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(!M"*»*M't p-tot-os offl? Columbian. VOLUME 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1889. NUMBER 77 PROFESSIONAL AHD BUSINESS CARDS, B H. M. N. WOODS, AIIMSTEB-AT-LAW. Offlce-McKen- -le Street. slanilc T. O. ATK1KSOM, DAHBISTER, BOLIOITOB, 40. Offloos- D Masonic Building, New Westminster, 8*0. Attn ASS.-1STHOSG * E0K8TBIN, IJ ABRI8TERS, SOLICITORS, ETO. - D Masosslo Bulldine, Nosv Westmin- Hir, B. 0. slsvmylm W. MOUHtAN UOl.K, <t.C, S.ARRISTE^AT-LAW.LANIS AGENT. J .Mossoy to Loisn. office—Clnrlsson St., ew Westsnlnstor, B. 0. sito . siisiiiis i,i>, n-cou, * ji:»«s, BABBISTERS, SOLICITORS, etc. Offl- oes-Msssosslo Bsslldlssg., Now Westminster, assd Vasscossvor, B. 0. dwte A.O. bUYUOItK-JAIsll, IX. A., AltRISTKII, SOI, 1'ITOIt, NOTARY ._, l'ssbllc, &o. Oil I'll ill tlio lliimlcy , Building, Columbia Bt„ oliposltss tlsoCol- insliil Hislel. slwssuitlo B ,lUHKPIII*.{).\VMm,II,A„I.L,!l, (10LD MEDAMHT of lho Unlvornll; of J Dublin. HAHUIHTKtt-ATIjAW of tho 11 It'll Uourlof JiisMno, lroliuul. OIHet-K- I'onior MeKdiistlo A Clurkson His., New WOBtmlliswr. ilwfeaito A. J. IIOIiMICS, D. D. S., SURGEON DENTIST. Qratliinto ot the Ohio CoIIoko of UOUtllt Htui-cry. Is now with Dr. 0. RO. llrown. All work Bklllfnllyporlorinuil. Boonis B&O.Unnk jf li. 0., Columbia HU Hours-B to "Hum.; I:;liiLoll p.m. UJlyJ.io O. W. UttANT. ARCHITECT, Otilco-Cornor Mary and Olarkson Bin., Westminster, dwlo CM)IV A. MACLURB- AU0HITE0T8. omco-Itoom E. over Hank of II, C, Columbia Street, West* m luster. dto WlM-lA'-l II* KING, A ROHITEOT.SANITABYENGINEEU, A &o. Romoved to ArrastroiiK'H Block, Columbia Street, Westminster-Room K„, g. dtO W. TIIllIAUPfiAU, LAND SURVEYOR ANDDRAUGHTS* man. Humley Bloek, New Westminster, B. a dmyirito A. 1-'. COTTOSf, fAOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND \J HUH VE YOR. Offlee: RooraD.Bauk of B. C. building, Wostmlnster, B.C. ALBBUT J. HILL (M.CAN.SOO.C.E.), CIVILENGINEER.LANDSURVEYOR and DRAUGHTSMAN. Hamley lllock, Now Westminster. dwaagJItg C. l-lTrilNDBlOU, REAL ESTATE BROKER and County Oourt Asent. Commissioner, Notary Public, Ac, Rent-' oolleotod. Onice—Mc* Kongle Strool, Now Wostmlnster, B. 0. T. J. TRAPP, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. Columbia Street, New Westminster. Ail commissions will receivo prompt nud careful attention. Best references givon when required. inh 12-1 o J. K. FINLAVSON, PIANO TUNER, from Brondwood A Sons, London, England, nnd Stein* wuy A Sons, NowYork, now residing In Vaiieouver, will nttond to orders loitnt Mr. Zed. ft. HftU'B and D. Lyal A Co.'s .Stores. Trips lat week of eaeh montli, dunSto m I'UUNEU, «Eii, iiEETps a. co., J'EROUANTM. Wliarf '.£, 'V|blotlo. Agplslsj for N'li'lls Britisli assd MUN S'lsnsllo Ilisssralioo Co. for Mainland, H. s.'. I'ssrton & Co., UO l-'lssslsssry Circsss, I/sss- ston, K. 0., ' dto T.J.TRAPP&CO. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all kinds o( the bost snakes; dross-cut St Mand-Saws, Barbell Wire for Fencing, and all the ucoce-issy Utensils for FarmlUKI PnUey Blocks, Snatch Blocks, Ri>*>c & Chain is. .dl sto, pitch, Tar & Oakum: Tarred and Plain Paper for Hiiildingl Paints* Oils Inall oolorsi Liquid Paints in all shades; Floor Paints ready tosssei Grind Stonesi Wall Paper In aU slosigns; Brooms & Brushes ior all purposes; Lnbricatinie Oils) Traps of all inscriptions, and a general assortment ol Agricultural Implements, tf Special attention givon to ordors Isy mail. OO., T. T. *r*E2J_.-p*P dwjlyllto Colsj-sma Strkkt, New sVEs*r*siN.sTEjt. ISS.&O GRANT New Fall and Winter Goods J.S. HANSON'S TAILORING ESTALISHMENT, Columbia Street, Kew Westminster. Positively the largest and host assorted stock ever shosvn in this city, consisting of French and English Worsteds, Scotch Suitings, Irish Sorgo, ko. s*2rPorfoet Bt gssarantccd os- sso salo. OPENING DAILY AT THE A complete stock of Ladies', Misses' alid. Children's Coats, also Ladies' Statet'te and Plush Dolmans and Jackets. Imperial Fire Insurance Co, 0"B* X.01T-D0-™*. CAPITAL. - lit-MO-OOO Big. Rates ns low ns nny other-rellnblo Companies OOlng business In Britisli Columbia, W. J. ARMSTRONG, djlydto Agent for Now Wesl, BAKER BROS. & CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Cnstto SI., Liverpool, Englnud, 8 Hunk Buildings, Columbia Slreet, New Westminster, •**• *-*• Shipping and Commission jk-otxixtKcm, CEKERAL WH-lSI-lE MEIt*HAN!S &1MP0BTEBS Any description ol Goods Imported lo orter and Custom ssisd Hlilis llrssklssg tratssnetod. Lutosl Frolsjlst and Market Quotations. dwnssito RAND BROS. P»_I' ESTATE HUOKEttS, Conveyancers, Collectors, And ln-mrnuce Agents, Olil ecu at NEW WESTMINSTER: Corner McKonale and Clarkson Sis. VANOOUVER, Cordova Streot. LONDON, England. BUILDING LOTS for sale in all sections of Vancouver and Now Westminster city. FARM LANDS of superior tiuallty for ■alo at Chilliwhaok, Fort Hammond, Langley, Matsqui, Human, Mud Bay.Lad- nor's Landing, Luln Island, Nortii Arm and P1U Rlvor. -.;,.,' ,.„.,-, Mans and Plans exhibited nnd tho fullest Information furnished at all ourofflcos, GIRL WANTED rfSO ISO GENERAL HOU8EWORK.- i. Apply to MRS. JAS. CUNNINGHAM, ,lso"to Atsncs Street. dtc •MISS. "W%fi. *H_™._3. C. E. WOODS, Land Surveys': A. CI. GAMBLE, Notary Pulsllo. Woods, Turner il gamble, LAND SURVEYORS, MIL ESTATE, INSURANCE 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 iiudunimproved,throughout tliodistrict Money to Loan on First Mortgage at Current Rate of Interest. TO RENT. fl*1IIE UPSTAIRS FLAT IN BUILDING i cornor of Columbia and Douglas Sts. -a.!A,'l'l'A°ENRYV.EDMONM. OFFICE—Opposite Post Office, Bank of B. C, Building, Columbia Street, New Westminster. Telephone Call No. 33. P. 0. Drawer" W." dseiotc POR SALE. A ('allien In the City. ^SS^ll^SlrWAm-iSiM'u,!- •aSStm^^tjJ^^vfit llllllllH to dsel-inl Agents for the following Insuranco Companies: Western of Toronto, ./Etna, City of London, Hartford and Travellers. rawn Absolutely Pure. Tiila powder never varies. A marvel of ■iiiri(j',Ktri'm:lli.'i[i'tv.*holunomflnes<-. Moro economical twin llio ordinary kinds, and cannot ho nold in cunijii. liloii with the multltiuleof low tobl,fdiort wt-ight alum orpliosiilialc powders. Hold only in eaiis. Royal Baking Powdi:-*. Co., 108 Wall St., New York. afely, Nicht Bell. Telephone 57. < CHEMISTS ™ DRUGGISTS. Columbia St., - NewWestminster. W E HAVE ONE OF THE BEST selected .Stocks in tlio City. Our Drugs arc perfectly puro and can bo thoroughly relied upon. "Our Own" Beef, Iron & Wine is, beyond tho shadow of a doubt, the best preparation of Its kind in the world. daplStc Notice to Contractors. rilENDEHS WILL BE RECEIVED Ul* X to.noon of October Gth, for the Car- pen tor Work on Warehouse for Messrs. AlnlhoraAMilllgan. Plana and speoiflcatinns may ho seen at tho oflico of CLOW A MAOLURE, dsciffitd Architects. Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESi^MiLK Delivered 1-aily to Customers In all purls of the City. Hotels nud Restaurant** supplied at special Rates by tho year. FRESH EGGS Delivered at Market Rntos. OrdoiM loft at M. Sinclair's will bo promptly uttcmlcd lo. WBAVKIt * WOODWAHD, djolltyl Proprietors. IT IS AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT <3-j™_--s&-Xr™-l™-*&>£l Temple of Music I Is the Place to Buy Flrst-ClaBs OS and ORGANS At such Prices and Terms uh will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prices and terms, apply to Cj*lR» TK1VS TEMPLE OF MUSIC, Vancouvor, B. C. £10 Huatlngs Kl. West. daplOto Mm mMmJtLM- -P"- NewWeslminster Lodge, No. 3. ALWSKffiK£s|i» MAJOR tt PEAf-tSOiM, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, FlnailUM auil Iuauranoe Agonto. Proporty for Salo iss all -art. of tlso City ansl Suburbs. Wo also havo listosl sonso of tlso fissost fsirmisid llslssl in tha I'rovinco. M0N1SY TO LOAN. 1I0U8KS TO KENT. Agoistf fos' tlso Uisfeiloratlon Lifo ABSooiation of Toronto, tlso I.oiulon Gssnranteoass''AoossloistCis., Umttosl. Gonoral Agoists for British Columbia for tlso Asssorio''1 ->'™"i Bofhr Insuranco Co. of Nosv York, tlso lloyal and Atlas Firo Assurano'J*mP-">i<:» of hnglanil, Union Firo nsisl Marino Insuranco Co. of San Frano1'10' *-ou-" BrstsBls Firo and Marsno Iiisiiraisoo Co. of Nosv Zealand. OFFICES .■fEW WESTMINSTEK-ColusnMa Stroot, Basils of B. C. Blook. VANCOUVEU--Hastinsta Stroot, opposito tho Post Mice, dsvsoloto Richard Haywood & peal estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. i.gents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED. Fill) OR I P. Business, Residence nnd Suburban Property, Improved nud Unimproved lUll OHLLi -■'arn,'ng L«nds, Timber and Mineral Claims. -OFFIOBS Colonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER. 176 Cordova Street, VANCOUVER. 51 Yates Street. VICTORIA. Perfumes, Brushes, Sponges, Combs, Toilet Articles. A svoll-nsKortcd Block ol Pure Drugs & Medicines —AT— T. A. MIIBR * CO.'S Prescription Drug Store 'IUEBN'3 HOTEL BLOOK, Nosv Westminster! Telephone 83. ilnnlto uratai Harris so oo. Real Estate, INSURANCE Financial Agents Purchase Sell and lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Anil transact all Business relating to Boat Estate. —AQENT8 iron London Assurance Corporation. Connecticut Flro Insurance (lo. or - Hartford. London and Lancashire Life Assurance Co. Canton Insuranco Olllcc, Ld. (Marisso) OFPICESi Columbia St,, New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria dwsollyl FOREST PIEES In California Destroy Immense Quantities of Timber and Spread to the Grain Fields. Fall Particulars of the Great Bail- way Accident in New York. Many Killed. The Captain of H. M. S. Acorn Suspended for Conduct Unbecoming an Officer. Kim SWlEADINU, San Mateo, <M, Sept. 28.— Twon- ty-tivi* mon luft lu'rti lust night ta light tho bush lire still myiti;/; in Bun An* ilrcnn yalley, und which iB endangering iiifro property of the San Auureiiu Valley Water Company. Sinco Monday iho lite lias Rproad ovor twelve Btiunro miles of timber and pasture land. Tho Borden & Hutch Mill Co.- hus lost about Q20.000 worth of lumber, besides bs offico and a lot of trestle work. Moro thun half a dozon r-iiit'lu'n hnvo been swept ovor, the loss on oach boi?w from 920,000 to 850,000. There is no hopo of extinguishing tho firo iill rain fulls. COMPLAISTS FILED. Washinc-tox, Sept. 28.—E. M. Kaworth, of Fargo, Dakota, has filed a complaint with tho interstate commerce commission against a number of railroads, including ihe Northern Paciiic- Southern Pacific and Oregoii railway and Navigation Co., alleging discrimination in rates on sugar from tho Paciiic const to Fargo as against St. Paul. FOUND GUILTY. Tucson; Aris*., Sept, 28.—Manuel Verdugo, who murdered Louis Colin, a wealthy merchant of Nogales a year ago, tho object boing robbery, was found guilty of murder last night. LAItOE CLAIMS. San Fhancisco, Sept. 28.—J. Bos- oowit™- the principal seal schooner owner of British Columbia, who is now iu tho oity, said last night that he hus a churn against the American government of ovor half a million dollars, which represents the market value of skins and of his 5 or 0 vessels seized, Ho does not intend sending out any more vessels till this mattor hns been settled ono wny or other, and as the charter of the Alaska Fur Co. runs out soon, the U. S. government will bo bound to declaro some tine of policy tor tho futuro before thoy can gut any body to renew lho contract or make a new one, FOUR i'EHSONH KILLED. Amsterdam, N. Y., Sept. 28.--Tho midnight roporl of the accident 11 the St. Liuis express, near Piilottinc bridge, was exaggerated. It is said Ihis morning that only four poisons were killed, ono passenger and throo train hands, nud six persons injured. The killed and wounded so far as learned nre, killed: Mrs. Snidy Boyd, of Weat Port, N. Y.; Prentice Dane, a clergyman, of Dayton, Ohio; J. Franklin, porter of tno sleeping car; W, H. Manning, of Marquette, Mich., Mr, Ledyard, president of the Michigan Central, was in his private car, although tho car was complete.*** demolished, Loygard escaped uninjured. Engineer Weeks, of tho first section- said this moruing: My engine had broken down, something hnd happened to the stuniii chest nnd 1 was out by tho side of my engine when tho crash camo. I immediately sent my fireman back to see what was the matter and Conduotor Abel despatched a flagman to Palatino bridgo, two milos away, for assistance. There is a discrepancy aB to the length uf time the flrst seo* tion was standing thero, somo persons claiming that scarcely a moment olapscd boforo the crash, and others say ihey wero standing fully fivo minutes. Tho wreck caught fire early thia morning and burnt rapidly. It ib positively stated that the rear brake- man was sent back to Bignal the socond section, but lie neglected to perform his duties. Rev. Mr. Davio, of Dayton, was killed. Mr. W. H. Manning aud wifo, who were married hut 10 days ago, wero killed. Mrs. Manning waa formerly Miss Julia Davis of Westport. She and hor husband were onroute to their now home in Marquette, Michigan. MORE DETAILS. Rochester, N, Y. Sopt. 28.—Section Nn. 2 whioh ran into Seotion No, 1. of the Si. Louis express arrived in Rochester at 0:45 this morning. The express messenger who wns on tho first section, in an interview with a Post Express reportor, said: "Tho engine of the first section had something wrong with its steam chest, and when it stopped, tlio flagman was sent hack to flag the second section, but be was not gono four minutos when the smash occurred. 1 had a narrow escape, as tho baggomnn of the train invited mo to go to Syracuse in Iub car, and when the wreck occurred, the tender wont through the car I wuuld have been in, but tho bnggemau himself was onlv sngiuiy injured. Utght nfter the collision tho passengers wero running up and down tho track as If crazy. 1 saw ono big fellow running about with nothing on but drawers and a plug hat, another was iu a shirt alone," President Ingalls assisted in the removal of the remains, and passongors of section No, 2 say thoro was groat delay in securing aid for ttio injured, Tho foreman of section No, 2 found himsolf on tho top of tho bnggnge and doos not know how ho got there. QUIET IN SAMOA. San Fiianchco, Sopt. 28.—-The str. Alameda, which arrived from Australia this morning, brought Admiral Kim* herly, commanding tho U. S. naval forces in tho Pacifio, from Samoa to Honolulu, Everything is quiet nt Samoa. The U, S. S. Adams and tho German war ship Sophie aro thero. SUGAR AND TUB ATCHISON, Nuw York, Sept. 28. -On tho stock vxchnngo, this morning, sugar and tho Atchison, of course, still monopolized nil attontion, nnd oaoh began another declino. Immediately after opening, sugar dropped throo por eont. to $87. and Atchison 1| por oent. to $34. Thero was a gradual reaction, but no material improvement. OFFICER SUSPENDED, Ottawa, Sopt, 28.—Capt. Atkinson, commanding the British man-of-war Acorn, on tho Pacific station, haa been suspended, as Admiral Honcaga alleges, for conduct unbecoming nn offi cer and a gentleman. The offence occurred at a dinnor given by the captain of the flag Bhip at Victoria, last week, when Atkinson used offensive language. THE BOOK ISLAND ACCIDENT. Chicago, 111., Sept. 27.—The coroner haa commenced the inquest on the bodies of the killed on the Rock Island railroad. Over one hundred witnesses are in attendance. THINKS THEM AUSUIU). Pittsburg, Pu., Sept 27.