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flOTeren-ont Printing offi British Columbian. VOLUME 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1889. HTJMBE t 6G B.vnnisTnu-AT-i,A\v. oiums-mokmi- -lo street, ' " £ T. C. ATKINSON, A KRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ac. Ofllces- ■ Masonlo Bulldlngi Now WeBtmlnster, 0. dwlo it UJUSTIIOBTG .% KCICH'f IQIN-. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, BTC.- Masoule Building, Nuw Westminster, R. U. dwmy-Uu W. NUHD1AN UUI.-J1, H.C, 3AKR1STJ3R-AT-LA.W, LAND AGENT, Monoy to Loan, olllco—Clurkson Ht. Now Wostmlnster, 11, u. dto BA d'AKRIIITIsll, SK'C'ILL .t AIMS*, BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, ato. 0111- oes—Mnsonlo Buildings, New Westminster, and Vancouver, H, CJ. dwtc A.O.BRYDONK-JAOK, HI.A., BARRISTER, SOr.KUTUR, NOTARY Public, rtc. OHU-o In the Humley U'lll'lltiK, Columbia Ki., r-p-io-Uio thoCoi- (iiiini Hotel. iIwmi2Io •TOSKP1I K, OAYNOUi U.A..LL.U. noijl) MEDALIST of Uio UnlvorallA of \Jt Dublin. HAKIM8TKR-AT LAW o( tin; High (toirtpfJusLlco, Ireland. Offices, ■Ciii-iii.T McKenzie A Clarkson Hts., Nt-w W oal minster, dwfoaiic A. J. IIOLmi S, D. D. 8„ OURQEON DENTIST. Cradii-ito of the O Ohio College of uonlnl Hiirgory. Is now wltli Dl". C. E. C. Brown. All work hkllKully lioifni-iniil. Uhiiuin I'AC, Bunk .if B. 0., Colum hia Hi. Hours-N io ia«-.m.; I::.*) loll p.m. dJlySto A' a, tv. (UtAaT- ECT, OBlee-Corno Clurkson Sis., Wuslminsler. CLOW A, fllACljtltflj, ARCHITECTS. Offloo—Room E, ovor Hank of B, C., Columbia Street,West- niitiNli-r. dto WIf.LIA.il U. K1NH, ARCHITECT, SANITARY ENGINEER, Ae. Removed to Armstrong1*'Block, ("olumbia Street, Westminster— Room No. '2. dto W. TIUlIAUnKAl'-. .. T AND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS- i Jj man. Hamley Mock, New Westmin- !» ster, B, 0. ilmylfitc GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Inclmlissg Tools of all kinds ol tliu be*', inako:,. IlllrllCli Wife for VoiiulsifJ, and nil llio since. Cross-cut & Hund-Saws, Hllruc't WINS lur Kcssolssis, ssnss an u,o ssooostiiry |l((llislls tor tisi'lllill^l Pulley Mocks, gnutcli Bionics, Koiio & €hnln in all si-rai Pitch, Tar & Oakum: Tarml ami l'lniu '-aixsi' fi.( ISuiltliiii*; Paints & Oils inall colors. Liquid 1'aiiits lsi all isIsmIcs; Floor 1*« i»tK svsssly to uso: I'liud Stonesi Wall Paper in all ilusiKiu; Brooms & "Sritslics lot all pus-isosos, LllbricatlllK Oils; Traps of all itoscriistiosss, issisl a --msm-al siHsostsns'iit of Agricultural Implements, *3T Special attention givon to orisons liy mail. t. t. It"B-a.'*p*p so ao.. dwjly3fce Columbia Strum, Nkw Wbsvmikhtisii. oers At GRANT & MACLURE'S. 1 .1. v. iiOTliwr, ,_ TVOMINION amis PKOVINOIAL I.ANIS " IJ SURVEYOB. Olllcci noons IS, Dan Is jl otj). 0_buljillsist, W.islisslsssmr, B^C. | AI.UKK1' A, i' HILL (M.CJ.N.SO0.O.E.), CIIVir,E!«IINHl';ll,I,ANDBUHVEVOU I nml DHAUUHTSMAN. Hiunloy . . . (hvnu2:)to _ null DHAUUHTHMAN. Mock, Now Weslnilnster. li. S'srii.xouisiii, 11 HAI. EBTATB BROKER nnd ITossssty Ti, Conrt Auoisl. Oosnsnlsslonor, Notary r.ilsllc, &_ llontii collooted. Ollloo—Mo- Kosssile Hired, Now Wostminstor, B. 0. T. J. TRAPP, AUUTIONKEB AND APPRAISER. Colnmbla Htreet, Nesv Westminster. All commissions will receive prompt and cisrelssl attention, nest reieronces given wllflli roonlrod. sssls'2-lo J J. __. FINLAYSON, I pi.SNO TUNER, Irons Ilroisd-rood * I X Hons, London. England, nnd Hloin- ' svay .It Hons, Nesv York, nosv residing in 1. Vnnionver, svlll ntloml In ordors left nt j Mr. '/.eil. 8. Hall's and 11. Lyal & Co.'s I storo3. Trips 1st wook nf oncls monlli. J dnlsHto j TK11NKB, BRETON Ji CO., ,' ssfEUCHANTS. Wliart St., Vlotosln. IH Agonts for North BrltlBb ssnd Mer- ' cuntllo Insuriiiico Co. for Malnlnnd. H. ' C. HsiKTor* & Co., "H Ftnslniry Circus, Lon- OB1 -ZO-ZTZDOTST. I SI'ITAL. . XS.SUSO.OSSO SIB. Bates ns low ns any other reliable Com- Eassies doing bnslnei's In Isrltl-li Colssm- Iss. W. J. ABMHIBOMO, djly8ws Agent for Now West. J.S. SANSON'S TAILORING E8TALI8HWIENT, Columbia Street, New Westmhister. Positively tlio largest mul best assorted stock over shown iu tliis oity, consisting of French anil English Woratetle, Scotch Suitings. Irish Serge, &o. itsrPerfeet fit guaranteed or no s:ilo. OPENING DAILY AT THE A complete stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, also Ladies' Sealette and Plush Dolmans and Jackets. - <itc rav-ms. "w^. xml^. "' C. K. WOODS, Land Sui BAKER BROS. & CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Castle Sl„ Liverpool, Knglnud. ' 3 Bank Buildings, Columbia Stroot, Now Westminster, B,C. * Shipping and Commission AfGlllZVTS, Oekeiul Wholesale H lrohahts & Importers Any dOHcrlptlon of (ioodn Imported to order and Custom uud Ship Broking transacted, Latest Freight nml Market Quotations. dwnu2tc R RAND BROS. V.M* KSTATK ItKOlCEHH, Convey alien ■•;., Collttitori, And Inaurauce Agcuts, Omens at NBW WERTMIN8TBR: Corner MoIConzlu aud Clarkson Sts, VANCOlIVKIl, Cordova Streel, LONDON (England. IllMLDINU LOTS for salo In all sections of Vancouver and Now Westminster City. PA KM LANDS o( superior qunllty for lalo nt Clillllwliiicif, Port llnmtnond, Li!ii;h>y, Matsqui, Sumas, Mnd Bay,Lud- n- t'.-i r,uiiilln)*, Lulu Island, North Arm and I'lti ttlvor. Maps nnd Plans exhibited and tho fullest information furnlslied at all our ofilces, WANTED. > I'lllST-l'I.AHH CARPENTERS., ■ J Ply Mll.l.H. «..i'Ts* te iiliYAL CITY PI'ANIN GIRL WANTED riso DO GENERAL HOUSEWOliK.-- J. Apply in JiltS. JAS. CUNNINOHAM. dseato Agnes Htrcel. TO RENT. nilV, IIPBTA1BS FLAT IN BUILDINO .1. corner of Columbia and Douglas Hts. -2IXW]. Apply to dnuBlis HENRY V. EDMONDS. rnii ^ls For Hire. TWO OB THREE TRAMS OF STRONG WORKING HORSES, Apply In solilo WOODS, TUBNER ft GAMBLE. FOR SALE. A Garden In the Oity. IT CONTAINS 8 ACRES AND IS ALL A vegetable gnrdon; Is closo to tlso terminus of tho Southern Railway. Apply to , G. A. KELLY, * 'l dsellinil McKenzie St. A. G. GAMBLE, Notary l'ubiic. Woods LAND SURVEYORS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Financial Agents and Conveyancers. Land Surveying in all its branches accurately ami promptly earned out. City and Suburban Lands for Sale. Wc can show a complete list of desirable localities. Farming lnnds, improved and unimproved, throughout tho district. Mining and other stock bought and sold. Money to loan on first mortgage. Agenta for tho following Insurnnoo Companion! Western of Toronto, iEtnn, City of London,l!artford,Now York Ufe,& Tiuvolltos. OFFICE—Ellard's Block, Columbia Street, New Westminster. Telephone Call No. 33. P.O. Drawer "W." ilsolOtc MAJOU tt PEARSON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Financial and Insurance Agents, Property for Salo in nil nuts of tlio City nml Suburbs, Wo also liavo listodsonic of tlio finest farming land in tlio Province. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES TO RUNT. Jsgolsts for tlso Confederation Life Association of Toronto, tlio London llunrautoo and Accident Co., Limited. Genoral Agents for llritisls Columbia for llio American Steam Holler Insurance Co. of Now Yoslt, tlio Royal and Atlns Firo Assurance Companies of England, Union Fire nnd Marino Insurance Co. of Snn Francisco, South British Firo assd Marsno Isssuraneo Co. of Now Zealand. OFFICES NEW WESTMINSTER-Columbii Streot, Bassk of B. C. Blook. VANCOUVER--Hastiiii*s Stroot, opposite tlio Post Offlce. dwsolOtc Richards, Haywood I Mackintosh, Real Estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. Agents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED. . FOB SALE: Colonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER Business, Residence and Suburb™ Property, Improved and Unimproved Farming Lands, Timber and Mineral Claims. OFFIOHB 176 Cordova Street, 51 Yates Street, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA. THE JERSEY LILY Is Divorced at Last and. is Free to Marry Her American Sweetheart. Only Two Jurors Secured np to Date iu tlio Cronin Murder Trial. The Court Decides that Nuirlo was .Instilled in Shooting Judge Terry. Absolutely Pure. TIiIb powder never varies. A ranrvel ot piirlty.Hire.'ii'Mnuiii wholosomonesB. More eoonomloal tlitui tlm onllnnry binds, nnd uno tin* I--* B'olu in competition with the raiikl'inl'Hif low tost, short weight alum or phosntinto powders. Sold only in enns. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wnll St., New York. Night Bell. Telephone 57. OAMOifll i CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Columbia St., - Nov/ Westminster.' W E HAVE ONE OF THE BEST sulcct'id Stocks in the City, Our Unit's nro pcrfuetly pure and can he MBS, LANGTRY DIYOROBD, New York, Sopt. 10.— It is atatod this mm-tiin-- tlm'. cubloa have been received from London which loavo va reasonable doubts that Mrs Langtry hns at InBt secured a divorce. thoroughly relied upon. "Our Own" Itccf, Iron & WIllC is, boyond tho shadnw of a doubt, best preparation of its kind in the world. da**-13 to BUSINESS NOTICE T HAVE THIS 1>AY TAKEN INTO A partnership E. w. McInniiw and in future tliu bllHlliess**vul bo conducted nnder llie namo and stylo of a, a E. w. MOlNSIBS. A. i\U;INNIE9. WE WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUIHjIC that wa nave ro-opened in tlie NEW HTllllE, fiiftirrf-ithiitililu A Uimelas .Sis,, with a full and select Hue of Groceries & Provisions Holiuiiliif' a coiitiiiuiincoof tho public patronage. a. & K. \v. MclNNIES. Now West;, Augusto, 1880. dauliyl T. A. MUIR & CO. Queen's Hotel Block, ■h'.'.v ssi:s,iii\sri:ii. TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PBEBOMPTlONS . Turmoil- Ho. 83. SPECIALTY. slnplto D. LYAL & CO. Pianos, Organs, Vocalions BOOKS, STATIONFRY, . FANCY GOODS, TOYS, Etc, Etc. W li—Bohci'ty Organs soiil ot 00 pus- cent, oil* list prices, for cash. Mou, W, LnutoE Hauls SO CO. Real Estate, INSURANCE —AN'n-— Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, And transact all Business relating to Koal Estate, —AGBNTS FOR— London Assurance Corporation. Connecticut Flro Insurance Co. of Hartford. London and Lancnshlro Life Assur- unco Co. Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (M&riue) OFFICES: Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St.. Victoria dwieUyi TUB TRIO INDIPTBD, Nuw York, Sept. 10. - The grand jury to-day examined witnesses** and papers in tho Hamilton caso und after* wards found two indictments, one for grand larconoy and tho other for con- Bpirpoy, against thn trio, Mr. Swiuton, Josoph Mann and Eva Hamilton. Tho indictments wero handed to tho oourt of general si'ssiou and Messrs, Swintou und Mann will probably be called upon to plead tins afternoon. ON BTllIKE. Bumu>, Sept. 10,— Two hundred men have gone out on strike at tho Now York Contral It, R. freight house. Tlie trouble ia over tho question of pay, uutl unless it is seitled to-day it threat* ens to spread through nil branches of the work in this city, HEADY FOR TRIAL. Chicago, Sept, lfl. —Johnnie Lone- gan, ono of tlio Cook County boodlo cmiiniiesioiiors, who wna indicted in 1880 ani skipped to Canada, gave himself up to-day and aays he ia ready for trial. INSTANTLY KILLED, Thbsno, Cal., Sept. 16.—Henry, the 7th, year-old ami of Goo.E. Church, a prominent attorney here, ascended to tho cupola of the new school buildings this morning, whero hu lost his touting, falling fifty feet to the basement below nud waa instnutly killed. FOR HAWAII. San Fhancisco, Sept, lG.—The U, S. steamer Iroquois sailed for Honolulu last night. NA'iLK JUSTIFIED. San Francisco, Sopt. 17.— United Slates circuit judgo Sawyer this morning decided that the federal court had jurisdiction iu theorist) of U. S. Deputy Marshall Nagle, charged wlththo murder of David Terry; that the shooting of the latter was justifiable, nnd discharged Naglo from custody. Tho decision covers sixty-six pages uf type* written matter. Attorney Langhome, for the state, gavo notice of appeal to theU. S. supreme court. Judge Sawyer then ordered the prisoner released upon hin own recognizance with bonds of 85,000. THE CRONIN TRIAL, Chioaoo, Sept. 10.—The Cronin trial was resumed this morning with 2 jurymen partially accepted. Tho de* fenso havo exhausted 53 and the state 24 of their peremptory challenges. THE ODDFELLOWS MEETINO. CoLwtBUs, Ohio, Sept. 16.—The sovereign grand lodgo I. 0. 0, F. and Patriarchs Militant convention convened this morning. Tho meeting is to last thruughout the week. Tho visiting delegates are being met at tho trains in a pouring rain. Delegates are present from evory state and territory in the United States, British Co* lumbin, Denmark, Canada and Mani* toba. Speeches were made this morn* ing by Governor Forakor and Mayor Buck, and responses were made to the governor and mayor. Addresses were mado by Genenl John 0. Underwood, of Kentucky, ou the part of tho Sov- erign grand lodge and J. L, McKinney and W. E. FroBt, of Ohio, on behalf of the Patriarchs Militant. This aftornoon tho lodgo will be in session. HONOR WITHOUT RBCOMl'ENSE. Dekii Park, M. D„ Sept. 16.— President Harrison had a mysterious visitor last night. It was Major Wm. Warner, of Kaunas City. He came on tho nine o'olock train aud expected to return to Washington at ten. Hia train was one hour lute, and Major Warner spent a night at the hotel, leaving early this morning, for the capital He had a full hours talk with the president. Nothing can be learned of tlie fesult further than that Major Warner camo up to oxplain why ho could not give up his railroad business for a salary of 95,000 per yoar ae head uf the pension bureau. It i. rumored here the president did not succeed in persuading him to bo coninuosionor as Tanner's successor. ClONE SOUTH. Nuw Yoiik, Sept. 14.---The storm is over. Last nij-ht it went south of Florida. Tho winds have diminished along the coast. UNABLE TO DECIDE, Washinoton, Sopt. 14.—The president was unable, beforo leaving, to decide whom he should appoint commissioner of pensions. OEM, (HUNT HONORBO. Fort Leavenworth, Kan., Sept, 14,—Tho Btatue of Gen. Grant was unveiled hero to-day with impressive ceremonies. There was nn enormous influx of visitors from the surrounding country. The occasion wns observed ns a holiday in tho city. THE NEXT CONFERENCE. San Francisco, Sept. 14.—The national conference of charities has decided to hold Its next convention some time in May next year. BANK FOUOKIUES. Montreal, Sopt 14.— Extensive forgeries have been discovered to-day ou tho Merchants bank of Halifax and Unique Nationals, committed by Duncan Campbell, jr,, who absconded Thursday, leaving debts amounting to about $20,000. cronin murder case. Chicaoo, Sept, 14.—Work of securing a jury in tho Cronin murder case waa resumed this morning, Two jury* mon havo been passed by both aides temporarily. The defense hai exhausted ovor half their peremptory challenges, OYSTER red ruined, New York, Sept, 14.