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**-j.M_t_n-* ■"•' British Columbian. VOLUME T NEW WESTMINSTEB, R 0„ FRIIU_ EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1889. MS li PROFESSION- MID BU3IHE88 gMDj, B. M. ™. WOODI. AttH-TEIt-AT-LAW. OIBce-MoKell- lie Street. sinuate ATKINSON, OARRI-TEB, BOLIOITOB. All. Omees- P Masonic Building, Now Westminstor, iCti. _y_ dwlo lUU-.Tl-OHG * BOKSTBIN, BABBISTEB8, 8OLI0ITOBB, ETO.- Msssossie Buildini*, New Westminster, B. 0^ slwmy'tsi CSSWMILD, _eC*.lL A JEHUS, BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, elc. Offl- oes—Masonlo Buildings, New Westminster, and Vancouver, B. 0. dwto A, G. BRYDONB--ACK, H, A., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY D Publio, Ae. Office In tlse Hamley Building, Columbia HI., opposite tlio Colonial Hosel, sjwaugtg .S'JSiKPII B. OAYNOH, B.A..LL.B. OLD MEDALIST of tlse University ol Dublin. BARRISTER-AT LAW ot a .be High Court ot Justice, Ireland. Offices, Corner MoKenseie A Olarkson Hlfl., New Westminster. dwMlto _. BDBN WALKER, II. D., T R.C.P.AS.,EDINBURGH. OFFICE JJ, —Agnes street, opposite City Hnll. OTHORHO.SSS-. to 11 u iss.; a so4 and 7 to 8:30 p. m. -loisl_ts: A. J. HOLMUS, D. D.»., CSUK-EOl. DBNTIfT. Graduate ot O "bio College of lloatal Surgery. Is no.- with Dr. c. li. 0. llrown, All work slillifullyperformoil. Rooms BAG,Bank ™ Is. C, Columbia 81. Hours-8 to 12 a.m.; Il„ls0p.m. dllyito T.J.TRAPP&CO. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all binds of the best maliwi CrosS'CUt & Hnnd-Sliws, Barbed Wire for Fencing, and ull tho sine, ny Utensils for Flirniillj.1 - - — * - ■»■—■-• - jj ChtllU in all sizes! Pltcfi, Pulley Blocks, Snatcli Blocks, Boiic Tar & Oakami Tornsd and Plain Paper 1 Bulldlngi Paints <_ Oils , «... . - .lints ready touse: Grind Stonesi Wall Paper In all designs; Brooms _ Brushes for all purposes; Lubricating Oils; Traps of ssll descriptions, nod a genes-al assortment of Agricultural Implements, _. Special attention given to onlers by mail. T. T. TSAPP __ CO., dwJlySto Colum ma Sthkist, New Wkstmihstur. GRANT & MACLURE. O. W. GRANT, L BOHITEOT. Office-Corner Mary and Olarkson Sts., Westminster, aw' CLOW - HI ACL. BE, A RCHITECTS. Offloe—Room E, over A BankofB.COolumbloStreel.WesU isiTiister. dto WILLI All «. KINS, A ROHITEOT.SANITARYENGINEER, J\ _o. Romoved to Arsssslrosss. a Blook, Cssluiiibla Stroet, Westsnlnster-Room No.l dto W. TH1BAUDEA-, LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS- man, Hamley Blook, New Westminster, U dn.lt*... A. r. <:otto*i, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR. Oilice: Roosss D, Bank ol «. 11. building, Wi'Stmlnater, B C. ALBERT J. HILL (M.CAN.HOC.CE.), (IIVILENGINEEH, LAND8URVEYOR . and DRAUGHTSMAN. Blook, New Westminster. o. i_i.is_D_._n, Hamley <1-1S1™U: til KAL {.STATE liKUKKIt Mid County "" "-* Agent. Cammtaslone*-- Notary Bents collected. OMc_— Mc- „ _ Court PUbll-i.Ao, -._... .„. - K angle atreet, New WeatmiPBl™. r, B. 0. T.J. THA PP. , UtiTlDNEKR AND APFltVlHEH. i'i Columbia Street, New Westminster. AH ■ iinniWHioDi will receive -Jrun.pt and ..ireful nttentlon. Bent reference! jKgo wb-.ii required. mhia-tc ': J. B. Fl.l__Al.SO_f, PIANO TUNER, from Brondwood A Hons, London, Rutland, and Stein- way A Hons, New York, now residing in V-nn-oiiver, will attend to orden leitat D. hval 4 Co.'s store. Trips 1st «■«(__ ot each month. dauBto TUltNBtt, Oi__IT01. * 00,, BhOUANTS. __. Wharf Bt,, Vlotolla. MB1 Agents for Nortb Brltl.h and Mer- c-ii.:ll(*luBurnnco Co, for Mainland. H. C RRTON 4 Co., 88 Klnnbury Circus, London, KO dto Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY PILLED. Hew Fall and Winter Goods i. 8. MAM'S TAILORING ESTALISHMEST, Columbia Street, New Westminster, Positively the largest and best assorted stock over shown in this city, consisting of French and English Worsteds, Scotch Suitings, Irish Serge, kc. -ifFerfeat fit guaranteed or no salo. GLOBE HOUSE. SHOOTING AFFRAY. A New York Woman Puts Five Bullets into the Man Who Wronged Her. Au Attempt to Impeach the Testimony of Witnesses In the Cronin Trial Fails. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A mBrvel of purl ty,i_trc'j(,'tli and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and eannot bo sold In competition wltb the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold onlyln cans. Royal Baktko Powdbb Co., 108 wall St, New York. afely NlOHT BELL. TELEPHONE 67. CHEMIST; Columbia St., o & DRUGGISTS. New Westminster. W __. HAVK ONE OF THE BEST selected Stocks in the City. Our Drugs are perfectly pure and enn be thoroughly relied upon, "Our Own" Beef, Iron & Wine is, beyond tho shadow of a doubt, the We have now every Department replete with NEW FALL GOODS. best preparation of its kind in tin A'orld. dapllttc Host extensive variety of LATEST STYLES AND PATTERN!. nt the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Imperial Fire InBurance Go. OV X.02T*D02T. ViftTAL, -' «I,__MM Mff. Rates as low as any nther reliable Com* Sanies doing business ln British Colum- In. -«.«..-. djiyata W. J. AKMSTRONl*. Agont for New west. siAKER BROS, ft CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Castle St., Liverpool, Rngland, 8 Bank Buildings, Columbia Street, New Westminster, D.C. Shipping and Coiiission C .KERAL WHOLEtALE M£R0HAHT|-&IUPOHTCRB Anv description of Goods Imported to order and Custom and Ship Broking t.:-i--_.cted. Latest Freight and Market Quo!i_;[onfl. dwnu2to 11 RAND BROS. _.&!« BSTATB HKOKBIiJ, Conveyauce.-s, Collect u ri, -at And 1 n_t_M___.it Agents, "NKW WERTMINSTBR: Corner _t.oKon_.le and Clark-ion Sts. VAN10UVl-.lt, Cordoviv fltre.t. LONDON Knglnnd. il.DINO LOTS fur Male In all sections .icoiivor and Now Westmluster City, * .M LANDS or superior quality for it Chilllwhack, Tort Hivmmond, I..' iilny, Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay,Lad' uv r-andlng, Lulu Islnnd, Norlh Arm .ni. .'Itt River, vi i-it. and Plans exhibited and tho fullest Information famished at all onroffloesi IT lft AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT Temple of Music I Is the Plaeo to Buy First. Class PIANOS »»ORGANS ' At sueh Prloes and Terms as will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prices and terms, apply to CAR* TKR'S TEMPLE OP utftffl Vancouver, B. C. SW Hastings St. West. daplOto W. R. AUSTIN'S HaT&FeedHaiket FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Bar_, LEAVE ORDERS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF. _______ lj_"We are now offering excellent value in Ladies' Ulsters and Jackets, also, Black and Colored Cashmeres. dtc _™_:__-™_. "w*:i™£_ _e._a.___i_ 0. K. WOODS, Land Surveyor. A, 0, GAMBLE!, Notary Publio. Woods, Turner & Gamble, LAND 8URVEYOR8, REAL INSURANCE Financial Agents and Conveyancers. Land Surveying in all Its hranclie3 accurutely and promptly oarried out, City anil Suburban Lands for Sale. We can show a complete list of dosimhle looal* ities. Farming lands,Improved anduniniprovcd-tliroughout thedistrict Money to Loan on First Mortgage at Current Rate of Interest. SI oney to Loan IN „_K01* OR SMALL SUMS. Apply t,s ARMSTRONG * ECKSTEIN. il„wns,Uto For JHIre. TWO OR-HUH™ TEAMS OP STI10N0 WORKING, HOUSES. FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL nESIDENCE SITE-- !l Lot. nnd a uood House on Albert CrcRci-m, rtiiiiiiinnillns ono of the floest views In llm ult*.-, 1'sirpo.rticmlui-j.iiQUlj. dnoTilc MAJOR A EEAItSON. NOTICE (WRBOULD'S COJIMITTEE svill sssoot ) evory.evsulnffnt-O'OIoako.aeritSuii' ilnys 111 Uso s'sssismlt'.co itsssiss, Miisossi. i'-sick. slliolltil SO, Columbia and Church Streets. JUST A1IRIVEU-A largo shipment of tho line™ Red (ii-anitn lllonii. ment., frolll Nosv Bsisnssviok. ALEX. HAMILTON, slsvlo 1'1101'RIETOR. Agents for tho following Iissiirancts Conip..iito3: Western of Toronto, Mm,, Oity of London, Hartford and Travellers. OFFICE—Opposite Post Office, Bank of B. C. Building, Columbia Street, New Westminster. Telephone Call No. 33, P. 0. Drawer " W." dseiotc MAJOR * PEARSON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Financial and Insurance Agents, PropsHy for 8nlo in all parts of tho City and Suburbs. Wo also have Ustod somo of the flnest firming land in tho Provlnoe. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES TO RENT, Agents for tho Confederation Life Association of Toronto, tho London Guarantee and Aoeident Co., Limited. General Agents for British Columbia for the American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. of Nosv York, the Royal and Atlas Flro Assurance Companies of Englassd, Union Flro nsssl Marino Insurance Co. of Snn Franoisoo, Houtn British Fire and Marino Insuranco Co, of Nesr Zealand. OFFICES NEW WESTMINSTER-Columbla Stroot, Bank of B. C. Block. VANCOUVER—Hastlnss Stroot, opposito tho Post Offlce, dwselOte RICHARDS I MACKINTOSH Real Estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. Agents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. L0AN8 NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED, CflD C_ll Cs Business' Residence and Suburban Property, Improved and Unimproved rUn OHL.L, Farn"inB Lands, Timber and Mineral Claims. A NEW LINE PcW'him's, Biusiii'., Sponges, Combs, Toilet Articles. A svcll-— .n-lcil stock of Purs Drugs & Medicines —AT— T. A. M.II! A IO.S Prescription Drug Store QUERN•_ HOTHL BLOCK, Nosv Wo .minster. slni'lli'. Telcpliouo HA ') <__ OO. Real Estate, INSURANCE —ANn— Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Pro* Colonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER, OFFIOBB 51 Yates Street. VICTORIA. Collect Bents, Make Loans on Mortgages, And transact all BuBlnona rolatlug to J loal Estate. —AQKN TS FOR— London Assurance Corporation. Connecticut Flro Insurance Co. of Hartford. London and Lancashire Lite Assurance Co. Canton Insurance Office. Ld. (Marine) OFFICES! Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Qovernment St., Victoria dwHllyl .Au English Syndicate Gobbles Up nit the Cheese Factories in New York. A WltONGEp WOMAN'S KKVBNl-B NiiwYoHK, Nuv. 22.--A nomatiounl Blionlinp all'my ocourred hero thia Burning nn Fulton at. noar tho ferry. Stephen Pettanu, secretary and treasurer uf tho Brooklyn elevated road, wna ahut and inatuntly killed by Mra. Hannah Sunthworth. The weapon was a 3B calibre, aelf-couking revolver. All tho chambers were discharged, and all the bullets took effect. Pettena had just left the forry, when a woman richly di _...••. arid thickly veiled stepped behind him nnd began tiring at bim. Threo shots entered his body beforo ho could turn, such wna the rapidity with which the desperate woman fired. After turning, Pettens made a vuin attempt to elude tho wo* man's pistol; she fired again, the ball entering hiB neck, The fifth and laat shot enterod Petteua* face on tbe right sido making a ghastly wound. The victim'staggered and fell dead on the sidewalk. The woman, with the revolver in her hand, stood speechless until tho officer arrested her. An im- mense crowd gathered and followed tho prisoner to the station house. When arraigned the woman waa thoroughly overcomo, bemoaning her aot in n terrible manner. She positively refused to give either her age, residenco or occupation, and wns locked up. Pettens waa a married man, but has no children. It seems for ■ome yearn pnat Mrs. Southworth has given Pettens a vast amount of troublo, and assaulted him onco be fure in Brooklyn, At that time .ho broke nu umbrella over hia head. She waa then arreated and put under bunds far good behavior. . Some timo ago she brought suit against him fur a largo am.-unt of.money. He had st*- duuud her, and she asked money compensation. The suit is still pending. THE VINB AND BRANCH, New Y01.K, Nuv. 22,—Francis Way- liid (. le.m, referring to comments by the M-ii-trenl Gazette on m recent letter on commercial union, contributed by him to the Tribune, says in n letter to tho latter papor this morning: "It would be absurd for us to propose to Eugland tho execution of a treaty whioh wuuld give to us free access to tho markets of Canada, while eho was shut out by a highly protective tariff. Independence must preceed any negotiations with Canada of auch nature whilo we aro on friendly terms with Uruat Britain. Tho United Srates is the vine, Oanada is the branch; British connection obstructs full, free aud active circulation between the cine and branch, and it is absolutely essential to the healthy, vigorous and permanent development of the branch. TUB CRONIN TRIAL, Chicaoo, Nov. 22.—In the Oronin trial this morning tho defence started tu impeach the testimony of Mrs, llt(.t_], the woman who sworo she saw Cronin enter the Carlsun cottage and heard tho struggle, but with little success. ANOTHER TRAGEDY. Ouicauo, Nov. 22.—Another blood* atainod house has been unearthed by the polico on Deering St. The parties who rocently lived tn tho liouse, named Hughes, have disappeared and it ia thought that they have hcon murdered nnd thn bodies removed. The walls floors and ceilings are Bpn.ite.ed with blond. Tho police arc investigating the matter. THE OREAT BRUTE. Boston, Nov. 22,-John L. Sullivan mi j b in regard to tho California Athletia Club's proposition to match Jackson ngaiust him, that ho will tight Jackson for a $15,000 purse, nnd will bring Kve men with hiin who will nut- bet Jackson's friends. This is the lowest sum he will tight fur, and ho don't caro whether he fights or not. Sullivan says he is going to buy a farm near Boston and devote his attention to horses. He also declares ho has plenty of money. He has received a telegram that tho Han Jose (California) Athletio Association will put up $15,- 000 for a finish light between him aud Jackson. AN ABLE DOCTOR. PiiiLAitBLVMA, Nov. 22.—It is now said Wighton, of the Glen Morgan IronCo.,liasdoolored notes to the amount of $50,000, and that lie admits making alterations to that amount. Tho officers of tho company fear still larger defalcations. AU THB CHBBKB. Aucapb, N. Y., Nov. 22.—The agonts of the monster cheeso syndicate, which is to embraeo the ontiro cheese production of this country, havo secured options in all cheese factories in western New York during tho past two months, at the Instigation, it is believed, of English capitalists. TIIK YELLOW FLAG. ,New York, Nov. 22.—The tramp steamer Eva arrived this morning Dying tbe yellow flag, indicating some contagions disease aboard, She is at .piatantine nnd the matter will be Investigated, -ItKAMt-tt SUNK. New London, Conn., Nov. 22.— Tho steamer Manhattan, of the Old Dominion line, was sunk by an unknown schooner off Fcmvick Island, on Wednesday, at 5 a. in., and sixteen of the orew wero rescued from a life- raft by the schooners Vannane and King, and were transferred to the U. S, revenue steamer Dexter, whioh ar. rived horo at 6 o'clock this morning. One of the rescued died shortly after. hangs in the balance. Ottawa, Nov. 22,—No decision hu vet boon arrived at by tho government in the Harvey cose, The question is regarded as a very gravo one, as whatever decision is arrivod at, serious responsibility will vest on the government. All equal rights association. All ho would say was that he would oppose Mr. Mercier. He was told by the equal rights secretary that n conservative from Argenteuil pleaded that if Mr. England endorsed that platform he would lose tho French vute, and was reminded that he had lost that already. Notwithstanding Mr. England s refusal to endorse the equal rights platform the party decided net to namo a third party to-day, Duffy and England therefore have tho field to themselves. A THU™AIH!AltE SUBJECT. Montreal, Nov. 22.—Tho friendB of the Mercier government to day claim that their leader has just found positive proof iu tho arch.