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55»refnm8nt Printing offlm TISH Columbian VOLUME 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1889. HUMBEBi t PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. K. M. N. WOODS, lUtRISTEn-AT-LMV. Offlco-MoICon* ale Htreet. dauSto T. C. ATKINSON, ■ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ac. OHloes- T Masonic liulldluu, New WeHtmlnster, dwto IAltMt*TRONG & KCItSTEIW, AURISTERS, SOLICITOUS, ETU.- "isonlu Buildini,', Now Wc-atniln- |r, R. 0. . (.Iwiny-lto I W. NORMAN WOI.K, Q. C, ARRISTEU-AT-LAW, LAND AGENT. Money to Loiui. Ollluci-—Clurk.'-oii St., Westminster, >&C. dto I i'OK 1101'Ml, lie...il.1. A JLV'iS, Iaurihter-s, solicitors, oto. om* * uoh—Masonic Buildings, New Went* pater, and Van mm ver, lt. i!. dwto JA.C. DUYriONK-JAOK, 31. A , iltfUSTER- BOIiTOITOtt, NOTARY > I.ibllo, An. Oflloo in tlio Hamley Mini;, Culiiiiiiilii ft'., oppoalte the Col- al Hotel- dwmiate |(ISIS1>I1 „,U:U,K«lt,ll.A.,I.L.U. RA) MICDALIET or tho Uiilvoi.il!;. of nnldln. llAltRTSTKU-AT-LAW of J lll-rii Oourt of Justine, Ireland, OHloes, filer MnKun/.io A (Jlarlwott Ht»„ New listmliiHtcr. dwfe2Ilo A, J. IIOLiIU.S, 1>. I). S., JURQBOH DENTIST. Graduate of the J Ohio Cntlege uf i.K-nltil f-iurj-ory. Is Iv with Dr. C. K. 0. llrown. All work Himilyperrnritin.l. Rimini- ll A C, Hank ». o,t Columbia fit' iintit.-t—a lo 12a.m.: ftollp, in. dJIyStu O. W. ('KANT. fuCHITECT. Olllco-Cornor Mary and Clurltson St8.f Westminstor. dwto OLO'-V ■*•', MACLURE, TtKHITROTS. Office-Room E. ovor Han k of R, C., Col umbiu Street, West* §1S'I tlto IWII.LlA.ll ll. K.1HG, uoh itkot.banitary engineer- Ac. Ronioveit to Armstrong's Blook, mblii Street. Westminstor —Room Ute w. ■rini>Ai-i»KAi;- Ii.ND SURVEYOR AND IIRAUGHTS* man. Hamley Blook. New Westmin* ,R.C, ___ dmylSIc A. .. Cd'S'ldl, tOMINION akd PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, Offloet Room D, Bank 1.0.linimin';, Westminster, B,C, ALBERT J. HILL (M.OAN.900.0.E.), ■VILEN'OINMKlt.LANnSURVEYOR lnnd DHAUdHTSMAN; Hamley pile, Now Westminster. dwau2')lc 41. ' il * i i*M>HI'-||, ML ESTATE BUOKER and County Court Aeont. ConimisHloni-r, Notary !!o,Ao, Uonts collected. Oflloe—Mo- 4la.-jt.root, New W.-iimlust•■■]•, B.0. T. J. TRAPP, 1JCTI0NEER AND APPRAISER. i.'olumbia Street, New Westminster. i.nnmtsslotis Mill rooelv-- prompt careful attention. Bost references ii when required, mhl_-lo J. I-I. PI&LAYSON, (ANO TUNER, from Broadwood a Sons, Loudon, IjOgland, and Stcin- i&Sous, New York, now residing In eouvor, will attend to orders lortnt Zed, S. Hall's mul D. Lynl A Co.'s SB. Trips 1st woe!; nf each month, danSto J TURNER, BK!i;.'OX <*. CO., ■EROHANTS. Whnrf St., Victoiia. I Aeputs for North British and Mer- Allo insurance Co. for Mainland. II. |i:i-rroN A Co., 30 Blusbury Circus, Lon- E.C. dtc Ipsrial Fire Insurance Co. OIT X.03ST-D03™-. I .ill 11, ■ fil-COO-flOO HIC Ies as low as nny other reliable Collins doing businoss in British Colum- W. .T. ARMSTRONG. j*3lc Agent for Now West. IKER BROS. St, S8'F upel Walk, South Castlo St., Liverpool, England, Ink Buildings, Colnmbla Stroot, New Westminster, B.C. (pping and Commission Iheral Wholesale Merchahts SlImpdiitehs iy description of Ooods Imported to r and Ou.sl.om und Ship Broking sided. Latest, l"ieK'ht and Mai-It oi tiilioiis, dwauytc RAND BROS. QftL EBTATB UROKGlRSi Conveyancer*, Collc'-inra, Ami iKum-uuce Af'eMdj, Ills HEW WESTMINSTER: Comer AIoKonulo nnd Clarkson Sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Streot. LONDON,England. I LtHNG LOTH for salo tn all sections jneonverand New Westminster City. ■HM LANDS or superior ouallty for Int Ohilllwlmck, Port Hammond, Boy, Matsnul, Sumas, Mud Bay, Lad- TLnmUug, Lulu islnnd, North Arm Itr. Rlvor. ■mul I'luns exhibited mid the full- Munition furnished at nil ourotlloes. STRAYED. BRVAl COW, BRANDED "A"; hus a Tropo around Us nock; Under will lie Irdmt on brliiglngsumotoQueoirsllo- docito WANTED. ami, to do riENEBAr, house- l. svisils. Wnssos,^!) tser sssolslls. Aisnly fl IIS. JAMES'.'UNNINUIIAM. Assies FOR SALE. {(I'ai-ilcii In thu CHy. sTAINSSAOKESAND IHAT.T.A fclsilslis Kisi'dosi; Is siloso totlsotoi-- o( tlso ssosstlsorss nisllss'ssy. Apply 0. A. KI5f.LV, ssl lloKosssslisK! business Notice. iiK UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED r',o furnish plami mid speoificntioiis for ■I'sKHOB of buildings (stone and brlok a 'bitty). Will fiiniishnllthu neoessury .vlii gs and superintend work through a potent foreman, and will giinrantoo oet work for !1 per oont. of rost, Oflico 'ank of il. 0. Building, up utalrs, New ilmlnKtor. JAMES KENNEDY, fflOllto Architect. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Inclssilissg Tools of all Isisssla ol tliis Isost msskosi te'ossi-csit sft Haud-Sawa, Bnrlicu Wire for Fencing, osisl oil the ncocsisKy lllcnsils for Fnrmlnin Pulley Hlocloi, Kniitcli Bloclts, Uo;,,: & lllisiln iu all ss-sss Pilch, Tur & OukliiUj Torratl ansl Plain Paper for sEjifiiiis-.K! Palais H Oil* inolloolora; Islqllill Paints isi all slsailea; Floor PllilltSroasly to nse| (irillll Stones; Willi Paper iss all iloslj-n-; ltrooin:-: & EirilShCH for oil pssrpososi Isiibrieatli!-! Oilsi Traps of »H slosoriptiosss, asssl a gonoral assortmosst of Aj-riciill urul Iiniileiiiciitii, ttr Speoial attontion pjs'ei, to orilora by snail. __. . J ■ J.. ,JZ..J.-Z...___7- ___. ____, ^.s-*_J.., ClSLUMOSA StIISSBT, NBW \l'il'.'S':,!SN.-sTElS. dwjly.1tc gtS £S* a ias .m J.S. r/IAf.SON'8 TA1L0F1IN0 ESTALISHMENT, Columbia Struct. New Westminster. Positively tho largest and best assorted utock over shown iu tliis city, coiisiBt- ing oE IVcncIi ami English Worsteds, Scotch Suitings, Irish Sorgo; &o, it^Pcrfect fit guaranteed or no snlo. 3 01S[ o*ir GLOBE HOUSE TUESDAY, ©Of ©Bill 8, 1889. die MES. "^sT-M:. iE3_SLB. C. K. WOODS, I.ass.1 Sssrvoyor. A. G. GAMBLE, Notary Psiblio. foods, Torner I Gamble, LAND SURVEYORS, EAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Financial Agents and Conveyancers. Land .Surveying iu al! ita hraiioh-*™ accurately and promptly carried uut. City nnd Suburban Lands for Sale We can show a complete list of desirable localities. Canning lands, improved and unimproved, throughout tho district Money to Loan on First Mortgage at Current Rate of Interest. Agents for the following Insurance Companies: Western of Toronto, iffitna, City of London, Hartford and Travellers. OFFICE—Opposite Post Office, Bank of B. C. Building, Columbia Street, New Westminster. Telephone Call No. 33. P.O. Drawer"**/." dseiotc REAL ESTATE I3RQ&E&S,' Financial and Insurance Agents, Property for Sale in nil parts of the City and Suburbs. Wo also lmve lintedsomo of tlio linost farming land in tbo Province, MONEY TO LOAN. 1I0USKS I'O JtEN'P. Agents for tho Com federation Life Association of Toronto, the London (riiarantco nud Accident Co., Limited. General Ai'cuts for British Columbia for tlio American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. of Now York, the Hoyal and Atla.i Firo Asauranco Companies of England, Union Firo und Marine Insurance Co, of San Francisco, South British Fire and Marino Insuranco Co, of New* Zealand, OFFICES NBW WESTiUINS'l'ER-Colssinlsi-. Streot, Bonis of 11. C. Blook. VANCOUVHH--Hastiisi!s Stroot, opposito tlso I'ost Odlce. slss'SelOto [ Real Estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc, Agents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED, -OLLKCTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED. ID QUI Ci gusin.ess»TK-csidencc and Suburban Property, Woved and Unimproved III OHLbn *anmn£ Lands, Timber and Mineral Claims. Thlil powder never varied, a mantel-of (■■tii-lly..'!lii)'i;rtlii!!t'.l «'bi-lu-iOi«i,'iu;.-iB. Moro ecouonilcn.l iiinn llm ontlinirv kinds, and ennnot. ho sold In competition wltli the multitude ot low (.est, short weight altun or pliorph 11'■.,-* pow*ler«. Hold only In eniiH, KOVAT, JlAKlSU l'OWDEH Or)., 108 Willi Mt., New York. 8fely Night Bell. < CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Columbia St., - New Westminster. w E HAVE ONE OF THE BEST iiolocted Stocks in tho City. Our Drugs aro perfectly pure and can bo th 1 iron;-lily relied upon. "Our Own" Beef, Iron & Wino is, beyond tho shadow of a doubt, the best preparation of its kind in tho world. daplHto FOR SALE. I YOKR GOOD .VOIIK OXEN.-Apply L to p, 0, n;iji,oiJi-;AtT, dsc28wfl Depot Hotel. A SMALL HODND BITOHt branded behind right shoulder. Hultnblo reward will bo paid lo anyone returning same to this oflice, tlsi-uswl WANTED. AGIHL POR GENEUAL HOUSE- Wprk.-- Applyto W# io um.B. ft. SOOULLATt, d.™-,Oto lloyal Avenue. TO RENT. rilltE UPSTAIB8 FLAT IN IIUir.UINO is re. rllWSS ISISTHISKK TKAJISOt'STItONa X V/OBEUifl HOUSES. Apply to scilc Vs'OOISS, TtntNEll it QAMHI.E. FOR SALE. id HEAD WORK HORSES. Tbey are XO only •') or ii yiiiirs old, woll brolten ami in *ro(ni ciiiKliiiuii, Will bo sold cbunp for c;isli. Insjii'cliiMi solicited. For full particulars apply lo Ames punch, Hrownsvllle, or to 0. W. IIASITUE, dV*ao23te New Wostmln-itor. rcrfiiiue^ lSrnslic», Sponges, (-omits Toilet Articlc.-u A well-assorted slock of Pure OrugsS Wedicines AT TT. si. MUIR & UO-'S Prescription Drug Store HUKEN'S HOTEI, HtOOK, Nssss' Weslnslsssler. 'J'oloplsosso __. lIll]>!!lS llonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER. - O S" 3E* 3C CS 33 S3 176 Cordova Street, VANCOUVER. 51 Yates Street. VICTORIA. sorafiei Harris SK CO. Estate, INSURANCE Financial Agents Purchase Sell anil lease Pro- perty, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Assil trisisssict all Bsislncna s-olntlsig to Ileal Estate. —AGENTS FOB I.iinilnii Assiii'itiicss Corporation. lionncrlli'iit Flro Insuriinco Co. or llnrtfiii'il. London anil Laiicnslilro Lifo Assurance Co. Canton Insuranco Olllco, Ld. (Masiss.) OrFIOESs Columbia St.,_Jevv West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria StSYSOll-'l FOOLISH CONYBEARE Deliberately Breaks a Prison Kulc on Being Released and is Locked up Again. Immense Damage Done by the Late Floods in Japan—Chinese [Pirates at Work. Snell'fl Mysterious Murderer Said to Have Killed the Only Witness of the Crime. FOOLISH CDNVIIKAItltE. Duiiijn, Oct. 4,—Whilo the authorities of Londonderry'jail were going through tlio formality of releasing Charles A. Cuuybearre, member of parliament for Cuinltot'ii division, Cornwall, from confinement to-day, tlmt gentleman deliberately violated one of the rules of tho prison uud was immediately taken back to his cell. As Ci my bun ito served but little moro than two inop»B of a six months' term for oireii8*!*i..^niuiit tho crimes not in participating iti tlio "plan of campaign" it is possiblo hia delimit conduct will subject him to the necessity of serving out the remainder uf his term, notwithstanding the bad condition of his health which wns tho reason of his intended release. A. IWUOH TU1P. San Fkanoisco- Oet. 4—The sealing schooner Lily L, arrived from tho north last night with 000 seal skins, Sho had a rough trip dowu and nearly foundered-at ono time, being struck by a heavy cross Ben, which stove in three of her boats and sot everything imiv.-il.iln on deck afloat. A HIGH AUTHOHITV. Sax Fuaxcisco, Oct. <i.— A prominent arrival last night was H. L. \V. Lawaon, editor of tho Telegraph. In :m interciow Mr, Lawaon said hu thought tho outlook promising for Irish homo rule, und tho Behring aea mutter would be settled amicably and in a judicial manner, HOTTEN STAOIXG. Hockvllb, Oct. 4—Tho staging on tho Union church broko to-day, and Geo. Johnson, John Hanson, of Worcester, Moss,, stage buihlors, fell 75 font, Hanson had his skull broken uud received internal injuries; ho was picked up dead. Johnson's hack was broken and his ribs driven into his lungs. Flo cannot live. TUB CHINES!* QUESTION. Oitawa, Oet. 4.—Tho Britisli government has drawn tho attention of the Dominion government to tho danger whicli threatens tho friendly treaty rolations between Great Britain and China unless tho Chineso restriction I act, which was passed by tho Dominion parliament in 18S5 bo modified; and dr-r-iroa tlmt such steps may bo taken at next session of parliament as will remove all cause of alarm. In Victoria, B, C, Mr. Dewdney, minister of tho interior, recently stated that Chinese labor was au advantago to tho development of that province. His speech was meant, it is now behoved, to preparo tho way for such modification ns tho government may make. THE HAWAIIAN KIOTJSKS. San Fhancisco, Oct. 5.—Georgo W. Merrill, whono term of offico as U. S. minister to Hawaii has just expired, arrivod horo ou the Australia last night. Ho says that tho excitement i ovor the tiotn has abated. The trial of tho leaders commences on Monday next, but it is tho genoral impression that they will not be severely dealt with. When the Australian left, iho V.&. steamer Nipsic was Btill on tho marino railway. Tho repairs on hor had been completed and she was to bo launched two hours after tho departure uf tho steamer. UAIfcWAY AOOIDENT. Si'RixofiiiLii, Mo., Oct. 5.—Near North Viow, ou tlio Frisco railway, fifteen miles cast of Springfield, a collision lust night betweon two freight trains. Tho engineer of ono waB killed and four ottiera seriously injured. FLOODED CITIES. HeMjIx- Oot. fi.—Tho rivers Bober and Sprotta, in Prussian Silesia, have overflown thoir banks, causing much damage for many miles. The cities of Sprottan and Hirsohborg are flooded. ItATHER DOCDTFDL. Chicago, Oct. 5,—Tho Globe to-day publishes a two-column article in which it is claimed suflicient evidence lias been discovered to show that Prod Schunemau, who was mysteriously shot about 1 o'clock on the morning of August SOMi- 1888, was murdered by tha'satiio person who murdered millionaire Snoll, uud thnt tho murder waB committed because Schiinoman had discovered who SiicH'fl murderer was. SUICIDE AT SKA. San Fhancisco, Oct. 5.—Georgo Putman, a passenger on tho Bteamer Australia which arrivod from Honolulu last night, kiliod himself with a carving knife uu Soptombcr ilOth, in n fit uf temporary insanity, nnd was buried a! sea, Hu has n family in Honolulu, tuid was coming hero on a vnontlon. AUKE8TEI1 FOR MUKDBll, San Fhancisco, Oct. 5.—Chin Lung, a Chinaman, was' arrested horo last night charged with the murder of a countryman named Leo Bock, on n ranch near Sun J uso about a montli ago". TUK JAPANESE FLOOD. San Fhancisco, Oot. 5.—By the steamer Belgic, which arrived from flung Kung and Yokohama lato last night* it is learned that muoh suffering ox into in the districts of Japan recently dovnstatod by lluods. The following report gives some idea of tho tor* riblo extent of tho calamity: Tlio com* mnindt r nf a Portuguese gunboat stated that for a distanco of nut less than ninety miles along tho coast, ho passed through (Wing dobrisuf houses and wreckage of furnituro so thickly scattered over tho surface of the sea that at times it almost became necessary to stop the vosBel. l-IRATIOAL WORK. On the 7th of August Chineso pirates attacked an opium uoat near Tonquiii, murdered the six mon on board aud took every thing in sight and then sunk the boat. Tho genuine Axis Cut Pobblo Spectacles, manufactured by B. Lauraneo, can bo had at all times nt D. S. Curtis & Co.'s Drug Store, and attention is specially callod to the visit ot Mr. Lauraneo, the eminent Oculist-Optioian, to thoir store on October 2, ,1 and 4, who will fit them to all sights on scientific principles, VICTORIA NEWS. JiickTnr Aliducls His Hweclwln'nrt- It wns not nn Eloiii'tnciil—lVlr. ffrnitlilcUMIc Mulcli, Special to The Columwan. Viotoria, Oct. fi.