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jjOTowmentrrintrngolB*- TOIiUMB 7 MEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBEU 2D, 1889. NUMBER 74 PROFESSIONM. AND BUSINESS CARDS. K. II. II. WOODS, BARIUOTER-AT-LAW. OsTloo-MoKcss- ssla HIrcot, slstuatss e T. C. ATKINSON, AlIRISTEn.SOLICIl'OU-.Ac. Offlccs- l r-ii'SonlcHulldlng, New Westminster, c. dwto AKMSTltONG-fc. UCKSTK1N, BARRISTERS, 80L10ITOIIS, BTO.- Masonto Building, Now Westmin- BKjr, B. 0. (hvmy-Jto W. MOHMAN tiOLH, U. C, T>AKRiaTEB*AT-LAW,LANl) AGENT. D Money to Loan. Olfice-CInrkson St., IVew Westminster, B.C. dto OlKBOlLD, He< OIL A -JKSSJH, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, eto. Offloe**—Masonlo Buildings, New Westminster, and Vancouvor, B. 0. dwto A. C. DUVDONE-JACK, itl.A-i BARRISTER, SOMCITOR, NOTARY Public. Ao. Ollicu In the Hamley liiilhlltig, Columbia Nl., opposite thoCol- nnlal Hotel. rtw-iuiitc ..OHKPII fi, GAYNOIl, II.A.,Lb.B. GiOhB MEDALIST of tho Univorsltj of . Dublin. BAHUISTER-AT LAW of (be High Oourt of Justice, Ireland, Oillces, Corner McKenzio A Clurkson Sts., Kew Westminster. dwfc2Uo A. J. HOLMES, D. D. S., SURGEON DENTIST. Graduate of the Ohio CoIIogo of lleiitnl Sumory. Ih now with Dr. C. E. 0. Urown. All work skillfully performed. Rooms n it 0, Bank jf B. 0., Columbia hi. liotirs-8 to 12 a.m, * t:3P to 0 p. m. djlyato A O. W. GRANT, RCHITECT. Oliloo-Corner Mnry and Clurkson Sis., Westminster, dwtc GLOW Si AIAtiLUHB, ARCHITECTS. OIIlce--Room E, over UankofB.CMColamhIa8treet,Wostr iiiUitder. dto WH.LIA.1f H. KING, ARCHITECT.HANITARYENGINEER, Aa, Removed to Armstrong's Block, Columbia Street, Westminster -- Itoom No. 2. dto W. TH1UAUDHAU, I AND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS- j man. Hamley Block, Now Westminster, 3. a dinyl5to A. V. LOTTOS'. DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR. Office! Roomi),Bank of B. 0. bnlldlng, Wtislmlnster, B. 0. _ AI.BERT J. IULL (M.CAN.Soo.CE.), CIlVILENGINKEn.LANDSURVEYOU j and DRAUGHTSMAN. Hamley Block, Now Westminster. dwau23to U. I'lTTENDBIflH, llEAL ESTATE BROKER nnd County JX Court Agont. Commissioner, Notary Public, Ac. Rents collected. Offloe—McKenzie Street, Now Westminster, B. 0. T. J. TRAPP, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. Columbia Streot, New Westminster. <AU '-ommlsslons will receivo prompt mul "ireful attention. Best references glvon when required. inhUMc J. Rt FI.VLAYSON, rlANO TUNER, from Brondwood A Hons, London, England, nnd Stein- way A Sous, New York, now residing In Vancouver, will attend to orders loitnt Mr. 'Aod. ft. Hall's and I). Lyal A Co.'s stores. Trips 1st week of each month. . diuiHIo i'uuNBU, ni'tiox * to., MERCHANTS. Wharf St., Victotln. Agonts for North British and Mercantile Insuranco Co, for Mainland. H. C. Breton & Co., 3d PInsbury circus, London, ti. C. dtc ■ = OB" XtO-NlDOlSf^^-iVj-.itl. < tl'IT.W,, . £1,000,000 SIB. Rates ns low as nny other reliable Com- 'panU-H doing btislnest in British Colum- ■' W. J. ARMSTRONG, bin. djlysto . U. .iiijinuvuiiu. Agent for New West. ; BAKER BROS, ft CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Castlo St., Liverpool, England. J Bank Buildings, Columbia Streot, New , Westminster, H. C. 'Shipping and Commission I Aam-iTS, j Ceheral Wholesale Merchants & Ivpjrtehs ! Any description of Goods Imported to mior and Custom and Ship Broking transacted. Latest Freight nud Market Quotations, dwuu2to R RAND BROS. EM. ESTATE llllOICKKB, Conveyancers, Collector*, Anil Iusurance Agents, Mflccs nt NEW WESTMINSTER* Corner McKonzlo and Clarkson Sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Street. LONDON,England. BUILDING LOTS for salo In all sections -f Vtuieouver aud Now Westminstor City. FARM LANDS of superior quality for ale at Chilllwhack, Port Hammond, inhgloy, Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay,L»d- ■er's Landing, Luln Island, North Arm End Pitt River. Maps and Plans exhibited and the full- -it Information furuislied at nit ourotflcesi 'HE-. IT j! OST-A riPE, WITH OWNER'S IN* Li Klnls on silver band. Tiio Under will •t< rewarded by leaving same at Bank of Montreal. (1802313 GIRL WANTED HO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.