-'os uf the department at Quebeo that tbe Hon. J. A. Chapleau, ex-premier, deolored himself ready to settle tho Jesuits' claim in a quiet way, and ao aa nut to give offence to any class or community. MUST GO TO SCHOOL, Toronto, Nov. 22.—The board of school trustees have resolved tu enforce that clause of the publio school act authorizing compulsory education, and will apply to the city clerk for the names of all eligible children. THE LAND OP BLOOD. Washington, D. 0., Nov. 21.—Tho president to-day appointed Thomas Clay McDowell, of Kentucky, collector of internal revenue for tho seventh district of Kentucky, in place of Col. VV. C. Goodloe, deceased. McDowell is a son-in-law of the late Col. Goodloe who was fatally wounded in a street affray with Colonel Swopo a few days ago. GOOD FL™CE FOB MURDERERS. Albany, N. Y., Nov. 21.—The sentence of Charles Giblin, who was to have heen hanged for murder to-day, has been commuted to imprisonment for life, by Governor Hill. Giblin was to have suffered the death penalty with the four other murderers who were executed recently, but waa respited until to-day, action discontinued. New York, Nov. .21.—An order was granted today, discontinuing the action uf Sir Bache Cunard against Oiiiii-. G, Franklyn, nml vacating the order of arn-st by whioh tho defendant has been held under a million dollars bail. §>? OVER AT LAST. The Weary Sessions of the Parnell Commission were Ended To- day.-Court Adjourns. THE BIG SLOUGH. Malii'toa is Reinstated King: of Samoa Amid Great Rejoicing of the People. Two Important Officiate of Woolwich Arsenal Suddenly Dismissed for Revealing Secrets. the commission adjourns. London, Nov.22,— Sir Henry James having concluded his speech to-day, proceedings in the special Parnell com* mission were closed, and tbe court was adjourned by Justice Hannen. Greetings and congratulations were exchanged, between the judges and counsel and others who have been in attendance so long, that the investigation was finally ended. SHE LOST. London, Nov. 22. -In tho cose of Airs. Miller, wbo sued Mr. Winans, the American millionaire, in the court of queen's bench for $25,000 affiliation money, accrued since 1872, judgment was given to-day for defendant THE KING RESTORED. Sidney, N. Z. Nuv. 22.—A dispatch from Samoa says, Malietoa wu reinstated king amid great rejoicings. The British, German and American agents issued a proclamation on Nov. 9th recoguizing him as king, The fears of a famine in Samoa are over. A Splendid Chance far im Eater**, rising S.ram b-Ml Owaer _• Gala the evidence both for and against tho verdict, la now In the hands of tho minister of justice. DUFFY AND ENGLAND. Montreal, Nov. 22.-The conservative candidate in Bromo positively refused to endorse the platform of the THE CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP. Toronto, Nov. 21.—All the papers savo the Empire are now discussing the question of the leadership uf the Conservative party in the Ontario legislature, tho discussion being started by tho demand uf tho Conservative Hamilton Spectator, for a change immediately aftar the result of the election in west London became known. Several members of the opposition who aro in town oallud ou Mr. Meredith yesterday afternoon at the Queen's, presumedly to assure him of their confidence in his leadership. The complaint of the Conservatives against Mr. Meredith is that he is not aggressive enough. Tho only name mentioned is that of Mr. Daft on MaO-rlhy. OTTAWA NOTES. Ottawa, Nov. 21.—Tho Free Press to-night gives currency to the report that tbe protest of the Victorians against tho reservation of Constance Cove for naval purposes will result in the removal of the naval station from Esquinuult to Burrard Inlet, a rather unlikely move. The members of the vice-regal party decliuo to express themselves in regard to the seeming harshness of the verdict( againBt Captain Hulton and Lieutenant Barrett in connection with tho recent accident to H.M.S. Amphion. All agree that the pluck, bravery and coolness of these officers helped to avert a disaster. Count Marram*, tho vice-consul for Italy at New York, left here to-night for Vanoouver. Archbishop O'Brien, of Halifax, EUggests the holding of a congress of nil tho English speaking Catholics. FROM VlOTOBIA. The .... _:slnvl:s Arrives from Uisss. Kik.ii.-..I Ureal Dy-lss. to llslse Fouls for Hcweriiiie rurpssHs. SpGOl.l 10 Til. S™I.UMI!|AK. VicroisiA. Noss. 22.—The 0. P. R. steamship Bistssvin, frum the Orient, arrived nil the lssrbor this morning. Sho took u pilot aboard assd passed up to Vancouver nt 7:30 a. m. Tho by-las. to raise $050,000 for sewerage purposes, .ill be voted on Dec. 3rd. It will undoubtedly bo car ried. Police Court. (Bel.™ T. C. Alklnsoii, P, H.) Edward Scalesi and Jismos Riley stood clsarfis'sl in tho police court this morning with having stolen threo gossamers. Officer Dossuny saw the two follows on Front street the night of tho '-Int, and the prisoner Sosleii had a bundle half-concealed under his coat The officer was looking after the man Mooro at the time, and tho two prisoners turned and walked asvay, flrst placing the bundle un the sidewalk. They were captured yesterday. Bo- fore the witnesses wore sworn his honor said that if lhe evidence provod that the goods had been stolen betweon the hours of 0 p. in. nnd (s n. m. ho would have lo send tho prisoners up for trial. Miss Rooney identified one of the goi- snmers as her properly. She had hung it up in the lisll upstairs in the City hotel about 10 o'clock. Miss Fanny Raith identified th. stolen property, and F. Raith, proprietor of tho Oity hotel, stated that the hall door of tho hotel was usually left open all night. Th. prisoners had nothing to say for themselves bejsoiid ilenyin. tho charge. Hishonnr said ho would remand them until Monday, The prisoners are not very engaging looking gentlomen, nnd have the appearance of men who would be liable to mnko serious blunders about othor people's property. ___.— Rev. Dr. Sutherland, leader of the third party, in an interview says he regards tho voto for McRae in West Lambton as very satisfactory. He says the new party will now be pushed in all the constituencies. Latest re- turns show that Mackenzie led Fleok by 051, with one division to hoar from thnt will no doubt increase his majority to 700. He has already a small majority over the two candidates. Til- TRAITORS. Lohdos, Nov. 22,—The manager of the royal laboratory, and the foreman of the cartridge factory at the Wool wioh arsenal, have been suddenly dismissed, snd no positive reason' is known, but it is believed that they are suspected of having revealed secrets' in connection with the smokeless powder. THB UEliM'N C0I.OST London, Nov. 21.—A dispatch to the Cnronics. from Berlin says thut the hope is generally expt t-ssed there that in lhe event of the Brazilian states becoming split up the 200,000 Germans in southorn Brazil will ask Germany for protection. Tbe dispatch furthor states thst it is not improbable that attempts will be made, with the assistance uf the colonial party in Germany, to secure the partial, if not complete, independence of the Gel—ian settlers in Brazil, whether the states disintegrate or not. WELL DONE STASH™! London, Nor. 21.—The foreign of-. flee is in receipt of dispatches from the British consul at Zanzibar, Oolonel Smith, stating that Stanley arrived at Mpwapwa on tho55th day of his journey frnm the Victoria Nyanza and the 188th frnm the Albert Nyanza. In addition to those whose names have already been, reported Stanley haa with him Herr Hoffman. Emin > daughter, and Fathers Grault and Sohinsi, of the Algerian ussaion. Stanley left Mpwapwa on November 12th, and will reach tho coaat by way of Vemba and Mevemi, Stanley haa made an unexpected discovery of immense vslue to Africa in finding an extension of the Victoria Nyanza to the aouth and west. The utmost southerly ro-ch of the extension issouthhtitudo .degrees, 48 mine., which brings the Victoria Nyanza to a point within 160 miles of Lake Tanganyika, and its area is about 20,900 square miles. THE OREAT NEIXY. London, Nov. 22. - The steamship Augusta Victoria arrived at Southampton at 12:30 this morning. Nelly Bly, the New York IForW representative, came up to London this morning, snd leaves to-night for Brindisi, where she takes steamer for India and China, in her tour round th. world. MORE REPUBLICANISM. Rio de Janeiro (via London), Nov. 21.—The provisional government has issued a decree declaring universal suffrago in the United States of Brazil. If this decree goes into operstion at the noxt general electi.su, tranquility will prevail throughout the republic. A QUIET REVOLUTION. London, Nov. 21.—No change has been made in the rate of discount by the governors ot the Bank of England. This confirms the impreuion that no financial disturbance ii expected from the change of government in Brazil. On 'change Brazilian aeenrities continuo steady. The proportion of the reiervo to the liabilities of the Bank of England, which last Thunday wu 41.40 per cent, ia to-day 40.90 on the stock exchange. American rail* way shares, whioh opened buoyant, became flat and remained so till the close. A FUrSICAL PHENOMENON. Vienna. Nor. 21.—Cardinal Hay- nous. Archbishop of Ooloccoand Bou, hu totally lost his power of reading and writing, though his other faculties are unimpaired. MUSCOVY THI BLEST. Odessa, Nov. 21. —The regions about the Black Sea and the Sea of Azof, have been visited by terrible storms, and those waters are completely blocked with mosses of ice. STANLEY AGAIN. London, Nov. 21.—Mr. Mackin- non, president of the Emin Puha relief commission, hai reeeived a despatch from Stanley laying he expected to be at Zanzibar Nov, 25th or 28th. Children Cryfor Plteher.C_.tor_. Cklef Ikakes. Thia great chief of the Kikatlahl, who paid a visit to thii city a few weeks ago, whilo hero had his photo- graph taken. Before leaving he ord- ored that one of them be enlarged and framed. This bu been done, a 24 inch "square portrait, framed in a six inch deep gilt and plush frame, being uow ready for shipment to the wigwam of the mighty northern chief. The portrait is a remarkably good on* representing Shakes in all the glory ol store clothes, boiled ihlrt, watch chain and itanding collar.—Time). The viceregal party on their recent trip travelled aome 7,000 miles and are hon. the worse for their journeying. All the memben are in excellent health. His Excellency, during hii absence, hu replied to sixty addresses. His EiMUency will now slay in Ottawa for the winter. Hen. Edward and Lady Alice Stanley leave for England onMoaday, A public meeting of residents of the eastern division of the municipality of Delta wu held at the residence of Mr. Thos, Robertson on Saturday evening, tbe 16th inst., to consider the best incona of utilizing the "big slough" for shipping farm produce. This stream is narigable up to the forki, within a few rods of the trunk read. At high water the channel is 0 to 12 feet deep and is 100 feet wide at its narrowost psrt. The enurae of the channel at its mouth iu Boundary Bay is marked by .takes from grass to deep water. Various steamers have at different timet aailed up to the forks at the trunk road and received or discharged cargo, the Adelaide u long u 16 yeara ago, when the ohannelwu not nearly so good u it ia at preient; but up to the present time no steamers havo been regularly employed in the carrying trade from this point. Small sailing vessels bare been occasionally hired to take away a load, the largest of these, the Lottie, taking 25 tons. Her services are, however, obtainable only lit interval!, and are quite inadequate. There seems to be a splendid tspportunity here for some cnierpr s- ing party, as the action of the settli-ss at this meeting makes it poHible for t properly appointed steamboat to secure a complete monopoly of this large and growing trade, for a term of yeara at fixed rates. The meeting was largely attended, and a marked unanimity was noticeable. On motion, Mr. 0. Brown waa called to tbe chair, and Mr. R. E. Kittson sppoiuted secretary. The chairman made a short speech and'uid that this question wus one of two-fold importance to the settlement. Proflta were lessened and lsbor increased by having to haul ps-odu as eight or nine miles over a bad i<>ad o a shipping point no belter thai, possessed right at the farmers' oss n dsso- a. He wondered that the settler.hsd i <it long since awakened io asens, of th- ir own stupidis-y in conlributing lo i e building up of another plue wis, o they had nss special interests, io t,e neglect ot their own. They i ml here a tract of hnd the best in the provins-e, and probably sho best in tho nor I,,' and although it is all owned, -• rtais y too much of it is unoccupis-d. A d why? Simply because the sestl ■„,-,. handicapped. Intending aet'I s-iait the locality and see land—Ann i»s,d— capable of producing fnbulou orntui, but if they are practical and exiserit-ii. ced menuthwrfnt quostion is abs ut. what this-facsliViea for shipping .are. When they find thete is a Ions, haul to the shipping point,' of onu .a-. ths-y will try to get as near that point al ponible. Mr. Thoi. Robertson uid lhat he had been trying to get a steasnls mt tip the slough before this meeting ts_ talked of, but he found that i-iiores' d parties were doing all the*, oould to out discredit on tho feutbit tj , f the project. He himself would « llingly bonus a stumer to make a trial trip if no better could be done, but the open- log wu too good, he thought, uot to be takon advantage of, and he expected to see a steamer up before many days; and although this seasssn's produce wai now pretty well worked off through the old channels, still he thought enough remained jet tss give freights to whatever boats wanted to make trial trips or bid for tlse trade. The settlen then conferred together and placed 250 tona of produco nt th. disposal of Mr. Robertson, und empowered him to msko arrangement. Ior ita shipment in that way. The secretary wanted to know how much trade could be guaranteed to whatever boat arrangements might be msdo with for next seuon. Each one present gave in the amount he expected to hare for shipin< nt and the result wu 1005 toni. It win alto ascertained that whatever boat ihould secure this trade, could alao cs-unt ou getting that of Boundary Bay, whioh is estimated at 1500 tons, and Mud bay 6*0 tons. The following resolution wm moved by Mr. Robt. MoKee and isconded by Mr. Oweu, and carried unanimously: J_e._-_.ci, that in order to encourage some steamboat owner to take hold of this trade and run a suitable boat, w. offer, as an inducement, to enter into an agreement with uid owner to ihip our entire produce by hii boat or boats for a term of say three yean. Mr. Jno. McKee, jr., and Mr. Carl Lachder, upoko in favor of th. project, and the meeting shortly afterwords adjourned. __________________ KMle-av »._ _.r™w». The Kootenay Star hu the following concerning th. Spokane Folia and Northern Railway. Th. enterprising company of thii name hu completed iti road from the Northern Paoific north to Colville, 80 milei, and regular trains have been running over It for about two weeks. Mr, J. M. Buckley, the superintendent, reporti that thiy intend to complete the track to Marcus, on the Oolumbia, thia winter. Bur* veyora are reported exploring far an extension of Kettle river to Kettlo foils in British Columbia. The gencrnl plans of the oompany are itated to bo the building of aline of railway either to the Kootenay mines or up Kettle river to a junction with tha Canadian Pacific and the probability il that both routes will be adopted. . -. . An accident occured to the is. City of Puebla this morning about 5 a. ra., at Foul Weather Bluff, jutt on the other side of Port Townsend, A three- muted sohooner collided with her ill th. darkneu and earned abont 13,000 worth of damage. Th. boat wu in charge of a pilot from Port Townaend at the time. What the name of or the damage done to th. ichooner wu, could not be learned, u they separated Immediately altar ths collision. Five staterooms and the chief ingineer'a room on board th. stumer were badly damaged, and two ol th. ship's boat, were atove in, No paamgen ware on board at th. time, but tha chock routed all handi from tb_ir slumber.. An invMtlgation will be held it Seattle on the way back. Only temporary repairs will be mad. hore.