-—n. D, PorteouB, an English capitalist and one of the largest importers of American flour at Liverpool, is authority for tho statement that there is not a tradesman in England who knows any men who compose theso English syndicates, etc. Nono uf ttio buiuuess men of Liverpool, London, or any othor of the large oities, know anything about sueh traunnctioiis. Thereforo he classes tlio stories ua absurd. A (lIUKF RESPITE, Richmond, V. A., Sept. 27.—The government h»s respited for a fortnight the negro, Walkor, who was to havo boon hanged to*duy. A PRESIDENTIAL PARTY. Deer Park, Md., Sept. 27.--Tho president, Mrs. Harrison, Rev. Dr. Scntt, Secretary nnd Mrs. Halford and Miss Sanger left Deer Park shortly after 10 for Washington this morning. stage overturned. Rounbrville, Gila., Sopt 27.— Just us the Ferndale stage wss leaving that place forPvohnervillo tliis morning, it turned ovor, killing tho son of Charles Miles instantly. Two others were injured seriously. MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. San Francisco, Sept, 27.—Thcmas Gray, mate of the ship Great Admiral, which is being loaded with flour and general cargo for Hong Kong, is missing sinco yesterday. Ho was keeping tally of the flour aB it was being removed from the river steamer to the ship, and it ia believed he fell overboard and was drowned. The bay is being dragged for his body. MAY DE LYNCHED. Marshalltown, Iowa, Sept. 27.— An unwarranted and dastardly crime occurred at Holland ycBtorday, in which two tramps opened up a fusilade on tho city authorities, serioualy wounded one, and afterwards set firo to the dopot and effected their escape. They wore subsequently caught by the sheriff und u posse of 15 men on horseback at Oweuflold near Reiuseck and woro brought into Marshalltown last night for safe keeping, and to pro- vent lynching. At two o'clock this morning a largo crowd surrounded the jail, clamoring for the sheriff to givo up the prisoners, but as thu wouldibo lynchers were without tuola, their object was fustratcd. The prisoners cowered in their cells and implored the oflicers to save them. Later. Every minute tho "crowd grows moro clamorous and tho streets are alive with citizens hastening to the vicinity of the jail. hunting the rodder, Detroit, Mich., Sept. 27.—A speoial to the News from Bessemer, Mich,, says: Roimund Holzhay, the train robber, stage robber, murderer, burglar and general bandit, who was captured a few days ago at Republic, haB just escaped from the county jail hore, along with several other prisoners, A general hue and cry has been raised and the sheriff is cilling upon evory man ho can reach in tho city and county to take the trail of the desperado. If he is not overhauled at once tho bloodhounds whioh have been telegraphed for will be put upon lus trail, and should he make any resistance whon overtaken it ia likely he will bo killed. Tho most intenao excitement provads aud tho peoplo aro responding unanimously to Sheriff Foley's request to turn out. Telegrams havo been sent in every direction, so ns to anticipate the desperado ut all points of egrea* from the oountry. ■Ion. Mr. Juillce Drake. Iu tho presence ot but three spectators M. W. T. Drake, Esq., Q. 0., was yeatorday aworn iu as a judge of tho supreme court of British Columbia, the Chief Justico Sir M. B. Begbie and Mr. Justice Crease being on the bench, and ndmmistering the oath of oflice. Hia lordship, the chief justice, warmly congratulated hia new colleague upon Iub elevation to the bench.— Gohnist, Sept. 27. l'iuthi't* Ilnrite Flf-nli. Tho Puget Sound racing association was formed thin fall for tho purpose of holding meetings at thu principal cities ou tho sound and iu British Columbia. The circuit wus begun last Saturday at Port Townsend. Races wore held thoro Saturday, Sunday and Monday, mid proved a success. Somo of the best records tied and in a majority of eases tho races devolopod elose finishes undor (ho whip. The hotsoB, accom* luiiied hy their trainers and ownon, woro brought ovor from Poit Town- scud Tuesday, nnd are now ready and eager for thu threo days' struggle. Noxt week they go to Now Westminster, B, C, whero $3,000 iu purses is hung up, and the following week they go to Viotoria, to contest for 82,000 in purses offered by the citizens of that eity.—Post-Intelligencer. SlHirllug Nolctt. At a meeting uf the Victoria lacrosse club, held lust evoning iu the roomi of Hall & Lowe, it waB unanimously decided Io discontinue praotice and disband (or tho present season. J. Cambridge, the popular, "point" of the club, leaves thia morning for New Westminstor whore ho expects to re- aide permanently. No doubt, the Westminster club will avail thomsolves of Mr, Cambridge's services, as ho would bo a strong acquisition thereto. Extreme regret wns expressed by all prosont at tho unexpected announcement, whito nt tho same timo congratulations were offered for hia prospects in tho roynl' eity. In n responso to a telegram from Chief Ackerman of New Westminster, Chiof Doasy wired to tho royal city yesterday informing the tournament committee that Victoria's hose team had disbanded, and in con- soquonce the capital would not be rop* resented in tho firemen's demonstration during exhibition weok. —Cofoiiiaf. eottbedam eiots. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla Tbe Biotons Dock Strikers Attempt to Tear np and Barricade the Streets. Bnt are Prevented by the Police who Charge the Mob With Fixed Bayonets. Au Irish Farmer Shot Dead Near Ncwry, the Outcome of Agrarian Troubles. A WISE DECISION. Rottbeisam, Sopt. 28.—Tho Blrikon lssst evflisissg rssssslvod to exclude all Socialist* frussi the sssisvensont tsssd conduct the strike in bis orderly manner. SlllOSVa KBKIOl'8. KiinEssiiAM, Sept. 28.—Alter being dispersed yesterday afternoon by the polioe, a large body of risstou. striker. again Bothered lisst-sssening and began tearing up the atreet both fur the purpose of making barricades and .eouring iniisiloa. A detachment of armed police wa. hastily summoned and charged with fixed bayonets upon the rioters, They also fired soveral shot, and a uusn ber of strikers were wounded. Temporary order was effected by this firompt action of the police, but it has sniped to create a more deperato falling among the striken. SHOT HEAD. Dublin, Sept. 28.—A farmer named Morgan was shot dead at Ristridor, near Newry, last night, and his father assd sister dangerously wounded. Morgan became inrolved in soveral disputes of agrarian origin and a neighbor named McOaffery has boen arrested on suspicion ol having committed the murder. The shooting was done with a shotgun. NOT TEUK. Bikhinoham, Au., Sept. 28.™The Btories of & negro riot at the Pratt mine, and Sight of women and children, unt out but night, are absolutely without foundation. 1SEIDBNED AGAIN. London, Sept. 27.—Tho elcctiosi in the Seaford division of Lincohsslsire, mndo necessary by tho appointment ot tho sitting member, the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, to tho offico of minister of agriculture, took place yesterday. Chaplin was returned to the seat by a vote of 4386 to 3078, received by tho Gladstooian opponent, Francis Otter. Jn the last eleotion Mr. Chaplin was returned unopposed. THE PBOVIHCIAIi JAIIs. A Till, to Uil. l'romlaenl l-ssUUUu. Ils Inhnlsllassls Md "fssssnRcni.nl. There is vory much to intorest the thoughtful person in a stroll through the New Westminster Newgate. The building, which is comnundingly situated on the western slope of the city, has little the appearance of an institution so usually associated in the popular idea with gloom and forbidding surrounding.. Thi Colombian representative had the honor of Governor Moresby', personal guidance throughout the jail, and wu fint conducted down into the dungeons dark, and two in number. They are not exactly the places a man would ohooao for their cheerfulneu and desirability as places in which to manufacture jokes. They are used as punishment cells, and two or three days in them bring, the "hardest cases" to their senses. The coal cellar adjoins those boudoirs for the refractory. The laundry is fitted with all appliances for the dissipation of dirt, such u hot and cold wator and steam. In the wall between the prisonen' ward and the laundry is a little iron door, oblong in shape, about threo inohes wide and 18 long; it is juit wide enough to allow the passage of the washod clothes in small quantities, and resembles tbe sight- slot for the pilot on an ironclad. The soiled clothe, are dumped down a largo aperture leading from the bath-room overhead. The kitchen is replete with everything necessary for the manipulation of comestibles; two large ranges provide the motive power, and, u in the laundry, a small orifice in the wall communicating with the prisoners' ward serves as the highway for the victuals. Tho larder is a large room stocked with all manner of groceries and provisions. A large quantity of roasted pea. was pointed out as coffee. Upstairs is the bath-room, with three tubs, in which tho prisoners are com' pulled to wash at least once a week, or as sssuch oftonor as ihey please; the prisonen wash on Saturday. The lunatics, of whom there are forty-two in tho establishment, on Friday. The female prisoners have every accommodation of tho ume kind, and separate quarters. The prisonen' ward consists of three tien of cells built up in lho centre of the hall, leaving a large ■pace .11 round. A number of the lunatics woro sitting .round tho stove enjoying tho warmth liko rational peoplo. The governor introduced aeveral of thoso poor people to the reporter; one of them who wu reclining oil his bed in the cell, reading, waa pointed out in particular u an intending caso. He is an old Crimean soldier and waa wounded on the top of hi. head by a fragment of a shell. In answer to the governor's question as to where he got the wound the man replied, "Rooshia," and without further warning started off talking at a distneting rate of spud, lie uid he had been attacked on the Yale road by somebody, had been four yean in jail and had never been brought before a magistrate. His talk waa of tho wildest description, nnd wu intormingled with guns and bayonet., robben on tho Yale road, hi. lordihip nid, "Ohargo and carry them guns;" that he wu an English soldier, he wanted justice, the Sepoys killed every one of thom; and a slnnge incoherent mixture of word, and sentences that waa interesting, but painful to listen to. Another of the lunatic demanded a olgar or tobacoo In somo shape, and denounced the reporter for not complying with his demand. He remarked with t funny leer, "poverty is no disgrace, but it's mighty inconvenient, eh, mister?" He slated his age as U and uid he waa born in 1800, he was nther an aged youth and looked quite 50. Just then the priionors were let out, and one of them, a tall, ill-favored looking young man, with manacles on his legl oamo olankingdown the step., supporting the irons with a piece of string. He had a reokless, abandoned air and swaggered forward to the stove, u ii he didn't care for anything or anybody; he is the wont "oue" at prennt in custody. The murderer of Jackson next came down the steps, then murdering Dick and other candidate! for the gallows. The surgery is provided with a complete set of initrumonts for amputation and other operation!, and hai many of the latest Improved surgical devices. A good stook of drug! and medicines occupied several Bhelves. The church is next to the surgery, and is a large apartment capable of aeating about 80 penons. A email organ in one corner helps out tbe singing. Many of the citizons "drop in" to service on Sundays. A large number of the prisoners aro employed now in snakissg torches for the clebrution and have already a largo quantity roady. Tho building will bo illuminated in a very elaborate manner od Thursday evening, and will no doubt present a pretty appearance. The officers' apartment, upstairs aro very large and roomy and fitted with every conveniotice. Governs* Moresby', quarters occupy one wing of tbe build* ing, and are furnished in an elegnnt assd asimfssrtablo manner. Tho view from tliu front windows of tlso building is Etsperb, and commands the main part of iho Delta. The jail is built of brick, on a strong atone foundation, and is very substantial throughout. PERSONAL. VV. B, Wilson hu returned to the oity. W. H. Ladner, M. P. P., left for home thii evening, Mrs. James Wise returned from Chilliwack yesterday. A. M. Stenhouse, of mormon famo, left Vanoouver today for Lethbridge, Guests at tbe Oolonial: A. McCorvie, W. J. Oallaher, G. A. Gordon, Vancouver ; 0. L. McOammon, Port Kells. 0. L. MoCammon, C. E., unginoer- iu-oharge of the Southern Railway construction, returned from a trip up the lino to-day. Mn. D. Robson left for Vancouver this afternoon to sing a solo at tlso opening of tho new eut end Mothodist ohuroh, to morrow. E. Eiffel, a son of the famous engineer who reached the top rung in the ladder of fame by the way of the Eiffel tower, is in Vancouvor. If you wish your sight carefully and correctly fitted with the best spectacle, in tlso world, call at D. S. Curtia k Co,'. Drug Store on October 2, 3 ansl 4, when Mr. Laurence, the celebrated Oculist- Optician, svill bo there, and aftor an examination of the eye fit you oss aciontifio. Jrinoiples with tho B, Laurancs Axis Cut elsble and othor spectacles, ensuring to you tlso ability to use yonr oyos for the most minute employment with great easeand comfort and tho certain ps-caerva- tlon of your sight. Terut. Prise Winners. His worship the mayor received a telegram to-day from Commissioner Chu A. Coldwoll, of Toronto, giving the list of prizes awarded to the British Columbia exhibiton as follows: Silver medals to the Provincial Exhibition Association of British Columbia, and Thos. Cunningham, New Westminster, finest fruits; diplonsas to G. W. Henry. Port Hammond, fruita and vegetable!; W. G. Newton, Hazel- wood Farm, Port Hammond, cherries, peas and tomatoes; D. G, Webber, Fort Hammond, strawberries; Arthur Wilson, Cedar Cottage Nuneriei, Vancouver, vegetables; Wm. Prout, Vanoouver, white oherries and currants; Wm. Teaguo, Yale, plums and cherries; D. J. Konnedy, Glengarry Farm, Chilliwhaok, damsons and egg plunsa; E. Hutcherson, Lidnor'a Landing, beans and black Naples currants; John Kirkland, Ladner's Landing, peachu and blackberries; Bailey & Neeland, Vancouver, photographic views.— World. The genuine Axis Cut Pebble Spectacles, manufactured by B. Lassrance, can be had at all times at D. S. Curtis ft Co.'s Drug Store, and attention is ape. cially called to tho visit ol Mr. Laurance, tbo eminent Oculist-Optician, to their store on October 2, 3 and 4, who will fit thom to all sights on scientific principles, LATE CANADIAN NEWS. Lord Stanley and party left Winnipeg at an oarly hour yesterday morning for Saltcoats. They wili roturn to Portage la Prairie and thon continue the journey westward. Criminal proceedings have been taken against' a hitherto rcspeotable man of Linden, Cumberland county, N. S. He is charged with crisssinolly assaulting a 17-year old girl while she was suffering from diphtheria. Her death occurred on Sunday. Georgo Olute, with several olium, hu been arrested at Brockville, Ont,, oharged with having the following wives: A Lancaster, Ont., woman; Ida Thompson, of Truro, Nova Scotia; and Widow Munro, of Lynn, Ont; all of whom be has married sinco I uno lut His object was to get possession of the women's property. Mr. Douclos Sladon, tho Australian poet, left Winnipeg, yesterday, ior Vancouver. He will stop <is mule at Banff and other point, in tho mountains, and on his return will visit towns along the Canadian Pacific. Mr. Bladen's trip is mainly to secure "-lateral for a work which he is to shortly write entitled "Canada's Function! in the empiro." ' A few daya ago, in Hamilton, Ont, a man, with <s large roll of money, engaged hoard with Mn. Nellie Spencer, of that oity. His actions wero very mysterious and he refuied to eat with the other boarders. Mrs. Spencor, iceing a revolver in hii room, became alarmed and notified the polioe. Two oflioen, Hawkim and Campiign, were detailed to watoh him, He refused admittance to hb room. Yeiterday they broke down the door. He find two shoU at them withont effeot. Campaign returned the fire and instantly killed th. man, who Is a total stranger. The policemen are under ar- - rost. Jobprlntliigof all kindi neatly dons a- the OOL-n-BUX office. Prion will In fssund u low u at any other -sffio. In tb. province —Adt, Children Cryfor Pllcher'iCaitorli '. HtMIl) DAILY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, NBW WESTMINSTEB, B. tt, SEPTEMBER 28, 1889. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN POBLI6HKH livery Afternoon exeept Nandajr, BT THE _C*HIjtT*ISr"Hl*D'*Z" BBOTHBE8, At their Steam Prlniliis Establish- ment, Columbia Htreet, BY MAIL: ...to 00 ... 3 " For fi mouths.. For a months.„...„_, DELIVERED IK THE CITY: Par 12 months 87 50 For fl months 4 00 ForS months. , 2 2h Ver month 76 Per week ™... 25 Payment lu all ouses (except /or weekly rate) to he made tn advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN IihuciI every WctlnpMliij- Morning* Mailed, peryenr. .". 2.00 Mailed, fi months...... "■" DmlB $ rifeh €olnmbian Saliird-iy Evcnluit. Sept. '2». I8SB. Mayor Grant of Victoria has been making funny remarks tit tho expense of Mr. Jno. Raskin, world renowned art critic, litterateur and some time Blade Profossor nt Oxford University. Mr, ('rant evidently ' does not entertain u very exulted opinion of Rusk in because "lie is a man" (so says the mayor, nnd of course he would never talk about what ho did not understand) "who objects to railways, steamboats und other modern improvements." Mayor Grnnt would lind it hard to prove what ho says, however. John Ilus- kin as an art critic, naturally, in his writings discusses subjects from tlio '•esthetic standpoint, and no ono can reasonably find fault with such a mnn for preferring the gondola to th) steam launch on the boautiful waterways of Venice, or blame him when he protests against the running of a railway line into the heart of tha English lake country, because he believes that the preservation of iti. i.atural beauty is a matter for co lsideration ns well ns tho putting of o few more shekels into the ah eaiy well-filled money bags of ra irnad directors. .For Mr. Grant, as n.ayor of Victoria, wo entertain unbounded respect, but when he at; empts to criticize Iluskia and lets hhnsolf down to vapid vulgarisms ab-iut beauty unadorned, Eve in the ga 'th n of Eden, und the era of tho lij: leaf, wo imagine lm would act ra'sre wisely by keeping silence for fei r uncharitable persons, reading hi- foolish talk, should repeat tlio old adage that empty kettles make thi'most noise. Parents should look into the literature their ehildron indulge in, remarks an exchange, and no exhortation can be moro well-timed in view of the voluminous, cheap und trashy stuff tliat circulates under tho name of literature iu these days, and which anyone with half an eye can see that the rising generation—the boys especially—are in tho habit of greedily devouring. There cau bo no question tbat tho fearful and unnatural increase of juvenile crime which the public prints record all over this continent is almost wholly due to the distorted und perverted views of life which the great majority of the dime novels and tho so-called boys' papers inculcate. Instances where causo and ofl'.sct are clearly traceable might be cited by tho hundred, wero the necessary trouble taken to compile tln-m. One instance with a very sad sequel will serve for a multitude of others: A lad was arrested in Stratford, Ont., tho other day for stealing. His comrade, who is supposed to have known of the thefts, at onco shot himself. The lad, beforo committing suicide, wrote thus to his parents: "God help mo, 1 am in great trouble. 1 am going to tako my life. Will is arrested and will go to penitentiary. I was led into evil by him. Mark my last words, which are, I never robbed any storo. My God, hov; I wish .1 hud nevor seen him, May God forgive me." In the boy's trunk a well-thumbed book has since been found, called "The Life and Times of Jesse James, tho notorious robber and murderer." Tlio publication praises the thief and piotures him as a hero. Thero can be littlo doubt that the book, the theft*}; the arrest of one boy and the suicide of tho other, nro connected, and such deplorable results muit inevitably follow in yot othor ' eas is eo long as the vile poison of evil uud foolish literature is permit- tod to do its work. Even whero i Derailment vioiousness und criminal- j ity are not induced by tin's sort of mental pabulum for tho young, com* par iti vc imbecility, antipathy nnd use os moss for tho real duties of lifo are in many eases the almost equally j do[ ior>ible effects from the aamo cau ie. If any one wished, ho can wol'S the evil we have been considering at work in this province, and in our own city. Parents cannot bo too thoroughly aroused in this mattor, and governments owo it to the people to place stringent restrictions upon foolish and vicious literature. condition I Was it not still more unpatriotic for him to permit the force to fall into such a stato 1 What is done with the million dollars granted by parliament overy year for tho maintenance of our militia force 1 It is certainly not spent upon equipment, if we are to believe the reports of the officers of the various districts. Sir Adolphe cannot pretend that ho is not supplied with sufficient money to maintain his army in good condition, becauso all the monoy ho lias ever asked for has been freely nnd cheerfully granted by parliament. A recent letter in tho New York Herald on the Canadian militia, states that the Dominion forces are armed with tho discarded weapons of the English militia * that the ritlo in general uso is tho old-fashioned Snider, with n few Martinis for prize shooting, uud that no single corps is armed with magazine guns. Then from thn reports furnished to the militia department by inspecting oflicers, some statements reflecting seriously upon Sir Adolpho's administration are culled. Ool, Otter, cf number two district, states that with fow exceptions tho arms and accoutrements in possession of tho militiamen nro -worn out and unserviceable.' Oaptain Coogan- of tho 21th battalion, reports that 'many oE the rifle3 in uso are un- sorviceublo and in a high degree dangerous to tho tircr.' Oaptain Dosse, musketry.instructor, reports thnt on ono occasion 'in trial aud sighting shots somo sixty pounds of ammunition were used, and of these thirty wore found defectivo and rusty.' Othor infantry officers make similar reports. Ool. Houghton, D. A. G., of the Montreal district, reporting upon a troop of cavalry, says: 'Some of the swords are deeply honeycombed, having laid for years in rust, and are not only unserviceable but can never be brightened again.' And it may bo asked : What is dono with the enormous sums of money voted every year by parliament for the maintenance of our militia force 1 How is it frittcrod away; and how conies it, that our citizen soldiery are not provided with proper equipments ?" When talking about the efficiency of our militia force, and such stuff as -'threatening vengeance upon the United Statos," it should be remembered that Canada's citizen soldier is designed for intornnl military police and defensive purposes only, and cannot be ordered outside of tlie country on any mission nf vengeance or retaliation, though Uio Jingoes howl and the Grits imagine vain things!. A little furbishing up of the militia and its equipment, however, would do no harm, according to all accounts, and not u little of the criticism of tho Free Prees would apply to tho militia in this province. tat Attraction for Exhibition Week Miss Peebles WIU, HOLD A BAZAAR and FANCY FAIR -/ind, 3rd uud 4th of October. IN- HEB F*™-a3*™IsriS em 00-___Xr<-_£-B1J_. ST. Tlso storo svill bu illssnsitsisted with Chinese Lanterns ansl thrown open to tho public from 8:30 a. sn. till 11 p, in. Tho store has been enlarged aod is nosv 70 feet long. Ass OKCHESTRONE and other valuable artioles will bo sold by Dutch Auction at the closo of the Bazaar. NOTE THE ADDRESS:--CoIiiii-bia Street, opposite the Bank of Montreal. seSdsvlns BUGGIES, PHOTONS, MARKET WAGONS Best Assortment in the Province. Sec our display at the Provincial Exhibition before purchasing elsewhere. F. G. STRICKLAND & CO. N, 13.—Sulkcy, Gang, and Walking Plows always in stock, A. DesBRISAY, Corner Columbia and Blackie Streets, Ol'P. C. P. E. STATION, T ^HXiBOTBB Teas, Coffees. Spices. Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. •lapltiti! [SUCCESSOR TO D. MePHADEN] DEALER IN ALL KINDS OR FIRST-CLASS The Ottawa Free Press (Liberal) is agitated about the present condition as regards efficiency of tlie Oanadian militia forces, and blames tho Dominion government, and particularly the minister of militia, for having allowed the forco "to fall into such a state." Says tho Free Press: "It ia imfortuuato that at a time when our Oanadian jingoes are threatening vengeance upon tho United States, because of the illegal seizure of British Oolumbia vessels in Behring Sea, the American newspapers aro able to quote statements from the last annual report of tho Dominion minister of militia showing that Canada's volunteer militia is so badly equipped as to be utterly useless iu case of troublo. Wtt-i ia not most 'unpatriotic' for Sir Adolphe Caron to publish to tho world official reports showing tho militia force to bo in a demoralized SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY. Lieut. Finley finds that there were 111 tornadoes in Illinios in the fifty-four years ending with 1888. The month of greatest frequency was May, no month being free from the storms. A new material called "stool pig," much stronger than cold-blast iron and less expensive than steol, k now being made at Sheffield, Jt is adapted for a variety of uses for whieh tho ordinary iron was unsatisfactory. The skin of the whale in from two inches to two feet-thick, that of a largo specimen weighing thirty tons. The rhinoceros is the thickest- skinned quadruped, with a hide so tough as to resist tho claws of the lion or tiger, tlio sword, or tho balls of the old-fashioned musket. Tho antiseptic properties of saccharine mnko it an effective wash for the mouth und teoth, when dissolved in water, according to a French writer. A six per cent solution is used, but a strength of only one in 500 is said to prevent fetmeutation or spoiling of mucilage, etc. Potato Oultuiu*.—Dr. Gilbert has learned from twelve yoars experiment at Rothamsted tliat pota toes require a due proportion of nitrogenous and mineral food, as has long been held by good farmers, and that mineral manures aloue produco littlo result. Tho liberal use of burn-yard manure seems to bo justified by the largo yield, which i> thought to oll'sot tlio disadvantage of greater liability todisease. Continuous growtli of potatoes in tlio samo land appears to render tho crop less liablo to disease, instead of more so. Tub J*.nest Fiureb.—An ordinary hair is about one 500th Of an inch in diameter. In his delicate measuring instruments, Mr; O. V. Boys, F. 11. S,, has mado use of quartz fibres from one 5000th to ono 10,000th of an inch. Such threads aro of course invisible, nnd are recommended as u test for microscopes. To give an idea of such a degree of minuteness, Mr. Boys remarks that a piece of quartz an inch long and an inch in diameter would, if drawn out to this fineness, be sufficient to go all the way around tho world 658 times * or a grain of sand just visible—that is, ono hundredth of an inch long; and one hundredth of an inch in diameter— would make 1000 miles of such thread, M? ™™B™ :SE3 _H_© 9 d™_x C_3 * Ooffees Roasted and Ground on the Premises. Fine Teas a Specialty, dwly •"-»" OOLUMBIA STREET RITLSH COLUMBIA MAT MARKET, UolmiiEiiu Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT PjrilVEYOKS IS GENERAL, FRESH AND CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. stSTSpecial lines quotod for tho shipping trade. Fasssily ordors striotly attended to. Hotels will lind it to their interest to place thoir ordos's with the above firm. LONDON MARKET Front Street, New "Westminster. MANAHAN -SfREICHENBACH, (SUCCESSORS TO W. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Minns, lE-u'on. Sausage, Bolognas, Etc. doolyl FOR SALE. in HKAD WORK HORSES. Thoy arc 10 only ii or 11 years olil, woll broken mid In l'00'1 condition. Will he sold •ilie-u) for piisli. Inspection solicited. Fnr toll pai'lli'iiliii-8 iimdv to m, HtHBJAMES PUNCH, r_T,_Tt Hrownsvlllo, oi'to Hi, W. RARURfi.. qwaoSflto •*. . FNewWcHtiulnf-ter, THOSE WISHING . FREE-HAND Crayon.Water Ooloror Pastel PORTRAITS [For Christ iiuuj] should Leave tlielr Orders Early with Miss Linnie Lewis Orilors Inlcen illirlssss llio Exhibition sst llsoKlllllsltlssn llsillillllg. Queers Victoria was insicli pleased whilo in Wales with the music of tho Welshmen. She especially liked their singing and their manipulation of the harp. At ono dinnor eight harpers played during tho banquet. Six of them wero brothers under tlso leadership of their father, who appeared in full bardio costume, wills a cap of antique form, blue robes and a rod girdle. One Sunday a fow clioristei'S wero brought 30 miles to sing at the queen', private sorvice,—Eos. Children Cijfor Pitcher1!Castoria ItEIMifK Boaters In nil kinds of Groceries ■—AND— GENERAL PROVISIONS Ooodn delivered to nny part o( tho city free. Cor. Columbia nnd Iionj-lim Sts., dnuoyl NKW WKBTMINSTEH. In tiic Supreme Court of British Columbln* BETWF-lCIf JOSEPH RROlVN, Plaintiff, ANn T, E. MARTIN, Defendant, VfOTICK 18 HEREBY OIVEN TOIAT il an Order lias beon mndp In Uio aluiv'Mii'-nMoiH'd iitdlon bimrltif* dato Uio 17Mi du vol* KeptomoQi--1 uh taut, whereby It wuu ordered that ner vice of tho Writ of (4111111)1011** herein and siibl Order upon T,,I. Trapp, Esquire, nnd the mailing of (Hiplfl'i of the name by prepaid letter ud- di-OMSd lo the nbove-nnincil defendant nt Rc-ilmi. N. W. IV, and llie Innertlon of tliiN notico lu Tin-; Hhitihii Coi.umiiian news* paper for one month, should bo good nnd Hiiflli-loiitKisrvicoof the Writ of Summons herein, und that In default of aupoarnnen tlii'i'lulntin may proceed ns If pcmonul iiorvlee lind been elfijcted. And lt wuh further ordered tlmt tho fluid defendant should appear to tho snld writ wllhln threo months after such sorvico. Dated Mil dny of Hoptombor, A. I), 1880. CORBOULI), McCOLL A JENtfS, dsolBini (Solicitors for the Plaintiff, . NOTICE. *n ARTIES REQUIRING DRAYH, WAG- 1 ONS, Ac, for the Grand l'rosesslon on tho 2nd day of the Ex hi bill on and Cclebr.itlou can procure them from Jon. SI. Wiso und W. K. Dickinson, ft. i. THOMPSON, ds'-i'iii! Chairman Procession Com. County Court of New Westminster. mi-EUR WILL UK NO OCTOBER I ■..Miu* of the above Court. Tho next Bitting will he on Novomber Oth. W. IL FALDING. Registrar. Vniicouvor News copy. dKoii-lUt - T 3SC 31 - Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. ™T£WART™?CASil, PROPRIETORS Kates, $1.00 and $1.50 per Day, Acco-u-iira rro book. SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. 