- I. Apply to MRS. JAS. CUNNINGHAM, dsc'lUi Agnos Street. TO RENT. PHE UPSTAIRS PLAT IN BUILDING I corner of Columbia and Douglas Sis. -21s«ii. Apply to drw8tc HENRY V. EDMONDS. For Hire. HWO ORTHIIER TKAHH OFSTHONO L WOItKINCI HOIWF.B. FOR SALE. I A Garden In the City. f T CONTAINS 8 AMIES AND IS AM, A s. veiiGlalslo ssarsloii; Is alas. Us llio tor- islsssss ot tlsis Hossllsorss Unllwssy. Apply 0 a. A. KELLY, . slsislSml MssKosszIss St. T.J.TR GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Iisclsstlissf- Tools.of all Isussls of tlsss iiivit ssssslscu; Ital'bcu Wil'« for Fessoissg, ansl ull llio sseWt l'ullcy Blocks, Sisiils'li Blocks, Ko*h; & (ilmlii lis ssll sins 1 Tar & Oiikuiii) Tamil auJ Waiss P:i],cr for Bulldine* Paints i In all oolorsi l.lmild I'nilltS in all ahi.ilcs; Floor I'allllS rsiasly to uso; I Cross-cut S: Hand-Sum), uy Utensils for farniliiK! & (llialu In all ss-sssj Pitch, .SOUS _.«IUid PallltS iss all bisc-Iub; door I'ai'ltS many to uso; Grind Stones) Wail Paper in all desif-sssj Broom-; & ISrusIies for all pssr-soscB; lubricating Oils; Traps of aU slcsos'lptioss,', ausl a goneral assortsns>nt of Agricultural Implements, is*- Special attontion givon to onle-fl by snail. T. T. TSAPP SO CO. dwjly3tc CttLtTMm.v Stki:rt, Nkw Wtts-nHNnrmt. Ladies5 Sjr)S f2S a **i. «sO GRANT I ICLORE'S New Fall and Winter Goods J.S. MAKSON'S TAILORING ESTAUSHMENT, Columbia Street, New TVcstmiiietei*. Positively the largest ami host ossorteil stock ever shown in this city, consist* ing of French and I'ngli-th Worsteds, Scotch Suitings, Irish Serge, &..., 'KTPorfect fit guaranteed or no sale. New Good OPKNING DAILY AT THE \_tii E*nVs7 __mf S_a_. A complete stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, also Ladies' Sealctte and Plush Dolmans and Jackets. MES. "-CsT-M:. ***** JLtt. dtc C.'S. VOObS; Lansl Ssss'Vc A. 0. GAMBLE, Notary l'sslslio. Woods, Turner & Gamble, LAND SURVEYORS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Financial Agents and Conveyancers. Lissisl Sssrs-oylns- sn all its bmuclsos aoourutoly asssl promptly earrioil out. City ssnsl Sulsssrlsan Lands for Salo. Wo con shosv a complete list of slosirablo localities. Fanning lands,improved andunimpros'cd, tlsrouglsout tlsodistsict Money to Loan on l^irst Mortgage at Current Rate of Interest. Agents for tlie folloiving tnsiiraneo Coniptinios: Western of Toronto, -ffitna, City of London, Hartford and Travellers. OFFICE—Opposite Post Office, Bank of B. C. Building, Columbia Street, New Westminster. Telephone Call No. 33. P. 0. Drawer" W." dseiotc MAJOR * PEARSON, REAL E8TATE BROKERS, Financial and Insurance Agents, Proporty for Salo In all parts of tho City and Suburbs. Wo also havo llstoslsonso of tlso flnost fanning land sis tlso Provinco. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES TO RENT. Agents for tho Confederation Lifo Association of Torossto, tlso London (luarantce and Accident Co., Limited. Qossoral Agossta for llritlsh Columbia for tlso American Steam Boiler Isssuranco Co. of Nosv York, tho Hoyal aud Atlas Eire Assurnnco Companies of England, Union Fire and Marino Insuranco Co. ol San Francisco, Sonth British Firo and Marino Insuranco Co. of Noss- Zealand, OFFICES NEW WESTMINSTER-Columbia Street, Bonk of B. C. Blook. VANCOUVER—Hastings Streot, opposito tlso Post Olllco, d-vsolOtc Richards, Haywood <£ Mackintosh, Real Estate and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. A.gents for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, SURVEYS TAKEN, MAPS AND PLANS PREPARED. "ftD QUI C, Bus'ncs8s Residence and Suburban Property, Improved and Unimproved ^Ull uHLI 1 Farming Lands, Timber and Mineral Claims. Colonial Block, NEW WESTMINSTER. - o x* x* x a xt s- 176 Cordova Street, VANCOUVER. 