—-itiruuy's World. Children Crjfor Phcher'iCtttorii mmmm mm THE DAiLY jdDLUMBlAN rUB-BHKD Iiwrj AI_«r__M__ except Sunt..*., HY THX *BCi-isr__T-n*D"_r bbothbhs, At tlielr Hteam Printing EBtabllsh- nicul, Columbia Street. BY MAIL! For 12 month „, ™. t6 00 For 6 mouths 3 25 For 8 months 2 00 DELIVERED IN THE CITY! For 12 months •" ?7 RO For 6 month. ~ -I UO For -1 monUis 2 _■*• PeriunDth — - W Per .vefllt ■ , /& . pi.yi.ientln all canes (except for weekly rate • to he made In -ulvauco. tKE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN i'sii.-l every Wi-ilnt1 .•]»}- HoralRR. Mailed, peryear 2.00 Malu-ii, li month;. 1.25 S»ttlfi $ ritish Columbian Friday Bvenlni. Nov. 'i'i. iww. As Illustrating tho methods of the local papor culled Truth, it has beon clamoring in its last two issues for whut it calls n clotuilod report from tho park committee of tlie city council (of which Alil-nu-tn Ourmlug- ham is ohairmun) of tho expenditures, ole., made through tho committee so fur this year on Quoon's park. It. would ho interesting lo hear in what respect the park committee ot tlio council differs from the board of works, tho wu'.or, fire, police or any other committeo of the civic hoard, and why a special roport should be domamled from one nnd not even hinted ttt with respect to tho others. Everyone knows, except, it would appear, the local morning print, that tho expenditures of tho various committees are reported and passed on from tinu to time at the weekly meetings of the council, and tho proceedings of the council, it is needless to any, are public. All readers of The Oo- lu> iiian, at least, have had an op- por iU'iity, in tho published council rep ii" s, to ascertain tho full particular , as they transpired, with re- spt: jt to the expenditures by the pari committee and tho various oth ir committees of the council. Th' hoftrd of works is n standing cot; mittec of the council, on pre- cist ly the same footing as the park cor. tiiittce. It has, also, disbursed thi -ear ii much larger sum than Mn p ;rk committee. And thero is con mierable difference of opinion as to tie judiciousness, to say nothing mo p of some nf ir. operations. V\) y does not Truth demand a detail H report from tiie chairman of til* b art! of works, who is also a pre i. nent shareholder in that papSr? hardly be" W Tm ■ mag paper v igh.*n 'it a. it nppti ter. ft looks v nm h t case of fi..ii. ■e that Hmrocently in this mat- much like Jolty Stuart Mill, ■■■■■ believe, it wit vho said that, after all, he dou it.il whethff tiij happiness of the iraraai- race had Ven advanced by i he use of labor saving machinery. _Jil. vas no factious opponent to di. v 'Icoment of genius, but, on the contrary, a thinker of advanced ideas, hard-headed, cool, and all that we -flight expect from so great u poll ical economist. New inventions havo mad.; labor easier, of i:oui9P, nnd have increased tho par- chasing power of money fnr the luxuries ns well as the necossitiea of life, but, at the same time, in great industrial centres much strug- gllniand lighting for existence is ono of the immediate results, at 1 .ns*, of tlio introduction of labor saving machinery. Where ten men wernor.ee employed to make some article, the use of machinery to-d.iy nee* ssitates perhaps tho services of but one, ami thus the remaining nine must lind fresh fields in whicli to earn their daily bread, The in- evit ble result in tho long run is in- criWiod ingenuity, and new indus* trio.-', and thus the sum total of the world's wealth is augmented. This is pre-eminently the age of practical ; inventions and improvements, nnd whether, as a consequence, lifo is lo day a harder battlo with most mr-ti than it was with their fathers (which, speaking broadly, we do not believe), the civilized human race wou'.l never consent (even were it po.."* I-' ■) to put back tho clock a cent iry, or evert the half or quarter of tl at period. Two great factor. hesi.Vr. that of inventive (tenuis in us- Ic reofeoned wiifi in comparing i ot present condition with that of tho*.. who lived before uh, and the-jr nrt'. political changes nnd tnofal fa-pro .t-ment. The projgresd of invr-.tion and industry has done Mm. thing for the world, of itself, but the improvement of mankind'.. condition owns as much, probably more, 'o the process of moral improvement which haa been going on, and these two (treat force-, havo been nccompanii'd by, and in a great nmaaur _ have nei.essitated, political elian,■<".. The past fifty years have witii'v-rd nn ufistdying rostlcssneBS. Kew Inventions have daily seen the liftht and moral forces havo overturn-id national habits, whilst, to crown all, political changes amounting tn i evolution, have been effected, somei.inic3 with the sword, it is true, but in the majority of instances by tho peaceful but, inexorable expression of will on the part of all sovereign man. Will tlio next fifty years be progressive pro rata with the past? Will electricity exercise as profound nn influence ovor tho rifling generation as the steam on- fllno has done with ourselves 1 And will the moral and mental improve- montof mankind keep paoe with tho impending political and scientific change;'. These are questions Admitting of endless argument, and should the history of the noxt, half contury answer them nfllrmatively, who can predict the condition of our grandsons compared to our own. .-. -VTfjjC.lt gas teen heard about French outragis in Aovvfoundlahd, and it is now said on good authority that they wero almost altogether imaginary. Mr. Justico Pinsent, in replying to tho presentment of the grand jury at Bay St. George, referred to tho stories of "violent collisions," "fatal disturbances," and ''hideous outrages" said to havo been produced by the French on the west of the island. "I am happy" said thejuclge, "in finding that there is not n particle of truth in such roports, and that they do not possess lho slightest foundation in fact." Ono of the stories to which this emphatic denial points was told, doubtless in good faith, by a Roman Catholic priest, whose source of information must have boen unreliable. The judge point-, nut that there is a disposition in some parts of the island to talk as if tho French possessed no treaty right™ there, a practico which is misleading and can only prove mischievous in effeot. Ho tells the grand jury that all appeals to Great Britain to repudiate her treaty engagement.- will prove idle ; and he refuses to agree to the suggestion that the exooution of treaties should be left to the local authorities. At the samo timo Judge Finscnt thinks tlie treaty in question is antiquated, and thnt tho bait act will prove a lover which will bring Franco to agree to its modification. On this point tlie report of tho chamber of commerce of St. John', contains corroborative evidence. "It is gratifying," says that document, ,! to know that the enforcement of tho bait act has seriously retarded thu fishing operations of our bounty-fed rivals, the French. Recognizing its great advantage to the colony in enhancing tiio valuo of our codfish, the chamber would press on the authorities the necessity of carrying out the act with the utmost vigor." Tiie whole population of the island will concur ia tins viow, and it is certain the act will be enforced as far a3 possible. It cannot be violated without the aid of Newfoundlanders, but. this cooperation, it is stated, would not bo wanting under the temptation of extia profit. But it-appears that the act is really being enforced, and if this has been done in a way to call forth encomium in the lirst year of. its-existence, the hopes founded upon it are *.iot likely to prove illusory. The French bounty of eleven francs per quintal on till lis}, gent to foreign countries lias hitherto placed thb Newfoundland fishermen al a disadvantage. Thu bait aot, liy throwing an obstacle in thi ivay of French-Jishermenj rouahlv restores th. balance, and the two" uatioualb DAItV BRINISH OOLUMBIAN, WW VMn*M% B. a, MGVBMBfiR fli. \m, fr. in *■■' ■• i ■■ mi --"-•*■ ' mi ii r- Si-nssu- _ __ ./i *..,_.____., it i i|itil'.,..jl'.lJ to the City rievli. will l*-> iv.dvcil un lo nnon of tlio I'-th duy of J-iiiiurv, !..;*:), for ttio com-tritelion of a colli-■!■■!<. _y_ii.iii WATER-WORKS Foi-tin* City ot New.Westminster, Bids will also be received forneparutc portions of tlie work, _..■_; per. <-tu.-dult.s, Plans and specifications oan bo seen and pd.Uai_.ars cbtiitnoM til lho nill.e of Uio' Water-Works Engineer, <_lty Hull, Now Westminster. (.Signed), W.H. KI..VKY, duol ltd Chairman Water l.tinmiilc-. Milton Mr! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. ™_T Highest Price paid for Purs antl Deer Hides. Correspondence Invited. *._■>_.Telephone Cull No. (i. djafitc DE REQUISITION. Gordon ___• -Tor., on!-I, Esq,, New Westminster, Bl. €.: EAti SIR:-Wb, the uniiorsigiiod elector!, and ratepayers of the Cily of Kew Wostminstor, beg tlmt you will consent to your nomlnnth'ii ns our representative,^ the Provincial Legislature altlto election lo be held In conscr-iiencc of Mr. Mule'.*, resignation. Wo feel confident that wlih your well- known ability and Integrity, thero is no peraon moro fitted for tills responsible position than yourself. Wo, therefore, in the interests of the oity und district nt largoi most respectfully urge upon you to accede lo our request, promising on our part to pledge ourselves to yonr support in the coming election. We remain, denr sir, faithfully yours, David Vass .luiui-.... Uno 1. La hey Thomas Lev! .1 S . I;ni. : nl T WGray TJTntpn a D Mtu-ray V. ,i Mather.. RU Mounoo John Wioiemnk* John Kelly ('. .mi'! Wolfenden David Lyal CJ Robson Win Tl !|en Wm McColl fi -Scoullar A J ' iilinr rmstroug MacParlano A'-.vlngioii MoRuo J, a .Tno n os W fi 'I own .Ttum-s Tloi A.T Tolmie A M l.tun-Ing II Morey KSIIi-sk.v _. e Auaitn SH^hlrtoy LM Poutde A Snilthur IITKoud p-JCnUltiiard N 11 KlnlniRon O O Major Aui.'iinihle Tlioina;-1! Poarson (.: i. Warsfoid Charles t-; Wo-)dn Ui-nry Eliiof. E M N Woods ■i; v Preeinan K 'A' iglo .(C Drown .TK guilty POmiod.mi <; W Gilley Thomns l.'lrlinnd Jamen Loomy r, R Domahann ties t-m Al firs that ih force; PStftbli! h'nn et t.11 ts ' .| !.. i not Hi kl fl which i ii-h.-r the mlvjtii flave tliu B dom* away with, they dtliwultto ni.iiiitaiu tb the Newfoundluutl fish as Judge i'i adverse to ■ [.In nay lind it v Ushina in y, and muy, ■ent: conjectures, not be um modification that may be in mi parties. nt.']- or •lob printing of nil lc.-i.i-. nently douo nt the (yOt.imniA.v efTiuo, Priooi will bo found ai low aa at auy othor olHcn in the provlnoe —Ath NOTES AND COMMENTS. Lord Stanley's narrow escape from a watery grave recalls that fact that in every instance but oue we havo restored our viceroys to England in health us good ns that in which we received them. The exception wns that of tlie Duke of Richmond, who died of hydrophobia aftor having been bitten by a fox, Since Confederation two lieutenant- governor., have died in office. The lirst was Joseph Howe, in Nova Scotia ; the second, Sir, Crawford, in Ontario.—Mail. Comparatively few Australians, remarks a Melbourne journal, are aware tliat part of their own country—the northern territory—has vast herds of wild buffalo roaming over its plains and wallowing in its shady pools. The animals aro massive and heavy, with splendid horns, and affordsportof sufficiently dangerous a nature to possess charms for the most daring hunter, The first buffaloes were landed at Port Esslagton in 1820, by order of tho Cntperittt government, and, ufter 00 year..' uninterrupted increaso, thoir numbers are now astonishing, Ono of the busiest men in Boston, says a newspaper of that city, is a gentleman whose office is situated not fir from Tremont house. "Ha is tho business representative of a Now- York publishing house, nnd aho .if a Philadelphia n.Agas.l(U. j besides this he furnishes matter regularly to four other journalistic enterprises, is trying to patent an improved kitchen utensil, is thinking oF bringing out a volume of poems, has just begun work on somo eneylopte- dia articles, and is about to be mar vied. With all these things he manages to attend to many other bus iness enterprises whenever thoy come in his way," 1 It l'!-L.T Frederick Ci A J McColl E P L Y. i_est.-i.mi-_.'--Ihuve in LliHnK you for your requlst Ion requesting me to allow myselfto be nominated io repre.ent.yon in tin- Legislature nf this province) and for your hind BspressioiiH of oonlhlence in my illness io till bo responsible a po-dtlon. lu ncoedlhg'to your wishes 1 dfJsowilhh greatdonl of pleasure, and if clouted shall glyej.he present administration my hearty support, at lhe snme time gnai-d, to the best of my ability, the Interostaof thonit*. of Now Westminstor. I have tho honor lo be, Go ntl Oman, Your Obedient Servant, GOUt-ON B. CORBOULD. '■'ovemberSnd, 1880. duoi-td Election Address. It is interesting to learn, says an exchange, that tho old Apache Chief (foronimo, who gave tho United States government so much trouble a few years ngo and was considered one of the most bloodthirsty and treacherous Indians of-his day, has become a Sunday school tenclier. After their capturo lie and his band wero settlid undor government care in Florida, where they hnve for somo time past been tho recipients of a good deal of attention ab tliu hands of tho New York Indian as- soc iatiou, an organization of htdioi whose aim is the civilization of the red men and tho advancement of the causo of Christianity, trflronimo'e case wns mentioned at a recent meeting of the association as an instance of the remits of tho past year's work. Children Cryfor Pit.her'_Castoria To the Electors of New Westminster City: UuflDtlnllysIgi od requIr-lt mn,1-mno forward ns n eandl- diuc for lln; i .prf'Si'iiL-iUoriof I his city In tbo Legislature of tho Province, nnd now In-!.; mn.I iv-ipo. (fully to Kolk-lt ttie voto nml inlliiciH'i- of every elector. As New Westminster is tbo natural i'i-iilrenii.1 dl-trlbntini. point of Uio dls- i.kt.lt wl 1 lhe lho duly of your r(-|ir<'r;rii!!i- llvo lo n-slf-t iii every wny wllhln tifs pnws'.'i' tin: ntl'm-i of th" di'-lrk-i uie:riliers lo v-i--t.ro ilie conslriH-i-ioii of the itinny public \. ill.!-, e specially ron.Is nml bridges, whl-h iIkm. ent-nnd yrowln^' Impoilnnee of tne cli..irli-l. makes m-cessiiry, In this eoiiiii'clion I would specliiUy iiicnlliin llie roiols needed loeonneet ns Willi the Norlb Ann nnd Mnple IlldKn seUlcments, nnd ns [Intend b'-nrilly to support and hope to workoordtaliy with tin- Government, I trust that. If oleoted,I shnll he ablo lo render importo-nt servloes In ihlsdlroo* tion. Wllhln our own constitueiiey severnl Importnnl matters in the inino line will demand the speoial intention of yonr re- presslUatlvo. a court house >it the kIko nnd stylo Miitniiie to tin1 illtnonslons whioh uur eity will eertiiliilyniinin in ihe n"iir future IlllUl bo tnel-'d during Ibe Doming year, nnd It will, in my opinion, bo tho duly of Ilia Governi-cut to as..1st materially by subsidy lu the eon .inn-lion of thnfroo trnfflo brldgotvlileli musl shortly 4-.jiiiii-.