—It is claimed by tho wholesale oyster men that the oyster planters have sustained a loss of from 91,000,000 to 92,000,000 by reason of tho late storm, and that some of them have boen forced out of business, and into bankruptcy. The oyster bods on Great Kalis, Middle Grounds, ut Oyster Bay and those in Jamaica Bay aro almost all ruined and tho atock ia a total losa. Over 1000 oyster openers havo been lu lo for threo daya waiting for tho arrival of the oyBtor boata, only threo of which have come in this wook. Tho inland cities depending ou Now York for the bivalve are unablo to got their orders filled. THE CHURCHES. Mil in tint ricH ut Hume ot tlie I'll y Scriuuim Siiukt'ii iSini'lti.v. HOLY TRINITY OHUROH. Tlio ltev. Mr, Irwin preached at Holy Trinity Church yesterday morning, taking for his text (Jalatians Oth chap. 1st verso : "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and he not entangled ngain with the yoko of bondage." The speaker said tli-.ro must bu r-nuiethiiig more than sentiment in Climtiit.i Hburty and freedom, Christianity to us to duy ia a greater thing tlian ib wna to be n Roman citizen when the glory of that empire was at ita brightest. VVo hear a great deal of public and private rightB, but wo have rights thut aro perfect and inalienable, cotifurred on our church. The ancient history of the church ia woll worth close atudy * our collects aud our rules are almost the same as those used many centuries ago ; tho liberty uf our church is therefore guaranteed in tho strict adhesiou to the tenou of thu early church. It is ouv duty to ask ouraelves tho question, -'Are wo standing fast in tho faith Christ gavo us ?" for thoro is a great difference between Christian practice of to-day and that of nineteen centuries ago. If wc stood as faat for our religious rifjht-t, and were aa urgent in demanding und enforcing them us we are when civil rights are concerned, there would be nothing to fear for our faith. But let our religious rights be once sure and our civil rights muat be safe. If we guard well the faith we will have reason to thank God for that liberty whereby he hath made us free. BAPTIST CHURCH. At lhe dipt ist church yesterday, Mr. Fisher supplied for Rev. Thos. Baldwin, who went over to Vancouver to assist iu the opening sorvices of the new Baptist church there. Mr. Fif*lior took aa his text, John, 4c, lOv, "Jesus answered and said unto hor, If thou kimwest the gift of God, ami Who it is that saith to thee, give Me to drink; thou wouldust have naked of Him nnd Ho would havo given thee living water," His remarks wero substantially as follows; Jesus, at the opening uf Hia ministry, soon perceived that the Pharisees were unfriendly to Him. Jesus thought it best to return to Galilee, choosing the route through Samaria. The bitter feeling and hostility of tho Samaritans had no powor over Him and He simply choso this routo, as we would think, becauso of ita being the short- eat; but thia waa not tbo only reason, howover, Ho waa near Sychar, and fooling tired, He needed rest and refreshment, and Ho sat down at tho well whtch was thero. Jesus, wearied, sat this on tho woll. Ho is aroused by n women of Samaria. There was nothing strange, apparently in her coming, sho hud drawn water thero hundreds of timoB before; this would havo been her answer if she had boen asked prior to her going to the well, why she went there; but when she left it, her answer would havo been different, for results infinite and eternal depended ou her coming to the well that day; there was no interruption iu the divine teaching. As she approached, she perceived that Ho was a Jew, aud perfectly ignored Him, aud as the rule wilh the Samaritans, she would give contempt for contempt, scorn for scorn, and would have returned without henfiug a word had not Jesus insisted in talking to her, "Givo Mo to drink"—natural request, ignoring the Samaritan prejudices, "I havo walked fur and am wearied with tho heat, givo Me to drink." He took tho initi-.tivi! and opened up tho conversation; that eventually proved salvation to her; she is surprised, and returns, "How is it thnt Thou being a Jew, uskest drink of me, which am a woman of Samaria?" Tho thought of how tho Jows hud hindered the erection of their building would naturally raise hostility In her mind, as well aa llm feeling Of religious hostility, Tho animosity was groat, yet her curiosity waa aroused ami compelled her to question Him; lln nnawered iu the worda of the toxl; not only was Ho willing tu spouk, but to givo something highor, nobler, the (iei'ii*" water, the infinite gift of eternal life, if she would only aak. "Sir, thou hast nothing to draw with, from whence then hast, thou this living water?" Then Jesus preached the most sublinelermoii ever uttered, and to this lono Wk-inan, "God is u spirit, und they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and iu truth." This ia tho Saviour s way, talking to the loper, tlio beggar, the publicans, fishermen, tho women aud children. Jesus was tho greatest democrat the world has ever known. After commenting upon the fact that all good gifts come from God, tho speaker assured his hearers that thero w s ouo good thing that they could not earn or merit, but must accept as au absolute gift, and concluded by warning them of the returning thirst after drinking from fountains created by themselves, and giving the invitations "If any man thirst, let him como unto Me and drink." Tho Spirit nnd tho Bride say come, and lot him that heareth say come, and let him that cometh drink of tht water of life freely. CONGO BAILWAY. A FLOURISHING INDVSTBY The. Prospectus for the Great Congo Ballroad Issued.—-Capital 25,000,000 Ponuds, Paris will Probably be Proclaimed in State of Siege Daring the Elections. The Manchester Spinners vill Bun Half Time to Crush the Cotton King. THE CONGO RAILWAY. London, Sept. 16.—The Congo railroad project W on the high road to realization. A prospectus has ju&t been published for tho issue of 20,000 shares of £100 each, of the road's capital stock. The entire capital of £25,- 000,000 sterling is divided as follows; "".,000,000 francs in capital shares subscribed by the Belgian government, giving the right to 3* per cent, dividends nud redeemable at 500 franca; 150,000,000 francs in 13,000 ordiuary shares of 600 francs, giving right to 7 per oent dividends rodeemable at 1,000 francs and entitled to supplementary dividend at the rato of 50 per cent, of the remainder of divisible profit The ordinary shares redeemed will be replaced by shares entitling the holders to participate in dividends as Btated iu article 40 of tho statutes, I'Xl'LOSION IN A PARISIAN FOUNDRY. Paws, Sept. 10.—Thero was au explosion to-day in a foundry on Ruo Paplnoau, belonging to M, Cor* villain, Antwerp, manufacturer, at whose factory in that oity a disastrous explosion took place. At the time of tho explosion the employes in tho foundry were engaged in molting bullets, which hnd been extracted from a quantity of old cartridges lately purchased. Several men were slightly injured. DOOK STRIKE ENDED. London, Sept. 16.—Most of the strikers resumed work this morning and it is expected that work on the docks will be ln full swing to-morrow. About 1,000 old dock laborers are waiting at the gates of the docks. They threaten violence again&t men who were employed to take the strikers places, and those directors of dock companies who refused to discharge, them, THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. Paris, Sopt. 10.—The minister of tlie interior wavers in the plan of declaring this city in a state of siege during the elections, next Sunday, but it is not at alt likely such a scheme will bo carried out. Tlio cabinet is to meet to-morrow and will probably reject the project at once. Boulanger's election addresses were posted in the city late on Saturday aud they were allowed to remain up all day yesterday undisturbed by the police, notwithstanding the violent measures against Boulangism recently taken by the government. This sort of uncertainty makes the oabinet a puzzle, and the elections themselves are scarcely less a problem, so close doos tbe voting promise to be. A SUBJECT FOR NATIONAL PRIDE. The Boat BnlldlNg Yard on the Noiih Ami. What HePhceBns. are Dalnjtforthe NavalAiehl. terlnre of the Fraser. London, Sept 16,—At the opening of old Bailey court to-day, the recorder, in charging the grand jury, referred to the recent striko in London. He said tbat though a great number had been out of work for weeks and had suffered great privations, there was not a single ease on the calendar arising from the strike. The peaceful behavior of the men, he declared, was a subject for national pride. FAIR PLAY. London, Sept. 16.—The strikers wbo are returning to work have agreed to allow the four thousand men, hired by tbe dock companies during the strike, to continue work unmolested. A OOOD SCHEME, London, Sent. 16.—Tho Manchester master and operative common spinners have deoided to endeavor to break down the cotton rings in Liverpool by working half time during this month. FISH OFFAL. I'Uotoaraphed nt NlRht- Mr. Wingley, chief trade commissioner of the Hudson's Bay Company, had a novel experience during his last trip north, that but few peoplo will have an opportunity to emulate, in tho noar futuro at least. He was photographed near tho Arctic circle at midnight, at which timo tho sun was still high in tho heavens. At Fort Norman, on the Mack on /.io river, the sun, for & couplo of weeks in the summer, just dips below tho horizon and then rises again. It was in that latitude whero tho amateur artist caught Mr. Wrigley'a shadow by the reflection of the midnight sun.—rimes. Its-Ureal Value asa Fertiliser Painted oat l,y F. J. Shun, N.A., VAX. Mr. C. F. Green, of Ladners, who is well known throughout tho lower Fraser district as nu authority iu agricultural mutters, lately forwarded to Professor Shutt, M. A., F, I. C, chemist for the Dominion experimental farms, Ottawa, a package of fish guano, made from the refuse or offal of the canneries, immense quantities of which go to waste every year. The reply received is as follows and will bo read with groat interest by ngrioultur- lists and others: C. KQltKKN*, Em-., Liuiner'H Lauding, 13, C, Dbah Sin,—I now take pleasure in sond- die you mv report on the lish waste or refuse from the salmon canning factor./ forwarded hy you for examination In June last. Olipmleal nnntj-nlH atlords (lio following data: Water 5.19 Organic matter , _\\.m Asu or mineral matter 17.8' 1(3.00 Nitrogen in orguulc matter 8.47 Mineral matter soluble In water. l.U Mineral mattor soluble In dilute neid 40.03 Mineral matter Insoluble ln acid (clay and sand] 5.70 "tTsa Potash Phosphoric Aold, soluble..... 12 « " reverted 9.28 •■ " insoluble. -8.10 Total phosphoric aold -...., 17.60 Valuation per two thousand pounds: - Soluble phosphoric acid 11%ets fj 1.80 Reverteci " " 17 cis)...«.„, 18 00 Insoluble " " (Sets) g 10 Nitrotfcii (15 cts) 10 41 Potash (5 ctu) 78 18118 This Is evidently a very valuable fertilizer, and one of special value as a manure for wheat and other grain crops, or for application to soils poor in phosphoric acid and nitrogen. The "reverted" phosphoric acid, though not Immediately assimilable by plants, is moro or less easily rendered so In the soil, hence Its value li but llttio below tbat of the "soluble" form. The notable quantity of nitrogen »his flsh refuse contain*- makes tho fertiliser one of general applicatlon--tho nitrogen being In a form very valuable as plant food I have tho honor to i>o, Ao.,*o-, Prank T. Satrtr, M. A., P.i.o. Chemist Dom. Exp'l Farm. Godsby, aged 16, son of James Gods- by, marble dealer, of Stratford, Ont., shot himself through the head. It was a case of suicide. The premises at present occupied by the ship and boat buildinj establishment of Messrs. McPbee Bros., on the North Arm, aro rapidly bec-ming too Bmall for the growing requir imonta of their business. The location uf tho premises is admirably adapted for the purpose, thedeep waters of lho North Arm flowing past within ten feet of the main door of their sheds. An order from the government for five boats, measuring 21 feet in length, 4 feet beam, centro board, ami to sail with lug sail and jib, is now icing executed. One of the boats ha? just beon finished and looks very smar, and has the look of a good Bailer. -Tv o of these boats are for the Dominion hatohery department, tho other three fur outside work on the gulf. They aro built of cedar plank with a a rong oak frame, and will be able to stand a great deal of rough ueago. The firm are at present negotiating for tho build- - ing of a steamer of 75 foot kenl, for the gulf and river trade. Thoy A-ill booh havo on the docks a 10 ton sloop for halibut fishing off Capo Flnl ery ; ahe will he ownod by Italians. About 15 pleasure boats aro all ready to he put together next spring for tlio summer and fall hiring on the rive--; among these will bo two shells, Spanish cedar, sliding seats and outriggers and nil latest improvements ; two or threo 30 foot keel nailing boats for parties going shooting or fishing up or down the river - these boats will be fitted up in a manner to make a sportsman's mouth water, and thoy will be safo and commodious, fast sailera .ind easy to handle, Tho firm may j:ut on a fow heavy boats this winter for Buch purposes os duck-hunting end other winter sports. They expect to start building a number of bcov-s pretty soon. A band saw by Goldii St Mc- Culloch of Gait, Ont, run by nn engine manufactured at the works of Leonard & Sons, London, Ont, doei all tho fine sawing required in the establishment ; but the circular saws will be i Sut into requisition iu a £ -w days, lessre. Strickland &Co.,*u e agents for the machinery. Messrs. McPhee expect that next summer w ill bo a busy one both iu tho boat bui ding and boat hiring business, and the demand made this summer is a pretty t are index of what may bo expected n xt yoar. k McPhee Bros, intend to ca er in a thorough manner to tho p iblio ro- quiremonts, by having on hai d everything in the boating line fron. a racing shell to a family barge. PERSONAL. W. L. Fagan, of Vancou *er, is a guest at the Colonial. M. M. English and fan ily havo taken up their reiidence on Merivale street. O. F.t Green, of Ladne.s, Bpent Sunday in town and roturn id home to-day. G. D. Brymner returned yesterday from a holiday to Ohilliwhack and up river. A. W. Vowel], gold commissioner, arrived from the interior this after* noon and left by tho Rithet for Viotoria. Mrs. Kemp, of Victoria, widow of the late Dr. Kemp, principal of the Ladies' College, Ottawa, is the guest of the Rov. T, Scouler. W. Norman Bolo Q. O., M. P. P.t left for Montreal to-day on a business trip. He will visit Ottawa Halifax and Toronto before returning home. W. Connors, Business Manager for Johnston's Black Baby Boy (Jo., is hi the city making arrangement i for the company to appear here on Saturday e\ cning, Sept. 21st. Guests at the Colonial: John Vicars, Geo. Sharpe, Cannington ; H. A. Berry, W. L. Fagan, Vancouver ; J. W. Carter, R. H. Norton, Mrs. Neaven, Victoria; L. Guichon, Ladner's Landing ; J. Tuttlt, North Arm ; Edward Knoblo, East Saginaw, Michigan ; T. G. Dexter, Ti.ronto. Guests at tho Queens: Chas. Murray, City ; Geo. Gilleipio aud wifo, J. H, McCormick, C, l. Nash, Vancouver; J. S. Caetlemar, Stanley J, Castleman, Riverside, C* 1. ; Thos. Guina, J. B. H. Hewitt, Viotoria; Goo. Steen and wife, Joseph Bennett, Wingham, Out ; W, W. Sly, Tacoma. C, E. Davio, secretary of lio Y. M. C. A., accompanied by his v ifo, wont to Victoria t3-day to attend lho con* foronco of general Rocretarhs to bo held there on tho 17th in t From the capital Mr. and Mrs. Da -io will go to tho Vancouver sixth an mal con- ontion of tho Y. M. C. A , of tho Pacific North West, rotnrniug to Westminster, Monday, Soptember 23rd. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCaitorla LATE CANADIAN NEWS. Friday, at Brandon, N. W. T., wheat jumped eight cents. Ogilvie's buyer advanced the price from 55 to 03 cents. Rev. Principal Grant's lecture Friday evening, iu Winnipeg, on imperial federation was attended by soveral hundred people. It is rumored in railway < iretes that the poiition of assistant gen tral manager of tho Canadian Pacifi - Railway, rendered vacant by the pro action of T. G. Shaughneisy to th i ; siistant presidency, will be given either to J. A. McVinneror O. W. Spencer, both of whom aro now divisions superintendents. The passengers arriving 11 Toronto from the Northwest by tha steamer Athabasca, report that abov.t 1 o'clock Saturday morning, when tie boat was about seven miles from Ow m Sound, a second-class passenger, nai ted Gross, jumped overboard. The at miner was stopped, but the body coulc not be recovered. He came from Regina and was bound for St, Mary's. H. J. Clarke, Q. O,, who vas a passenger on the train doitfned for Vanoouver, was discovered dead in his seat in a sleeping car at half past four Saturday ifternoon. The oause of death is suppt «d to be the bursting of a Mood Yessel, Tho remains were taken to Medicine Eat, where they were placed in a coffin and roturned to Winnipeg yesterday. Clarke wss at one time attorney-general of Manitoba snd was prominent in the politics of the province. DAILY UIUTiSH OdtUMBlAJ**, MEW WteMlNSTEB, ii. 0., SEPTEMBER 16, 1889. VOLUME VII.-NO. 60. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN l-UbJ.l»U*stD Every Afternoon except Suu-lu), BTTHI *K-EI*CT-*S-B1Z>*X- -B-BOXH3I3KS, At their Steam Prlnlln*- Establish- incut., Colambla tttreet. For 12 in,mills... BY MAIL: ...(0 00 . __• « months '( 25 for 8 months.,.-. 2 00 DELIVERED IN THE CITY: For 12 months (7 00 For 8 months -100 For 8 months. 2 2b Per month «..-. 75 Per weok 25 Payment In all oases (except for weekly rate) to be made In advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN United every ITedackday Horning. Mailed, peryear. 2.CQ Mailed, 0 months US SJmlB British Columbian Monday Evening, St-iit. 16. Clause five of tho agreemont between the Southern Railway Oompany and tho contractor, to which wo took u slight exception tho other day, haa been amended by tlio addition of tho words in brackets below: "Until tho construction of tliu said bridgo an officient steam ferry suitable for transferring freights nnd passengeia [of tho road, us well as other passengers and freight,] across tho said rivor shull bn provided," eto. Near tho ond o£ tlie clause tlie following amendment, in brackets, has boen made: "Provided, howover, that the contractor may commence in ?»ood faith tho erection of said bridgo within six months from the date of tliis agreement ond continue the same to its completion, nnd then [a suitable temporary ferry only shall be providod by the contractor]" instoad of the continuation, "the said ferry may not bo built." It is, ulso, tho distinct understanding and intention, we aro informed by the president of the Southern Railway, thnt the steam ferry, whether temporary or permanent, is to be, like tho bridge, a. free traffic as well ns railway conveyance. There i3 certainly nothing in the agreement as published to forbid this construction ; but we know, as a matter of fact, that there is a doubt in the public mind as to whether tho ferry is to bo a free traffic as well as a railway ferry, and en such an important point there should be no lack of explicit- ness, as well in tho interests of the railway ns of the public. time, and wilt be continued until they have settled Montana and Washington from end to end with refugees from Southern violence and brutality. Ho reports that the movement is so well organized, and on such u solid basis, that the whites of the South will not realize how the blacks have escaped until all aro gone who wish to go. lie claims that thoy huvo better underground railroads now than there wero in old John Brown's time, and though slavery is nominally extinct, there is just as much need for secrecy now as thon, Mr. Henderson maintains thnt there is no politics in this movement, but that its inception and progress nre solely due to sympathy for tho negroo's sufferings and a desire to ameliorate his condition as a man and an American citizen. This proposed negro colonization of the North may, and doubtless will, turn out to be i\ good thing for poor Qtiashy, in ho will not find the samo inlred prejudice nnd hatred against his imago as obtains iu Dixie's landjj but how will even the benevolent Northerners liko it to have Montana and Washington "settled from end to end" with the umissimilntivo refugees of tho South 1 On another page we publish the result of the chemical analysis mado by Frank T. Shutt, M.A., F.I.O., chemist of tho Dominion experimental farm, at Ottawa, on a sample of fish offal forwarded for examination by Mr. 0. F. Green, fishery guardian on tho Fraser, in Juno last. Tho result of the examination is very satisfactory, showing that a hitherto not only wuste, but dejeteri- ouB, product of the salmon fisheries is worth $31.16 per ton in guano alone**—constituting a fertilizer of the very first value—to say nothing of the large quantity of utilizuMo oil which this samo waste matter in known to contain. Hitherto the fish offal has been thrown into tho river, and more recently dropped iuto crates under tho canneries, to prevent the decomposing fragments from floating about; but the inspector of fisheries informs us that it will be necessary to make some othor disposal of the fish refuso altogether, as putting such immense quantities into tho river as now oome from tho canneries must pollute the water, notwithstanding its large volume, and render it undesirable and unhealthy for drinking und using purposes (by tho people of tho delbt land-*) and ulso detrimental to the iishing industry itself by deterring the salmon from entering the rivet*. The inspector, Mr. Thos. Mowat., is niso quite confident that a mw and valuable industry can be established in the province, and especially on the Fraser river, which shall convert a wasto and noxious product of the fisheries into good mm* rouble oil and first-class fertilizer. For from 615,000 to ^20,000, it if believed, such a manufactory could lio put into operation, and the nmomt inquired could easily be raised by the various canneries taking tihures in tho enterprise. Tho following fow figures will give an idea of thn value of such an industry as proposed: Mr. Mowat estimates thut, approximately, 15,000,000 pounds of salmon has been put up this year on tho Frasor. A little ovor one-fourth, or about 4,000,000 pounds of offal would represent thn (additional) waste mutter from thn season's pack. Tliis, it is estimated, would yield about 100,000 gallons of oil, worth $50,- 000, besides sevornl hundred tons of tish guano, roady for application to laud or for shipment. Tlio guano, it is expected, would, nt least, pay the running expenses of tho factory, and thus tho amount realized from the oil overy year would bo clear gain. It is altogether probablo that by noxt season some steps will havo been taken for utilizing tho fish refuse iu tho manner outlined above. Tho race problem in the United States js to bo partially nud tern- . porarily solved, it would appear, by swarming, a big hivo of tho negroes from the overcrowded south to some of tho virgin states of the Northwost, It ii reported, with apparent reliability,-says tho Post-Intelligencer, that a well-organized movement is afoot to remove fifty thousand well to-do negro farmers and farm hands from North Carolina to tho incoming now western states, principally to Montana and 'Washington, Rev. J. W. Henderson, pjutdr- of the Queen chapel in Chicago, figures as the head of the movement. He it was who took a leading part in the great movement of 1872, a hogira of no. noes from Mississippi to Kansas, The movement, Mr. Henderson says, hoc been quietly worked for r. long Tiio Monetary Times, of Toronto, has an article on liro waste and insurance which contains so many valuable hints to business mon in nil departments that wo take the liberty of quoting from it largely, as follows : If asked who is responsible for the enormous waste of property by fire in Canada, and who pays for it, most persons would probably reply: "Our neighbor's carelessness, not ours, is rosponsiblo; and the insurance companies pay most of the The answers nro not tho truo ones in either caso. It has already boen shown in theso columns, imd wo nro glad to find it repeated in the important address on liro wasto by Mr. Frederick Wyld at the Hamilton Convention, that the money which pays insuranco claims comes out of the pockets of insurants in the shapo of premiums, and is not the capital of companios. Therefore, since the people at large pay the piper, the people at largo should be rousod to take every means to lessen tho firo -waste, in doing which they reduce the cost of insurance. In tho courso of his paper, Mr. Wyld, who is a wholesale merchant of long experience, gave some practical hints to his brother merchants about their insurance contracts and mehns of fire prevention, closing with tho quotation of tho Atlanta, Georgia, fire ordinance. "The merchant who neglects to scrutinize hts insurance policies, to see that they accurately describe what it is intended to insure, is guilty of gross injustice to himself und his creditors," says Mr. Wyld. And yet it has often been found that this important contract, concerning protection from lire, "had not even been opened by the recipient until a fire had occurred; and then it was discovered that in consequence of this neglect tlio policies wero non-concurrent nnd proporty inaccurately described, entailing delays and compromises to avoid litigation, and a serious loss to the interests involved." Every underwriter knows how true this statement is; and the words negligence and gross injustice are not too strong under the circumstances. Another matter of moment is that overy applicant for fire insurance should givo an accurate description of his promises and tho class of goods to be insured. This description should be clearly expressed in the policy, which is tho legal document or contract given by tho insurance company. Not only this, but any alteration of promises, removal, or change in merchandise, should be at onco specifically endorsed on tho policy and assented to by an officer or agent of tho company. Tho prudent merchant will maintain insurance protection to the extent of seventy-five per cent, of the value of the property insured, snys tho paper in question, "and not to do so up to this percentage, when a disastrous firo would causo creditors*'interests to suffer, should be looked upon as criminal negligence." This is a strong term, but wo shall uot quarrel with it. It is assuredly true that the man who un tier-insures sins against himself as well as against his creditors. Annual stocktaking and tho keeping of the stock hook in a place of safety, where fire cannot destroy it, is properly urged on till merchants und manufacturers, not only as a business duty, but in ordor to facilitate the adjustment of a firo loss, should ono occur. Is nny one disposed to believe thnt tho frequency of fires in Canada and tho United Btates ia a matter of fatality or dire necessity from whioh there is no escape 1 Moro than half of them aro our own fault. A careful estimato of the origin of fires on this continont shows that over sixty per cent of tho wholo number arise from provontablo causes. Greater care, order, and cleanliness in warehouse and factory, dwelling and oflico, aro needed. It appears from .the official report of tho Now York fire commissioners that sixty-four por cent, of the fires in that eity havo beon extinguished by pails of wator. Does this not indicate the prudence of placing such simple appliances on each floor of every mercantile building? It is tho duty of every man and woman to tako part in reducing ns frightful a fire*wasto as $8,000,000 a year. for Mill Miss PrrbIaRS WILL HOLD A BAZAAR and FANCY FAIR '/{nd, 3rd and 4th of October. IN- HEE 3=E,*Sl»*:iSEIS oa aOTJVTz^BXJb. ST. Tlso store svill bu illuminated svitli Cliiiscso Lanterns nud thrown open to tlso public from 8:30 a. in. till 11 p. ns. Tho storo has boen enlarged and SB now 70 feet long. An ORCHESTKONl* and other valuable articles will bo sold by Dutch Auction at tho closo of tho Bazaar. NOTE THE ADDRESS:--CoIiimbln Street, opposite the Bnuk ot Montreal. seSdwlns I 6. SBICKIAID & CO. m ,i We have the Largest and Finest Stock oe CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, HANDY MARKET & CHURCH WAGONS III THE MARKET. All OUR RICS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED. Rcnnirsj of all kinds neatly and promptly done. P. C. STRICKLAND & CO. se?»dsv Webster's Building, Westminster, B. O. A. DesBRISAY, Corner Columbia and Blackie Streets, OPP; C. P. It, STATION, General Giw» ft Provision Merchant -B-axtXtO-tf-BX.* Teas, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. .RAE [.'■UIX'ESSOR TO D, MePHADEN] DEALER IN j\LL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions SB" Md UTS MM 9 *Mz MS <-> Ooftbes Roasted anil Ground on the Pi'omisea. Fine Teas a«Specialfcy. "COLUMBIA STREET- IM Mill MT MARKET, lo.um'oiii Street, New Westminster. Japan will hold a domestic industrial exhibition next year at Tokio. The leading native merchants intend to invito foreign firms to visit the exhibition, The land of the Mil-ados is undoubtedly becoming civilized. Job printing of all kindi neatly done at the Columbian offloe. Pricei will bo found as low as at any other offioo In tho province —Atitt Children Ciyfor Pltoher'.Castoria VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT Pi KVKVOKS IN' GENERAL. FRESH AKD CORKED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. ita'Sneeial lines qssoted for the shipping trssde. Family orders strictly attended to. Hotels svill find it to their interest to placo their orders with tho above firm. LONDON MAEKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN &"RE1CHENBACH, (SUCCESSORS TO V. H. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Bolognas, Etc tlnolyl r.-ROYAI, I.ODOE NO. 0. neBiilnf ,.. Moollne overy Tuesday Blunt sst« o'olocli. oililli'llsssvs'llall. Vlsltlnsi llrells- ren wolcoliso.-I. E, KmsillT, K. ofll. &H. K r O. a. T.-EXCW.HI0R LOBOE NO. S 1. mos-lssovssry Monday SSSlV&f} "xl!: ,'iuitt, lis tlio Tesssperisuoo Hiill, Colusssblo Bt, Vlsltlnsi issomlsos-s nro cordially lnvlt- eu.—'W. 0.I.OYE, Roo. Boo. nAl'KDO-JIA Jt- ST. ABIJKK'W'S \j sooirty.-tiio regular meetings ol tills Association uro hold oil llie last Tuesday of oaeli month, at 8 o'olock is. su. All Scotchmen uro invited to attend.