51 Yates Street, VICTORIA, Absolutely Pure* This powder never varies. A marvel ot pnrity.8trc*ij,'t1i and wholesomonesH. More eoonomfcHl than tlio ordinary kinds, and cannot lie mid In compelIMon wltli the multitude of low test;short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold oulyln cann. Royai. Baking Powder Co., 108 Wall St., Now York. ftfeiy Niqht Bell. Telephone 67. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Columbia St., - New Westminster. W*. HAVE ONE OF THK BEST Golcctdd Slocks in tho City, Our Drugs arc perfuctly pure nnd enn be thoronghly rol[ed upon, "Onr Own" Beef, Iron & Wine is, beyond the shadow of a doubt, tho beat preparation of ita kind in the world. dapl3tc BUSINESS NOTICE I HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN IXTO partnership E. W. McInnijm and ln future the businoss will be conducted under tho namo mid stylo of A. A E. W. MoInnieb. A. MuINNU.8. WE WISH TO'NOTIFY THE PUBLIO thai we havo re-opened In tho NEW STORE, -'.(-merCnlitinut.iA lloiiglun Ht.„ with a full and st-luot line of Groceries & Provisions Soliciting a contlnunncoof the pnhlic patronage. A. * E. W. MclNNIES. New Wesl., August 0,1680. dnuDyl It IOM Oft DRueeiSTS Queen's Hotel Block, Miir ss !;sTjsi\sTi:it. ilia TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES ritESCIUITIONS A SPECIALTY. Telephone Ho. S3; sisspitc d7lyal &ca~ Pianos, Organs, Vocalions BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS Etc., Etc, N. li.—Dohcrty Orguiis ss,w at 50 pus- ccsst, olT list I'S'iecs, fur cassis. Coluinbift St., New We-stmiiistcr. I SO CO. Real Estate, INSURANCE AXB*-**-*- Financial Agents Purchase Sell anil Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Asssl transact all BubIssoss relating to Seal Kslatss. —AGENTS FOR— London Auuiwict-Corporation. Connecticut Flro Imnranoo Co. or llartrord. Isondon nnd Lancnshlro Lire Assnr- ince Co, Canton tmurnnco once, Ld, (Marine) OFFICES! Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria stWMiirl TEMPORAL POWER Advocated for tlto Pope. Germany will Fight for Honor. Eliza Cook's Literary Pension, The Ives Trial. Price of Coal Rained. $110,000 Hotel Fire. U, S. Enterprise. Collapse of a Buffalo Speculation. U. S. Navy Yard on the Sound. No Chinese Reprisals, FAITHFUL CATHOLICS. Loudon, Sept. 25.—A frreat demon- Btratinu in favor of the Pope was given by the Out holies hore yesterday. Tho meeting waa attended hy 5,000 or fi,- 000 of the faithful sons of the church. They adopted a resolution expressing their sympathy -vith tho Holy Fathor, aud unjing tho restoration of the temporal power as tho only remedy for his grievances. The Pope sent Ids blessing to all present. \ TUK CHANCELLOR ILL. IShhlin, Sept. 26.--Prince Bismarck is ill mid unablo t> como tu Berlin today to take part in the preparations for lho reception «»f the Czar. ELIZA COOE DEAD. London, Sept. 26.—Tho death is annuunced of Eliza Cook, authorees and philanthrophist. A LITERARY PBNSIOK. Loniion, Sept. 25.—Eliza Cook', poetess, who died to day at Wimbledon, where she has been living in seduction for many years, subsisted chiefly on a literary pension of $100 per year, obtained in 1864. She wns 71 years of age. BOt'LANOEK STILL HOPES, London, Sept. 25.