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fflOMf-m.nirri™'-oC!!" :_».:•■■■ VOLUME T NEW WESTMINSTER, & 0., WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 0, 1889. NTH-BIB UO PROFESSION- ANO BUSINESS CMOS. a. m. a. woods, BARRISTEB-AT-LAW. OBlce-MoKea- .le Btreet. dssss2!6 V. 0. ATKINSUH, DAREISTEB,SOLI0IT0B,Asi. OflI-0»- D Masonic Building, NcwWvslnslnater, B70. dw-o AfllSIS TI-ONG ™ -CKSTBIN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETO.- ssltsaosslo Building, Nests Westmin- ster, B. 0. dwsssy4tss B COKBOILD, nt-OLL A JENSS, A URISTER8. SOLICITOUS, etc. Offloes—Mnsonlo Buildings, Now West. minster, nnd Vancouver, B.C. A. 0. DRY DONE-J ACK, M. A., DARRI8TEB, SOLICITOR. NOTARY MJ Public, eto, Oflloe ln (he Hamley Building, Columbia St., opposite tho Col- onlal Hotel. dwhuBto JOSEPH B. GAYNOR, U.A..LL.B. /*10LD MEDALIST of the Unlverslts of \i Dublin. BARRISTER-AT LAW of the High Court of Justice, Ireland. Offices, Corner MoKensle A Olarkson Sts.. Hew Westminster. dwfe_lto B.. BDBH WALKER, M. D., T R.C. P. AS.,EDINBURGH. OFFICE Ji. —Agnea Street, oppoalte City Hal). 0. fick IIOOH*—8 to 11 a. in,; 2 to 4 and 7 t™ .:80 p. m. doe_8te A. J. HOLMK8, D, D, 8., OUROEOV DENTIST. Qraduate of tbe :■*. Ohio College of Dental Surgery. Is now with Pr, C. E. C. Brown. All work Si-IHfullvporformed. Rooms B AC,Bunk ot 3. &, Columbia St, Hours-8 to 1_ a.m.; 1:90 to 6 p. IO. dJIySto G. W. GRANT, A ROHITEUT, Offlce-Corner Mary and J\ Olarkson Bts., Westminster, cfwto CLOW * fflAOLURE, A ROHITECTS. Offloe—Room E, over A Bank of B. 0.,OolumblaStreet,Weat. nTnster. oto WILLIAM R. KING, i nCHITECT.SANI-ARYENGINEBR, _ tto. Removed to Armstrong's Block, -olumbia Street, Westminster — Room "No. 2. dto Colu W. TH1B AUDEAV, T AND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS- J j man. Humley Blook, Now Westminster, 8. o. dmylSto A. ¥. IOTTO™, DOMINION and PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR. Offlce: Room D, Bank of R- 0. building, Westminster, B. C. ALBERT J. HILL (M.Can,Soo,C.E.), f .IVILENGINEER, LAND8URVEYOR \j und DUAUOHTSMAN. Hamley Block, NewWe._Unli.Hter. dwtm23tc_ t.. riTTENDRIGH, UEAL ESTATE BROKER and County Oourt Agent. Commissioner, Notary ruiiM-.&c. Rents collected, oiHce—Me- KtMizle Stroet, New Westminster, E C. T. J. TUAl'l*, (JOTIONEBR AND APPRAISER. t ..'olumbia Street, New Westminster. ii -timmisHious will receive prompt i. -.troful attention. Best references ■ eJt when required. mhl3-tfl IJ. J. B. FINLAYSON, IA NO TUNER, from Broadwood A .ons, London, Kngliuid, nnd Steln- • A Sons, NowYork. now residing In .i ,iuver, will attend to orders leitut Lml A Co.'s store. Trips 1st woek of em.il month. ,_„„„■!.■ ujfV TUUNfiR, BKKTON *fc.CO., f i KROHANTS. Whnrf SI,?' Victoria.' j*l Agonts for North British nod Mer* etuiule Insurance Oo. fur Main.md. H. V. .kbton A Co., 36 P Insbury Cirrus, Lon* don, E 0 dto T.J.TRAP GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of ssll kinds of Use best makes; Cross-cut & Ilnnd-Suws, Barbed Wire for Fencing, and ssll tlse ssec. _.sry (tflsslls for I'lirlulllL", Pulley Blocks, Snatch Blocks, Rope & Ohaln in all sizes; Pitch, Tar _ Oakumi Tarred and Plain Paper f'T Itnildlnei Paints & Oils In all oolorsi Liquid PllintS in all slswliss; Floor Paints reasly to use; Grllill Stonesi Wall Paper in all designs; Ui'oim-in & Brushes Ior all purposes; Lubricating Oils! Traps of all descriptions, and a gosseral sssssortnss'sst of Agricultural Implements. tr Special attention given to orders by snail. T. J. T*B_A.2S_P Sa CO., dwjly3tc Columbia Street, New Westminster. GRANT & MACLURE. Boots, Shoes, SSsppers Rubbers. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FILLED, dwto New Fall and Winter Goods J. 8. MANSON'S TAILORING ESTALISMHT, Columbia Street! New Westminster. Positively the largest and best assorted stoek ever shown in this city, consisting of French and English Worsteds, Scotch Suitings, Irish Serge, ko. ^Perfect fit guaranteed or no sale. GLOBE HOUSE. We have now every Department replete with NEW FALL COODS, Most extensive variety of LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS lit the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Imperial Fire Insurance Go. ov loitdon. CariTAI. «l,Mt.M- M|. Rates as low as auy other reliable Companies doing businc.. ln British Columbia. W. J. ARMSTRONG. d jlySto Agent for New west . AKER BROS. & CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Castle St., Liverpool, England, S funk Buildings, Columbia Stroet, Now Westminster, B, C. Shipping and Commission AOBWTB, General Wholesale Meromhts &!mporters Any description of Goods Imported to order and Custom and Ship Broking transacted. Latest Freight and Market Quotations, dwau2to RAND BROS. * Bit* K8TATK llItOKEUS, Cnnxtiyii.ni*tin. Collee tors, Anil Insurance Agents, tica at 1RW WESTMINSTER: Comer A". ..Ken-tie and Olarkson Sts. VAN 10UVER, Cordova Street. LONDON England, nil LDINtt LOTS for sale In all sections or Vancouver aud New Westminster City. ;■ A.KM LA-VDS or superior quality for inlo at Obiillwhnob, Port Hammond, ■ sioy, Mat-squl, Sumns, Mud Bay,Lod- iii'i-'fl Landing, Lulu Island, North Arm •id mu River. .lips und Plans exhibited and tho full* vat. Information furnished at all ourofllaeii IT IR AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT Temple of Music I Is tbe Plaoe to Buy First-Class PIANOS "» ORGANS At suub Prices aud Terms as will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prices and terms, apply to CARTER'S TEMPLE OF MfojlK Vancouver, B. C. MO Hastings St. West. daplOto W. R. AUSTIN'S Hay & Feed Market FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Baric. LEAVE! ORDERS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF, dlnyntb S3?*Wc are now offering excellent value in Ladies' Ulsters and Jackets, also, Black and Colored Cashmeres, dtc _bss£SS. "W2&. _5L__._3. C. E. WOODS, Lssnsl Surveyor. *"* A. G. GAMBLE, Notary Public. Woods, Turner & Gamble, LAND SURVEYORS, REAL ESTATE, INSURAICE, Financial Agents and Conveyancers. Land Surveying in all its branches accurately and promptly carried out. City and Suburban Lands for Sale. Wo can ahow a complete list of desirable localities. Farming lands, improved and unimproved, throughout thodistiict Money to Loan on First Mortgage at Current Rate of Interest. Agents for the following Insurance Companies: Western of Toronto, ./Etna, City 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 E8TATE BROKERS, Financial and Insurance Agents. Property for Sale in all parts of tlso City assd Suburbs, Wo also liavo llatoj soisio of the finest forming lasssl in the Province. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES TO RENT. Agents for tho C.ssfml.nstlon Ufo Association of Toronto, tlie London Guarantee and Accident Co., Limited. General Agossts for British Columbus for tho American Steam Boiler Insurance Oo. of Now York, tho Royal and Atlas Firo Assuranco Companies of Essglassd, Union Firo and Marino Insuranco Co. of San Franoisoo, South British Firo and Marino Insurance Co. of Nesv Zealand. OFFICES NKW WESTMINSTER—Columbia Stroet, Bank of B, C. Blook. VANCOUVER-Hastines Stroet, opposite the Post Office dwselOtc RICHARDS I MACKINTOSH Real Estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. Agents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED. CAD CAI C. Business' Rcsidena- and Suburban Property, Improved and Unimproved rUll OHLCi FarrninE Lands, Timber and Mineral Claims. Colonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER, OFFIOIIS- 51 Yates Street. VICTORIA. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purlty.Btroni'thandwliolesoint.m-HH. More economical than tbo ordinary kinds, nnd cannot ne sold In competition wilh the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphnto powders. Sold only In cans, Royal Baking I'owdkk Co.,109 Wall St., New York, 8fely Nidht Bell, telephone 67. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Columbia St., - NewWestminster, m 'E HAVE ONE OF THE BEST selected Stocks in the City. Our Draga aro perfectly pure and can bo thoroughly relied upon, "Our Own" Beef, Iron & Wino is, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the best preparation of itn kind in tho world. daplitto TO LIST. m\VO FURNISHED HOOMS IN Pill* J. vato hoii.'it*, Flrul-cluss location,— Apply at tills oilice, doalOto Boys Wanted, T1WO ROXft WANTED, from 12 to 16 . yenrs old.—Apply to the Foreman of tho Fuetory, ti, V. V. M. Co. doolOlo House Wanted. CONTAINING FIVE OH SIX HOOMH \j convcniontly located, at once. Ad* dress, J. H., nils ofllf-i.. dnoKtt '_-. Apply to scSto WOODS, TURNEH & GAMBLE. FOR SALE. A2-STOREY HOUSE AND LOT, ullu- uto ou M(-Ib>'Mirno Street, noar Doug* las. The Inilldlwr wub put up thla year, rind la convenient In every respect. Price 81,82-.. Thlslsnlmwiln. oclTto MAJOK A PEARSON. 3JTOTIOB. T HEREBY GIVE NOTIOE THAT sixty I [fto] days afterdate!] Intend to make appltoatlon to tbo Chief CoinmlaBlondr of UindS nnd Worlts for pc.rnitf_i.lon to purchase tbe following tractor pnroolof land, viz: An Island in New"Westniluster District north of Lot■ 1UJ (Mc-Nnl)'.; ninchol inthe Frnser River, contnining llvo f.'il ncrea, more or less, HENRY E. HARLOCK. Ladner's Landing, Sept, 12, WO, d2m NEW LINE Pci-riimes, Brushes, Sponges, Combs, Toilet Articles. A s. cll-ssssssrtesl Block of Pure Drugs & Medicines AT— T. A.. MUIR & CO.'S Prescription Drug Store QUEEN'S IIOTKL BLOCK, Nosv We^sislissl-r. Tcloplsosso8_. sissplto sa CO. Real Estate, INSURANCE —-ANIl Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Assd transact all BubIdch relating to Real Ettate. —AGENTS FOIt— London Assuranco Corporation. Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. London and Lancashire Mlb Amur- ance Co. Canton Insuranco Olllco, Ld, (MarM OFFIOESs Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria d-muri THE TABLES TUENED. The Democrats Turn the Tables on the Republicans and Make Largo Gains. The Cottonseed Oil Trust Shows a Handsome Shortago of half a Million. The Cashier of a Toledo Bank Embezzles a Large Amount of Casli. WHAL1NU XKWH. San Fhancisco, Nov. (J- The whaling stoamer Belvedoo, Captain Cook, hu arrived, 14 days frum Fox island. She brings no further nows from tho Arctic fleet. She captured one small whale, making her catch three in all. it* jj issi'tifjers sbo brought down Capt Whiteside, tho engineer und three of tho crew of the iteamer Lucretia, which was wrecked on Sept. fitli, on a shoal olF the northwestern partof Herald island. Capt. Whitesido said that the reef on which be struck is improperly placed on the chart, The steamer sanh so rapidly that the crew had barely timo to get tho boats and make their escape. Luokily the steamer Belvedoo was near and picked them up. The whaling bark Lancer has also arrived from Fox island. Hor entire catch numbered only two, which will just about pay tho oxpenses of her trip. BTILL nEPUBLICAN. Boston, Mass., Nov. 6.—With fourteen towns missing, the total vote in Maasuohusotta is: Bruckett, republican, 123,691; Russell, democrat, 117.* 523; Blackmer, prohibitionist, 13,203. WHOLESALE KOBBEIIY. Toledo, Ohio,. Nov. 6.—Ex*Casbier E. S. Vanhoeaens, of the Toledo National bank, was arrested to-day charged with embezzling $58,000 of tbo bank's fuuda during bis incumbency. John McKee, teller of tho bank, was alao arrested charged with embezzling $1,200. QBEAT j-llOf.TA.iE. Nof Yorv, Nov. O.—The investigation of the finances of the Cotton Seed Oil trust, mado by two members of tho committee on plana of reorganization, was n im (.untied at the meeting of certificate holders held to-day, and shows a shortage of 8522,511, of which Flagler and Moss, tho ex-president and treasurer of tho trust, offer to make good 5250,- 000. HORSEFLESH AT LOW HATES. New York, Nov. 6 —At an auction silo of horaos to-dny tho first lot offered were those of D. McCarthy, of Sim Francisco, tho bidding was very slow and the prices were conceded oh all sides, very low. They ranged from 8800 to S2,000. The lattor price for Hidalgo, n bay gelding, sire Sultan, dam Atherton. INVESTIGATING, San Fhancisco, Nov. 0,—Tho investigation into tho loss of the steamer Granada, which was totally wrecked at Point Tejujto'ti, Iibwcr California, on tho night of Juno 22d, has com* nienced. Capt. Dewing, her com* mander, only arrived from tbe scone cf tho wreck on tho Panama steamer on 1-ist Friday, causing tho delay in the investigation. RAIN comino. San Francisco, Nov. C. — Fair weather, with the exception of light rains in the western portion, from Portland northward, is predicted for Oregon und Washington until 8 a. in. Thursday. l'A6SENCIER LIST. San Francisco, Nov. 0. — The steamer Umatilla Bailed fur Victoria nud Puget Sound ports this morning with the following passengers for Vic toria; W. Look, W. T. Stern, Mw. H. Wallace, J. Gray, Mra. Humphreys, Mrs. J. H. Gaeddea and two children, H. J. Scott. FOltAKBll TO CAMPBELL. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 0.—At ono o'clock this afternoon Governor For* akersent tho following telegram: Oo* lunihus, Ohio, Nov, 0.—To Hon. Jas. E Campbell, Hamilton, Ohio: To ths full extent, the defeated candidate can do so with propriety, allow mo to offer my congratulations and assure you that tt will give me pleasure to extend to you evory courtesy that I can show you in connection with your inaugura* tionand the commencement of your administration. (Signed) J. B. Fouakek. VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS, Richmond, Nuv, C—Largo Demo* crat ic gains in ovory section are shown by tho returns received from two-thirds of the Stato, The gains now exceed 30,000 ovor thnt of 1888, with losses less than 200. In the legislature the Democrats will have a two-thirds ma* jonty on the joint ballot. IOWA HOES DEMO0RATIO. Des Moines, Iowa, Nov 0.—Later returns show tho election uf tho entiro Democratic Stnto ticket by n majority probably exceeding 10,000. THIRSTY TULARE. Tulare, Cal, Nov. 5.—Tularo presented n strong temperance aspect this nmruim,', and early seekers for the reviving cocktail were sorely disappointed. Every saloon in the oity was closed, tho proprietors having given bond on the contract binding each to remain closed until further orders. Their action was the result of an ordinance passed by the board of trustees fixing tho liquor license ftt $100 per quarter. INTERESTING CEREMONY. Washinoton, D. C, Nov. 5.—The president started the machinery of the Montgomery (Ala.) exposition at noon to-day, by touching an eleotrio key at the White House in the presence of all the members of the cabinet. OITAWA notes. Ottawa, Nov. 5.