertisiiig. Specli.l SntlccM,- Hirtlti, Mtiri-inges Hnd Deaths, same ratet- un Dully. i ■■■m inhsV "i i ■■-in tm —^ Mr. «'hUliDim's) illness. ittifMtt-xt. *>*-'. -rtrtr.nff.i-. j. ■* '% 'The city clerk rccci-rtiVapeUc.' 'this inbrniti'*; from Mr. D. 'Ohisliolm'a private secretary, who says Mr. Chis- hohii'a condition is giving liis frionds great anxiety, and tli tit his recovery is very doubtful. Every day news comes that our member is not gaining in health, and Ihe general feeling is that hb will not return homo alive. The regret expressed ou ull sides is deep and genuine, which U, not Bui-prising, as''few men have earned the rospeot and esteem of his fellows with better right than has Mr. Chishulm. mission AlTulrs CBtS most be all n-ibi-*!, und fur large cuts on extra rate *n111 he charged. SBRPennns seudlug In mlveitlHemeiits Bhouttl \-<- eim-fiil In state whether they areloam-o'irln th. Dully I'Mlllon, or the Weekly, or IhiI.Ii. A liberal reduction Ih mado when inserted In both. Noudver- tlsemcnflnscrtcil Tor Icbb than Si. smiagaiBBits Who do not receive their puper regularly, from the Carriers or through the Post Offlce,will confera favor hy rpimrtins tno same to the oflice 0( publication ut once. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. ForSate... W. 3, Armstrong Wiuitcd—To Kent :< 1'. 0. Bo*: 47 Cousjty Conrtf..-...'A. C. BryilonoJnck Milling Society W. J. Walker The water in tlio river ia rising rapidly. V ' , JnstHeoeivt'd, New Milliiury nt tlie qio^Hoias,; .* . The genuine P. P- coraots just arrived at Jas. Ellard.SCu.'s. * Fresh Eastern and Native Oysters, served in every stylo, at the Club, t Russell's Restaurant, opposite -the, American Hotel, " open day and. night. ; ; a-J*3* Tho latest'Parisian'styles in long handled parasols now in atjas. ellard & co.'s. '■.''•' * The rifles parade for drill to-night at 8 o'olock. livery mini is expected to be present. - Tlie str. Irving left fur Cliilliwaolt this miming with 20 tons of freight and 40 passengers. The sir. Dunsmuir arrived from Nanaimo this morning with 15 passengers and a cargo nf cual... Tho latest styles ill Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimuied Hals and Btmnuls just open nt tho Ulobe House. * Tho contract for tho erection.of the now Presbyterian manse tin Sea ialand lias been awarded'lo J.'It. Elliott. Japanese Baskets from 5 cts.; ..lap' aneso Dolls, 10 cts.; Trays, 35 cts. per rjairjjfahs, ftot-.v'atMiss Peebles. * ' T"he lentil-dfawfrii* nf the Now Westminister building society takea place at the court houso. on'. Saturday evening. The laorosso chili meets to-night at Ihe Iiyaok Hall. a.iU.tivel'yuiw ■ interested in tho noble game is invited to bo present. "itorlin:Arm Rostl Hit, from MOO; Sapperton, 8150; and Brownsville Acre ' ' at WOO, on easy terms, at.W. J., ' *&•*. '.V'" * .- finance committee has been cm* id,to purchase L* Wolff's lotion nubia street for the'pur|iii8o{*jfcrex- t«ditg McK«nz:e street tli rough to Front street. thn government dredger loaves. for Victoria this evening in tow of the str. BelfW, the work nf deepening the. water along the Royal Giljr .wharves bnving been completed f&t--,^'"0rt*t-*nt. D. J. Levy, of OlpJolnistim.-htreet- Vietoria, B, 0; is the only agent. H. L. fiiibel bus in British Columbia. Hold your ortferej'-he wiH'be in Netf Westminster on or about May 1st,. 