—Boulanger bears up with romarkablo severity undor the disappointment of his hopes for the ro- suit of Sunday's elections. Ho is Btill hopeful, deppito the largo majority against him and Chamber, and declares he has not lost faith iu tho futuro. "Tlio government everywhere steal votes like ravens," he asserts, "and thoir majorities are easily accounted for." Ho predicts that the majority will prove unmanageable, and that France will soon bo calling for Boulau* ger. AGAINST TIIE COTTON COKNER. Blackburn, Eng., Sept. 25.—Laat night at a special representative mooting of the oporativo cotton spinners of Blackburn nnd district, the following important resolution respecting the cotton eorni'iMTfta passed and resolved, that this meeting agrees iu caae the masters rofuso tu stop thoir mills for a fortnight in October, to assist in dealing the cotton corner, and that the operatives of nil mills shall be brought out by this association, und be paid by the amalgamation. A resolution was also passed recommending that the simmers hold shop meetings and de- cido to stop; and a mass meeting will bo held on Friday tu consider Iho question again. wheat firm. Liverpool, Sept. 25.—Wheat firmly held; Cal. 6s. lUd. BOULANUISM and honor. Berlin, Sept 25.—The Post says, editorially: "Although we are well aware that every party in France desires tho honor of revenge, we have no desire tu contend with n nation paralyzed by Boulangism. If there must be a struggle, let it be honorable in every acceptation of the term." BOSSING THE ROSS. Dublin, Sept. 25.—A number of quarrymen, employed on Parnell's estate at Asklow, threaten to strike in order to compol tho substitution of a local Nationalist for the present: agent of the estate, who is obnoxious to the employees. WITHOUT OPPOSITION. London, Sopt. 25.—Mr. Lone, Lib* oral, was elected to the vacant parliamentary Beat for Dundee, without opposition. ' THE BALTIC CASE, Ottawa, Sopt. 25.—It is probable that the minister of marines may order an investigation in the Baltic case. If the charge of ill-treatment by Hambly is proved accurate it would give tho government powor to eancel the certificate of tlio oflicer in charge of the steamer, COAL GOING UP Toronto, Sept. 25.—Tho coal dealers decided this morning to increase prices tlie 1st of October on stove and chestnut, from $5,50 to $6; grato nnd egg, from 95.25 to ^5.75. AN KXI'ENHIVE RLAZE. Cape May, N. J., Sept. 26.-At 1 o'clock this morning, the new Columbia hotel was found to bo on lire, nud wna totally destroyed _ together with Koeuig'a saloon ana garden adjoining, Tlio proprietor, Frank Hildreth, ami wifo wero iu tho houso but escaped without difficulty. Proporty worth about $80,000 was consumed. Tho hotel Was partially destroyed by fire in June, 1870, before being fully completed. A north-eait storm which prevailed proved of valuable assistance to firemen. Tho cause of the firo is not known. TUB NAPOLEON OF FINANCE. New York, Sopt. 25.—Tho jury in the Ives ease, who disagreed and wero discharged, stood nino for conviction, 2 for acquittal. The others could not make up their minds, as to tho guilt or innoceuco. Ives was remanded lo tho Tombs. PUGET SOUND U. S. NAVY YARD. Washinoton, Sopt. 25.—The commission appointed to select a site for a navy yard ou the Pacific coast, north of 42nd parallel, have recommended to tho secretary of tho navy the selection of a point on Puget Sound. 'Thoy sny that a sito should bo sought be* hindBninbridgelsland- whieh pi-Mosses advantages ovor nil other points, DARING MAIL RORDERY. Montgomery, Ala., Sopt. 25.—A mail train on tho Mobile & Ohio Rail* rond wob stopped at Buck Alluna bridge, noar Mobile, this morning, and robbed of $2,500 express money, and a number of registered letters. A QUICK RUN. Nkw York, Sept. 25,—Arrived, str. "City of Paris/' six days and 16 minutes. Best day'i run, 490 milos, roasted opium, San Franmsoo, Sept. 25.