—A large number of persons assembled at the Quebec Government offices in Montreal this morning to witneu the payment of the Jesuit Estate money. Mr. Mercier and his Cabinet nnd many prominent politicians were present The money was passed over to Father Turgeon, tho Superior of tho Jesuits. The astronomer, Otto Klotz, hss returned from Alaska, whither he had beeu sont by the Dominion government to gather data for the settlement of the Alaskan boundary. The result of his mission will bo utilized in the negotiations now in progress betweon tho British and American govern* ments. Some trouble, it ii expected, will be experienced in locating the southern portion of the boundary, which the treaty provides Bhall, despite tho mountain ranges, follow the sinuosities of tho coast at a distance of ten miles therefrom. Three thousand Orangemen to-day celebrated the anniversary of the discovery of the gunpowder plot. The streets wero paraded. At a publio meeting the speakers, including Col. O'Brien, M.P., and Mr. Charlton, M. P., the government was denounced and the usual anti*Josuit resolutions were passed CORRESPONDENCE. Sir. -.aniM-Vi. story. Editor Columbian—Sir; lu reply to Mr. Cunningham's letter in Monday night's Columbian, regarding tho interests of truth, I should like to give a Uttle light on the same subject. When Mr. Major uud myself went around and got a largely signed requisition for Mr. Corbould, Mr. Major told me of a conversation ho and Mr. Cunningham had had on the subject of sending a representative to Victoria by acclamation. Mr. Major said that Mr. Cunningham had stated that he would bo willing to withdraw from the Hold, but the only man he would withdraw in favor of was Mr. Corbould, and that if a requisition was got up for him he would throw up both hands and support him. Now, wo thought, as Mr. Cunningham bad said this, that it was only fair to givo him the chance to fulfill his promise. So we called on Mr. Cunningham, us ho states, and told him wo bad a largely signed requisition, and aaked him if ho was willing to re* tire in favor of Mr. Corbould, as in all probability it would be a li_rht between the two of thom, as it was understood that, it Mr. J onus' supporters agroed to it, Mr. Jenns would retire frnm (he field. Mr. Cunningham's answer was, "No, I will not withdraw for any man, not oven if I get only ten votes." "But," Baid Mr. Major, "did you not say, Mr; Cunningham, that, if a requisition waB got up for Mr. Corbould, you would throw up both hands and support hiin?" "I did say so, but I won't do it." At this reply ,we withdrew, us we considered it waste of time gutting promises from Mr. Cunningham, ns he would probably chango his mind when it suited him. Yours faithfully, A. G. Gamble. angby frenchmen. The French Papers are Extremely Annoyed that the Prince of Wales Visited Egypt. An Englishman Eaten hy Cannibals in the Solomon Islands. A Cruiser Squares Accounts. Dr. Peters, the German Explorer, and his Party Massacred by Natives. The Political Contest. Editor Columbian.—Sir: The efforts of Mr. Cunningham's opponents have resulted in bringing forward Mr. Corbould a.- a candidate for the vacant Boat in thu houae, and the contest being between two only is sure to create interest among the electors. Ib is well known that Mr. Corbould (and I may add some of his strongest BUp"_ortei's,"tno) is largely interested iu tho progreBB of Vancouver. Is it not Eossible, yea probable, that, liko other uman beings, he will succumb to personal interests? What assurance have wn that Mr. Corbould will be less zealous in tlie futuro of his own interests, but that henceforth hu will sacrifice himself on the altar of Westminster? Has he done aught to commit himself to tho Bide of this city? Vancouvor is rapidly growing in powor as well as size, and her ambition to become possessed of the chief institutions of tho district is well known. That city is uow not a bad Held for law- y i'in, and many of tho profession w. uid lose little by transferring their business and themselves thero; aud if the Beat of the supreme court be thoro they would certainly find au advantage iu boing near it. Tho principle applicable to mainland represent.uivca by mainland- era should be followed in having a constituency supported by a person whose interests lie therein. Mr. Cunningham's int ere: ts aro bound up in the progress ot Westminster, and this fact alone should bo a guarantee that he will uot build up anything to lessen their value. Since his residence amongst us Mr. Cunningham has identified himself with overy matter having for its object the advancement of hia adopted city. Contrast the work of Mr. Cunningham with thu indifferent interest tal;on by Mr. Corbould in referonco to matters affecting our prosperity. May we not reasonably tako each gentleman's notions iu the past as a criterion of his future conduct? Mr. Cunningham in fighting for Westminster is protecting himself, aud, as he has nothing to gain but everything to lose by doing otherwise, I think the electors may safely trust him with tbe representation of this city. Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for space in your columns. Yours, etc., For Westminster. Sth November, 1880. Gold Commissioner Crimp, of Cassiar, who camo down by the Corona ou Saturday night, reports that Lhe season just closod hns been a vory satisfactory one for his district. Tho woather has boon fairly good, and all tbe claims havo paid woll. Operations are now practically et an end for the year, although a few of the claims are still being worked. Tho Bonanza, on Deaso creek, has done tbo best this year, panning out from $7,000 to 88,- 000. OnthoTibbet oreek the Mo- Vicar & Foster Company's olaim hus also done well, while Quartz Creek has fully justified expectations in regard to its richness. In all, Cassiar nas produced this year between $12,000 and $13,000 worth of gold moro this season than last. Had it not been for tho rain and the freshets which washed out the low lying claims, this output would havo been very considerably increased, Most of tbe gold camo from tho tunnels and hills, while tho Chinese have done badly this season. Tho health of the district has been un* usually sood, only two miners having died, and both from diseases acute and of long standing, It la Mr, Crimp's opinion that next season will far surpass the ono just over, and In ton years moro Cassiar will be one on the largest gold- producing districts In British Columbia, —Colonist. Miss Katie Vnnkougbnet, daughter fo the late Hon. P. Vankoughnet, of Cornwall, Ont, suicided early Friday by hanging herself with a towel in the cellar of her residence She had been depressed in spirits for some timo. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla THE FRENCH ANNOYED, Paris, Nov. 0.—The JottrnaJ des Debuts says the only ministers of the powers who attended the Prince of Wales' reception in Cairo were thoso of Germany, Denmark and Greece. The Princes'journey was not only useless, ut it showed small regard for French feeling. France haa not abandoned her claims In Egypt. REFUSED thb ribbon. Paris, Nov. 6.—Alex. Harrison, the marine painter and member of the American art jury of the exposition, has refused the decoration of an officer of the academy, conferred on him by the jury of awards. To a correspondent ho aaid: "I have refused the decoration because it was nothing but a little purple ribbon for whioh I had no use." EATEN BY NATIVES, London, Nov. 6.—News is received of the murder of an Englishman named Nelson by tbe natives of one of the Solomon Islands. Nelson and three native boys, who were in his employ, were decoyed into a hostile locality, and after being killed were devoured, A British cruiser afterwards punished the natives by shelling and destroying a number of villages. The inhabitants fled to the interior. Some other instances of cannibalism on these islands are reported. A NARROW ESCAPE. Liverpool, Nov. 6.—The steamer Bulgarian from Boston has arrived. On Monday fire was discovered in her hold and only its timely discovery saved the vessol from destruction. Several bales of cotton were damaged before the fire was subdued.' THE ATCHISON RAILROAD. London; Nov. 6.—A meeting of the Atchison bondholders advises all parties to accept the plan of reorganization, provided the interest on the income bonds be mado cumulative after the year 1892. VALUABLE PRESENTS. Constantinople, Nov. 6.—-Among the Sultan's presents to the imperial visitors are a jewelled collar valued at £5,000 for the empre«s, and a sabru studded with diamonds for the Emperor William. v HIGHER WAGES.' Hamuurgh, Nov, 0.—One thousand ship carpenters bave struck for better whiter pay, Tbe masters are inclined to accede to their demands provided the men will work the same number of hours as in summer. CHARGES DUPLICITY. London, Nov. 6,—Resuming his address for the Times before the Parnell commission to-day, Sir Henry James quoted from the speeches made by Davitt in 1880 and argued that the quotations showed the purpose to combine the forces of both moderates and extremists in the American Clanna- Gael with those of the constitutional party in Ireland, to keep Ireland unsettled. The organization was to cloak its real object with constitutional forms, Parnell has notthon assumed the disguise of moderation, but associated with Fenians. His reception at Cork in March. 1880, on his return from America had decidedly a Fenian character, and when his friends welcomed him at dinner, Biggar made the memorable Hartman speech wherein assassination was encouraged aud applauded, the killing of the czar by the nihilists being fresh in every one's mind. The commission has been furnished with evidence regarding the importation of arms into Ireland, through men openly supporting Parnell, and who were memben of the leauue in active sympathy with its work, "Surely" said Sir Henry, "If it had heen proved tbat crime was ripe iu many districts where no distress existed, but where the people had been aroused against the league the source of crime must be held and proved." DR. PETBR8 MURDERED. Zanzibar, Nov. 6.—A report hss reached here that the Masais or Somalia, bave murdered Dr. Peters, the German explorer, in charge of Emin Bey relief expedition, and the entire party except one European and one Somala, who was with the party, both of whom wero wounded and are it Ngao. The latest known about Dr. Peters, who started inland from Vitu, July 20th, is tbat ho reached Korwowa, a long way up the Tann river. It is not known whether the second column, whioh left Vitu in Septomber, ever joined Peters' advance party. A PRINCELY PRESIDENT. Paris, Nov. 5.—President Carnot has given another contribution of 725,- 000 francs for the poor of Paris. WHAT ABOUT CANADA? London, Nov, 5.—The Standard thinks the time is not yet ripe for federation, but believes the mother country will endorse whatever plan of settlement Is devised upon by the Australian colonies. THE RUSSIANS LOTTERY MAD. St. Petersburg, Nov. 5.—A perfect mania for speculation has seized the people in consequence of the new lottery loan. The offerings have been at least a hundred times more than the amount of the loan. THE UNSPEAKABLE TURK. London, Nov. 5.—It Is asserted by the Daily News' correspondent in Crete that the outrages upon Christians still continue, and that three leading Christians have been arrested, Tho common people are bastinadoed on the flimsiest pretexts. CALLS THINGS BV THEIR BIGHT NAMES. London, Nov, 5.—Sir Henry James continued his argument for the Times to day before the Parnell commission. He declared Parnellism to be a conspiracy to destroy landlordism and rupture the Union. Parnell's visit to America, though ostensibly to collect money for the relief of tho districts, wu really to secure support for the league's treasonable schemes, and he instanced men well known as plotters against the British government. VICTORJ^NEWS. Vlce-B-Ml Move__ne»tii. Eegfeis flap* posed to be Murdered by la-Hams. Tke blander Detained. Bpeoial to The Columbian. Victoria, Nov. 6.—The governor- general returned from Nanaimo by his special train lut evening in time to open the citizens ball, whioh olosed the festivities in his honor. Four hundred couples occupied the floor of the large assembly hill, which wu beautifully decorated for the occasion. The scene at midnight wu most animated and charming. His excellency aud Lady Stanley led the grand march at 9 o'clock, m which a hundred couples took part. The men of B.C.B.G.A. will be paid st parade today. The str. Rustler, arrived at Nanaimo from the north, brings news that four loggers are missing at Bute Island and Humprey's Channel All four are supposed to have been murdered by Indians. Heavy investments of Victoria capital are being made in and around Port Angeles, Wuh., directly opposite this city. Tho cause of the excitement Is said to be the almost certain construction of a railroad from Portland to Port Angeles. This morning his excellency visited the jubilee school and embarked on H. M. S. Amphion at 10 o'olook for Vancouver. While on the trip to Nanaimo his excellency rode on the cowcatcher the better to enjoy the scenery. The Islander hu not arrived np to 10 o'olock this morning, and is probably detained by the dense fog which wrapped tbe city and straits last night. COMING ATTRACTIONS; HerrldR'n Opera Bemse, Saturday, !_•• ster Sth.- The manage^Prthe opera bouse has secured the sernces of the eminent actor, Mr. McKA Rankin, who vill appear at the opera-house next Saturday evening, supported by Mias M bel Bert and a powerful company, in "The Runaway Wife," a charming domes.io story, abounding in many deft tum-hes of humor and pathos. It is a pure home story appealing to no pa.-ttcular 'class, but to humanity at large, and contains that "one touch of nature 'bat makes tho whole world kin." The scenes of the play aro laid both in America and England, and the story is puro in its conception, in hot 111 its purity lies ita latent strength. Mr. Rankin, although never having visited this city, is well known throughout tne province.hii,Ho is a Canadian by birth and education, and comes here highly recommended. CRIMINAL COURT. ' Before His Honor Judgo Bote, Ah Foo, indicted for perjury, elected yesterday to be tried summarily and his trial was fixed for December 4th, bail being taken in 04,000 tor bis appearance. Mr. Hammersly prosecutes and Mr. McColl defends. John Bradley, charged with stealing goods from Ellard & Co.'s store, elected tn be tried by jury. Mr. Eckstein aaked his honor if he would hear an application from H. Dominy, oharged with stabbing an Indian boy, as it wu probable he would consent to be tried summarily. Hia honor said: "I wish in this caae to direct attention to the faot that the law has made stabbing a very serious offence, and I feel that in any case of conviction before me that I shall be coerced in the diaoharge of my public duty to inflict severe sentences." His Honor concluded by saying he would hear thu application on Monday. CORRESPONDENCE. Strange Utterance*.. Editor Columbian.