8t*r Parties supplied with all kinds of ICE-CREAM, dmyimo Eligible Lots Corner Park Lane & Pelham Street, Adjoining the now residence of II, V. Edmonds, Esq. FINEST RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN THB CITY. BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. l'lscso lots will bo solsl on easy terms. 1'tsr particulars apply on tho grosssssls on or alter MONDAY, 38M Sopt, slsMJKs VOLUME VU.-NO. 77, :- hum -: OP THE 10. Agricultural Association Exhibition TO BIS HELD AT NEW WESTMINSTER CITY, October 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1889. DIVISION A. Classes. 0, 18, 27 ansl 110. Tlso prize is increases! to $30 00 DIVISION C. OMBS. OXFORD DOWNS. 1st 2nd 17 Best llain ono year old asssl sspsvisrsls §10 00 $5 00 18 " " Lamb BOO 3 00 ID " Pen of 3 Ewes osso year old ssssd upsvards 7 00 t, 00 20 " " of 3 Esvo Lambs B 00 4 00 SHEEP-MERINO. 21 Best Rum one year old and upsssssils ..,..'...., 10 00 fl 00 22 " " Lansls 000 3 00 23 *' Pen of 3 Ewes osso year old asssl upsvards 7 00 5 00 21 " " of 3 Esvo Lambs fl 00 4 00 DIVISION D. CI.ASSS. SUFFOLK. 1st 2nd IS Best Boar ono year old assd upsviss'ds 810 00 S3 00 10 " Brooding flosv lis fars-osv at tlio moisting ov tliat lias boon witbin six months 7.10 4 00 20 *' Pon of two Sows, of tlso sasno litter, under 12 nsontlis 5 00 3 00 21 " Boar under ono yeas- old, B00 300 DIVISION E. ouss. ORNAMENTAL FOWLS. 1st 2nd 76 Best pair Pea Fowls $3 00 $2 00 70 " " Gssinea Fosvls 2 00 100 77 " " English Pheasants........■ 100 CO 78 " " Mongolian Pheasants .- 100- 50 70 ss si Whito Turkeys, not to bo entered for assy otises'prisso. 2 00 100 On pago 53 in Ps-isso List, amongst Spcei.il Prizes, H. M. Cunningham & Co, Bhould read S entries instead of lfl, DIVISION L. cuss. CUT FLOWERS. 1st 58 Best 6 Roses $ 1 00 50 " Collection of Dahlias 100 00 " Bridal Bouspsct 100 01 " Wnsath or Cross 100 02 BcstSssc Rex Begonias • 1 00 03 " Woter Color, Floral i 2 00 $100 04 " " " Landscape or Marisso 200 100 0B " '' " Still Lifo 200 100 00 " " " Portrait 2 00 1 00 07 " " " Collection COO 3 00 08 '• Oil " Floral 2 00 100 CD ' Landscapo or Marisso 2 00 100 70 " " " Stililifo 200 100 71 " " " Portrait 2 00 100 72 " " " Collection 5 00 3 00 73 " Decorative Pointing 2 00 100 74 " Modeling or Wood Carving 2 00 100 75 " Hanil-paintod China 2 00 100 70 " Repousoe or Hammered Brass Wori: 2 00 100 77 " Oi! Painting, Childress undor 15 years 200 100 78 " Crayon Lassdscispo 2 00 100 70 " " Portrait 2 00 100 80 " Collection Cahinot Photos (plain) 3 00 150 81 " " " " (colored) 3 00 150 Untlcr Classes 47 and 40 of this Division the prizes should bo $C and $3, not $3, $1.50 and Si. OtASS. DIVISION N. 1st 2ssd 11 Best Rich Reels Crochet $ 1 00 $ 50 12 " Crochet Lnco 1 00 50 13 " Collection Knitted Laco 5 00 3 00 14 " Ilonitou Lace 100 B0 15 " PointLaco 100 fsO 10 " Collection Laco 4 00 2 00 17 " DarnedNet 100 50 18 " Applique Work 150 75 10 " Crewel Work 100 50 20 " Osstlino Work 100 00 81 " Riek Rack, Sown 100 s*,0 22 " Cheney Work, haml-iiindo ,... 1 OO 00 23 " Crazy Work 100 m 24 " Braiding on Wool I 00 00 25 " " " Cotton 100 CO 28 " Histos'ic Picture, nsiscd svool work.. 3 00 2 00 class. DIVISION P. 1st 2nd 33 Bost Bunds Sawn Shingles $ 2 00 $1 00 31 " " Shaved Shissglos 2 00 100 OLASS. DIVISION Q, 1st 2nd 4 Bost Araseino Work / Not competing for assy other 1 $2 00 SI 00 0 " Chenille Work 1 class in this Division. / 2 00 1 00 Class No. 1 ssltei'cd to read S3 osid §2, olass. DIVISION T, 1st 2nd 7 Best Carriago Afghass S 1 00 $ 00 SPECIAL PRIZES. 1st 2nd Geo. 1). Brymner-llcst Collection Bottled Fruit and Jellies $ 7 00 S3 00 Kennedy Bros—Bost Collection of Grain grosvn in tho Province by Exhibitor, 1st prizo, $10 cash and the Daily Columbian for osso year; 2nd prize, $0 cash and tlso Daily Columbian for ono yoar {Daily Columbian, $S) 18 00 13 00 P. Peebles—Best Bread by lady not coisipeting for other prizo, ono Dominion Wiro Mattress, value 7 50 ___-_t__.B-_acxo-_s_t___-BX.xt DRESSMAKING At MISS JENNINGS', (Latb op Enolanij) Corner of Ohurch nml Columbia Streets, NEW WESTMINSTER. ■^Satisfaction guarnnteed. dwfo'to • _I3_ MONUMENTAL •WOEKS. Columbia and Church Streets. Alex. Hamilton, PROPRIETOR. GROSS & POINGDESTRE, Wholesale and Rolnll TOBACCONISTS CHOICE BRANDS OP IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cisa-otlcs, Fisuey snsporseis i-srim, s-ossas*l*s-, 01- aAUETTK OASES, ETC. Choice Smoking Tobacco Tlsossspson'sOld Photo Onllcry, Plants for Sale! rtflDEItS TAKEN FOR FRUIT AND U ORNAMENTAL TREES, iiioludliis nil the leading varieties of Apples* Pcnrs, Plums, Cherries* —AWJO gHAIX FIll'ITS of every description, Boii'i-ictM, Wrcntll* nnd Cnt-t-i-ts made to order. ddwapSyl p. LATHAM; Corbett & Kennedy, MANOIcACTIIItKIta OF TIN.C0PPER&8HEEHR0N •W™_.a**_t. WEBSTER'S DLOCK (UP-STAIKS), Front Street, Kkw Westhikstkr, TIAVIN*- JUBT OPENED IN THE IT. above lino, woreflnectfiillyKolieltn ■jlinro of the trade, and trust hy careful Sttentlon to ordern nud moderate chargoH i merit the sumo. Experienced workmen: BflUsfaction ganruntoed. EnimatoflfurniHhcdforOulvnnlzod Iron- Cornice. RMflng, Plumbing, Gns-nttlng, Steam and Hot Water Heating, An. ■V Entrance to promisor, on Mary Bt in rear of B»ttk of tt 0. dwmlieto Business Notice. rpHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED JL tOfurulHh pliinsiiiids-iri'illcnlloiistor nil <*]nsst.-.s of ImlIdlu-M (Mono mid hrlek a Hpeclally', Will furiilsh nil the necosBary drawings uud superintend work through a competunt foreman, nud will guarantee perfect work for il per cent, of cost, Otllce lit Jinnk of It. 0. lhiildlns, up stiifrs, New Wostminstor. JAMES KENNEDY, dwsolltc Architect. xTorrxa-Ei. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT sixty X. [Ool days nfter date l Intend to make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands und Works for permission to pm- cluiKo iho following tract or pnrcolof lnnd, vl?,: Au Island ln New Westminster District north of Lot 10J [McNnh's ranche] inthe Frnsor River, contnining live [6] ncres, more or less. HENRY E. HARLOCK. Ladner's Landing, Bopt, 12,1689, diiin {Removed prom Saanich to ViqtomaI SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Cut KL-n-j*™*™, P— .-™**-i«*4WK:ii|IJJUItCU Japanese Lilies given awny to customers this year, G. A. McTAVISH, dmliBOmO VICTORIA, B. C. Farmers, Attention I THE UNDEItSiaNEB HAS FOR SALE AT Chilliwack, B. C. 31 Farm Wagons. 18 Bnck Boards. 1 Span well matched 4-year old Black Horses. .1 Single Driving Horses. (I Cows and Calves. 10 Head Steers. 1 Trotting Wagon. star A Fssll Lino of Cookissg Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tiissvtsro, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Ooods, Notions, Crockery & Stonosvare, Clothing, Hat. k Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, Houso Furnishings, Fssrniture, and tho Largest Lino of Boots and Shoe, above Westminster and tho most Completo Stook of Genoral Morohandlso, COME AND EXAMINR AND BE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. JrlOsMwSm STOVES! STOVE: ■»0 *Js?0; E, S, SCOULLAR . GO. -FOR- Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESB: hJuoM. CoUiiiSLi •OR TO- SAMUEL MELLARD, ■ CHILLIWHACK, Whom wc have appointed .our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. dwno i y I This space belongs to H. T. READ & CO. HARDWARE MERCHANTS. BUOQ8ESI gUGGlES! JUST RECEIVED, A i AIMsOAIH Oi" Pell, RiceCoil-spring* iMcLauglilan as _lt ms «■■=> m. "■s em -ALSO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! t&iT The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.-^] „ss'„„r,ie 'F_.f3ici db C?T_i3r*rie-, Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, Now Westminster. ii EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS & all kinds of Woolen 0 READY-MADE CLOTHING. ft*"*?" The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmh'Otc ROYAL CITY RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. u<™nt>MOTt*I*,KnS *lKI) DEAl.KJW IN All Einds of Rongb and Dressed Lnrnbar Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES. NET FLOATS, TRAYS. ___.2Stxi j__.x,__i -g-ij-rxjs o*a- Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets, Railings, Newels. PLAIN AHD FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. Vancouver Hit; Foundry I Maohi&o Works Go, ( LIMITED) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIB PREMISES AND MACHIN- cry, ssrss in is position to undertakes tlso construction ansl repair, ol Marine >]"t Sliiiiisiiaiy Engines and Boilers, Milling, Mining anil Cannery IHllcliliifry. a. wall as (tastings and Forgingg of ovsry description. Estimates given i nil work guaranteed. D. CARTMEL, A. McKELVII, Gesiisai. Makaoeis. slsvjU7to Mrouaximl Hasasihi, T VOlitMB VI1.-N0. 77.. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WES1MIKSTEB, B, 0„ SEPTEMBER 26, 1889. V HIT WITH A SHAEK. ;.mtlo Monsters of the Deep Beon by a Yankee Sailor. w Ono nf Thorn Whooped Tilings Up for i'liiitiu-i-tKimo Fishermen—Sumo Truo null .Stories Told by a Strictly Truthful Old Tiir. Captain Hum," said a little boy who, ac- rJltig to the Philadelphia Times, waa ulihij' a vory rod-faced old llahcrnian y up Lho Maino coaat, as ho baited bla •.vl hooka, "what is the largcBt fish you ■rsniv or heard oft" r< Wul|" replied the old fisherman, with* . looking up, "It stands to reason that 0 heard on some bigger ones than I ovor I'S'cil my oyoa onto. Bailor folks is great yiiniliig; there ain't nny uso ia denying .1. One of 'om starts a yarn, and it keeps rowiti' so fast that by tbo time it gets alio the man wbat started it wouldn't >\v it." But thoro aro some truo fish stories," 'fllnibd tho littlo boy. tato, Biirtin," replied Captain Sam, id I guess I've soon about as blgaflsli iho noxt one. .Whon I was a boy not a older nor you my grnn'ther was owner ! skipper of as Hue a sixty ton sohooner mt tho wnter in theso parts, nnd as soon 1 got big enough net to full overboard l to pull on a herriii' or maek'roi lino bo It mo along, and It waa on this vory iIio that 1 nuw a big lish. Wo woro Hah- ou what la callod tho Georgo'sJlank, ay up to tho north'ard a spoil. Tho mon re out In dories a flshin* an' only uio an' in'tlior uboard. I was a foolln' around 0 lines, when I seo somethln* black a r alongside First I thought it was a ttiler of tho kcol, but it kept a com in1 aror and more distinct, until all at onco I was a critter. First I thought it was vltulo and sings out to my gran'ther that ro was a bigwhiilo alongside. Ho came inming out of the cabin und took one look it, und says: 'It's a bone shark and the •-jest ono 1 oversee.' As far aa wo could make out it was {ty fret long—a lyln' perfectly still, Its ok out of tho water so that a man oould vo walked ton or twenty foet on his )lr. We had a harpoon, but be didn't ■o throw it for fear of loaln' It, havln' no it to follow, so there tbe big shark stayed iii jlimlty tlio old uuiutuoka ton of rod t oonls from tho galloy fire and tossed tn on his hack. Borne of them stuck, and .•si.sn't long beforo ho left. -->-■ 1 When I got grown up," continued Cap- n Hum, "I saw another shark almost aB and helped catch it. I shipped in a enl llshonnnn as first man. Wo sailed in IJonthbiiy, but finding fish scarco, wo down toward Cape Cod, aud whon wo lothosouth-ard we found about all we !d attend to, and ln less tban a week '• awiiy for Now Bedford with 'a good iton load.' Wo put to sea again on a day, a bad day, so sailor men say, but i turned out good luck for us. We woro lit on what thoy cnll Tho Sisters when lookout sighted what he thought waa a »nlilsh, and wo cleared decks accordin' .vhon wo got alongsldo wo soo it was u v bono shark. Tho skipper said it ought Oho hundred dollars In lio, so wo kopt svhilu tho mun spliced a bigger lino on harpoon uud thon woro around and ipon him again. 'lie was o-lylu'right In tho slush of the Thoro was a fair Bo'west wind awiu'j just enough to mnko the soa co a clean break ovor his back that )l;od liko a big log, and I rockou that's ii you'd a-takon It for if you'd a-scon it. •Boinovor, wo camo a-bowlin* along lu .it shape, tho skipper puttin' tbe :h toner within ton feet of him, and, aB we |0t by, mo and the second mate let drive ir irons into him, and tho samo minute the bn hovo over tho keg an* lino. What did ho do?" sold Captain Sam, Iii, In tlio excitement of tho old memory. ul dropped his line and was looking tho t 1*1 hov in the face, with a. hand on oach I-: kin kuoo. -.._ " Why, he whooped things, and accordin' i my mind wo got out of the way just in inc. You'd n-thought a volcano bad bust ghtthnr. Up como a big tail fifteen foot i ■.ho air, with wnter und sprays a-flyin'; leu down It went with a noise like tho top ill nl'a fifty gun frigate In stays. Thero as a bug cnblo or lino on the harpoons, uI. It wasn't two minutes boforo tvo saw to kegs go undor and up thoy camo a niulrcd fathoms away, acid weft't along .'tiding the wator ns high as our topmast. "It so happened, our luok boln' still on, .nt the lish boro away on tbe wind; If it at a' struck to tho windward it would ■vo been goodbye suro, hut on tbe wind ma our best pull, and after a two hour hoso wo camo up with the kegs, havln' ;ept'om In sight tho hull time from tho ops, Yo soo tho kegs was painted whito, so vo could boo wblch way tho fish was •join' "Tho big lish wos about played out; ton Hilda or moro at such a rate had about -nocked him, and wo rounded to and put mt. two dories and took tho kegs In. 'Stand jyllaays Uio skipper,'for tho minute he la us u-tnirin' iu slack lie's a-goln' to tako If n gin,1 uud suro enough ho did. Wo got hogfl aboard, nnd tho first pull ho mado -.v.. nigh jerked ovorboardl but wo hung him, tukiu' In n foot when wo could, Jain' ono an' guliiln* two, duriu* wbloh towed us a mattor of threo mites or -e; then wo reckoned ho was about ,i.rough, and wo took in protty fast. Wo .roi. within «iio hundred feot, whon tho ithor dory ahead slipped alongBldo and glvo mii tho Inuco tlio samo way tboy kill .vli-i'.os. "J have heard of bono sharks seventy foot, bnt fifty and sixty footers is all 1 kin jjiouk fm-Riu-tiu nbout, and I guess that's iho biggest lish that bwIiub to-day." THE MODERN BASE-BALL, Uow It Is Hade by tho Protty Girls of Natlck, Muss. Tho bnso-ball of to-day, as produced at Natick, is made by hand, writes a Boston •orrespondent, Tho laborers employed lu tho work aro noarly all girls. Tho spherical core, of bost rubber, Is first uavof ully wrapped with a given amount of lho most costly yarn. When tho ball has thus grown to about 70-thirdsofthOBlzoit Is to bo a leather is Btltohod on with a needlo and thfotul. cover has tho effeot uf hooping tho impact and In Bhapo, and of rogulat* elasticity. in moro yarn is wound upon it} until it luud to turn the scales at precisely tho Bit point. Finally tho outer cover of horschido Is sown on, and tho ball, after boing stamped uui again weighed to make sure that It is jUBt flvo ounces, la wrapped In tin foil, put into a box with fivo mora like it, and declared roady for sale. 1. vv-t- Tho cover, as an examination of ft baseball will show you, Is stamped out of tho uather lu but two curiously shaped pleccB, •hieh, sowuontho ball, together exactly over It, Tliis dovico was not invented until 1S05. 