—The steamer Walla Walla, whloli arrivod from Victoria yesterday, was closely inspected by the customs officers this morning, as it was believed that she contained smuggled opium. One of them began to poke into the hot ashes under the furnace. He soon came upon & half-charred fivc-tacl opium box, and continuing his search, found about thirty more. The opium in the boxes bad been so badly roasted as to be entirely worthless. FATAL FALL. Kills JI. Bray, a foreman carpenter, fell this morning from tho roof of an engine house which is being reconstructed and was killed. WANTED TO LYNCH HIM. Chicago, Sept. 25.—Seth Twombloy, engineer of the freight engine which last ovening crashed into a train on the Keck Island road and killed five people, had a narrow escape from being lynched today. The crowd pursued him, but he escaped and was arrested later. It is said that he was drunk last night. FilOMINENT RAILHOADER DEAD. Bennington, Vermont, Sept. 25.— Daniel Robinson, president of the Troy nnd Boston Railroad, died this morning after a long illness, aged 75 years. A GIGANTIC UOLLAPsSE, Buffalo, N. Y., Sopt. 25.—A liroi of Buffalo speculators known as tho Big Bend Tunnel and Milting Co. collapsed to-day ; loss $2,000,000. Dr. Pierce, the patent medicine manufacturer, is tho proaidont nnd principal Btock-holder. Tho capital of. the company was $20,000,000. California was the chief field of operations. The Feather River in Butt County, Cal., with its rich gold deposits, was the allurement, but the task of getting the metal WU3 too colossal. The only revenue the company can now expect iB from the sale of these lands, some of which are valuable. DRACKETT FOR GOVERNOR. Boston, Mass., Sept. 25.—Republican stnto convention, first ballot for governor: Brackott, 743; L'rapo, 674. Brackctt's nomination was made Unanimously. A FAMOUS WHALER. New Bedford, Mtum., Sept. 26.— Oapt, George T. Bauldiy, the well- known Arctic whaleman, died at Monument to-day, aged 64. He was the most successful whaling captain in the northern waters. In the last five seasons ho took 124 whales. SUGAR FALLING. New York, Sept. 25.—Rumors recently prevailing about the issue of now securities by tho sugar trust, und the continued decline in tho prico of niw sugar on the London market, have apparently struck terror into the heart of small holders, nnd ns a result the price of certificates dropped rapidly this morning from 102$, at which they closed InBt night, to 971. About 7,- 000 shares wore sold. On reaching 07£ there was moro support extended to thoso certificates and a recovery tr* 09 took place. During the decline the crowd of brokers dealing ia certificates was tho largest since they were put on the market. Much anxiety is felt with regard to tho future of the market. .Gables from London, to-day, re* port the market for raw sugar weak, and deolining. But sugar, which a short timo ago quoted at 27s. 6d,, is, to-day, 13sM in the same period, the price of sugar certificates declined from 126 to to-day's figure, 97-1- THE DEADLY. COW-CATOHEH. Marysvillb, Cal, Sept. 25.—Lorn Lep Gon, a Chineso vegetable vendor, sixty-nine years of ago, this morning attempted to cross the track in front of a train from Sacramento. He was struck by the engine and hurled on to the cow-catcher, whero he remained until the train was stopped. When taken off he was found to bo dead, the back of his head boing split open by the force of tho blow received. ANOTHER INCENDIARY FIRE. Odgen, Utah, Sept. 25.