-JolIN llins:, Kcr. AO. F.-COURT LORD DUKFEHIN . No. 0.101. The regular meetings ol the nhovo Court are held nt the tore-tors' million I In; ili'Hl and third Wednesday In each inonlh,iit8-i. m.-JNo. JIcMosss'isv, Kisnr., 1". C. R. -Hi- C. T. ll.-REaUr.Alt MEETING W . every Wednesday aftornoon at a o'clock nl iho W. O. T. II. Headquarters, Douglas SI. Loyal Logloil In the same place every Friday afternoon.—Mas. JAH. siHNNlNOSSA*-, President', Muss. J. A.CUN- *-*gg**A**i Secretary. ■ ONI tCjJT ing' /V\ tho "Wednesday I union tonal* No. 0, A. V. £ A. M.—The regular meetings of this Lodgo nro Isold In / -w \ tho Masonic Tomplo on the lirst Wednesday In oach montli, at l-.m o'clock ii in sojourning brethren aro cordially Issvlioil to attend,-W, C. Coatsiam, Sec. BOARD OI* TRADE. Board Room, Oddfellows Brlok Block, no-stars Counoil moots on the lirst Weihso-day in each month, at 4 p.m. Quarterly meetings on the »nd of »cl,., Misy., Aug und Nov., nt 7180 p. ns. .WW""***" mny bo proposed nnd elected sst nny Quarterly mooting.-!*. RonaoK, Soc. r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE[THATsixty I [llol days after dale 1 Intond to make implication lo Use Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission lo pur- ,hu«o the following tractor parcclof land, ' An Island In Nesr Westminster District north of Lot llll [McNisls's riiuchol in the l-'rasor River, containing dvo ["] nores, more or less. __mm .._ HARLOCK. Ladner's Landtag, Bept, 12,1880, dilm This Paint is a rich brown color. It is the Best Paint IN THE WORLD, covers double the surface, looks better, and lasts longer than the best lead and oil paint manufactured. Tenders Wanted. rNDERS WILI. HE RECEIVED AT the oflico of tlio undor.Hlgm'il until la o'clock noon on Wednesday-tho 1811-Instant, for completing the oleflringJOfLot 2,SuburbanBlMk II, this city No tender ueci'tmurily accepted, ' RAND DUOS. New Westminster, B.O., lllli Sept., IBM). Business Notice. mHE UNDERSIGNED 18 PREPARED JL to furnish plnnHandfipeclllcfttlonK for all clncsoH of building* (stono and brlok ft specially). Will furnish all tho necessary drawings nnd superintend work through a competent foreman, and will guarantee perfect work for 8 per cont. of cost, Ofllcu In Hank of IJ. C. Building, wn stairs. New Wostminstcr- JAMES KENNEDY, dwaolltc Architect- Mice of Removal M.A.McRAE, MERCHANT TAILOR Dogs to announce that ho haa removed to store In ARMSTRONG'S nBW BLOOK Opposito Masonlo Building, COLUMBIA 8TREET. SOLICITING A CONTINUANCE OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE. dwmhSSIo :- hum -: OP THE ft l Agricultural Association Mil TO BR HELD AT NEW WESTMINSTER CITY, October 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1889 DIVISION A. Classes 0, 18, 27 and 30. The prizo is increased to $30 00 DIVISION C. OLASS. OXFORD DOWNS. 1st Snd 17 Best Hani ono year old and upwards S10 00 Si's 00 18 " " Lamb 5 00 ,1 00 1(1 " Pen of 3 Ewes one year old assd sipsvards 7 00 fs O0 20 " " of 3 Ewo Lambs fi 00 4 00 SHEEP—MERINO. 21 Best Ram ono year old and upsvards 10 00 5 00 22 " " Lamb 0 00 3 00 23 " Pen of 3 Ewes ouo year old and upwards 7 00 is 00 24 " " of 3 Ewo Lambs BOO 4 00 DIVISION D. CLASS. SUFFOLK. 1st 2nd 18 Bost Boar osse year old and upsvards $10 00 55 00 10 " Breeding Sow in farrow nt tho nicotine; or that has liicn within bix mouths : 7 fio 4 00 20 " Pen of tsvo Sows, of tho same litter, under 12 months fi 00 3 00 21 " Boar under ono year old 5 00 3 00 DIVISION E. class, ORNAMENTAL FOWLS. 1st 2nd 76 Best pair Pea Fowls 8 3 00 ?2 00 70 " " Guissea Fowls 2 00 1 00 77 s. „ English Pheasants 1 00 50 78 " " Mongolian Pheasants 100 50 70 " " White Turkeys, not to bo ossterod for any otlsor prize. 2 00 100 Oss page 53 in Prao List, amongst Special Prizes, H. M. Cunningham k Co. should road 5 entries instead of 15, Dl VIION L. class. CUT FLOWERS. 1st 58 Best 0 Roses 8 1 00 59 " Collection of Dahlias 100 00 " Bridal Bouquet 1 00 01 " Wreath or Cross 1 00 02 Best Six Rex Begonias ; 1 00 03 " Water Color, Moral 2 00 SI 00 64 " " " Lasidscapo or Marisso 2 00 1 00 6fi " " " Still Lifo 2 00 100 80 " " " Portrait 2 00 100 67 " " " Collection C00 3 00 08 '• Oil " Floral 2 00 100 09 ' Landscapo or Marino 2 00 100 70 " " " Still lifo 200 100 71 Portrait 2 00 1 OO 72 " " " Collection 5 00 3 00 73 •* Decorative Painting 200 100 74 " Modeling or Wood Cai'vhlg 2 00 100 75 " Hand-pointed China 2 00 100 70 " Uopousco or Hammered Brass Work 200 100 77 " Oil Painting, Childnn undor 15 years 2 00 1 00 78 " Crayon Landscape 2 00 100 79 " " Portrait 2 00 100 80 " Colleotlou Cabissot Photos (plain) 3 00 1 50 81 ' " (colorosl) 1100 150 Under Classes 47 and 49 of this Division tho prizes should bo §5 and S3, not $3,11.50 ami 83. class. DIVISION N. 1st 2ssd 11 Best Rich Rack Cioohot 5 1 00 8 50 12 " Crochet Lace 1 00 50 13 " Collection Knitted Laco 6 00 3 00 14 " Honitou Lnce 100 60 15 " Point Laco 100 60 10 " Collection Laco 4 00 2 00 17 " DanicdNot 100 60 18 ". Appliquo Work 150 75 19 " Crewel Work 100 60 20 " Outline Work .- 100 50 21 V Riok Rack, Sown 100 50 22 " Cheney Work, haiid-snado 100 50 23 " Crassy Work 100 60 24 " Braiding on Wool 100 60 28 " " " Cotton 100 60 20 " Historic Picture, raised wool wosk 3 00 2 00 class. DIVISION 1>. 1st 2nd 33 Best Bunch Sawn Shingles 8 2 00 81 00 34 " " Shavod Shingles 2 00 100 class. DIVISION Q. 1st 2nd 4 Best Aroscine Work f Not competing for any other 1 8200 SI 00 5 " Chenille Work 1 class in this Division. J" 2 00 1 00 Class No. 1 altered to read S3 ond S2. cuss. DIVISION T. 1st 2nd 7 Bost Carriage Afghan 8100 t 60 SPECIAL PRIZES, 1st 2nd Geo. D. Brymner—Best Collection Bottled Fruit and Jollies 8 7 00 83 00 Kennedy Bros—Best Collection of Grain grown in tho Provissco by Exhibitor, lat prizo, 810 cash aud the Daily Columbian for ono year; 2nd prize, 85 cash and the Daily Columbian for ono year {Daily Columbian, SS) 18 00 13 O0 P. Peebles—Best Bread by lady ssot competing for other prize, ono Dominion Wire Mattress, valuo 7 50 FASHXOnrABZsB DRESSMAKING At MISS .lENKlNOS', (Late oy Enoi-and' Corner of Ohurch and Columbia Htreotfl, NEW WESTMINSTER, *VSntlsfaotlon guaranteed, dwfe7to 3sro!x,iaB. NOTICE IM TIERE11Y GIVEN THAT nil iici-ounts duo the undersigned Hint uro unpaid on September 15th will lie handed to ray solicitors for collection. dseSld I). Mcl'HADEN. MONUMENTAL WOi5KS. Columbia and Church Streets. Alex. Hamilton, PROPRIETOR, CROSS & POINGDESTRE, Wholesale and Rotnll TOBACCONISTS CHOICE DRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, Fancy Imported PIPES, POUCHES, 01- IlAltl'TTB CASES, ETC. Choice Smoking Tobacoo Thompson's Old Photo Qnllcry, COLUMBIA STREET „ „ NEW WESTMINSTER. Plants for Sale! J-vBIsEltS TAKEN FOU FRUIT AND W ORNAMENTAL TREES, Including all tho leading varieties of Apples, Penn, Flams, Cherries, ALSO SHA-.L FM ITS of ovory description. Iloaqsiels, Wreaths and Crosses made to order, ddwapsyl p. LATHAM; Corbett & Kennedy, MANUFACTUItEKH OP TIN, COPPER & 8HEET-IR0N •WA3E. WEBSTER'* BlOCk (UP-8TA1US), Prout Strkkt, New Wehtminhtkr, saving just opened in the above lino, woresncislfullysollcita re of tlio trade, nnd trust by careful nttentlon to orders and moderate chnrges to merit the same. Experienced work- moni satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates furnished for On Ivan I zed Iron Cornice, RooHng, Plumbing, Gas-fitting, Btoam and Hot Water Heating, Ac, __ Entrance to ■ in roar of Rank ot E iromlses on Mary St., O, dwmhotc New Westminster Boys* School APPLICATIONS, WITH SUCH TEHTI- monlals un mny be available, will bo recoived from mai.h tkaciikks only, until Thursday ovening, 10th September Instant, /or ihe position of First Assistant of tho Boys'School. S-ilary,S05pormouth. Address, JOHN McKENZIE, Hec'y School Board. Now Wostmlnster, ' ' Gth September, 18S0. ficSdtd C33- Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART # CASD, PBOPBIETOKS J. J. WIL80N, ■ M'HAOER. Bates, $1.00 and $1.50 per Day, ACCORDINC! TO HOOM. SPEOIAL DATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. tar Parties supplied with nil kinds of ICE-CREAM. dmy'sno Farmers, Attention I THE IINIIERSIONBD HAS FOR SALE —AT— Chilliwack, B. C. 31 Farm Wagons. 18 Buck Boards. I Span well matched 4-year old Black Horses. 3 Single Brivlng Horses, II Cows and Calves. 10 Bead Steers. I Trotting Wagon. OT A Full Line ol Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Ooods, Notions, Crock. ory k Stonosvnro, Clothing, Hats & Caps, .Drugs, Farm Implements, Houso Furnishings, Furniture, and the Largest Lino of Boots and Shoes ahovo Westminster and the most Complote Stoek of General Merchandise. COMK AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. 'ylOdJWam STOVES! STOVES! • «»o *ro. E. S. SCOULLAR & GO. Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESSi Mil & Uls Hin taw, Columbia Si. New Westmmsier ■OK, TO' SAMUEL MELLARD, ■ CHILLIWHACK, Whom wc have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. ' dwnoiyi THI9 SPACE BELONGS TO H. T. READ & CO. HARDWARE MERCHANTS. BUGGIES! RUGGIES! JUST RECEIVED, A CAIMjOAWOF Pell, RiceOoil-spring ilcLaughlan me mj m_ rn* m-ws mm J-._Z.SO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! gST The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.-^" uwapsic !E--loicl «fc C\xj?irle>m Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, New Westminster. I EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS & all Mnils of Woolen Goods HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. fES*? The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the Nesv Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry, dmh'otc ROYAL CITY Planing Ills Company, Ld. RICHARD 8TREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. HAMUrACTUItKR** AKD PEALRU8 IN Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, J-.-_T-Z> _t_.X_X, -_t.X-.T_DB OI' Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackcts- Rnlllngs, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. Vancouver City Foundry S; Maohine Works Co. (X_X-__-XT-__X>) Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACHIN- cry, are in a politico to unilortaksi tha construction ansl repairs of Marine jsn'i Stntlonnry Engine*, ansl Bollei-a, Milling, Mining and Cannery Mncnlnery, aa well as Castings, anil Foi-gUIgS of every description. Estimate* given) all work guaranteed. O. CARTMEL, A. McKELVII, General MA-UQKa, dwjU7to Mswhakicai. Masaoer, VOLUME VII. -NO. 66. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, 13. 0., SEPTEMBER 16, 1889. VICTIMS OF ALCOHOL. 'Ii« Idontity Exlstiiifi nohroon IiinmiHy und Cliruiiki I-iobi-liily. What is called tho jurisprudence uf ino rlely is a new department of nicdico-lcyal clcuco that offers material for outertiiiii- i» speculation, and develops a new und itcrestitiff phase of tho much-discussed qupi* question. Dr.T. D. Crothors, editor 1 Uio Journal of Inebriety* hus attempted o establish an Identity between insanity nd alcoholism of sufficiently closo char- ctor to warrant a radical departure from T-latin-j judicial methods in tho treatment f criminals whoso lawlessness is muui- ssted undor tho influence of liquor. Enough teputntioa ovor suoh criminals bus oo urred recently, says tho Boston Herald, 3 Rive Dr. Crother's views tho merit at mst of timeliness, and throughout tho ouutry thoro aro enough oases of tho char* liter that he treats of pending judicial do- wlon to make peculiarly intorostiiig nny uffgestlons in the line of a ohango of judi- ml method. -- i-v . :■.:■ Tho threo theories whioh tho medical entlomau pointed out in Mb addross on Medico Legal Problems of Inebriety" be- ore tho Massachusetts Medical Society as lovalltng ia the treatment of alcoholic riininals aro theso: The othloal and moral low, which holds that drunkenness is an idicntlon of personal depravity, thnt it do- oloi-a along tho lino of animal gratification, nd that it should receive tho most positive iMiBuro and punishmont of eccloBiasticitl nd lay powor. Tho legal view was noxt ii oil, os that which assumes that inebriety i lho manifestation of a lawless instinct Itat Is essentially hostllo to the spirit of law ud order, and that as Buch it ought to ho ovoroly punished. The noxt theory, which * tho ono that elicits Dr. Crother's appro- ntlon and support, Is tho scientific aud unheal view which considers tho appetite or intoxicants a manifestation of a consii. uUonal disorder, which may bo duo to a iiiltibudo of causes for which the victim my not in any sense bo responsible It my be a symptom or a coincident of insanity, r insanity in turn may bo a symptom of iti- briety. Medlco-lcgally this theory would cgard tho drunkard as incapacitated for ction Involving consecutive conscious iTort of a reasoning and reasonablo naturo, 'he acceptance of this view would cstnb- sh a now method of judicial treatment tr drunken criminals or criminals with dotted alcoltolio tasto and tendency, It .