1889. *tc :Richsrds, Haywood & Mackintosh have for sale IGO acres improved farm* ing land, with li.no orchard._ near Wliaf h<**BK sEr^^ t > s- ntiun :Hud river. Terms easy. This is fl bart-nin:. - *to The celebrated Chinese assault'caso came beforo > tliu police magistrate) iigaih this ni or n ing and wus further re: ' iDAiuled till Thursday. It is hinted thit the f.ti(wipals aVo"waitiftg for *fehe< mlleniuin tn'settle tho case, A young tame bear, brought over frum Nanaimo to-dny on the str. Duiib- tnuir,'consigned-to Mr. . Walworth, was tbo centre of attraction this afternoon on iho 0. P. N. wharf. It afforded considerable niiiusenient for the boys. i'.:-S', Tho sudden'rifle &f the river at Oliil* -liwack *lma had,- a, disastrous effect on the landing. ' Thu* bink has been . swept away almost up to Mrs. Harrison's hotel, and coiij-idt't-ahle anxiety is felt in Q-tse tho waters Bhould make a widfr inc-jvHlop., i. , .-:,:..: ) Iqie on the Thorne road, from Tho new village at tho Mission Unreported to bo in a thriving condition, and tho peoplo who havo settled thero are very hopeful of tho future. Two new stores are being erected and will be occupied by merchants tho moment they are completed. Tlio work on the railway and trullic bridge continues to make rapid progress, and tho contracts promiso to bo completed within the specified time. The .farmers in tho vicinity do not require to look abrond to lind n market for thoir produce, tho home consumption being nil thnt could bo desired. P& upwiirEfo, Vif monthly fo&'talmetits iii $fy wit)iour inten-st. TheBe'ln'ts ar'$'0njy.,iw'r'll!ocks from 'the parlr;'. hfltta.'.ti.gpSKt view, are mostly cleared and ate only f >ur blocks from the ij*-,--- Btt*e!., 'A[t]Ay to Wh.- RiitDi, Front street. t , * iufc'flsy * ThfeVrortetet'f&W to 2ft.08' yesterday,'the lowest reading in this city in martyV*j*-Pttt;A- .. ..Uthriugh -. there, wns evury evidoiicutif a'fcreat storm close at handi.no.p "HijiLotatreaclie'd;Wesr» minsttlr-, -A si*ubU pssted.nvet tfie. Gulf ot (Joorgia during the'nrtonrftfjnr but It was n«»t Mvajte, u_>,.{ ^ ..];rt_, A'grahd **oncqrt,. upMR^a^Unpices^ of tbe ladies central corptnitteo, in aid of the T:tf,C*A^*llWW&vfti #the OJdfeUowallull to-njonttlw voveniug, com^ncing«t'8i>«t*ick, dobrt open a»*7tl^ ,-Jhe price ot adbiiosion will. ba 50 .'Jt/ii. 4)}K!; pf "grammes have beep^-jfcrtl nAn^^qii-fu a.goo(| enter- tainuietit,. ' *" *".-.-.-". O. A/iPeWi^^msn-flf Port lu«Vw deacrHiUvt>. cataloguo . of . . „'tW'' at f, nru^er(tf|;. iiKiTuding .also .fl ..jist, f prices facjr*" " "' ' ' ilBO. flrtf *'. -tihtrtograpli, cSBiit^i^P-' jut pla trees at- .tho Fort Hammond ■ pf--f* i*. t'ltSjU--;-»>' '< "U» begaa'tb*. ieiond. .. *-Tc.enjE-fD& i*|Q**n3**iA**pn. J,'^Hnl*)rop*i<»*flr.^tjB^o*'er- l»«*#'r B»tt1""»»' "*>' •*"■* ■■<>'''• -ptMy to . .till grtrtter in- cress. Wore tno'pro,ent yenr closes. •titV-Wtttmui faithful esponent of dl Uuca |w-t.ioi*ig to'the w.lfare of.tbi.pip.-'iDCe. ingettatal,an' Wajt- ■nMKerlh p*rtl«ul»r, and ii (tat-afore .desarredlyuopiilMioUriml. Sucoeis msfntkA._it_.nl.>-' 11 .-;-;*.-*,,**; T3W -pi Wlldr**ftjltT.Hlcliei'j'isstfiria ' Tlie.Biiiniilary snvvty. Tho expedition to determine, the bouiulary lino between Aluaka uijil .British Columbia .will stavt for iho Held of upci'atioiw.' in May. -.-Two parties will be engagei in dotenmnin-.' (lie northern part of this botindaty, otio in chaige of Mr. ,T. E, alcth'ath and tho other under Mr. J. Henry Turner, Loth of tho United ...{jtales Coast aud Geodetic- Survey, There will be seven men with each party, and ihe work will consist chiefly bl astronomical observations. Tho expedition will be prepared'to spend tho winter ..in*the Arctic regions. The whiplo survey will occupy three years', aud will cost S75.000.' ; .-' --—■—..