—Another firo, undoubtedly incendiary occurred this morning. It destroyed a tobacco store, book store and a glassware establishment. It is believed the fire bugB in this case wero sneak thieves who desired to loot the stores. BRUTAL MURDER. San Francisco, Sept. 25.—Tlio body of a Chinaman, who had evidently been murdered, wns found in a lone* ly neighborbood, Into last night. A rock, weighing about 4 pounds, and having a few clots of blood on it, was found near the body, and as the dead man's skull was fractured, it is supposed that tliis waB tbe instrument of death. SHIPPING. San Fhancisco, Sept. 25.—Arrivod; the ship Valley Forgo from Doparturo Bay. NO REl'lUSAL YRT. San Francisco, Sopt. 25,—The Chinese oonsul-Kbnerul hero hns received no notification 'ro,n h'B government of its reported intention to inaugurate n system of repriials, in retaliation for the passage of the exclusion act; nor litis he recoived any private communication relative to the niatter. LOOKING WESTWARD. New York, Sopt. 25.—Tlio Journal this morning Bays editorally: M. M. Esteo, who is coming to the American congress in Washington as delegate frotn tho Pacific coast, will be tho spokesman of tho leading merchants of the Pacific states, when ho urges congress tj declare in favor of main* tabling, by governmental aid, lines of steamers to all points south of the United Stites nnd fo Australia and Japan. OTTAWA NOTES. Ottawa, Ont., Sopt. 23.—Judge Bole, of New Westminster, arrived here this morning. He received the nows of his appointment while on the train, and was warmly congratulated. HiB judicial appointment will bo gazetted on Saturday, Mr. Bole's seat in tho legislature thereby becoming vacant. Tlie government has approved the proposal of tho British Columbia executive to apply to the jails of Viotoria, Nnnaimo, Kamloops and New Westminster tho provisions of the law whereby a prisoner mny earn a remission of his sentence for good conduct, or forfeit the same for subsequent broach of regulations. Tlio rules suggested havo been agreed to. Wallace Graham, J. P., of Halifax, has been appointed judge of tho su* Sremo court of Nova Scotia, vice, araes, dooeased. Senator Tellemow emphatically contradicts the report that the Great North West Central charter was really bought by the Northern Pacific. He says tho purchasers aro an English syndicate solely. THE CHILLIWHACK SHOW. A DucrJittlon of Some of Ibe Splendid F.iblbitH—F*rmil Opealag f«- lunw. Special to Tub Columbian. Chilliwhack, Sept. 25.—Chilliwhack is busier and livelier to-day than it has been for tho put twelve months. Farmers' wagons, cattle and horses for oxhibition, and private carriages cover tho streets, making the scene at onee attractive and exciting. In the vicinity of the agricultural hall the crush is bewildering, the attend* anoe for the first day of the fair being larger than on any previous occasion. The weather is lovely and the indications are good for a continuance of the same. The number of entries are about the same as last year, iu most classes of exhibits, except horses and cattle, which are considerably larger. The show of thoroughbred cattle and graded stock is very large and fine and a noticeable improvement over last year, particularly ia Holsteins and Jerseys. In horses better blood is also more observed on all sides, and the number of'entries is larger than usual. This is taken as positive proof of the growing wealth of this flourishing municipality. Flourishing it is, nud ao it will continue. [ The ladies come to the front this year with finer displays of fancy work, knitted artioles, etc. Tho floral display is magnificent and wonderfully large. The dairy and vegetable exhibits are excellent. J. W. Wells, of Mission, shows a splendid sample of broom corn, whioh proves thii important article of commerce can be grown to perfection in