•ould prnctically abolish tho penal judg- iciit, which is ofton so hard on tho victim f alcohol, and tho alcoholic maniac, as he •ould bo called, would bo treated on thorn- eulto grounds by sympathetic scientists, 'he fundamental spirit of this theory is that hyslcal causes are accountable for tho al- Jholio habit, and that only by treat- icut based on physical principles an the dread malady bo eradicat- d. Tho insanity of tho victim t drink must bo assumed, and tho burden of roof is oa tho prosecution to prove that the rlsoneris Bane, tho natural ana proper ns- umption being in tho opposito direction. Hven faots reasonably accurate, tho plain tat ement that a drunkard is a lunalio is itr o if evidence of tho hind that lawyers call i■iinu facie. Nevertheless, the sentiment ft lie judicial powers is frequently mnnl- ._; ed In contradiction of this idea, and ono oti'hlo instanco whero an alleged inebriate •us hanged was cited by Dr. Crothors to il* islrato tho impression, erroneous ho '.aimed, thut a criminal undor alcoholic in- uence Is cognizant of and responsible for is misdeods. John H, Swift shot his wifo July 7,1887, t Hurtford, Coun. In Deoomber of tho une year ho wns tried ana sentenced to be ;iiiged a year later, April 5, 1889. Tho exislaturo waa appealed to to commute his nitence to life imprisonment. ThoJudi- avy Committeo mado au exhaustive ex* nlnntion of all evidence and new teBtimo- y offered, and reported in favor of conimu- tt ion. Both houses of tho Legislature otcd to sustain the report, and commute ioBoutenco to life imprisonment. An ud- orao wave of publio sentiment caused the ovornor to veto tho action of the Lugisla- ire, and so influenced tho members of on* ody that they foiled to sustain tholr former site. Hence Bmith was hanged April IJ, *•$.). He was* a chronlo Inebriate, and hud sen drinking to great excess for weeks be- )i*e the murder- The defense claimed thai wilt waBJucapablo of deliberation nnd pre* leditatloa at iho timo of the crime, from io effect of continuous Intoxication. No mdlcal testimony was called. Tho prose* utlon claimed premeditation, mulico aud full comprehension of what ho was doing. Dr. Crothers cited this case as au hi- tnnce of hereditary alcoholism. Swift's '.'her, who was an erratlo man, had an popleotlc seizure at twenty-four yoars of go. Swift's grandfather on his mother's iiio waa a drinking man. His only son wns chronlo inebriate; the othor four children, f which Swift's mothor was ono, wero all --ccedingly nervous and somo of thom yateriotU. Swift himself was always a •oak child) hud brain fovor in infancy, atu-latlna and violent nasal hemorrhages i youth. Ho had beon In tho reform school tileridon, Conn., nnd iu manhood was an xcesslvo drinker. TWO COSTLY LETTERS. low it liiii tnn Woman Posted Borne Mall Mutter for Her Husband. Mr. A,, a State street brolior, was lcav- ng town tho othor day, and his wife drovo vith him to tho station in a hired cab, vritc3 a Boston correspondent. Jant beforo altlng tho train ho found in his pocket u ouplo of letters ho had forgotten to mail, md handed thom to Mrs. A,, saying that hey wero of Importance, and asked hor to jost them. Tho lady took them with hor nto tho cab, and drovo away from the eta- ion. Whether sho was absent-minded .'rom excess of grief at parting with her lusband, or from soma othor causo, is not jvident, but certain it is that in a fit of abstraction, sho quietly slipped both tho let- :ors into tho crack in tho door into which ho glass half slides. When it dawned upon Mrs. A. that she md posted a couple of important businoss otters in tho door of a cab aud that her lUBband was already on his way to New fork so that ho could not rewrite them, t is to bo supposed tbat Bho mentally Milled horsolf somo uncomplimentary mines, and undoubtedly sbo was in tho main not without somo excuse for so doing. iho was, however, a woman of expedients, uid sho quickly stopped tho cnrriono to direct tho driver to go to tho uoarost shop ivhoro a fish lino could bo bought. Thoy wore not out of tho poorer [quarters of the iliy, and tho shop at which ho drew up waa of so doubtful a character that tho cabman told Mrs, A. she had bottor remain outsido whilo ho wont in after tho line. A.B ;it was, tho lady found herself rognrdod by tho circle of loafers about with far moro interest than was altogether pleasant. Tho lishllno procured, tho cab drovo away, whilo Mrs, A. endeavored to got a loop of string down beneath tho lot- tors. Tho driver wos ordered to go to a convenient and quiet Back Bay street, whero, muoh to tho mystification of tho nurse maids on tho sidewalk, tho cab moved slowly up and down whilo Mrs. A. continued hor todioiiB and ineffectual angling. Sho varied tho performance by procuring sticky fly papor, which ehe cut into strips and lowered into tho crack, iu tho delusive hopo that It might attach Itsolf to tho letters, but, like tho salt wator which Violot fondly hoped would turn into butter if It was churned long enough, " It seldom ovor did." Mrs, A, also endeavored to persuade tho drivor that ho could tako lho cab to tho stablo, turn It over and Bhako tho lotters out, but tho Bcliomo did not commend itself to his mind. Perhaps the fact that tho lady was now paying for tho cab by tho hour and not exhausting hts horse by fast driving may havo tended to roconcilo hlm to tho prolonged suspense .which was rapidly wourlug away Mrs, A.'s patience. The conclusion of tho mattor was that Mra. A, bad tho cab drlvou to a carriago mnkor's, whoro tho door was taken from Its hinges and tho lei tors nt last Bhnlicu from tholr placo—tho cab all tho while boing paid for by tho hour I Tho bill for six hours' uso of tho carriago Mra. A. pnld without demur, but Bho ranched home aftor hor adventure in a Btato of woarlnoss of mind nnd body bolter Imagined than dosorlbod, THAT TUMBLE PARESIS. Are Ihe Cnnndiau People Ueeoiiilit*; it Kntiuiiof Lnnatlast—The fright- ful Inoveaio nf this most peculiar I intimity uml how It Is curod. THE BRAIN (jnwi a fihotegraft.) Uutlthy Condition. , With Paw* Lc.imt There arc many well known men confined in o'ir Any linns who but n short lima auo were prominent among our busliicss nud Koeinl clrcla-i, Why nre thoy there? Paresis I Did It. como on nt once? Not nt all. It wob a gradual bUtpoBltivo growth. They overtaxed nature. The drain on tholr vitality, their norvo powers, their brain Itos'tie, was too groat, and (hoy gradually but surely sank undor it. The things lliey did lo bring this snd tmd about am' proolBoly the sumo things boing done hy thousands of men and women to-dny. It Is not noccBBfiry to name thom. They'nil unit dis.iK-nmi.--y unless I'll'-eked or regulated. _ ,. Prof. I'Ik'Ipk, of Un runout h Coll-.ii-'. knew this fully when ho. begun his ex- pi'i-ftni'iil.-i whirl! iv-sulli'il inllifih-vov.'vy of the wonderful mine's Celery Compound. Uo realized lhat Paresis (eon- s-i-iniiiim of the bruin) was onr i-ivat National v/enltncss. He knew thm the liram mul mi'voiis system must, be foili- iii-ii to meet i ho -.-ix-ntstrains which modorn lifo bring upon li, lie saw that men were becoming debilitated and women- wenk- enod by fliojpresBUro and demand.) of lifo, mul he sought and dlBOOVOieil llie ii'imilv, Palne's Celery Compound, if rightly taken, will renow.the brain and build up norvo tissues as fast its they become exhausted, It Is not a narcotic. It contains no drugs, no nostrums. It is por/odtly Euro, It Is absolutely harmless. The igh character of its discoverer guarantees this, and tho Indowomout of tho medical and chemical professions prove It. W. 0. LOYE, I Repairing Neatly Done. Cork Bole Work n SpeclaKy. H*3B"0rders promptly attended to, Cinrkion St., In rear of Colonial Hotel, next to Rand Uro.1*.' offlce. dnolto IT IS AN UNDENIABLE TACT THAT cs •***&. e& ve ss :bs • ss Temple of Music! In the Place to BuyFIrsM'hisis pianos **> mum AtEllch Prices and Term's as will Suit Any Reasonable Bayer. For prices ami terms, nruly to OAK- TKU'HTKMI'M*' op music. Vuiicowver, S3. €« 230HoatlngsKL West. dnplOtc Meriavisli Nursery [Be-uveh mom Shahioh to Victoria! SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year. G. A. McTAVISH, . dsssMOsssO VICTORIA, B. tt ff.UeomMo. 330.332 COI1D0VA STREKT, VANCOUVER.B.C. Importers and Dealers In MACHINERY OF ALL DKSORITIONS. MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. dwdcMto Land Keglstry Ordinance, 1870 The S. 13. J of Section IS and the N. B. i of Section 7, Township 8, New Westminster Dlstrlot, and pnrt (1 acre) of Lot No. 6, Block XII, Now Westmin ster Suburbs. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATES U1-' Title of CiiAUi.i'S MrDoxouaii to the aliovo mentioned lierlilllaments have beeu lost m-destroyed, and whereas amill- catlou has hoon nnule to nte for the Issn- anco of duplicate bf Cortlfiohtos of Title In the stead of thoso so lost or destroyed; Notico Is hereby given that anoli dupll- catoCortlticates will be Issued at tho expiration of one montli from dale, unless in the meantime valid objection to tho contrary bo mndo to me In writing. T, 0. THWNI.EY, District Kcglstvav. Land Registry Olllco, New 'WeslniInsler, 2-1 Hi August, 1880. dau2lml •UTCTIOB. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT wo hnvo applied to the Hon. Minister of the Inferior for license to cut timber on tho following Inndst Commencing nt the ninth-east corner of Lol BSfl, Group 1, New Weslmlnster IH-- trlet; thrsiicedue norlh to l he south llneof the Moodyvllle Compnuy'.-* Iltult; theneo east along the soutli boundary of snid limits to tho westerly boundary of Section 18, Township 111); thenco Bfniln along tlio snld westerly boundnry lo lho south-west comer of Sect lon hi; thenoe east along 'ho south boundary of said section to (ho westerly bnnli of tho Coqujitnra river; thenee southerly mul following tho said wenicriy bnnk to the northerly boundary of Lot *IB5, Group 1; thonco westerly along tliu snld nortborly boundary totho northwest corner of said lot; tbouoodttG.westto the easterly boundary of Lot JJSJj thonce north along said boundary to place of beginning; containing In nil rilaoius, Also-Clalm No. '2, commencing nt the north-wont corner of Stavo Lnhet thenoe west 80 chnlns; thenee south SO chains; thenco east'10 chains, to the shore of the lake; tbence fol lowing tbo shore to plnco of eonimcnconiou*,-about ISO acres, moio or less, ROYAL CITY 1'LANING MILLS CO. [■Limited*. .Ioon Hi-niiuy, Manager. Now Westminster, Anir. 24,18S9, dauCnml irpTioEi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 80 days nfter dnte I Intend applying to tho Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to Icnwe tho following described lands: . ,, 1. Commencing ntn posl on Valdez Ts- land,on iho nortii side of IhouDBurvoyod channel, running thenco nortii 10 chains; west HO ohnlns, to corner of Loainv A ICylo's timber cUlm; thenco west along tholr lino HO chains; nmth KO chains, to shore; thonco following shoro to point of commencement. 2, Commencing .ato post on Valdez islnnd, on tho south side of the unKiirveyod channel, opposito a channel known as Holo In tho Wall, running thenee south 70 ehalns; west 20 ohnlns; south 20 chains; west 100 chains; north HO chains, to shore; thonco along the slioro to point of commencement. Oi Commencing ntn post -lOchalns east of Indian Reserve on Ramsay Arm; thenc*' south liOchnlns; east KO chains; norlh 20 ohnlns; onstSOchains! norlh lOohalhst east ififl chnlns; north 00 chains; west lot) chnlns; uotilh lOchalns; wo-I 80 ehalns; sonlli2ilclinlns; weslHOehalns; south r>0 chains, to place of commencement, J. Commencing nt post 15 chnlns from south-west corner of post of the Moody, ville Hnw Mill Co.'s limits, at tho head of Mnhisplnn Inlet; 1 hence south 20 chnlns; wesl ill chains: south 10 chains; east fio oh'USl north 10 chains; eiutVOehalns; north 00 chains; wost 0"» chnlns; soutli 40 chains; west .".5 chains, to placo of commencement. HENHY V. EDMONDS. Now Westminster, 15th Aug., I88lt dauaiml Rose Hill Dairy Farm FREm MILK Delivered Dally to Cuotomcis in Iill parts of the City. Hotels and Restnurflnls supplied at Spo- eiul Hates by tbo yenr. FIRESH EGGS Delivered nt Market Rates. Orders left nt M. SiNi'i-Ain't* will bo promptly attended to. WKAVKtt <fc "WOODWARD, tljoiilyl i'j-oprieiors. Ganailjan Pacific Railway, PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. OWNERS AMD MASTERS OK VE8- sols nnd oilier Craft navlKaling the Fiiiser River are cauMoiied to iteenwlthlil tin- hin,vs painted Red and White, respectively, nt lhe Mission Drhlge, tisdur- IliKllitKVtiislrni-ll f Me.- Rrl.li-li. IIIIVl- gitiii.n belivei'n lhe bunks of thn River and llieHiioysi-idiii.g.troiis, (jwiiiu to piles being driven there, li. AltllOTT, General Supcrln louden I. Vancouver, II. C„7th May, 1880. dniyfilo isronTOB. NOTICE IH IIKUKHY GIVEN THAT DO days from date wo intend to apply tothe Chief Commlsi.ii.ii. r of Limits and Woi'ks for permission !" h-.ise,(i>r ttinber- Itig purposes, lhc following de-crihed lands shunted hi New Weslmlnster District: Commencing at a st-uni-ed post sAon Ui" ens; side of a creek, about one mile from lis month, situated in.rth-westorly from Wool ridgo Ishina, Howe Hound; llience north -Io chs., west 10 chs., north 'Debs., west 10chs., north 131)chs., west,'10 chs,, north 30 chs., west 20 chs., north HO chs., west 00 chs., south SI) ehs,, cast SO chs., south 120 ehs., east. 20 chs., sonth SO chs., cast 20 chs., soul li 20 chs., east 20 ehs., south 20 chs., enst 20 chs., to place of commencement-containing lliOO iicrcs, more or loss. ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS CO. 'Limited]. John Hendry, Manager, New Westminster, Sept. Sth, 1880. dsoOml XTOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT L. the partnership heretofore subsisting between tlio undersigned under tho lln:* name of Comer/ord & McDougall, Merchant■ Tailors, bas boen dissolved this day by mutual consent. All accounts owing tho late firm aro lo bo paid to J. A. ugiilt, and all claims against the said firm will bo settled hy him, T. OOMERFQKD- J. A. MCDOUGALL. New West., Aug, 81,1880. Mr. J. A. McDougall WILIS CONTINUE THE RUSINESS under his own nam-1, at the samo store, on Columbia street, next to F. Crake's. A coiilinuauco of the public patronago Is respectfully solicited. Hulls- motion guaranteed. dwseOto Look! Look! NEW GOODS! NEW 600BSI We are now able to oiler the Largest nml Fllies-l St'ick of fnporiedlweeds Worsteds, Beavers. Meltons, Fancy Striped Pant- ings, Overcoatings, Sec. JUST ARRIVED. The only way to form any nny Idea of tlie qunutity and quality of these Goods Is to call and look, whether you want anything or not. Como and bo satisfied. beggs~&"heard, Leading Merchant Tailors, 1 lloor Ws'St of lsiclslissols's BsitolsssrSllop; ilssslslyl 68 C0T,U.MI1I.\ STIIEET. (About a 1'. M.,S.'|il II) r S Hllill I'KICES IK BOOTS AND" -^ SHOES. | "OF ALL CULTAS STOOK IN I 2 BOOTS k SHOES,' . BALL HEOARD l'OR HIGHS S PRICES. I l~t 1000 MEN, WOMEN !: CHIL-, « Dl'.EN, | i-Jo Buy Boots that R Boots; ffl.BiWiilluTE'Si 8IUN OF THE BUFFALO, dwsolilta CoIjUMUIASthki-t. Auction Sale! I will sell hy public miction,ou tho w AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS, 4 Chilllwhack, Somo Thoroughbred Holslelns, Cows anil Calves, Now Milch Cows, Work Oxen, Roof Cattle, two-year old Dairy Heifers, One pair of Rhickbawk four-year-old Colls (buggy team), besides other horses (broken' nnd colts 'unbroken), —-f3L*E.S*0-— NEW TOP BUGGY TWO-SEATED CARIULE, Two-Wheeled Cart (new), Second-hand Buggy, Flvo Bucktioards, ['"our lln'ti Wagons, and lots of other articles, loo numerous to mention. Ai M. NELSON, dwsolotd Auctioneer. British Oolumbia Tlio Aisssssnl Exhibition of tilts Will l") IIoI.l is! llio NKW HXIIIIII- TION BUILDIN'I, HEW WESTMSTER, WEDNESDAY, Hill KS1I1V and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 3RD & 4TH, '89, $7000 - $7000 For Exhibition and Sports, In (-onucclion wilh this Exhibition will he tho opening of Queen-** Pnrk and an extensive programme of SPORTS and GAMES, PROCESSIONS, FI RE-WORKS, Ac, under direction of tbo OIMeens! Committee. All entries for tho Exhibition must bo mndo with tho Secretary bc.'orc noon on TUESDAY, Oclwlier 1st. All Stock and other exhibits from soutli of the rlvor will ho carried across ou tho steam ferry,khekok cnAiiOB,andttVays will bo found at railway stations aud wharves to convey exhibits, fuee, Io the Grounds. Special Iteilticcil Rales will be given on all railways and steamers to person.*] and exhibits com Ing to the Exhibition. As it Is ox peeled ihe nttendancoat this Exhibition will ho very large, tho Direct tors hope (o see an exhibition worthy of the resources uf the provinco. Furthcrlnformation maybo bad from the prize lists [which will bu aent freo on appltcntlou], or from tlie secretary, T.R. PEARSON, SECRETARY, Nbw Wkstminstkk, Aug. 23, isao. dwnu21ml GrXUL-NJD OILIIUTIII New Westminster, B. C. liming Provincial A-riralliinil Hibilioo, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, OOT. 2nd, 3rd aud 4th, '89 $7,000 IN PRIZES! FOR SPORTS AND EXHIBITION. hi'oists 'ro consist oi' Worms Racing, Yacht Kncliig, Boat and Canoe Kacing, Athletic S-soi'ts. Lacrosse, llasc-bnll, Foot-ball, Hose Reel Contest, and Rifle Matches. S-'NISKSS TIIK AUHS'SCISS OK THE GRAHD TRADES AND SOCIETIES PROCESSION ON Thursday Morning, Oct. 3rd. Representing tho Qioat Industries of our Country. Grand Ball! ON Wednesday Evening. Oct. 2nd, CKI.Knil.VMON Tl) KN1S WITH 1MMBNHK Torchlight Procession I ON F1USKR BIVER, AND OHANI1 msl'I.AY Ol' FIRE-WORKS On Irlilny l'vvhitm, Oct. lib. Excursion Rates from all points. •wrForfnll information and Prlao Lists soc small bills, W.H. TOWNSEND, Mnyor. J, 8.0, FRASER, Treasuror. 