—-The young woman who was reported to havo eloped in a sensational manner with her lover, a bluejacket from tho Swiftsure, returned home from Port Townsend last night, Her Btory throws a different light on the matter. From hor account sho was forcibly abdw ,-'d by tlio -jailor bold. 1 Io Invited her to take a '■ai! with hiin on Tuesday niglit. She consented and ho procured a boat. When thoy bad sailed far out in tho straits he told her ho wna going to Pott AngoleS. Tho girl pro- tested, and the pair had a falling out then and there. When Port Angeles won roaphpd siio refused to marry him, notwithstanding his entreaties and vowu of otemul devotiou. They occupied separate hotels, and left for Port Townsend next morning, tho girl returning home lust evening. The family nre delighted to sec the young woman, who thoy had thought waB lost to them, A warrant has been issued for Paul's arrest, and should he return the naval authorities will deal with him on tho serious charge of desertion. A telegraphic shooting match takes place at Clover Point rille range this afternoon, Tho Sardonyx arrived from the north this morning with a large consignment of canned salmon for various firms. No news of importance. Both Successfully Wound Up and Visitors Return Home More than Delighted. The Horse Races, Foot Ball Match and Other Events of Great Interest. Illumination*1, Fireworks aud a (.rami Naval Display, and the Curtain Falls. A KnglW I'nlon Forim-il. A meriting of tho delegates elected hy tho football clubs of tho province for tho purposo of forming a Provincial Rugby Union, was hold in Mr. W. J. Walker's oflico last niglit. In the absence of the Victoria delegates Mr. Bansomo waB requested to represent tho Capital City Club. The following resolutions were unanimously carried: That a British Columbia Bugby Union bo formed; That Mr. Ham* morslcy bo president: That the captain of each olub bo ex-ufficio a vice president: Thnt W. J. Walker ho secretary and treasurer of tho union: That the presidont and secretary be ex-oflicio members of tho committee: That a committeo of nino members of tho union be appointed, with similar powera for the province of British Columbia, as tho committeo of tho English Rugby Union have for England: That tho -'dicero and committee be elected by two delegates from each club in the union, at a general meeting to bo held alternately on the mainland and on tho island, iu the second wook of September tn each year: That Messrs. Drake, Fripp, Honeymau, Lister, Mal- come, Ransome, Baird, Hawthorn- thwaito and the Rev. H. Irwin bo mem- bora of tho committee: Thnt eaeh club in tho union pay au annual Bubsciip- tion uf $10: That tho rules nf the name be thoso of the English Rugby j Union-of 1889: That the British Culumhia Rugby Union bo affiliated to to the Rugby Union of England: That a roport of this meeting bo forwarded to Athletic News, the Field and Pastime, CORRESPONDENCE. E'*-UinKlii..t*<* iiriI Ti-III iiu Tr.HHiui.uy. Editor Colombian—Sin—I wish to express through your valuable paper the feeling of wonder and amazement which I experienced in connection with my visit to tho provincial agricultural exhibition held lioro thb week". I have during the lust fifteen years visited a large number of agneiillin al shows in England, including the royal, but nowhere lmve I seen suoh a marvelous display of fruit aud vegetables ns that which met my gaze on Thursday. I confess that 1 oould not help feeling that Britisli Columbia may challenge tho world in the variety and sizo and quality of its fruits ami vegetables. Tho whole exhibition, including the procession, decorations, il* lamination:', etc,, has impressed mo greatly as being a marvelous display of public spirit, combined with agricultural aud commercial enterprise, reflecting great credit on the provinco iu general and Now Westminster In particular. I regard it as being strikingly prophetic of tlie grand future awaiting this glorious province. Yours, C. C. Eisiier. Kew Westminster, Oet. 5,1889. Tlie Parlt l,anc .iri'li. Editor Col cm m ax—Sir:—Editors of papers being supposed to know everything, I take the liberty of asking you to kindly inform ma and the other residents of New Westminster if the castlo-crowned arch on Park Lane street was built at tho oxponso of the city, or by a private individual or individuals, If the former, I would ask why it was put where it is, and why it was not nut where it should have been, i.e., at the entrance totho exhibition grounds, The subject has been a matter of enquiry from hundred-* or perhaps thousundB during the exhibition, hut so far as I can learn, no onn has been ablo to answer tho question, there- fere 1 have heen induced to apply to Tuk Columbian for onlfghtoutnant on tho subject. If tho building is intended to ho a permanent structure, I trust tho building committee will remove it to where it tdiould bc, .md whoro, with somo improvement, it would bo an adornment to tho exhibition grounds. F, [(1) The arch was built at the order of the decoration committc, and will be paid for out of tho celebration fund. (2) It wns placed there, wo understand, as tho viow it commanded was excellent; it also acted ns a guido to strangers. Another arch should havo been placed at tho entrance to the grounds, uut funds woro limited. (.'!) Ab to tho permanency and removal of the structure, the decoration committee and tho agricultural association will havo to Bottle that question.—En. | Mr. Lauraneo, tho eminent Oculist- Optician, will bo at I). S. Curtis A Co.'s Drug Storo ou October 2, 8 and 4, for the purpose of adjusting tho 1), Lauraneo Pobblo and othor Bptctaeles and eyeglasses to all conditions of sight. His thorough knowlodgo of his profession and largo experience enables him to select such lenses as aro bost adapted to eaoh requirement, howovor dillieult, and always ensures to the wearers of tho B. Lauraneo spectacles onso nnd comfort, and au abiding Improvement to thoir Bight. Job printing of all kinds neatly dono at tho Colummah oiiiee, Prices will be found as low as at any other office in the provlnoe.—Ath The limil sports of the celebration drew the crowds away from the exhibition buildings, nud towards evening they were almost deserted excopt by those who had taken vantago ground nt tho windows and on tho balconies from which to view the outdoor pro* ceodiugs. The members of the junior cricket club spent the moat of the day lingering about tbe grounds waiting for the Vanoouver juniors to turn up and settle the disputed juvenile championship, but thoy waited in vain till long after the arrival of the last afternoon train when they formally declared themselves champions and withdrew frum the field. THE HORSE RACES drew an immense crowd ns they never fail tu do, for there is something inborn ia man that makes him lovo a fine horse and an exciting horse race. The first race wai for tho "Royal Oity stakes," in which there were three entries, viz: James Laicelle's b. m. "Mayflower;" Geo. Black's b. g. "Coquitlam Jim," and J. A, McNeill's b. h. "Ito." Tho race was one mile, best two in three heats and was won by Ito with Mayflower second. Timo 2.06. The "Mainland Stakes," half mile, best two in three heats. The entries were A. E, Pittendrigh's sorrel gelding, "Charlie B."; P. Jacob's*;, m. '■Jenny;" A. OaBsels' b. g. "Royal;" Geo. Black's b. h. "Bryan O'Lynn;" and E. Qowdy's r, m. "Maude." Maude won two straight heats, Royal second. Time 1.04. The entries in the half mile dash were, A. Oassels' "Royal;" R. Stevenson's, "Rival;" J. Moore's "Golddust;" Jas. Lascelle's "Mayflower;" Geo. Black's "Bryan O'Lynn," and ''Coquitlam Jim." Mayflower came iu first with Coquitlam Jim aecond. Time 1 minute. The cowboy's race for a special prizo given by Mr. T. J. Trapp was probably tho'most interesting event on the list. Joseph Gordon and G. W. Rasure gave some fine exhibitions of horsemanship, which excited the crowd to cheers time and again. The race was won by Jos. Gordon, 6. W. Rasure second. TUB FOOTBALL MATCH followed immediately - after the horse races, and to this was accorded the largest audience of the day. The opposing teams were very evenly matched, but the royal city mon were the strongest at every point, although tho preponderance wasnot great. Thegame was playod for all it was worth from beginning to end, and although it was rough from start to finish the hard knocks were taken good naturedly and bad feeling was unnoticenblo- Owing to the lato hour at which the game was commenced it was decided that tho play should bo 30 minutes oach way. The ball was generally kept over tho Vancouver line, and thu dc- terniincd rushes made by tho visitors forwards failed to make tho Westminster half tho battleground for tho leather. It was an offensive gamo with Vancouver from first to last, nnd twice they found it necr -sary to tako a touch down for safety. The scrimmages were of momentary occurence, and wero fought with the greatest obstinacy ou both sides. The game resulted in victory for the Westminster toam hy one touchdown and threo minor points to a duck's egg for tho visitors. IHE ILLUMINATIONS brought 10,000 people out of doors last night, and standing room at points of vantage sll along the water front from the ship yard to Sapperton was I at a premium. Tho night was beautiful, too much so in fact for the effectiveness of the display of fireworks; and the waters of the noble Fraser never were more placid or lovely under tho beams of the new moon. About 8:30 o'clock tho first rocket shot skywards from tho fireworks scow, and nn instant later the search lights on tho wnr vessels were turned on the city front, darting rays ot blinding light hither nnd thither and bringing most visibly to view the smallest object on which they fell. After a beautiful display of fire works- lasting half an hour, tho torch light procession made its ap* poaranco from the direction of the North Arm, und a minute later the first flotilla, towed by a tug, had swung into viow. Then the aecond flotilla made ita appearance, both sailing directly across the river. Tho procession slowly circled round the war ves* sels and then passed down tho city front to tho North Arm, As tho half mile of torch lighted craft swung round tho Icarus the sight presented to tho onlookers was beautiful beyond description and even the Vancouverites, who wero present in large numbers, wore forced to admit that it was tho finest thing of the kind ever seen in the province. During all this time tho fire works wero being sent up and tho search lights were being revolved, greatly to the ploasure of the multitude. As tho procession passed the war ships, eheer after choer was given by tho bluo jackets who lined the sides of the vessels; the cheers were returned from the procession with in* torest aud the steamboat whistles joined in the general compliments. It was froely Admitted on all sides that this part of the programme wss tho most perfectly carried out of the whole, and the committee of management deserve the highest praise for the delight their exhibition gave to both citisens and visitors. By the time the fireworks and procession wore brought to an ond it was nearly timo for the Vancouver train to depart, and a thousand Westmin- storites made their way to the depot to give their terminal city friends a hearty farewell. An hour was spent in pleasant intercourse, song singing and speech making, and when 11 o'clock arrived everyone was sorry that the groat exhibition aud celobration wai over. As the train pulled out of the yard the entire crowd joined in sing ing "God save the Queen," the loyal strains of whioh floating upwards in the calm night air were heard in every part of the city. The Btreets, business houses and private residences generally vere even more finely illuminated than on the firevious night, and Columbia street n particular was a sight never to be forgotten. NOTES. The exodus of tho Victoria contingent this morning un the Princess Louise, was In many ways interesting. Beforo the steamer left, Mr. Dalby resumed the interrupted throa-1 of his speech ut lunt night's meeting and wss listened to by a large and interested crowd. Mounted un a box tho Victorian stated his case freely and his remarks wero received with applause. A mainlauder replied in a humorous epeech that set everybody laujjhng. All over the dock small parties woro eng* erly discussing tlio groat meeting of last evening. As the vessel wus about to start Oarsman Bush hoisted n larf e broom to tho foremast head, to tho great amusement uf oil present. A parly of Victorians attod ontho forward upper deck and gavo cheers unlimited fur Westminstor, tho mayor, the expi-sitioii- the warships;ml everything ntid ovorybody they corld think of. Mayor Townsend replied in person by standing on the edgr of the dock und waving a parting st lule with his hat. Alt tho visitors seemed ia good spirits and evidently well ph ised with their entertainment here. 1 Battery band was also aboard, som ■■ of the' members being in the state mown as "jolly." Disappointment wt i expressed that they did not play * -mothing aB the boat dropped down st; jam. The dingy race was wc i by McLean; 2nd Bush; 3rd a 1 luejncket from the Acorn. The mc > wao a species of walk-over for tl. • winner, and he increased his distanc or decreased it just as it suited b m. The bluejacket took his defeat i -mically, and his ludicrous denunciati. a of the boat which he had borrowe 1, threw the crowd into roars of laugh er. The regatta was eminently succe iful, aud was accompanied by many umorous incidetits that kept the larg crowds uf spectators in a continued ripple ot merriment While waiting the arrivn of thu Acorn's whaling boat race ho coxswain of the Icarus whaler g ve a fine exhibition of distance signal ng. He stood up in the Gternsheet of the boat nnd proceeded to etretc !i out his arms, at the sides, above lis head; one arm bent the other str* ght, and in every conceivable dirooti in. The Acorn, which ho was signal ing, sont off her boats evidently in rep. y to tho messago sent as described abc vo. The jolly jack tirs wore ou: in foroe last uight, as per issue: Tho i ound of their stentorian voices could bo heard issuing from many a hostelry, in song and speech. When they elected to sing in chorus the effect was something astonishing. The RcvclHloke Btueller. Mr. Litster, foreman of the works, says that very good progress is being made at the Rovelstoko smelter. The sampling works are nearly c >mpletod and roady for oro. Thero in storage for 300 tons and tho capacity will be enlarged tut needed. In about ten days everything will be roady for operations, The water pipe:) exceed half a mile in length and csn be finished in a week. A large force af bricklayors is now employed. Tho foundations of the smoke s ack, the dust flue and the smelter ure laid; The roaster is finished except tho arches, and its smoke stack is up ubout ton feet. Tho framing will bo ejected iu the course of noxt week. Ooriiidernble delay has been caused by exw mills uot being able to furnish lumbor promptly.— Kootenay Star, A 8alIon'i Hn-eclhcnrt. Soveral months ngo, so tho story goes, John Paul, a handsome aud popular seaman of H.M.S, Swiftsure, became acquainted with one of the many good lookiug young ladies of Victoria, with whom he straightway proceeded to fall in love, The tende■• passion was fully reciprocated, and :he jolly Jack Tar made application fcr a discharge from the service. As ho wan a good mechanic, ho naturally .oncluded that as a married man he could do better ashore, and was willin; to forsake the pomp und circunstanco of naval grandeur for a noat lit le homo on the less treacherous eleni nt, moth* er earth. His application fra discharge wub duly forwarded to England, and not expecting that my difficulty would be experienced n securing his release, Paul made roady for the wedding day. When uows did como from England, it was i ahcartcn- ing. The application wof rofusod. Nothing daunted, the sail* r and his sweetheart put their head; together and resolved tu outwit the i uthoritios of old England baud in ha A, They said nothing of their plans t< anyono, and consequently surprise wu expressed by eveiyono when ;: became known yesterday morning that the loving pair had placed the jtraits botween them and all that w< aid interfere with thoir union and wc o already man and wifo, The plan of their olopement wob unusual, and as decidedly romantic as any chnpte from one of Clarke Russell's novels. Tho prospective groom visited ibe J/mes Bay boat house on Tuesday night and wished to rent n boat, oston, ibly to go to Esquimalt. "Cnpt. Dan' did not, however, wish to let his boa; go out, aud the blue jacket theroupi n applied to Capt. Cox, of the schooner Sap- Ehiro, who loaned him mo of his oats in which togo,ashes: id, "down to Esquimalt." Instead ot sailing to the headquarters of the fleet, the sturdy tar and the girl of his choice together set tail for Port Angeles, which they reached safely, and whore they were duly united in marriago.