British .Columbia. He also shows field corn eleven feet high, with ears 15 to 18 inches long, very eurious vegetable peaches, the champion pumpkin (weighing 150 pounds), and a braco of cauliflowers weighing 16 pounds each. A. O. Wells shows a sheaf of American banner oats, 5& ft, high with heads wonderful to behold. His entire crop of these oats averaged 100 bushels to the acre. L. M. Hall exhibits mangold wurtzels, 27 inches long, 18 inches in circumference, and weighing 26 pounds. J. Reece has a magnificent display of vegetables. HiB Swede turnips average 18 pounds each; short white carrots measure 17 inches in circumference, sugar beets averaging 17 per hundred pounds, and globe mangolds of mammoth size. J. McCuteheon has the finest display of Northern Spy variety of apples, and alao a splendid showing of most luscious dessert pears. F. H. Goodall has cooking pears averaging 30 ounces each. H. Kipp shows Canadian black walnuts, sweet chesnuts and butter nuts, whieh are well worthy of special mention. The president, Mr. Webb, and the secretary, Mr. G. W. Chadsey, as well as the directors of the association, are up to their eyes in work, and, to their credit be it satd, everything bai progressed smoothly. The judges are hard ut work and will finish their duties some time during the night. Tho formal opening of the exhibition will take placa at 10 a.m. to-morrow, when it is expected Hon. John Robson will be preient to perform the ceremony. The number of distinguished visitors is much smaller than last year, but a number ore expected to arrive this evening. Tomorrow will be the great day and preparations are being made on a large scale for the reception of the multitude. As usual, Mrs. Harrison's is the favorite hostelry and it is crowded to overflowing. Nearly all the exhibitors have promised to send their exhibits to the provincial show at New Weitminster and a great number of people from thii locality will also attend. Dress Woods ate—tat Woirendea-a. Overcoats, Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishings, suitable for present and winter use, clearing at cost prices, at W. & G. Wolfenden'a. *tc VhlilMbli CoDHlltuenry. Hon. Mr. Robson left for WestminBter this morning, and will be absent from the capital about S or 10 days, during which he will be present nt the agricultural exhibitions to be held at Chilliwack, Surrey, Delta and Westminster. Until the premier's return to Victoria his address will be West* minster.—Colonic. ■■'■■»■»'» Nol Thai Klttd ot a Han. It is rotated tbat a few evenings ago ouo of the midshipmen on the war* ships stationed at Esquimalt was visit* ing at the resilience of some friends in the city, The middy is quite youth* ful in years nnd appearance, and is rather pretty looking. When leaving tko house of his entertainer, the hos* tuss attempted to kill ber little guest, when tho midshipman drew himself away indignantly, exclaiming, "Excuse me, madam; I'm not that kind of a 'man!'"—Colonist; Darlac Bobbery at Vancouver. A daring robbery occurred at the Hotel Vancouver Monday evening about 6 o'clock. Some one, concern* ing whose identity thore ts not the slightest clue, entered the room of Mr. and Mrs. Major, third floor, and un* looking a trunk stole therefrom about $600 or 9700 worth of jewellery. The whole thing is shrouded in the greatest mystery. The door was locked, but was unloeked by the burglar, the keys of the trunk were taken from a drawer, and keys, valuables and all carried off. Mn. Major at the time was at tho tennis oourt. So far, it his beeu impossible to attach suspicion to any one with anv assurance of certainty. Similar hotel robberies have taken place in Victoria and Winnipeg recently. —News- Advertiser. NeteoMtHleal BepoH ttr Week Eadlai §nu list, im. MAX. KIN. RAIN. Sunday 68.0 68.0 Monday 72.0 *tt.O Tuesday 80.0 49.0 Wednesday 78.0 51.0 Thunday ' 71.0 M.0 Friday..' 