•» * > :'-'*---.j: S. )\. Etillc Association. The annual meetiiig of tbo New Westminster Rifle Association was held in Mr. L. P. Bonson's offlco last night. Mr. W. Wolfenden wui called to the chair and the election of officers for the pr'estiiit year wan proceeded with and resulted as follows:-President, W. Wolfenden; vice-presidents, Mayor Hendry, Capt. Scoullar and Capt. McNaughten; sec.-treas., J. A. McMartin; council, T.'Mowar, J. S. C. Fruser, A. F. Cotton, II. Chamberlain, W. MoCoH, G. Turnbull, J. Wilson and J. Roia,. It was decided to make the annual subscription $2.. The secretary was instructed to apply to thn 13. C. Rille Association for a share of the Martini uud Snyder rifles loaned by IhoDohiiutoiiAssuciatinn. A committee was appointed to inspect and report on the rifle range. Tlio lieut.- govornor will bo requested-to act ai patron of tho association-. <• The-- secretary wns instructed to send a friendly challenge to the Vancouver Rille Association to shout a match on tho 24th of May; conditions, 10 men, (paeon's ranges*. 7 shuts. The latino is to bu open for practice overy Saturday afternoon; tlie date uf tho first sho-itim- will be published. The association begins the season with good prospects ahead, - The MMet Improvement**. The by-law'iutrodueedat the council tneeLing last night hy Aid. Scoullar, for the purpose* of raising a -loan of $8."),000 fur st wet and park improvements, will be, submitted to the people shbrtlyfnr rtftifi cation By vote. As -wii-L bu sueh by tin1 annexed list, the lo-iii.will be idoitetiiikably distributed, the council having taken every precaution'in apportioning tho amounts ao that proper justico mny be done to all.parts of the city. Following are the estimates of cxpcnditure:---Colum- bia st., §1,000; Prevost, Dallas and Cariini-vuu sts.. §2,500; Agnes St., ?2,- 600- Royal avenue, 93,000; Queen's avenuo, $3,B00; Pelham at., §3,500; Montreal st., §3,000; Melbourne st., $0^j-^9opold^>laco, 8250]'"■ Park lano, §1,600; Clinton st., i'2,000; Clement st., §3,000; ■ St. Patricks s(., §1,000; St. Georges st., §1,000; Mary st, §1,(3; St. John st., §1,000; D.mglasBt., §5,000; Halifax st., §750; St. Andfows and Kilts sts., £3,000; Fortesqiio at., §2,750; Edinburgh st., §2,500; Lnndon St., §1,000; Blackie Bt.jgoOO; MurivaloRt,,.Q."OU; Blackwood st.,'§500; McKenzie at.. $7,&00j aqlmres, §H,000; park,.*?I5,0U0; Bide walks, §7,7oO. Total Sttu.OOOO. Tlio amount voted for McKenzie street in* eludes the purchase of Mr. WnlirYlot, uud the sum necessary for making tlie uew'pnrtion' of the street.- Wlmii (tncij these improvements bi-gin -thero will be employmont fora lnr--e imihbev of men, undugrtaitiutpotua will ho,giviji( to building operations. An Important Ilccltloii.. \ To-day, beforo the Hon. Mr. .Justice McCreight, a test ca;u respecting the 'right'of the corporation, ot New Westminster to tax those lands brought Within the municipal limits bv the 'oharter, was fully and direful]/ argued, It was contended for tho appellants that inasmuch as,tho 'government assessment' hot' provided tlmt the taxes for inch year Bhall bo.dau and collected oti the Bsjcument roll hf tho previous year, therefore the government had in effort, before the rcooltlmfltion of tho city act, imposed taxes, although the t*iei.ip question were not actuslly due AtA fHyiimefe'the grttern'niont'till tho *nd day of January Jn each year; bo that by.