-i, us with the southern bnnlt of llie !'.-_™cr, a- Hint, brldj-e I*. ooitnlnty u wml: of provlnehil and not merely of loon) Importance llm the mos! i in portent -|ii'.*.tlnn is ono of a dill', rent, nuturo, and ono, happily, lu lhe fi-.-atinentof whleh your re pre-ent it* tlVowlli be Iiur;rly favored by ulrcum- sliinL-.:;—I iilluile to ibe re H .trlblitloli of seals. Tbo limo hns fully come when thfttquostion should be dealt, wllli in a broad and *jeueral way. In nny latch rt- nrranu'ement' reprosenlatloii by population must bO mime tho basis of re-adjust- ment. It will Ijp tho duty of your repre- ■iciiiiillve losoe that this eity In Riven Its full rights In Ihiiunntier.nnd lei l.he Kettle- ment, of this question will nn.tit onr In* lei-esis ror vciir.-t to come, I pleilgo myH^If, if elected, i'o spore no eirm-t to sccuro full JUBtlCO to hCtll elly und distriot In this respect. Should n division of the British Colum* bin Agricultural Association mko plnco, It will boihodutyofyotirrepresentiillvolo see Dint (here is no reduction In tho grnnt made In Ihu association In nid of tho Kx* lllllll. nn in this eity; In.fcnt!, loottlng to lbe;;i(i\vlni{lmpoi'lnneeoflheexhiIilllonH, tiiu QovflrHinoiit should utv« favorable eoti'dderiillon lo lhe iiueslion oflild'Oas* lim that crant. Tlio (''o.-crninen! should. In lnynplnlon, deed lo the eity nil public lands .villi- In Its limits tint net null y required for lho uno of tho (.ovorntmmt As tlie representative of u growl nt; nnd pro»ress!vo elly, tt wonld b ■ my oiulnnvor to watch every opportunity of attraollntf toNov.'Wi-stmln.ier ii'-w Industries nml newin"iinsf.u-LliedPvelopmoiilof v.'.-ilUi; mul loolitain for. ueli nny necoHsnry us* .-.Isuiticu from the tlovcrnmonl. As this is tlio df-slni* session of thn present pnrlliinienl, I need not delnll iny vh".v-ui™ fi i.'in-rnl IfiKlslnMiin; hut Micro I- mn' point wbleii demands Imniedhile til'eiiUmi. An net ithouhl he passed eon- rerilnif upon every citizen lhe right (ci bringsultngalnst ihciiovriitnenl. ah tlm law mnv stand™ llieconsent of tin. 00V0VI1- ment. must be ohtnlned before nny such in.Ion .an ho brought und this confers upon llio Oovoriimont power that they should not pusses .. Willi this brief expressjfin of my views. uiul iignln m>I_-Hlng yonr support, I nm ifontio mon, Your obedient aorvnnt, GORDON E. CORBOULD, JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Is still on (.olumbia Stroet, with tlie Largest and Beat Stock of HARD. WARE, STOVES, TINWARE, OBOC1-KKY, GLASS WARE, PAINTS and OILS in tlio Province. «*■ He in now handling a fine lino of COOKINU nnd HEATING STOVES. The salen aro increasing daily. Want of room for the large Btook, which is being constantly added to, is felt to bo at this season very inconvenient, but ns soon ns his new Uriel* is completed to Front Street a stock will bo kept on baud common- Biirato with the rapid increase of the population of the city. In tho Plumbing line, tinsinitlung work is dono oa the premises, as usual, by good workmen; no ankle boys trusted with sueh important work. ■ doclTtc old Your Orders As we have a Car-load of the Celebrated Adams & Son's Lumber Wagons, Which will- bo hcroMn about 10 Days. Wo will also receive a number of Delivery Wagons hy tlio samo ear, Mainland Carriage Works. douito . &xrxtXtiQi2r &. __S_?_--rso*fs*. ZRD. ©. HAL.U Bookseller Stationer art Iiipter! (WHOIil'BALE ANI) HKTAIL), Columbia St., New Westminster. English, Foreign and United States Periodicals and Newspapers constantly on hand. Books imported to order. jf*. g% 'ff .p ri as ifl B "i h 0 „ "I *.'.'a ,'J ps™! U u y r l ii i si y i SALL WQ SEE M HEW STOCK OF G80y?:. Ti/TRS.ill. il. WILIJA-S & MBS. J. RASl'K™ OPEN THKIE ™K\V JL-JL -illlllCl'V Slocli lo-slisy lllct. 1st), Isi Hi. WllITBMUTB BLOCK, on Colmnbk Sin et, shsi'sl sloor cast of Cliiii'-li Si ri sst. W'J lire also propiss'cii to do __Sll-0_'ll>lC _ rs'-:::lullSlin_. OS SS'O lsas'o a is Isi-.-cltsss Fitter isisil Drapes from the east. Perfect fit Riiaranteesl. slocltc W® l'"t' 9 SS*" _J. '%•// Comer '.*o!uml>i_ and Blackie Street OPP. C. P. H. M'.'-'l IS1V, tad Grroceries I PravMi ■'iv[hi '"Cl'Cilll __. __ :•_.- *__ _3 _r __ _j» Teas, Coffees, Epices, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned.Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. ■*_ -. __. %, f!r*4 _k_ F*_i BwB em %s. -_-. a [SUs-CISSaOlt TO I'. MoPIIADKNJ DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions mr i_ra tss M» 9 ._*_- sr_5 _> Coffees Boisstcil and Clioiinil on tin' Promiso . Finis Tens n Specialty, ,i„i,. '■'■QO'LUMSIA 8T!s'_;-:T''~-'*'-""-— Ml. .sT JRIRA, BRlffill COLUMBIA NU, ,,_ Onluinbiii Stt--!.t, New Wcstmluster. IRGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Batchers. MBAT PKKVEVOBS Is. fiBNGRAL. FRESH A_» COBNEB MEATS AMVAYS «S HAJiW. J-Special lisn-s s,iiotusl fcr tlio shipping trail,'. Family orikriistflotly atteiuloil to. Hotels svill lissil it to tlioir luturssst to place their orders ss-itls llio abovo lirm. d2H:nil.v LOHDOl" MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. 8. MANAHAN, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEA1 Hums, Bncuii, Siuwiigc, Bolognas, Etc. <ll.nl.Vl SERVANT WAMTEO. A mm. TO 110 SMENKH.-.I. HOUSE- wnrlclisnHissall family. Apply!" MI19. T. It. I"EMIS N. ilnolBln Hoyal Avcunc. 150,000 W. BREDEMEYER, BR. [Itate Plainer of Jolni MnVloko.} * MINING EN«1NKEU, O.R. A PROVINCIAL HUUVEYOll, A AftHAYIilt. Masonic Tumi'le Blook, Vancouvku, Urit. Col. ufff-Rpllablo report™, uitilprgronivl liiir* vevHUin! mill), of mines OXGOUWtl nl, low fiuei™ AKBny«inniiooii till klmiKo. min- emin, colli ami Hllver burn, Thirty yi-iir..' nxperlonoe In mining In AnIii, luiropp nnd United fttates nt Ameilcn. ftpenki len lanttiuipeii. ARBiiyn from ii djHlH- promptfy i ver, IV. C. NOTjCE. milK APOLLIMAUIS COMPANY {h\- I mltcd) of J.'indon, I<.nsliiml,linvlng Informntton ihnt nptirloiiH wMm hftVo been miintimilnred nnd unlil In Mils pruv lnco im (.cnilliio ".\pnllliiuiln" iviiicr. in Infringement of Hm lompnnvs Inule mark iltily rtf-I-ileioil In (laimilti; Nollc'-lsbrrebyBlv-in llintpmcHuMnKs will bclii-illtutiMliiKiiln.st.iill piTMitiM who nflor thin ditto nhnll tniiniifiu-Uiio ornll'-'r for .al«' uny liquid und'T the name of "ApolllniirtH," other than pill nphynml beiirlngtho (,'cmiliio trado miirkH of tlm dom puny. TIIK ftfeOtiLINARIB COMPANY ll-n.) flVDltAKK/JAOkflOS . IlKI,.intlcN, Tbelr HolloliorH. Viclorln, a 0., Mib Oct,, 1680, docltimi! For Sale Cheap. (Jood for Chimneys anil Job Work of any J.W.WINGER MILLARD'S W1IAUK Dms'tug titid lenmlii™ dottR on nliortno* llee. iln..i-i.. By Private Sale.—A ltorgain, JHAVI* IIKCP.IVBI1 INHTHUCTKlVB from Mrs, A, M..lonNaro.vii, of Mud ay lotftnpoH. nf it()r Hi.ni.sloud, which roll. tHt™ of --T2 unre.* of Lnml, uoiui \i\vr\]. Ing House, I'xcc-llent Hum nml Htnhlln-* for -li) bond of .inch, gflnd Dairy nnd an ahliiidiinei'of Hpilnii wnter. The properly Ih hIIiiiiIimI on tlio «ntinv Sido or Mini Hny, Mm lnml In ho.i.iiiI in none anywlioid. nnd piirlle. wantlni' nn )iivn-iiiii'iit fin-iln-ln-jipltiil ivinnol do liifttei'tlmn Ink a look all his ii-.fnre lu- veRtliiKolsowiicn'. Hloeh and finplnmrnl-i ran ko wllli Rniieb If doNlrcil. Tui'Ms-Un.-third cn-.hj bnbuioo in mill purchaser,nt Hp»i----.nl.. prr milium, Por further paitlculnrs apply lo T. 3, TRAPP, NewWi'Bl, !«. Bovprn olher Kiirms ul tiRHg oy uml otber parts of HioDlHtrlcl at prlvntn bargain. ilnolSto HERBERT G. ROSS, Commission and General Aral. The Household. Fire Extinguisher. Canada Life Assurance Co. of Ham llton, Out. dwno8tnl Plants for Sale! AT THE Douglas Street Nursery. OltDliltS TAKEN FOE I .ttll_ AND OHNAMENTAL THEE . Ilmlllillssis nil the luaillng vssrlsstloss at Apples, Pcnrs, Plums, Clici-rics, ALSO SIMM, KKI'ITB ol sivcsT Ucscrlpllmi. Eliisssisss'ss, IVrs'isMss sssssl €n,ssss, sssissle Vd'svaSllyl p. LATHAM. Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. mim§m, nmim I!ai«s,$I.OOainll*I...Oi(s-i'I)iiy, AOCOl.DINa TO ItOOM. SPECIAL RAVES DYTHE WEEK OR MOUTH. KB" -Parties supplied with nil kinds of IDE-CREAM. dmy.ma NOTICK IH TIKUKBY GIVKN THAT tlio pnrlnoi-slilp berotof.i-c Kubsl-l- 1111; bmween iln. iiinlersli;ned under (he (In:- mime of Coiuorfoi-il A MoDoilgnll, >..rcii:.i:l Titilor., li:is lic-en (llssolvi-.i ihi-i ilny liy mutual con-ient. Alt .u-cunni-- nv.-in-,' ilto Into ilnn nre to be pnld in.T. A, M. i)i"!;.Ut, nnti all claims ii^nlii.! !!io aaid 'Inn .vlii be Battled by hlm. T. C01I1..RP0BD. J. A. MoDODOALL- Now Wesl., Ati-j. 31, ISSS. Mr. J. A. fflcOougail mlMj CONTINUE THE IHISLNEB3 VV under his own iijimc,ul iliosuino store, ua Columbia Rlreol, nest lo V. Omko's. A i-iitiii'iimtiL-o of 1'ie jaibtli. |.:il!'oiiiiu'c is ivf'i.i-eiilltly ..:jlicU_il. Sml..- fii. Hon i.'unniii tl. d\vse5to I.AJIeRAE HAS ON — B&1 HBO inhibition Tho Ilsit-M s-.ssi, tllsoir.of ™. i ■ ;'.. ' i-!i '.'wi'cJs.-'Wor.'sii'ils, 1. i!!C.V fi.nil ings, (..c, -i.., just in iwi fin kiln. ,;ll inllolted. Armstrong llloel:, Nmv w W**8tmlnstoi-. nihs__U* ibitii Auotbor coivt'gnmonl of Ootids Just arrived. We havo now not Tho Host English, Scotch nud ftV.iK-li Goods Thai can l.nliml In the 111111110'. Positive* ]\ tb" . holi'i'f-l siM'clion of Piiiithi!.a In 1.l!i'i-il\,:intl u! prices to hllllovoiv Iv. Cm!| -..-..■< ii-s-iii-imi'il. Notrouhli-io.slii.'w to inspect 1 ■;1k' .' lsl • not. All work ffiiiiruHtecd, and done on tho shortest possible notice. ._.-•..™S.-S-_3™SEC,__:(__. _£_,3?J Science of Dress Cutting Which liiBiircsn porfcel fllovory llmoniiil Is .-0 fli-.y thru :i eiiiiil o;in uiiilt'i.slaudll. BF_GGS~&HEARD. Leading Merchant Tailors, 1 Iicmr ss's'iils,f .loklnsfsss'B'Bllliilior—ion', illlllilyl SS CUI.U.M HIA BT-EKT. •*. yOLUWB VtI.«-NO. 193 Election Address* To the Electors cf the City of New Westminster: fil'NTi.i.MF.N: -Havlnir been nominated to till thu vacancy in IheProvIn* filal I,"i-lKl.ititri* oci'iisloued by the resljj- mitlon or Judgo Hole, it is proper nnd rlgjil thm l .li'nthl iilvn you a elear 1111-I distinct -tiiiemi'iii of jli.mo .suros'ffliloh I hhnll Hiipport, If elected. I. I Minlf taippoi-t tho present Eovern- ineni ui Inng nt 1 am convinced of it'i honesi luienlioii to admlulHler jmbllii nlliiliH m lib JhhIIik; and ills ri'tlon. '2. lcillilvlluitl.il, i,f senh: in tho I.enis- Ifttnro, wllh n view of pmclng this oity nu.lillHt lo. in ih,. fi-otil rnuk.a poNitloii to which ihey arc honestly euhllnl |„- Virtue of lm-riii.i-1 wealth, pnpulntloii mul 1 -iicuslve imimifiiclure™. You may rest ii-iutii'i'ii thm w hi'iil Ills mi _™t Inn cnm*. ™ up, as lt snrdy must, 1 __lit_.ll enrefully miiint >ourlntero8Uii which I am thankful Io l.iu.iv me Ulcnllenl wllh my own, ll, An tipproprhitliiiifor n Dlstrlot Court House In he t.redod In this city, and of snch 1-h.inteler and dlmonslotiH ns will ini'iit-llif present, nnd proHpoollvereqiilro- inciiis of our i-iipldly Increnslmj population. ■1. A new Central School House, to bo flonsirueti.it on modorn liyBloulopMnoi. pica, and of sufiich-nt sizo 10 aecomino- ilnlc lln vast ntiniltcr of school children In this diy. P. A bonus for tlie lli-st frtiltflannliiKaiid puckint: -■si.i!i]l«|itu(!iit In sueeeHnful op. oration. 0. A hbitrnl ti rn ut in lnnds or money, or holli, in nlil of the coiiKtmotion of a rail miy and freo trnfflo bridgo itcrosR tbo Fra- spr rlvor within the corporate limits of this oily. 7. Oivcrninent aid toward lho follow- Ini:; ■ (a,) A trunk 10ml through lho ontiro length nf Lulu Island to connect this city wllh the railway and freo IrnlJlo iii'iih.-iohi- liulll .by lho New West- mlnsier Hniitiicrn mill way Co, (h.) A lonil fiom Oils oily down the imilnhintl i-horo of the North Arm of Prnser rlvor (e,) Itepiihlii-* the Now Went mlnslor uml Vulowiigoti rond. (d.) Win.onronii.-i lending from this city to lhc muiilclpiiliilcMof .urrey, Sulla and Maplo Itlihtc S. Ourn-rrlculttiint nnd horticultural so- cleticH shall of ncocKsliy rceelvo every as- . l-tiince Hint I enn render. My pastcon* duct In this regard must bo my guarantee for future fallhlulne... Westminster inny not recolvo ail sho re- niilrc-. mul which Mm Is Jus'ly entllled to ilurlmt th<> coming m-sHlnn, hut I lim confident tlmt hyprii-i--rr-'proKonlallniimiii-|- ciin henccotnpllshcd.nnd If you honor ino wltli voiircntindonee ami silppoit Ishiill (nlilifully eoiiNmd for your rfKhts on all .icensloiiH.iindiil] monslirOH iifrcctlligytiiir Inhresls will recolvo my In'olllgontMip. port, I hnvo tho lionoi'tobn, (lentlnini'li, Yourohcdh-nt -terviint. THOMAH rUNNINUHAM, New Woat., Nov. IU, I860, duol,td STOVES! STOV i»__--^i___?_d™- £3- O *__E? O ; SCOULLAR & Gheao Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T JOKGET THE ADDRESS. Water & Granville Skjaiw. ™—-—■__---- O -5g, -JPO- SAMUEL 1V1ELLARD, - CHILLIWHACK, Whom wc have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stove.-; at New Westminster prices, dwno i v i THIS 1.1'AOE BELONUS TO H. T. READ & CO. HAIinWAKE MEUO'll \ST. . BUSQ1ESI BiMiS! JUST RECEIVED, A ■ (.AR-IiOAf. OF Pell, RiceCoil-spring* ilcLangh ,n .1EB MJ _SJ- ____ _.' __'•_ <___. A_SO DUPLEX, HANDY,. BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagoisl l|5r The Best and Cheapest Rigs eves offered for sale in British Columbia.-TSl ,.„.,. IR.ei .3 dB_ Currie- Chas. McDONOUGH Front Slreet, New .Vestniiiisler. f. I EXTRA FAMILY E. LANKETS,' FLANNELS, WORSTEDS hii Idndsof Woolennoofls _U<.AP¥-i._ADl_ C'LOI'IUNG. gg_. The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Ho.me Industry. dmh.Wtc ROYAL OITY Planing ills Company, II RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. MAKlll'ACTt'UN.S AND DEAT.KB8 IN i Ms of Roi_ id Brassed Li.™ Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALIM BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, AHE All, __I3_DS OX- WOOd Purnishing for Canneries. Door*.. Frames, Windows, Alouldtnw*. Bnlosters, Blinds. Bracket*. ..lining™, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. Vancouver Ciiy Foundry & Machine Works Co, ILIMITID) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING IIHKATI.Y INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MAOHIN- s-s-y, nro in is position to ussilortskis the construction and repairs of Marine "mlKln'llonnrv Kiiitln.sssssslBollcra, MllllnK. Mining and Connery IHnclllncry. as svcll as I'nslillUS and l'or_lll„8 of every description, listliiiiiii'H'jlv.'iii all work Rnnronteed. P. BAKER, A. MoKILVIE, Sb'iis'-t.iiy. dsTjinto M«oh_iiioalMasasibk, VOIP-IB vu.-_a m, but? mmm nauaaswir um Vimmmnk. a. a. M&&|& a, ma. INDIAN MEDICINE MEN. Rai-ferty at Bedford. Their Importance and Influenoe Among the Dakota!.-*. An Explanation . of Tholr Wonderful Cnres—llt-Iaglng the ''Doad to Lire"— Cor-ino-ite. Atlt-inline the InUIa- tlon of a Neophyte. Au Irish Totirist'B Exiierloiu.