8. T. MACKINTOSH, miiStd Socretary. Dress-Making 1 Misses McDOUGALI. COLUMIUA STKKKT, New Westminster, B, C. sturlHtstlsIticlltsES KUarautoisd. tlapHH;: W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH. (Late Partner of John MeVlcker) MINING ENGINEER, U.S. & PROVINCIAL SURVEYOR, A ASSAYER. Masonic Temple Block, Vancouver Urlt. ool. iK*rRellablo reports, underground surveys ami maps of mines executed at tow rates. Assays made on ull hinds of minerals, gold and silver bars. Thirty years' experience In mining In Asia, Eurouo and United Statea of America. Speaks tan languages. Assays from a distanco ver, 1 titlelTtc NOTICE. N OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sixty days after date wo Intend to Works for leave to purchase the fob lowing lands, situate In tho Dlslrlctof NOW Weslniinster, and described as follows: hois one huii'lred and thlrty-niio [hll], ono hundred aud thlrty-llvo M35|, one hundred and thlrty-slx [1801, ouo linn- nrod nud thirty-eight [1S8], aud one hundred-ami forty-one [141], in GroupOnoof sahl District, containing eight hundred ncrt"-, more or less. Haled huh September, IM). ANDREW LEAMY, dsolo-am J. II, GILLESPIE. iiixli OF LONDON, ENGUND, ARE NOW INSURING FRAME BUILDINGS USED AS RESIDENCES At 1-2 per cent, per Annum JAMES CUNNINGHAM, scHtllns Agont, EXHIBITION BUILDING Must make It known tothe Secretary At an Early Date. T. R. PEARSON, ilU'UUSOllll BBC3HETAKY. A lly-law to raise by loan the sum of $liM,000.00 for the purpose of giving a bonus to tbo A'citi Westminster Southern Hallway Company and to grant to tho suid Compnny certain lands and privileges. WHEREAS, R Is expedient to secure lho construction and operation of tho Uno of railway and oilier works mentioned In the Act of tho Lcgls- lallvo Assembly of tho Province of l'rillsh Columbia Incorporating llie Now Westminster Southern Railway Co. and the act amending tbe said uot of Incorporation, iu the manner provided for bv certain articles of agreement bearing dato the tenth day of September, ono thniimind eight hundred and elghty-nlno, executed by tbe Mayor and Clerk of tho city of Now Westminster (but so ns not to bo binding unless nnd until this by-law shall como Into force) nnd now deposited with the said clork. Anii wiiehra**, for thn purposo of raising the said sum of SlSo.ow.O'J. It Is necessnry lo Issue debentures for thut amount; And wiiehkah, tho total amount required to bo raised annually by special rale for paying- the snld debenturea and Interest thereon, ns hereinafter provided, IS SllUWUMli And whkkI'-as, the nmount of the whole rateable property of the safd city according to the last revised assessment roll Is SS-HO-Stf-OO! AniiwiM'-I'icas-the total unionntof tho existing debt of the said City Is *}2tl0,0O0.tH>. TnElti't'ORE, the Mayor and Aldermen of tho city of New Westminster In council assembled enact us follows: 1. Itshall he lawful for the Mayor of tho t'.ltvof Nev**Westminster to raise byway nf mini from any person or poisons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance tho same upon thu credit of tho debentures hereinafter mentioned, lho sum of f!.'vi,0lX).0fl, and cause the .same to be paid lutotho bands of the Treasuror ef tho said cily for tlio purposo hereinbefore recited. 2. Itshall bo lawful for tho said Mayor localise any number of debentures to bo made each for such sum of money not less than sr-OO-GO, or nn equivalent expressed In pounds .(orllngof tbe United Kingdom of Girml Rritatn and Ireland ut a value of HHfiffil lo tbo pound sterling, as maybe required, and all such debenturea shall bo Mailed with the seal of the corporation of th'-city of Now Westminster nnd signed by tbo Mayor nud countersigned by tbo Treasurer thereof. :>. Tho sabl debentures shnll be mndo payable In fifty yenrs from tho day hereinafter mentioned for this by-law to take ai such agency of the Bankof British Columbia In Canada or In London, England, as tbo counoil of tho corporation of the said city may direct. -t. Thesaid debentures shall have coupons attached for tho payment of Interest at tho rato of flvo pereoutum per annum on tho nmount of said debentures. C, For ths purpose of forming a sinking fund for Iho payment of the debt hereby created and the interest thereon as nml when lho same shall become due a special ralo of four mills and one-third of one mill in Ihe dollar Rliall be raised aud levied in each year upon nil tho rateable properly In tho snld city of New Wosnr.lu- st er in addition to all other rates. «. The sum of $150,000.00 shnll boappllnd as a bnmisto the Now Weslmlnster Southern Railway Cnmpany, aud shall be payable to thesaid Company at the times limited by Ibe said in part recited art loins of agreement for tho payment thereof by ihu satd Company, nnd so much of the sum 0( 85,000.00 as may be requisite shnll bo applied and ho payable as therein provided, nud tho residue, If any, shall bo ap* [died to suoh purposes of the municipal- tv as the council may direct, 7. Itshall bo lawful for the Mayor and Clerk of lho corporation oftho oity of Now Westminster to make and enter Into for und lu tho name of and nu ht-half of tbo snld corporation all deeds containing all such covenants, agreements, nrovlsosnnd conditions as maybo cxpetllnnt for tlio ng out of the aforesaid in part recited nrticlo-* of agreement, such deeds being lirst approved of by Ihe council of tho sabl corporation'. 6. All proporty of the said Company which It may be possessed of al any lime shnll ho nud Is norchy exempted from luxation by the corporation of the city of New Westminster during tho construct ion of the lino of railway and other works of the Company, and for twenty-flve yenrs from the completion thereof. I). The ferry sorvico by-luw, 188.S, nnd lho workshops' bonus by-law, 18S3, are hereby repealed. 10. So much of any oilier by-Inw or bylaws of the corporation of tbe city of New Westminster as may bo at vat lance or Inconsistent with this by-law Is hereby re* pealed. 11. This by-law shall, before the final passage thereof, receivo ihe assent of tho electors of the corporation In the manner provided by tho Now Westminstor Aet of iM, anil amending Aots. 12. This by-law shnll come Into force on the Kill day of October, 1880. It). This by-law may bo cited ns tho Rnllway Bonus By-Law, 1880. By-Inw rend a first time ou the second dayofSnptomber, 1889. lly-law read a socond time on the 10th day of September, WW. NOTICE. fllAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE IB I a true copy of thn proposed By-law which will bo taken Into consideration Westminster the first publication thereof ln tho Blttr- isii Columuian newspaper, which flrst publication took place on the ilth day of Hi'pti-inlu-r, 1R8I), and that a vole of the electors of the city win ho taken on snld proposed By-law on the 141 h dny nr October, Item, between the hours of 0 o'clock a m. nnd S o'clock p. in., at the following places,namely: In Ward No. 1, atthe residence of S. Calbick, Dublin street, in said Want; In Ward No, 2, nt the oflico of the lalo Dominion Hawinlll Co., Hlchaid BtrOOtiln snld War.1; In Wan! No, 8, atthe City Hall, lu satd Ward; in Ward No. 4, nt Ht. Lfliils College, Blackwood Btreet, in snld Ward, D. ROBSON, dsolltd city Clerk W. R. AUSTIN'S FARM PRODUCE. Hud-woo A, Kf-wooA, Back, •tr,, lie, Ac. LEAVE ORDERS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF, dinygfltg J. W. WINGER DEAiintis Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming SA^S JUAN LIME Always in Slock, Orders left ttt the C. J', N, Wharf will he promptly delivered. dmhSOte WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE Mi fin Dealer! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col.. .tar Highest Price paid for Fan and Deer Hides. Correspondence invited. M.Telephone Call No. 0. dJaSto DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot ov Douglas Stkbbt, Neab Columbia street, J. FERGVSOAI, PROPRIETOR IjtRESH BREAB, CAKES, PASTRY, ! Confectionery, etc., etc Hotel and Restaurant trade Koliclted. All orders promptly attended lo und delivered to any part of tho city. dnih'-Sy Boots and Shoos! AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT ft SHOf STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA TIME CARD. O. X». XV. oo. Tlio Fino I'ls-st-clnss Str. William Irving Will L'sssve the O. V. N. Co.'s Wsissrt, _3-VT_l__ts- Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M„ FOR CHIUIWHACK AND WAV PORTS. Returning Es'ory Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When suillcleiit Inducement offers sbe will proceed lo HOIMr! and onsiieh occasions will leave her wharf at4 a. ni. Connecting wltli lho C. P.N.Co-'s Steamer for Victoria, JOHN IRVING, Manager. T. L. BRIGGSi Agent, Now Westminster. dnp3to Time Table. -P"'-***** ™E STEAMER ^•^OBEIIT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER every Monday morning at 7 o'clock for Nannlmo, via Vancouver, reluming Tuesday, vln Vancouver. Leaves Westminster every Wednesday at7 a. m, for Nanaimo direct, connecting with Island railway and Comox stenmer. Leaves Nannlmo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays and returns same days. Loaves \annliiio on Saturday nt 7 a. m, for Westminster direct. For freight or passage apply on board, pr.toT, L. Buiaos, 0. P. N,wharf, dto ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, tart) Opposite tbe Colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER rpHK LARGEST AND CHOICEST 1 asssos'tsnent of all sicsorlpttom of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Families, Restaurants, and Steamboats at tht LOWEST POSSIBLE) PRICKS. VIOTORIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria B. C, OKFER 1'OR SALES China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, Rice Meal, FOIl POULTRY, tl. LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses & Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where lo Buy Them at the Lowest I rices. |**-r REMEMBER, my stock- of line Boots and Sh jes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. To buy at Low Prices, to see the Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, dwtc SI Col-a.n-s.1-la Street. C. McDONOUGH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET) 2Z_____,X_XZ X__T GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hnnd an Extensive Stock of Dry Goods, Urocerles, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Chink, Crockery, Glassware, &e. |"B Ad BO-TS' »T7Jt*Is? S- Grcat Variety of Household Artioles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. Vt Bt—Farm Produce bought nt market rates or sold on cnmmlssloi., iw.Order.* from tbe Interior promptly attended to. dwjcStc miCHJILLSsI BRACKMAN &KER, MANUFACTUniSRS OP OATMEAL By the Ltslcsl Isnproved Pssscoss. (ST ABSOLUTELY PURE, MIllS nl ■iurtli Sssisnli-li. OFFICE t WAREHOUSE: Vleliirla. 'Iissliv-lsnti FOB OA1TLE FEBIS. dmtslWsue CASTORI for Infants and Children. -•Ossssl<st-aliKTid-ito*i--d-OfUiI»thsvt I {Walt c-srej Colli), tJraistlJ* J™; toso-nnonw." *LJk.A-Kssissi,"jI.D.," ItuissBNtortossarfinierissUoo I Boul> Btomssch, DlsslThcsa, Ersssustlosi, WtoOstJsi4M,iimsU|i,H.T. I WlliswittajsiiJoiaB-dlcatloo. Thb tx.is.iijH Cusspaut, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. CITY BREWERY 1 ■A.1© f~A.l©! Tbe Very Bent ln the City Is Brewed by JOHN W. ANORZEJEWSKI Al the City Brewery, AgncB Street. Onlers left nt Dickinson's Butcher Shop ub till hnve prompt attention. Give us a trial and Judge for yourselves. New West., July 18,1889. dJlyUto Feed,LiveryiSale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster jos. mTwise, PZt03?*EtZSTOR. GOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES for Hire. Hacks cnll nt nil Stcnmers and Train**. Special attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD Conntantly on Hand, Orders may be left at the Office of Mn- thers A Milllgan,Commission Mcrchnnts, Front Btreet, New West. dse21te FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1800. capital, • $15,000,000.00 ,12.500,000. Fire Fund and Reserve, 8!),- 212,720. Net 1'reissltiins, ISSS,,.',,1110,030. OF LONDON, capital, • |9,l33,ooo.oo RATES AS WW AS ANY OTHER COMPANIES DOINQ BUSINESS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. T. Or. T^QTTES Agent for Now Westminster City and District. dje&tc To Su Frno, Cal,, BY WAY OF THE T.I-W3B. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. O.UICKKRm«MEBTHANANYOTHEK kWnilfJJu hum HMm scenic noun of the pacific coast PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEKPING CABS For Aeminsmisilnllun of Seeond-Olasss Pas- Hesig-ss-ss, nttssclscl to Express Tsisliis. Fare Isssrn Porllantl to Sacramento ami Han Francisco- Unlimited, "2S| Flrsl olass (Limited), l!0i Sacond-elaas (Ll and East, via I 'alKiirnls.. TICKET OFFtOESs Cstv Omcsc, No. 134 Oor, Flint * Alsloi Stseelsi ISas-or Ors-lCB.t'or. FA Front Streetij Portland, Oregon. R KOEHLEB, E. P. BOQERSj ■ Mansssjcr. Asstlo. F. A P. A'sji Haiiii Her HACK, LIVERY, ETAQb, Feed | Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN 'JUT ' ;,<.iJBLE AND SINfiLE RI8S At Special Low Ra c ■•. Driyinj ami Al Sinds i \_rni Done at Shortest Kmlco. Um Cortwood delivered t<< nny pnrt of the City. Orders by Telephone will re -dve prompt attention. -FjB*Htnblcs nearly opiioslt- C, P.R,Depot, Columbln SU, New1 Westminster. diaiuc QILLEY BROS. *-*»"*- BRITISH COLUMBIA LaaWmstaeai/lpfif (ii-m-D i THOMAS ALLSOP, l HENRY 8. MASON, !■ MliKCTOlsss. CUYLER A. HOLLAND, J UK SIS OU 111 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Slreet, LONDON, ENC The Business of ALLSOP * MASON line been merged ln tho abovo Cosnnnnji and will be oarried on by tlio Ci mpisny from this date ns a general Lissssi I'lvcstmont and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mollgago ni Low Rates. Tosvn Lots and Fanning l.imds for Sale on eusy terms. Victorin, B. 0„ May Uth, 1.37. ilsvjlys TO 8IIK1II& IF YOU WANT TO ENJ )Y A OOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR TIIE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, MAINLAND. OR THK I ■TfThey are not only made of the Choicest TobnOCO bir thov are of Homo Manufacture, .ml should bo patronized by all good clmoun. WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOK BUILDING, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW -YESTMIHSTER. WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. ALSO— A WEU-SEU'TtO STOOK OF DRY GOODS AND FURNISHES. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOOK, <.lasabla line*, stew Wrslssiisul-r noldwly DAH.Y UftlXISU OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER. II. 0., SEPTEMBER 16, 1889. VQMWB YJJ.-NQ. 66. P«il)j British dtolutnbwn Mun'lay EvcalBK. Sept. te, lDSff. ADVERTIB1NQ HATES FOB THE DAILY. TnulenlAdv«rll»i-[ucnls.