^ection 214 qf the city oharter the corporation would have no .right to tax such property for the oiir- .rent'ybni-. '" ' ' ■ . "■■ | HU lordahip, however, held that the reference in the act to the as-cBsmont roll of the previous year was simply to furnish the machinery necessary. to collect taxes in case of default' of payment, and that having regard to the .provision in the assessment act of 18H8', exempting lands within' municipalities from taxationi which net was enacted in the consolidated statutes in' 1880,; aud the proclamation being mndo in pecemWi88{J, t^^nds.ia .question were noV-subjtct; to prnvincial tnj»i. lion for the' current year. In his opinion .tho, taxes could not be sail to be accruing due merely because pf the rev.ision.of tho,roU of,,,the pro- Vious yest^ib^iioriritig itich naht iievur'became complete. His lordship held the rule of construe! ion of Btnt- utes respecting taxation to be-thnt n tax cannot be imposed unless the person and property aro brought clesfly within the letter of tho enactment, and that the government right td tm posf l-totincfit taxea oh t|it»l*nd.-i within the imnicipalliinito. could not be itifttaineu. ' - •'-. Mr.* Bolet 41. a, 'fof appttKfrt, Mr/'McOolI for resfobAent. ■*"*'' Tbe Channel ImnrovcmrnlB. Thosuagboat Samson has arrived back from the mouth of the river where she had been at work on the channel BUtvey. Capt, Grant reports that the mattrasses arc doing good work, and ho feels confident that tho bar across the sandhoails is being gradually cut away. At any high tido 24 foet of. water covers the shalloivest portion of the channel, A patent tide guage has boen placed on the sandheads which is so arranged that it will register each tido for 8 days, and thus the exact depth of water in the channel at each tido can bo accurately ascertained. Tho snagboat will now tackle tbo snags which havo anchored at different points along the river since lust fall. City council. Tho council met last niglit at 8 o'clock for the transaction of business. Present Aldermen Cuilis, Calbick, Scoullar, Reid, McPhaden, Cunningham, Jaques and Townsend, Aid. Cunningham occupied tho chair in the absence of the Mayor. COM MUX I CATIONS. From L. Wolff stating bo would take §10,500 for tho 44 feet fronting on Columbia and Front streets, required for the extension of McKenzie street through to the latter street; and asking for an ipimedutu reply. , Aid. Curtis thought the price was fair and the communication should be referred to tho finance committee with power to act. Aid. Jaques was in favor of ttie purchase of tho property, but ho thought it would not hurt matters to allow the question to lie over for another week. Aid. Scoullar urged prouip*. action, and thought the finance committee could be trusted to manage the purchase at tho smallest possible cost. Aid. Calbick said thero wus no hurry and ho would like a full expression on the subject before action wet. taken. Aid. Townsend also favored tho matter being left in the hands of the finance committee. Aid. Cunningham : "I consider this the most important question the council has discussed this year." Aid. Curtis: "So do I." A motion referring tho purchase to the finance committee with power to act was put und carried. From Murchio, Shiles and Bonson asking permission to lay building ma* terial on the corner of Columbia and Di)ityla*i streets. Request granted under Iho supervision of tho board of works. From H. Abbott, general superintendent, C. P. It.', asking that the titles ol certain lots bo transferred to the company according to the original agreemont. Referred to tho finance committee with power to act, From C, E. Pooley, on behalf of Mrs. Robt. Dunsmuir, thanking the council for the resolution of coudolenco referring to the death of thu late Hon. Robt. Dunsmuir. Recoived and filed. ItKPOUTH. The li.ro and light committee reported the following accounts for payment: —R. P. Bell, building engine' house, §407; Clow it Maclure, plans, etc., §20.75. Report