™ In ;•. Qimiilt ICui-tucky VIllii-,'0. People in Uio East will hardly Believe it when thoy aro told that Kentucky lias a county fn wliich only ono man was ever killed, but it is a fact notwithstanding, sny™ a Bedford (Ky.) letter to tho NowYork Sun, A number of years ago two intoxicated men fought in tho town and ono was Bhot to death. That was tha only serious crimo ever committed In Trimble County. Trimble is a real Arcadia, Bedford, tlio county-seat, being situated almost midway Mr Paul Bcokwlth has published an Interesting paper ou the Dakotahs inthoro- pontot tho Smithsonian Institution; and between two large cities, forty miloa from amonst other things horemarks tbatthe Lo*ji--villQ and sixty miles from Cincinnati, mcuicine-mau, or high priest, Ib1 invariably fifteen miles Irom the nearest railroad. Yet u cliicr; and although ho maintains his ■■■-- etriro of the outer world hns never s-,vay by tho uso of mysteries and incanta- reached lioro. Crimo of any hind la priio- i ions, nevertheless at times shows a power ticuliy unknown. Tho people are nil small whioh Ib not understood by those outsido farmers and fruit-growers, descendant-ol iho cult or brotherhood, and through a Virginians and Mnry landers who net.led knowledge of the medicinal properties of hero a hundred years ago, and aro Bcrupu- lioi-br* ofton performs cures that lead ono to iolia]y honest. Tho last lawyer who soul, il i)CliovohoiBnotaltogetherthechar_atanho \a Bedford camo near starving to death, is represented. His cures aro often tho nnd went to Kansas a half-dozen years ago. wonder of tho United States army sur*. There is a court-house Iii this town, but it • goons. ] ia needed only for tho preservation ol tliu An incident in point Is cited in the caso of county records, title deeds aud such things. an Indian who ono day cume staggering At tho last lenn of the criminal court there inlo camp with his leg horribly swollen was only one ease to bo tried, and that wuh trom the bite of a vonomous Bnaiio. The on ti charge of potty larceny. But it was ».imp surgeon could do nothing for tho bu(- proven thut the man was not guilty. i-Tor; but ho was completely cured by the Every resident of .hie county Is of puro iiiodiclnc-mati. Another case Is quoted English or Scotch descent. Thero is not a m which a cataract of tho eye was foreign-born person in Trimble Although cured by inserting brass filings into so closo to both Louisville and Cincinnati, n fie oilccted organ. To Impress upon Ucriiiun or Irishman would boacurioKiiy the mind of tho patient the divine nature of in Bedford. Lust spring nn Irishman, Mitt d iiis medicine, tho medicine-man adds to the Ralferly, trom Louisville, camo to Bedford. efficacy of his remedy mysterious panto- How he ovor got hero or why-ha oamo no .mines, contortion** of tho bodyand features, ono knows, IniL soon aftor his arrival word always to a drum accompaniment. If tho was circulated that a foreigner had come to patient i3 affected with a serious ailment, town. Hafforty went into tho grocery to lie places a paper or hark figure ontho buy fifteen cents' worth of cheese for diu- grouinl, and, whilo tho pationt is hold over ner. Tlio proprietor stared curiously at ll., hr, Arcs u gun, hy which net tho Bickness bim, bllt gave him tho cheese, and lie sat passes into tho Imago in tho ground and la down in a chnir to cat it. In a fow minute. hilled by tho dischargo of tho gun. They a crowd of small boys entered, und ranging claim thnt all this power is received from themselves in a straight lino in front oftho tho (. reat Spirit, who confers upon them a Irishman, gazed at him with the most evi- splritual modicino so powerful that thoy can dent curiosity. Rafferty thought, there must ■ kill ntwill, rosuscitate tho dead;andcuro ho something tho mattor with his personal the Biflk. This splrltunl medicine Is ropre* appearance, and asked tho proprietor If sented by any thing that Btrikos tho fancy— thero wus any thing wrong. Tlio lattor reus a bunch of fcathere, a daw, a bird, or tho piled in tho negative Mike then wanted to head of an animal. know why all tho boys woro looking at him. When a council is held, a barricade is "Why, don't you understand*" said tho erected in tho form of an eUlpso, and a tent merchant. "As soon as you bought that .:i raised at eaeh end of tho inclosure, one cheese I sent out word that thero was nu for the high priostB of medlcino-mon and Irishman horo. An Irishman don't como to tho other for ten mon who havo beon so- Bedford every day. In fact, its been ton letted to keep order ond conduct tho cero* J'0111'8 s-"oo ono was horo until you camo. many. Tho high priest, from his seat in You aro the first Irishman those boys over lho medicine-tent, appoints four assistants, one bearing a drum, one a pillow and stick, eno a rattle, whilo tho last assists by grunting. A big drum lu tho center of the circle is being constantly beaten by Bovoral drum- me. n. The high priest then speaks to them of lho holy dance which wos founded contu* Hungry "I have used Paine*. Celery cor. pound and il lins imtl a eplutorj effeot. il invigorated the system audi rod like a new man. it lmpro7e_ tho appetite and focllitnSCS dlges- \llou," J.T. u*rj> uu-, Primus, s. Ct Spring medicine mean.more-iow-a-day..Uiaj It did ten years ago. The wintorot 1689-SO haslet. tho nerves all faggiil out. The noma muat be strengthened, tho bleed purifled. liver and bowels regulated. Palne's celery CompoUnd- the Spring medicine vfttntuy-docs all this, aa nothing else can. I'racrilcl by Pliynidant, Recommended bg Druggists, Emlerted by Ministers, Guaranteed bg the Manufacturers to U The Best Spring ™.e-JdE.a_ "In the spring of 1SSII was all run down. I ivould get up In tho iinrnlng with bo tired a feeling, and was so weak that I could hardly get . round. I boughta bottle of palne's Celery compound, and before I had taken It a weok 1 felt .ery muck belter. Icimchc-'fnliyrccoiumend t to all who need a building up and strengthen* ng medicine." Str.-i. li. A. Dow, liurllngten, vt. Paine's Celery €. ompound a a unique tonic and appetizer. Pleasant to ;he taste, quick In lis uctlou, and wlthum ■::■*• injurious effect, It give, that rugged health •.filch makes everything taste good. It cure. lyspepsln. and kindred disorders. Physicians prescribe It. $1.00. Six [or t&M Druggists, WELLS, RlCHAUDSOI. _. Co., • _u_.-_1U.a_.. niAUftUn nVCO Q'<»" anything any color. UlAmUNU UTtb Ntxtrih&l Alwayswre. utrmo /*ooflS-.S™K>- saw, and of courso you aro a show lo thom." Kiiffcrty whistled and then grow indignant. Uo suld ho was neither a heathen Chinee, nor ..id ho bclougto a museum. Ho left tho store, followed by an increasing crowd of sinnllboys and some rather largo riesiigoand tells them'of the power ot <"'es. At lho street corner ho met n little tlie medicine of their ancestors, and wnra- B**'1 carrying a bucket of water. The Ing skeptics not to scoff at them or their wculherwns warm and ho asked her for nun, as they havo the power of thrusting a a drink. She looked up, for tho fits, timo o.aworstonothroughthebodyof anyonoat in her life saw a strangers faco, shn.lied, will, causing Instant death. In proof of dropped tho bucket of water, and lids assertion, ho calls ono of his assist- Hed in dismay. Thut was euough y> A FT 1ST «. 1)1!*{*--|j, Agnes D East of Mnry St refit. Lord Service, nt II a. in. mid 7 p.m. B Buhool nndr.! I'U- Oiu^ :tl H-flU i>. r sent1- Ir*-.; ■ih.iii-i'i"; *.. .r-iinlly v/oh •__It______TlH_i' _____llwili' P41st'__J Mi_ tii o msT o tt x: n c tl, Street, Rev. J. II. White, Services nt ll ii. in. and 7 |i, ui, **■ Bohool and Bible Class 2:S. r. in. Mootl.i_: on Tluiri'diiv;- n! 7KI)|'.ni. free; struma rs oordlully Invited. QT. PAIH.'™ HMI-Ut'U, John H i.pi ■ ll ■ ■ -.11 :i ': •*. , Haddon. i-usior. ..i-mtu-.*. iv.r.v. at ll n. hi. mul 7 |i, in. Thursdny i*v ll(7:;!l(..V|.H'l:. Ker.Is trot-, all hit nlly Invited. Hunduy Bch •■■!'■. 1 I •ft Dili ii.i.nt! ENGLISH BOOTS Mine's Boot & Shoe Emporium, The Waterproof "Ji"; the Country "K"; the City "IC"; also Ladies' Buttoned and Laced, and Boys' and Youths' "K" Boots. "Wrllc to-dny torn pair. Goods expressed C. 0. D. __=_.. S'l 3____.si-_:i__<r_E!, d&wocMraU 182 Government St., cor. Johnson, VICTORIA, I), C. ■m BRITISH COLUMBIAN STEAM DDJMTMP g^- BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE PROVINCE ^ IWlrtO |J|*t **-*■'»"*■-***■ I'*" i^JM^MiMwappfriioaii,, a***. «*_ _s*-£,3^™i:c_;___S™C___^_s£r_o &-. go. im tho Irishman. Ho set out for tho nearest railroad station, Ilftocn miles away, imd never stopped tramping unlil ho got thero. For over n milo a crowd followed him at a rospoctnblo distanco. Since thon Bedford has not been troubled with strangers. I A HOCUSED INSECT. Uow C-ckronch._ Aro Con signed to : Living Gravo hy it. Wh-i-td l-'Iy. Although cockroaches abound luconv uui.. to him, and points toward him with tho iiicdK.iiie-hitg. at tbo snme time pu fling at Mm with his lips, whereupon the assistant fails to tho ground apparently senseless. Thcii the priest salaams to the four polutsof the compass, and Invokes the Great Spirit loaid him and tho other membors present di--ringingtbo dead brother to life. Tlio tin.: s aro then beaten and a frantic dance is ' un, whon the lifelesB form gradually vt. i to consciousness, and spits into hi.1 Ji mu ni'ound tlso circle, and, wiring P11" "!"'a *•*•*!. to\ nioN'f'': . •* -"''',' Is.-. ,i"-.tl™..o-l.o|., blovra upon Bono ono ateo, •»■■ tlscsn c-mssigssoss, os ll..,- sn'.."i'.;.v sih. i, iho-moinonncr lulls to tlio ground wo., ton Uring gray- by tt-wlol'isi HmliliBj unsisle.il, Tho chief continues and tlso insect lnuoirasombtag aSpaiis-lsily. It "Us-,-' man," reviving, assists ia sbootlng was lupossiiiss- to ■toiioss In„ _s'..c-s.siiSs, oil,. 3, until tlio lncteuro Is lull ot bowlliig «anblncil wish his g i „rii.gb.issi...iiii p-'s-u n'rsi »s dancing, yoUing and shooting esoh »"»*. w,lU'0"' ""aS'"'"S »« solfl-b d™»?>s 01l . _,. n _ ol it pnulouisiiso leading nil innocont viiilini .,.'." _ _ ,„ ,„,., ..a t.. i. to perpetual entombment in somo haimtcil Vs i:cn a nosv nsombor is initiated, Uo is ' ' lull. Si into tho I'—snr.sl-tont (or inatruotlpas. __*,,.. ™ ,_.... t..*..., _ ..... wtiit-l aKret; Eo is then strlppej o &$$S&$S^ hia clothing, excepting^ an apron about his ^ ^ faUa iuacct__.no(. .. milu.lcvot loins and mix-asslns-on his feet Ho is then , Bizo_timil aU enorgy l0llvus ilha mil ll0 pauiicd entire y blacky uoa_41«t ™all rod t fl t ^ , ^ n R v spot between hta Bhoulderi, ^ -Candida e ^ ^ * { ^ bim ^.,. f { is oxhortcd o bo good, and Is told nnfl lllv-.nn,!v fmitiintt for1 thut bin medicine will bo correspondingly powerful, and that he must givo a feast onco a year. If he docs not, ho will moot with misfortunes, sickness ur death. Thb candidate now receives iho holy claw or stono. Tho medicine*man, approaching him from the oast, describes llio course of the sun with tho medicine* hag, and bowing to the four points ot the compass, mutters an incantation, and Humbling fnu bag toward him, Bays: "Thoro rmmu.ii of ekolasp. — hoi.y \j TRINITY !.lil. !!.:H- ;:. ..■.-■. I In Bishop. H. MAKY'S CHHUrl!; li.rtor. Tlie Ven. Archdeacon Woods. S.-rvie-u in both churches nrry day, All kjiiw free. Uoili churehs'.-. opi-n all dnj for prl- vale I'l-nycr. TlHKSnVTKltlAP. .UUfit'il j.sT. _r ANMI.KWS', ciinii'i'Ciiruiirvi'iiiuui jflaokwoo 1 His. Hev. Thu-'. Si tor. Hor.-I.esni n a. in nml 7 , diiy-s.h'i'-ii and nihle-'chiti. nt U :. ■ p. m; l*i.iyi..--ni.:t-ilii-"Mit *ihm>-l:.y ovt-iilugs nl 7,:il). Sea! .free: stnint'eis welcome. i i-iis- KP.—KOYAI. IjUIK.K NO. 0. Wequlnr , Meet Int; every TiU'.d::v nljiht nl v o'clock. Oddfelliiws'iliill. Visillii™ l-r-lh- isjji_\".'!'-niiP:—.!._!■;. Km :irr. K'.nl It.&H. V O. (.'. T.-EXOELBtOK I/'UCifi NO. H I , i.ie;*(.. i'v;-i',v Minnhiv cvi-niiifrut Bn1- I'ldi'k, Intl-.i- !\lil|'t'i:uici! llall.l. iliitiild:i ft'. Vj.ltii.t; iiif-mhi'i-. iiri'eni.ll.ill.v Invil- .u.-W. <; LOVE, iltr. :■'■>(■. » O. _r.-COT.Hr LOHli HWi'lMUN, t\. N'o. isiw. The roKulu'r meetings rf tho nbove Court are held rn Hie l<*i)r.-.tcrs- Hnll.on tlic-lli-.luna lliLi-H Wedii.Bdiiy In encli n ion ih, al s p, in.—Ji.., MoMcnpllY, Benr., P.O. it. CAIjKI.OiVIA ta F""v \\r c. t. v.- VY . overy W- . o'i-Ioi-I. at. the -\ and prcaently, putting forth sqmo appar* utus that stnnd3 him in tho placo of a linger uud thumb, gently takes tho cockroach by the noso, and lends hlm daintily along for u foot or two. Leaving him there, ho commences a thorough examination of the neighborhood, beating the ground up and down liko a well-trained setter, and nut finding what ho wants, returns to tho cochro'tch nud leads him en a tittle farther, whon tho aamo process Is gono through, sometimes for hour.., AHDltEW'8 w SOt.IKTY.-The letpilnrmeollugs' f f Mils Association nti* held-»n tin-hi. ITim .- j day of ench monlli, nLSu'vl ick p.m. All i Heol'-S.meil are invited In lillciid. --.IhIi.n Bor Ui_<_Ut_All Ml."TIN*U Wp'IneiifluV r.ftcnii ... W.C.T. U.Hciuhiimrte: Douglas st. Loyal Ueielon i» the same idace every Ki-ltliiv ii/Uiiu'on.—-Iuk. Jas. CUNNiNailA.-.i, I'nsldenl; Mns. 3. A. Cu-V- Nl.vnilAM, Hefi-^liir.v. il-VlOE. I/UUOK >*n. t:, A. P. y. \, n--Thv nfcntei meet- IngR of Hiia ho-.h-o ovo I.old lu . . is..- MiisdiiieTumploouiliettrai Weiiiu-sd '-1 In each mi.nlIt,ul Tt80n*.lbok p. in. Sijj.:uri;i..ir liretlnvi i;i.- _■■ -r-ii;iIIv Invlled loalMld.-W. C. CHATHAM, ftof. goes the .spin].." Thofnd»date then faUs fi %Mq ^ ^ b6 ^^ ?™Bl™?™*'±b^^™_.!!S^ Chinks thero are in plonty, but they do not suit him. Uo has taken tho measure of thu Bi_ OddlGllows Ih Council moots on lho Unit \*A'uii03duy in eaeh month, in _ p. in. Qimrtorlj mcetln-'-Oii ihi-'-'-iiilof Voh., .Mny . Aug.. and Nov., at 7::ia p. in. New i-_.-_ji_.oi-. iimv tie proposed nnd Ploetedlit ftlij ftnnr- u-i-iy triedtfir-r.—n. ItoiisoK. see. dlduto. A b c-iumand of tne hi/,_i priest tho novice r-j-Mvcrs, and is presented with tlto inodiciuc-hag, becoming a recognized mom- victim's bulk, and means to lodgo him com- _._,,-.,. ... .,..m modiously. Presently a Bultablo holo ia 'S f13- «™««ltand l'110 fly« raovinff backward, goal- theso ceremonies ,_™^_ lhQ cockmch atter hIm ^ bi3 been coililng boforo tho tent of the assist- nnti is drBLrlbt-torl «o»S*^J^^__™.'**^*J darkVa-'e.a'cnn nofbo- more than sur- to,M W:Ul.!;,r.^-™...i.„dS!;t..- m.sed. 1^0^001,^4001,^,1. to en- gngohimnsa wot nursa No doubt tho I poor cockcoiicli is bored in somo part not vital, and eggs laid in him—a purposo for ! Dissolution of ?a MME ber ot lho order. After tho least beginB, and tho food which has !* ft™ "' t.«™- ™™™I.I™™ I.™.™-.™ Ilin Innln'llss-neolcl. ...HVUU" What horrors aro perpetrated In this which lus Biicculent, motherly frame is tho'liiy following; and as tbeso dances are friqii'.-niiy givon in winter with tho ther- momclor of ten far below zero, it may easily imagined how tho candidates must suffer, clad ns thoy are; to»™t.;'^^l]5 I peculiarly odaptod. And, not improbably gcaen;lv understood that the membors of Kringtl^.vicarious Inoubatlon, tm ta sun ihoorUii* have secret signs and passes, but -. fl » ^ food .until the eggs with which heiwn.ItyofoxposurotaBOSuroandswi t ' . inU)l.0,ni:;tod) boing hatched, com- Ihereai-o well-known instances in which ■ w b ; j ^r receptacle." *>■.>.-_■,---. ti,. inlin. a lin... lm-ut. r nii.lv hilt •"-_«■■ , i It is in vain that, during the scene above described, wo urgo tho cockroach to seek sarety in flight. The poke of a stick Is disregarded; he seems dead to all hints; nay, move him to another part of tho wall, he waits thero with the same stolid iudif- foronce the return of bis tormentor. Probably n Bly thrust is given him in tho flrst mooting of tho two, somo -'leprous distill* ment" dropped Into his car, for lie has on- tlroly tho air of being hocused. Ono J. uir of Gloves for Two. General Charles 1.. Hooker, a mombor of CongreBB from tho BovonthMissiseippl district, was one of tho heroes of tho lato war against tho Union. Uo carries au oinpty sioove aB a reiki of his experiences on tho field. Major Powell, tho Chief of the Goo- logicul Survey, wns In tho Union army, nnd he also carries an empty sleeve. General Hooker's lost arm waa on his right side nnd Major Powell's on tho loft. Their ru- .mining hands aro of tho samo proportions, indiscreet- member* have mysteriously but perinuni.-ut!;.' disappeared, at the instance, it is supposed, of tho medicine-men, A DEVOTED WIFE. Sho Ih so A1 noliod to Her Ilunhnnil as to !)