—Colonist-. You can have your eyes examined and the B. Lauraneo Pebble Spectacles and Eye-Glasses scientifically adjusted to your sight, Mr, Lauraneo, the eminent Ocnlist-Opttcinn, wltl be at P. S. Curtis A Co.'s Drug Storo during exhibition days. There is no extra charge for examination or consultation. Childnn Cryfor PltchnVsCiBMrla DAXIsY BfililSH OOLUMBIAN, NEW W&TMN6TE™, B. 0., OCTOBER 6, 1889. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN FUBLIBHBP Brewf AAcvaoaa exccpl ituiidnj, BY TIIK -_™ffl3Sr_™-_D---Y- 33-BOT-EI-HIKS, At tbelr st-nm rnmiuR Esiallish- meiii, Oolumbla Street. BY MAIL: For 12 months 16 CO For 6 inonthH 3 ?5 For 8 montbs...«-«. 3 00 UELIVKRED IK THE OITY: Cor 12 months $7 GO For fi months. 4 00 For 3 montha. 2 2* Per month 75 Per week 2fi Payment hi all eases (except for weekly rate) to be made tn advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN I nucil every WeilnrMluy Miirnini*, gaits §ritbh Columbian Saturday Eventne. Oct. ft, 1889. Yestorday wna, in tho matter of weather, it pot day—a coiiiliiiuitiou of tho crispiieiis of Octol'ur with tlie bnlininoss of July. And thoro wns u subtle so on.! thing in tho iitmos- phore, duo doubtless to lho recent rains, an undeliimblo suggestion of purity and freshness, whicli got into tho inner consciousta'a** of our special soliloquist, as he took his walks abroad, and Through all his pulses folt, The golden glory of the sunslilno molt, nnd set his thoughts wondering about in a lazy fashion quito in keeping with tho woather. TJio very heavy rains of tho weok preceding tbe exhibition, wore by no means nn unmixed evil, Now Westminster is ;i very much cloancr and healthier town than it wns ten days ago. Benetinont Naturo has nguin done for us what wo seem so careless about doing for ourselves— washed down into the river the summer accumulation of mistiness whicli made foul our streets and drains. Whon is tho matter of sewerage to bo seriously taken up ] If wo had evon so much done as would givo tho fall rains a chanco to do their work thoroughly, it would be uu important gain; but instead of providing new outlets, wo have allowed some of the old ones to bo blocked up. None of our municipal questions can for it moment compare in importance with this double one of waiter supply and <lr-.inftge ■ nnd we hopo the people will neither allow it tn be dropped out of sight, nor sulfur it to become the football of ward politicians. There was one factor in tlio success of the oxhibition to which our modesty makes us reluctant to refer, but whioh, we feel, should not be passed over in silence, ns it hns its lesions. That factor was tho course pursued by thia puper. We do not, of course, moan that the amount, handsome though it waa, of Tin-: Columbian's Fund, materially uffeot* ed the success of the show. New Westminstor peoplo uro generally ready enough when a subscription list goes round; and probably our fund did littlo moro than save the collectors so much troublo, ns fnr as tho available funds woro concerned • but the presence of the list in tho paper, and the frequent references to it throughout the year put and kept two fncta beforo the* public. The lirst was, thnt tho oxhibition to lie held in Now Westminster this yon :'* and the second wus that Now Westminster was going to mako a success of it, if such u thing wns possible, In former years, it wns always Into in the summer before people generally knew where tho exhibition wus to bo held, nnd even then they did not generally know whether thero wns nn energetic management behind it, or whether it would be left to "-tin itself," Now the lesson is this, that if wo want u successful show, wo must not leave our advertising to tho last moment, and .we must give people something which thoy will accept ns n giiftniiitei) that tho exhibition will l»o worth taking part in, and woith going to see. Thoso objects can be uoooinplished boat by making tho show a fixture*'- and giving one community a permanent interest iu it. A peripatetic show cannot bo a groat one. hundred circumstances may pat a perfectly innocent person in the position of ii '''suspicious eli a ra etc r" for the moment. Tho annual meeting of the provincial agricultural association held last night decided unanimously that the next annual exhibition should bo held at Queen's park, New Westminster. It was a foregone conclusion, we might say, boforo the meeting, that such would bo the decision arrived at. Victoria's claims wero ably urged at the meeting by Mr. Wm. Dalby nnd ethers from that eity, on the ground of the hitherto tacitly understood agreement that thn provincial exhibition should be held alternately on tho mainland and the island, That agreement, however, it wns shown, was nothing more than nn easy mutual understanding, having nothing necessarily binding about it, and arrived at nnd adhered to under conditions altogether different from thoso now maintaining—un informal and obsolete compact in short which could not for n moment be allowed to stand in tho wny of the best intorosts of the institution itself, and of the great majority of thoso who contributo to its success-find are benefitted by it. Those who spoko last night in fnvor of the show returning to this city noxt year—and thore woro many—founded their contention nearly to a mnn ou tho fact that Westminster, in lho preparations for nnd throughout tho entiro exhibition just closed, had shown a spirit and an enterprise such as had never been nutnifesed iu the provinco before in these matters, and had held the first really successful provincial exhibition in British Oolumbia Some of the speakers nlso adverted to the fact of the unfavorable weather ut the opening of the late exhibition as a reason why tho royal city, aftor all its costly nnd enterprising preparations, should have early opportunity of holding another grand show under more favorablo meteorological conditions. All these arguments wero good. When all is said, however, one fact stands out more prominently than nny other—and ample testimony wns contributed to this at the meeting last night—that Westminster is the virtual centre of tho great agricultural and industrial interests of the province, nnd as such must be the focal point for nil the most important and successful exhibitions of the futuro in tho province, whether they shull continuo to bo denominated "provincial" or not. VOLUME VII.--NO. Hold Your Orders — -A.2STTZ, Save Money! As wo have a Car-load of the Celebrated Adams & Son's Lumber Wagons, Which will be here in about 10 Days. Wc will also receive a number of Delivery Wagons by tho same car. Mainland Carriage Works. flltrx-Ct-qx &- _B-™-"-rso-™". ZRD, B. HALL, Bookseller, Stationer and Importer! (WHOLESALE AND HETAIL), Columbia St., NewWestminster. -OF TIIK- RI iplial Association Mil TO BE Hlil.U AT NEW WESTMINSTER CITY, October 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1889. DIVISION A. The prisso is isscs-eisscsl to.. English, Foreign and United States Periodicals and Newspapers constantly on hand. Books imported to order. iloolto OPENING! OPENING! GALL AND SEE OUR NEW STOCK OF GOODS. MKS. sll. It. WIXMAltIS „ MRS. J. IIASI III: OPEN THEIR. NEW Millinery Stock to-sl.sy (Oot. 1st), lis the WINTEMUTE BLOCK, oss Colssmbia Street, third sloor cisst ol Clsssrcls Street. We are also prepared to slo Fashionable Dressmaking, as we have is a tsrst-class Fitter and Drapes- from tho cast, Ferfcot fit guaranteed, doclto Ass affair pocssrrcil at Hamilton, Out., a coisplis of sveoks ago, which .ihsinlsl |si'iss-ti is svnrniiig to all peassn oJiis-i'r.-, and to thoso svho as-ss rs'sposs- siblo fol' their instructions assd conduct. A stranger, who appears to have boen eooentrio to tho verge of lunacy, but jsurfi-ctly harmless, took u room in .1 lodging liouse, ssiul kopt himself to himself so thoroughly— lisirii* upon bawl nml ehissso and nssv tomatoes, and lidding intercourse svith no one, that his landlady yot nervous about llins j ansl whon she discovered that lso hail a s'l's'olvcr in his room, slio communicated .vitls tins police. It would have been quito correct to send one or tsvo mess to interview tlio "sua- jseot" and lind out what ho meant and svho ho svas; but instead of that, a ssjiiad was sent at slaybrcisk, tho rcoiss besui'-cd, and the door buttered ill. Result—tlio inmate lirod his pistol—without hurting anybody—at the supposed burglars, and a constable, returning tlio lire, shot him doad. It will probably go very hard with tho constable, who has boon looked up; but tho blame lies moro at tho door of tho system. Ono cannot road the papers without discovering that, both in Canada and tho United States, constables think themselves justified in usiisg their revolvers oss mere suspicion. Ouscb of such use aro continually reported, and no notico appears to be taken of them, unless a fatal s'osult follows Mso shoo!in'•. Wo, will not presume to state the exact law nf the m-.tl.or, but it ought to bo distinctly understood, and nil officers ought to bo carefully instructed, tliat shooting on mero suspicion is niurder. A Olzewski, the Russian physicist, has succeesled in liquefying sufficient ozouo to determine the boiling point, which is—ISO Fahr. The liquid ozone i3 dark blue in color, and is nearly opaquo in a layer a tenth of nn inch thick, Dr. T. Billroth, of Vieisna, states that insigssiiicant injuries are frequently mndo serious by tho uncalled-for application of carbolic acid, whioh skillful surgeons aro using much less than formerly. It may causo not only inilamation but even fatal blood-poisoning. A Oorsioan doctor, M. do Susiui, bus nsisilo a sulphuric ether engine of twenty horsc-powor, which is ex- pocted to l'oalizo a saving of sixty- iis'o per cent, in fuel. Scientific men iu Paris who have witnessed its working aro said to havo resers'ed their opinion us to its merits until further tests havo been made. Paisloii Electiiicity.--A very sisnplo apparatus for obtaining an electric spark is mado by a Gersssass physicist. Hound tho centra of a common lamp-chimney is pasted a sti'ip of tin-foil antl another strip is pasted from one end of the chimney to within a quarter of an inch of this ring. Then a piece of silk is wrapped around is brush, and tho interior oftho chimney is rubbed briskly. In the dark a bright electric spark may bc seen to pas from from one pieco of tin-foil to other escli time the brusis is withdrawn from tho chimney. Many other experiments con be tried with this apparatus. Wholesale city Market. Hi.pl, por lOSllbs... Pork " Mlstlssss " Potatoesjssosv " Oaisbago " Onlous " Wisest " asts " Pens liny, snir l"is 10 (Hi 1.,, 11 mi Miilli'r(mMM) perlh 2fiH ;,,) Ollpttot " u'j J5 EugRJfl, (senior Ij-jf su ruiTlsi-i)f),l H'Siilluscrcursi .1 im.i I ihs Alilili's, |,i'rl»,.-s «(., I III HIili'sG-rtsl ,»,r 1110 lbs salts li Kl „," , IHryl " "Hill, §00 Wool, peril, (!(.- 10 ...81 Oslo • 60 ... Toll*. SHftss ... X 1)0*1 1100 ... 78S 1 on ... 1*,-, 1 m ... ions!- 1 m ... ISO® 000 ... hoc 123 I SBM ' * M for MM Miss Prrbleis WIU, HOLT) A BAZAAR and FANCY FAIR Snd, Iti-il mul 4th of October. IM* HEE PREMISES on COLTJMBIA ST. Tlso stos-e svill bo illmssissatod with Chineso Lisistersss anil thrown open to the public from 8:110 n. in. till 11 p. ill. Tho storo has been enlarged and is nosv 70 foot losig. An OKCHES'i'KONlS isnd other valuable articles will bo sold by Dutch Auction at tho close ol tho Bazaar. NOTE THE ADDRESS:«Co!iinil>la Street, opposite the Bank of Montreal. soMwlrn PHiETONS, MARKET WAGONS Best Assortment in the Province. Sec our display at the Provincial Exhibition before purchasing elsewhere. F. G. STRICKLAND & CO. N. B.—Sulkey, Gang, and Walking Plows always in stock. A. DesBRISAY, Corner Columbia and Blackie Streets, OPP, C. P. R. STATION, General Groceries ft Provision Merchant SBIsBOTBD Teas, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. Classes 9, IS, 27 ssnsl .'1(1. DIVISION C. cuss. OXFORD DOWNS. 1st 17 Best Rflm one year old null upsvards §10 00 18 " " Lamb 5 00 10 " Pen of 3 Ess'es one year old anil upwards 7 00 20 " " of 11 Ewo Lambs 500 SIIEEI'-MEKINO. 21 Best Hans one year old ansl upsvards 10 00 22 " " Lamb 500 23 " Pon of 3 Esves osso year old aud upsvards. 7 00 24 " " of 3 Esvo Lanslss r, 00 DIVISION D. cuss. SUFFOLK. lot IS Host Boar osso year old asnl sspsvnrda $10 00 11) " Breeding Sow in farrosv at tlio meeting or thai has boon ivithin six months 750 20 " Pen of tsvo Sosvs, of tho houso litter, under 12 months,.... 5 00 21 " Hoar unslcr osso year old r, 00 DIVISION E. cuss. ORNAMENTAL FOWLS. Ist 75 Best pair Pen Fosvls § 3 00 7fl " " Guinea Foss'ls 2 00 77 " *' English Pheasants. 1 00 78 " " Mongolian Pheasassts 100 70 " " Whito Tssrkeys, ssot to bo esstercd for assy other prizo. 2 00 On pago 53 in Prizo List, amongst Special Prizes, H. M. Cunningham should read 0 entries instead of 15. DIVISION L. cuss. CUT FLOWERS. 1st 58 Best 0 Rosos $ 1 00 50 " Collection of Dahlias 1 00 60 " Bridal Bouquet 1 00 01 " Wreath or Cross 1 00 62 Best Six Rex Begonias 1 00 "~ " Water Color, Floral... 2 00 " " " Landscape or Marisso 2 00 " " " Stilt Lifo 200 '* " " Portrait 2 00 " " " Collection 5 00 '• Oil " Floral 2 00. " " " Landscape or Marino 2 00 Still lifo 200 " " " Portrait 2 00 " " " Collection 5 00 " Decorative Painting 2 00 " Modeling or Wood Carving 2 00 " Hand-painted China 2 00 " llopousoo or Hammered Brass Work 2 00 " Oil Painting, Children under 15 years 2 00 " Crayon Landscape 2 00 " " Portrait 2 00 *' Collection Cabinet Photos (plain) 3 00 '' " " " (colored) 3 00 Ullilor Classes 47 anil -10 of this Division the prizei should he $5 and 8.1, $1.60 and S3. cuss. DIVISION N. 1st 11 Best Riek Rack Crochet § 1 00 Crochet Laco 1 00* Collection Knitted Lace. fi 00 Honiton Lace , 1 00 Point Lace 1 00 Collection laco 4 00 Darned Not , 1 00 Applintio Work 1 50 Crosvcl Work 1 00 Outline Work 1 00 Rick Rack, Sown 1 00 Chessey Wos'k, hand-sniislo 1 00 Crazy Work ,, 1 00 Braiding on Wool 1 00 " " Cotton 100 Historic Picture, nsised svool work 3 00 DIVISION P. 1st 33 Best Bunch Sasvn Shingles § 2 00 34 " " Shaved Shingles 2 00 ouss. DIVISION Q. 1st 4 Best Araseino Work I Not competing for any other 1 §2 00 5 " Chenille Work \ class iss this Division. | 2 00 Class No. 1 altered to read $'1 mid §2. cuss. DIVISION T. 1st 7 Best Carriage Afghan § 1 00 SPECIAL PRIZES. 1st Geo. D. Brysnssor—Best Collection Bottled Fruit and Jellies 8 7 00 Kennedy Bros—Best Collection of Grain gi'oss'n inthe Provissco by Exhibitor, lat prizo, §10 eush and the Daily Columbian for 0110 yenr: 2nd prizo, 80 cash and the Daily Columbian for ono year [Daily Columbia,,, SS) 18 00 P. Peebles—Best Bread by lady not competing for other prize, ono Domhsion Wire Mattress, valuo 7 50 830 00 2nd 55 00 3 00 I, 00 4 00 5 00 3 00 5 00 4 00 2nd $5 00 •1 00 3 00 3 00 2ssd 82 00 1 00 50 50 1 00 &Co. 04 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 10 20 21 22 23 24 25 SO cuss. 81 00 1 00 1 00 I 00 3 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 50 83, not 2nd 8 50 50 3 00 50 50 2 00 50 75 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 2 00 2nd 81 00 1 00 2nd 81 00 1 00 2nd 8 50 2nd 83 00 13 00 [3UC0ESS0H .TO 1). McrilAISENJ DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions M_T MS MB1 MM 9 dfr Vd - Cofl'eos Roasted nnd Ground on the Premises. Fine Teas si Specialty, siwiy __ « OOLUMBIA STREET ■ V/lsas llsbj „,- slot, -ra B.TO hor Cutorls, When .ho „„ . cMil, sh. csi-u for t'ssstorlss, Winn sho hBtrao m,,, lll0 elune t,_ _ulothi Wlsssn th. M CWIslrm, iho (•» Ib-rn Uuto-i, Children Cry for Pitcher'j: CELEBRATION ACCOUNTS, ALL rr'USONH HAVIN'f ACCul'NTH HgiiliiHt. MioCelPbrAtlonC'otnnilltfiflu niii-il, sond ilifiin lo Mm Gonornl BGoraUii-*' iintlttl'-r Uiiin Saturday nl„lit-Onl, ii. B, T, MACKINTOSH, dfic«3 General Hcorolary. Herring's Opera House! 