adopted. The board of works recommended the following accounts for payment: A. Walker, §70.05; J. Harvey, §56.34; M. MacLeod, §47.25; J. Fumiss, §45.511; W, Baker, §48.37; W. Ur- quhart §58 50; Ohta. Blair, §47.25; J. Jensen, §58.50; F. Forrest, §76.75; It. C. P. M. Co., 872.63; Wm. Turn- bull, §G00; J; T. Caasils, §8; O. W. Grant, §35 60; Woods, Turner & Gamble, §20. Report adopted. Tho finance committee reported iho following accounts for pnymont :— B. C. Gazette, §10.00; British Columbian, §110.03; W. T. Cooksley, §76.00; T. O. To«nloy, §3.00. Report adopted. Aid. Curtis suggested that it might be possible that too many men were employed on the street work for the amount of work to bo done Aid. Jaques replied that two men had been discharged and the remaining staff was fully employed. The water works by-law and the water works voting regulations by-law were hid over for a week. The streets and sidewalks regulation by-law w»b read a Becond time. The general revenue by-law was read a first and n-eond time. The street und park improvement debenture by-law was amended by tin- addition of §10,000 and read a first timo. The rules of iiidur were suspended aiid the by-law wai read a secutid time. The rulo.1 of order weru euBpeuded and the council went into committeo of tho wholo, Aid. Calbick in the chair The by-hw was read to clause 8 and the committee rose, reported pro- iM'css und asked leave to sit again. Leavo granted. On motion the board of works was authorized tu have tho necessary grad- i;.<* done in front of tiro station No. 2. On motion the board uf works was ttiithnrizdd to huve a road made to Mr. Ftirniss' place oil Montreal streot. Moved by Aid. Curtis, seconded by Aid. Scoullar: That tho clork be instructed to apply to the provincial government tor the tram-ferto the city of its interests in the agricultural hall. Carried. Notice (<f motion was given thut at tho next meeting of the council a bylaw would be introduced to provide fur taking a vote of tho ratepayers on thu streets and park improvement debenture by-law. The council then adjourned. LATE CANADIAN NEWS. J. A, Mara, M. P., for Kamloops, B, O., passed through Winnipeg Saturday en route home. A. W, Ross, M. P., for Lir-gar, sails for Europe from Now York per s.s, Adriatic to-day. Mrs. Robb accompanies him. Mr. McNicoll has been appointed the general passenger manager on the C. P. K. in the place of Mr. Lucius Tuttle, resigned. About three hundred immigrants arrived at Winnipeg on Saturday. A good many of them held tickets for British Columbia. Wm. Templeton, uf Vancouver, is purchasing a carload of halfbrccd Per- chcrou horees at Bellville, Out., for export to thnt place. Hon. Mr. Abbott, leader of tho senate, statos that he will not accept the portfolio of railway and canals offered to him by the government. Bush fires utTyndall, the lirst station east of Selkirks. havo destroyed 5,000 cords of wood and 12,000 tics; also the Canadian Pacific station, cutting off telegraphic communication with the east for somo time. Charlea Acord, a boy about 15 years of age, wns brought in Friday from Crystal City and lodged in the provincial jail at Winnipeg, bcingnfleeted with hydrophobia, as it was dangerous for him to bo at large. Subscriptions in defence of Morrison to the amount of §2,000 have beon re* ceived and another $1,000 iB expected. P. X, Lemiux, Q. 0,, of Quebec, ono of the counsel iu the Kiel trial at Ro*' gina, has been retained by the defence. It is reported that Mr, Hill, president of tho St. P.. M. & M. road, who is now in Montreal, wilt replace the Hon. Mr. Abbott on the 0. P. R. directorate, Sir George