•< 1. Publio NuliBUoo. lu Bridgeport there Is awoman so much In lovo with her husband tbat tho other Hi-idgcporicrs think hor crazy. Tho Post says her love haa become so marked aa to becomo nn annoyance to the neighborhood, and tho landlord of the house she occupies hn. been compelled to givo her warning to vacate his house in order that ho can retain hiB other tenants. Thisuu- fortuimto woman Is Bane on evory other subject but love for her husband, and at timca when ovorcome by tho Intensity of that lovo her mind wanders and" sho will clasp u revolver in hor hand, pace up and down tho houso for an hour or two, go out Into tho yard and after wandering around there for a Ume will outer tho houso and, . .. . , , - - donning her street attire, will mako haste ™* «-** havo a mutual] agreement middle the shop whoro her husband ta employed ^oh they purchase glove*in common, and faint St his feet. Ho is obliged to leave JW-»-»g£ 5Jj»» »'*•» M£,M his work and accompany hor homo, which General Hooker the ' lefts.'' No dUgmltr armt-An to satlafv hor for tho time ovor occurB between thom about tho selec- 8£T When her hLi goo tlon of these gloves, for they pay little at* eut, * of an ovening _ho invari- ' t™*!fm*? tho peronnlal chanEfea In modes ably follows him until .be, out of |and faablona; , sliume, la obliged to return home. At ether times aho will walk to his place of employment and sit on the benoh near hiB side while ho la at work until he Is obliged, lei* to escape tho raillery of his fol- ilo-iV-workmon, to take her homo. Sho thriT.tonod to shoot any woman whom aho ., . „. , , ,. discovered talking to hor husband, aud hor m-" V10 ?oitt0 !,9 a^flS,°a "'"j^ned byll.u moans and cries for him during his ab* "''l'«''ln"t ineinber. Tho individual whoni •jeneo Trom tho houso aro pitiful. Sho has ''^me has blessed with a roaiiywoll-forimui ovon gone so far as to hire a detectivo to ""H><->T--ct nose should indeed bo gratefai, watch her husband's movements, and the '>8o»«»ovoragobarolytwoporcont.orthe detective reported, after three weeks of M-^WWteUm can claim to possess a continuous spotting, that hor husband was l"»'fcctly shaped nasal organ. faultless respecting communication with 1 _I _» ._.__._. other womon. She then look It upon her* n He Heard the Toot tauroato. self to play detectivo, and now has two or , ()r- Buckley tells a story in Uio Christian three young ladler down for allonatlng Advoeato about ita following Tont.y8(1» hor husband's affoctlons, whom, It ta safe «»™ °B°, through tho South KeiiBtugion to say, havo not the acquaintance of tho musoum, hoping to hoar him speak. For latter. It 1s alleged that tho husband, In. two »«_•__ hours wd a half ho did this ordor to escape tbe passion ho has on* wltWut success. ;'At lust ho made Biyn-. deavorodtosootho,wUlbo obliged to leave nsiaewasabouttoilOBO. Hoping to hour Good N«son Aro Scnreo. ..- .----, t»l nil th'o features of lho human face the nasal organ, being tho most prominent, In o-der'to csoapo'tno SSS'iTO -um,lh *-**P">*aoaB fl reykiAOv of oharactor, .I.™,™.. ** .™,.„ _._.- 1 a... Its form gives tho greatest oxprossion iiiiu individuality totho facial lineaments, and his wife. This is sad, but tt is novorthc-, ^me criUclsm of a painting wo ltatonod la- 1MB true, and proves that the passion is ™%™f those> memorable words foil ovon stronger In its reality than depleted if.1™ *!-_*■ ot .^»Kland;s poot lauroaie at its bost on tho stage. Knowing and Hot Knowing. I "Woll, what do you know!" asked tho Inwvor of an unsatisfactory witness. 'Thero are some things I know and some things I don't know," said the witnoss. '■Then toll ub Bomo of thom." "Well, I know a lawyer who's got n pocket-book full 'Vou lake euro of tho children whilo 1 g» and got somo boor.'" Ton WIU Xntoxkato, A new source of intoxication has boon discovered. It Is simply dry tea, oaten, of course, boforo it is nteepod. It produces an agreeable effect ut flrst, but. indulgence llmilly oauDos sleeplessness, disorderly lm- •f tummy, butt don't know who ltbolongsj pulses and delirium. Not a few porsons to." "1 movo, your honor, that this wit- havo boon found to havo contracted this ness be committed for contempt." __ 1 dnn-Hv form nf tho tea hnbit. NOTICK IH IIKUKIIY filVl-..V THAI tin; pariiiershliiliMe:i.;onisubsldtltig lielw i'o n.-*, H'.e iimlei'.'-U'iK'il, us hu-elii ._:, has lief 11 tliis day dUnim! tiynm-iiai cousi-iil. AH iU-hi«owliij-i*.|_ii'sutd piiii- uers'ilp nre to be pui-l toft. M1u111lm11.nl the Is'imlon Mai-lent, anil .-ill claims iis;iiii:it llui;-;ild ii;iil::i*i>h'|ian.'!o lie pro- sentf-l ('■ Hut Mild *.. -Iain,hull, liywlnmi thoS'ime Mill be setiled. mtcil ul New \Ve.stinlns1er, Ih-'1st iliiy of November, ifiSii, M.\NXAHANA1U_K1IIBNIIACH. Winii._s~A' R- Pautuiii-I-. 1) mil ml ESTAT™] 03- kin*B0^7 (DEOEASKIJ.) VTOTICE IS UKllEIlY OIVEN THAT ]_> nil monies due IhK c-sliilo uilisl bu pal.I furthwllh lo Wlllliini Wrlghi l.lck- liiHi.11, -uui all claim-- ii-mIiis| iIii_- .-stjito must )••< forwanli'il, duly iiroved, lo tlio snld WiUlimi Wi'lsht lJlcklnson, for payment. CAROLINE MATILDA DICKINSON, Executrix. OHARLES B, WOODS, Executor. New WofltnilitKler, 11 0., Novemhcr llllt, i860. diio]_ui 3.TOTIC-_. (0__\r;__] oitit) The Most Flourishing and Rapidly Growing- City on Puget Sound. BEAT SALE AT BED ROCK PRICES or um. im mm m m mm of the guy. Tiic blocks <ir. divided into lots 40 feet front by 125 feet deep to an alley, lias fra til to $l_..l)|f Fut Foot Kills' Mill commence on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889. After each 35 claj*3 5 per cent, will be added to the price. . W is the TIM FOI. a FO_.TU._E Come and see and don't say you did not have a chance. HDWAIlD L-SCHEK, __t©-?xc:e™ fflHE UNDERSiaNED DESIRES TO I lltnnic Mobhih. Dickinson A Binnio forlUndlv advertising him, and tecs Io add, for lhe infotiniilioii of llm i-'t-npi-al ptililie, thiiMio Ih now In a position to do a general draying basin ss on his own nccount, nnd rcspei-ifully snllell™ from business men and others n share _f the trade. Satisfaction I'liiinintoed. ilnoir,wl OEO. HUME. __*TOTXC_™_. NOTIOE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT appl lent Ion will lie nuid'* to Ihe Leu lulntlve Ass.-mhiyof tho Province of British Columbia nt lln next session for an act lo liKorporalo a corn puny lo construe,', npoivlennd maintain n Hired railway In tho (.iiv of New Westmlnsler, unit to ncqulre land™ nnd do all IhltiKs necessary for' he purpOHea flfoi-csnld, Dated this 25th dny of September, iS8oC n.BOUGLASi HENRY V.EDMONDS, dfieiMlc For selves nml other.*.-, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tho buslnofts herpioforo curried on byllni Into Hohcri Uicltli win wilt In future bo eoiidneled iiinli r Hip iij.iii_* unit stylo of Dlrl-iiiKou ft i'o., Mr, Wllllnin Wright DicktiiHon iieliig innuagcrot until 1-UHlnfl™.. with full p'iwer ton-i-elve mun* leHiiml sli,'ii receipts for the. urni-, d-Mf-n and eiuloise promf.-i-.-m-v nnte-i nml nhetiuosand do nil aolRnndducdoicces* «ary for tho eairyln-i .;ii of tho said l.nnl- ness, OAltOMNEMATII.liA DtOKINSON, CHARLES E.WUUI'H, ExeculrI.vandE..oen!erof tl- V/IH of Roimnr Dickinson, (leeensed. New Westmin (iter, It, (!., November lllh, IM!). illiolflm __SroTic*E. the I OTICE IS HEREBY 01VMN" THAT we the undoralgnod hnve npniieii to Honorable Iii" Mini, lenifilie l.i|.'i-:«ir fora license In eut an.l ram nwnv Hmlni' from lln- followiiiL' dc-'irlliC'! Iiomininn l-iinls siriinlcil In New Weslmln. iej- District, R. r.: rmiiinpiirlni? nl a p .1 plant nl nlmnl (womllofl Up ,Morrs Cieclt, on the right hank, which eniiiUeshilo rtiiifl.. n itiver lictwcfli Slwnsll Oleeli mul HihiImoii T.ik. (nnsl tnn ihed U.S. M, Co i; thenee ROUtlt -10 ehalns. llience ciml 1i;il plinln*, thenco north 80 plialns, itinni-e wesi ion ehnlns, llience sonlh 10 rlii.lns, lo |-lnc" <.f iH-f-llitiliiK-f-otitnlnliif! nlmnl 1. .mere.". HARRISON HAW MILL CO, .TOSKMI JtAliTIN* ft WON, Harrl. no River, Nnv. I, I8«(i, <lllo*-nil CROSS & POINGDESTRE, Who]e_aleiui'i Retail TOBACCO Ml STS i HOICK BRANi s OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, Fancy Importfd I'M'FH. POUCHES, 0|- f-ARi.Tri>: casks, i-rrc. Choice Smoking Tobacco Thompson's Old Photo Gallery, i COLUMBIA STREET NEW WESTMINSTER. I icGdte SKigb Mwo\ Rnlrnuco Kx- aiiiliiatiou. milF SKMI-ANNCAT, EXAMINATION i ofaiMilleatilsfoi-entranee to a H.*.h School will lie liel'l In the (!>-n!|-:t; School Ihtllillii;.'. New- W'e.tniliisier, comnten* etne nl 1)::M ii. in., WE')NKsoay, villi November, nwi. Candidate, must he piiilotunt, S. 1>. POPE, Supt, of Etluealion. EdneiiMou Olflee. Vlotni.ii.nih Nov., 1S*.0. ilnoKtd "Land Registry Act." Lot No. 12, Work XXIf, anil Lot Xo. 21) Block XXVIII, City of Now Westminster. ACKUTIFICATK OF INl>KKI-.ASll,i,C tlM«'tn llio nlM.vi- nifi.t!r_i*i. it li<rrilltn- menlnwHl lie Issue 1 |t» AlPXtllldOr Ollttfi on lhc ilili dny of .tunmn-v, tsm, nnli-ss In the mem.time n valid .'liieeMnn thereto lie mnde io theiinder-iiriu'd in wrltliiffhy ■ionie pern'in elnlininL'nne.taieor Interest In nulit lterc(tl!;i:.:eii|.-,ii .ome j.;ii-| I hereof i Lnnd Uei'lKlivomce, Ni -.■■' WcsIiiiIiisIlt, "IhOi-lolier, 1880, T. 0. TOWNLEY, ctoeTma Dopnly Reirlsirur. L, STANOROOM, (■euenil Agont. _-^_-^3-^I03V-flt_.-a_8____B DRESS MAKING it SUSS JEiMKINO-.', (LATP! OP ENUI.AND) Oorasr of Church ami Columbln streets, newwes'tminhter. *B"satl .'action uaariinteed. dwfe7to Dress-Making! Misses McDOUOALL COI.UiMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. S-*_™lsrnclloQgunruulfiissl. aaplQlo Fook Wo & Co. Charcoal for Sale C.IIIE3E MDOIt C-JNTRACTES FOR. t'01.UMBI.VKT.,Nl:W WESTMi.vSTER, (Nc-Clsiviliiss'l IIislo.l | -~.HQO_s_'0_3_a,__fH— | rirnrniiij COLUMBIA STREET, New Wt'slminslef, B.f. (DAILY AND WEEKLY) UNIIIVALLED OX THE MAINLAND 01' BRITISH COLUMBIA AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, PER ANNUM, BY MAIL: Daily Dritish Columbian, • $6 Weekly" ■ 2 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. BOOK, JOB, anil GOMMEROIAL Oanadian Paciiic Railway. PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. OWNERS ANO MASTERS OP VES- ROljjnnd other Craft navicatln« Hie Einper Hlvor are enntloneil to heen wllhln tliu IhinvH lininleil He,) nn,\ White, re- Kltei'liveiy.at the Mission llrliL.*., 11. iliii"- ln|*niiM'onslraetlon of (ho RrMcc nnvl- (tatlon between lho liiink™ of lho 111 ver nnd thiiRiioyHtHilan-{oroti_1<iwlin;lo]iltf'i being driven thero. TT. ABBOTT, General superintendent. Vancouver, B. C, 7th May, 188.. dtayMo TIIV1E CARD. S3. SS*. Iff. OO. This FIsss, Flrnl-Cl'llfS Str. William Irving Will Umt tlso 0. P. N. Co. s Wliisrf, _-VBl_.Tr Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M., FOR CHIlllsYHA.K AND WAY PORTS. Rsslsss'islssg Evsssy Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sufllcloiit Inducement offers Bho Will proeeed to HORE and Oh Hindi t-i'i'iisiuns will leave her wharf nt 4 a, m. Connecting with thoO. P.N.Co.'8Slenmer for Victoria. JOHN IRVING, Manager. T. L. BRIGGS, AbqiiI, Now Wostminstor. dnpSto Time Table. ___=_-. THE STEAMER s^HH-TROBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER evory Mondny mOrnlng at 7 o'clock for Nannlmo, via Vancouver, rotnmtng Tuesday, vln Vnncouvor. Louver- WcRlmlnBlor every WodncBday nt 7 n. m. for Nanaimo direct, eonnecting with inland rallwny and Comox Bteamer. Leaven Nannlmo for Vnncouvor on Thui-Rdayfl nnd Fridays and returns same UflVB, Loaves Nnnaimo on Saturday at 7 n. ru, for Westminster direct. For freight or passage apply on board, I ot to T. L.Tlmoof, c.P.N. wharf, dte 1 Every Description EXECUTED IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE AT MODERATE RATES. OUR FACILITIES Hi THIS DEPARTMENT ARE UNSURPASSED IN THE TROVINCE, Special Forms Ruled and Printed. HAVING A RULING .MACHINE ON THE FREMISES WE ARE EN- ABLED TO FURNISH SPECIAL FORMS TO ORDER. MDITIO..HNI) IMPROVEMENTS Have recently been mntle in the various Departments, And with careful and efliclent workmen, fast stenm presses, ami first-class materials, we can guarantee satisfaction to all who favor us with their orders. KENNEDY BROS. nol PROPRIETORS WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE TRUE. The steady rush of purchasers at ROUSSEAU'S Boot and Shoe Store shows that our straight-forward way of doing business has given the people Perfect Satisfaction. We offer no unreasonable inducements; our object in advertising is to give a truthful description of our resources. We have the largest stock of Boots and Shoes ever exhibited in the Province. Call and see it before purchasing elsewhere. Ladles' Kid Button Boots $2.001 Men's Laco Boots $1.60 Misses slo do 1.70 Boys' slo 1.25 Children's do do 1.00 Youths' do 1.00 Infant's do do 001 Wigsvans Slippers 1.00 These goods are all made in the latest styles and manufactured from the best home and imported goods. All marked in plain figures. Strictly one price at JAMES ROUSSEAU'S, 81 Columbia Street, New Westminster. dwtc C. McDONOUCI (LUNDBOM'S BUILDINO, FRONT STREET) GENERAL _OE_™_X.Er_ X2-7 Constantly ou Hand an Extensive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Uats .. Caps, Crockery, -Glassware, &<•. sec-DOT'S <te botb' s-ctx-st-.. . Great Variety of Household Articles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME nnd GENERA! .TORES K. B.—Farm Prod he-* bought at markol rates oi sold on comialssh-n. im. *rders from tbe Interior promptly attended to. w ■ tc KS^-m'VV,..-.- v- ■. „v< *. *v;,\ *..**■ ■*<. --..v-v*.-•vn-'-.v ■-■'•■v. v -*•••■■ CASTORI for Infantg and Children, ■•CMtori»i_soweUa_ai>ted toehUdrenthat I Caitoria oune CoUe, Constl*. t Ii*_commendltaaraperiortoanyp__«!riptlon I goj"|^m*^vJ-*"t& fj. - in.™u™.»-_™,„n tr . _.„J.«t_ I Kills Worms, Elves sleep, an , mown to me." H. A. AnoBE™, IL D., I ^^estion 2UB(hO__{oid8t,Bn)old7atN.T. I Without tDjurioufl modicatioa - Hun- jr The Cbstaur Cokpakv, S ss W. C. LOYE, F-sfa-l" Scut ui Shoe Uw. ■'••-«rti-fvga»l-s_£n__-c*>*» ■•■• ■w Orden. promptly sstsonslesl to. Cl.rk.on St., In rear of Oolsssslnl Hotel, next to Rand Bros.' offlce. dnellc Business Notice. THE UNDERRIGNED 18 PKEPARED to furnish plans nnd epeclflcttlioiiB for nil clnsses of bnlldlng8 (stone nnd brick a specialty). Will famish all the necessnry (lrnv.ini.-i nnd superintend work through n enmpetent foreman, nnti will gnnrantei; perfert. work for. pe:-cent ufco-l, (Ullee In Rank of B.O. BuHdUtg. up stairs. New Westminstor. JAMfc-SKfiNNEDY, dwaellto Archil .(-Is. Feed, Livery i Sale STABLES. Dallas Street, Westminster jos. mTwise, PEOPEIETOB. GOOD DRIVING * RIIUNG HORSES for Hire, Haek* cnll nt nil Steamers nnd Trains. Special attention given lo IhiiintfiiB Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may hn loft at the Oflloe of Mather™ A Mllllgan, Commission Merchants. Front St-ree.,Now West. dse2J*o ESTABLISH!-*) 1S59. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, N'early Opposite the Colonial Holer NEW WESTMINSTER. THE LAHGEST AND CHOICEST assortment of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constasntsy on lissss., and supplied to Fani- ilies, Kestsumnts, and Steisnlsosts nttbo LOWEST 1'OSSIBLK PRICES. Id Su Frascisco, Cal, BY WAY OP THB laiii Tn n fer HfcCK, I WRY, SlifiE, Feed | Sale Stalles DOUBLE AND SIN&lE IBS At Speoial Low Ritti-s. Draying and h\\ M of Teaming Done at Shortest >ol ce DryCor-lwootl delivered to any partof tho City. Orders by Telephone will i eeotvv prompt attention. BJTSUlbles nenrly opposite C.I R.D0* pot.Columbln St.. NewWefitn Inster, djallu- GILLEY BROS, » -ops. BRITISH C0L11M8 LandilnvssimentAj iy (LIMIT-ED 1 THOMAS ALLSOP. ) HENRY B. MASON, } 1 OUYLER A. HOLLAND, J HEAD OITU t : 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street-, LONDON, EN*J. The Business of ALLSOP A M ARON has been mergetl In tho nbovo I'ompniiy and will boOHi-rled on by tho Company from, this dnte ns n general Laud Inve.