—Sir:—The gov- ernor-gcneral is making a progress through British Columbia, and almost everwhere his advent bu been hailed . with the loyal enthusiasm of the people, almost everywhere, but not quite, and it hu remained for a Christian minister to draw a self-imposed and indecent (not to use a harder term) contrast between Lord Stanley and the King of Heaven. If Lord Stanley had come here like a second Herod, and had the people fallen down and worshipped him u a god, the ill-natured and unchristian Christianity of this preacher would have had excuse. But nothing of this nature has happened. Lord Stanley hu come here as the embodiment of the principles of our government, and u the representative of oar good queen. As such he hu been received, and I think in keeping with the apostolic Injunction to "fear God and honor the king," and even in accord with the direct teaching of Christ himself, "Render unto Ciesar the things tbat are Cft-aar's, and to God the things tbat are God's," For Lord Stanley, u snch, I care little; for the govornor-gcnoral, the . representative of our excellent system of government, I have the most profound feeling of enthusiastic respect, life Is too full of knotty problems for the christian preacher to aid in solving, without his endeavoring to raiso a spirit of bitter and uncharitable strife whoro no reason warrants. Mr. Kennedy's reference to the Anglican prayer-book Is unworthy of remark, save tbat it displayed an undercurrent of intolerance, and therefore wu unchristian. His scriptural quotations were altogether certainly not apropos to the governor-general's reception and reminded one of the old saw that "the devil ean quote scripture when it suite his purposo." Loyalty. aHcariBd. Mr. Hall, the Hudson Biy Co. '1 head oflicer at Fort Simpson, who has been making a tour of the interior and is at present in Viotoria, reports the discovery of a rich new creek in Omineca dis. trict, He hu been giving the tip to all the old miners on his way down, so that they can secure their claims before the news beomes general and the gold fever sends hundreds to the newly discovered treuure bed. The new nnd wu first reported by an Indian who made the discovery while on a hunting trip. Obtaining tho location of the creek from him, an old miner at onoe went to tha place indicsted and found it even richer than he had been led to expect. Yen shallow and easily worked, the creek carries a large amount of gold; $10 being secured to one pan by the prospecting miner. Ho has settled down, with great hopes for the futuro of the creek; and already the old miners are flocking about him.—Colo ni sf. .11 ■.-.'."ir--- **P' THE DAILY COLUMBIAN fububbued Every Aftern-wa except fJaada. * «T 1*1 J _C__1TWH1I3"S' BBOTEHBS, At their Steam I'llntlnj* Establishment, Columbia Slreet, . BY MAIL! for 19 months.....™..............,.,. For s months ...(6 OO ...3 25 ... 2 00 DELIVERED IN THE CITY: For 12 month V £0 Wor 6 months * 2_ For 3 months.. - & Per month - - - <{j Per week » »»• - _ « Payment in all canes (except for weeKly rate) to be made ln advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN iM-cd every Wciltienday Morulas. Mailed, neryear. « 2.00 Mall8.1, il months. 1.26 gmlg §ntish Columbian Wedaesday Bvealaa, Hav. «, ism. "How Lord Dufferin got even on Chicago" would do ns thu heading of part of a report iu a lato nutuboi* of the London Times. Tho distinguished nobleman was preaentwl with the freedom of the burgh of Kirkcaldy, which, as his lordship put it in his reply to the address, has ever been foremost in advancing the interests of tho kingdom of Fif«, and the adjoining and not less honorable kingdom of Scotland, Regretting in a humorous way, that, us an nmbassiulor, his tongue was tied at a time whon other men were stirring tho country witli exoiting and vivacious speeches, Lord Dufferin said he know they would excuse him, and not endeavor to treat him u he had, when viceroy of Canada, been treated in Chicago. When there, he was invited to visit tho board of trade* but being very unwell, sent an excuse, us ho felt it would be impossiblo for him to make a speech. Promptly came a reply, assuring him thut no speech was expected, thut he was asked only to meet a few gentlemen in a private room, over somo sherry and biscuits, have a chat aud shake hands. Feeling equal to that, he went—met a few gentlemen, had a glass nf sherry and a chat, and rose to take leave. But when he endeavored to go out as he hud como in, He was shown through a different door, along a narrow passage, thivu-'h another door into tho .nor- mflfs corn exchange of Chicago. "Beforo me," said his lordship, wei j !,000 eager faces anil a glass of wafer, and behind me a voice which cried, 'The governor-general of Canada will now address the meeting,' " The future historian of KirkcAldy will have to its roll of homiu that it gave Lord Dufferin a chanco to get oven on' Chicago, by exposiug the character of its hospitality. NOTES ASD COMMENTS. "Well, 1 can't see any fun in utter Jin' court," said an observant old lady. "Every timo a witness goes to tell unything that's got anything to do with tho case, all tho lawyers jnmp up and holler, and tho judge rules the testimony out." Paul du Ohaillu, who first attained fame by his discovery of the gorilla, caused a sensation at the recent annual meeting of tbe British Association for tho Advancement of Scienco by reading before it u paper in which he maintained that the English race is descended from the Vikings. Should this prove to be true, what effect will it havo upon tho Anglo-Israel theory 1 nsk. an exchange. Otto, tho mad King of Bavaria, is thus described hy one who has seen him at I-'ustonricd: "Tnll nud almost as gigantic in stature as his brother, the lato King Ludwig, his appearance is sufficient to startle anyone who hits seen him for tho lirst time. His hair is long und un kempt, and his bushy brown beard reaches down below his waist. There is a kind of wild, weird look in his eyes, the gaze of whicli remains steadfastly fixed straight n- heud into empty space. The only person who can succeod in bringing a gleam of intelligence to his face is the sixty-year-old Mme, Marie, who was his nurse when a child. Sho is the only person who is permitted to speak to him." New York's chances of securing the World's Fair of 1862 seem to be growing beautifully less overy day. Chicago leads tho running nt present, and St. Louis and Washington are quickening their pace. A meeting of representatives of a nimibe-i of the Middle und Southern States was held at tho latter city the other day. ut which a memorial to Congress was prepared which concludes as follows: "Your memorialists pray that the dignity of tho Nation be not entrusted on tho the proposed occasion to the keeping of any corporation, association, or municipality, upon any inducement whatever, but the Expoilion be hold at tho National Capital exclusively under the direction und control of the General Government, and thVit from tho Treasury of tho United States, overflowing as It is with revenues far in excess of tho needs of the government, the excess of the expenditures, if nny above the receipts, be met." A grateful and comforting discovery has recently been made by ft 1)utih physician, and his name, us yet undivulged, should go down to posterity as that of one who has cleansed the fair fame of many of his fellow creatures who for uges past have rested under the stigma of an unmerited and baseless calumny. Bed noses, says this wise man, aro the signs of overtaxed mental faculties, Whenever this geutleman has a patient whose proboscis is of the strawberry order lie at c ice treats him for nasal tumour, and the result (so he says) is marvellous. At once the sufferer becomes bright and cheerful, and his mental faculties assume their propor brilliancy. Tlm glad news will be read by nmny, and we can now account, without difficulty, for the brilliancy of the nasal orgaus on the face*; of some of our acquaintances. Wo aro now sure that they huvo been burning tho midnight oil to a very large extent, not, us uncharitable peoplo would suppose, in the bar-rooms and saloons, but in tho quietude of their own libraries, with a wot towel round tho throbbing forehead, and sipping an infusion of green tea to keep the mental ma- chin-, in u proper state of wakeful activity. When paterfamilias comes home unusually lively, and so excited in fact that he is quite unable to wind up his chronometer with tbe houso door key, the irate part nor of his joys will be able to account for ihe dazzling brllliany of his rubicund visage in tho consideration of tlie fact that perhaps he has been listening to the eloquence of some learned professor, and remembering this, she will not, as was heretofore too frequently the ease, endeavor to inert-use his knowledge by making hiin see stars with the aid of a Hat iron, or, failing thut, the kitchen polter. It Is really astounding to unt iire how the human inUlUH-ncn is dt-vuloplng, A very short time ago, and the unsteady gait or "ruby nose" would havo been littributcd to liquor, rather than litem tore, but all this seems likely to bu changed, and when Dives, after attending a public dinner, wends his wuy homo wnrd with n distinct hiccough, mid endeavois to walk on hoth sides of the street at once, tho extraordinary nature of his behaviour must in future (if tho Dutchman speaks truth) be attributed rather to tho brilliant wit of the company or the oratory of tho speakers than to the pickled salmon or devilled tioiies, One of Chicago's millionaires was arrested the other day for cruelty to animals and fined in tho police court. Another one in Rhode Island lately applied to a Now York court for a writ of habeas corpus to get him out of a private insane asylum, where he hud been wrongfully confined. Still another in New York does four men's work overy day, carries, burdens to crush un ordinary man, is a victim to insom- onia and dyspepsia. Yet nearly all mankind wAnt to be millionaires. Ex. Children Ciy for Pitcher1. Castoria Hi'rst (.'innis ul '■"'( 111 tViil!. t-tle-i*™ Overcoats; Olothing nnd Goiitlomon's Furnishings, suitable for present and winter use, clearing al -.--■st prices, at W. A G. WoJfpudeii-B. *'to ■J OTICE Auction Sale! WHERE WILL RE SOLD AT AUCTMN 1 on tlio premitiea of Jos W. MoCal- I.UM.on ..nv.iiili.r I .Hi, at 10 il. in., I lie following stock and Implements: 0 Cows In Cal.', 3 two-year old Heifers, In cnlf. Bone-year old Heifers. ■1 ono*yoar olil fitcers, !> on.-yenr old Bulls, -i two-year old Steers, 4 Calves. ;! work Horses,? and 8 yenrs old. i set doublo Harness. 2 Wagons. 3 Saddle Horses. 1 Colt, 2 Plows. 2 Ox Yokes, Cbnlns, etc. Terms ok sale .-six montbs without Interest on approved notes; amounts undor ten dollars not, cash, JOS. W. MoOALLUM, Clayton, Surrey, Yalo road,nino miles from Brownsville oc!0dw2t HERRING'S OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday, November *>tli. A Great Musical Festival I LIBER ATI'S would renowned MILITARY BAND SIXTY LEADING MUSICIANS, In conjunction with the LIBERATI CONCERT GO. —AND M'llc Sofia Romnill- Soprano, —IN— A Popular and Classical Progrnmmc, Admission—Uniform price of si. Scat™ on mil 0 nl Lyal's I li-ok si or.-. Concert to _ei*lii at 7:"li hharp. nol-lid §pn™ffes A Pleasing- Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follow, thss am of Syrup ssf Figs, na it .uto gently on tlso KlDNlslYS, LlVEtt 0 BOWELS _Seotsially Cleansing tho fiystcsn wjsjis Coativo ssr Bilsssu*, Disponing Colds, Headaches and Fevers and isornsnnontly curing HABITUAL CONST™?ATIOK withsmt weakening or Irritating tho or- Sana on which it aot.. lot Hit in 7Io IsotUss. lsjr nil I™aslhs|- DrngBlala, XASSDMnsSUHSS 0™I SST TSSfl OAUrOBNIAnaSYEUPOO ■*-__ s*» Vuxean. Cxt., **-*»™tw.Kv„ NiwYomlM •_*- QAUiY BBHDISH OGMTMBUtf, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. a, HOVEMBBB fi. 1889, VOLUME tlt-NO. Ii0* Wholesale (Jlty Market. BoBf, per IP) I Inf. Uve weight £ l Pork " 7 Mutton " H Pomtoesjuow" Cabbage " Onions " | WUeat " l Oats '■ 1 Peas Hay, nor ton iy, no Butter (rolls) pertt>... Cheese, " Eggs, perdoz Cordwood (retail) per cord- Apples, per box Hldesfgi'n' per 100 lbs " (dry) •■ Wool, per lb „,. (XI a 4 50 01 fn* 7,-11 IKI (sb IMH) In (9 1 00 r*i & i oo I Xlb* i so :*)(,( IMM) lfl 6* 1 25 25 (<| 1 50 00 014 00 250 ttO 14 & 15 85 M 40 50 a 4 00 80(3 100 Mut 600 00 & 0 00 (iM 11 Itli-lciiruloglciil Report for Wvvlt Ending Nov. tf, 18K9. MAX. WIN. RAIN. Sunday 55.0 40.0 0.83 Monday 51.0 4*2.0 Tuesday 48.0 40.0 0.27 Wednesday 51.0 4».0 0.08 Tlmrsday 54-0 470 Friday 51.0 .7.0 0.93 Saturday 54.0 41 o o.n Wind, niln, humid, fog. clear, culm. A. Peele, Capt'n. FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE 8ITE- 3 Lots and a good Houso on Albert Crescent, commanding ono nf the iinest views inthe oity. For particulars enquire MAJOR A PEARSON. of dnoSte Dissolution of Partnership, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI tho partnership heretofore HubsiHtlng between us, tlio undersigned, us hut client, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing tothe said pnrt- ii on-liI pure to bo paid to ft, Manahan, at the London Market, nnd all claims against the said partnership im; to be presented to the said ft, Mnnaiinn, by whom the same will be settled. Dated at New Westminster, the lstdny of November, 1830. MANNAHAN A RBIOHENBAOR. WUnoss-A. R. Pahtridob. duulinl 150,000 JOB BRICK! For Sale Cheap. Good for Chimneys nnd Job Work of any kind. J.W.WINGER MILLARD'S WHARF. Draying und teaming dono on short notice, d no-Mo *3*NTO'*riO__3. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing botween llio undersigned, doing ti general real estate- and Oinint-Itil business nt NewWestminster under the Ann name of Richard. ,Huv wood A Mackintosh, hus tliis day bit-ii dis.olvcd by mu tuul consent. Win. C. Way wood ro tl r- 1 ni; from the business, ull I[*vbMitlr-sof tlm Into (Inn being assumed bv F, *;. Richards, Jr., nnd ft, V, Mack ntosh. P.O. UIOHARIX*.,.Tn., WM. 0. HAYWOOD, S.T, MACKINTOSH. Witness—J, R. I'oli-ky. Now Westminstor, R. C, 31st Oct., 1680. The hu..ii(-ss of Richards, Haywood & Mackintosh will be continued under the firm name of Richards A Mackintosh, R--.il I", hit. nnd Flnuu.b.l ,'«.gout*.. Thanking the p"bti3 for tlidr (.isi liberal supfiort, we liojit' bye ireful atii-iitiiin to the interests of our s-ilcnls in retain tlicircoiilldeiice and pntronngo. RICHARDS A.MACKINTOSH, Real I'stuto A Financial Agents. diiol-lw G. J. BURNETT, PUPIL OF PROF. TOMS, ENGLAND And recently from tlio Chicago Oratorio Society. PSIHCIPAL PROFESSOR KATZEHBERCER. Will bc happy to receive Pupils CORKER MARY ST. AND QUEEN'S AVE. ocIOsllm Hemag's Opera House! Siitnrday, Nov. Otli, 1889. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OP THE EMINENT ACTOR Mr. McKee Rankin SUPPORTED BY Miss Mabel Bert, AND A POWERFUL COMPANY OP PLAYERS IN TheRunawayWife A Beautiful Domestic Story. A Poem of Every-day Life. POPULAR PRIORS, 81.00,76 cents nnd "rf) i™™.; Children, hulf price; Reserved soats now on snlo nt Herring'™ drug store. Alndyorgcntlomnn Pianist wanted for this occasion, fino5t Herring's Opera louse! ONE NIGHT ONLY. Thursday, 7th Nov'r Under Patronage of His Excellency Lord Stanley, Oovernor-Qenoi-al of Canada and Pnrty. (Travelling with the Vlco-regal Parly) THE FAMOUS War Artist and Correspondent of tlio London Graphic, Will deliver his celebrated Lecture, WAR ON AWHITE SHEET Illustrated by over 100 Limo Light Views of his own SKetoho*. takon from life. Mr, VHIlers' lecture 1. replete with thrilling, putliotlo nnd amusing Incidents of his varied nnd adventurous experience In manv lands, while the picture™ shown are strikingly realistic nnd full of vigor. Crowded honsos have greeted Mr. Vllller™ wherever he lias appeared, and complimentary press notice- hnvo boon ehowerod upon hlm. Prices—Reserved si-ntH, Ji; Pnr<iu c Ito, 7ii cents; Gallery, r-Ooent*. Chnir to betaken at .80; carrlBgos may lie ordered nt 10.10. Plan of hall at A. M. Herring's itore, whore ticket! ean be obtained. octldtd ;or JAMES CUNNINGHAM, The Pioneer Hardware Man Is still on Columbia Stroet, with the Largest and Best Stoek of HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, PAINTS and OILS in tho Province. «rHo is now handling a fino line of COOKING and HEATING STOVES. Tlio sales arc increasing daily. Want of room for the large stock, which is being constantly added to, is felt to be at this season very inconvenient, but as Boon as his new Brick is completed to Front Streot a stock will be kept on hand commensurate with the rapid increase of the population of the eity. In tho Plumbing line, tinsmithutg work is done on the premises, as usual, by good workmen; no snide boys trusted with such important work. doclTtc Hold Your Orders -™™_sri_ Save Money! As we have a Car-load of tho Celebrated Adams & Son's Lumber Wagons, Which will be here in about 10 Days. We will also receive a number of Delivery WngOllS by thu same car. Mainland Carriage Works. *B_-___■_■ _ BEYSON. KRD. B. HALaU Bookseller, Stationer and Importer! (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL), Columbia St., New Westminster. English, Foreign and United States Periodicals and Newspapers constantly on hand. Books imported to order. OPENING! CALL AND SEE OU™ NEW STOCK OF GOODS. MRS. ill. It. WILLIAMS & SIRS. J. RASVR_ OPEN THEIK NEW Millinery Stock to-day (Oot. hi), iss tlso WINTEMUTE ULOCK, oss Cotsssssbia Street; third iloor essfit of Clsssrois fcsti'eot. Wo oro al™ prepares! to slo Fashionable ISU'Cssinsikiiisr, as we have a a lirst-disss Fitter nnsl Draper from tlso east. I'orfect fit (*ssarantoed. dcelte Corner Columbia and Blackie Streets OPP. C. P. B.? STATION, -PA. A. S_IX.->OTC™I™> Teas, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. JAMES D. RAE [SUCCESSOR TO IS. McFHAHEN] DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Err BF™ BE™ MB 9 _*__ •*£"_ m Cotl'eea Roasted nnsl Ground oss tlsss Premises. Fino Teas a Specialty, owiy COLUMBIA STREET w III st, Columbia Stroet, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT PURVEYORS Is. UI'™E™AL. FGEHH AND CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HANK. X-Special lissea qssotcsl for tlio elslpplssg trado. Fisnsily os'deiftsitrictly attcssded to. Hotela svill find it tss their intorest to plaoe their ordcra with tho above firns, d™ssc,!_ LONDON MAEKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN & REICHENBACH, (successohs to w. b. townsend) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Saiisiige, Itolognns, Etc. ilssoiyl This Paint is a rich brown color. It is the Best Paint IN THE WORLD, /covers double the surface, looks better, and lasts longer than the best lead and oil paint manufactured. "I". _E_Le_-ci cfc Oo., SOLE AGENTS. New Westminster, 11. C. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, The Oolombian Prihtiko Estadlhhhsst liits first-olasg fuoliltios for nil kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads. Letter Headi, Circulars, Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of every description, Posters, Dodgers, Prioe Lisle, "«*• Prioes will be found os low as at any other oilsw where first-oloss work is done. CROSS & POINGDESTRE, Wholesale ami Retail TOBACCONISTS CIIOIbE BRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, Fisssoy Imported PIPES, POUCHES, CIGARETTE CASES, ETC. Choloe Smoking Tobacco Thompson's Old Photo Gallery, COLUMBIA STIIEET , NEW WE8TMIN8TEs*. Plants for Sale! —AT THE Donglas tat Nursery, •rVTOKRS TAKKN FOIl FBUI1* AND U ORNAMENTAL TUBES, Including nil the lending varieties of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, ALSO sn ALL runt ti of overy de Hcriptltm. RonquelH. Wrenlb. and CroHHO. made to order, ddwnpByl P. LATHAM. I. ealors fn all kind™ of Groceries —AND— GENERAL PROVISIONS Qooda delivered to any part of the city free. Cor, Columbia and Douglas Sta., dauOyl NEW WESTMINSTER. Central Hotel Cor, Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART™? CASH, FKOPitlETOBS Rates, $1.00 nml $1.50per Way, ACTOr.IlINO TO ROOM. SPECIAL PATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. cs-rnrtics Biippiled with all kinds of ICE-CREAM. dmylmO NOTICE TS HEREBY OIVEN THAT lhe parluorshlp horotofore subsist- fnti between tlio iiudorslBncd under lho lin: name »f Conicrford A McDougnl), i.,.-v. !i-itl Tullnr., lia. b'Oii ilLsNidvi'l I.hU ilny by uumnil consent. All ttoeonnts owlngitsbe late firm aro to bo paid to J. A. McDoii£-h1I, nnd all claims against, tho fiiiid Brra will bo sottlod by him. T. COMKRFOnt. J, A. MoDOUQALL. New West., Aug, 81,1880. Mi. J. A. McDougall WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS under tils own name, at the same slore, on Columbia street, next to V. Crake'™. A contlmiiiuce nf tho public I'lttronngc Is respootfully solicited. Satis- faiitlnn i'i! arau toed. dwseSlc M.A.McRAE HAS ON Exhibition The Sliest ssBBOstsssoato! English Twccils, Worsteds, Faiic. I'niil-liigs, i.e., &(-., just i A call -ollelloil. Asmssrosig -loss's, Now ilsv WoBtssshistor. ssshKtc AUCTION SALE. J HAVE ItECKIVED INSTRUCTIONS from W- D. I-'iciuiih, Esq,, to sell by iihlhr Auction, un Friday Morning, tho Sth or November, On tho premises, Forrls Street, lils present Itl'MIUF.XC™. and Iho whole of his select and weli-kept Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen FURNITURE,which consists of.ln part, n-follows: Bedroom fte.U. Lounges, Centro nnd Extension 'rubles, Oane-Rcnt and Ensy Chairs, .Ward rolies.2 new Tapestry Cur- pels, Book Cases and Books, 1 Secretary, Parlor and Cook stoves, a numbor at l'rnniod Pictures, a -rrcal collection of Crockery aud Utasnwuro,l Iron Safe, 1 Lottor Copying Press, a large variety of Carpenter's Tools, 1 Tool-chest 4 Tools. 1 (altid Stono and Frame, 1 Randal] Diso Harrow, 1 Plough, ox-chains, Spades and Hliovols, I wheelbarrow, and a large lot of miscellaneous articles. Tho sale of Furniture will commence at 10 o'clock sharp, and Iho House and IM atl2:lf>n'ulook. Tho IIoiiKii Is ln good repair, contains 7 rooms and nut-houses. The l/it faces Douglas street. III feot by BO deep, nnd Ferris stroet, IV* feet by (iff dcop, or 132 feet Inall. Tills Lot Is very eligibly situated nnd Ih n very convonlont nnd comfortable residence. TehmsatSai,™. * T. J. TRAPP, dao_td Auctioneer, 11 111 11 Another consignment of Ooods Just arrived. We have now got The Best English, Scotch and French Cioods That enn bo bad In the markot. Positively Ihe idiolcost selection of Pantlngs In the city, and at prices to suit everybody. Call and hoconvlnced. Notroublotoshow goods, All are woloomo to inspect, whether they bny or not. All work guaranteed, and done on the shortest possible notice, Also sole agents on tbe Malnlnnd of British Columbia for the Science of Dress Cutting Which Insures a porfect fit every time and Issoonsy thai a child oan understand It. beggsTheard, Leading Merchant Tailors, llsssor Wonts,! I>loklsi-on'>installerHlsop, dmblyl ™ COLUMBIA BIHEET, STOVES! STOVES! iOO WOi E. S. SCOULLAR _ CO. Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESBs iOB 1-0- SAMUEL MELLARD, - CHILLIWHACK, Whom wc have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district, Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. . dwno i y i THIS SfACK BELONOS TO H. T. READ & CO. HARDWABE MEHCHAtT™. PUGG1ES! PUGGIL31 JUST RECEIVED, A CAB LOAi: OF Pell, Rice Coil-spring iIcLaugtiiaD MSMJ «_*- (JE_ BL Mil ™B AI.SO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY 4 OTHER Democrat and Express Wagot .! fST The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.©" 'IwapSto Heidrfs Ourrio. Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Sti-cct, New-)\isIihIsisIit. insteriii EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS & all tindu of Woolen Ooods READV-NADE CLOTHING. __F The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the Nesv Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmh.'otc ROYAL CITY Planing ills Company, Ld. RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. HANUKACTL'IlKR.. AHD DIALERS IH All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lim-er Shingles- Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS. „.xsr_> _.__ kxxtx-sb o_ Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames, Windows, Mouldings. Balusters, Blinds. Brackets. Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCV AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. Vanoouver City Foundry & Machins Works Co. (-xicrr-nD I Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVINO IIKKATI.Y INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACH1N- siry, aro in is sio»itlon tss unilertllu Use con.trtsotlssn sssssl wpaln ol Marine asssl Ntntloimrj Engliies and Boilers, Milling, Mining ud Cannery Mliclllnery, ita well a. CustlngS and Forglllgs ol overy slowrlptlou. Estlmntcs given I nil work gnaranteed. P. BAKER, A. MoKELVIE, Swixmiit, dwjll7™ HioH-inuHiiiAO-n, VQIUMH VII. -HO. 110. DAILY OBIIISH QQIstlMBUM, _BW W-aWNSIER, & 0„ HQYEMEER 5, ISSS. tousln Mark and Miaa Kent, and Their Broken Deelaratlone. THE WHISPERING CORN. Haw ron o'er wall™" at early mom . Brail. > He™ of lUUlr corn, Juit waste tbe rel inn crowei the run 0! ttsu rounl world, snlst-w.t ani llm! Otteu have 1,11 but to'tear Mysterious whisperings lar aad aear. 'Tie Juit at nature', waking time, While hllllldei yet are white wltb Time, Ml while tbe Mr it lark, rising, fling, Dow-spray Irom oil hie early wings, Ani now ani then . lalnt aossnl telle Where oattle rlsn ani ahake their belli. | "Bush," layi the eon, "with log ant gun, r I leo a hunter hither ran. Ob, trembling hue, lar Inward hies Lie close, ob, partridgo, do not fly." Tho hunter lists. It seems tossy: "No.game Is lurking here to-lay." Sometimes the termer comes to lei.. Ani thon It says: "Hero's goll lor 'nee, Wbloh sun and air ani sky and soil Bave gathered to reward thy toil. Ten thousand sentinels In Uno ouirl each hii gilt Ior thee and thine." Or l! some Dives walk. Ior healib, Worn ont with can of melon wealth, It whispers: "You mnko goll ol tears, 0! hunger, curses, prayers ani lean, But here are tlehomlate whose goll Muit lo-is. the hungry, warm the coll. Sometimes with heavy heart there goes A love-lorn swain along the rows i Then "LliV'ltluspi, "at hulking bet, When rollers ring with rustlo gleo 01 browss-choekel malls ani merry men, Ahl you shall kiss her, kiss her then," Thus oft ln low, mysterious wis. Soft voices from the tall core rue* Lulled lliplugs, aa though unknown tongue Wbliperol the long lush leavee among, Tbey tell mo eecsseu aweet .nl trno; They'll whiiper,'! yor. wlih, to you. -George Horton, ln Chicago BeraW AFFINITIES. ilark perfectly at homo thero, and after a week ho becamo familiar enough to say: "If you nro not too busy I should liko to read you this article." "Oh, i am nevor too busy tohereadto," Mias Kent would say. "Bit down hy tlio window in this comfortable chair and let's hear it." Aftor a couplo of weeks, when tho gontie* man came in hoarse with a sudden cold, Miss Kent bustled about, hor voico full of sympathy, and brewed him a dose which ho declared bo should nover forget to his dying day; but ouo doao oured. Aftor this occurrence Misa Kent was a really wonderful woman. Ah I wbat an arch-plotter 1 Jennie let thorn skirmish about, but not once did slio glvo thom a chanco to bo alone together. Her plana wero not to bo destroyed by proina- wuro confidences, until tho very ovening preceding Cousin Mark's departuro for California. Then MissKont was vory demurely asked to remain and keep an cyo on Master Carlisle, whom tho fond mother did not like to leave quito alone with bis uurae, "Wo are compelled to bo gone a couplo of hours,*' Baid sho; "but Cousin Mark will read to you—won't you, cousin?" "Certainly, if Miss Kent would like it," replied tho gentleman. Tlio infant Carlisle, thanks to good management, was nevor awake in tho ovon ing, so tho victims of this matrimonial speculation would have plenty of timo. Tho back parlor was tho room moat in uso during i ho evening, and out of this room was n largo cloHot with a large blind ventilator, and out of I his closet a door loading to tlio Ihil-I* stoop and garden. Imagine my Biti-'-iiao when I was told that Mr. Carlisle was going to the lodge, asd that we, nf tin* pro* fuso warnings about the baby, und promises not to be gouo too long, woro to proceed to this closet overlooking tho back parlor by tbo way of the back gato and garden, In vain I protested. "Why, you little goosio," laughed Jennie, "there'll bo fun onough to last a lifetime. John wanted to como awfully, but I knew he'd mako an awful noise and spoil ovory thing, so I wouldn't let him." The wily achemer took tho precaution to look tho closet door from the outsido, so thero was no fear of detection. On a high bench, st'll aa two mice, weawalted results. Presently Cousin Mark, as If arousing from a protracted rovery, aaked; "Would you like to have mo roadi" "Oh, 1 am not particular," replied Miss Kent. "Hore la an excellent article on elective affinities. How would you like that.' Jonnlo's elbow tn my sido almost took away my breath. "Who is It byl" sho inquired. Jcnnio exclaimed {clear in my car): "That'a to gain time, aeo If it ain't." "It's by a prominent French writer, I boliove," answered Cousin Mark. 1 don't think I caro for a translation to- "I wouldn't mury the beat man that ever Ivedl" And ihe meant It, or, what an- won the lame purpose, aho thought sbo leant ib After all, how few of ua ever cally known what we mean! "I Bt- aged myself once, when a girl, and the unpleton thought he owned me, I toon ook the conceit out of him and aent htm way about hia buaineas." The voice waa ow a little Bbarp. What wonder, with ao ailing a memory! "No man shall ever yrannize over me—never 1 What the mis* hief do you suppose ia the matter with thli owing-machlnol" ■*> "Annoyed at your loglo, most likely," satd iy friend, a bright young matron, aa aho iireadod her needle. "My husband is not a j-rant, Miss Kent" "I am glad you are satisfied," waa the la- _5&_tt£££™™-_S__™ '" ■**"SHSoI any Und.- lsocon tKSSteE&ttZ&y^ i""™'-*!