Stephen and Sir Donald Smith having become directors of Mr, Hill's road. James Wilson of Halifax h camo unusually jealous of his wife who was receiving the attention of a man named Carter. Wilson, on Tuesday night, last quarreled with the woman, cut off her ears aud otherwise mutilated her. Tho woman will die, Wilson escaped. Henry E. Jeffrey and Robt. Little of Midland, a young man named Meredith, of Barrie, and Jns. Andenon, of Oldport, IcEt Midland, Out., on Tuesday in a yacht. The boat was found beached Friday with the sails set and clothing floated ashore. All arc given up for lost. Tho counsel for the Mail in the famous Jesuit libel suit filed a preliminary plea Saturday, which it is expected will be answered in the course of a few days, when the argument will bo hoard, probably before Judge David- sou. The plea Bets forth that the summons and declaration in the cause are null and void, because the society of Jesuits was not nn incorporated body, aa falsey alleged in the declaration, because tho act of the legislature, 50 Vic. chap. 38, under which plaintiffs made pretence to be a corporation iB ultra vires, because the members of the society aro civilly dead, because tho rules of the society prevent any of its members from holding property or exercising functions which the not confers upon them, because the said act is repugnant to Imperial statutes and lawB having force in this province; because the legislature has only a right to incoporate companies with provincial objects; because the objects of the society are not provincial but extend beyond tho provinco und oven beyond the Dominion of Canada and lhe British Empire into every quarter of the t>lobo; because tho object*- and constitution of the' society are iiiconsistiuit and incompatible with the constitution of the province; because thu objects of the society are the teachings of doc* trines and principles subversive to tho province, vis.: That tho Church of Rome is superior to the state, that the Pope has a right to dispose sovereigns and absolve subjects of allegiance, and several other points. PERSONAL. 1 J. H, Todd, of tho Richmond can- < nory. is in town, K. A. Wndhams, ot Ladners, arrived in the city this morning. D. McR*e, inspector of timber limits, Ib staying' st the Colonial, .1, A: Russell, of Yates *& Jay's Uw office,. Victoria, is staying at the Queens. Arthur E. Rand, our enterprising young real estate denier, left to-day on 'a visit to the eastern provinces, whieh is made partly on business and partly on pleasure, ' In an interview Saturday, Joseph Rodgers, O'Connor's backer, said: "We have nn reliable information that Searle, champ-on oarsman of the world, has deposited a forfeit to row O'Connor, the American champion, for the championship of the world on the Thames, England ;.,but to show our sincerity, we have this dsy deposited §500, with H. J. Good, Rpariiiiv editor of the Empire, Toronto, io the London Sport* man, ns a guarantee of our good faith. Admires Ike Truth. Referring to our remarks the other day, on Tun Columbian's attaining its lirst year undor tho new management, to tho effect that we could not truthfully say that this paper had got double thu circulation of all the other papers in tho province put together, Sue., the Victoria Standard is pleased to make tiie following very kind observations: "Tht' gentleman who con- duets the columns nf the Cotitnitiittn should have an address presented to him, aooompit)ied with a massive gold modal, as being the only editor who did nut claim that his paper was by long odds the peer of its esteemed con* temporaries. Tho candor of the Columbian is