'lio cheaper grades of base-balls aro made A poorer yarn and rubber scraps, the latter pressed Into a pulp by powerful machinery, , Tho loss expensive tbo ball the less ynrn nd mora scraps will bo used in itainumi icturo, until, whon you got to the "Small oy's Own,1' prico fivo cents, there Is noth- ig to bo found Insldo tho flimsy cover but lulted remnants of rubber BhocB, * Slips of tlio Totifc-uo. A friend of mine was attending services i a certain Baptist ohuroh In Washington, ya a letter In tho Snlem Gazotto. The mister was a vory deliberate speaker, Uh a broad mouth. Tho sormon was about o death of Moacs, In tbo courso of ft the pi-imhor began a sontouco "Biddy diddy" md again hulled. What could it bol Ho mado a aecond attempt—"diddy biddy"— ml again halted. Strange. Lubricating ih) -iiuho mado a third attempt mid suo- '■'Mi*.l-'*Diil ho bid adlou," oto. A olorgy- >mti in Ohiosnidi "For now wo soo through ■ dark glassy," and tho Bamo man spoke of '■'■no ouo going "headlossly" to destrue- ■*■"■ 4 --'i-Yldenco miniBtor onco snid; 'lurnod hiB eyoloss slght-bnlla uu to leaven." v 'I'M LIKE MY FATHER." Tlm Foolishness of l'«raons WIio Mvo Un- day tin Ancestral Slmdow.. I'm just liko my fathor; I shall die young." Tlie speaker wasplaving tho arrant fw-i, ami i lold him so, writes Hur'tlcy Barker in tho Now York Weekly. Ho was a bit tilling, had been for somo months off color. I culled on hfm ln his sick-room and found him much depressed. Ho had the no-ton that lie had inherited "a short-iivcd constitution," whatever that may bo. Tlio life insuranco people had asked him, in tholr curious oatoehism, whether ho resembled hit- father or his mothor tho moro ot) oijEly, and If either, which. This was a revelation to bim; ho had nevor thought of It before Ho concluded that ho resembled his father, who had died at thirty years of ago. My friend Is already forty-six. His phy- ilolan assured both his wifo and me that nothing gravely threatening was the nutter with him. Wo found—his devoted wife aud 1—that his fathor hnd died of foyer contracted on the Isthmus. But It Is no use; tlso poor dunce lias tho notion that buia to "udo away "liko his fathor." Of courso this in nervous fatigue, nothing more nor less; it is incipient nervous prostration. But tho Hem of heredity In tho caso presents a common delusion. Peoplo presume on longevity ns well, be- inusGlhoy "como of a long-lived family." Singularly, a gentleman boasted tliis oilier treino to mo tlio week beforo last. Ho wuu quite auro of advanced' ago, "because hU father, grandfather, and awny back nil Ids ancestry wero long-livers." And yet as 1 write, that very gentleman Is dead. I am certain that Doth hopo and fear are Inspired, without reason and against tea. son, by llio popular notion. It may bo true that longevity or Bhort lifo'is Inlifti-iieili bui tho traco is so feeble that lu the battle of Ufa it is not worth either oxpectlugor dreading If you get such a notion into your hoad it i:i fatuous demon. Your father, for Instance, died at sixty yeara of agr. You dread tho epoch. You will erect a stono w.a'.l of fataliBin for yourself right there. Unconsciously to yourself yon will continually bo calculating upon It with ap- prehension. You will not talk about it. oven to your wifo, till you havo approached your fifty-eighth yoar; then, an you got a trifle worn, and perhaps sick, somo clay, you will let out your fear. It will torture your loved cues; it will bafllo your physicians as thoy wonder what can all you, and you aro ashamed to tell them. It will actually cripple your norvous forco, subtract from yonr stock of vitality; and thoro i:i lii- tle doubt that the puro, unmixed foolishness may hasten your death. Your fathor will have had nothing te do with your death; but you may hasten your own death by psychic depletion. There is fur more evidence that men do actually cause tholr own premature doath by apprehension thuu that a hereditary limit caUaes it. To prosumo that you Inherit tlio longevity of a grandfather who lived lo four-ueuro it oven moro absurd. It may not. havo boon vitality with tho old gentleman at all, Hi may havo had a no raaro powerful prg'tRtnin than ordinary mon. Buta quiet, uneviuifi ful life, exceptionally free from any h'.ivy strain, may have kopt his heart throbbing so long. If you nro hard pushod and over- doing; if you solaco your alarm by refer* dug your guilty mind back lo tho iituvlovvy grnndsiro rather than taking wholesome rest, tho probabilities aro that you will snap your mainspring beforo you know it. Tho theory will mako one moro victim, and you nro tho man. Theory is one thing, but [acts aro hotter. Quito likely your grandmother will tell you that yon look nnd aot older at forty-fivo than hor Iiusband did at sixty. You live in a moro pxcltiug und ox- ictingngo. You are a city man; lio wna a country man. You litco fancy dishes; ho homely food. You sleep mornings; ho nights. You nro fretted by money, as by politics; ho was fretted by nothing worso than au unruly ox or a shower on his new- mown hay. You nro housed in a shop, or factory, or oflico, with tho devitalized air of modern furnnco heat; he, this noble octogenarian, lived among mountains, or breathed tho breath of thn wide, wido sea. Do not presume ou tlio venerable follows that wont beforo you; there i3 a temptation and n enaro iu It ovory time. Every man must anil his owu ship. In tho namo of tho kind Creator, do not think you aro going te cough your life away becauso "consumption ia hereditary ih oil-.' family." Facts show that tho'deolded majority of victims of this terriblo malady nro t'ia original cases; no taint can lio discovered In ancestry. Think of iti The Majority of consumptives, I reassert, aro tho flrst caso.*. in tlio family. I hnvo it on good au thority in pulmonary maladies' tliat decidedly the vast majority of tliu olTjpi-Lng of consumptives finally dio of other diseases. His not to bo denied that tlioro is a, law of heredity lu disease. But tho children pro- disposed to consumption, for instance, being forewarned, aru fprearmod te caution; tuk- ingoxcollont caroci! themselves thoy but- last their moro Uioughiless neighbors. Probably over eipbi.y per cent, of the Ini-ano aro original cases; that Is, in neither branch of tho family, within three generations, oan bo found an insane ancestor. I will not. attempt figures, bat medical authority tolls us that disease of tho heart, tho liver, the kid noy Ib almost always original. Reader, livo under no ancestral shadow. Live iu your own sunshine. A merciful Creator has given us each our day. Ths dead can neither hinder nor holpus muoh. Wohavoour chanco. Each lifo is unique in its own individual beauty or deformity. It is my father's good example, which, admiring, I purposely copy, which boneiR.-. Itisthohorltivgoof hia worthy namo that helps mo, more than blood ov gold. It is tho subtle copying of his virtues or vices that no doubt is a powerful impulse To bo liko my father In character Ii quite poas i bio; but ovon this I must cock after with resolute purposo. Tho bugbear of heredliar** brief lifo is too shocking, is a cruel fotlshof qunsl-si'tonco thut I would bogludto drive outoC tho homo of many u sufferer. Thero is, however, this curious discovery that I have made: Many people boouv to actually regard such rospect for their hereditary bents In tlto nature of filial piety. Thoy think it sncroligious to dio of auy but an in- hcrallted malady. They insist ou it. Row a Qui nt Littlo Mnn Subdued a Hurl)-, ltuugh-Looking Fellow. A correspondent who recently visited Jeff Davis at his homo at Boauvoir relates this: Over on a tablo was a short, dusty sword that had boon recently sent from Mexico, and attached to lt was a card which naid that tho weapon hnd boon found on the opot where Lieutenant Davis made bis famous chargo at tho battlo of Buona Vista, and turned tho tide of victory iu favor of tho Americans. I touched tho rusty old sword, and iilmopt unconsciously Mr. Davis drifted Into talking of tho heroes of tho Mexican war, of Bowio, and Houston, and Crockett. Henry Clay onco told mo," said J.lr. Davis, withu Binllo, "of his flrst meeting with Bowio. It was In tho early days, and Clay wua traveling in a stage-coach whero the only othor passengers wero n pretty girl, a big rough-lookiug countryman, and a limp, llttio figure Ina great coat. Wlththo ronsciousnoBsof his own porfoct physiquo Clay Bald ho waB congratulating 'limself on not boing tho limp, littlo iguru bundled up tn tho corner, when ho becamo conscious that tho pretty girl was bogging tho rough countryman uot te Bmoko, aa it mndo her ill. riio fellow replied with a oavago onlh that io hnd paid his faro and would smoke whon io d—-d pleased. Mr. Clny said hu wna ust trying tescrow hia courage up" lo tho mint of remonstrating with tho country [tail t, when tho limp littlo figure undoubted tself liko magic, and, with a quick move* nont, reached down its collar, brought a Liiifo tbat in tho oxoitement of tha moment ooked a yard long, and with another cnt- ike movement seized tho fellow by the .hronl.. 'Throw that pipo out of the window ir ni—**' A comprehensive sweep of the nnrdermis looking blade finished tho son- ■•ii.'ouiul sent the pipo shuttering on tho [round. In nuother minute tho knife had gnlu disappeared down tlio oapaolous collar ihd tlio limp figure had resumed its former rcriebrMloBS condition, 'but tho rest of the oiirriojV BiildMr. Clay,'I spent inwisMnj: (wus tho llttio man in tho great cout, who nono other than Howie. THE LATE PROF. PHELPS. The nbovo 1* a portrait of the lato Prof. Kihviml fc Phelps, M. D.,L.I«. D„ofDnrt- inoutbcollegr, ilo was a strong, able itpitt, who stood high In tho literary anil solfiiiiilo world--, it is not generally known, luit It In, nevertheless, tiio Irntli, thnl Prof, I'lielps was the discoverer of what is known totho medical profession nnd eheinl.sls universally ns I'nine'H Celery Oom pound, unquestionably one of the most valuable disci vorlea of this center)*. Thla remarkable compound in not a iictvlne, an essence, n Hiir-mtiaillla or any ilo vised article, but a discovery, and It imiiltNii ill Mined Htep in modlcnl practice and ihoti'oatinontof nervous oompllca- (Eons. It litis been freely mlmiUcd hy lho boat medical luleiil. in tho land, and also b.v tbo loading chemists and scientists, ti.ii! fnr nerve in»nl.*li-s, neivous i-vliiiiis- tinil, IllMiin 11 !:i.drill IIy, ^'llllll.V lllnl i-Vi-ll th.M IVIKl.-sl um! hrrllsli- I'-sitsIw, li'itltllij* liii*. (-ver li'on ili)i. overed which mic-hi-s llie disorder --.ml reslores hei.lili equal to this discovery of Prof. Phelps. Palne's Celery Compound is now being prepared in qiiautltie.*-, and ean ho pro- iiured at m-.y lejintaldednigalsl. An attractive bunch of celery Is to lie found on every wrapper. It 1ms become specially popular atm-n-* piefeKslonal men, mind woikeiH, ladies burdened Willi oxnlilng social duties und frequenters oftho leading club''. For Hire. TWO OUTIIHEIS TEAMS OP SIKONG WORKING HOUSES. Apply to sssSlo WOODS, TURNEIt & GAMiUE. W. C. LOYE, ¥ and Shoo te Repntrlnir Neatly Done. Cork Bole Work a 9|ieolnUy. ftifrOrdei'M promptly nil ended lo, Clnrkmii' St., In rear of Colonial Ho to], nest to Rand Urn**.* olllco. .Incite i Paoiftu ni PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CA.Urtl.Q.H. OWNKltS AND MAHTfSittl OF* VEH- sel.iand other Craft navl-mtlng tho r'nt'-vr Wvit nre cant io.ied lokeetiwlthlli the llnoys painted Ked and While, re- speotivoly, at tho MUshm Bridge,'as dur- itiii'the construction of the Bridgo, navl- gatlon between tbe banks of the Hlvt-r and the Buoyn !■■ dan::erons, owing to piles being drivt-ii there. 11. ABnO'IT, General Superintendent. Vancouver, B. C., 7th May, 1880. dmyfilo ™^Torri:a™ES- NOTIOK Irt HKHHBY (IIVHN THAT 111) days from date we Intend to apply io iho Chief Commissioner of hnnd** mid Wnrks for pormlBslon to lenso, for timbering purposes, tlie followiiia described hinds situated !n New WestminBter District! t'limmoueini' nt. n. nqunicil pool notnn the east side of a creek, about one milo from Its mouth, situated north-westerly from Woolrtdgo Island, Howo Sound; thonco north 40 cbs., west 10 ohs., north lOeiis., westlOchs., norlb ISO ohs, .west ,10 chs., norlh :10 ehs,, wesl 2ft oh*.,, north00 ehs., west CO ehs., south '■0 ehs,, oast fifl ehs,, soulli ISlehs., east 20 chs., south 80 ehe*. oast 20 chs., south SO cbs., east 20 chs., MMiih *i0 chs,, east 20 chs., to placo of commencement-cmilnliitiiff lfllffl acres, more ROYAL CITV PLANINO MILLS CO, fMmltetfJ, John Ili'snnv, Manager. New Westminster, Sept, filli, 1880. Usetlml NOTICE I-S IIKIIEI'.V OIVEN 'I HAT the partneisship horoto/nro Biibslfit- htl* belweeu tho iimit-niiiilldd limloMllO fin*.- namo of Comerford A McDougall, Steroh Itn I Tuilor.*, has btendlsnolvnit I his day by mutual consent. All accounts owing iijt' lato lirm are lo be paid In J. A, McDou-fiill, and all claims agaliint llie said Ann will bo settled by him. T. COMHR-OItD. J. A. McDOUOALL. Now Wost., Aug. 81,188l», WILL CONT1NU1-1 THE BUSINGS under his own name, at tho fn*tne store, oil Coluinbla. street, next lo J-', CimIi'-'h. A conllnuiirice of tho pulil'c paiioiui|*ois respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. ilwsefito ition TlsO lilies! PJBOSlSSlOSStOf English jTwecds, Worstcils, fancy I-niiilngs, &<-., Ac. just Aoull sisUcItoil. Arusstrssssg Bloisls, Nosv slsy Westsuliislor. sssls28tsi I (AlsosstSl'. H„Ss<lsl. II) n § HIGH I'HICKH IN HOOTS AND ^ b, HHOKS. S 80F ALL CULTAS STOOK IN" Ji HOOTS tt 8110KS. „ Ball iirqaku for iihih| a piiicEa. g | WAITED 5 st il H 10011 MKN, WOMEN ft C11IL.-. |. ni'.EN, § -!. To Buy Boots tlmt R Boots^ ^A. B. WINTEMUTE'Si HION OK THE BUFFALO, dwsoiato Columbia Stiieet. British Columbia Tho Annual Exhibition of the Britisli Columbia Agricult'l Association Will lso Holslat tliis NEW EXHIBITION nOILMNa, Queen's Park In tho Cliyof WEIffiEHDAY, THIIRSDAY ami FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 3RD &4TH. '89. IN 3E--'™aaESS--ia3 For Exhibition and Sports. Iu connection with this Exhibition will bo the opening of Q,ueen's Park ami an extensive programme of SPORTH and GAMES, PROCESSIONS, F1HE-WOHKS, Ae.„ under direction ot the Citizens' Committeo. All entries for the Eshl-'lilon iniiBtbo mado with the Secretary bp/uro noon on TUESDAY, October 1st. All bloc!* and other exhibits from south of the river will be carried ncross on tlie stenm ferry,FllRK OB1 ciiaiuik, and drays will be-fouml at-raila'ay stations nnd wharves to convey exhibits, vntsk, to the Grounds, Special Itvdncetl Bates will ho given on all railways and steamers tn persons nml exhibit*' coming to the Exhibition. As it Is oxpeeted the attendance at this Exhibition will be very large, tho Hired tors hopo to see an exhibition worthy of the resources of tho province. Further Information maybe had from tho prtxe lists [which will bo sent free on application], or fn>ni tlio secretary, T.R. PEARSON, SECIlE'i'AItY. Ns:\S' WSSSTMIKSTESS, Alssj, 23,1SS0. slSVSSSS2l!Sll G-"RjL_.3Sr*D CSilSliflll New Westminster, B. C. Iluii-i; Frovincial A-iiralliiral liiliiliilion, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, OCT, M, 3rd aniHtli,'89 $7,000 FCH SPOHTS AND EXHIBIT!