0™sr™3 anca-aaT o_^Xj-_t Mr. J, w. Bengou£*h, OF "UBIP," IN HIS UNIQUE ANI) tit-li-iirat'-dr-brtnhlitKKntitrcii^inirni, AnovriiiliiKof MtHlQJiY- Mosrc, Lau'iii* teh nnd Fun, otiibolllnliod with niiim ctiij-iih Nkf-lrhcH or proplfl jnn know. IjOok out. for liupwy loonl ttltt. IloorH opon ut 7::h)j to oommenM ftt 8. 1'rlcon an iitmi.1. Ilcsorvod Kcatii mny be bad at HorrlnK's Dntg Store, docTtn BRITISH COLUMBIA HEAT MARKET, *:ii!iiiiil>in Street, Now Wcstiiilustci-. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT I-IIRVEVORS IN GENERAL, FRESH AND CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. /HTSpceial lines spiotcil for tho shipping trado. Family ordors striotly attended to. Hotels will find it to thoir interest to plnco thoir ordor. with tho abovo Urm. d28noly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN & REICHENBACH, mtrcrjEBBOits to w. a townsend) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hums, Ifticoii, ftuusnge, Bolognas, Etc dnolyl COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Till'. Columbian Piiintixu Establishment lias first-clan facilities for all kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads. Loiter Headi, Circular*, Cards, Envelope), Blank Forms of evory description, Pollen, Dodgori, Prioe Lilts, Ito, Prices will lso found as low as ftt any other ofTlon where first-class work is dono. X*A.S:aSXOZiT.A.-B£.EI DRESSMAKING At MISS JENNINGS', (LATfi OV V-KOhASO) Corner of Ohuroh uud OqIumjWitWre*,ia, NEW WESTMlNBTJti*, utrHatlnfaotlon Bimrnuieed. iiwr-tfio ss, E **\?7-o*k*k:s. Columbia and Church Streets. Alex. Hamilton, I-ROPUIKTOH. CROSS & POINGDESTRE, Wholesale and Hetall TOBACCONISTS CHOICE BRANDS OP IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, l'ancy Isnported PIPES, POUCHES, CI- UAUETTE CASES, ETC. Choloe Smoking Tobacco Thompson's Old Plsnlss anllory, OOLUMBIA STREET „, NEW WESTMINSTER, seSilto Plants for Sale! /-wltlsEltS TAKEN FOB KHUIT AND U OltNAMENTAI, MUSES, lllclmlliiii all tho lending varieties ol Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, —-A1.8S) Sif All. Hll'IT* of evory dcscrls.il loss. llonqncls, Wreaths nssil 1'rossf. sssnsle to ordor. ddwapayi p. LATHAM. Corbett & Kennedy, MANtTFAOTUKKKS OV TIN. C0PPER& SHEET-IRON *w jl _a st. WEBSTER'** IIUM K (UP-8TAII18), Front Street, New Westmh-ster, saving .1d8t opened in tiie nbovo lino, worospiiclfnllynotlcltn re Of tlio trado, nnd trust liy careful flttonllon to ordora and modprnto ohnrgos to morlt tlio (tamo, Exjiorteiiccd work- mem sntlsfnotion I'uarniiicad. BiHroatosfuriilfllicd fm-anlvi™ils*od Iron Cornice, RooIUil', PlumbFng, Ga-eMtln*-, Steam and Hot Wator Hentfug- Ac ABrfintronee la nrenilriw on Mary ht In reur of Bank of B. O. d wmliein Groceries AND— GENERAL PROVISIONS Co.; Columbia and Dotiglns Sis., dmi'lyl NKW WESTiUNSTHIt. ral Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART *^ GASH-; PROPRIETORS Bates, $1.00 and $1.50 per Hay, ASIOOIISSSNU TO HOOM. SPECIAl RATES BV TNE WEEK OR MONTH, BUT Parlies supplied wills nil Islsnls of ICE-CREAM. slmytoO Farmers, Attention! TUB UNDEH8IQNEU HAS FOR SALE —AT— Chllliwach, B. C. 31 Farm Wagons. 18 Kuck Boards. 1 gpan well matched 4-year old Black Horses. "I Hlnglc Driving Horses. 0 Cows nnd Calves. 10 Head Steers, 1 Trotting Wagon. «aTA Full I.lno ol Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tlnsvnrc, Hardware, Groceries,' Dry Goods, NotiosiH, Crools- ory k Stossowaro, Clothing, Hats k Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, Houso Funs. Ishlngs, I'uruitslro, nnd tlso Largest Line of Boots nnd Shoos nbovo Westminster and tlso most Completo Stools of General MoroliRisdtso. COM 10 ANI) EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED. STOVES! stove; lao aro- E. $. SCOULLAR & GO. -FOR- Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDHHSSi its., Va_o;uver. ColumbiaSt,, sob vo; SAMUEL MELLARD, - CHILLIWHACK, Whom \re have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. dwnm y i THIS SPACE BUbONQH TO H. T. READ & CO. HARDWARE MEltCHANT!'. _lSESl JUST RECEIVED, A <-A'M-OA!» OF Pell, Rice Coil-spring ilclaugWan BB 1*0 <B3- fflS M. _B3 DUl'LEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! t*8T The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.-^ uwapar 1=_.©ici «Sb -0*Li*r2^i™>-. Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, New Westminster. ins woolen Roods EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS hll kinds Of Woolen eoods READY-MADE CLOTHING. UsSS?" The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the Nesv Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmli3otc ROYAL OITY s . Li RICHARD STREET, KEW WESTMINSTER. HANUFAOTL'KliRH AND OKAI.KIH* II* L Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, ™ET FLOATS, Ti -A-JSl'D _t-.-Z,2Z, Z_iZX2STT>B 02T Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors, Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets, Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. HENDERSON BROS. JylOdAwSsn Vancouver City Foundry I Mm Works k I X.X2___X-3!Xt_-0) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING (JRHATLV INCHEASISD THEIlt PREMISES. AND MACIIIN. os-y, aro sis a position to ssndortakn tlso construction and repairs ol Marine ami siiilioimry KmkIii.'s nnd BollorH, "lllllll™ illiiiliig and Cannery llllll'lllliei')', as woll ns I'asllllBS and ForRlngS ol ovory description. Kstlniiiti's Klrcn | nil work itiianiiilccsl. O. CARTMEL, A. MoKBLVIE, Gsnehai. MAHaiiKis. slsvj!17to Meoiiasioai, Majsaokii. ._-_■__*_/-* ,■-, w..-.t VOLUME VII. -NO. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NBW WESTMINSTEB, B. 0., OCTOBER 5, 1889. i'l'ANKS OP A MONKEY. Some of the Antics in Whioh Ho ■' Delights to Indulge. Tlie Diplomacy Necessary to Koop nhu lu (loud Humor—UU Remarkable Attempt! at Jugglery—How He Gave Tont to Hia Jealousy. My offlco, in tlio last port whoro I wae jtiitioued, looked ovor tho sea and had a veranda outside it, which, of courso, was kopt sacred, remarks a writer in Chambers' Journal, I was sitting ono day in my oflico chnir, looking out over the bay beyond, to collect my thoughts fora dispatch thon in hnnd, when I espied a Celestial coming along tho veranda with somo dark object showing its appreciation of tho attention it was receiving by placing two arms of inor- didato length round tho man's neck. I naturally roso up to soo what this phenomenon was, and' having boon told that it was a rare imiiiiitl I at onco mado overtures for his purchase. As aoon as negotiations woro concluded I fastened my purchaso~*a black gibbon—to my copylng-pross, instead of sending him up to my houso, being unxious to introduco bim myseir to my two dogs und to Joseph tho cat. I could not intrust a rare animal to my crvniits leat the introduction through heir agency to Joseph and tho rest might -suit in Bomo disaster. When I fastened •ho gibbon to tho press I took no account of tho length of the ^Imal's arms, and I was thoreforo not a littlo sruprised when a ■luck hand took possession of arodand bluo rencll and a black mouth began to oat It. ftiture is said, in hor boneiicenco, to instruct tho lower animals what to eat aud what to avoid. That, no doubt, opplioB to an animal [n tho wild stato, such animal boing dircot- od by Instinct whoro to Und an antldoto to ny thing dolotorious which it may liavo aton. An animal In captivity must, bow- 'or, bo treated differently, and must not o allowed to do as it likes. So I reasoned, ud as I had no herb ready to correct tho vit whioh I know would result from eating pencil, I proceeded to recover tho stolen [•tide. Though my now pot did not mind bolug touched, though he would jump into vour lap and mako himsolf at homo, ho -*-**tronglyobjected to part with anything hich ho had onco got hold of, and a good leal of diplomacy had to be used beforo I re- losscssod myself of tho pencil. :- Scarcely was this fun at an end beforo iomo black fingers woro dipped into tho ink; ind whon tho ink was removed out of roach ho gum bottlo was nest turned over, the urn boing particularly appreciated. Thiak- ng that tho animal might be thirsty, I put saucer of wator boforo him, but though way to put the saucer down it wns impossi- ilotopick it up again, oven though thero ■•ns not a drop of water loft in It. It seemed o mo, on reflection, that I had mado a bad lurctuiso. I did not oloarlysoe howl wns o feed an animal thnt was bo intractable, null had serious misgivings that my new lot would give mo a lot of troublo and luitc likely would dio in threo months. donkeys nro generally supposed to bo roubled either with heart disease or with onsumptiou, and to enduro captivity fora hort timo only. Thus, I had givon my gil> lon threo months to live, nnd 1 fully ex- icctcd that boforo four months had passed io would bo undor a glass caso in my rn.ving-room. I am extremely pleased to ny tbat at tho timo I writo—moro than two >arB sinco I purchased him—ho instill nlivo, hough I must confess it has uot been cusy o i-cscuo uim from tbo jaws of death on sov- 'iil occasions. At first the namo of ••Sambo" was given _) tho gibbon, on account of its jot black _lov, then this was changed iu courso of imo to "Samuel," tbo littlo fellow becoming do rospeotabla to bo called Sambo. At tbo ist port at wbloh 1 was stationed tho lower /iudows of my dwelling houso woro pro ided with Iron bars—about flvo inches part—aa a protection againBt thieves, 'hose bars wero a groat convenience to mc, b 1 could attach Sam to thom at moal times, bus keeping blm out of mischief whilo giv- ig bim plenty of freedom. Tbo question of Qcding Sam was not au easy ono to tackle. t wo sat down and began eating beforo ho •as served tho most noisy protests were mde, and whon tho saucer of rico was put own thoro was no ono courageous onough o rccovor tbo empty saucer. Tho point was ttcn settled by Sam bimBOlf, who, having nisbedhis rice, would throw tho saucer nto tho air a fow times, catching It very loverly, aud thon hurl it away from him. _, wooden bowl was found to answer bol- or, but this alQo received much rough ;suge, and had to bo ropoatedly renewed. Ono vory noticeable feature about Sain Wis hiB extreme jealousy. If I stroked tho int in his prosonco ho used t? got intoa par- ix.vbui of rage and mako groat efforts to ilio inc. Ho would bo almost as much •CAed if I patted tho dogs. When agnost mino to luncheon ho wns so angry at tho infusion that he often had to bo removed, ju would absorb all tbo conversation until removal, it being quito impossiblo to keep Im quiet. Ho bad a singular objection— p bus It now in a mild way—to any thing fejng removed by tho sorvants; and bnd be "natonod to my chair instead of tho jdow no plate onco put on the tablo could beon removed. Whon in tho drawing with mo—and ho was ofton thero—ho Id ovon (lyot my wifo if sho attempted moh tho tea things. At this date ho has lercd down a good deal \ but even now, 'Ugh a servant may bring ino a letter, ho it not tako awny a reply if Sum is with Ho objects loany ono coming near mo; if my wifo shakes my cont, or ovon ihcn my shoulder, he ontchos hold of though now porhaps more iu play than [tmgor. RED-HEADS ARE RISKY. jt'itir-uiGfi Men Haiti to Boycott People with Scurlet Topkuuts. "I should like to insure my lifo, but I vould bo considered a bad risk. I doubt if .ny of tho Ant-class companies would ac- optmo;" These, says tho Philadelphia Record, vci'o llio words of a big, frecklo-focod, rod- mired individual whoso usually morry ouiiteimuco and abundant avoirdupois-. uulchim tho very pictui*oof health. "What in the world should mako you a ad rlski" chorused the group of bystand- ■s. Tbe first Bponkor blushed till Ids chocks oro ns liery a red as hia matted locks, and on answered Boftly: "My Bcui-let topknot my bane. It is quito bad enough to in- .(.'ihusobriquets -brloklop,' 'pinky,1 and _ liko, but when tbo insuranco companies Ico a band iu tho porsccutlon it is onough > mako a strong man weep.1' Tlm nggriovod individual resembled aeon- imptivo as littlo as possible, but hissup- anitious tendency to pulmonary affections •as tho only ground for tho insurance lon'fl boycott. The medical oxamlnor of a lading lifo insuranco oompany, who wns ■■vit iimcd as to tho alleged disparagement : red lioads, said it was largely imaginary ulexjiggoratod. "ItJb u faot, howovor,'1 a continued, "that red-beaded persons livo gouorally vory thin skins, and nro as nilo of adolioato constitution. A palo, iiit face and a coworlng, consumptive irm nro ofton allied to a reddish complex- n. Light hair, and especially red hair 'ten BQoina to betoken scrofulous disor .-ra, aud Us prosonco mayprojudtco super mil examiners against tho subjoct. It is fact that red-headed persons who show it I bo smallest trace of pulmonary troublo ill sometimes develop consumption In nn moat incredible time." How ta Ll|*li t n Cigar. ro givo some peoplo good cigars is but sling pearls beforo swine. They don't ow bow to light thom. Tho best "Ho- na" thnt is "Imported" from Now York li .Yield but a vile, unsntisftiotory smoko lij-htcdsoas to not burn ina clear ring around nnd ovouly. Tbo outside, or appor, fa of tbo beat tobacco; tho noxt, i ■' binder,1' is of a pooror grndo, whilo the Ik of tho cigar, the "flllor," is tho poors' Thoy aro assorted with tbo intent that j bo burnod together. Wbon this is lo lho rosult Is a dolloato aud gratifying bico. Light ovon a poor cigar thorough* b-cp tho ctndor moderately oloso, so it I not brook off right ut tho flro, nnd my word as a connoisseur you wilt cult, ■ ■■' *'—■*••-.iM-Jwi.i-: ■ VICTIMS OF SUICIDE. How tito flrimo «r .Siiir-i»**ntni*;ii«ii i*i no- ■■(-■hIihI by Viu'lous CliiHUflfi. It has been found utterly im possible to conviiico men and women wbo are aodo- nirous of ridding themselves of the burden of existence that they will commit even a Venial error by accomplishing their own rc- leaae, says a writer in Bluet-wood's Magazine. It ia simply useless to call it the crimo of self-murder, oi* to talk of the sand ily oi' hnman lifo wliich God nlono can give, and thoreforo Ho nlono has a right to recall. In tho cuso of prisoners who are suffering punishment for tho attempt thoro is sometimes a diplomatic endeavor, from mere policy, to glvo an assent to the moral reflections pressed upon them; but when driven to speak their minds honestly tbey invariably ropoat that thoy seo no reason why they ahould not divest themselves of an embarrassing possession, with which no ono but themselves has any concern whatever. Tbls modo of dealing with tho subject is perhaps natural enough on tho part of persons who have nover taken any serious viow of tbelr moral responsibilities, but it Is less easy to account for tbo extraordinary light-h carted ness with which, for tbo most part, thoy nro ready to plunge into tho un- kuown darkness of tho last myptorioua change. As wc havo already said, no thought of what may lie beyond disturbs their mind. "If you had succeeded in your attempt to kill youvsolf," tho writer said to a young prisoner who had boon rescued almost life- less Trom tho river whero alio bad flung herself, "you would nave been lying now cold and stiff under tho coffin lid, unablo to see the light of day or to hear tho voice of a friend, and with no timo left for repentance, or oven a prayer for pardon. Aro you uot thankful to bo restored to lifo und tho opportunity of amendment]" "No," slio snid lightly; "for if tlicyhitd let mo nlono I should havo been done wltli it all and bad uo moro troublo or worry, and that waa