-tnu.it and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgnge at l_o\v Rules. Town Lots nnd Farming Liu. i . for Sale on easy terms. Victoria, B. C, Mny lOtli. 1887. dwjlyi X.X-W3H- THEMT. SHASTA ROUTE. GRAND SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC CM8T PULLMAN BUFFET 8LEEPER8 TOUEIST SLKEPING CARS For Acconimwliitlon of Hecond-Class l'ns songorn, attached to Express Trains. Pare from Portland to Bncrainenle. aim Snn Frnnclsco—Unlimited, $_,.; First class (Limited), S_0; Soonnd-class (Ll tmlt-dhJlS. THROUGH TICKETS to all polnls Sont' and East, via California, TICKET OFFICES: City Ofpick, No. 181 Cor, First A Aide Strcots; Dbpot Ok. icr, Cor. F A Front street*! Portland, Oregon. It, KOEHLKR, E- P. ROGERS. Manager. Asst.O.F. AI'.A'c TO SMOKERS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAK.ASKFORTHE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, ***** MAINLAND. ftfTliey are not only mado of tho Choicest Tobacco hut thoy aro of Home Mannfactnrc. and ahoold ba patronize-. by all good oituons, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOK WJILDtNO, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwl7noty WM. McCOLL, CHOICE FamDy Groceries! And PROVISIONS. —A1SO— A WEU-SEIE™ED 8TMK 01 DRY GOODS AND FURNISHIN8S. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUI.D_.BM_ BLOCK, _olsssss.it. Btnet, New WsslmlMMe. noldwly JBittlV! fritish (Eolnmbi_m rr|_l«f Rvealu. Mot. M. IMt. ABVf HlflM UTU HI THI DAILY. *Mu__«.Adver..™fmen_i.-Flratlnaer- tion, 11 ots. per line solid nonpareil; oach subsequent con.eoutlvelnHort.oii.lict*™ por Uur. Advertisements not Inserted every day—;irst Insertion, 10 cts. per line; subsequent Insertions, 5 cts, per line. .•Un.-Hug Advertisement**.—Pro.e.sion« al or HusluesB Cards—32 per month. 8pe- clnl rites for gencrnl trade advertising, according: to space occupied and duratlou of eon traot. tm lim Sales, when displayed, charged 25 '*.: cent, less than transient advts, If sol id, charged at rej-ular transient rates. HP-! Inl N-llees among reading matter, 20 ets p.r line each Insertion. H-iectiils lnsert-.il by the month at reduced rates, Ul rt ns, Marriage™ and Dent lis, ?l for each Insertion; Funeral Notices In connection «ith deaths, 50 els. eacb Insertion. WEEKLY ADVERTI-INQ MT.8. TraMslenlAdvcrU-fiuenl.H.—Klrsi insertion, n) eta. per llne solid nonpareil; subsequent insertions, 7 ots. per line. -.tat-dlng AdverlUements,—Professional or Business Card™—.1.50 per mouth. Special rates for genei-al trade advertising, ftp? diil Notices, Births, Marriages aud Deaths, same rates as Dally, Cain nt tut bo ail metal,and forlHrgc.-ni*. ;td extra rale will be charged. tiW •efsoii.'* m.'IhIIii;! in mlv.-llsemenlH ebould be cart-fu! to htutt* trheiiiur ihey arnU a-ipeiu in the Ually Edltlnn.orthe Weekly, or both. A liberal reduollou Is made when Inserted in both. No ad*, or- Hsom. nt Insert*, i for lass i li«n 81. SUnsctllilKItH Whodonotrecelvr intdi pai-er rugiilarly. from tho Carriers or thimiuh lhe l'ost Olflce, will confer a favor by reporting the same to the office of pub i I cation at once. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY Public Notice Geo. I>. Rodney General Towing Mathers __ Milli^an Festival St. Andrew's Oyster cock tula nt Olub saloon. * Fresh oysters at 0. J. Robson's. 3t The remains of the schooner Oriole hoi been sold to a Vancouver firm for 327. Tho phonography class in connection with tho Y. M. 0. A. ia making rapid progress. Tho rogular quarterly meeting of the board of trado will be held to-night at 8 o'clock. Lots ut Sapperton mid all parts of tlio oity, and at Brownsville, at W. J, Walker* Co's. * Th * Louise will take 76 head of cattle to Victoria when she leaves to* morrow morning. Major ■£ Pearson are prepared to loan money nn farming lands ot the lowest current rates. tc* New Wools, new Xmas Goods, just arriv.d from Europe, Inspection invited.—Miss Peebles. tc Tho bills for the great meeting tomorrow night hnve been plastered all over town with truo electioneering vigor. Bargain hunter., will do well to look through AV. &. G. Wolfendon's stock of Pr-* Goods, Hat. and Clothing, now clearing at cost, *tc Numerous lugs and stumps wero noticed tknting down stream yesterday. They wero prol-ably displaced by the Mo heavy gale. Th.' Acorn hns b_ nn ordered to make read*, for sea Oh Monday. It is understood thai she will come up to survey tho Fraser river channel, Tin- slenmer Adelaide brought down a seo'/ lo .d ol baled hay from Langley last .light, consigned tu tho Woodward ruiche, North Arm. Th-ire was n bracing black frost inat ni__lit tiie first of tho season. Very thin no was formed on pomb, hut it di..ap leprad befure nine o'clock Th -rt- arrived per the C. P. R. for Vlctu in yesterday and to-day, 432 slu.!;, 71 head of tattle and f5 hog-. Tlie LotiiaB will tako thom lo their dentil nti-u. Juit recoived—A vt-ry line assortment of the celobrated ".Prang's America :i" Xinu. cards and booklets—in Umt. to mnd to friends abroad.— Zed, J. Hall; *tc A ; oi ;n, written specially for the ueoas in, by a young huly whose talon > -io well-known in thia city, will be r_i d by the fair authoress at the Sjutcii concert next week. Thi; viow obtained of the mounntaiiis this morning when the fog lifted was line oi lite most superb ever witnessed. The .now on the hill- considerably Uii«tn.ntod tlie beauty of tho scene. West uinater poasesst's n bonanisa in litis ii-n'bl.leaa prospect, A elnsft in vocal music will be formed thi. evening at tho V. M. O. A. rooms ijiidoi the direction of Prof. Burnett. Very great intorest has been innnifest- cd in this department of the Y. M. C, A.'a work, ami under tbe superintendence of tho genileman above-named will bo sure to he a success. Tho grand turkey shoot at Hastings, to-morrow afternoon- will bo attended by it number of Westminster's cruck Shots, nnd it is expected they will return us heavily loaded on this aa on funnel' occasions No leas tlian 75 bit ds aro to be shot, for, and thoro ought to bo n .me roaring sport. Oapt, Edward McCoskrie hns chartered, from Ludlnw & Co., the Bteamer Emma, nnd intends to take contracts for all kinds of towing, Ho has a completo outfit of .cows nnd t.rpnulins, fnr currying nn tlm business. Messrs, Muth'-r-i and Milligtu. will act aB Capt. MuCi'-tkrin'a Westminster ngonta, Preparation*- arc still going on for lho annual OnU-doniflii and St. Andrews Society dinner, which tikes pl'ico nt tht Queen'™ Hotel, Friday evoning, 29th inst. at 8 o'clock. Tho tickets will be out in a few days, and can bo purchased from nny member of the oomimttoo. The dinnor is expected to bt the in ht Hit.c-.-.sf'il Scottish Rathe ring in Wus'minstur in many yenrs. Tho more plnli-a that are taken off tho Aniphion, the worBO her damage uppenrs to lie. It is reported now thnt the contract for repairing her will likely go hi the Union Iron Works, of San Francisco, and that lho mannger of tin- company will arrive in a few days t j prepare it tender for tho work, Report also slates that a Victoria company has P'lt in uu estimate of the cost ofrop-iii'3 at 87*5,000. Even should the cuntriiot g" hi a San Francisco oomp'iny the work will ba done in EiqU'inall Outcolemperary, tho_.o»inn'fmJWi(s- trated, gives us amplo variety this week. Slontrenl, St. John, Frederic* ton, Loudon, Ont., and Lethbridge, N. W. T., with iti colliery, linve ench n lhai e of attention, so thut the whole Domt den is n-prdsonted. Tho stylo nf the eugravin-n deserves praise, and wenr«glnd tn-.1i._-ni sinnsnf im prove* ment from week tn week. The double {■•go engraving nf Seifert's -'Kathclieti" l euro to 1 >e prig-id by lovers of the beaut fu). The Dominion Illustratedis Publi.fird by the Domiiiion Illustrated ubllithing Co Mr. G. E. Desbm-at., tnatmciyg iliroetnr. Subscription, §4. Addrtss: 7«'t Pt James streot, Montreal, . iuiw jmmm ooujubuh. hbv wk8v>mhwpbh, r a, kovbubkb m. \m »e—rial Wlrtews. The Times says three large windows inthe Douglas strett front of St. Andrew!* Presbyterian churoh, Victoria, are to bo filled with beautiful colored figured glass, They have been ordered in Germany by Mra. Dunsmuir at n cost of over ?4,000, nnd will bo memorial windows tothe lato Hon. R. Dunsmuir. At present tho frames will bo filled with plain glass, as lho others will uot arrive hero until February or March next. A Corner In I'oiafors. Tlio Nanaimo Free Press reports that a curner in potatoes has been carried into effect by u Victoria syndicate, headed by Mayor Grant, Uriah Nelson nnd others. They have secured no less thun 500 tons of tho tubers, which they have carefully stored nwny await*' ing a rise In the market. The opera- tot-- In thia arrangement assert that potatoes cannot ho imisnited from either San Franoisoo or the Sound, aa Ihey nro a scarce commodity in tho sections mentioned. This id not n potato trust, but n potato ring. A Lu. ji.-' Hop *'ri>*™ . r. Onn of the largest hop growors in iho province is Mr, Brewo of Alder- grove. During the past season he raised something over 10 tons of hops, which were saved and dried in perfect condition. Mr. llrowo has marketed n number of tons nt a fair price, but has 7 tons left which ho will store in thia city awaiting an advance in value. Tho price of hops is unusually low ut present, buta rise ia expected before long. A number of up river farmers have declared their intention of commencing hop growing on n large scale next year, it being one of the most profitable branches of the farming industry, In a Bad Fix, The break in the Capilano Water Works Co.'s main across the Narroivi at Vancouver, has not yet been repaired, and the city is still dependent on the watermen for tho nocessarv supply. Divers wont down yesterday morning and attempted to repair the break, but owing to the strong tide it was found impossible to complete the difficult job, und it ia expected several days will be required in which to do the work. Tho company is making arrangements to lay down n duplicnte pipe line, n move they should have prepared for months ago. In case of a great firo Vancouver would bo in vory awkward position at present. O Tempore., C_ Hires. A olasa of literature has lately mado its appearance in the city book stores which serves to show the wny publio tHste trends. This so-called "literature" is the "detective library series," nnd tho stories, needless to say, are of the mo3t blood-curdling kind. Tlio most startling incidents iu thu great field of criminal records are in it dished up with all tho accompaniments of salacious dctuih, garnished with murders unlimited and robberies by tho score. The booksellers say this kind of reading obtains the readiest snle, nnd no other kind moves off sn rapidly or is so much called for. It seems strango that in spito of all that has been done to bring standard literature within the reach of tho poorest, this deleterious rubbish should obtain circulation. These wretched ■ 'novels" are "ground out" by the basest of base humanity, "literary hacks," in the ulums and dens of -New Vork. Every revolting murder or daring robbery that appears in the columns of the daily press is food for their poisonous pens and imaginations. The literary style is the lowest thing in letters nnd ought to bo enough to condemn the stuff, oven with school boys struggling with their ten.es. But there is money in the production and sale of such garbage, und no long as tho public does not know nny better than call for it they will always obtain it in spite of all the protests of good tnete and morals. CORRESPONDENCE. A Cowardly Intra!.. A respectable-looking Chinaman wns crossing Mary street nenr tho post- office this morning, and a white man was going tho opposite way. The latter wns crumpling a large piece of wrapping paper in hi. limn.., aud . lien he hud got it into thu form of a hard ball, he deliberately threw it at the unoffending Celestial, striking him directly and forcibly iu the faco. Tho white mnu laughed at what he thought wns a jolte, and tho pour Chinaman lind to "grin und bear it," as he was scarcely strong enough to givo the whito "trash" the sound drubbing ho bo richly deserved. Thero is a great deal of this cowardly work dono on the helpless Chinese, that never comes before thu courts; it is a pity that John :...__ _,„.._!« ...™6i. v-.-j-._u-. iv>-s.-.- affronts in n manner thnt wuuld put u full stop to them. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla flic I'-iUMcnl Vixht. Thero iu nothing new or startling in the political couicBt. Both candidates and their friends arc working steadily and enthusiastically, and both sides uro confident of victory The lower pat t of thu city mis been thoroughly ruuvuf-sed from door to door, and it is pretty well understood just how encli man will voto. In the upper portion of the city it is different. There tho people are more scattered, are absent from home all day, and, consequently, are hard to reach. Just who is tho favorite candidate with these voters it is hard to sny, but it ia tho opinion of many that this up town voto will decide tli-. election. The meeting of Mr. Corbould's supporters, at the Oddfellows' Hull tomorrow night, will ceitumly be large ly attended. Some pretty speeches may bo looked for, nud the views and intentions of both parties ''.ill bu well ventilated. Some lively passages may bo expected, and the meeting will be of grunt intereat. Victoria* Weal in [us. er, a To morrow afternoon, at 2;30 o'clock, the grunt Victoria-Westminster tout ball match will be played on Queen's Park. Every battle fought by these clubs hns been of a most stubborn character, and tho odds on either sidu at tho close of the tight has never been great. The complete and utter rout of the Royal Cby men at Hastings last Saturday, by Vancouver, linn lind a fitum*kiting, not a discouraging effect on the players, and to-morrow Westminster will "bob up serenely," confident iti their ability to win and strong enough to give ihu best combination in the province a very hard light. The Westminster team will bu chosen from the following: Whyto, Lister, Corbett, Hamber, McLaren, MoMartin, Lewii, Millor, Allan, Pickles, Bell, Gruame, Ransouie, Clute, Turner, Mownt, Woods, AH those whose names are nbove mentioned nro requested to meet to-night ut the offico of W. J. Walker & Co., at half-past 7 o'clock. It is hoped that tho Grand Stand will bo liberally patronized by the public, us the procoeds will bo applied to the club funds. PERSONAL. Wo aro pleased to learn that Sir. Petor Grnnt is recovering from the aovere indisposition which hns confined him to his room for some time past. Ilia many friends will probably hnve nn opportunity to congratulate him on his recovery, next woek. Properly Snubbed. Wo have received a communication from New Westminster, on the subject of tho eleotion contest now in progress in thnt oity, which wo nre asked, "us the only independent newspaper" in tho province, to publish. References tn tho private life of uno of the candidates hnve uo benring on the question nt issue, nnd for tho reason that allusions of that character are rather freely mado iu lho letter referred to, we aru reluctantly compelled to forfeit tho churn, if wo ever had it, of being the only pnpor ''independent" enough io hold the law of libel in unreasoning oonttmpt.