* Sl'ORlh TO SJOHSSSl OP Hui-sc "acliiK, Yacht ltaviug, Boa' '-.ml Cnnoc Kacin-;, Athletic Sports, Lacrosse, Base-ball, Foot-ball, Hose Bed Voiliest, anil Kifle matches. SSNSMSIl THIS ASIflS'lOKfl OK THIS ,1, GRAND TRADES AND SOCIETIES PROCESSION —ON— Thursday Morning, Oct. 3rd. Hepi'OsoiiMtin llsn nu'til. Iiiiliislrlos of onr cniiiiliy. Wednesday Evening, Oct. 2nd. Torchlight Procession! ON FHASEII HIVEU, AND OHAN1) BI8M,AY OP FIRE-WORKS On Frltlny Kvenlnn, Oct. 4lli. Excursion Rates from all points. MTForfnU inforiiiutlon and Prlue Lists sou small bills, W.11.TOWK8EN1), Mayor. J. 8.0. PIlASEIt, Troamiror. B. T. MACKINTOSH, auiaui Bocrotary Dress-Making I Misses McDOUOALL COLUMBIA STIIEET, New Westminster, B, C. Mr ^Satisfaction gssarans^ssd. Uispl.is. W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH, (Late Partner of John MoVlcher) MINING ENGINEER. U.S. A PROVINcial surveyor, a assayer. Masonic Tkmpj-e Block, Vancobver, Br-'t. Col. uarRcllablc reports, underground snr* veys ami maps of mines executed at low rates. Assays made on all kinds of minerals, gold and silver bars. Thirty years- experience ln mining In Asia, Europe and United States of America. Speaks ten languages, Assays from a distance promptly attended to. Address Vancouver, B.C, ddel7tc NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sixty.days after dato we Intend to apply te iho OhlofCommlsslonerof Lands and Works for leave io purchase tho following lands, situate In tbo Dlqlrlotof New Westminster, and described as follows: Lots one hundred and tblrly-ono [1,111, "ii" huudrcd and tliirty-hvo 1135), ono hundred and thlriy-slx [\m], otiohun- nretlaml thlrty.-olght [IBS], anttouo hundred ami fortyone [111], in QroupOiioof said District, containing eight hundred acres, more or loss. Dated loth September, mo. ANDREW LEAMY, dsolo-Sm J.H.GILLESPIE. OF LONDON, ENGUND, ARE NOW INSURING FRAME BUILDINGS USED AS RESIDENCES At 1-2 per oent. per Annu m JAMES CUNNINGHAM, seUdlni Agent, f. cm& 830-332 COMIOVA STREET, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers nnd Dealers in M.*!*OHJNERY 01" ALL IIRSOIIITIONB, MARINE WOrITT SPECIALTY. dwdeSOtc A lly-law to raise by taan the sum of $155,000.00 for the purposo of ylrlng a bonus to the New Westminster Southern llaltwuy Coin-jinny and to grant to lho said Company certain lands and privileges, WHEHEAS, It Is oxpfulleiittoBocuro tho construction and operation of the tine of railway and other works mentioned lu tlio Act of tho Legislative Assembly of tho Province of British Columbia ■ Incorporating llie New Westminster Southorn Railway Co, and tbe act amending tho said act of Incorporation. In tho manner-provided for liy certain articles of agreement bearing dale the tenth day of September, one thousand eight hundred nud olglity-nlnc, executed by tho Mayor and Clerk of the cily of New Westminster (but so as not to bc binding unless and until this by-law shall como lino force) and now deposited with tho said clerk. And wiranBAfJ, forthe purpose of ntts- IngtlicsuldNUmof $155,(KI).0O, it is ncoos- HBiy to loiiuo dobontiirns for that nmount; And wn break, tho total amount required to ho raised annually by special rat-* for lmytiift tlm wild debentures and Interest, thereon, as hereinafter provided, Is $10,850.00; And WIIKHI.AS, tho amount oftho whole rateable property of tho Bald city accord* ing to the last revised assessment roll Is $2,510,2-15.00; And m'jikiieas, tlie total amount of tlio existing debt of tho snld City Is tJ2tM.OQO.00. Tiibiibfohb, tho Mayor nnd Aldornien of Hie eity of Now Westminstor In couucil assembled enact ns follows: I. It shal I he lawful fnr the Mayor of the city of NewWestminster to raise hy way of loan from any person or poisons, bodv or bodies -corporate, who may bo willing to advance tiie Bimie upon tbo credit of tlie debentures hereinafter mentioned, tlio sum of Sir-.'-.flOO.ni), and causo tbe same to be pnld Into tbo hands of the Treasurer of the said city for llio purpose hereinbefore recited. •2, Itshall bo lawful forthe said Mayor to cause any numbor of debentures to be mado ench for such sum of money not less than 8500.00-oraii cqblvalentexpressed in pounds-.terllngof llie United t-rfugdom of -Irani Britain and Ireland at a value of ' ' * " ho SI.IHKKI to tlio "pound Sterling, as may required, nnd all sueh debentures shall no scaled with tho seal of (ho corporation of the city of Now Westminster nnd signed by the Mayor and countersigned bv lho Treasurer luoroof. ;t. Tho said dobontures shall bo made naynbloln fifty yoars from tbo day here* Inafter mentioned for this by-law to take ollect at such agency of the Bank of British Columbia ln Canada or ln London, England, ns the council of tho corporation of lho said city may direct. 4, Tho said debentures shall hnvo coupons attached forthe payment of Intorest at tho rato of live per centum perannur-i on the amount of said debentures. 6, For tho purposo of forming a sinking fund ror the paymontof the dobt hereby created and the Interest thereon as and when the same shall become due a special rato of four mills and one-third of one mill lu Uil-dollar slinll lio raised and levied in each yenr upon all llm ratoublo properly In tho said city of New West n: luster In addition to all other rates. 0. Tint sum ofSliiO'HlUXI shall be applied as n bonus tn tbo New Wesi miiisterSuuth- ern Rnllway Company, und shall be payable to the sab) Com puny nt tlie tlmesllm- Ilcd by thesaid in part Melted articles of agreement.for tbe payment thereof, by the said Company, and so much of iho sum of S3.000.00 as may tm rcquislto -Khali lio applied and bo payable as (herein piovl- ded, and thu residue, If any, shnll be ap plied to shah pun-ones or the iiittnleliml- Ity as tho counoil may direct. 7. Itshall bo lawful for the Mayor and Clerk of ihe corporation of llie elly of New Westminster to make and enter Into for nud In the namo of and on behalf of the said corporation all deeds containing all such c.ivonants,agreements, proviso:;and condition? as maybo expedient for tlie ■ a-T.vlinr out of tlie aforesaid hi part recited in-iii'irn of agreement, such doodn bi'lug lirst approved of l>y Ibe council of the said corporation. 8. All properly of tho said Conipnnv which It may be possessed of al auy llnu shnll bo nud Is hereby exempted from taxation byIhocorp.ratlon oflhocllvof Now Westminster during tlie conslriiel Ion of tin-llneof railway mid other works of tho Company, and for twenty-live years from the completion thereof. il. The forry servico by-law, 18S", and tho workshops' bonus by-law, 1S88, arc hereby repoal ed. hi. So much of any othor by-law or bylaws of the corporation of tbo cily of Now Westmlnater as may bo nt vailanco or In- cbAslatonl with this by-law Is hereby repealed. 11. Tbls by-law shall, before tho filial passage thereof, receive the assent of tlm eii-dors of (lie corporation In tho mnn ner pri.vided by tlie New Westminster Act of 18SW, ami amending Acts, 12. This by*lnwshall como Into force on the 25111 day of October, 18K0. 13. This by-law may bo cited na tlio Hallway Bonus By-Law, 188ft By-law road a lirst timo on tho second day nf September, 188ft liy-lawread a second timo oil tho 10th day of September, 1681). NOTICE. fpAKK NOTICE THAT TIIE ABOVE 18 J u truo copy of tho proposed By-law which will bo taken Inlo con si deration liy llie Municipal Council of the eltyot Now Wostminstor after ono month from the lirst publication thereof In the llurr- isit Coi.iimiiian nowspaper, which flrst fiublleatlon took plnco on tbo Uth day of leptomber, 1880, nnd thnt a vote of tho electors of tho city will bo takon on iald proposed By-law on tho Hth Hey ot ©flintier, I8K9, betweon tbo hours of 0 o'olock a. in. nnd 0 o'clock p. in., at tho following plaoes.namely! In Ward No, 1, atthe residence of ft. Calbick, Dublin streot, In said Ward; In Ward No. 2, at the oilice of the lato Dominion Sawmill Co., Ulchard s'reot. in Bald Ward! in Ward No. R, nt tbo Ctly Hnll, In said Word; In Ward No. 4, nt st, Louii Coilego, Blackwood street, In said Ward. 1). ROBSON, dnlltd City flork W. R. AUSTIN'S Hay & Market FARM PRODUCE. Hart-wood, Fir-wood, Bark, Ac, dc.« Ac. LEAVE ORDERS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF. dmy-aiic J.W.WllGER DEALElt IN Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming SAN JUAN LIME Always In Stock. Orders left at tho O. P. N, Wharf will be promptly delivered. dmliMtc WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE MsGn Dealer! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col, tn Highest Prico paid for Fur. and Door Hides. dJllBl DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot or DonaiiAS Stiieet, Near Columbia Stiieet. J. FERGUSON, PROPRIETOR FRESH BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, Confectionery, etc., etc Hotel and Restaurant trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to and delivered to any part of the city. dmh2Sy HILLS! BRACKMAN & KER, MANUFACTTltEItB OP OATMEAL By lho Latest Improved Process. ^ABSOLUTELY PURE. MILLS al Nortii gannlcli. OFKICEA WAREHOUSE! Victoria. dmhfflmfi TIME CARD. o. x*. ar. oo. Tiio Flue First-Class Str. William Irving WIU Lossvo Use c. P. N. Co.'s Wharf, B-VBlBTr Tuesday,Thursdays Saturday AT 7 A, M., FOR CHILLIWHACK AHO WAV PORTS. i Relssrssliig Evssry Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When snfllolent Inducement ofTen* the will proceed to HOPE and ou such occasions win leave ber wharf alia. m. Connecting with theC. P. N.Co-'s Steamer for Victoria. JOHN IRVINO, Manager. T. L. BRTGGB, Aaent, New WeBtmlnster. dap3le Time Table. ^FjaSk ™E STEAMER ggBhOBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER every Monday morning at 7 o'clock for Nnnaimo, via Vancouver, returning Tuesday, via Vancouvor. Leaves Westminster evory Wednesdny nt 7 a. m, for Nanaimo direct, ■onnoetlng with Islnnd railway and Comox steamer. Leaves Nanaimo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays and returns same dnys, Loaves Nanaimo on Saturday at 7 a. m, for Westminster direct. For freight or passage apply on board- or to T. L. Bitraos, C. P. N. wharf, dtc ESTABLI8IIHD 1S59. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Henri- opiiiisltc (be Colonial Hotel. NEW WESTMINSTER riVlE I.AKGKST AND CHOICKST 1. nis-orlissosst of all description, ct MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fam- ilics, Restaurants, and Steamboats at thi U>\VKST POSSIBLE PRICKS. VICTORIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria B. C;, OKFEH FOR BALlI China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, Fein rom.TRY, *c. Rice Meal, TOlll'A'lTI.E FKEP. dmlsaemfl Hryan O'Lynn had no boots for to wear, So he came to Westminster to buy him a pair. "I'll have one pair of thick ones and one. pair of thin, If I can find J. Rousseau's," says Bryan O'Lynn. He hunted the stores all along the main route, Says he, "The right one I've not yet found out. I want j. Rousseau—I'll buy only frotn him, For he sells the cheapest," says Bryan O'Lynn. He stepped a little west of McKenzie street, He met Rousseau's sign—sure it was a great treat; He lifted the latch, and Jim stood within. " I've found it at last," says Bryan O'Lynn. We showed him both Calf Boots, Kip and Cowhide, i The ones we praise mostly, without seams at the side. We have Boots of all kinds, from Quebec and Berlin; " Sure you have boots for the million," says Bryan O'Lynn. ■ He bought him his boots, which of course were no trash, He paid down the money, for wc sell only for cash; To the public he says, "Be not taken in, But buy from J. Rousseau," says Bryan O'Lynn. " If there is a leak in the toe or side of your shoe, Just take it to Rousseau, that's all you need do; He will peg it or patch it just while you are in, And the charge seems like nothing," says Bryan O'Lynn. C. McDONOUGH, (LUNBBOM'B BUILDINO, FRONT STREET) l____-t__X_____ZZ X2ST GENERAL MERCHANtESE! Constantly ou Hnnd an Extensive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hnti- A Caps, Crockery, Glassware, &c. MBV'B Sb BOTB' StTIIS. Great Variety of Household Artioles, Also, GBAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. If. ■•—Farm Produce bought at market rates oi sold on commission. aa.Orden from the Interior promptly attended to, d wJeBtc CASTORIA for Infants tnd Children. ''OMlMUISK-rtfl-<b*i---l-ods|-ai-sssiils>t I OtstarU msn. Oi)l™.Om«-s.liisss, tneos-s-D-s-dltut-s-M-i-rtouvn-sM-lflai-Ql BossrBtomacts, BUus-oom,Bsiscttstloss, tmmmmt- Tn^xSr^ ^sT1«"" *"*• *"" ^^ M6o.Ostf<rt™,Bros-Ujm,>'.?. | WsjE^lisj-irloo.ra-slic-to. TBI CsssstJOS OosfPA-rr, 77 Murray Stsvo*, N. V. CITY BREWERY 1 Ale IJUe! Tho Vory Best lu tho City Is Brewed by JOHN W. ANDRZEJEWSKI At tho City Brewery, Agnes Slreet. Orders left at Dickinson's Butcher Shop Bhall liavo prompt attention. Give us a trial and Judge for yourselves. New West, July 18,1889. djly 13to Feed-Livery § Sale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, PROPKIETOH. GOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES for Hire. Hacks call at all Steamers and Trains. Special nttentlon given to Boarding Hones. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may be left at tho Oflice of Ma* tliers A Million,Commission Merchants, Front Street, New West. dse21tc HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables THE 8UHSCR1BEHS ARE! NOW PRE- PAIIEI) TO TUBN OCT DOUBLE AND SIN8LE RIDS Al Special Low .nates, Draying1 aad All Zinds of Wbbj Done at Shortest Notice. Dry Cordwo*d delivered to any part of the City. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt atlentlon. Bar-Stables nearly opposite C, P.R.Depot, Columbia St., NewWestminster. djalltc QILLEY BROS. Pbofb. Worth Britisli & Mercantile FIEB INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, • $15,000,000.00 Subscribed Csinluil]', ns 1st 81st Dsss.,188", «12™00,000. Fire Fislstl isssil Reserve, *»,- 212,720. Net Premiums, 1888, tUUWA OF LONDON. Capital, • $9,133,000.00 UATF.8 AS IJ5W AS ANY OTHER COMPANIES DOINO BUSINESS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. T. Or. T_™.QT7__S Agent for New Westminster City and District. djc22tc To h FrasoiscOp Cal., BY WAY OP THE X.XSsTXl. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. «uiokEr™™ebt„ananyotheS QMKD SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIO COM! PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CAK8 For Aocsslsssssuilsst Inn ut Sewsnd-Olsss. Pm- sengers, nttssclscil lo Express TsbIiis. F«ro from Portlan-1 to Baerstmeulo ami Bars Enstsolissio-Unllissllesl.-z*; Flrsl elssu (LlnslWslli W>! Soeosssl-elssss (1,1- THUODOH VicKKTB Iss ssll |snlssl« Suutl und East, via California. TICKET OFFlCEMi Citv OrpscK, No. IM Cor. First A Aide Streets! .,. „ Depot Ofmoic, Cor. F A Front Streets; I'sirllnntl, Oresioss. R. KOEHLER, E. P. RpOI'-RS, M.nsscer. AssUO.F. *P.A'ss 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA Land i Invcstse^i Agsncy f X.I-&CIT-Q]-- ) THOMAS ALLSOP, ) HENRY S. MASON, - i CUTLER A. HOLLAND, ) HEAD OFFICE! 15 Serjeant's Inn. Fleet Street. LONDON, EI-Q. Tho Business of ALT-SOI been merged In the nliovi will bo carried on by the this dnte as n general La and Iusurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on iV Rates. Town Lots and I for Salo on easy terms. Victorin, B. C, May 16tb, A MASON bos Com puny and Company from id Investment ■jrtgngoatLow arming Lands TO SMOKERS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR THB BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, 0,,™ MAINLAND. tfTThcy aro not only made of the Choicest Tobacco bat thoy are of Home Mann factoro, and should bo patronized by all good citizons, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOK BU1LD1KG, COLUMBIA STREET, HEW tfESTMIMTER. dw!7noly WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries! And PROVISIONS. —ALSO— A WEIUELECTED STOCK OF DRYGOODS AND FURNISHimS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOOK, < nluasbl. Ilml, Hew We.lsaluMr noldwly mm 5«lfi §titurlt dblnmbimt H..lnrdaj EvenlHg. Sept. 9», 1889. ADVEITISIHQ RATfS FOR THE DjULY. Tr»atlentAdverllsemenls,-Kli*stlnser- tlon, lUcts. per line solid nonpareil; each ■ubst'<?uontcongccutlYoinsertloii,3cu-.per Hue. Advertisements not Inserted every dny-fln-t Insertion, 10cts. per line; subse- (iiienl Insertions, 5 cts, per line, ■.landing Advi'rtlsemenlB.