just what I wanted. I wish thoy had loft mo at Uio bottom of tho river." Sometimes tho immediate causes wliich lead to Biiieiilo scorn Btraugely disproportion ed to tbe gravity of tho step. One girl, who was ready to fling maledictions at her roscuoi's, bad sovoral times dono her best to put an end to hor existence. On two of thoso occasions sho hnd, so far na her own will wns concerned, practically suecoeded— onco by poison and onco by strangulation. Sho waa to nil appearance dead tho last timo, and would vory scon liavo been so in reality but for tho caro and toil bestowed on hor by u kindly physician who was sent for on tho discovery of hor condition and who spent a wholo'uight in unceasing efforts to restore animation. He succeeded at last, and aho did not thank him. Sho waa given up to what sho and hor companions of tho snftio unhappy class torm with unconscious irony "a gay life," and alio did find n fitful, hollow enjoyment in tlio excitement of evenings spent in theaters nud dancing booths, aud In tlio extravagant drosses and jewelry wilh whicli sho adorned herself; but thoro camo to lior Buddfiiinib* raonts when tho whole brilliant phantaahia* goriuof bor existence would seem to roll uway from her and the reality nl her position appear in its trim colors, aud straight; Way, without nn instant's hesitation! f-ljo would tako tlio bost moans in her power to divest herself of it altogether. While tbo recklessness and indifference with which suicido is resorted lo ia almost universal In tlio lower stratum of society, tho causes which lead to tbo impulse arc, of courso, very varied and often most pathetic. A poor old woman who had noarly reached tho Scriptural threescore years ami ten was sentenced lntoly to a short term of imprisonment for attempting self- destruction. It had very nearly been successful, and, in fact, was so in tho end, an tlie shock to her system from Immersion in ice-cold water proved fatal, and she only lived ono week nfter her release from jail. Sho related her slmplo history with tha utmost composure. Sho bad, lived most happily and respectably with her husband from thn timo of her early marriago In youth Ho bad a pension as a retired soldier, yjliich supported them In comparative comfort, when bo waa too old to work. Their homo for twenty-eight years bad been Lho littlo cottago lu which ho died at tbo comuicucc- meut of nn unusually sovcro winter. "Ho had boon an angol," tho poor woman said— "so good and steady, and so kind to bor," and whou ho was gono slio clung with passionate attachment to tho littlo bouse in which sho bad spent go many happy yearo with him—but sho could uot pay tho rem. His pension .hud, of courso, expired with him, nnd slio was, in faet, without tho moans of living at nil, Sho began by soiling ber littlo possession:' ono aftor another In order to obtain food, aud iu this way she managed to livo for a few weeks. When evory thing was gone except tbo scanty furniture or ono room tbo landlord appeared and claimed it for bis unpaid rent. It was nil carted away, including even the obogt containing bev olothing; then bo turned her into the street ami locked tbo door. There was but ono rofngo open to ber on earth—the work-bouse; but that hist abode of wretchedness njioins to hold a placo in tiio vtiiids of tbo poor--uiHlc- servedly wo think-equivalent iu horror to one of tbo circles of Dante's "Inferno." The idea, of going to it docs not seem to huvo occurred to tbo forlorn widow. She lookod back for a moment at tbo closed door of her littlo earthly paradise, and tbon took her way shivering through a public park toward tho rivor. Thore, without apparently tbo slightest shrinking or dread, she flung herself into tbo water undor a cold, win I ry sky. Two mon happened to bo going past in a boat. Tboy rescued bor just us aho was sinking, and after consciousness bad been restored Bho was taken to tho prison. She passed tbo timo of her sojourn there in a strange, droamy state, talking only of her husband and lier hopo of seeing him porhaps again if sho could only succeed iu "getting out of thla weary world." This hopo had only been suggested to her mind by tho roligious consolations afforded to lier lu Uio prison, bnt.it proved completely impossiblo to persuado her thut she hail not been' perfectly justified fn trying to dlo, Slio would hnvo been quito willing lo repeat tbo experiment if death bad not mercifully como to ber uncalled, and thus nt last her dosiro was grunted. , ingi BLEACHING THE HAIR. Tlio Vile Ooiupouuds Tlint Aro Uaoilln thn Senanlui-H Practico. AccordiuiT to Mcdlcnl Classics recent nualysoB hnvo shown thnt tho proparationn for bleaching tho hnlr "to tbo Jollcato ■■olden shado bo much admired by tho court circles of Europo nnd tho beat society of tho Uh lied Statos," to quoto from alabcl'onoiio oftho bottles, all depend upon tlio discoloring uud corrosive Influence of nascent oxygon or nascent chlorine. Tbo basis used in the various nostrums for this purposo nro peroxide of hydrogen, aqua rogia and bi-onzors' acid. Poroxido of hydrogen is tho mildest and moatiunocuousof tho trio named. It is a colorless liquid which destroys tho natural color of tbo hair, and which, if used long enough, turns it au unnatural grayish whito. It is rather oxpeu- ."ivo, and it is thoreforo used much i03s tban tho two other acids. It produces soroo upon lho scalp and givos rise to skin com* plaints tbat rosomblo totter, aalt-riicuiunud *cald-boad. Tho two acids aro equally vilo, Thoy attack and cat tho hair and skin aliko. Tho fornior they partly bleach ami partly bum to a haudaome gold color; tlio latter they -stain to nbout tho aamo huo as looa a light application of iodine. Besides slio dormatologiu troubles named, they ■unco maladies hardly distinguishable from icaomti aud ory thomu, Ono curious diuenso but thoy cnuao la nn inflammation of tbo •oils of tho hair follicles. Tbo cellular walls ireak down, and lymph, and often blood, la lid ravnBiitod in npproclablo quantities; All hrco bnocs produco fulling out of tbe hair md premature baldness. Tho most vnluablo book in tbo world is aaid to bo a Hebrew Hibloat tho Vatican in Home, Iu 1513 Popo Julius, tbon in (treat financial utriiils, refused to nol! Ittonayit* ilicatoof rich Venetian Jotyfl for Its toolgUl in gold. Thu lllblo weighs more tli'mllTS pounds, and is never carried by less than three mon. The price refused by Pope ihilius was therefore about M2ii,0i)i), and Unit, too, whon gold waa worth at loast thrice what it is now worth. "I havo used Palne's Celery compound nnd il baa bad a salutarj effect. Itlnvlgorab eil tlie system and 1 feel liko n new man. lt Improve* tho appetite aud facilitates digestion." J.T. ('OPE* land, Primus, fl. 0, Spring medicineme'insiiiorenoiv-a-dnysthaatt did ton yeara aj*o. Tbe wJntcl'Qf 163S-S3 linslcfl tbo nerves an fagged out. Tbe norvca must b" strengthened, lho blood purified, liver and bowels regulated. Palne's celery compoimd- (/■« sprint/ medicine ofto-ttay-does ail this, as nothing elSO can. Prescribed by Physicians, itecommenitd by Druggists, Endorsed by Ministers, Qtturuntiod bg the Manufacturers to bo ll in tbo aprbifj of igbt 1 was nil run down. I would gct.up In tbo morning wllli bo tired a Ceding, and wasaowen]* that I could hardlygol it round. I bought a bottle or Palne's Celery Compound, and boforo i bad taken It a week I felt veiy much better. I cun cbeeftilly recommend [t to all wbo need a building up and strengthening mcdlclno." Mrs. ll. A. Dow, Burlington- Vt ,!■__ in a unique tonio and appetizer. Plcaenut to She tuslo, quick bi lta action, and without any biiuriouti' effect, it fflvea tiwt rugged health which makes everything taste good. It cures lysnepsla and kindred disorders, PhyslelanE prescribo It. $1,00. uiz lor fs.oo. Drugglsta, WELLS, RlCHAlllHOH™ CO., - MOSTRBAH, DIAMOND DYES ^S?'"",5,2* uormo food^fggttSjtft pAP'rn-sT r'n.*'<:-*i- A'-n.-vi hi rom, D Knst of Mary Street, -Lord's l.my S*-i-vli'i'i-nt it a. m. und 7 p.m. Sabbath School and Hi hi e Cln.s.-i at ™!(l p, in. All ■ioiilsfi'f.-e; KlriiiJKfii's cortllally welcomed, —ltev. Tlios, HnMwin, naslor. METHODIST CIIUHCH, Mary Slreet. Rev. J, ][. White, Paator. Ki-i-vii-i-ii nl 11 n. m. and 7 p.m. .Sun-lay i.<-li:-.,)'. an.i I'siiii.' ci,-ii-;. ':::;«]>. in, iv-ivcr Mi:i-I.i:i-.: en Tliiir.-i'lii.vs », 7.:!0p.lil. '-.'.■all' frci!* slrangera cordially Invited. ST. PAUL''! OHURCH, John Sired, Oppiislli-uramri.- Hall. Uov. T.i.ii.i.ir- 11,■,■!,Ion, Piihtdr. St-i'vlct-H I'Vfi'v .''und-i*. ul II a, ni. nml 7;i. in. Tlmri:da,v owiifiics r-iivw I . 'I-1M*- pHESllYTl-.Rlsia -Jlll'IU.n (HT. j. an J mi. .v.s , ro rn or Cam aw in nnd lilai'k.viii) i Mt..-. i;*.y. Ttio.:. Seo tt ter, pastor. Bervli'Psai }■ ■< in -■ rul 7p in.; miii* ■ li.'.*-.- li I-1, i.- . I.. . .1 . ... |. ni ; l-l-iiyi.-i-m. .-tii!-; .i:i ThiiiMl;i\ i'Vi!tlii:j.'S!lt 7..10. Heal? five: -'frum-ei-i v.-ctnomo. KP.-HOYA1, r,ill«il*NU.II, Uegular , Mi-eiltiir every Tiie.-dav nltrht ftl-S (iVIoi'lr. Oil'IMluttV Hall. Vlsitim: llivth- ,imi Wflcomo.-J, K. K;-[.;i!r, IC. iif It, &ft. ¥ O. 11. T.-EXOELSIOK UMMIV, NO. 8 J . niecl'i every Mundiiv evening nl, So'- ClOClc. Jn'tllO Tcilf j-'-l-J'il.-if HnM.Cultiilllila f»!. Vli'iUiit'iiH-iiilicr.'-i.ivt'.ir.lliilly Invlt- ed.—W. t'. Lom Heo. Hoe. . -iMiKlUVJilA & ST. AHUItKWS KJ BOI.IKTY.--TI10 i-e;,'ii|;u-Hi.ei!'i;.'-inf thin Asr.K'iuliimute b- Id nn tlmli.m l u."ss- tl.-;y of Ciu-li iiKinfb.iil So'doek p.m. All j's'.'U jimeii are invited t» nlteuil. -.InilN I'lUK.Wee, * O. P.-COUUT 1,0111) I)IJ|.'FKKJN, _1. No* MOt. Tor v.vM-.n- ineeliir.-- uf in.■ -*!■■.>-.-.- Omul ars' In-ill iii llie Kim'-li'i'-';' Hall, on Ibe lirst and liiird M .'iliu-Mlav in rai'b in on ill, ut,8 p. m.—iao, Mr.Mnu'm , Sour., P. 0. U. \\T C. T. V—HKUUIiAK MKl.TiNLi VV . every Wodnoailay aftornoon nl Q o'eloei; ut. Uio W. V. T. U. 1 Iciule, iuu! .is, I'mi.HliiH St. Loynl I.ejiloii In lhe mme pli'.ee every I-'rliUiy iiffei'nooii.--Mi;s. .1 AS, CuN-MNiMiA-sr, I're.-iliteiit; to in.. J. A. _'vs- MNiiiiAM, Heiird-try, VSION hODGB Nn. U, A. V. a A. si.— Tho regular moot* Ings of LbiH Lodgo aro held In . Hi*. M.isoiile Temple on lbeilr?t Wednesday In e.ieh HHmtii.al ;:;:m ..'.-IsH'l; p. in. f'n's.uriiii!''I'R'llirt-n are cordially invlle.l lo ul lend.—W. 0.0'ATiiA.*-*. Sois BOAUU OF THADB, Hoard Room, ' Oddfellows Ihiek H!ni;!i, up-slalr.-' Counoll moots ou tbu ib.-t Vi'edin*-iiny In encli montli, nt I p. uu Quarterly incotlngs-jn tbe'j-jud of Feb., Wny., Aug., and .Nov., at 7:11(1 p, in. New lueinlu-iH mny be prnjiusi-d nnd ideeledat any tjuar* terfy muutlng,—1), Ronsoiv, Soo. BMW a B-U-tE., LI.L I'MHSDNSi IlAVINd OLAIMS aealnst (lie I'mceKidon Cvtiituitfin- •croinic'-iodfosend in th"lr nononuta In eon ol* liefurc M.ihinlnv llu-51 li lim, ft. .1. TlfO.Ml's-ON, qt'Std Clialrniau. W, C» LOYE, m mmm\ notHtlrliiK ..tally Done. Cork Sole work ii 9ppctnlty. uarbriers promptly attended to, Olarkson St., mrenrot Colonial Hotol, nr.\t lo Itand Uioii.'olllRO. dnelle Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBU STREET, New Westminster, B.C. -rar Satisfaction guarasstcsssl, daplBtis V8S5TORS Onn save money byoalUnffttt Crake's Jewelry Store, Nonr His' Post Ollloc. DiiMl-l'simf Stcsss-Wlsssllsssf nml BoliisiB Wnlllisssss iss- Elgin Wulislii'S, S'J OO. ZtZay.-W-.--Z---z, SU7.CO. A Inrssi'Kliii'k nf llislil mill Blivcr Wsstt'lsos, CIiis'.sss, Hiiifis, Ac, nt jsrlcofi ssislscitnl of. Wiid'lii'N ss-iisnsnli'il tss'oynni'ii. Pliiloil Wins', III" Miii'sl. ijiiiil- lly nt BOTTO'I 1'UICKS. The only place in net Spisctu- elcs 8nlciittlically Hulled to Hi.'jsif. Ijy&l! Till' SitSCnt llSSortlSlOQLOl EiiSKissi! Tivewls, Wdl'stCllS, sVliM'.Y I'iinliiigs, Ap., &p„ juat W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH. (Lato Parlnerof John McVidter) MINING HNOINEF.lt, U.B. A I'UOVIN- CIAI.HU1WKY0U,-AHBAYfiB. MAH0NI0 TBMPJ.H Hl-OOK, VANCOOVBR, Brit. Col'. UflTBellable ronorta, underground snr- vejH and maps of mines executed at low rnien. Assays mndo on all kinds of minerals, gold und silver bars, TIMrly yeara' oxperlcnco in mining lu Asia, Europe and United States of Amerimi. Speaks ten liintjiiaj-es. Assays from a distanco promptly attended to. Address Vancouver, IJ, C. ddol7to THOSE WISHING FREE-HAND Crayon .Wator Golor or Pastel PORTRAITS [For dlsrlsisisiss] Sllsoiilil l.i'isvis tlselr Os'iiors Early ss'ltls l¥iiss Llr-mlo Lewis Orders taken diirlnj- the E.-iblbillon nt IhoExhibiUonl'iilldlni'. * liislrucllon in Drawing and Painting ni .Sliidio-i'iiit. Ki.vai, Avk.A MakvSt. dwso21ml Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESH~"f™ILSC Delivered Ually iflCuslomcrs in all purls of tlm City. Hotels anil Hestaurunts supplied nl &po* olal Kates by tlio year. Delivered at.'Market lUiles. Orders loft at iM SJN0i.Ani'H will bo promptly attended lo. WHAVBH & WOODWARD, dJolSyl Proprietors. I. sjm3 iVssisllsiilk'ltosl. Arsiisii-oiiK lllock, Nosv slsv Wostsssluslor. tssliSSIo 330-331! CORDOVA STJtKKT, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers and Dealers In OP Alii. DJt'JOIUTIONS, MARINE WORkT SPECIALTY. ilsvill'20lis IT IS AN tnfPBNIADU! PACT THAT O jSk. SB- VC S3 E~" £3! Temple of Music! Is tlso risirn lis Hoy Flnt-Ulnsn pianos -*» m_um> At sueh Pi'liiesnnd Tonus as will Hall Any Iteaiiouablo Buyer. Vancouvor, SS. i'. 230 IIlUll tigs'St. WOHl, dapbile Canadian Pacifio Railway, PACIFIO DIVISION, Gen'l Superintendent's Office. OWNERS AND MASTEHR OF VISH* sols and oilier Craft, navljriillnn tbe l-'rafiprUlvi-i-arc emit loiied to l.eep within 11,e Muovm pidnteil lied and White, re- s-lii:c11vely,:it 111'! jM1ss1i.ii llrlilsrc, US illll'- l.'i'I liii! i-iiiislnu'liiiii of the Hrlit-*o, niivl- Kalloii 'lieliveen llie banks ot the Itiver Il:i.I lin- I'.lio.v; \y, -lu i:!,",'n,iiH, owing topi 1(1(1 beir,--driven there. H. ABBOTT, G*.no:'ftl Buperlntcndout. Vnucouver, B. tt, 7th May, I8SD. dmyfile NOTICK I.- IIKKKI1Y ClIVKN THAT the partnership heretofore sirbsist- Int' between the iindersfRned under lho lln:- naiiin of Comorfonl & MeDougnlt, Merehiint Ti'llor.**', Inu; been dissolved this dny |>y mutual consent. All aeeouiils owing ibe late firm arc to he paid to j. A, McDougall, and nil elnlms ngalnst tho said firm will bo settled by blm. T. COMGRKORD. .1, A. McDOtTGALL. ' New Wc-si., Aug. 31, IK-SI1. till, J. I McOougall WIMj CONTINUE Till*. DnSINESS under his own name, at tho same store, on Columbia slreet, next to F. Crake's, A eonllniiimee of tbo public jialroniigc Is respectfully .solicited. Siills- fattloti gun ran teed. dwseoto Another eonslgnmciit of Qoods Just arrived. Wo hnvo now!*ot. The Heat English, Scotch an<l French <f-,oods That can lie had in the inaibei. Poslllve* lylbo ehoieesl, sc'cclloii of I'antlriL*s lu tin* eity, and nlnrlpos to suit everybody. Call and booonvmiufd. No li'oulileiosbnw goods. All are web'fimo In inspect, whether ihey buy or nol. All work guaranteed, antl done on the shortest possible notice. ™™^_™a:^_£*__-C3™a_,y' Science of Dress Gutting Which Insures n perfect 111. every timo and 1.-* mi eu.