refreshing, ami drops on the hardened soul if no unbeliever Kith a gentle anftness, whilo tears of gladness woll to tho tiiibeiievcr's eyes with the glad thought that onu of a kind is free from that awful vice of prcvaricatiun. In complimenting tho (WtiHil-i-ni on ita first birthday under its new con- trollors, tho Standard extends congratulations, and hopes thut down through the clanging corridors uf time the fame of the t'o/miiFiuui will go, nud when iu the distant future, after daily papers, as now printed, hnve given away to the "Phunographa" nfadvauc- ed inventions, it ia-i o be hoped thnt tho Columbian Evening Phonogram will be found at overy ear." Thanks awfully, and especially fur that suggestion, which we hopo will fall upon good "pay dirt," that some ono should present us with a "massive gold medal." Massive 1 Whew I VVo can olmoat imngine we seo ourselves melting it down into "chihek." WMa Beby wh lick, wl j*ire tier CutwU, Wliea sbe ww a Child, she cried for Cutoria, When she bourne Miss, ehe clung to Cwtofla, When (bt hadGbUdren, ihe gavetlwaCaetorla POR_SALE. ATOCNO HOUSE; GOOD * HOUND; . will, wnrli_ slnglo or.dpublii. to Sll KHIK1- ARMSTRONG. , Apply ilmyTml Childnn Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria County Court. Daniel Savor, that be Is ordered to appear to an action wherein W. H. Hij*. Kins Is plaintiff, within ten dnys from May and, ihhii, or ln default suffer Judf-mcut, Tlie order may be seen In tho omce of the Re-flstrar, New Westminster. A. O. BRYDONE-JACK, d my71.1 Attorney for Plaintiff, Music and French. MRS. I'BKLK WILL BE PLEASED to receive Pupils for Instrumental Vooal Music; alsofor French,Parisian accent guaranteed. Applications lo bo made at her residence, Mary Bt, dmyJto A WANTED-TO RENT. N IMPROVED FARM. For full par- . llculurs, apply In writing to P. O. Hox New Westminster. dwmy7ml NEW WESTMINSTER BUILDING SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING WILL BE held In the COURT HOUSE on Saturday the Uth May, AT 8 P. M, Pdrposk—Drawl tig for the Tenth Appropriation of 81,000. Members in arrears are requested to pay all dues at the Secretary'-- office, Dank Buildings, Mary street, before that dato so as to lessen tbo Secretary's work on that even Ing. New member-- will ho admitted to the Drawing ou payment of omrimee feo, $1, and four weeks' subscriptions, 82 per share. By order, WALTER 3. WALKER, . fioorolarv, Mny7th,18S9. dmy7td BOY WANTED npo i, 1. »! iEAHN THE riTOTOOIUPIIWr' Business. Apply nt dmj'Sti! THOJlPSON'S STUDIO. W. BOYILL, Real Estate Agent AND CONVEYANCER. NEW WESTMlNBTERl-dnico, Mackenzie Street. VANCOUVER:-Oflice, Abbott Street, near Cordova Street. Full List of City and Suburban Property. . Particular attention piid to Farming Lands. Aecurate information to correspondents. dwmyCyl Portland-Westminster! X-ETE] STEAMSHIP X WB A IX «GB Will Sail from l'orllnnd on __n_\._i_.y, 10t3a. May, For all Fnsf;t. Sound antl British Columliln pons, calling nt NKW WES'l'JII*.'- STEH. B. CAM1M1EI.I,, Ocn'l AgsntO. II. *N. Co., diuyiiu Portland, or. rifiUEBiM. BANlC BUILDINGS, Mary Street, New Westminster, B.C. [Tki.i:i'1ione Ko. 65.] 