--Flri]tlu'-er- tton, io (its, per line solid nonpareil; euch uiib8['<iuoutcnii8ecullvolusortfon18ctH.per line. Advertisement*- not Inserted cveiy day- fli: t Insertion, 10 ots. per line; subsequent Insert ions, g cts, per line. Htiuiillng Atlrcrtlsementa.—Profess Ion- nt or Business Cards—-$2 per montb. Special rates for geneml trnde advertising, lu-cm-dtng to space occupied nnd duration I if ■•'.ul fuel, in.ti .ii Hiiifn, when displayed, oharged US i-i.-- cent, Icsh than transient udvts, If .■.'iiu'. cl-ar-jetl at regular transient rates. Kpi-ciiil Nolle*-* among reading mutter, '211 et-t, tier lino eacb Insertion. Hpeclnls Insi-i-ti-u by tbe month at reduced rates. Blri.hu, Mnrrlages and lieaths.-ll for ench liin-iiiim; Funeral Notices in connection will, dui-.tUs, 50ots, eaeh insertion. WEEKLY ADVERTISING BATES. Transient Advert[semen's.—-First tnscr* tlon, 10 eta. per line solid tionpnreil; sub- Boqtionl Insertions, 7 cts. per lino. Btau-I'ns Advertlurim-in-..—Profession- al or business Cnnl.-:—$'.50 per montli, Special rates for general trade advertlslngi Bpoclal Notices, Itll ths, MiutIu-jos nud Deaths, samo ratea ua Dally. Cats muBtboall metal,nnd forliirgocuta an extra rnte will ho oIhitvkI, •Wl'rn-oiis RMitllii-r ir. lulvi't-ilKcniciiL-j should bo cnrf-fi-.! lo Mule whetli-.-pthey are to appear In Iho Daily Edition, or the Weokly.orlHii.lt. a ilLcrnl reiliiellnn is mndowhon liisorteJ m belli. Nouilver- tlsemont inserted for less thun SI. StJBHOBIBE.RS Who do not. roecivu their paper regularly, from tbo Carriers or lliroinili the Post Oflico, will confer ii fuvui- 1 •■>- report Ligihi- same to the oflico of pub] li-nllon itt once. NEW ADVERTISED r*. THIS PAY Imperial Federation.. .B v. D. V. Lucas Notice to Contrnctors .D. Morris Eligible Lots - H.M.S. Samson is in port again nnd looks bright and ship shapo in now colors. Wanted—two apprentices for tho dressmaking department; apply at the Bon Marehe. 3t* Tho str. Gladys tool* a largo load of merchandise up river this morning and 25 passengers. The str. Rainbow left for Victoria this morning with 15 passengers and 40 tons farm produce. Walker tfc Co. havo Sapperton Lots near Now Hospital and Ross-Slue- laron Mills at old prices. * A meeting of the lacrosse club will bo held to-night, at which every member is expected to be present. Go to Sinclair's if yu want first class creamery butter; a nico lot just to hand, which will be sold cheap. 2t* Thoro wero noeftsea before the "beak" thia miirnitig, which account! for Constable Smith's unhappy looks to-dny. Mra. P. Welcomo McCrady will ro* sumo hor vocal class Tuesday, the 17th inat. Residence corner Lome and Agnes .streets. * Richards, Haywood -V Mackintosh have 5-acro Brownsville lots at §20 an acre; half cash- balance in 6 months, without interest solOml Tho str. Irving arrivod nn Sunday evening from Chilliwack with a full cargo of general merchandise consigned to tliis city and a largo numbor of pus- sengers. Tne str. Adelaide is resplendent in many colurod advertisement*- announcing i he virtues of New Westminster tiooA i. Her uppor works am worka of nrt t.f r lie fresco description. Tlio market was woll supplied to-dny with birds such ns delight thu .mlato of tie f istidious. Thore #orc livo varieties of he duck family, two of the anipt*, plover, wild pigeon, willow grouse and partridge. A (plondid opportunity will bo offer* ed tho public after Monday noxt, to purchase choice residential lots near the corner of Park Lane uud Pellmm strcits, adjoining tho now residence of Mr. 11. V. Edmunds. Seo adv. The lecturo to bo given by Rev. 1), V. Lucas ou Imperial Federation at Hen inn's Opera Houso on Wednesday nigh', is exciting much interest, and n packed house to hear this important q uosr-ion discussed is now a certainty. Only a few cohoo nets woro put out this morning, rs it is known the ruu has not commenced yot. Tho canners who intern7, packing tho cohoes aro completing their preparations so as to bd ready t. begin work at tho earliest possible moment. Au immense number of people visited the park yesterday and Inspected , tlio now exhibition buildings. Thu unanimous opinion wns expressed that tho buildings are a credit to tho city and « splendid advertise in cut ty the energetic contractor. The btr. Rithot arrived from Victoria to day with tlio following pnsaon- gors: Mfb. Palmestor. Mrs. Shotbolt, Mrs, Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Noviu, Mrs. Smith, U. Nelson, £}, Gennsey, Goo. Cruiokshanks, T. Pinter, M. Jolmnon, L. Guichon, W. •*-'! Orciin, ,T. W. Cotter and 30 (.teenigo passim* K«rs. The steamship Lakinie, nf Hun Pra i- cisco, arrived in port to-day about noon with i small deck-cargo of brick for the Ross-McLaroii Mill Company. 81io takes no cargo from hero on leaving. Ti;*.; Lakimo hns been a sailing ship - -it barc'tm—and hns been converted in- o a atejiiriahip; her machinery, whioh ia vci/hoavy, makes hcrsit down rery tow aft, but sho makes a good smart Bhip, nevertheless. Port Kells Towasltc. The Bile of lots ou Ihe now Port Kells townsite, conducted by Mr. A. M. Nelson at the Oolonial hotol ou Saturday night, was even n greater success than anticipated. Bidding was lively, and among tho buyers wero some of our most shrewd business mon, an evidence that Port Kells is looked upon ns a possible town of the futuro. In all 102 lots wero Bold at prices varying from S-i to §14, tho whole averaging g'i per lot. Mr. Kells is greatly pleased with result of lho sale and promises another auction at an early date. ItnihcaLamiil'ost. Whilo Joe Qui wns giving his raco hursu an airing yesterday, tho animal, instead of settling down t j bard work as it Bhould have done, spent tho most of its lime in stalking about on its hind legs, and performing other capers equally absurd and diverting. On boing urged to go forward, tho racer gen- orally nioVed in tho reverse direction, audit was while thu,-' neglecting tho commands of tho rider that it backed ti-'iiius'.a lamp post and threw it down, tho casting snapping off close totho ground. The cost of replacing the brokon pest falls on Jno Qui, A Sew Order. Chiof of police Pearce has issued orders that from this dato forward tho cotistftblos on duty uro to mako ull suspicious characters and unknown porsons, who are found on the streets after midnight, explain their moro- ment- and give a general account of themselves. If the replies are not satisfactory tlio suspected persons nro to bo searched and locked up. This ia an excellent move and will prove of great benelit to the publio safety. Tho Benson for petty robberies usually opens about this time of the year, and these precautions are sure to provo most aggravating and unsatisfactory to tliu "eutorprisiiig burglar." The ltev. t'nllier !tlc1'ucbeu. A telegram received on Saturday announced tho fact that Rov. Father Mc- G uoken should proceed without delay to discharge tho duty of Rector in tho Catholic Univorsity at Ottawa; and therefore animpromptu meeting of parishioners was held in Dr. Pagan's houso nt 8 o'clock on Sunday evening. G. A. Kelly was elected chairman, and Dr. Pagan secretary. It was then resolved unanimously that— "It is thedutyof the parishioners to present tho Rev. Father with a silvor chalico and n suitable address." The memben present subscribed 8100.00. Dr. Fagan aud Andrew Leamy weie appointed collectors. It was thon resolved that another meeting bo held of whicli Dr. Fngan, tho socretary, will give due notice, A Jltiimuulli fL'ucnuilicr. Mr. John Lister laid au immense cucumber on our table this morning, but not one person iu a dozen would havo called it anything but a equush, except after closo inspection, Tho cucumber wns 23 inches in length, Ah inches in circumference, and weighed several pounds. It was grown in Ht*. Lister's garden Agues stroet, and several other mammoths nearly us largo, which aro being kopt for exhibition at tho provincial show, can be seon clinging to the same vino that produced this ono. It was produced from English seed, whicli Mr. Lister says, is tho vory best in use. Owing t j its mature condition this wonderful cucumber could not bo kept till exhibition wock, which is to he regretted, as it -vould havo boon inspected with great interest. Clime tn titleI- H-rlmoii Exports Tho S3. Sardonyx, of the 0. P. N. Co., arrived in port yestordny to load sulim n for Victoria. At tho company's wharf tlio vessel loaded 5000 ensea from tho Sen I-.land Canning Co., after which nhe proceeded to the Bon Accir.d Packing Co., and took aboard 3000 ijtiflos. To-morrow the Sardonyx will go down to Ewen'B Cannery and ci)in,',ou* her oiirgo, taking -.bout ■!,- 000 ui'.*B from'thero. Hor total cargo will bo a trifle over 12,000 ennos. She loai cs for the Northorn coast porls nil Tlmr-il.tj. ivintei-s on sStrll'-;, Mr. McLagan. mauagor uf the Vancouver World telephoned this oflico to. duy ti the ellect that thoro will be no liauo of his paper to-night. Tho compositors went on strike becauso the cut of the now Baptist churcli was inserted iu the paper, thereby reducing tho amount of matter to bo set up nnd consequently lessening their wages for the day. Thu localutmm after discussing tbo question decided that the men ihould return to work, and they ropoi tod for duty nt the World office at 10:30 this morniiiii. Aa tho paper oould not ba got out in its usual form, commencing at that hour, tho manager informed tliu men that there would bo an issue for the day. Mr. MoLaguu has decided to deduct frnm tho men's wages tlio loas tho papor haa sustained by tlio strike, and if objection is mado to thia he will tent tho matter through ths courts. On Saturday evoning last, a ahort time beforo tho opening of tho varieity show ou Government Square, one of tho acrobats, probably aa a whet to the popular appetite that rovels in variety bIiows, and to make up in some measure for the absence of a big drum and silver-tongued, door orator, got ou the wire stretched from ono of tho tent poles to the fence near tho police station. Tho performer had travelled the wire successfully twice and waa returning towards tho tent, when the wire broko with a terrific twang, like Ap Thomaa in a rage with his Welsh harp, and ths unlucky niouuteback camo down like a plummet, twenty feet or so into the lap of mothor earth, where he brought up with a combination of a jerk and dull thud | tii.i stoned to bo tho reverse ef pleasant to hiuii f„r ho walked away look* ii'} as if! *. didn't caro a continental it ho never sav New Westminster agaiii. Tho man oould not have boon much hurt, as ho performed in the tent the same evening, Tho nianai-or says i.We -a 'ho second time tho wiro has broken since thoy left Winnipeg; as tiio wire is fixed with a sudden turn, this is not surprising, A Fatal Full. At 11 o'clock this morning n bluo* jacket on the flagship Swiftsure, lying at Esquimalt harbor, named Garland, whilo working aloft, foil from t.'io maiutopmast crosstrens to thn deck nnd wsb instantly killed. Tho unfortunate tain In his descent spread out his arms as if to grasp somctliimi, but nl:iH, there was nothing tangible in tliu way of his fall. Ho was at once placod in a boat and rowed ashore, and on a stretcher conveyed to tho niivid hospital. An eyo-witness from tho Esquimalt shore says ho folt a sickening sensation na ho saw the poor fellow sail through the air, swaying and turning, with his arms stretched out fruitlessly, essaying to catch hold of anything as a Inst hope. The distanco from whoro he fell to tho deck is 110 feet. Ho struck on his head, it being crushed in a fearful manner. While in tho air the only exclamation heard was "halloo." 'The deceased wns eighteen years of ago and a native of England. Ho was vory popular with his Bliiptnat.es, and his violent and sudden death has cast a gloom ovor the whole ship's company,— Friday's Times, —i ••■■■» i > ———— GRATIFYING TO ALU Tlio high position attained nnd the universal acceptance nnd nppi'ovat of the pleasant liquid fruit retredy Syrup of rigs, as tho most excellent Inxntlvo known, illustrate the valuo of tho qualities on which its success ia based nnd nro abundantly gratifying to the Cal. Fig Syrup Compnny. Children .Cry for Pitch er's Castoria Lndy Selkirk, daughter-in-law of Earl Selkirk, the founder of tho Red river colony arrived nt Winnipeg yesterday, accompanied by Lady Shrewsbury, BUILDING PROGRESS. IVu Slide hi-; o| a Few or the l'i liiclpiil .trill If Inns (o Westminster'-- Ihim- IclUary tSlrcugtii. HuiiHtautinl Evidence or iliu<:ii>'s Won- dcriul ■'regress IMiiln;; llie. Past Year. If anyone wanted to "take in" all the buildings now in course of construction within tho limits of the Royal City ho would have to get up pretty early iu tho morning in order to complete tho task before tho buii ' sank in the west. Only thoso who have taken a trip of inspection over the city can havo any conception of the amount of building thut iB going on nt present. To nttompt to givo all these now buildings tho most brief notico would take up far moro apace than any journal could afford. The moro notable, howover, uro vory worthy of even longer notico than they get here, for iu many instances they ure houses that would not look ul nil out of place in tho main resident streets of cities five times tho sizo of Now Westminster. Ono of tho prettfest houses in tho city is that boing erected for Mr. Thomaa Mowat, on Park June. The stylo of the building would bo difficult to dofiuc; it is n mixture of the villa and lho chalet with lho best pointii of tho Queen Anno. The extlirior is cov- orod with clipped shingle, and colored russet nnd bronze with an artistic uf- fect that is charming. At the cornor of tho building, fronting on Park lane, is a small turret, part oi which can bo used as a smoking balcony. Tho rooms ou tho first floor nro devoted us usual to dining, drawing and general reception purposes, tho kitchen and other offices being iu tho rcitr. The interior will be panelled in hard-wood, oil finished. Tho house, although much smaller than many of its neighbors, is the most artistic, and combines with overy comfort and convenience that elegance nnd taste which aro so pleasing to tho cultured idea in architecture. The house will bo finished in a few days, and will cost in tho neighborhood of §3,000. Messrs. Clow & Maclure aro the architects and Mr. R. B. Bell the contractor. Mr. H. V. Edmond's house, adjoining tho park and standing in the midst of ila own oxtensivo grounds, will bo of vast proportions, to judgo from tho frame-work. Tho house is in the form of a square with buy windows and turrets at tho corners. There is something solid, almost baronial, in the appearance of tho building, nud, although only two stories in height, tho ceilings will bo lofty enough to please tho taste of oven iv hygienic "crank." Tho great rooms on the first floor will be Roman in their amplitude, aud will bo finished in hard-wood panelling in oil. The entrance hall, loo, is well worthy of tho liouse, its proportions being iu keeping wilh tho adjoining salons. Up etuirs nro tho bed-moms aud othor rooms, and back of the building tho culinaiy department, coach house and stables, --to. Tho houso U to bo splendidly finished throughout and tho cost will represent a handsome figure. Mr. G. W. Grant is architect. Returning again to Park lane, Mr. G, D. Bryinnor's new house, now noarly finished, attracts the attention. It is a pretty, composite stylo of building, indicative ovon in tho oxterior of comfort and roominess inside. Entering from tho unnamed Rtreet near iho park or Park lane, tho hnll will bo found worthy ol a fow minutes' inspection. Tho walls, from floor to ceiling, nre in panelled work of hard wood finished in oil; the effect is pleasing in tho extreme, and, heightened by tho addition of cathedral glass in small delicately-tinted panes, giving tho "dim religious light" effect to perfection, tho tine old halls of the English manor houses aro seen again in all their own peculiar beauty. This pleasing style is carried out in tho upper hull, aud at tho principal angle over tho front entrance is a snug little balcony, from which n superb view of the Fraaer nnd Pitt Lake mountains can bo obtained. Tho Bide elevation facing the river has many largo windows from which tho best views of the rivor can bo seen. The bed-rooms, on tho second, floor nro all well lighted and will be models of comfort when finished. Tho houso contains nil modern conveniences and has, instead of stoves, open tiro-places, which aptly touch off tlio surroundings. Thu hitch ■.