-y thm a child can tindersland 11. beggs"&heard, Lcadinci Mci-chnnt Tailors, 1 Hour West of Dloltlsssoss's Dsslolsor shop, ilssilslyl sa COLUMBIASIH1SET, a (AlioulL'l'. JI.,Sn|il. II) a n men I'uici'SiN iiodtsanii^ h shoes. | -111' A 1,1, OUl.TAS STOCK 1NS3 i BOOTS k SHOES. _ si ALL UliOABl) FOR IIIGHB fi PHIOES. z ft HlOOO MEN, WOMEN ,t CHIL-S « DP.EK, | £ To Buy Boots tlmt 11 Boots ° 'fl. B. WINTEMUTE'S! BIUN OF TIIE BUFFALO, dwaoiatc Cot.umiita Stiiskt. NOTICE. Ahh CLAIMS AGAINST TIIE IESTATB1 of lhe late llnpeila Hilvil, Irndi-r, Hopo, R. C, must bo in hy 1st November, 1880, toJAMKS AVAHDLK, IIojio, Administrator, doe 1 ml 2iTOTIO*E™ I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT sixty [lio] daya after dato I intend to mako application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd Works for permission to -pur* chase tho following tractor pnrcelof land, Viz: An Island In Now Westminster District north of Lot 101 [McNnb's ranche] Inthe Frnser River, containing flvo [5] ncreB, more or less. HENRY E, HARLOCK. Lndner'H Landing, Sept. 12,1880, d2m asroTioB. VTOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN THAT ll nppllciillon will be made to the Lf-ir- Ishiltvo Assembly of tbo Province of Brlt- isli Coluinljla at Its next session for nn act to Incorporate a company to construct., oporatonnd maintain a stroot railway ln tbe city of New Westminster, and to ftfiqulro lnnds and do all things neoessary for Ule pnrniHcsii.'i>n--;:dd. Dnled this ijlii day of September, 1880. IV DOUGLAS. HENRY V. EDMONDS, dsoSQtc For selves ami other"-. NOTICE. VTOTICf- lft HEREBY GIVKN THAT i;N Blxty dnys after dale wo Intend lo apply to i be Chief Commissioner of Lnnds and Wnrks for leave to purchase tbo following land-', situate in tbo DiRtrlctot NewJivoBtm luster, ami desorlbd hb follows! Lot™ ono hundred nnd tlilrty-one 11.111, one hundred and thlrty-flvo [IKI, one hundred and thirly-slx [188]; one nuu- nred and thirty-eight [188], anil ono bnn- dreil and forfy-oiiefl-il], lu Group One of said District., eontaliilng eight hundred acres, moro or less. Dated loth September, 1880. ANDREW LEAMY dsolo-2m .1. h. GILLESPIE. W. R. AUSTIN'S FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Bark, ttb- Ac,, dC. LEAVE ORDERS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF. dinyjgtg J.W. WINGER DKAI-KKIN Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming Dono on Short Notice nnd nt Renson- nt-lo Terms, SAN JUAN LIME Always ln Stock. Orders left ut the 0. P. N. Wharf will bo promptly delivered. dmh20te WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE ■tTOTic__. NOTICE IR HEREBY OIVEN THAT !I0 days from dato wo Intond to apply to tho Oblef Commissi oner of Lands nnd Works for permission to lease, for timbering purposes, the following described lands situated In New Westminster District: Commencing at a squared post setnn llie cast side of a creek, about ono milo from its mouth, situated north-westerly from Woolridgo Island, Howo Sound; tbonoo north 40 cbs,, west 10 ohs., north lochs., westlflehs., norlh liJOcbs,, west.10 cha., nortii aochs., west 20 cbs., north 60 ehs., west 00 chs., south SO chs., oast 50 cbs,, south 120 cbs., east. 20 chs,, sonth 80 cbs., enst 20 chs,, south 20 chs.. east 20 chs., south 20 ohs., oast 20 chs., to place of commencement-containing 1000 ncres, moro or less. ROYAL OITY PLANINO MILLS CO. "Limited], .Toiik Hotiiv, MnniiKcr. New Westminster, Sept. (ilh, 1881!. dscliml Railway Bonus By-Law, 1889 j-l Dy-littv to raise by loutt the sum of $tr,r,,000.00 for the purpose of giving a bonus to ihe New Vest mi aster Southern linilway Company and to grunt to the said Company certain lands and privileges. WHEREAS, il Is cspmiluut lo secure tbe construction imd operation of Ibe 11 lie nf railway nnd oiher works mentioned in the Aet of n*,. Logls*. latlvo Assembly of the Province of lli-lti..h Colum bla. incorporating lhc NowWot-U-'lhsloi' Southern hallway (Jo, and tlie act. amending the said net of Incorporation, lh iho manner provided ror by certain articles ot agreement bearing dale tlio tenth day of September, ouo thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, executed hy tho M.iyornnd Clerk of 1 he city of New Westminster (but so as not lo im binding unless and until this by-hiw shall enmo Into force) and now deposited with tbo said clerk. Ami WilKiiEAS, for Ibe purpose of raising the said sum of 3155,000.00, lt is necessary to issue debenture*- for tliat nmount; And WHBitBAB, tho total amount re* quired lo bo raised annually by speoial rate for paying lho said debentures and Interest thercpn, as hereinafter provided, Is 310,8.50.00; Ak» wiiKitiu*', the nmount of the whole rateablo property of tho said city according to llio Inst revised assessment roll Is $2,510,213,00; A>'DwirnnKA9,tbo total nmountof the existing debt of tho snld City ts $200,OOaOO. TiiEiiRKoiti*, the Mnyor nnd Aldermen of lho elly of New Wostminstor fn council assembled enact as follows: 1. It shall lio lawful for the Mayor of tho oity of NewWestminster to raise byway Of loan from any person or persons, body nr bodlos corporate, who mny ho willing In advance the same upou lho credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, the sum of 8165,000.00, and onnso tlio same to be paid into tiic hands of ihe Treasurer of lhe said cily for tho purpose hereinbefore rcoltod. 2, II shall be lawful for lhe said Mayor to cause any number of dobontures to bo made ench for such sum of money not less than sJoOO.oti, or an equivalent expressed hi hounds Merlingnf llio United Kingdom of Great Britain ami Ireland at a value of S1.8HB!) to the pound sterling, .us maybe required, and all such debentures shall bo scaled with tho seal of the corporation of tho city of New Westminster and signed by tlio Mnyor und countersigned by lho Treasurer thereof. ;i. The snld debentures shall be mndo payable in flftyycnrs from Iho tiny hore- Innficr mentioned for this bv-Inw to tako England,as (he counoil of the corporation of the said city may direct, 4, Tho snid dobenture*) shall have coupons athicbed tor the payment of interest at tho rate of flvo per centum pernunum on tho nmount of said dobontures, 6. For tho purposo of forming a sluicing fund for tho payment of the debt hereby created and tho interest thereon ns and when the same shall becomo due a speoial rato of four mills and onc-thlrd or ono mill hi tlie dollar shnll bo raised and levied in each year upon nil the raleable property In thu said oity of New Wesln* in* sdr in ntttlttton to all other rates. (). Th« sum of-firiD.Oiii.DO shnll ho applied at. ti bonus to tho New Wch( m insierSouthern Hallway Company, and shall bo payable to the said Compnny atthe tlniesllm- iled by thesaid lu pari welled artioles of agreement for tho payment thoreof hy tho said Company, and so mueh of thesiim of S-i.HOn.OO as maybe requisite shall bn applied and be pnyalilnns lln-reln piovl- ileil.and lhc residue, If any, shnll he np- piled lo snob purposes of the municipal* ily as the council may direct. 7. It shall bo lawful for tbe Mnvor and Clerk of tho corporation of tbe eity of New Wostiulnst'.Tto mnke and enter Inlo for and in the namo of and on behalf of thn snld corporation all deeds containing all suoh covenants, agreements, provlsoBfiml cimdltlons ns mny he expedient for tho iiiiTvlug out. of tho aforesaid In pnrtrn- ciled iirllelc-j of agreement, such deeds bolnfl-first approved of by the council of the hii Id corporation. K. All property of the snld Company which It mny bo possessed of at any timo shall bo nnd Is hereby exempted from taxation by tho corporation of the citv of NowWosLnihistoriluringthOflonstrunt'loi. of the lino of rnllway nnd other works of tho Company, mul for Iwonty-flve years from (he completion thereof. 0. The ferry servico by-law, 18$), and tho workshops' bonus by-law,I8881 nre hereby repealed. in. so muoh of any othor by-Inw or bylaws of tho corporation of tho oity of New Westminster as may ho nt var lance or Inconsistent with this by-law Is hereby repealed. 11. This by-law shnll, beforo tho final pussnge thereof, receivo the assent of the electors uf I he corporation In the manner provided hy the New Westminstor Act of I88B,*ftml amending Acts. 12. Thlff by-lawflunll como into force on the 2,'ilh dayof October, 1880. Ill, This by-law may bn cited as tho I toil wny Bonus By-Law, 1880, Hy-biwrend a lirst time on Iho second dayof September, 1880, By-law read a socond time on the 10th dayof September. 18811, M-Gib Dealer! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col Bryan O'Lynn had no boots for to wear, So he came to Westminster to buy him a pair. "I'll have one pair of thick ones and one pair of thin, If I can find J. Rousseau's," says Bryan O'Lynn. He hunted the stores all along the main route, Says he, "The right one I've not yet found out. I want j. Rousseau—I'll buy only from him, For he sells the cheapest," says Bryan O'Lynn. He stepped a little west of McKenzie street, He met Rousseau's sign—sure it was a great treat; He lifted the latch, and Jim stood within. " I've found it at last," says Bryan O'Lynn. We showed him both Calf Boots, Kip and Cowhide, The ones we praise mostly, without seams at the side. We have Boots of all kinds, from Quebec and Berlin; " Sure you have boots for the million," says Bryan O'Lynn. He bought him his boots, which of course were no trash, He paid down the money, for we sell only for cash; To the public he says, "Be not taken in, But buy from J. Rousseau," says Bryr.n O'Lynn. " If there is a leak in the toe or side of your shoe, Just take it to Rousseau, that's all you need do; He will peg it or patch it just while you are in, And the charge seems like nothing," says Bi-yan O'Lynn. C. McDONOUGH, (LDNDBOM'S BUILDINO, FRONT STREET) <3T Hfehoat Prico paid for Fare nnd Peer Hides. Correspondence Invited, »s_Telepaonc Call No. 0, djastc DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot ov Dooouih Street, Near COIjUMWA 6TREBT. J. FI5UGVSO}™, PROPRIETOR F RESH BREAD, CAKEfJ, I'ASTRY, Confectionery, etc., etc. Hotel and Restaurant trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to and tlelivL-i-cl loany partof Ihoclty. dmhSSy In (-he Supreme Court of British Coluiubin. Between JOSEPH JtJtOWN, Plaintiff, AST) T.K. MARTIN, Drfcndunl, NOTICE IS ILEREBY OIVEN THAT an Order hns bean made iu the iibi-ve-ii-.enijoneil action hearing dale the JTtii day of l-'eplember, insinnl. whereby 1(, wuh t,n1*-r.-.| lhat servico of (he Writo/ Nil in in ons herein nud said Order upon T..T Trapp, Esquire, and the mulling of ciiples of lhe nnni-. |,y prepaid Icltcrad- dr.-MS'-l [., llie unove-iKiini'ddefetnlaiil nl lit .riii.i, N.\\.T.(ui*il Mielmitrlion of this liollee in Tin-: IStirnsn <"..] r-iniA**.- nows- p..porroro!i<!iiiimi!i,-i|i..i'|<i l>,.--os>.| nnd 8timcieiili.er.-ii''> of tlm Writ, of Summons herein, nnd that Indefaultot D-ppearnnco thoplalntilt muy proceed at- if personal service bad been em-clod, And ll was furthor ordered Dint lho said defendant should appear to the said writ within threo months aftor such service. Dated 18th day o/ September, A. D. I8SD. CORBOULD. McCOLL A JENNS, dselSml Bolldtora for the Plaintiff. NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE I a truo copy of the proposed By-lnw wbloh will bo taken Into consideration by iho Municipal Council of tho oltyof New Westminstor aftor ono month from Iho first publication thoreof ln the Burr- inu Coi.umiiian newspaper, which first publication took place ou tho Ilth day of September, 1880, nnd tlmt a voto of tbo electors of tho eity will bo taken on said proposed By-lnw on tbo mil dny of oe- Inber, lftRf*> between tho hours of ll o'clock n. tu. nnd 6 o'clock p. in., nt, tho following places,namely: In Wnrd No. 1, atthe rcsiileiicoof H. Calbick, Dublin stroet, In snldWanli In Wiml No. 8, nt the offlco of the Into Dominion Sawmill Co., Hiobnrd Htreou In said Ward: in Ward No. fl, nt tho City Hull, In said Wnrd; In Ward No. 4, nl St. Louis Colleire, Itlnekwnod street, In said Ward. dselltil I), ROBSON, TIME_OARD. o. ™-». -oo-. oo. The Fine First-Cluss Str. William Irving Will Lossvis Uso (;, ]'. N. Co.'s Wlsnrl, nnrn*3*5r Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M, . FOR CHILLIWHACK AND WAV PORTS. Rolssrsslsig Every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When suillcieiit inducement offers she will proceed to HOPE nnd on snch occasions will leave her wharf at 4 a. m. Con ncrrt Ing wtth the C. P.N. Co. ■« Stenmer for Victoria. JOHN IRV1NH, Manaipir. T. h- RRICUH, Agont, Now Westminster. dap3te 3D*B_™X™EJ-; MT GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on HnnsI an Esttonsivo Stook of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes. Hats & Caps, Crockery, Glassware, &e. JS-DWr-B JJb 7BO-S-8' BUITS. Great Variety of Hon-ehold Artioles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOEB, IsIME and GENEEAI, STORES. N. B,—Farm Produce bought at market rates os aold on commission. ass-Onlcm from llse Interior promptly attended to. Uwjestc CASTORIA for Infants and Children. "Oss.Sorlsls-owtIl-AspSed-ochMrMSls.11 CSutorU mm Colls. OouUtntlors, ls-sctsmmenditun**)ft*4or*osur.*--eserinUonl Sossr Htos-ssscls, Diarrhnsis, SnictnSloss, tosownlom.." ttl^sVKlC I ^JZ™* *i'6* *,oe•,• *»" °ro°0t" "* meo.(M-i-llilamklra,K,T. I Wll£*stlalurloni ns-dlnatlnsi, Il« Oa-STISSB COscpust, 11 Murray Streot, K. T. 0: Time Table. ^-"c-rfet THE STEAMEK isMf .OBERT DUNSMUIR T EAVK9 WESTlIINSTEIt every Moll- .|J day moruiiis at 7 o'clock for Nnnnimo, via \'tineouvfr, reluming Tuesday, via Vancouver. Loaves Westminster every Wednesday ul 7 a. m. for Nanaimo direct, connecting with Islund railway and Comox steamer. Leave*. Nanaimo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays ami returns Some days. Leaves Nnnnimo on R-iturdiiyat7u.nl, for Westminster dlieet. For freight or piuisnsjo apply nu board, or to T. L. Unions, C. P. N. wharf, dto Eligible Lots Corner Park Lane & Pelham Street, Adjoining the now residence of H. V. Edmonds, Vs.. FINEST RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN TIIE CITV. BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. Theso lots svill bo sold on easy terms. For pssrllculsirs sslsply oss Uso gsssundson OMiltor MONDAY, fflnl Sept. dsoielo KSTABHS1IEB 1859. ROBT. DrCKINSON BUTCHER, \cnrl) iii'isissitis the Oolonlnl Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER. THB UHOEST AND CHOICEST assortment of all tlesoriptlsra. of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fun. illcs, Ruatau rants, nml Stiumhoats ftt the City «lerk LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. -ISrOTICB. N AND APTEK MONDAY, OOT. 7, v^ ISfitl. svo Use undersigned Dry Ooods assd Clotlslsss- Merchants of Now West- sntsssser will close Olsr respective plaoos of business every evening nt 7 o'cloclt sharp, except Saturday. JAS. ELLARD & CO. MRS. WM. RAR OGLE, CAMPBELL* FREEMAN. WALKER* SHADWELL. J. E. PHILLIPS. OGLE, CAMPBELL A CO. W. * G. WOLFENDEN. New West., Sept. 28,1889. dse28w2 Feed,LiyeryiSale STABLES. Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, ■E-EOraiBITOB. GOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES for Hire. Hacks call et all steamers and Trains. Speoial attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Ordors may be left at the Offlce 0/ Ma* • ™lll| - ------ North Britisli & Mercantile _TI*R*E3 INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, - 815,000,000.00 -l™0si,000. Fire Funsl nnd Reserve, 811,- 212,720. Not Premiums, 1888,85,IW0,«30. OF LONDON. capital, • $9,133,000.00 RATES AS LOW AS ANY OTHER COMPANIE8 DOINH BUSINESS .IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. J. C3-. J-^QTTES Agent for Now Westminster City and District. dje2_tc To In Francisco, Cal, BY WAY OF THE Southern Pacific Company's X.XJVXI. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. QUICKER IN TIME THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE BETWEEN falUnltlha frum C-t'NO 8CENIC BOUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CABS For Aoeonssnnilistlois ol second-Ola*, raa- sengers, ssttisohed lo Express Train-. Far. Irons Portland lo Sacramentoi anu San Franolsoo-Unllnslted, 125; Flrst- olass (Limited), tm; second-ohm (Limited , SIS. THROUOH TICKETS ts) all points Sout' and East, via California. TICKET OFFICES: ClTYOlSFSCB, Na 181 Cor. Fll"st A Aisle Streets; Depot OrnoR, Cor. V A Front SI reels; Portland, Oregon. a KOEBLKR, K. P. lfogBIIS. HanH.r. AMLD, F. A F.A'c HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed f Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS AR!. NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINiiLE RIBS At Special LowIUtcH. hjiiyn< All Mtf Iiiiiij' Done at Shortest > it ice. Jrr Coriiu-oftd delivered o any part of the City. Orders by Telephone will r -colve prompt attention. •aratntiles nearly opposi e O, V. R.De- pot, Colombia St., Kev Westminster. djallte QILLEY BR 38. Profs. BRITISH COUMBIA laiiatasifflfiiiijBflcj (XJZ-___X_2_-.X: I THOMAS ALLSOP, 1 HENRY S. MASON, ■ 1 OUYLER A. HOLLAND, J DEAD OFFICE s 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Slreet, LONDON, EN(1. Tlso Businoss ol ALLSOP .