- »*» **•»™ »™s?™h£™f*™„^nfh*t^™t™™ i ■*»»'•' •">•»m* «■*■ ""■*l ttla -"»*>: ™S„!f S, &-""Sh* bi,™,3™S™™ "S*-'-»* »•'>* *■"•" -"reo-Warsold colt." ,™..™ !™L_ Sa? iJ's,™,«..ZZ_ "' didn't tliloli I eho ior own living most ol her Ule and wa. ....... ., cousin Mark sroudof It. Sho waa a good nurse, a faith- (' ..ft. LmSok ra nl friend and a Jolly compwion, but atroke I ™./£ '0,C ' ™ ior tho wrong way and you'd wish you.'"T .„„," '„' laan'ttamuch ahorter time than it take. JSK.n.i.h,,...,.,..,.,. no to write It norvlowson all aubject.1 R"J. the baby.'s exclaimed Misa vcro strikingly original, and not to no com- ,,„,- latcd. "" "What are you going to do when you are Id!" poralstod the mistws. of the estab- "What other folk, do, I suppose.' "But you can't work forever." "Can't say than I want to." "Now, Miss Kent, a husband with moans, kind, Intollipont man—" 'I don't want any man. I toll you, Mrs. should feet so bsssl ssbosit went on. you remember," wbls- Ols, no," aaid Cousin Mark. "You aro fond of babies, are you not Miss Kent!" No answer trom Miss Kent "I have been a very lonely man, Miss Kent," Cousin Mark resumed, "but I nover realized hosv lonely tlto rest of my lifo must bo until I camo to this houso." "Qls, how lossoly I" echoed Jennie. "Nosv I muat roturn to niy businosBand my boarding-house—boardlng-liouso for a Carlisle, I wouldn't merry tbe best man lit*. I £«•■»" •"*"• ot *•"'*•""tl° ut° »- - »™ Waa &-I*aWffi™£W._^ hrew me a letter from tbo bureau. "Reat that," ihe aaid, with a knowing look; "It may amuse you." ' Thia la what tho letter iald: "Mr Duh Juran-I ahall be delighted to bpond a month with you and your huiband. wire must be, however, one stipulation about ay viait—you muat aay no more about mar riagt. I shall never bo fooled n-jain. Twenty tears ago today I wraoked my v*holo lifo-. ■("Better embark lnanewahlp.hnan't.he!" put m Jennie, tatto toes.) "So uniuitabie was this marriage, so utterly aad entirely wrotchotf Ihavo, beon Ita ooniequencea, that I am lorood Ito believe the marriago institution o mistake. ■So, for the laat time let me aiauro you that 1 ■wouldn't marry tho best woman that ever ■lived, If by ao doing I could save her life. Your |old cousin, MARK IiANsmo." "R ch, lan't he!" iald Jennie, and then -ointod to the chubby littlo figure whoie jack happened to be turned. 11 ahook my head and laughed. "You'll aee," said the incorrigible L'-See what!" Inquired Miaa Kent, quito jaaware of our pantomime. hat parties which are chemically at- ted will unite. Of course an alkali and icld. Don'tyou think this sleeve a little 1 long, Misa Kent!" "Not after the seam is off. But what wero |u saying, Mrs, Carlisle! The other day \Frof. Boynton's 1 saw lome wonderful lenments." And did they inooMdt" inquired Jennie, inurely. • •"Beautifully." "So will mine. I new yet notched ft Job &my life.* j "1 don't think 1 quite understand you," replied Mias Kent, perplexed. - "Nor 1 always grow scientific when talk- ling about marriage, my dear." "Bother!" was all tho Uttle woman said, I but tho tono was much better-natured than II expected. ■ The next week Cousin Hark arrived, and ■Hiked him at onco. Anunhappy marriage ■would havo been the last thing thought of ■in conneotlon with that gentleman. He had I accepted tho situation like a man, Jennie I told mo, and for fifteen yoars oarried a load ■of misery that few oould have endured. I Death came to him at laat, and now the poor I fellow actually believed himself an alien I from doinostio happiness. , I singular rait may appear. Cousin Hark ■was tho embodiment of good health and I good nature; fifty perhaps, though be didn't ■look it, and as rotund and as fresh in his "That'll fetch hor," snid Joantn. "I wish that I lived in Ban Francisco," said Miss Kent, In a little quivering voico. "You could call upon me at any time if you needed any thing." Jennie Ia convulsions. "If you will go to California with mo, Miss Kent, I'll wait another week." "Why, Mr. Lansing, what do you menui What would folks Bay!" she iald. "We don't care for folks," said Mark. "If you will go, we will have a houso as pleasant aa money oan make it You shull havo birds and flowers and horses, and ntl lho scientific monthlies that you want, deuced if you shan't, and you shall never sew another stitch for any body but mo. Willyoubomywlfei" Just then Jennie and I stopped up another peg, and thero was that littlo old maid, who would not marry the bost man that ever lived, hugged closo to tho man's breast who wouldn't marry tho boat woman that over lived, not even to savo bor life. We cume away thon, butlt'a my opinion that thoy remained in just that position till wc rang the bell half an hour later. "How did you know1.'I aaked of Jennie, "My dear," she anawered, "my whole reliance was upon human nature-and let mo tell you, dear gooaie, whatever else may fall, tbat never does." "Why, Miss Kent, what makes your faco so very red!" Inquired Jennie, upon enter* Ing; "and Cousin Mark, how strangely you look! your hair Is all mussed up." "And I hope to havo it mussed ofton," aaid Cousin Mark, boldly. "Miss Kont and I are ta bo marriod thla woek." Jennie laughed till her fnco was purplo, and whon I wont upstairs Misa Kent wus pounding her back.—Wavorloy Magazine. FINALLY RECOGNIZED. How m MisBourl Senator Sneeoeded In Catching tbe Hpeaker'i Eye. This bit of Missouri hlatory is taken from Henry George's Standard. The writer doesn't sign his name; Btilaon Hutohlns Is a well-known newspaper man of Washington: He used to llvo ln Mlaaouri, and at ono time repreaentod hia diatrict ln the Legislature, of which body he was eleoted the Speakor. There was ln tho some Logislaturo a mombor from another. dlstrlct-a man whom Hutchlna had con* ■ . , ,, . „ , . , ceived a prejudice against. Thla mon want- __*_■!" Hi *K iFEa W___r* ™*!ea to lMftoff «P * WU In tho intereat of his I Aa I looked at him I dolled any body to see ■ono and not be reminded of the othor, ■Truo, he had more of tho polish whlcn I comos from travel and adaptation to differ- lent olosaea and individuals, but he was not I a whit m-re intelligent by nature than the I bright little woman whom Jennie deter- I mined he should marry. m "I was surprised you ahould think It I nocossary to caution me about that. Cousin I Mar it," coood tho plotter, as she stood by this sido, looking out of tho window. "The I idea of my boing so ridiculous I" and In the I samo breath, with a wink at met "Come, let I us go to my sitting-room, We aro at work I thoro, bunt won't make any difference to I you, will Ul" Ol course Cousin Mark answered! "No." constituency, but ho nover loomed to-be able to catch tho Speaker's eye. Day after day he would wait until routine matters had been cleared away, whon ho would riso tn his place, and, in the peculiar Missouri high treble, address the presiding offloer, but without receiving that recognition without which no member of a parliament. ary body can proceed. Tbe mombor finally became tired of suoh treatment, and one morning after the House had boen callod to order be marched lu with a rifle on hia jhouldor, which, when he reached bla neat, he leaned up againat hia dOBk. Ho eat thero quietly until he thought tho routine businoss was about all disposed of, whon ho alowly picked up his rifle and cooked it. '•^Mtt&B?* i^ta. w^Sl-** «■ "boulder, drow a bead on v™. t A™5'iifiS5_K hSAiK'B*"*" HutoW" nnd drawled out: '-Mr. Sui ..i-i;^JtSSiJf^SS Speaker." There was a silence as of doath blushed, and sat down again, Cousin Mark picked up the refractory implements, and then Mra. Jennto proceeded with raro cau- I tlon and tact to her labor of lovo. Coualu i Mark, nt her request, read aloud an article ; from tho Popular Bcionoe Monthly, drawing Miss Kont into tho dlioussion as doftly as was ovor fly drawn Into tbo wob of a spidor. ! "WhowaBthatlady,Jonnio?"CousinMark : Inquired In the evening. "You mean Miss Kontl" said Jonnio, look* i lug up from bor paper. "Oh, she Is a lady U have known for a long time. Bho Is mak* I Ing somo dreaiei for me now. Why!" "She leemed uncommonly w.11 posted por a woman." Under any other olrcutnatanoei Mrs. Carlisle would have resented this, but now ahe only queried; "Doyou think sol"and that ondod it. i Two or three Invitations to the sewing* "»m woro quite sufficient to make Cousin monta, which was finally broken by tho Speaker himself, who slowly and distinctly aaid: "The gentleman from — haa the floor." The mombor lowered hia riflo, uncocked it, and then, as if nothing had happened, piweeded to lay his bill, before the legislators. Have You Ever Tried It? Very few peoplo know how many different ways thore aro of changing a quarter of a dollar. According to a Philadelphia mun who had more leisure tban business on uis hands, thoro are 815 ways of changing hut piece of money, Tho pieces usod nro ho SO-cent piece, 10-cont pieco, fi-ccnt plnco, ■icuiit pieco, 2-eeut piece nnd tho 1-cout ihocc, To mako all tho ohungos without miiig tho saino coin twice would require I Ulffl 1-couti>Iecea,(JU twos, 87. threes, 184 Ives, 50 tons and 9 twontys, making 8,63. pieces, worth .fifl.TB. Cleanse the System — With tnat most reliable medicine—Palne"s celery Compound, it purines the blood, cures Constipation, andi-cgulatcs the liver and kldnoyH.etrectually cleansing t he system ol all wnato and dead matter. Paine's Celery Compound. somblncs truo nerve tonic and strengthening qualities, reviving the energies and spirits. -' I have been troubled for somo years with a complication or dinicultlea. After trying various remedies, and not iindlng reller, I tried Palne'B Celery Compound. Before taking one full bottlo the long troublesome symptoms began to subside, and 1 can truly say now, that! feel like a new man. Digestion has Improved, and I bave gained ten pounds ln weight since I nave commenced taking tho compound." Hoksstos Stbabns, Felchvfflo, Vt. $1.00, Sl_ror$™00. AtDrugglsta Wells, Riciia. dson a Co., Mohtbial, ANYONE CAN DYEW_™__™_ A Dress, or a Coat,") Hny Color Ribbons, Feathers, > FOn Yarns, Rags, etc. ) ten cents suit In many oshcr ways SAVE Money, assd snake ik Ilk. NEW, by mine. DIAMOND The work i. easy, simple, quick: she :olors she BEST and FASTEST known. Alls foi _™a DIAMOND DYES and tike no other, .orGliding or Bronzing Pancy Articles USB DIAMOND PAINTS, Bold, Silver, Bronte, Copper. Only « Cents. A COOK BOOK FREE By mail to any lady sending ua her post offloe address, .Veils. Richardson & Co.. Hoatno. BAPTIST CHURCH, Aj-'neH Strom, East of Mary Street. Lord's Dny Services nt 11 n, m. nnd 7 p.m. Siitibntb Bchool ntidBible Oin. h nt, 2'M p. in. All Kerits/renj Htmngers conllniiy welcomed. —Tt'-v.Th*--. Tin lilt.-In, pnntor. METHODIST CHURCH, Mary Street. Hev. J. H. While, Paulo., •ices nt 11 u. m. nnd 7 p. in. Sunday School nnd Bible Cluua atSO p. m, Prayer Meeting on Thumdnys at 7,"Wp.ni, S.uls free; strangers cnniiniiy Invited. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, John Street, OppoBlte OrniiKe Hall. Kev. Thomas addon, Pastor. Serviced every Suniliiy atlln, m, nndTn. m. Thnrsiiny oven luss at7:30 o'clock. SonlH free; nil nre rordl- ally Invited. Sunday Rclmol at 2'My, iti. OHUROH OF HMOI*A.-».-H0rA' TIUNITY CHUltdil; Iteelor, 'llie Bishop. S. MARY'S Oil UIH.'H; Hector. The von. Archdeacon Woods, s.rvices In both churches every dny. All .eats freo. Both ohurohes open nil day foi prl- vnto prnyer. PHlESBVTKttlA.'- I'-llURCH (HT. ANi'UKW'.. , i-ornei (..iriiin-vnn nnd Ulnclv.vi.ot sis. Hev. Tli'i--. HciiulciM'ils- tor, H.ervli-'-f. nt ]•■ :■■. in. nnd 7p in.; .Sim* duj-si .kjii! mm r-llile*clnss nt 2.31) p. in.; PrnyeMneotlngon Thursdny dvonlngsat 7.;i0. Boats free: strniit*ors welopme. jr P.-ROYAI,I.OI*aENO.(i. Hegular IY. Meeting every Tuesday niglit ntR o'clock. Oddfellows*Hnll. Visiting llreth- ren wt'luoine.—J. B, Kkwht- K. of It, A ft, IO. G. T.-EXOELSIOH LODGE NO. S • meets every Monday ovening nt 8 o'clock, in tlio Temperance Hnll, Columbia SI. visiting members arc cordially Invited.--W. 0. Love, Bee. Sec, AO. F.-t'OURT LOUD UUFFF.1UN. , No. 0304. The regulnr meatlngq of the above Court are held nt the Foresters' Hull, on the flrst nnd third \Vcdnosday in each month, ats p, m.—Jno. McMuiu-hy, Ronr. ilisiiu IJ, uis , P. 0. H. CALKDONIA ta ST. Afi'DHEW'8 SOCIETY .-Tho regular moetiiiRs of thla Association me held on tho lust Tuos- dnyof each nioulh, atSo'clock p.m. All ■"uotohmen are Invited tu attend.-.1\iun Burn, Soo. •C17* C. T. U.-UEGULAK MBf.TIKU VV • every Wednesday afternoon at :> o'olock at lho \V. C. T. U.Headr-uiu.ers, Douglas St. Loyal Legion In the snrno place ovorv Friday .aftornoon.—Mrs; Jas. Ct*NnlHQI£AU, President; Mutt, J. A. Cua*- ninoham, Secretary. UNION LODOE Ho. 0, A. P. * A. M.-The regular meetings of this Lodgo aro held In . , . the Mnsonlo Temple on t-hoflt.it Wednesday In eueh month, nt7:30 o'clock p. in. Sojourning brethren aro cordlnlly Invited to attend.—W. G. Coatham, Sec. BOARD OF TH.AI-T-. Hoard Itoom, Oildfcllows I'riek Block, iip-stitlrs C'juncll meets on lho tlrst Wednesday In each monlli, at l p. in. Quarterly meetings on the "2nd of b'el*., May., Aug., and Nov., at 7:R0 p. m. New members may bo proposed aud elected nt any Quarterly meeting.—D, Kohson, Soc County Court of Kew Westminster, HOLDEN AT NEWWESTMINSTER. mHE SITTING OF THE ABOVE COURT A. has been postponed from Wednesday tho Oil) dayof November, to FllIDAY the «t!i tlayotXovri .l>i*t*. W. II. FALDING, dot-H-ltd Registrar. (Triifft copy.] NOTICE OFJISSOLUTION. TIIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between W.J. Corbott and T. Kennedy, nn tinsmiths, etc, has this dny been dissolved by mutual consent. All clalmn against tho lato Arm, nnd nil hills duo to snme to bo pnld b.v and to W. J. Corbett, who will eontlntie thoold Arm's business. W. J. CORBRTT, THOMAS KENNEDY. A LARGE LOT OF STOVES Just arrived per C. V. R. thnt must bo sold at onoo ns I havo not been nblo to proenroa suitable storo to show thom, W. J. CORBETT, ocisdlin In rear of Hank of II, C. NOTIOE. mHE APOLLINARIS COMPANY (Ll- JL ml toil) of London, England, having Information that spurious waters have been niaiuilneliired nnd sold In this province as genuine "Apollluails" waters In Infringement of tho company's trnde mark duly registered In Canada; Notice is hereby given Mint proceedings will lw fiistiltited against all person.. who after this date shall maiinfnelnroor-.'Ver for sale nny liquid under tho nnino of •'ApnlllnnrlB," other tlinn rul up by and hearing the genuine trade minks of the company. THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY (Ln.) By DlIAKKj JAOKSON A Hki.MCKKN, Tlielr Solloltorfl. Victorin, B. C, Mlh Oct., im. doclllmS MONUMENTAL **^ro*Eis:s. Columbia and Church Streets. Alex. Hamilton, PUOl'HIHTOR. 830-399 CORDOVA STKKKT, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers and Dealers in MACHINERY OtfAI-L niaCllITIOHH, MARINE WORT™ SPECIALTY. -MMM. ENGLISH KlB 0 0 T S •i,m **»i -A.-3!