14 CURE ROAD, HALIFAX, ENGLAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. l,oii,lon anil Lancashire Fir. nnd British Umpire Mre Inanr.ne. Coin'initios. New Westminster llullillng Society. Accountant*. Offlco, Diocese of N.W. City Auditor., 1K80, IS.) uid 18... ADVISE CLIENTS IN TIIE BUYING AHD SELLING OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE OITY AND DISTRIOT, mul other monetary transactions. Have several good Investments on tholr books, nnd all uew comers will do woll to call boforo doing business elsewhere, dwsdeljr BIOB BOEOOI. Entrance Examination! THE SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION of applicant-* for cntriini-o In High School will commence In Iho Central School, New Westminster,on Monday, May SUh, nt I P. if. Candidate-- must bo punctual, S, I). POPE, Su perl nt emlcut of Education, Victoria, Mat tl, 18SB. dmyfltd :\\wm m -ses* Erm'»«;:*! jt^ ./&___ mm $m ENGLISH HOSIERY! SilkJaffeta&LisleThread Gloves. Genuine Josephine Kid Gloves In Black and Colors, with New Patent Fastener. Silk Ribbons In all the Newest Shades. TheP.D. & C. P. Corsets, Yatisi. Dr. Warner's Health Corset And other Celebrated Makes. To _ca -Sad at \i XO.____tO»TXO -BX.OOI ROYS' CLOTHING. We have now the most complete stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing on the Mainland, We have not 5,000 suits but can supply all the boys of Westminster. SEE OUR $2 SUIT, IT'S A BEAUTY for the MONEY SUITS, ANY PRICE UP TO 37.00. BOYS' STRAW HATS. Good strong School Hats for 25 cts. All kinds in stock from 10 to 75 cents. Parents should see our stock and fit the boys for summer before May-day. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. dtc COLUMBIA STREET. R. J. ARMSTRONG, x>B__x_a_t ijst Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. X^bxadox X£exxlxig-s, IvCaclcexel, Salt Ood., ^.rnao-ax's TJnc. *Eiano.e, j_\.xxxi.oM.x'e "CJnc. Bacon. "Flo-ax. "Bran.. Slxoxts, OrHIOHEST PRICES PAID FOB FARM PRODUCE. ■wi-nrir Sooullar-Armatrong Blook, Oolumbla 8t. IsTB^T STYLES c*f.i FLANNELETTES Lace Striped Lawns, Embroidered Costumes, -T.AOI1 JkXtX* JkXtVe MUSLIN CURTAINS Jas.EllardiCo Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, M BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full llne.of Spectacles & Eye-GlaSSeS In steal, rubber, silver arc (--.id fiames. The finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair; all sij-ht*- suited. Special attention given to FINE WATOH REPAIRS. Having lutai*. the business thoroughly from some of the finest Horologors in England, nod since then managed tho watch-repairing departments of a few of the beit linns on the ■.. mti- nent of America, Is a -juffit-ient guarantee ot good workninns.im. Formerly m ina* ger for nearly 8 years of the well known firm ol Savago &'Lyman,' Montreal, Charges Moderate, , , - . MoNTHf-AL, Dec, 18B7.—Mr. K. Cruh--.—*And v.*. Robiiftaon, Jwq., C*i:iu-i:r.:i o! Montreal Harbor Coimnisaioners, mysi '1 never found n Watchmaker who di.l so well for me as you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you nre not hare to-dny." •Iw'nil-Uc Wholesale and Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL; NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, • Oolumbia Street. New Goods arriving all the time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS fi BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. ' dwtc Clearing Out Sale! -OF GENTS' CLOTHING -AND- HATS and CAPS. WE HAVE DETERMINED TO RETIRE FROM THIS BRANCH*. OF our business, the .whole, ol our available room being required for our increasing trade in GENERAL and FANCY DRAPERY, &o„ and we now offer our entire stock of Gentlemen's Clothing and Hate and Caps for the next 21 days at a DISCOUNT OF 20 PER GENT., FOR GASH. *-*-" Our Stook la nil now, well --elected and of first-class quality and style, X-VThls is a GENUINE SALE nnd the whole stock must bo cleaved. dwsolOto W. & C. WOLFENDEN, Cornor Columbia & Mary Streets, BON MARCHE. SPRING AND SUMMER . Dress and Fancy Goods! I WALKER & 8HADWELL. .. d*ne*M<
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