■■ii, scullery and wash houso are in tho rear. Folding doors botween tlio dining and drawing rooms will servo to make of theso apartments either a fmo dancing floor or reception room. Tho houso is estimated to cost §3,000 nnd will bo finished at nn early date. Mr. G. W. Grant is tho architect and air. R. B. Bell tho contractor. Mr. Green's fino residence, fronting ou Royal avenue, is almoBt completed and thu carpenters will vacato it today, 'fhe house is handsome in design and has many Bpacious rooms both on tho lirst and second floors. Tho hall is ornamented with wninscottcd work and cathedral glass, which aro carried out iu thu ataircaBo leading ta tbe upper story. Opon fire places uro iu nil the larger rooms, and tho windows, which are large and square after ihu Italian stylo, admit a flood of light nnd hir, Mr. Grant ia also architect for this dwelling, and Mr, T. Ackoiman contractor! Mr. Chus. McDonough is erecting a handsomo house, fronting on Agnes street, nud it will bu, whon finished, occupiod by Mrs. Homer. It is a Inrgo and commodious dwollitig, nud is boing built vory substantially, two stories in height, and will bo completed in about a month, at a cost of $2,000. The architect is Mr. Grnnt, and tho contractor Mr. R. B. Boll. The ah orations nnd additions to Mr. A. Ewen's houso on Carnarvon street, hnvo transformed thnt edifice into tt palaco, both in sizo nnd appearance. Nearly $000 worth of leaded lights will be used in the windows, and, although tho contract only calls for 84,000, yot Mr. Emm's own improvements will amount to far abovo that sum. Mr. Grant is tho architect, and Mr. R. B. Boll contractor. Mr. David Lyal's houso on Columbia street is going to be a valuablo acquisition to tho architecture of tho oity. It will cost about S2.000, and is in tho hands of Messrs. G. W. Grant and It. B. Bell. it will take about two montha to finish tho Bishop's residence on Clement street. Mr. King ia tho architect, und Mr, R. B, Bell contractor. Mr. Carscallen ia putting up a 83,000 house mi Lulu Island, near the bridgo. It is u villa, two stories high with attic, and tastefully ornamented with clipped shinglcFi and other embellishments. Tho main rooms aru on tho Drat floor, and the bed-rooms, bath-rooms, oto., are on the second. Messrs. Clow & Maclure aro tlio architects, and Mr, R, B. Boll contractor. Mr. James Wiso is having a large und handsomo mansion built for him* self on Royal avo. Tho house will Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla contain all the latest improvements and be fitted throughout in first class style. His task only half finished, the Co* lumuian man wended hia way up towards tho region known ns St. Andrew's square. Carelessly whistling a selection from Gilbert and Sullivan's last, opera, pouoil in ono hand and note book in tho other, tho unsuspecting scribe drew nigh unto the square, but as newly shingled roof after roof burst upon his astonished gaze, liko another city springing into view, the variations of "Tit Willow" diod away upon his lips, the pencil dropped from his nerveless grasp and with a groan of despair of ever "writing up" auch a second edition of Now Wostminstor, turned sadly away, humming tempo di marcia, tho dend march in Saul. Old residents say they nover saw such a building boom in tho city as thoro has beon this year. Tho real estate offices also report lots moving in lively stylo, aud tho outlook bright and promising. Mr. W. R. King, architect of Mr. Trapp's houso on Agues street, lately finished, says that residenco is the first and only brick veneer house iu thu city. Mr, Kiug hus just finished for tho VenernbU' Archdeacon Woods, at Sapperton, a lino two story houso, containing 10 nanus nnd all conveniences; also a small cottage for Mr. Terhune in lho same suburb. Sapper* ton is going to be a great residence quarter ns tho city grows. N0TGS AND COMMENTS. A nicklo mine is said to havo boen discovered upon land near Hud- bury Station, and tho Copper Oompany, now operating in tho neighbor, bus offered to sink a shaft to test the quality of the oro on condition that it hns the option of purchase. The once-discarded lance promises to again become a favorite weapon with European armies. Besides the Uhlan regiment of the German army, all the cuirassiers and hussars of the guard have been recently armed with what is called tho "queon of weapons,1' and tho dragoons are shortly to bo provided with them. In fact all the German cavalry will, it is said, bo armed with lnnces, Tho French had discarded tho lance entirely, but aro now following tho German example and introducing it again. Tho monster striko in London, observes an exchange, follows ono of the gayest und most splendid seasons lately known in that city. The visits of the Shah of Persia, of tho German emperor, and the marriage of the queen's granddaughter have made tho capital of England unusually gay, but tho lowor stratum of the working classes scorn to be reaping none of tho glories. The old idea that monoy sifts down nmong tho peoplo is about oxploded. It has a more convenient faculty of sifting upward. Speaking of the Jesuits Estate Act, an eastern Oanadian exchange makes the following good point: From flrst to last it has beon assumed rather than asserted that if the act was intra vires of the legislature disallowance was out of tho question. The doctrine thus insinuated is new; it has never before been assumed by a minister of justice that the mere existence, of tho authority to pass au act is sufficient to throw over the aot, when passed, the shield of inviolability. It would be desirable to ascertain whether it be intended by the Ottawa government to affirm that principle absolutely. • Whtta Bkby wis elok, wt gm her CMtorta, Wlieu ibe wh ft Child, she cried for Cwtoria, When the htsetme Bite, ehe olnog to CMtorU, Wfani aha bid ClLtldre**, tbo e*" thorn t'ulorii B. €• Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund. For the purpose of raising a fund to contribute towards thu patriotic and worthy object of making tlio noxt annual provincial fair, to be held in tliis city, a grand and unprecedented success, the undersigned ujjree to contribute tho Hums opposite their respective names (to bo paid into the association or to trustees competent to receive the Bamo, on or before (1 months from the dato of the last provincial exhibition, and to be applied to preparing exhibition grounds and buildings in the city, for increasing the amount offered in prizes, and for furthering tho exhibition in other ways): Klinri.e A Paine, Lulu Island It) 0i> h P Eckstein 10 W If, W Armstrong 10 00 Petor Qrnnt 10 00 W (* I-oyi 10 (Hi V Q Rtrlckliuul 25 00 T Cuiinlngbiuii .'JO oo A R Wintemute 10 00 Annie M Jnqueu 10 00 .1 W Hexsmitb 80 00 B Douglas 100 1)0 Mold A Ourrie 25 00 WII Tbllmutleau 15 (10 Ogle, Campbell A Co -,-0 00 HI HSC'KII'TIOSiS IMIII. Tim Columbian-. 3100 oo WJ Armstrong -'» 00 a D Brymner 20 (B Htcwnrt ACaali '25 Oil Georgo Turner , 10 Ml YounK & Torhuuo 10 00 Terbium A Co. ....„„... 10 mi A DcnHrlsny ir, oo P lillodeau 10 oo w c coatham 25 00 T M Cunningham 2-i 00 A E Itand 25 00 Itov J H While 10 00 Gilley Bros 20 00 Grnnt A Maclure , 10 00 Hundersoil Bros, Clillilwlmck.... 10 00 H H Webb 25 (Kl A J Hill 10 00 Claud Hamber. 10 00 V Ii Glover. - 10 00 Walker* Shadwell 10 00 Ackermun Bros M 20 00 K s Scoullar * Co /a 00 Jas Cunningham 50 00 Cunt' A Grant 10 00 J ft Macdouell 10 00 IIT Head A Co CO 00 Next! Eligible Lots Corner Park Lane & Pelham Street, Asljislsslsssl Use now rcslslossco ol 11. V Eillssonds, Ksn,. Finest Residential Lots.in the City. BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. Theso lots -will bo soltl oss easy torms. For ptsrtlotslssrss ssssply on tlso erossisUss on or after MONUAi, tlso wa mil, Notice to Contractors. TENDERS AUB INVITED FORTHE excavation nnd reinstating of a trench IK Inches deep, commencing from Edin- hurgh street, continuing thenco along Queen's Avenue, by the wny of Park Lane, to the Exhibition Building, lo hn completed in a specified period. For particulars npply to 3XMD11RIR, Manager N. W. Gas Co. (Ul.) Imperial Federation OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 4 LECTURE ON THK ABOVE BUB- Ject will bo delivered nt HERO'S OPPRA HOUSE on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Kept. IHIli, by REV. D. V, Luoab, who has recently returned from a lecturing tour In Australia and Is faniillurwlthhlB subjoct. The proceeds, after expenses are paid, will bo handed to tlie lailles of tho w. C. T. U., for the purpose of supporting a provincial refuge home. AdinlUlon, BO cents* dselOt'l -t-Torcxaxi. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT nil accounts duo tho undersigned that are unpaid on September 151 h will ho handed tn my •joilcUar** (or collodion, dsc5td D.MCPHADEN, New Westminster Bays' APPLICATIONS, WITH SUOH TERTI- monlals us may he nvnllnblo,wlll bo received from mai.h tsaoiturns only, until Thursday evening, iflth September instant, for the position of First Assistant of the Boys'Scliool. Salary, §05pcrmonth. Address, JOHN McKENZIE, Sec'y School Board. Now Westminster, 5th September, 1830. S05iltil A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows tho uno of Syrup of Figs, as i: acts gently on tho Kidneys, Liveu W> Bowels Effectually Cleansing tho System whan Coitivo or Bilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches aud Fevers and permanently curing BJkBITUAIt CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating the organs oa whicli it note, Vor Bale 111 "JfDobottloa by nil lending Druggists. UASUFACTUatl- (J.NLY ET THII OAIIFOEMAHQSYETjTOO Sax Frakcisco. CAt.. ysammus, Ky. Mw v can. Ji. '■ ff.JMffl&CO. HANK BlJILDINaB, Mary Streot, New Westminstor, B.C. ■.Telephone No. 55.] 14 GLARE ROAD, HALIFAX, EH LAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, l.o-ttlon and L one ai hire Fire and Britiih Kmplre Life Insnrmice Ooupaillesi, New Wcntmlnatcr Building Society. Accountant'u Office, Diocese of N.W* Cily Audi ton, 1HSO, 1H8T and 1888. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING .. AND SELLING OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY AND DISTRICT, and otber monetary transactions. Have several good Investments on their books, und nil uew comers will do woll to call before doing business elsewbcro. dwUdcly ARE OPENING DAILY THEIR SPECIAL: Art Figured Pongee Silk. Art Muslins. JUST RECEIVED. First SHIPMENT of LINEN GOODS JUST OPENED THE LEADING DRY COODS HOUSE. MASOSsH! BLOOK, NEW WSiSTHINSTiilt. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO haw: just received tiieik -:- COMPLETE STOCK OF -:- Jl J. V IA VMA.1V WUl.«. JL-* V ■■ FOR FALL AND WINTER. A PARTICULARLY GOOD LINE in MEN'S LIGHT FALL OVERCOATS. AND SPECIAL THINGS IN BOYS' SUITS. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. The Populnr Clothing House, - - - Columbia Street. R. J. ARMSTRONG, UDALI-i XBT Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Xja*bxadox XXexxixigs, IvCaclserel, Salt Ood, Armovir's TJ-ac. -Elarxie, -i^xxxioiiz's TJxic. Bacon. -Flo-ax. Bxari. Slioxts, ssssTBIOIIEST PRICES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE, |-aoidwir Seoullar-Armttrong Blook, Columbia St. Jas. Ellard \ Co Are Now Opening THEIR FIRST INSTALMENT -OF- * 3STEW i FAll MILLIN =ALSO-- A COMPLETE bljME OF Ladies', Misses' and Children's Mantles, Cloaks and Jackets, LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. tiwoclSte Jf m, CxvAKiEs, Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK-OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, AC BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES, A full Hue of Spectacles & Eyc-Wlnsses in steel, rubber, stiver arc ^,iA frames. Tho finest Pebbles made, (4 per pair; all sights united, Special itttmtion given to PINE WATOH REPAIRS, Having kirn.... the business thoroughly from some of tho finest Horologers in England, and sinco tlmn managed the watch-repairing department!'of u few of the best firms on tho continent of America, is a sufficient guarantee ol good workmanship. Formerly iii-iim* ger for nearly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savago k Lyman, Moutroal, Charges Moderate* Momtheal, Dec, 1887.—Mr, F, Crake.—Audw. Robertson- Esij., Clialtmaji of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, Buys: "I never found a Watchmaker whe did so well for me ns you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you are not hero to-day." dwa piste D. S. CURTIS & C< AQENTS B, LAU RANGE'S SPECTAOLES. Wholesale and Eetail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, 11. C. ? IT (IT. Cor. Columbia and Mary Sts., New Westminster. The above named firm having fully decided to retire from the Dry Goods Business and confine their attention to tiic Grocery Business for the future, now offer the whole of their Choice, New, Well Selected and Well Bought Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing at Cost Prices for Cas A rare chanco is now ollerod to Intending purchasers, us tho stock consists ot goods just suited for tho present and coniiini season. All fresh and in prime order and purchased in tlie best foreign markets at rook bottom prices. Salo to commence on Monday, tho ltlth instant, and to continue until tho whole of tho stock has been closed out. REMEMBER THE PLACE: Corner of Columbia and Mary Streets. W. & Q. WOLFENDEN. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go tb SINCLAIR'S, - Oolumbia Street. New Goods arriving all the time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc, Call and get prices. dwtc I— BON MARCHE, SPECIAL BARGAINS in New Dress Goods, Jackets, Paletots, ■Dolmanettes, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from 87.00. WALKER & 8HADWELL, cItoWIo COLUMBIA STI'IOST. ;»7ll1A Ulllilsl ',l "'
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