•: MASON tans been merged In tbe nbove 'oisspisisy aud will bo oarried on by tbo Company Irom tbls dnte ns a gonentl LuskI Investment aud Insssrauoo Agenoy. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortfisge at Low Rates. Toss'is Lots nnd Fisrnslssg Lnnils for Sale oss easy terras. Victoria, £. C., May lOtli, 1887. dsvjlys TO 8ME1& IF yOD WANT TO ENJOY A OOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, ,t„, MAINLAND. IThey are not only mado of the . hnicest Tobacco ont thev are of Home Manufacture, and should be patronized by all good oiti/cns. WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, 1IOLI1ROOK IHjlLI'iN*., COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WE8TMINITER. dwl7uoly WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries! And PROVISIONS. —ALSO— * WELl-SELECTED I OCK OF DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWE8T PRICES. LUNDBOHM-S BLOCK, ClM.Ua uml, mw We-ia.la.--r noldwly L DAIIiY BBITISH OOinMBIAW, MEW WESTMINSTER, ft 0„ OOTOBEE 5, 1889. JJiUii $riliah Columbian tjaturrlar Evtuln*:, Oet. ISSU. AfiVEfiTtfilNQ RATES FOR THE MILT. TrAanlf mi A«lv* nuiinr nts.-First Inser- I'liii, 111 cts. por illio Hiilid nonimrt'li; each im hsfKiuantoonsocutlvelnsortfon,Sots, per tine. A.lvi'iiiiiemcnlB not Insortcil every iii,y-llr-it insertion, 10 ots. per line; snljse* ijimmi: Insertions, fl cts, per line. Hlnndlni Advert Ir-eme-m.—J-rofesslon- ul or iHuhIiicmh Cards—S2 per montli. Special mtt-s for general trade advert!stuff, iieenrdlng to space occupied and duration i.t -'iiiitriict, iu. ll-ui Haiti, when displayed, charged .:- ,<i-r cont. less tban IraiisU-nl advts, 1/ -.1 Id, chiiit,'[)d at regular transient rates, .■...cf Inl ft ni tr---, iiinoiiK reading matter, .0 nts, per line enoh Insertion, Special-' :tisi.| :»-ii by tbe month nt reduced rates. Itlr-liH.MarrlaBOSand Deaths, II for each UMuiUon; Funeral Notices in connection ■vith -lentnti,Mots, each Insertion. WEEKLY ADVEDTISIrlO RATES. Trait iti ent Advertise ineiits.—First Insertion, liietJ. per lino suiid nonpareil; huIj- m-i|ii. ut insortfoiiD, T cts. per line. MliiiiilltiK AdvertIsuiunnta.—Professional or UusluesB Unril*,—$1.50 per montb. Special rates for general trado advertising, Bpcolat Notices, lliiihs, Marringes and Dentlis, samo rates as Daily. tJJittltmi'Mheall metal,ami forlurgeeuts nn ejtrn rale will bo cinuj--.it. nut* 1'.Tunis sending In lutv'-i-tl-icmonts slioiild lie curuftil lo >!:iic whether llu-v DrntonppOftrlli ll.e bally Kditl'Hi, or tlie Wunkly.orbotb. A liborul rcdnoUon Is Jiiiidawhen liisi'iiisi in hoth, Ifo ailver* iiMemniii Inserted for loss than si. sri',:-"n HI' Its Who rrom (lllli- Biimi ilonotrooelvoil the Curriers or , will cunfera in to the Offloo of p ih ihll iltfi OH; IV 1 ■all r regularly, ti the Post iportingtbo ni at once. ._\l ADVERTISE!.,!-'. 15 VHIS DAY. Notico Waited linn id Display..... ... ,'£, fe". Higginson .W.TumbuU&Co. .. ...Mrs. Wm. lino 0,/nter cocktiils nt Club tnloon. * 'Fresh Ear-torn Oysters nt lt, J. Aril->t!-0!l(*'B. tc M alters nnd Mllligan's nuw wharf will bo finished next wook. Tho Delta took down ii heavy load of r< ck for tho sandheada, yesterday, W m cmou woro busily engaged all day emoving tho decorations from the stre ts. TJto Dntistuuir arrived from Nanaimo hin afternoon witli tho usual pas- k-ji'i )r* and freight. fl ulker Sa Oo. have Sapperton Lots iioui Kew Hospital and Ross-Mac* tart) i Milla, at old prices. * U on A: Puingdostra havo just ro- ceiv d t lino consignment of pipes nnd oiga a, direct from Europe. *tc Tho flog stall'ot tho cily hall was hlov u n foot or two out of plumb by iho (tali) on Tuesday night. Ojte coinpletoly tHiralyzgd drunk wns locommodatea with lodgings nt tho poln e 'station tliis morning. D.*. Hohloalngor, of Han Frauoiaoo, tho lolcd Hoalor and Test Medium, is nt Mrs, Sliraky's, Oolumbla st. * Although ovory boat and train loft the city t.i-day fairly packed tlio stmt* scorned ns lively i\e ever. aiiyplnoL'flworo __^^__— Oliinoso lan tern i and scraps of all kinda of decoration;. Tho Knights of Pythias, not tlie For- reatirs, ahould have been credited with a place in tho grand procoaaiou on Thursday. Mr W. L. Johnson A* Co., of Gum* bier Island, Howe Sound- took iho limit prizo for shingles at tho provincial oxhibition. It chards, Haywood & Mackintosh linve 5-ncro Brownsvlllo lut*- at •'-•20 an nera; bnlf cash, balance iu 0 montha, u-ithout intefost. aulOml Barg'tin hunters will do well to look thi-ougli \V. &, 11. Wolfenden'a atock of Dry QoodB, Hats and Clothing, now clearing at cost. Jtc The "whito wings tlmt novor grow weary" were given an airing to dny on the wai'-flhips. Also a onmpUnient of shirts and Ikuucls. Sermons to-morrmv at St. Paul's R, E..ohuroh on the fts-llfiwingsubjoots: •The lloyal Visit"| oven* inquest rostpuucil. Tiio jury summoned lo hold an in* qUBt uu tho body of tlie lato William Montgomery, accidentally kiliod by locomotive No, 9(1 on Wednesday morning, assembled tit tho city bull this morning at 10 o'clock, Mr. Coronor Ferris presiding. The medical evidence of Dr. Fagan had juat been taken and nunther witness was nbout to bo called when ouo of tho jurymen, named John Burns, fell iu an epileptic fit. Ho wns removed from tho building to the police Station andDr. Faganat- teudud professionally and admit) ate rod tho necessary restoratives. As liurna was unable to resume his plnco on the jury, Mr. Ferris adjourned tho inquest until this evening at A o'clock. Theatreetato-dayiti n Uttered with "butted" J'iiu arm ii fable <'« wc hi -tin ns. It would appear that uilunco litis boon taken by somo of our Victoria friends at whut thoy considered to be unfair and uncivil treatment at the meeting in tlio city hnll last night. The circumstances under which tho mooting was hold should, to any reasonable person, afford a sudiciont excuse for tiny casual hastiness of ex* praaaion or apparent discourtesy of manner manifested towards any of tho speakers in tho evening. Wo only have time to touch upon ono point tonight, and that is the fact lhat nearly every individual of tho largo number prosout at the meeting was anxious to get through tho businoss of tho ovening with na littlo delay aa posaiblo, in order to get out uud witness tho lire- works display; henco must of tho impatient nud hasty remarks, by irro- prcssiblo persons in tho crowd, during tho ovening. onr Athletes. Tlio athletes of Westminster hare again succeeded in covering themselves with glory, and the peoplo of the Royal City owo thom some sort of a public recognition for sustaining not only thoir past reputation, but for adding additional honors to themselves and the city generally. During tbo celebration just closed our athletes came oft' victors in every contest entered into with outaido clubs, and their ability to repeat those succes-ic-i is un questioned. What wo now suggest is that tlio mo- dais to gallantly won should bo presented to Die winners at a public meeting, specially called for that purpose. Thia will be a pretty way of showing the appreciation in which our athletes aro held, and it will also on- courage them and the rising generation to maintain tho supremacy of the Royal City ngninst all comers. Let action bo taken ou this suggestion. A Strange Accident. A fow days ago the littlo daughter of Mr. Joseph Patterson, of Blount Lehman, while playing with a sharp axe, by aomo chanco struck tho edge against hor bare foot, completely severing tho middle too between tho first and second joints. The strango part of tho accident waa that, although the axo waa large nnd tho foot small, no damtn'o even to Ihe extent of n scratch was done oxcept to the ono toe. Mr. Patterson dressed tho injured foot himself and an hour later tho lutlo girl wns running about agniu playing herself as unconcernedly as if nothing had happened. A GREAT MEETING. VOLUME VII.-NO. 83, M and t i jiwnj I fivo- d bftbl t. A I ing—" The .econd Death." A rille team from II, M. 8. Icarus and ti'ithev from tho N. W, Hiilo As* h loiatioo shot a friendly mutch on the Brownsville ranee thi*. afternoon. The f-.toiunors woro all late in gotting oil* t lis morning, being detained to re* ceivt tho exhibits which could not ho removed from tho grounds last night, Si: men of II. M. 3, Icarus have des?-ted since tlmt ship arrived at Wos minster. Tho chief of police haa I., on officially notified by Captain Slrol'e1 to look out for thom. Tl or.' was a froo*for*all tight in the bar oom nf tho Union Hotel last night, Somo hard hitting was doue by the officers; ono of tho marines pros nt, getting a terrible smash in tho (ico fnmt ono of thu policeman for uttsii iptiitg to Interfere with tho officer. The row wnsi.ulokly (juolh'd. A 'iir.'« number of people visited the Ittnris and Acorn thii afternoon and won most hiLiuUomely treated by tho oilioi iii nn board, From captain to jnnitr middy the nltiourn of these vessi hi ure spoken of as a most eour- teotu and hospitable lot of gontlomon, impression of them canicdl ■ livery visitor wai of tho moat le luutri,'. The vessels will pro* n'l on Tuesday. uijiiurmt oitiuen and a wel* knot n Scandinavian salmon oainior unit i hia morning opposite tlio Coin- trial ■ ml tho latter called tho former n vih man, wliich tho farther promptly coun ored with a blow on the Inl tor's motif i. A polico officer prosont, worn* od the P. ii. not to repeat thu blow, and 1 o managed to rustrnm himsolf from ''h tiling into" his traducor nnd ■•iviii * him a terriblo trouncing. Tho sidewalk ontho smith sidu of Agiles street* went of Clement atreet, nhoit d bo protected liy a railing of some Burt Last evenintf aa the crowds were oomiugdowii from tho exhibition, two little children were noticed standing not only on tho very verge of tho deep gorge below, but ouo of thom netuBlly stood out oil nu ond of one of tho planks. Thu slightest touch would hnvo plunged thom down into tho rugged glon; thoy wero fortunately taken aire of by nemo considerate persons in the crowd. Tho Xhminimi Illustrated for Sept. 28 contain* four eftectivo views of scenes connected with tho mount din nater nt Quebec, These engratungs «ivu a corroot impreBalon of tho neighborhood and nature of the casualty, mid nre sure tu be appreciated. Several pages aro devoted to tho illustration of the Halifax enrnival, of whicli some capital views ure given, Tho rest of the number ia up to tho usual standard, and, although, this week's iasue is of more than ordinary interest. The Ihmtnion Illustrated Ib published by the Dominion Illustrated Publishing Company, of wliich Mr. G. K D.-simrnlfj is managing'editor. Subscription, $4. Addrcsi; 7.'!Kt. James street, Montreal. POLICE COURT. (BoforoT. 0. Atkinson, P, jr.) Jim, u MiiS'-uim Indian, was gathered in last night for being drunk und disorderly, 11 o was linod $5 and len days' hard Inbor. Jim, a Fort Rupert Indian, was alao drunk and disorderly last niglit and git off with a fino of 85. Ah Sing, the Ohinnmtiu on remand for supplying Lucy, nn Indian woman, with Chinoso wino, waa fined $50 and sohtenced to two mouths' imprisonment with hard labor. D. M. Weitcott and William Hall, charged with nn infraction of tho li qor license bylaw, namely, by having it their possession al the fair grouiuU U quantity of liquor for sale. Thero wuh no appearance nnd n warrant was issued for their nrrest, for disobeying the summc-is. ./nines Miller nnd J. Cambridge, chained with an in fraction of the liquor license bylaw, asked fora remand un t'l ten o'elook Monday morning, to so* .•ure witnesses* Remand granted. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria PERSONAL. A. 0, Wells left for Ohilliwaok today. Judge Bole has returned from Ottawa. Job. Orr, M.P.P., returned to Vanoouver to-day, W, II, Ladner and wifo left for homo this morning. U. 11, Alexander, of Vancouver, was in lho city yesterday. Wm, Dolby loft for Victoria thia morning by tho atr. Princess Louise, A, St. George Hammersley, of Vancouver, and wife, were in tho city yea- toiday, II. Kipp waa a ptiRSongor by tho steamer Irving this morning fur Chilliwack. Dr, Robertson, of Vanoouver, took in tins celebration aud returned homo laat night, (h A. M-TftVish, of Victoria, left for homo to-dny on the BteamorPrln* ci'MK L utiae. 0. W. Chadsey and wifo, of Bumoa, lofi. for homo after a plenum it visit to the royal city. 1. Kipp loft for Chilliwack thii niOMtlnggreatly pleased with hin visit to tliu royal oity. ltev. Mr. Small, of Lytton, arrived home yesterday from an os tended visit to England. Chan, E. Woods returned lo tlm eity yimtiirtiay after a protracted visit to the northern coast. John Jiiiultbe-i oamo over from the terminal city yesterday aud tvltucised the sports nud races, Oapt. .Vorsiiop nnd wifo, of Vancouver, wero thu guest- of Mrs, Oh D. Hryinnor on Thursday. J. It. Bowell, collector of customs, Vancouver, after enjoying the celn* brat lon loft for home last night. Uishop Silliloo left for Vancouver thia afternoon to conduct ihe oponlng services of Christ churoh te»ir.orrow. J. C. McLagan, of thu Vnncouvor World, relumed homo last night after doing lho exhibition from start to finish, S. 0, Richards, of Vancouver, aflor spending a couple of dnyH onjoying the exhibition nnd celebration, roturn- od homo to-day. C. G. Johnston, the veteran foot- bailor and cticketor, spent exhibition timo with ua nnd went homo last evoning moro than plenaed with his viait. Hon, Jolih Robson toft for the capital yesterday, highly delighted with hia *'iait to Wostminstor and the bor- dial reception ho mot with on nil sides, i>rcs» t'niiiU nt Coit nt W-iireii-lcrr-.. Overcoats, Olothing and Gentlomeua Furnish Ings, ouitahlo for present and winter use, clearing nt cost pricea, at W. & G. Wolfendon's. *!e Mr. T. H, Higginson, crown timber agent, Ima Boizcd a Inrgo numbor of logs on Scott crcok, Pitt lnko, for nu infringement of the Dominion timber laws. Thoy will bo sold by publio auction fn a few weeks. Tlm IVnvlncliil Exliibitlnii will Ite Held tit Sew Weill minster Again Next Year. The fears of thoso who had anticipated a small and uneuthusiastic gathering to decide this deeply important question, wero quickly dissipated even before tho hour appointed, 7 o'clock. Alderman Curtis waa seated at a desk within tho railing and wns doing a rushing buainess iu tho sale of ticket-. Nearly ever}'seat in the spacious auditorium wns filled by an interested citizen. Tho turn out waa fully expressive of Westminster's warm interest in thu subject about to be cUscubb- ed, aud hor strong desire to havo tho exhibition held here. At 7:30 the president, Mr. W. H, Ladnor, M. P. P., accompanied by tho viee-piosidout, Mr. Thos, Cunningham, and Mayor Townsond, usconded the rostrum. The president rose aud said thnt, according to the constitution, thoy would now proceed to the election of oflicers for tho ensuing year. Ho wob sorry he could not givo a full report at that time aa tho secretary wna not present, but between 1700 and 1800 entries had been made, a greater number by fur than over entered bofore. (Applause). But for tho unfortunate weather thore would undoubtedly havo been 3000. Ho could not give a detailed financial statement, but lliey hoped to bo ablo to pay all tho prizes in full without trouble, and show what has been dono with tho money, Tho city had gono to enormous oxpeuse in getting up tho exhibition and preparing tho grounds, but that expense would be iu groat measure returned. Tho reason why such ti temporary fence had been erected arouud tho grounds was because the ground had to bu enclosed in some way, nud tlioro was no time to put up the strong nnd finished fenco whieh will eventually be erected. The lumber in the present fonce will bo sold at auction, and little will bo lost in thnt way. Tho city