- Erskine's Boot & Sloe Emporium, The Waterproof "K"; the Country "K"j tlie City "K"; also Ladies' Buttoned and Laced, and Boys' and Youths' "K" Boots. Write to-doy fora pair. Goods expressed C. 0. D. JL. 33. __J*13S*K:i_Sr*E3, 182 Government St., oor. Johnson, VICTORIA. B, c, ^ BEST ASSORTMENT IN TIIE PliOVINOE *^| Buiies, P Wons, Express f aps, Buck-boards, Etc. 3E*. Or. BTKIOKLAHD Al OO. DM and SEHOME (0_Sr.__ OITTT) The Most Flourishing and Rapidly Growing City on Puget Sound. B&-50 BLOCKS'&ai OF LEVEL LAND HIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY, The blocks arc divided into lots 40 feet front by 125 feet deep to an alley. FrieBsftiM $31. J12.50 per Fmt Vsit Suits will comuienco on tbe 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889. After each 15 days 5 por oent. will bo added to the prico. NOW is the TIME FOR a FORTUNE Come and see and don't say you did not have a chance. EDWARD FJSCHEK, Lsssssl Assess!. M. L. STANflROOM, Gcssonsl Agent, W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH. (Late Partner of John MoVlclicr) MINING ENGINEER, U.S. A PROVINCIAL SURVEYOR, A ASSAYER, aarReliahle reports, underground surveys and innpFi of mines executed allow rates. Assnys nimle on nil kinds of minerals, cold und silver bars. Thirty years' experlcnco In mining In Asia, Europe and Unltod BtatoM of America. Speaks ten languages. Assays from a distanco promptly attended to. Address Vancouver, RC. ddoino __>TOTIO-E]- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT application will be made to tho Legislative Assembly of tho Province of British Columbln at Its noxt. chsIoii for nn net to Incorporate a company to construe*., npcralonml mnlnlaln n Street railway in the City nf Now WeBtmlnster, and to nei-ulre lands nnd do nil thlngti ueccssnry for 'ho purposes nfor. snid, Dated this QStlt dny of Septomber. 1889. 11. DOUGLAS, HENRY V. EDMONDS, dsoHOto For selves nnd others. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN THAT sixty days nfter dnto wo Intend to npply to iho Chiof Commissioner of Lands and works for leave to purchase tho following lands, situate In tho District of New WflstmitiHter, and itoscrib d ns follows: Lots ono hundred nml thlrty-mio [1311. one hundred am) thlrty-flvc \\Xi\, ono hundred nml thlrly-sl*t [Ifttll,oneliuii- nred and thlHy*etght Mi'fl!, nnd ono hun- drod nnd fprty-ono [Hll, in Group One of said District, contnining eight hundred acres, moro or less, Dated loth September, ism. ANDREW LEAMY, dsolo-2m J. II. GILLESPIE, "Land Registry Act." Lot No. 12, Block XXII, nnd Lot No. 21, Blook XXVIII, City of Now Westminster, A CERTIFICATE OK INDEFEASIBLE tltletoHio alii..-, ninn'ioned hereditament-* will be tssiit .I to Alexander oiitts ou the lllh day of .limitary. l8!Klt unless In tho meantime u valid ohfoeHon thereto be mnile to the niuhirslgn. d In writing by some person clalmlugnn citato or Intorest In snld hcrodltanionts oi Rome part thereof. Land Registry Ollloo, New Woalmlustor, 7th October, IftiJ. T. 0. TOWNLEY, docTm.'l Deputy Registrar. Canadian Pacific Railway, PAOIFIO DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES- sols nml other Craft navigating lhe Fraser River nre cautioned to keep wllhln tho Buoys pnlnteil Red nnd While, respectively, at tho Mission Bridge, bh during tho construction nf the Bridge, navigation between tho bunks ot the River and the Buoys Is dangerous, owing to piles being driven thore. H. ABBOTT, General Superintendent. Vancouver, B.C, 7th Msy, mw, dmyMo 3P_a.s_.3a:__o_W™a._™i3-i™B DRESSMAKING At MISS JENNINGS', (Late o. Enoland" Corner ot Church nnd Columbia Streets, NKW WESTMINSTER. »»'Snt-!sfit. thm guaranteed. dwfe7te Dress-Making 1 Misses McDOUOALL COLUsMBlA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. at- sin, iHf.sctloss gssurasslesssl. slaplDto Fook Wo dc Co. Charcoal forSale CHINESE LABOR CONTMCTED FOIl. COLUMBIA ST., NEW WK8TMIN8TEB. (Noar Clssvsslussit Hotel.) slssoSlsss! TIME CARD. O. jE». bt. oo. Tho Fino Flrst-Cloes Str. William Irving Will Leavs,UseC.T.S.Css.'lWharf, ™'V™B-_' Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M., FOR CH1UIWHACK AND WAV PORTS. Relssrsslssg Every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sn melon t Inducement offers she will proceed to HOPE and on such ocoaaloiiH will leavo her wharf nt4a.ni. Connecting with theO. V, N. Co.'s Steamer for Victorin. JOHN IRVING, Mannger. T. L. BRIGGS, Anent, New Westminster. dapfflo Time Table. THE STEALER ROBERT DUNSMUIR T EAVE8 WESTMINSTER evory Mon- U dny morning at 7 o'olock for Nnnaimo, via Vnncouvor, returning Tuesday, vln Vancouver, Leaves Westminster overy Wednesday nt 7 n. m, for Nnnaimo direct, connecting with Island rnllway and Comox steamer. Leaves Nannlmo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays and returns same days. Leaves Nannlmo on Saturday at 7 it. m. for Westminster direct. For freight or pnssago npply on board, or to T. U WhW, C. P. N. wharf, dts (MGODUffPIBMB Holden at Chilliwack. THE NEXT SITTING o( tho above Court svill bo held oss TUESDAY tha 1911s da, of NovemlMtr, A. D. 18811. slsvoc23Sd W. H. FALDING. NOTICE, THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY of November noxt, hnvinK been set apart ami appointed by Ills Excellency the Govern or-Gen oral In Council as a dny of general thanksgiving throughout the Dominion, the publico dices will be closed on Unit <iuy. Ily Command, .INO. ROBSON, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, ItOlh October, 1880. dnol-lw WM. H. VIANEN. WHOLESALE FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. ttr Highest Prico paid for Fans aud Dear Hiile*. Corro-piiiideii™ lsss-ltcd. JMuTelGsslsoue Cssll No. I). sljasto FALL ASSIZES Sheriffs Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT all Coroners, Keepers of Gaols and Houses of correction lu my Bailiwick who mny havo business thereat, are requested to attend t,ho sittings of the Court of Assize to lie holden atthe Court House In tho Oity of New Westminster, on Wednesday, the 13tli Day of November next, At 1180 o'clock n. rn,; that the roll ot Grand and Petit Jurors who hnve been summoned for the Assize will bo called over at 11.80 o'clock n. m. on tho date abovo given; and all persons will boex- Secte-i to answer to thc-lr names. Petit ■mil--- _,Wilfrid answer will bo liable to lose llielr day's pny nnd subject themselves ton fine. W. J. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff, New Westminster, Nov. Gill. 1881.. dwnofltd ^-•v *.^-k_ [L.S.] HUGH NELSON. VICTORIA, by tho Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, dec,, tto., .f-c. To the Upturning Officer of thn Electoral District of Kew Westminster City: WHEREAS A VACANPY HAS HAP pe-iod in the Left)- latlve Assembly by tin- resignation nf William Norman Hole, Esijulrc, M. mbPi* for lhe Elentoral District, of New Wostmlnster Oity, we command yon thnt notice of tho timo nnd pine-5 of --lection beliiR duly given, yon do cause election to bc madu according to law, of ono Member to serve In tho Legislative Assembly of tho Province of British Columbia, for the Eleoto-al District of New Westminster City, and thnt you do causo tin* nomination ot candidates at suoh elei-iloii to bo hold <*» the day of . and do cause the name ot such Member wbeu so elected, whether be bo present or absent, to bo certified to Our supreme Court, at the City of Vlctoria,on or before the Second day of Dot-ember next, the election so made, distinctly nnd openly, under Our Seal duly endorse™ upon this Our Writ. Is Testimony WHEnEOF, Wo hnvo caused those Our Letters to be mnile Patent, under the Great Seal of Our snld provinco cf British Columbia! Witness, the Honourable Hucm Nelson, nt Our Government House, at Victoria, the Twenty-ninth day of October, in the yonr of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty- nine. By Command, JAMES C. PREVOST, REQUISITION. Gordon G. Corbould, Esq,, New Westminster, DS. C.I DEAR SUlt—Wo, the undersigned electors ami ratofayors of the City of Now Westminster, beg that you will consent to your nomlnnlh-n as our representative lo tho Provincial Legislature ot tbo election to be held In consequence of Mr. Bole's resignation. We feci confident Unit wilh your well- known ability and integrity, there Is no person more fitted for this responsible position than yourself. Wo, therefore, ln theinterosts of the city and district ut largo, most respectfully nrgo upon you to accodo to our request, promising on our part lo pledgo ourselves to your support in tlio coming election. We remain,dear sir, faithfully yours, A.TTolmfo A M Herring H Morey F Stirsky CO Austin H li Shirley David Vass .Innie. H Hue I) Laliey Thomas Levi ,1 H Miinstin T W GiHiy T J Trapp G B Murray WJ Mathers BG Monnco .Ifihii Wintemute John Kelly George Wolfemlen David Lyal C -1 itnbson WinTliMon Wm McColl E S Seoullar AW Scoullar A.I Armstrong H M MncFarlano O Newlngton W Molttw A McRae J 0 Gray John Gray J (4 Jaques W E Townsond James Tlerney Samuel Woods Robt Wintemuto P J Poulda A Smither H T Rend FJ Coulthard N H Flnlulson • C G Major A « Gamble Thomas R Pearson 0 0 Worsfold Clinrles E Woods Henry Elliott 10 M N Woods 11 P Froeman KWOglo J C Brown J E Sulley P 0 Blloclean 0 W Gilley Jn. R Brcunan A O Luud Thomas Clellnnil James Loamy E BDemiihnna Robert Keory Samuel J Owens W A DeWolf Smith William Reidt W W Dickinson Wheat-Icy Bovlll CWHomer ' Arlhur II McBride P B Curran liSMtlltgnn Wm.H Kelly Allan Jackson Geo Hutchinson E A Jenns James WHarvoy ST Mackintosh Andrew Leamy Daihwood Jones Charles T Millard George A Kelly J R Policy Wm Wolfenden Thos L Briggs W K Dickinson 111 Fisher Froderink Crake A J McColl 8 H Webb ,T Beers H P Wilson Jnmea Trodden W II Keary 0McDonough J a smith Frederick Elokboff RW Molntosh a J Thompson Thos A Mclnnies Thomas MoQutlty 111) shndwoTl B H Tcsch M A Haves James Wise Ij F Bonson REKY. UENTi.KMi-Ni-Ihiivc to thank you for your requisition requesting mo to allow myself to bo nominated to represent you In the Legislature of this province, and for your kind expressions of confidonco In my fitness to fill so responsible a position, In accodlng to your wishes, I do so with a groat deal of pleasure, and If oleoted shall give the present administration my hearty support, at tbo same timo guard, to the beBt of mylnblllly, tho interests of the city of Now Westminster. I have the honor to ho, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, GORDON K. CORBOULD. November 2nd, 1889. dnoMd 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. Wc 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 12.001 Men's Lace Boot. $1.50 Misses do do 1.76 Boys' slo 1.25 Children's do do 1.00 Youths' do 1.00 Infant's do do 501 Wigsvistis 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 Westminstir. dwtc C. McDONOUGH, (LUNEBOM'8 BUILDINO, FRONT STREET) GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hand an Extensive Stook of Dry -Ooods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats * Caps, Crockery, Glassware, Ac. 9fla_ff's -to boys- eiirx-are;. Great Variety of Household Artioles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. N. B.—Farm Produco bought at ma from tbe Interior promptly attended to, CASTORIA for Infants and Children. "C™™™.im-r_™.p™l_e)sS__-™ I Ctolnteonn. OsHe, Ooaall.il"". 1 r.co_i,™dls_„,»rlor™„Tr«-iisU™ I Bear Slomssssls,Jsiorrlraa, Br set ""». ■Mwr.*om..'s TlaJ^K™. I "tSSZ* •"" **** I™8hO__lli,BnoUj.».T. I WlsKsssjisrloiss medical!™. Th. CamisiB Csisss™. Tt Murray Rr™.*, N. Y. W.C. LOYE, hia™™ Emit ud ik Nun UcuAlrtnr HcKltv Don*. Cork Sol* Work a Spcolalty. SWOrdera promptly attended to. Clarkton St., in rear of Colonial Hotel, next to Ra ud Bros,' offlce. dnolto Business Notice. TBE UNDERSIGNED 18 PREPARED to f iirninh plans and specifications for all classes of buildings (stone and brick a specialty.1. Will furnish all the necessary drawings and suporlnenii work through a competent foreman, and will guarantee perfect work for sper cent, of cost, Office In sHank of B. C. Bulldine, up stair*-, New Westminstor. JAM KB KENNEDY, dwsellte Architect. Feed, Livery i Sale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster jos. mTwise, PEOrEIHTOB. riOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES \J for Hire. Hacks call at all Steamers and Trains. Special attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. HiM MM HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables TEE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINSLE RI8S At Special Low Rates. Draying uj All S_„ of Teaming1 Dono at Shortest Notice. Dry Cordwood delivered to any part of the City. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. •WStnbles nearly opposite 0, P, R, Do- pot, Columbia St., NewWestminster. djalltc QILLEY BROS. I «ops. Orders may be left at the Offlos of Ma* there A Mllllgau.CommUslon Merchants, Front Stree ..1. ew West, dse21to R8TABLI8HED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Hurls; Oppoiite toe colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER THS LARGEST AND CHOICEST assortment ot all descriptions of MEATS AND VE8ETABLES Constantly on hand, and aappllad to Fans. Illes, Restaur-snta, ud Steamboats at th. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. To k Uo, bl., BT WAT OF THE THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. .mOKBRmWJCKBTHANANTOTHER kfiitiisiterJ_Su hm, DM™ SCENIC ROUTEJF THE PACIFIC OMIT PULLMAN BUFFIT SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For Aooommodatton o! Sessond-Class Pass- ira(e™,atlaorss™ lo Eipren Trains. Fare Irom Portland to Baframenlo anss Ban Ifranolisso-IInllmil™, «8; Flrel- sslass (Llmltod), BOl Second-clan (Ll- THRODak'TioKKTS lo all poltsta Sont' and East, via Calltornl.. TIOKBT OFFICES! , Citt Ome, No. 131 Cor, Flrat & Aid, Streets; Dipot Offiob, Cor. F A Front StreeU; Portlasssl, Oregon. R. KOEHI.BR, B. P. ROGERS, llanilwt' AMt-Os *• *P'»* BRITISH COLUMBIA lud s bTotant Apsoy (LIMrEEB) TH0K.V8 ALLSOP, 1 HENRY S. MASON, [ DIBECTOB8. CUTLER A. HOLLAND, J HEAD OFFICE, 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, LONDON, ENO. The Business o! ALLSOP 4 MASON haa bee nsereed ln the above Company and will bo oarried on by the Company Irom this dato as a genoral Lasssl Investment and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rtstes. Town Lots and Farming Lasssls Ior Bale on easy torms. Victoria, B.O., May 1Mb, 1887. dwjly* TO SMOKERS. n» yon want to enjoy a good CIGAR. ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, „-_ MAINLAND. •aTThoy are not only made of the Choicest Tobacco ont they are of Aome Manufacture, and should be patronized by all good oltUenl, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOK BUILD™. COLUMIIA SIDE™, KEW WEIWIIttTtO. dwl™Qly WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries! And PBOVISIOKS. —ALSO— A WEU-IEUCTID ITOCK 01 DRYCOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOOK, noldwly i j£fcsn-r»i JtyiJB f ritish Coltimbiaii Wedawdaj inning, ftr. t. lltt. AlVIRmiHQ Mill Ml THI MILT. Trauil.n»Ail«rtlie_M»U.