-l'rnfcaRlim- hI or lliiHhiess Cards-*-82 per monlli. Spe* eiul rates for general trade advertising tu-i.unlniB to spuce occupied and duration of contract. Aiiriiwti Hn!en, when displayed, charged 25 (it-i cont. less than transient advts, If Nolld, eliari-ed at regular transient rates. rtiistvlnl NullccH among reading matter, ■20 ttt**. prr line each Insertion. Specials Inner*eil by the month at reduced rates, III n lis, MarrlageH mid Deaths,fl for eaeh liirtenlon; Funeral Notices In connection with deutlis- SO cts. eacb Insertion. WEEKLY AOVEBTISIKQ RATEI. TnMHli'nlAdverHtrnirnts.-FirstluRor- tlon, io els. per lino solid nonpareil; sub* scQin-u t. insertions, 7 ets, per line, BUndlne Advert Irtemenls— Professional or Business Cards—31.50 per month. Special rates for general trade advertising, Bpeclal Nutices, Births, Marriages aud Deaths, same rules as Daily. (tela mns'l beal) metal, nnd for lurge oats an extra rale will lie charged, *wTen«m« ■u'li'iiin; ■>■ mlveillsi'ments should bo eim-fiil I" stnto whether lliey are to appear In Un- h;dly Kilitlon, ortlie Woekly.orbotli. .\ iil.eml ruiliii'tlon is inndewlien liisertfii in hnlli. Nomlu-r* tisementlnserle.l for loss than fl. SUIIML'IUBICIIH Who do not receive thoU paper regularly, from the Carriers or ihniusli 11n- I'd-I Oflico, will confer a favor by reporting lhc same to tbe odlce of publtcitt Ion ut once, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Company Orders .Lieut. L! lover Lost. This Olllcc Knights of Pythias. T. Ackerman Por Sale V.O. Billodoau Exhibition floods Boges tt Hoard Drugs, etc., T. A. Muir Civic Holiday Mayor Appointments [2J Prov. Seo, Notice Jas. Ellard & Co, et nl The Gazette of Thunday contains tho following appointments: Samuel Gibbs, of Eudarby, und Arthur Louis Belyen, of Victoria, Eei-uires, notaries publio in and fur tho province of British Columbia; Arthur William Junes, of Victorin, Esq., official member of tho board of directors of the Itoyul hospital, Victoria. Now ia Ihe timo to advertisu special- tics, and The Ooi-umman is unequalled in tho nroviiico na an advertising medium. Fifteen hundred families read The Wkbki.y Colombian in Westmin* ster diitrict alone, and our subscribers aro increasing every week. The Co- jUimman lias the confidence of its readers, and therefore ita advertisements are valuable. The annual meeting of the Columbia District of tho Anciont Ordor of Foresters will bo held in Vancouver on Wednesday, October 2nd, ufter tho arrival of tho steamer from Victorin. Delegates will be present from nil the Cotiits of Forestry in the provinco. Tho delegates who will ropresent this city are Mr. John McMurphy, Sr., and Mr, Alex. Coutts. Canada h.is a pictorial journal which, for the bounty of its illustrations-, need four coinpdnaon neit hor in tho United States nor iu Europe. Tlm last number iif the Dominion Illustrated up thu usual hif'li f-tandurd, nnd its favcra are distributed protty fairly over iho whole Dominion- Wo can ci'inmeinl it ns a good family paper, tho student of Canadian history l«» tht Fresh Eastarn Oysters at B. J. Armstrong's. to The Vancouver rillo association prizo meeting is in progress. Somo good shooting lias boon made. Walker & Co. havo Sapperton Lots near New Hospital and Ross-Mac- laren Mills, at old prices. * The str. Rithet left for Victoria this morning with 30 passengers, and a full load of farm produce. A splendid assortment of Gent's fino Slippers or tine Gent'a Slippers just opened up at Grant & Maclure. * Seo tho new adv. of A. & E. W. Mclunies, dealers in all kinds of groctiri'JB and general provisions. St. Paul's R. E, Church to-morrow. Subject: Morning—"The Lama Man"; evening-*-''Sinful Prayers Answerod." It is exported Mr. Thos. Earle will be returned, to ropresent Victorh iu tlio Dominion parliament, by acclamation. The s.-tlo cf work, held by Mrs. Sillitoe in the Temperance Hall closed yesti rdtiy and resulted very successfully. Cheap lots, corner Fortosque and Melbourne al reels—nubs, lot 15, block 10-on easy terms.—-Woods, Tumor it Gam bin. * Tho atr. Irving loft for up rivet ports this morning''wi'tli' 25 'tons ot freight and a largo number of passengers. JWgaiu hunters will do well tu look through W. &, G. Wolfendon's stuck of Dry Gowda, Huts aud Clothing, now clearing at cost. *tc Riohards, Haywood & Mackintosh have 5 acre lirownsvillo lots at §20 an acre; lull' cash, balance in 0 montha, without intereat. oclOml Tho wet weather to-day having pro veuted tbe foot ball club playing their proposed match, Ihey will play uu Mondny ut 4:30 p. in. Tho Bhip Titania sailed from Vic toiiu today, for England, with 33,- 721 oat-es of salmon, valued at $194,- 023. Sho alio took §75,000 worth of furs for the Hudson Bay Oompany. Mayor Townsend has proclaimed Thursday October 3rd a civic holiday. It is expected tho schools will be closed un both Thursday nnd Friday tu alluw tho children to enjoy the fun. Di'ad humpback salmon in countless numbers line tho brinks of the Fruser rivor betwoou Chilliwhack and tho mouth of the Harrison river. The odors arising from tlio decayed fish are very offensive. Esquimalt hurbor is snid to bo full of cohoes, and the fishorinon end men' from thu war vesscla aro said to he catching (hem in vory large numbers. In a fow days these hah will head for the Fr-iser river. The W. C. T. U. have completed arra linemen ts whereby thoy will be ablo to furnish thoir friends and tho general public, first class meals at a nominal rate, in the exhibition grounds during the celebration. A genenl meeting of the colobratiuii oominhtetM will be hold at tho oity hull Lhb evening nt 8 o'clock, and the presence of every member is desired. This will bj the final gonoral mooting before the culobrntion. Messrs. Bull-Irving, Pnttorson it Oo. have offered SIBtu tho boBt appointed wui-oii representing n trado or industry, iu tho grand procession en Thursday next. This lililo mini ia worth competing for. A requisition was circulated this] nftei ni •uu ask in-/; Mayor Townsend to call a public moeting for Tuesday evening, October Sth, to discuss local politics, The requisition u ill bo pre- ooiited uu Monday uight. The Salvation Army will improve tho exhibition occasion, an will bo euen by their postors. Ou Wednesday and Thursday next thero will bo quileHii Hccession to tho local forco und He-oral gtand meetings. Mr. Hiiinuel Robertson- uf Lnngley, lid* generously sunt five boxes of fine apples for thu u-ju of the patients nt the jiruvinoial asylum fur tho insnno. It is neodluas to miy tho fruit ia greatly appreciated. The C. P. N. Co. kindly dollverod the boxes free of charge. The board of works should mnke a fmint of having Agues street complete* ysidewalked beforo lho exhibition opens. In its present unfinished condition it is anything but attractive in appearance, uud na it will be ono of tne main thoroughfares to the exhibition grounds it should receive a littlo more attention. Tlie regular Sunday afternoon gospel sorvico for men ouly, under the auspices of the V. M, 0. A., will bo held in Herring's Opera Houso to-morrow at 4 p. m.. and will bo addressed by Mr. H. E. Drown, travelling secretary 'of the international committeo of the United States and Canada, and N. II. JmIm, atate secretary of tho Young Men's Christian Association. Thoy will ala i addreu a mass -nesting ia the ovening at tho aamo place after the rogular ohuroh sorvices. resources uud progress it is indispensable, There is a man in Victoria who loans Uaga fur decorating purposes, and to him the oily applied for 200 of his colored cotton, to hu used three days next week iu connection with tho exhibition, Tlio JIufM camo tu hand safely lust night, and so did a little bill uf $150 fur their use, but as tlie latter chargo seemed to bo a little oxecssivo the box wbb promptly trundled aboard tho stoamer and reshippod to Victoria, hogorra. Murdering Dick, alias hslf a dozen other lilies and cognomens, appeared this niorningat tho district court, beforo Capt. Pittendrigh, in answer to a charge of houso breaking-and tlioffc. The caso wns remanded until Monday, in order to nivo timo to collect further evidence. A noble army of Siwnahes attended Dick iu his audience before tho "beak," and he evidently figures its a kind of hern among them. Ho ia said tu be possessed of considerable tum-tum. PAI-Y BBITISH OOIsPMBiAy, NEW W^TMIKSTBR, ft p., SEPTEMBER 28, 1889. CMIdrtln Cryfof Ptohff-CastoHa Early llealn*-. Tho dry goods and olothing merchants havo come to an agreement whereby they wilt closo thoir respective places of businesa overy evening, oxcept Saturday, at 7 o'clock sharp, un and after October 7th. This is a really good move, but should have been made mouths ngu. The hours uf labor for a dry goods or grocery dork Should not he lunger Mian fora mechanics' nud wo hope now to tee tin* grocers and other merchan'a full into line and adopt the early closing syslem. Surrey and Delta KxhliiHtons. The Surrey agricultural exhibition will btt held nt tho town hnll, Surrey Centre, ou Monday next. Persons wishing to attend fiopi this city can drive, over by way of tlto Scott road. The Dolt i ahow takes placo tho day after, uu Tuesday, Oct, lat, and for tho convenience of those desirous of vlsjUng tho exhibition and taking oxhibits from this city tlio steamer Adelaido will leavo Westminster on the day of the show ut 1 n. in., carrying exhibits freo and pas sougers at 50 cents for tho round trip. Excursion rates will be given besides on the 0, P. N. Co's steamers und str. Dunsmuir. Dreorntlons. The arch on Park Lano. ia well under way and pi ves abundant promise of being v .,,- haudsoino when completed, rite two Columbia street arches will be commenced on Monday morning. The merchants aro preparing to decorate their busincts places in good style and mnny of them will go tn conaiderablo expense in the nutter. Tho Hamley block will be decorated in a novel and elabontUi style, and tho spaces betweon the windows on tho second story will each contain appropriate mottoes. Twelvo handsome mottoes of welcome will bc stretched across tho full width of Oolumbla street. Monday morning will see tho decorators as busy as boos all ovor tho **i-y. S'l'fimrln** ror lhc Celebration. Tho rifles paraded laat night 25 strong, all told, under Lieut Glover, and were put through tho manual exorcise, company drill and marching- all of which movements woro satisfactorily performed. Headed by tho band, the company marched out for half an hour, and it was observed that tlto men were much moro steady and nccurato than was to be expected for the first drill of tho season. Tho company will parade again on Monday night in full dress, and it is expected the turnout will be aa large as on inspection day. The artillery nlso parados on Monday night, uud tho majority of tho men havo promised to attend. The success of tho military parado in tlio grand procossiun on Thursday next largely depends ontho attendance nt tho Monday niglit parade, consequently it remains with thu nii'ii of both companies to show tho propor esprit de corps on thiB oc- cua'toti. A Tough Cane. Wm. O'Brion alias Hugh McCulI, charged with being drunk nnd Incapable, stood up boforo hia honor'this morning nnd admitted tho fact. Hia reason for giving nuother name whon ho last appeared before tho court was because lio did not want hts conduct to he known generally. Ilo is tho man who laid an information for assault against W. E, Dickinson some timo ago, nnd nover appeared in the case. Hia honor hnod O'Brien 810, or in default ono month in jail, and he was given until 12 o'clock, noon, to leave tho town. O'Brien nerved threo montha In jail lately, and the officers have him down on their montal slatos ns "a tough card," "a hard Beed," "a downy bird," and "a hot ticket." Tho man doesn't look na bad as all that, but his general appearance is such that muat men would, as In tho old dnys of '49, slip a hand secretly around in tho neighborhood of the hip-pocket in search of something swiftor than the fist, upon mcotin-r him in a lonely neighborhood nbout dark. You can liavo your eyes examined and tlto B. Laurence Pebble Spectacles and Eye-Classes scientifically adjusted to your sight. Mr, Lauraneo- the eminent Oonlist-Optician, will be at D, 8. Curtis & Co.'s Drug Store during oxhibition days, There is no extra charge for examination or consultation. Flial Toarbe*. Tho exhibition buildings are receiving their finishing touches in the way of decorations. A largo number of tneu have been employed during lho last few days ai ranging theso embellishments, und thu chango wrought in that time has been wonder* ful. All thu pillars and supports aro now clad in red, whito and bluo bunting, gracefully set off with evergreens and autumn leaves. The effect uf this blending is extremely pretty. Around the window frames the decorations are continued and in every direction the walls are festooned and draped. Everything outside tho buildings is nearly out of tho workmen's hands, and Monday at tho latest will see tho whole complete and in readiness. The grand Btand, with accommodation for 1,500 people, is finished, and tho judges' etind opposito is nl*o nearing completion. In tho atock yards a small stand has been arranged for tho convenience of the judges ou live stock. Tho first exhibits that huvo boon received wero placed in the machinery annex yesterday, MosBrs. F, G. Strickland it Co. being the exhibitors. On that portion of tho grounds reserved for business purposes, small shops, restaurants and stands are rapidly sptinging iuto existence, und n busy sput this promises to bo. The idea of having thu bqoths iu ono quarter uf tho grounds was excellent, Tho race course is tinished, but tho roller will ho kept ut work on it till tho very last moment. Tlto gounds were visited by many hundreds of peoplo yesterday, who wero all surprised and pleased at the rapidity .vith which tho work hus bueu porformed, Tbo i'clcbrullon Fuml Following are tho amounts subscribed to tho celebration fund since publication of tho first Hat iu there columns two weeks ago: Per R, Dickinson, ?212.G3; Brunetto S. M. Co §100j C. P. N. Co., 850; D. R. Bron* nan, $50; Wostcott it Raymond, 850; Queens Hotol, §50; A. J. Tolmie, 850; S. Woods, £50; funds from previous celebration, per M. M. English, $35: M. M. English, $25; D. Drysdalo, $25; Lowenburg, Harris & Co., $25; J. Ellard & Co., $25; 0. McDonough, $25; P. O. Bilodeau, $20, King & Koery, $20; Gray Bros., $20; J, M. Bhtckio, $20; Wright & Jamieson. $15; F. Raith, $10; Archibald Bros. & Williams, $10; Dickinson it Bionio, $10; J. A. Webster, $10; G. E. Parkcs, $10; J. C. Dockrill, $10; Kwong On Wo it Co., $10; K. B. Gavoreau, §10; Baker Bros., $10; G. Mend, $5; A. Charleson, $5; F. Crake, $5; W. A. DeWolf Smith, $5; Hall & Clements, $5; W. Moresby, $5; W. H. Howling, So; J. Houston, $5; W. Thibaudoiiu, $5;. A Grant, $5; A. Insley, $5; F. Forrest, $5; J. E.