has gono lo thousands of dollars of expense on the park, uud ho could not see what had been done to account for the sinking j ef all thnt money. Had the same been , expended on a farm, there would, without doubt, have been n much better showing. Vice-President Cunningham arose and said ho thought the meeting a little ahead of time; the minutes of tho laatanuuul meeting ought to bo read, but aa the secretary waa up at the fair grounds, settling with farmers from a distance, pending his arrival ho would make n few remarks. They had reason to be thankful and proud for tho grand succoss which had attended tliis exhibition. (Applause). At Chilliwhack show, two yoars tigo, people had sneer* iugly remarked, ".Where is Westminster now? eho can't get up a showl" Gentlemen, that reproach has been rolled away and it is our turn lo laugh, fiut, gentlemen, we did not attain that proud position without the expenditure of thought, money, labor aud planning, Yes, somo of us hnvo sat up night after night to plan und bring about what wn seo finished and admirable to-day. Had it not been for the Into heavy storm tho exhibition would havo beon double what it was. Only one-half of tho stoek intended to be entered, was entered; and tho fact of the mattor is we could not have accommodated nil had they come. Some blaino had been thrown upon tho man* agenient on tho first dny. Had tho peraon who mado thoso harsh uud cutting criticism, known ull tho circum* stnntes, the care, tho worry, the incessant anxiety and tho hard work and tjU'cplcfts nights tho committee had gone through, he might havo modified the acrimonious rigor of his pen and not boon so unwilling to nccopt things as they wero, cheerfully, like other people just ns good. Everybody was Inside the gates thnt day by courtesy, and there seemed to bo two conflicting interests present, tho sports and the committee, but only seemingly. Tho sports' committee had kindly :..'i'eol to hold thoir aporta iu tho grounds and allow tho society tho gate receipts. Had tho sport;* gone elsewhere tho aouiety would havo lost a great deal of money. The clearing of tho grounds on tho first morning was unavoidable; thoro wna uo other way to enable tho society to collect what waa theirs by right, Somo had complained that their tickets did not admit their wives and ehildron and nil their relations and acquaintance. But this of courso was ridiculous; ho would merely stato na a case in point that thu Orejjou State Fair charged a dollar a day por head. Aud here we had given n noble ahow fur tho paltry Sum of twenty-live cent™ (Applause and laughter), He would morely say thia to prevent damaging rumors going about (lint tho management waa arbitrary and unreasonable. And he would just auk them to remember that on the morning of the first day all the committeemen present wero wet to tho skin, cold, tired, somo of them had beeu up all night, and he would aak if it were reasonable to oxpoct that thoy could meet overy man with a smile and n how. (Laughter). Aa to tho fence aroUnd the grounds, that was tho beat thing tho socioty ever did. They had saved just $1,600 by that fence. It waa for our own protection, nnd aftor all, tho fence would be aold nt what the lumber cost thom, nu thoro was no cause to complain. He had been talking so mueh to day thnt ho waa noarly exhausted, but he would merely remark in Concluding that ho waa confident the secretary would report a Inrgo in* [■reuse in memberships, perhaps doublo. The prizo liat will hnvo to ho gono over Item by item and carefully revised und wn will have to increase tho prizes. Tlm noxt book will ho in divisions or separate boohs, which will facilitate tho work. And thore will bo plenty of imistintn, There would bo no moro of nuch work un the oeoretnry had gone through night nfter night. (Applnuso). The president rend n telegram from Capt. Irving, directing his agent horo to hold the ateamer Irving until 10 n. m. noxt morning. Mr. Orr moved that lho next pro* inolal agricultural exhibition be hold next yoar in Queen's park; tlio motion was oiithuaiaaticnlly aoconded, and nearly a score of peoplo in tho body of tho hall spoko in favor of it. Mr, Dalby, of Victoria, apoko at aomo longth nud aaked that tho original contract to havo ono oxhibition on tho mainland and the next on tho island be adhered to. Ho wanted the matter discussed, however, and naked Mr. Orr to withdraw his motion. Thia was hailed with a storm of howls and hootinga and stamping on tho floor. Ilia worship rose and had to speak at the pitch of his voice to mnke himself heard through the uproar. He said there was a grout doal of feeling iu the matter and uot onough quiet reasoning; he thought the timo had come when the mainland could paddle her own canoe as far aa tho agricultural exhibition went, (Applause), Ilia worship several times reminded the audience that ho had the floor. He further said that Wcatmtnster did uot want to monopolize tho show busi- iiess, but Victoria could run ono of her own if Bhe wanted to, wc could get along first rato ourselves. Mr. McLagan, who waa present for the Vancouver World, and nan member ef tho society, roso nnd strongly appealed to the audience for what ho termed justice to Mr. Dalby and other Victorians present. The audience seemed quietod for a moment, but soon recovered uud Mr. McLngnn's voice wuu soon drownded in n hurricane uf rours und whoops, Mr. Dalby roao to withdraw hia mo- , tion and nt tho conclusion of hia ro- marks aomo person in the audience yelled "Go homo." A largo numbor of other persona laughed tit thia witticism. At thia point Aid. Curtia stepped to the rostrum aud facing the uproarious crowd made a splondid speech wliich held the audience spell bound while it lasted. Ho aaked thom to bo calm and reasonable and not wantonly insult strangers who wero in the minority. Ho concluded by saying that ho would voto for the exhibition boing held horo next yoar. Thunders of applnuso greeted the worthy alderman aa he reaumed hia Bent. Hia speech wub tho moat stirring and eft'ectivo of tho evening. ' A great number of other speakers followed, aomo suggesting ouo thing and some another. Tho election of oflicers wus finally proceeded with and resulted aa follows: President, Thoa. Cunningham; 1st vice-president, Mayor, Oppenheimer, of Vancouvor; 2nd vice-president,: Geo. W. Chadaoy; sec- rotary, T. It. Pearson; treasurer, G. D. Brymner. Directors' committee, Mo3tira. Wells, Kennedy, Black, Ladner, Calhoun, Shannon, Ashwoll, Thrift, Sinclair, Ewen, Tolmie, Townaond, McDonald, Henry, Johnson, Broaly, MoGilivray, Maxwell, Kirk- hind, Winch, Wells, Latham & Agas* Carpenters Wanted TWENTY CAHPHNTEllS WANTED ,., "> srork on llso AbvIsssss Islsllsllssgs, Wissros M.5II por sIssy.-Ajsply lo ili,c5ti! \V. TirBNI]||-,r, ,(• CO. •fcTOIIOE. NOTICE lft HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have seized and will .sell by Public Auction, ut my odlce, in New Westminster, on the moruing of the .Sixth duy of November, subject to the payment by the purchuscr in Addition to tho purchase price all costn, charges ami expenses connected with the seizure, a certain quantity ot Logs now lying at tho mouth, on the hanks and in Hcott Creek, a tributary of Pitt Lake, in tlio District of Now ■Westminster. T. S. HtOOINSON, Crown Timber Agont. New WeBtmlnster, 6th October, 1880, docBml CELEBRATION ACCOUNTS. ALL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNT.. against tho Ceiobrntlon Committees must sond them to tho General Secretary not later thun Saturday niglit, Oct. R. ft, T. MACKINTOSH", iliii'112 General H-'eietnry. The meeting of adjourned nfter 10 o'clock, shortly Herring's Opera House! TUESDAY EVENING Slh OCT, 1889, 02rT_™3 ™^Tia*™™™T OOSTZjIT Mr. J. W. Bengou^h, OP "limP," IN HIS UHIQU™) AND celebrated Mkefc blntf t'ntf'rijifniiicnl, An evening of Alimony, Mysio, lauoii- Ti'it and Vvs, ombolllshed wltli rapid crnrou akelcht-ii of tieople yen know. Look out for happy local lilts. Doors open nt 7:30; to commence at ft I'i-Icch us iiRiiul. HoHPi'ved seats may bn hnd nt Herring's Drug Storo. doellS llffiifill HANK BUILDINGS, Mary Street. New Westminster, B.C. lTHr,BPUOM* No, 55.] 14 GLARE HMD, HALIFAX, ENGLAND, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. ) STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, London nnd Laucnsltlrti Fire mid Ili-tHaU Umpire hit* Insurance Coai panics. New WestminBter Building ffoclt-ty. Accountant's-- Oflice, Dlooeie of N.W. City Auditor**, IHSO, If-tR? nnd 1R88, ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE HUY1NG AND SELLING OE REAL PltOPJBB- TY IN TIIE CITY AND DISTRICT, and other monetary transactions, Have several good Investments on tlielr books, and ull now comers will do well to call before doing business elsewhere, dwHtlely Jas. Ellard I Co Are Now Opening -THEIR- FIRST INSTALMENT "N""B*W" BAPTIST CHUIICII- Ag_.„ Kast of Mary Street. Lord's Day Services at 11 a. n\_ nnd 7 p. in. Sabbath t'elm-jl iiiulUlble Clas3 at 2:80 p. m. All Seats free- strangers cordially welcomed. —Rev. Titos- Baldwin | pastor. METHODIST C II V ttC11, Mnry Street. Rev. J. II. "While, pastor. Services at II u. in. und 7 p. tn, Sunday School nnd Bible Glass 2:80p, in, Prayer Meeting on Thursdays ut 7,30p.iu, Seats free; struii-teri* cordially Invltod. QT. PAUL'S cnvucil, John Street, Q Opposite Orange Hall. Rov. Thomas Haddon' Pastor. Services every Sunday ut 11 n. m. und 7 p. m, Thursdny oveulneu n!,7:;lil o'clock. Keuts free; all nro cordl- nlly Invited. Sunday School at 2:30p. in. C-HUKim OF J; TRINITY CHURRH; ENGLAND, -HOLY __IURCH; Rector, The __,. ft. MARY'S OHURCH; Rector, The Ven. Archdeacon Woods. Services in botli ohurohes every day. All scuts free. Both chu re hen open all dny for private prayer; PltKSBVTKUIAN CHURCH (HT. ANDREW'S!, cornci' Carnarvon und Ulackwood Sts. Rev, Thos. Scouler, pastor. Services nt II a. in. and 7 p. in.; Suii- day-sohool und Blblo-cluss- ut 2.ao p. m.; Prayer-meeting on Thursdny ovonlngs at 7.S0. Seats free: strnngors welcome. P.-HOYAL LODGE NO. o. Regular _ Meeting overy Tuesday night at r o'clock. Oddfellows'Hull. Visiting Brethren welcome.—J. E. Knioii'I', K. of It. & ft. K. IO. G. T.-EXCELSIOU LODGE NO. 8 • meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock, in tiio Temperance Hall, Oolumbla St, Visiting members arc cordially invited,—W. C. Loye, Bee. Sec. CALEDONIA tfi. ST. ANDKE-W'S SOCIKTY.-Tlio regular meetings of this AssoolntloU are held on the lust Tuesday of euch montli, at S o'olook p. in. All Scotchmen nre Invited io itt (end. -John Butt*. See. AO. F.-COURT LORD DUP PEKIN, , No. (i-'idl. The regular mer-ilngs of tlie ubove Court are held ut tlm Ko rest ers' Hall, on Ihe lirKt und tli Inl Wednesday in each month, nt. S p. m.—,lso. MoMtJBMIY- Seiir,, P. C. R. TTT C. T. IJ.-REGULAR MEETING VV . every Wednesday nfternoon nt 8 o'clock at the W. C. T. U- Hendquurleri-i, Douglas St, Loyal l,ej*ion In the same place every Friday nfternoon.—Mnn. Jas. Cunning ha™", President; MltS. J. A. Cun* nixoham, Hcerolary. UNION LOOUK No, O, A. F. *fc A. HI.--The regular meetings of this Lodge uro held In . tho Masonic Temple on the flrat Wednesday in each month, at 7:01) o'clock 1>. m. Sojourning brethren aru cordially invited to attend.—W. C. Coatham. Sec. BO AUD OF TRADE, ISourd Room, Oddfellows Brick Block, up-stolrs Council meets on the first Wednesday in encli montli. at -I i«. in. liuurt'-'rly meetings ou (he-Und of Pel).. May, Aug., und Nov., itt 7:!I0 p. in. New ini-inhci'H may bo proposed uud elected at any i|nnr torly meeting.—D. Row-on, Sec. A Pleasing' Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follow the uso of Syrup of Kga, as is acta gently on tlto Kidneys, Liver 9 Bowels Effectually Cleansing tho System when Costive or Bilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing- HABITUAL C0KSXIPA2I017 without treakening or irritating tho organs on wliich it acts, IforOHloiu 7Cc bottles by nil !.*•«.di'-s Vruggists. lUSUPAOIUaKD 0SW BY TUB 0AjjKOEHAFI9BYB.JP 00 . SA-T I'llANttSCC. CAL.. °trwviM-s. Ky. K*'v Voril % •* =ALSO- A COMPLETE bIJME OF Ladles', Misses' and Children's I JUST b> Our first consignment of LAMES'. JACKETS! Also the largest assortment of MANTLE*-- -—CLOTHS ibt *ji?*-ac: 3_?>xs.c»^-rx]XTa.m. SPECIAL; Plushes in all the new shades. P J THE LEADING ORY GOODS HOUSE. fi LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. •***" Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRV, PLATED WARE, M, BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICKS, A full line of gncctaclcs & J.ye-filasses In Bteel, rubber, silver arc ,-«,i i frames. The finest Pebbles mado, $4 per pair; nil sights suited. Special attention givoii to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having lt-ai-tit.'. '- business thoroughly from somo of the finest Horologora in England- ami sin.-e "'■: • managed tho watch-repairing departments of a few of tho best firms oh th-* (!*«*ib- unlit of America, in a sufficient guarautoo ot good workmanship, frormorly u.'-nn- ger for noarly 8 years of the well-known firm ot Savago & Lyman, Montreal; iHuwizM Mo derate, Momtrkal, Deo., 1887.—'Mr. P. Crake— Andw, Robertson- Eaq., Clminivui ot Montreal Harbor Commissioners, nays: "I never found a Watchmaker Who did ao well for nte as you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you are not hero to-day," UwaplZto Wholesale and Eetail Drnggists NKXT COLONIAL HOTEL, KEW WESTMIXSTEK, Ii. C. MAS'-MC KI,0*!K, KEW WESTMINSTER. Children Cfyfor Pltcher'sCastorla Can savo money by calling ut Crake's Jewelry Store, Near tlie Post Olllco. IJiiHl-l'i'oof fitom-WIiuilng anil Setting Wnltliiim or Elgin Watches, ${1.00. Ko-*r-**>^l*adi»***, **S7.CO. A large stockof Gold and Silvor Wntohos, (.'liiiins, King-'-Ac, at prices unheunt of. watches warranted two years. Plated Ware' tho finest quality nt BOTTOM PRICES. The only place to get Spectacles Scientifically Suited to Sight. tloolU M.A.McRAE HAS nu Exhibition Tlso flnesl. sissortsisesstof English TvrtwdK, Worsteds, Fiiiii'.r I'liiitlngs, -Kc, &i-., Just Asstsllsollollotl. Armstrong Slook, Now a w Wostmlssslor. m]i3St<, HAVE SmV KEI'EIVEW THEIR COMPLETE STOOK OF *> FOR FALL AND WINTER. A PARTICULARLY GOOD LINE in MEN'S LIGHT FALL OVERCOATS. AND SPECIAL THINCS IN BOYS' SUITS. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. The I'o'iiiliii- Clotliiii-j House, Colnmbla Street. R. d. ARMSTRONG, DJilji.I,3-l*B IH Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Xja'bxad.or XZexxi-ags, lv_ac3serel. Salt Cod, JLXxz>_o-v_.x'& "CTnc. Hams, ^v™xr£io*a.x's XJ-ac. "Bacon. rioui. Bran. Slioxts, nrHIGHEST rr.IOES TAID FOB FARM PRODUCE, •soidwiy 8ooulla-.Arm8ti.ng Blook, Columbia St. Cor. Columbia and Mary Sis., New Westminster. Tlie above named firm having fully decided to retire from the Dry Goods Business! and confine their attention to the Grocery Business for the future, now olTcr the whole of their Choice, New, Well Selected and Well Bought Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing at A I'aro cliassuo ia nosv oUbrosl to intcmlsiig isnrcliissors, as tho stonk ssoii-slsta of goosls just sisitotl for Hsu prosout anil coiniist* season. Alt frosts nsssl In prlints onlci- asitl pnrcltasoil in tlso boot foreign inai'lsotH nt l'ock Isottosn prices. Salo tot'oinnieneeoiiMiinsliis', tho illtli instant, anil to continuo until thoss-holu of tlio ttoclt linn boon olosod out. JIHMI'MJiElt Till! l'l.ACH: Corner uf Col. iisnbin ami Alary Streets'. W. & G. WOLFENDEN. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, ■ Oolumbia Street. CRACKERS ftMtttq? t!.mc>,A!?ice lot of CHRISTIES i A cereF • &,mSCWTS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MO- LASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc BON MARCHE, S FECIAL BARGAINS in New Dress Goods, Jackets, Paletots, Dolmanettes, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from $7.00. WALKER 6. SHADWELL, tlstwioto COOTMBIA STOEKi',
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