—ITfffles. Some -.tcii-oiii-. Editor Columbian—-Sir: The following are some of my reasons for supporting Cunningham nud opposing Corbould: 1. I support Cunningham because I believo ho has the best interests of New Westminster at heart, that he is working io further these interests, and that, if oleoted, he will be opposed to giving eliquesor -.diemer. exclusive privileges, to the detriment of tho citv. 2. I am opposed to Mr. Corbould because he is not only a lawyer, but tlio solicitor of the C. 1\ R., a thorough Vancouver man in sentiment, nnd the friend of monopolies that are becoming tho curse of every civilized country in tho world, 3. I nm in favor of Cunningham because he will only givo tho government an independent support—thnt is only eo fnr as he can conscientiously do so. 4. I am opposed to Corbould because he is pledged to give the government n servile support. The men who aru trying to have him elected arc the bitterest enemies John Robson has in this city, aud yot they will send n mnn to support a government thoy hate, simply because they think they can get more aid by doing so. I challenge anyone to disprove this, notwithstanding the windy editorials of tho Colonist. 5. I nm supporting Cunningham because he his done more than any other man to bring the agricultutnl and other resources of New Westminster district before the world. He has done much to create a mainland sentiment and to make farmers of the district feel nn interest iu our city. They sec now nB they never saw boforo the unity of inteestr tlmt exists between them nnd us. 0. I oppose Corbould because ho hns done nothing whatever for our city—except when he hnd a large fee for his services, and even then, Ub usefulness was of n very uncertain clinrncter. In n letter that appeared in Tiie Col* UMBIAN a fow days ago, the Cunningham family in referred to in n grossly insulting manner. Let mc say to tho writer of that scrawl, that there are people in thia city who have known both tho Scoullar nnd the Onrhn-1. fnmltine fni. « *i«*..l__ ot n contury, and they sny that tho Cau* nmgham family will lose nothing, but will even increase in lustre, when compared with either nf them. 7, I support Cunningham because ho is neither for nor against Greer, and I believo he will net with a duo regnrd for justico, if the Greer case should come before the Houso. S. I support Cunningham because he is more patriotic, conscientious, energetic, and in every wny better qualified 'than Corbould to represent the Roynl City. A Voter. A Talk In the M-.---1 .irs. Editor Columbian—Sin—-I observe that your vnluablo columns have of late been pretty well occupied by porsons airing their opinions re the present election—I would thank you to also grnnt mc space for a few remarks. Apropos, I would like to ask how Mr, Corbould, being theCP.R, lawyer, enn conseientioii'-lyseek election as our representative? Unprejudiced citizens well know how the C.P.R. havo acted and feel toward New Westminster, Can he act faithfully and honestly by both? Again, lias Mr. Corbould over interested himself here forthe public benefit, or made nny personal sacrifice for tho good of our city? Has ho not taxed our city council well for all lie has ever done for them? Citizens, I assert (and Mr, Corbould .annot deny) that ho has over 100 acres in Vancouver, and in the centro of tho G.P,1_, grant, vizi lot 472, --roup 1, and does ho not also own the greater pnrt of lots 301 and 392, group 1,319 acres, three miles from Vancouver? Voters, ask how Messrs. Major, Scoullar, Leamy and others arc in the land line, and nro thoy not well healed with Vancouver property? nnd are they not Mr. Corbould's supporters? Is it not significant that Mr, Corbould who has resided here over nine years, and has never taken public intorest or sought public oflico in our city before, ia suddenly seized with the Impulse nnd asks our suffrage., (sacrificing himself for the dear people)? Can it bo possible that ho or some of his aides-de-camp wnnt any moro charters similar to the Coquitlam scheme (for which our city had to pay thom 820,000), or probably n monopoly of Btreet nud other railwny charter grants? Mr. Corbould ennnot cxplnin away tho assertions I hnvo made (lawyer though he be). Ho surely cannot con* sider tho electors of New Westminster gifted with such great credulity; If so, he overtaxes our gullibility, Wero our citizons satisfied and hnd they nil their wants nttcndod to by tho last lawyer M.P.P.l Tho electors hnvo only two candidates to select from, and on next Monday must return either Mr. Corbould or Mr. Cunningham as the city's representative. Speaking for myself, I am not (to uso tho expression) stuck on either, but allow mo to nay thnt Mr. T, Cunningham has here* tofore occupied public offico, nnd has tho welfare of the city at heart, (In a great measure is due him tho credit of making tho exhibition a suceces). All his, and in fact I may sny all the Cunninghams' interests nnd proporty aro hero with us, nnd if (as Mr. Corbould's supporters suggest) Mr. 1\ Cunningham wenti. to get there to grind his tomahawk, citizens wo may rest assured that while he will bo grinding for himself he will grind for Now Westminster. In eonclusioui if Vancouver wants re- >. (-Mentation in tho local parliament, let _ier procure it. I say New Westminster should take tho precedence. Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for your kind Indulgence, yours sincerely, . VKRITAS. Orcs-i 1'oi.rt™ nl Co-it nl Uolfemlen's, Overcoata, Clothing nnd Gonllemon'B Furnishings, suitable for present nnd winter use, elearing at cost prices, at W. & G. Wolfenden'i. *to UTE CAtttDIAH NEWS. A party while out with Mr. Pearce, inspeotorof mines, looking up land about a mile north of Cheadle station, N. W.T., came across an old Indian en* oapmctit. On searching thoy found the skeletons of threo Indians, a squaw nnd n papoose, and two horses. Tho whole party must hnvo been murdered whilo they slept in their tepee.. The skulls woro brought to Calgary. Gigantic frauds on tho revenue, discovered in Quebec, nre tho sensation uf the hour. The custuma officials estimate that the federal treasury was defrauded last year by whiskey smugglers, at Quebec, alone, of a sum considerably in excess of §250,000. The seizures thus fur in this vicinity foot up 117 barrels of 50 gallons each, upon wiiioh the duty should bo 82.50 per gallon. This would mnko $140,000 thnt tho smugglers should have paid, but there is no a. curtaining how much thoy have already defrauded tho revenue out uflu Ihe injury of legitimate trade. COMMENDABLE. All claims not consistent with tho high character of Syrup of Figs aro purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the system effectually, but it is not a cure-all and makes no pretensions that every bottle will not substantiate. Wholesale Oity Market. Reel, |.er lift Ih". live wel-fht 8*1 W9 4 50 Pork " ' 7 0flO 7 60 Mutton " 8 oo if noo PotatoeB.new" 75 y 1 00 Cal*hai:e " ...Ii<*) 100 Onions ■* 1009 160 Wlieat '■ 150GS 0 00 Oata " 1 00 @ 1 25 Peaa ■• 1 25@ 1 60 Hay, per ton 10 W S14 00 Butter (rolls) per \t> 25 <a 80 Cheese, " l.@ 16 Eg-*-, perdos. 35@ _0 Cordwood (retail) percoi.1 'If.i.„ _ 00 Apples, por box , 80 @ 1 00 Hides.gr'n) per 100 lbs -100 ft* (100 " (dry) " 6 000 0 00 Wool, perib 0® II Ulctcorologlcal Report for Week F.uillnft NOV, ID, 1880. St AT, MIN. RAIN. Sunilay 47.0 IS9.0 Monday fm.O 400 0.11 Tuesday .0.0 40.0 0.00 Wednesday .7.0 4(1.0 Thursdny .HO 800 Friday ..0.0 33.ll Hntimli-y 57.0 38.0 . Illii, Miii-Oii-it- and cloud. A. Pi.km., Capt'n. .Tntm Baby iti_ oict, •*« (-tva hor Caat. ria, Whon she va. a Child, she cried for -notorial Whan eho bo came Misa, she clans *° CsatorlaJ When chr had Childron, sho gave thom Uaatorli Pnbllc Notice. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT OEO. I W. Unsure Is no longer my agent or actlni_.tr mo under a Power of Attorney dated Olh of August, lK8tl. GEO. R. RODNEY. Dated, Yalo. R. C„ Nov. lfllh, 1880. no21dw Festival of St. Andrew's! THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE Mainland Caledonian and ftl, Andrew* * Society will he held nt the (Jueen'H Hotol, in this city, on Friday, SOtli Instant, At 8:3-1 P.m. TICKETS (MOp.caelil enn k.-..-*i.Mi.u on -'p-jiicnuoi. io tlie undersigned. PETER GRANT, Str. Emm HAVING CHARTER I'D the staunrh Steamer Emma from Laidlaw A Co. I nm prepared to enter Into contracts for GENERAL TGWING. Scows nud Tiirpanlin. ln connection wllh theTui:. CAPT. EDWARD MCCOSKRIE. Agonts In New Westmin ten dno21lc Matiii-.i!8 A MiM.ia..y. Horses for Sale. CUDDLE, DRIVING A>*D DRAOQHT ij Horses for snle cheap, Ap. ly lo G. W. RASURH, dnoEflto At Brownsville. FOR SALE. I* OTS 12, 15 A UAhV Off LOT 11, Bllb- J divisions of Lot Hi, Ulock lO-itilxlTI faot'fronting on Edinburgh SU, with Improvements thereon. Apply nn (In- premises, or at the Columiiian Offloe. noliltc Hnve Just Received (Extra duality) —ai,_g —- Fresh Groceries & General Provisions. Goods delivered to nny pnrt of the eity free. Cor. Columbia and Douglas Sts., dnuOyl NEW WESTMINSTER, City Election PUBLIC MEETING. MB. CORBOULD WILL HOLD A PUB- Uo Meeting ln llio ODD FELLOWS' HALL, at 8 o'clock, Next Snt ur day Evening. All tlio Elcctoss of tlio City isrelnvlteil to attend. To Mss. Tssos. Cu.VKS-sair.ssi is oslrsltiil liis'ltiitlon is Kls-on. Nov. 10,1889. sliiollltsl •3H5S.-_.l_.I_s Shooting Match -.OR Seventy-Five Turkeys —To be held nt-- jo vl. i3f\ii)iu;_ii,i_i)niiiiiM| Coninicncing at 1 o'clock p, in. tops 'alias St. Livery Stables! HUFF & MOORE HAVE PURCHASED THE LIVERY nndlliiek business of .Io.. M. Wise, and will conduct a Livery, Sales nnd Vco.d Stable, ot t ho old stand. Particular attention paid to hoarding Horses. Hacks meet nil Bonis aud Trains, Prices right* give us a call, diiol.ml Auction Sale REAL ESTATE. I HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS from the City council to sell by public Auction on Matin-day, JJOtli Novomlicr, LOTS I TO 12, Which nre sn'-ill visions of Lot 17, Block 7, New Westminster Suburbs. This Block la hounded on (he north by Melbourne Street, on the cast Iiv London Street, and on the west liy Dublin street.. This -.'.roperty I* well shunt, d, eomnuind- Iriirn plca..iti. mid esl.nsive view of Hie Praser Blver and Hnlf of .i-w_Iii, and in tho near future will belhc ci.utre of the west end of the ciiy of New Westminster. Will be sold nt same time: LOT™ 1, ., A A C, wliich nre subdivisions nf Suburban Lot 26, Block o, New Westminster City, FORT ILELLS, Finsci* Itiver. Several 5-ncro Blocks In east half of Section 88, adjoining N. W, S. Railway track; alEO-anmnbero/Town Lois. Thi. property Is peculiarly adapted for fruit giowlii™ and garden, piuvo-ie. j the soli is all good, no gravel orroett In Hight, and i'bordering on th-j Serpentine Valley, lew thun a mill, from the Fraser River nnd st i.inn boat lnnd In-:, Sale will take place at Auction Marl, Tf.um.. at SAM'. t. _*. -ri3--__=_?, diuilSId Auctioneer. unmet.o. HANK liUILDINOS, Mary Street, New Westminster. B.C. LTbt.rpbokb No, 53.] 14 CLARE ROAD, HALIFAX, ENGLAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. London and Lancashire Fire and British Umpire Life lninrai.ee Companies. New WeBtmlnster Uutl ding Soiltty. Accountant'- Otllce, Diocese of N.W* City Auditors, 1-86,1NR7 and 108*1. ADVJBE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF REAL PROPER- TV IN TIIE CITY AND DISTRICT, and other mouelary transactions. Havo several Hood investments on their hooks, and all new comers will do well to call before doing business elsewhere. dwBdely votuiue vq.s-.jia m mmmammmmmmmmm Hi or) o en OH Rill f'p* i.n ■_ I! _***. o o i H SSL co (Su*0 Ui CO WE ARE AGENTS FOR nu'stolifflfc O ™FL™!V™XIE_I And Have a Stock on Hand. JAMES ELLARD & CO. Will Sell their Remaining tot of LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S Winter Cloaks, Jackets, and Mantles, AT COST FOE CASH. CALL AND GET PRICES. LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMIN8TER. ■jr. c_e._a.k:_33 Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, Mi . _, i.i BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRIDES. A full lust of Spectacles d. Eye-Glasses in stool, rubber, silvor ss. Irani™. The finest Pobbles ssisule, (4 per pair; all sights suited. Speoial attention given to PINE WATCH REPAIRS. Havissg l_us- bnsiness thoroughly from somo of the finest Horologe™ iu Essglaud, aud sir. managed the watoh-repairisig departments of a fow of the best firms oa tis. nosit of America, is a sutlssii'sist guarantee of good workmanship. Forimirly gor lor nearly 8 years of thn svoll-known lirin ot«s___l__0_ Lyman, Mn _liari.es Moderate, 7 ' l*"* MamBUL, Ooo., 1887.—Mr. F. Crake.—And™ Robertson, Eiq , Chal Montreal Harbor Coutuiissioners, say™ "I never found a Watchmaker wh well for sne as you did when in Montreal, and I asn sorry you aro not hero to-- dwan lato isuuts- llillle trf.nl. D. S. CURTIS & CO. AGENTS B. LAURANOE'S 8PE0TA0LE8. Wholesale and Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL. .JEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. THE LEADING DRY 00008 H008E. ..HSOXI.' ll_I_Wtt. SEW _VEST™HXSTiEK, A Pleasing* Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and. Comfort Follow* tbu uro of Synijitif Figs, tut iii acta gently On the KlDNKYS, Livei: ;§_ Boweu Effectually Cleansing the System*t.lisn Cuttivo or Bilimi;-, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and poniianontly curing HABITUAL OOKSTIPAWIOK without weakontng or initaling tho or- B11118 on which it ncto, Vor sale la .0o lio til-» by nil -.ondlnc iDruggisti. HAKWACIU-UH) ONLY BV 7.1H OAIIPOEHI._H__yp,nP.O .__ Bill VS—-WO, Ou,, -*>sss-vss,s_, Kr„ Kur Yoa* _. t> ■ OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. Arc now Showing their Complete Line of Gents' Furnishings! THE LATEST THINGS IN NEGLIGEE FLANNEL SHIRTS, PIQUE POINT SHIRTS, SMOKING JACKETS and DRESSING GOWNS, WHITE DRESS VESTS ■and the most complete and best assorted slock of TIES in Windsors, Dcrbys, l'ufls, Knots, Bows, &c. UNDERWEAR has received our attention and in consequence our stock is right as to price, quality and make. GLOVES of all kinds. We arc agents for a leading eastern make. We are showing the "correct" thing in Head-gear; a glance at our stock will prove this. "Quarte-main" is the latest in Linen Collars, OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. The Iiiu-Kcst Clothing & Gents' Furnishers In New Westminster. .-■NEXT DOOR HANK OP MONTREAL.•_» R. J. ARMSTRONG, rs_OA._._o_. inr Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUHER A SPECIALTY. X_abrador "Herring's. j^-Tacl-erel. Salt Cod, jLxxxi.oijjx'a "•"Tne. ia:a*____s, -A.r__ao__.r-s *0*n.c. Sacoxs.. Flour. Bran. Sliorts, -.HIGHEST PRICK. PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE. now-*™ Booiilla. Armstrong ■look, Oolumbla It. W. £ G. W olfem™ Cor. Columbia and Mary Sts., New Westminster. The above named firm having fully decided to retire from the Dry Goods Business and confine their attention to the Grocery Business for the future, now offer the whole of their Choice, New, Well Selected and Well Bought Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing at Cost Prices for Cash. A raro clssssco is ssosr oDurosl to iutondiug purchasers, ss tlso stools consists of goosls jssst sui oil for Uso present ansl consinij season. All fresll and In prime oilier anil purchase, iss the best foreign markets nt rook, ttosn prices. Sale to commence ou Mon.isy, tho 16th instant, and to continuo until the svlsol. of tlso stook has boen closed out. REMEMBER THE PLACEs Cornor of Columbus and Mary Btreets. W.&Q. WOLFENDEN. CREAMERY BUTTER! IF YOU WANT A-TUB OF GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER, go to SINCLAIR'S. 50 tubs of the choicest just received. Also, a lot of nice Eastern Township, with the usual supply of Home-made, all of which will be sold cheap, • ■J3*P Remember tho place. _v__ars___all Sinclair, dwlo OOL-.MSIA ST___K_l_. BON MARCHE. SPECIAL BARGAINS in New Dress Goods, Jackets, Paletots, Dolmanettes, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from $7.00. '-> -•Ml.to WALKER & SHADWELL, 00lohbu Bimurr,
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