™-Flratln»er- tluu, ID eta. per line tolid nonpareil; eaeh auhaequent oonieoutlve Insertion, 3 cU. per Hue. Advertisement™ not Inierted every day-tlrst Insertion, 10 otH. per line; subsequent Insertions, Sets, per line. <H..»™lHg Atlvt-rtU-'uicnH.-I'rofewIoii- f.1 or KiiBlnes™ Curd™—?™ per month. Spe- (•nil rates for n,onenil trade uilvertlMtif*, iKn-onllng to space occupied and duration uf oouiraol. li.,*(im- Miilr-t, when displayed;oharged ■ib pt>t vent, less than transient advts, If snlit1, iibargfli. ,-tt ri-trnlur tranilent rates, ™,i.iInl motives HiiiuuK reudlut* matter, ■20 ets. per line onch liiM-rilou. Bpeolals IriHertod by the month Ht reduced rates. Births, Mri-rla™'-* and Deaths,|1 for each nis-eri-tm; Funeral Notices In connection with OkhIIis, SO ci-rt. ench Insertion. WEEKLY AGV.RTI8INC RATES, Tr™ ii nte nt Adverlt-icinrntH.—First Insertion, 10 els. per llne Kolld nonpareil; aub- jeoiipui insertions, 7 ct it. per line. ™t™i'™IUB AavrrlUrnirnls.-ProfeSHlon- al or Business Curd.--31.50 per month. Special rates for general trade advertising. Special Notices, Births, Marrlaues and Deaths, same rates as Daily. im*. mtttf bpnii metal.nnd forlargeouta an osi-v* rato -atil hv, .linrged. ■Wi'ordon*. i-eiiilliivi in nilvuillHementa HlumU bo i-iin-fiil tn stiitt* whether they are to appear In the hully Ktllllim.or the Wflekly.orbnUi. A liinnil reduction Is made when inserted in both, Nondver- Msemeut Inaertcil for less ilnui 81, •a—a JaF^»J■lP/.^^L^^_-__?'--r-^^"™^■•*™^-™-*r-™• BUBHCIUKEUK Who 'lo not receive lliolr pauur renniarly, from the Carriers or through the Post Offlce, will confera favor by reporting the aarae to the offlce of publ It-uilon Ht once. NEW-ADVERTISEKEMfE Appointment! IHISDAY, Oyster cocktails ut Club saloon. * Another lot of Ladies Rubbers juat opened up by Grant & Madura. * Lots at Sapperton aud all parts of the city, and at Brownsville, at W. J. Walker -ftOo's. * Tho members of Liberati'™ band in their gay uniforms enlivened the streets thia aftornoon. The Y. M. 0. A. -gymnastic class met in the drill shed to train for tlio cominc exhibition. Major-& Pearson aro prepared to loan money ou farming lands at tlio lowm-t current rates. tc* He .erred tickets for Villiers' leoture can bu obtained at Herring's Drug Store to-mnrrow morning. Thanksgiving Day will bo generally observed throughout tho city, and all . places of businesa will bo closed. The sir. Dunsmuir left for Nanaimo thia morning with a full loud of freight aud f*. large number of passengers. Tlio log last uight was thu heaviest seen in some time. The moon was almost totally obscured by the mist. The atr. Fairy Queen will in future make its headquarters at Mathers & Milligan's wharf, instead of Austin's. Bargain hunter, will do well to look throL'uh W. &, G, .Volfenden's stock uf Dry Goods, Hats mid Olothing, now clearin-.; at coat. *tc Thu et. ing baud practico Inst night at thn Y. Al. C, A. foonis gavo evory indication of the iuciuaaing capabilities of the b.iiid. It hus been definitely arranged thut tho Culudomau und St. Andrew's Society annual dinner will tako place ou f\Frid;iy ovening Nov. 20. T™B..\K(ict number of salmon ova placed iii the hatclmry amounts to' 0/200,000- considerably move thun was ut lirst intended to lay tn. By the request of several parties who cannot sit for photos during working days/Thompson's studio will bo open tomorrow until 1 p. m. * Ml.' Major's rejoinder to Air. Cun- ningnnm's reply, whicli was unavoidably laid ovor yesterday, is published to dffirv uud will be found in another column. To Fannero.—Messrs. Woods.Turner it Gamble make a specialty of lending monoy un fimninsi lands; any amount from $100 to 920,000, according to security. ool7m Tho common drunk arrested last niglu was released this afternoon on 85. hill, Ho hnd imbibed so much of the poteen that he was not quito sober when lot out. Th-! man, Ohiipolle, who wub thrown off the wagon during the runaway yesterday, had ouo of the small bonus of tho W broken. Hois nndor the caro of Di. Wallctr. The wound is painful, but not serioua. Owing to tbo non-arrival of tho viceregal party this evening, u good deal of mist'it prepared for this issue hnd to be laid uvcr, and in consequence we nro unable to present our readers with no flul n paper an usual. Game was very plentiful on tho market to-day, hut Thanksgiving dinner.'* Iia-l to bo provided for nnd consequently tho supply woe nearly ex- hau.it' H by evoning. Some oxceed- iugly line venisou was displayed by W. R. Vianen this morning. A -nan wns found lying paralyzed with strong drink, iu thu streets last night. He *U3 taken to ihe police . station and innncy to the nmount of 8207.'io wns found in his pockets. The man was too drunk to appear beforo the magi'itratcs this morning. Th pitj-ioiit glorious weather will Borvv tetter to linpreia our distinguished visitors wtth thc'natural advantages of th h *>rovtrioo than any amount of v*. rbai Muuir-mce. It is queens' weather, nod her majesty's, representative must h'tvr Imnn-ht it along with him. Ilrisi.ii Columbia always gets protty close to Lh" front Samuel .). Worth, of thi-- eity, who w nCtendinx the Pic- ton, N. S , aoodumy, has won second [ih__-t.il.- ft "**••"■ y--Hv, .Inns I>. .Tullli T, IlUik.i™ a brother nf J. M, Biuikio, one ■ •- onr well known citizens, took first place. British Columbia is noted furitsluxuriant gr. wili of ferns, buta speciman of thii plant was found near Burnaby Lake a f<*w day. ago that overtops anything we have yet heard of. The fern measured 1U£ foet in height, had branc'ie* lutwoun four and five feet long and the stalk near the ground was over an inch thick. Close to where thii mammoth was found were many more ferns averaging from .14 to 16 feet in height. Mr. Unburn wm the discoverer of thoso wonderful specimens of fern growth, A-mml rriae MtHNK. The annual prize meeting of tho N»w Westrainittr Riflo Association UkM plflce tomorrow on tho Browns* viHe mage. The committee of manage- ment haa been actively engaged during the past few days collecting subscription™ and prizes for the meeting, and lmve suooeerlet™ in making a vory nredit- able lint. The valuo of money prizes sib™- will' amount lo $150, Teams from Vancouver and the North Arm are expected to take part in the shooting. The first matoh begins at 0 o'clock, Mid intending competitors must IMV. tho city by the 8 o'clock ferry. W BBOBFTtON TO-NIGHT. Tlie Fnllore of lhe AmpUluu to HcacU Vancouver Forces a Postponement of ibe Vice-legal Reception. The str. Uithtt arrired from Victoria this afternoon, having left the Island capitnl at 7 o'clock this afternoon. 'She encountered a heavy fog all tho trip a* cross, but made tho river without much trouble. The captain is of tho opinion tlnitU. M. S. Amphion, with the viceregal purly abuiud, which loft Victoria at 10 o'clock this morning, would not bo ablo tu roach Vancouver until lato this evening, as fhe fog grow more dense about the timo tliu warship left port. It is alio very probablo that tho Amphion will uot roach Vancouver beforo tomorrow morning, so tliat the governor- gunerul's official reception i. indefinitely postponed. Thu city officials, howover, will tako tho earliest possiblo opportunity of making tho public acquainted with further particulars regarding the rocoptton. The Liberati concert at thu Opera Homo will como off ns atiuouiicud. At un informal muetiug of tho reception committee, thin afternoon, it was decided that tho addresses of welcome will bu presented to hia excellency this ovening after the conceit- at tho Opera House, Bhould tho vice-regal pirly arrive by 10 p. m. _____________ Pear Trees lu Blossom. Strawberries, raspberries and other small fruits, ripening in tho opon air in tho month of November in Westminster is not bad and speaks well for the climate, but when the pear trees aftor yielding a moat prolific crop, burst out again in full blossom it is time to druw the lino and call a halt on perpetual summer. A. C.Morrison, of Sapperton suburb, has a fuw pear trees out in spring gurb and Tub Columjiun has been made the recipient of a handsome bouquet of the blossoms, It is hardly possiblo tho fruit will mature boforo tho • cold woather comes. Campaign t'ommauli'titlons. Wu print three communications today, which havo for their subject more or less directly the political pot-pourri at present agitating the lloyal City. Our columns are opun for thu discussion of this or ,iny other question of a public natine, without any condition as to whether correspondents shull aimi their proper names or a nom de plume. Tho only conditions wo do muko are that communications must bu brief as pes-; aiblu and to the point (thu wo must in* ai_t on, in order to accommodate all who mny wish to occupy our limited space), and that niatter properly be longing to an advertisement, should not be embodied in thu letters. Children Cryfor Pitcher.Castoria TllcElhtcAortbe it.-.r. Tho loetuni lust night at thu Y. M, C. A. rooms by Mr. A. C. Brydono* Jack, on the "Ethics of the Bur," was not so well attended us it deserved. The lecturer briefly sketched tliu his* tory of law from the remotest times, and gravely assured his hearers that although the worda "lawyer" und "hm" sounded startingly similar, thero waa u wido distinction. The speaker said the lawyers used to have great trouble in collecting their foes inthe olden timo, but today it was quito different, as the mattor was considered rather as a debt of honor than ns a Btrins-btit obligation. The lecture was moat instructive and amusing, and Mr. Brydono'Jnck muy be induced to repent it at, some future date. Tho Fishery Bteamer. Mr. Georgo H. Cooper is building a fine stcamor at Sapperton which ho intends to usu in tho deep aea fisheries. Tho now craft will bo 00 feot in length, 12 feet beam and 8 foet hold. Slio will be furnished with 60 horse-power engines which it is expected will give thu vessel a speed of 12 knots por hour. The now steamer will he com* nlete and ready for operations early noxt spring, and she will cruiso between tliu mouth of the Fraaer and Queen Chnrlotto Islands iu tho cod and halibut iishenes. She will bu the most complote fishing vessel on the conBt, and will be furnished with the lirat truwol nets ever uaed in Northern Paoific waters. Mr. Cooper was for somo years a fisherman on the coast of England, nud the experience gained thore will doubtless prove of much value to him in theso waters. mi»tr gagHgg apfcPMBUtt gjg gggttggm| a a. a&SgMggg i. m. A ..I'l'iil I>l-*a|t|)oln(i»cnl. Avery strong feeling of disappointment became general this afternoon when it was positively learned that the vice- regal party could not arrive. Many citizens had shown tho utmost zeal in preparing the decorations, which wore very effective and protty, indeed} and, naturally they felt put out at thia unwelcome intelligence, Tho opera house had received the attontion of two gentlemen whose artistic t.-isto and skill uro thero to speak for themselves, The fine, new wharf belonging to Messrs. Mather., uml Milligan, hud ulso been put into a statu of creditable ornamentation, a dais prepared, carnot laid dawn and Chinese lanterns got ready, Tho heevy fog which prevailed in tho gulf all day made it impossible for Ihe man-o'*war conveying their excellencies, to roach Vancouver, uud in con.oqueuco of this unfortunate circumstance much of the timo and trouble expended on the work of decoration will bo thrown away. *-♦_, Caledonian and at. Andrew's Society. The adjourned meeting of the Caledonian and St. Andrew's Society, held last evening was the moat successful business meeting the society has had for a long timo. Mr. L. F. Benson occupied the chair in tho absence of tho chief, Mr. A. Ewen, who, howover, came in late in the evoning. Several new members wero admitted and a considerable amount of dues in arrears was collected. Tho election of officers resulted as follows: Chief, Mr, A. Ewen (re-elected); first chieftain, Peter Grant; second chieftain, James Stevens; Secretary and Treasurer, S. Molntosh; chaplain and warden, John McMurphy, senr,; directors, James Punch, L. F. Benson, Jamos Laidlaw, T, F. Sinclair and Thomas Mowat. The chief, first and second chieftains and the secretory were..appointed a committee to complete arrangements for the annual dinner on St. Andrew's night, Nov. 30., or, that being Saturday, such other evening as they may deem must convenient, The meeting adjourned a few minuteu boforo 10 o'clock. Mr. MiJur'A Bfie.pdtr. Editor Columbian. —Sir.* 1 will be as brief as possible in reply to Mr. Cunningham's effusion of yeaterday. 1 feel 1 owe you an apology fur giving that gentleman a chance lo "dead- beat" his election addreaa in your columns, He begins by saying that as ho hus been on friendly terms with mu for a long timo, he cannot account for my action, except on tho auppoBiti.-u that lam excited by tho -'bare chnnco" of gutting Mr. Corbould into iho legislature to look uftor some supposed interests or schemes of mine in connection with my Vnncouvor proporty, lb is truo that we have been on friendly terms for a long time; but it is now evident that it was a one side arrangement. As soon aa I refused to be hitched tn the kite-tail of Mr. Cunningham's ambition, lie showed thu value of his friendly professions by publishing a grossly untruthful und slanderous statement about mo—conduct which I would not put up with trom a friend of fifty yoars' standing; and when I, as calmly and gently as possible, repel thu attack which he um do upon me, he begins to whine about my violence! 1 have sought no quarrel with Mr, Cunningham, aud seek nolle; I simply claim the right to repel unjust attack. I own somo property in Vancouver; (1 have none in Oregon, though). I paid 100 cents in tho dollar for it, and ai I have done so, and havo tlio titles, I fail to see wherein I neod tho assistance of either Mr. Corbould or Mr. Cunningham, It may bo a crimo to own proporty in Vancouver. If it is, I think Mr, Cunningham had bettor look uftor his own principal supporter—the gentleman who, at the recent public meeting, proposed hiB unanimous election. That gentleman, I beliove, owns about ten times as much property in Vancouvor as I do. But even if 1 owned tho wholo of Vancouver—even if I had gone thero and declared my solemn intention to become a citizen—1 don't understand how it affects tho point at issue, which is, did Air, Cunningham or did hn not volunteer the statement that he would relire in Mr. Corhould's favor if that gentleman camo out; and did he or did ho not acknowledge, in the presence of the witness whom I Mimed, thut he had voluntarily mado tlmt offer'/ I have already said, und repeat that ho did both. Whether ho was under the influence of a "strong delusion1' at tho time or not, I can't say—1 c_n only testify as to the facta. ln hiB column of windy imaginings, Mr. Cunningham says I told hiin thut if he resigned (from tho council) I would soil out and move away. Thia new fiction, liku thoao which preceded it, hau a alight admixture of tenth. I I'tiiil ho was needed iu tiie council (1 confess I liavo had n littlo new light since I said bo); but the rust of Air, Cunningham's statement ia tho product of his own "imaginative nature." I never aaid 1 would sell out and movo away, nor did such a thought ever enter my mind. When Mr. Cunningham pays that he cottW not huvo volunteered to resign, because "tho interests involved uro of too serious a naturo for such a thought," does ho refer io private interests--.axes to grind, in fact—or is the sentence un iu.tunco of monumental cheek —an assertion that lie is tlio only man in New Westminstur lit to represent us in tlio local house. I have now done with this mutter unlil and unle.B Mr. Cunningham is prepared to rebut the testimony of my witness to hi_ acknowledgment. Should 1, howover, bo compelled to troublo you for further space, I propose to pay you advertising rates. Chas. G. Major. 