* Gaynor, $5; Jos. Burr, $5; B. W. Shiles, $5; C. H. Clow, $5; R. B. Kelly, $5; P. MoTiernan, $5; A. Bull, §2.C0j Dr. Welsh, $2.50; J. L, .Caldwell, $2.60) W. H. Falding, $2.50; Mrs. Hogan, $2.50; E. A. Wadhmns, 32,50; U. F. Drummond, $2; J. C. Smith, $2; J. L. Chia- holm, $2; W. D. Purdy, $2; J. Patterson, $1; J. 8. Clute, JBJ JS. Mr. Fraaer, tho treasurer, requests poit of honor being given to the Royal City maidon. The Indian encampment car wilt also bo very attractive. Many of the cars will bo drawn by four horses, nnd all will be gaily caparisoned. Grand Marshal Ackerman will be assisted by six deputy marshals, and to thom will bo assigned tho duty of keeping tho proper order of tlio procession, and directing ita movements. It ia expected the procession will bo ovur a utile long, nud the grandest evor seen iu the province. The procession will form at the Orescent at 0:30 sharp, un Thursday morning, and nt 10 o'olook sharp the order to march will be given. It will proceed down Columbia to Douglas street, up to Agnos street and thenco to Park lane and Queen's park, circling onco the race course, after which the grand marshal wilt dismiss the parado. Iireaa lioods nl Cost m Wolffenden's. Overcoats, Olothing and Gentlemen's Furnishings, suitable for present and winter uso, clearing at cost prices, nt W. A O. Wulfendeu's. *to BT A SMALL HOUND MTOII; branded behind right shoulder, suitable ro- ward will be paid to anyone returning same to this office. dso28wl THB KNIGHTR OF PYTHIAS WILL meet In the Board of Trade Hall at fl o'clock sharp on THURSDAY, Oct, 3rd, for lhe purpose of Joining the prorosslou. inning Brethren oro invited to " lu the parade, o take part T. ACKEItMAN, C. 0.3 Mr.* Lnuranoe, the eminent Oculist* Optician, wilt be at 1». S. Curtis k Co.'s Drug Storo on October 2, 8 and 4, for the purpose of adjusting tho B. Lnurancc l'obble and other spectacles and eyeglasses to alt conditions of sight. His thorough knowledge of his profession and large experience enables him to select such lenses as are best adapted to each ro'uihoineut, however difficult, and always ensures to the wearers of tlie B. Lauraneo spectacles caso and comfort, aud un abiding improvement to their sight. us to state thnt owing to tho limited timo at hii disposal ho has not boon iibio tr eail on everyone, nnd ho would h*cl (.bilged to those who have beon overlooked if they will call at tho Bank of Montreal and subscribe. Colonial Wailing!, Tho ColariUt has found itself mistaken in its lirst estimate of (he local murning paper, and bemoans its disappointment in the following terms: "Wo confess to boing disappointed in Truth of Westminster. Wp believed that, whatever failing*- it might have, it would bo manly and it would be original. But we find that it has begun to steal, and to steal, too, from tho Times. Wo are grioved to see that what it Iisb stulon is not worth stealing. It has stolon tho manners of tho TiHit'.*, and committed a most con- tomptiblo plagiarism. The Times has copyrighted "Honest John," and young Truth has shown itaelf so deficient in originality aa to appropriate as its own tho nickname This is a vory paltry theft. If Truth must havo a nickname, if it must ba vixenish and childish nt the same time, it surely possesses bruins enough to invent an offensive namo of its own. But we thought that uur yonng contemporary was abovo calling names. We saw that it wiU a littlo rough on the surface, but wu funded that we discerned a gleam of the jewel underneath. But wu aro afraid now that it is not only rough ou tlm surface, but coarso and weak all through. Stealing the Times' nicknamu and imitating its weakness nnd childishness is n very poor sign. The rough who rips out a big round oalh at thu man who offends him mny bc a good fellow at bottom, but the loafer who vouts hia spite un tlio neighbor who is too decant to associate with him by culling him a nickname, is pretty certain to ho a sneak through nnd through. Wo trust that tho 2Vut"A will live up to its name, aud if it is bound to bo rude and unmannerly, it will not steal its neighbor's bad language" The (i rn nd I'mresalnn. Mr. S, J. Tohmpson, chairman of tlio procession committeo nud Mr. T. Ackerman, i/rnml marshal of tho day, wero busy to-day arranging the order of the grand procession for Thursday noxt. Following is tho proposed or* dor of tho procession, but theae arrangements will probably bu changed in some iust-inces before tho dny nam* od; Oraud MnrsbnI. . C Unitary Hand, H. O, A. No. ] Battery, R, c. 0. A. and Now Westminster uuios. ('arilugo containing Ills Honor Lieut,* Governor NgImou, Hon, John Hobson and Slayer Townsend. arringes oontalnlng'mombcrs of the Pro* vlnofal Cabinet, members of tiio Dominion aud Provincial Parliaments, tbo Aldcrmon of New Westminstor and Distinguished Visitors, Allegorical Car representing: the Five Cities of tho Province, N, W. Itillcs' Baud. Kiremon and Visiting Tennis, Athletic CInti-s'. Pipers. S', Andrew's and Caledonian Socioty. Other Hoclellof. Orand Oar lleprosonllnn; Farming Industry, GUIXsonfl on Foot Allegorical and Representative Ours of the Various Industries, Vancouver Brass Hand, Grand Car representing an Indian En- oumpmont. Citizens In C'arringes, It is estimated thnt fully 50 cars ro* pret'eiitini* the various industries will tnko part in tho procession. The allegorical cur representing the fivo cities of British Columbia will be the grandest of them all. Fivo young and pretty ladles will represent the oities, tho "When IUby wu slok, ire (-are her Cutoria, When ahe wna a Child, ehe cried for Cutoria, Whon ahe became Miss, she oIudj to Cutorls, Whsa ibshrrt CUldr-m, the p»ro than Casterii SEW WUKH1 RIFLES! COMPANY ORDERS. mHE COMPANY WIU, PARADE AT 1 the Drill Shosl at sj o'olook sluirp oss MONDAY evosslng, Supt. 8utll. Uniform: Fssll slrssss, ctsakos sssssl leggings. Evory sssnis must be presosst , „ FBED. B. QLOVEB, slsossta , i,iout.-t'om'd'e. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. 7, . i??°iJve ll,e undersigned Dry Goods nnd Clothing Morohaiita of New West* minster will elose onr respective places of business every evoning at 7 o'olock sliarp, except Saturday, ■US. ELLARD A CO. MRft WM. RAE. OGLE, CAMPBELL* FREEMAN. WALKER A MHADWEtL. J. E. PHILLIPS. OGLE, CAMPBELL A CO. Now West,, Sopt. 23,1889, dsr-28w2 TJAPTIST CtUTlU'Il, Agues Street, rd's Day Sabbath _ East of Mary Htreet, Services at 11 a, m. and 7 l Sehool andBlhle Class at 2*30 p. m. All seats free; strangers cordially welcomed, —Rev. Thos. Baldwin, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH, Mury Streot. Bev. J. H. White, Pastor. 'Ices nt 11 a. m. und 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Glass 2:30 p. m, Prnyer Meeting on Thursdays nt 7.30p.m. Seats free; stran**ors cordially invited. HT, PAUL'S CMT'RCH, John Si-reot, to Opposite OranRe Hnll. Rev. Thomns Haddon, Pastor. Services every Sunday at lt a. m. and 7 p. m. Thursday evonlnirs at7*30 o'clock. Seats free; nil nro cordially invited. Hnmluy Hoimo! atgigjj p. m. CfllVKCIl OP _ _r TRINITY CHURCH; •BNGLAm-HOLY -IURCH; Rector, Tho Ulshon. S, MARY'S CHURCH; Rector, The ven, Archdeacon Woods, Services in holli churches every day. All seals frou. Both churches opon all day for private prayer. -DUES BYTE MAN CHURCH (ST. Jf ANDREW'S), corner Carnarvon and Blackwood Sis. Rev. Thos, Scolder, pnstor, .Services ntll a. in. nud 7p. in.; Suu- day-school und Bible-class at 2.;«l p. m.; Prayer-mooting on Thursday evenings at 7.!it). Seats freo; strnngcra welcome. KP.-FOYAL LODGE NO. fl. Regular . Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Oddfellows'Hull. Visiting Broth* ron welcome,--,J. E. KNinirr, K.of It, Aft, 1° O. Q, T.-EXOELSIOK LODGE NO. 8 meets ovory Monday evening at 8o'- clock, in tho Temperance Hall, Columbia St, Visiting members are cordially invlt- ed.-W. O. Lovb, Reo. See. CALEDONIA *fc HT. ANDREW'S SOCIBTY.-TI10 regular meeting!* of tliis Association are held on tbo last Tuos* day of each montli, at« o'clock p.m. All Scotchmen aro invited to attend,-John Uoib.Soc, A O. F.-COURT LORD DUFFRRIN, i\. No. om The regular meetings of the abovo Court are hold ut the Forcslers' Hall, oa the nml and third Wednesday In each month, at 8 p. ni.—Jno. McMum-hy, Bern*., P. O. R. \XT C, T. U.~REaULA.lt MEETING Vf ■ overy Wednesday afternoon nt 8 o'clock at the w. O. T. U. Headquarters, Douglas SU Loyal Legion In tho same 61ace every Friday afternoon,—Mas, Jas, UNNiNMtAM, President; MBS. J. A.Cun* NiNoiiAM, Secretary. -W. C. Coatham, sec FOR SALE. 1 YOKE GOOD WORK OXEN.-AppTy 1 to P. O.'DILLODBAU, dse28ffU Depot Hotol. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. HIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT- Govcruorhas been pleased to mako tho following appointment:— Oth September, 1880. William CurtlsSamp-ion, of Whonnook, "ill, - ■■ - .y of ... vlnco of British Columbhi. and for tlm County of Westminster, Pro* " dsc28tl •PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. HIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT- Govornor has been pleased to mnko tlio following uppolntiuents: IDth September, 1881). Joseph Plirys Plunta, of Nannlmo, Es* ouiro, ft. M, lobe a Selector of Jurors for Nanaimo District, vice James Harvey, Esquire, J, P. Huh September, 1830. Arthur Williams Jones, of Victoria, Esquire, lo bo nn Ofllalnl Member of lhe Board of Directors of 1 lie Itoynl Hotpilal, Victoria, dsofflll FOR SALE. 1 f-A ACRES OHOIOE FARMING LANp LO\J nenr Ladner's Landing; purtly lin- proved; price 618 por acre,—Apply to RICHARDS, HAYWOOD* MACKINTOSH. dio83wl Colonial Blook, New west.,B,0. Ball Tickets. rniCKETS FOR THE CITIZENS' BALL L enn bo procured at Hall's Book Store, tho Colonial Hotel, Lyal's Book Store, nnd from tbe members of tho Ball Committee. Tickets (admitting gontlcmaii and two ladlos)-32.C3 each. dse27td Pupils Wanted. mHOROUOH INSTRUCTION GIVEN L onthoplunonnd organ at reasonable erms, Tho Boston Conservatory method ised. Address, MRS. B. A. KRITCH, ™se27W P. O. Box 3*5. Celebration Committees GENERAL MEETING OK OELE- Isnstlon Oosssssslttcos will bo hols] Iss —- Oity HbII at 8 o'olock sharp oss HAT- UltDAY ovenlsssr, BcntomSjersj-'b. Alssll ultossdisssco Is requested. 6. T. MACKINTOSH, Secretary, CIVIC JIOLIDAY. BY VIRTUE OF THE POWERS PER- lalnlng to mo ns Mayor, I hereby appoint and proclaim Thursday llie 3rd Day of October, 1889, aClvIc Holiday within Iho limits of tbo City of New Westminster, of -vhieh all persons will tuke notice and govern themselves accordingly. Given under my hand nl tho City Hall, In tho City of Now Westminster, this 28th duyofSeptoinbor, 1881). WM. B. TOWNSEND. dse28t4 Mayor. Str.Cladys WIU leave for Chilliwliack on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday during Exhibition [* Week. <lse.md ff.JMEli&CO. BANK BUILDINaS, Mary Street, Now Westminster, B.C. [Telephonic No. __.] 14 CLARE MUD, HALIFAX, ENG1AND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEVANCERS, REAL ESTATE ANO INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK ANO SHARE BROKERS. London nnd L.neuhlr, Inr. nut Brltl.h Umpire Lire In.tsrssnc, Contpstules. H,w Weitmlniler Building Society. Acconnunt's Uffiou, Uloe.se of N.W. City Assdltori, 18.6, lm and 1881. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING Of BEAL PROPEsT- " TY IN THE OITY AND DIBTHIOT, and otlsor sssossotm-y IriisssiiistlollH. nsvve several sjood Isivoslsssenls on their books, ssssd nil new coiners svill dn well lo call bolosss doing businoss plsowboro. slsvStlely AnoUsor coissignnsesst ol clouds Just arrives!. Wo hus'O uow got The Best English, Scotch and French Goods That can lie lins! In the siinrlcef, Posltls-e- ly tbo choicest eoloctiou nt l'nntlinss In the city, nsssl ntsirlecs to stslt overyuorty. { Cull nnd bocossvlnccd. NotroublosoHhosv goods, All nro welcome lo inspect, whether ihoy buy or not, AH work guaranteed, and done on the shortest potisiblc notice, „ on the M..._ lsb Columbia for llio -t-__MX-BXt,XOA.__V Science of Dress Cutting Which insurcu a perfect lit every time and Is ao easy that a child can understand It, beggsITheard, Leading Merchant Tailors, 1 Dour West of Dickinson's Illstchi'rHliim, dmhlyl 88 COLUMBIA 8T1IHKT. JUST -:- Our first consignment of LADIES' JACKETS! Also the largest assortment of MANTLEs^ ««**GLOTH8 XZar TUB FBOTIliTaB. SPECIAL: Plushes in all the new shades. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman THE LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE. HMsSOMC BLOCK, NEW WEsSTsWIiWI EK. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO, HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR -:- COMPLETE STOCK OF *> FOR FALL AND WINTER. A PARTICULARLY GOOD LINE in MEN'S LIGHT FALL OVERCOATS. AND SPECIAL THINGS IN SOYS' SUITS. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. Hie Popular Clothing House, • • ■ Columbia Street. R. J. ARMSTRONG, Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. *L.a*bxa™.ox XXexx_ha.se, !™Cac3sexel, Salt Ood, Js_xxx_.our's T7x_c. Hams, ^.imoui's *CJnc. "Bacon. FIovlx. "Bran. Slioxts, ^HIGHEST PKIOES FA1D FOR FARM PRODUCE, -nUT-ir Sooullaf-Armstrong Blook, Columbia St. voivm yn,-i*Q, ti Jas. Ellard ,Cc Are Now Opening -THEIR- FIRST INSTALMEN! -OF- FALL MILLINERY =ALSO= A COMPLETE L>IJSIE OF Ladies', Misses' and Children's Mantles, Cloaks and Jackets. LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. ttwool8to J™1'- w!f"^c-U-E^,Jtl_.-p Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. . OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full line of gncctUClcs & Eyc-GIns.Ses In steel, rubliur, iiilver arc byU\ framea. Tho finest Pebbles mode, 64 por pair; all sights suited. Special r-ttmition givou to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having learn*™, tlm business thoroughly horn some of the finest Horologers lu England, and since thon managed the watch-repairing departments of a few of tho best firms on thu otmti- nciit of America, is a -iuUiuiont guarantee ol good workmanship. Formerly mni'i ger for nearly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savago k Lyman, Montreal. ClmrgttH moderate, aa&iWSfr**^ MoNTitEAL, Dec, 1887-—Mr; F, Crake.—Andw, Robertson, Esq., Chairman of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I nevr found a V/titclnnaker who did so well for me aa you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you are not l-uro to-day." Jwiipiato O. S. CURTIS St C AQENTS B. LAURANCE'S RPEOTAOLES. Wholesale and Eetail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. W. £ G. Wolfenden, Cor. Columbia and Mary Sis., New Westminster. The above named firm having fully decided to retire from the Dry Goods business and confine their attention to the Grocery Business for the future, now offer the whole of their Choice, New, Well Selected and Well Bought Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing at Cost Prices for Cash. Ar-ncliwoo I. now olTssred to Intending purchasers, ns tlio stock consists of goosls just suited for tlso present nnd cosuinc season. All frcsls and In prime order asssl pssrolsnscd in tlso bost foreign markets at rook bottom prices. Salo to commence on Monday, tho Idtls issstsint, assd to continuo until the whole oftho stockilisss been closed out. REMEMBER THE PLACE; Cornor of Col- umlisa and Mary Streets. W. & Q. WOLFENDEN. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries afld Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S. - Oolumbia Street. New Goods arriving all the time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc, Call and get prices. dwtc BON MARCHE. SPECIAL BARGAINS in New Dre,ss Goods, Jackets, Paletots, Dolmanettos, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from $7.00. WALKER & SHADWELL, ds».oloto - COLUMBIA ITB]KKT.
Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890).
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