5th Nov., 1889, PERSONAL. H. Mathers, Esq., A. P., returned yesterday from a trip to the old country, Mr. Mathers enjoyed his visit, but joins tho chorus of returning British Columbians, "no placo liko homo." Guests at the Colonial: J. Kirkland, Delta; C. Soxsmith, Lulu inland; S. Guichon, Gutchon's Landing; G. G. Chandler, N. P. R. It.; E. Perui, A. Olno, Liberati band; H. T. Ceperly, Mr. nud Mrs. Powell, Mra. Smith, Vuncouver; J. Visan, Cannnigton; A. Chuuson, Sicamous Narrows; A. H. Thomas, Montreal; J. E. Crane, Victorin; H. Fink, North Bend. Wm. Mollwraith, editor and proprietor of tho Caimcoruian, aud Morning Bulletin, I.ookhnmpton, Queonalund, Australia, paid us a friendly visit today. Mr, Mollwruitb, whose homo is right under tho tropic of Capricorn, is on a health and pleasure tour in more northern latitudes. He is delighted with British Columbia and ciithuaiastio about establishing closer trado mid communicative facilities betweon this part of the British einpiru and tho lnnd of the Southern Cross. LATE CANADIAN NEWS. Miss Minnie O'Connor, of Toronto, has instituted proceedings against dentist Frank Stowo, to recover damages for injuries received through carbolic acid spilling over and disfiguring her face whilo attending to her teeth. •Stowo claims tho accident was tho fault of the patient. The ordor-in-cnuncil of May lu-,t, providing thut steamships plying in Canadian wutern with boilers constructed in the United kingdom, and inspected hy the Imperial board of trade of England, ahnli bn oxompted from inspection iu Canada for a period of twelvo months from dato of inspection in the United Kingdom, has boen cancelled, says a late Ottawa dispatoh. COMMENDABLE. All claims not consistent with tho high character of Syrup of Figa aro purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acta gently on the kidney.-, liver and bowels, cleansing tho system effectually, but it ia not a cure-all and makti no pretonBlons that overy bottlo will not substantiate. .foiro Baby wat tlah, we gars bet Cutorls, Wlien the wai a Child, she cried for Castoria, When ihe boomne Mias, eho clung to Castoria, When shf had Cbildreo, .he eatt them Outorti AtlfllON LODOB No, O, A. F. ta A. Bl,— Tho regular meotlngs of this T/).go nre held Jn the Masonlo Templo on the flrat WednoNdny In onch month, nt7:80 o'clock p.m. Nojoiirnlng brethren nro cordially inviteii to attend,—W■ C. Coatham, flee BOARD OP TRADE. Hoard Room, Oddfellows Hrlck lllock. un-stalrs Council moots on llie flrat Wednesday in onch month, nt l p. ro. Quarterly meetings on the 22nd of Feb., May., Aug., uud Nov-, at 7:30 p. m. New members may be proposed and eleoted at any Quarterly meeting.—D. Robson, See, BAPTIST OHURCH, Acne* Htreet, East of Mary Street, bord-s Day Services at 11a.m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School andBlble Class at 2:30 p. m. AU seats free; strangers cordially welcomed, —Rev. Thos. Baldwin, pastor. METHODIIT OHUROH, -Mury Slreet. Rev. J. H. White, Pnstor. 'lees at 11 a, m, and 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Olass 2:30 p, ni. Prayer Meriting on Thursdays nt 7.80p.m. Seats free; strangers cordially Invited. ST. PAUL'S CMunoit, John street, OpposlleOrnugo Hull. Rev. Thomas Haddon, Pnstor, Services every Sunday at lln. m. nnd 7 p. m, Thursday evenings al 7:3ii o'olook. H .uis freo; all nro cordially invited. Sunday Softool at 2:30 p. m. tlUUllCIl OP EN.-LAND.-HOLY i TRINITY OHUROH: Rector, The lllshop. ft. MARY'S CHURCH; Rector, Tho Veu. Arclideucou Woods. Services in both church-™- every day. All scuta free. Both churches open all dayforprt- vnte prayer. PRESBYTERIAN OHUROH (ST. ANDREW'S), corner Carnarvon and Muck wood Sts. Rev. Thos, Scouler, pastor, Services at 11 n, in. nnd 7 p in.; Sunday-school nnd i'lblc-clnss nt 2.30 p.m.: Prayer-meeting On Thursday evenings nt 7.30. Seats treo: strangers welcome. KP.-ROYAI,LODaEN0.6. ReKtilar . Mooting overy Tuesday night nt h o'olock. Oddfellows'Hull. Visiting Brethren welcome--.1. E, KnIOIIT, Iv. Of R, A ft. IO. a, T.-EXOELSIOR LODGE NO. 8 , meet., every Mondny ovening nt 8 o'- clock, Iii tlmToinperanco Hnll, Columbln Si. visiting members uro cordially Invited.—W. O. Love, Hoc. See. AO. F.-COURT LORD DUFPER1N. , No. until, Tho regular meotlngs of tho abovo Court ure held nt the Foresters' Hull, on the first nnd third Wednesday In euch month, at8 p, m.—Jno. McMukvhy, Sour., P. C.R. CALEDONIA ta ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.—Tho regular meetings of this Association arc heldon the laat Tuesday of each month, at 8 o'clock p. m. All Scotchmen nre Invited to attend. -John Buie, Bee. ■\TT V. T. ..-REGULAR MEETING VV . ovory Wednesday afternoon at S o'elook nt tho W. C. T. U. Headquarters, Douglas St, Loyal Legion In the same Elnco every Friday nfternoon.—Mrs. Jas. uHsiNQUAM, President; Meb, J. A, Cunningham, Secretary. Children Cry For -Pitcher's Castoria HERRING'S OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday, November Gtb. A tot Musical Festival I Li SERA ITS WORLD HENO'VHEI) SIXTY LEADING MUSICIANS, In cossjsssssssloss wills tlso LIBERATI CONCERT CO. AND— M'llc Salla Roman!, Soprasio, IN A Popular and Classical Proj*mmme, Aslssslsssloss— Ussilursss prico o! 81. Scats oss ssslo at Lyal's Bookstore. Oossoort to bcgissat7S™Slsarp. ssolsllsl Comity Court of New Westminster, HOLDEN AT NEW WESTMINSTER. THE HITTING OF THK ABOVE COURT hns been poMpom-d fni'ii Wednesday tli**! (itti dny o,' Novembor, to FRIDAY tho hf Ii dny ol "Vi'vi-m's-or. W, H. FALDING. doc-itd Registrar. [Tru(h copy.] NOTICE OFJISSOLUTION. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between W.J. Corbett und T. Kennedy, ils tiiu-mltlis, etc , hns this dny boon dissolved by mutual con sont. All clnltrtB against the lato firm, nnd all hills duo to Hume to be paid by and to W. J. Corbett, who will continue thoold Arm's business. W. .1. CORBI._T, .THOMAS KENNEDY. A LARGE LOT OF STOVES Jost nr- rlved por O.P.R. that muni bo .old at ourens I hnve not. heen nblo to proeurun sultnblo store to show llicm. W. ,T, CORBF-TT, oclSdlm In roar of Ilanl. of B. U. NOTIOE. THE Al'OLLINARW COMPANY {Limited} of London, England, having information that spurious waters have been manulnctui'. d and sold In this provinco us genuine "Apolllnarls" water™ in Infringement, of tho company's trade mark duly reglnterod In Canada; Notico Is hereby given thnt proceedings will bo Instltutou against nil persons who after this date shall manufacture or oil _r for sale any liquid under llio name of "Apolllnnrls," othor than put up by and bearing the genuine trade marks of the compnny. THE APOLLINARI. COMPANY (Ll).) By ItllAKK, JACKSON A H_tL.tOKHN- Tliolrtiolicltor_. Viclorln, R. C, 1-lth Oct., 18.11. doolOmfl IBS. «B™3< MONUfl Columbia and Church Strnats. Alex. Hamilton, PBOPBIBTO™. I s™™3 , _!, 830.33.1 CORDOVA SII1KKT, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers and Dealers ln MACHINERY OK A LL DF-'ICIUTION,., MARINE WORK-™ SPECIALTY. sl-deSOfcs 8 _sro_™ro*H. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT _, application will bo mado to tho Leg- .slatlvo Assembly of tho Provinco of British Columbia at Its next session for an act to Incorporate a company to construct, opmatonnd maintain a street railway In the City of New Westminster, und to ncqulre lands and do nil things necessnry for the purposes aforesaid. Dated this 23tli duy nf September, 1889. B, DOUGLAS. HENRY V. EDMONDS, dseHOto For selves and othen. W, BREDEMEYER, DR. PH. (Lato Partner of John MoVlcker) MINING ENGINEER, U.S. A PROVINCIAL SURVEYOR, 4 A8SAYEH. Masonio Tan-PL™ Block, Vancoovbu, Brit. Col. ™f*rR<*Hnblo reports, underground sur* veys'nmimapsof mines 'executed at low rates, Assays mndo on all kinds of minerals, gold and Bllver bars. Thirty yenrs' experience in mining ln Asln, Europe and United Htates of America. Speaks ten languages. Assays from a distance promptly attended to. Address Vancou- yer, B. O, ddtWto PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFF.CE. TTIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT- H Govornor has been pleased to innko thu following appointments: Tho Honourable Clement F. Cornwall, Judge of the County Court of Cariboo, and William Normnn Bole, Esquire, Judgo of the County Court of Now West ml aster, to bo .Stipendiary Magistrates in nud for tho Province of British Columbia. William Wurd Spinks, Esquire, Judgo of the County Court of Yalo, io bo a Justice of tbo Peace nnd Stipendiary Magistrate In and for the Province of British NOTICE Auction Sale! rpHEREWILL HE SOLD AT AUCTION 1 on tho premises of JOS. \V*. MoOAL- ™UM,on November I'jlli, nt 10 a. in., tbo following stock and implement.--: OCows In Cnlf. „ two-year old Heifers, in calf. il one-year old Heifers. ■1 one-year old steers, Uono-yoiirold Bulls, 4 two-year old Steers. 4 Calves, Jl work Horses, 7 and S yours old. 1 set doublo names. 2 Wagons, 8 Saddle Horses, 1 Colt. 2 Plows. 2 Ox Yokes, Chnlns, etc, Terms of HAi.i::-six months without Intorest on approved notCH- amounts under ten dollars net, cash. JOS. W. McOALLUM, Clayton, Surrey, Yalo rond,nino miles from Brownsville ac-9dw-t &fcP^ A Pleasing' Sense of Healtli and Strength Rene .red, and of Base and Comfort Follows tbo use of ByhtjJ of _.gs, na "... act. gently on the Eidnkys, Liver €9 Bowels Effectually Cleansing the System "whsn Costive or Bilious, D:_ncl)iiig Colds. Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL CIOKSTIPATIOK without weakening or irritating tiio organs ou which it ncto. If op sale In't Do bottles by nil Loadlng DroEslsts. M.'.:'U.f.U*UV.LLl OKIi. -V TIIK OAIsIPOEEUHasyEUPOO Sax VaiijciBco. Om.. '■'I'f.VIF.t.l- ™v ■*■>■■" \ttKK. 1. ■ f.JMER.CO. BANK BUILDINGS, Mary Street, New Westminster, B.C. [T-LBl'IIONK No. 66,] 14 ClARE ROAD, HALIFAX, ENGLAHD. CHAHTERED ACCOUNTANTS ANO AUDITORS CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE ANO INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK ANO SHARE BROKERS, Los-dou .nd Lusclslre Fir. .nd British Kmplre Lib In.ar.no. Cbmp.nl... Mew W.stmln.ter Building Society. Acissoun, Kist'. Offloss, Dlocc.c of N.W. Oily Audltsir., 18iO, mm and 18m. ADVISE CLIENTS IN TUB BUJTING AND SELLING Or BEAL PROPERTY IN THE CITV AND DISTRICT, ami oils™ sssosselasr Is-ausnolloDS. Uavo ssovs'i-sst gssosl lssvesliissssst- oss tlssilr hooks, assd all ssosv cossson will do well to call before doing business elsewhere, dw&lely YOUTHS Vlt-™**™. lip. tli. CS 09 O CO We are now opening a repeat line of Carpets and Linoleums, also, large invoices of White and Colored Blankets. Our stock of House Furnishings is the most complete on the market notwithstanding- the immense sales of the past month. Specials this Week:—Linen Crumb Cloths, all colors. TIIE LEADING DRY GODDS HOUSE. MAKO™!. liXOt!™, NEW WESTMINSTER. IGLE, CAMPBELL _ CO. Arc now Showing their Complete Line of Cents' 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 stock of TIES in Windsors, Dcrbys, Puffs, 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. "Quartermaln" is the latest in Linen Collars. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. The Largest Clothing & Gents' Furnishers In New Westminster. ™TNEXT DOOR BANK OP MONTREAL, ■» R. J. ARMSTRONG, D1AL1B IN Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Labrador _™_errlng-e, l™Caolrerel, Salt Cod, - _™_rmo"ar's TJnc. Hams, -__.___iout'e "0"_ic. Bacon. STlo-ar. Bran. SDaorts, MTHIOHEST PRICES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE, «««>*» 8ooulie. Armstrong Biotik, Oolumbla at. JAMES ELLARD & CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND SHADES, ALSO C?XJIXjTS, New Art and Chenille Curtains, JLX1&. _?0_S_?IB_3BS. A SPLENDID LINE OF BtaM id OniacM Tie Linens NAPKINS, SIDE BOARD COVERS, Ao. The largest assortment of All-Wool Kidderminster, Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs, and Smyrna Rugs to be found in the Province. PRICES RIGHT. LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. <*wocl3to Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE HANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full line ol Spectacles & Eye-Glasses in steel, rubber, illver arc tjt-lti frames. Tho finest Pebbles made, $4 nor pair; all sights suited. Special itttmtlon given to FINE WATOH REPAIRS. Having lev.-. *•-- business thoroughly from some of the finest Horologcrs in England, ni.l ui i * ::*.' mnnaged the watch-repairing departments of 11 few of the best firms on tin -mt - nent of America, is a lufHaient guarantee of good workmanship. Foriile.lv iojw t ■ ger for nearly S years of the well-known Am-of Savage k Lyman, M" ..eu- <.liiirg™8 Moderate, . a ™«*»"*4 Montreal, Doc, 1887.—Mr.' F. Crake.—Andw. Robertson. Esq , C™„i.i--!i oi Montreal Harbor Commissione**., says; "I ueu-r fouud a Watohmak._r who -'id to well for me ns you did when In Montreal, aud I am sorry you are not here ti-*day." iiwuplttc D. S. CURTIS & CO. AQENTS D. laurANOE'S 8PEOTAOLE8. Wholesale and Eetail Draggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.,a 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 Gooda and Clothing at Cost Prices for Cash. A rara olsassco is ssosv isiTsircil lo intending pssrclsasssrs, sss tlio slock cossslstsol goods just ssiitod for Use prosissst asssl oondnit sosssson. All fresh nnd in nrins. order nsssl psirclsisscd sis this best foreign markets nt rook ttons prices, Ssslu to ccilnsnonuo oss Mossduy, tlso 10th instant, and to continuo until tho whole of tho.stock hns tsooss olisscd osst. REMEMBER THB PLACE: Corner of Columbia nnd Mary Streets. W. & Q. WOLFENDEN. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, - Oolumbla Street. New Goods arriving all the time, A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc BON MAROHE!. SPECIAL BARGAINS in New Dress Goods, Jackets, Paletots, Dolmanettes, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from $7.00. WALKER & SHADWELL, 'mrtOH C0MJ1IBIA BIMET,
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