62.0 61.0 0.03 Batm-Say 62.0 «0 Clear, warm, cloudy, calm. _____ A, WiMi Capt'n. Job prtnttag ot all kinds neatly dons at the Columbian offloe, Prices will be found as low as at any other oJce in the provlnoe —Ath Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla VICTORIA NEWS. Special to tbe Columbian. Skipping and Other Holes.—J nother 'stealer SlBhlcd.—E. cr*we Baker He- signs, and Thu. Earle to Asked 'o Bnn far Ibe Vacancy. Victoria, Sept. 25.—The schooner 0. H. Tupper arrived thli morning from tho Sandwich Islands. SI e left here some time ago with a ca go of submarine cable and telegraph sup* plies for use on those islands. She safely accomplished her mission. The Electrio Tramway Co. an got* ting down to work. Tbey havo commenced planking James Bay bridge preparatory to setting rails in petition. Lord and Lady Stanley will b > given a royal reception on the occuuion of their visit here. It is reported that there is a; ealiug schooner in the straits, bouud in; identity unknown. IB. Crow Baker haa resigm-d his seat in the Dominion house, ami a potition is being circulated, and numerously signed, by friends of Thomas Earle, asking him to run for the seat. Mr. Earle is very popular and will, if he consents to run, give anybody a hard fight who may contest' tho election with him. ST. LOUIS COLLEGE. n»•stiuln. let's i'otholle ideational la* Hdtutlon for Boys. St. Louis College, New Westminster, B. CM was fouuded in tbe year 1665. Its improvement since that iiu e hss been most marked. Our readers are probably aware that the College of Ottawa, having been recently erected into a Catholic Univenity, the Rev. Father McGuckin, president of St. Louis College, has been a*>p>inted rector of said university. Tae rogret felt at the departure of this di voted prieBt must be tempered by tie reflection that in his new sphere of labor his well-known ability will hr ve more soope for display and that coi-sei-uent- ly the cause of education will bt> benefitted. At the same time it is hoped that St. Louis College will not Buffer too serloua a loss by the chango. The Superior-General of the Oblatos of Mary Immaculate, in hiB soltcitudo fcr the welfare of this college, hai con* fided it to the care of Rev. -.. M, Fayard, O. M. I., D.D., late superior of Ottawa College, nnd Rev. A. Don* tenville, O. M. I, M. A., a gnduate of Ottawa University, professor of the same and a distinguished soientist. The latter, immediately after the inauguration of tho university, wilt start for New Westminster and will probably reach this eity ubout October 20th. Rev. W. M. J. Morgan, O. M. 1., will remain attached to St. Louis College, is will also tho Rev. Brother*! who have up to the present formed the teaohing staff. It is hoped thit the appointment of Father McGuckin to Ottawa University Aid the coming of his successor to WestminBter will servo to establish friendly relations bi tweou the two institutions, which will mark the commencement of a new era in the prosperity of St Louis. Wo beg to bring to the notice of the pubiio the general regulations, course of instruction, eto. On entering St. Louis College, every pupil is examined and placed in the class best adapted to his previous at* tainments. Memben of every religious denomination are received, provided they be willing, for the s ike of good order, to conform to the general regulations of the college. Pupils are st all times under the su* pervision of the prefect or tutors. Perfect discipline ia strictly but kindly enforced. The greatest care is taken to nourish in the minds of students sound principles of virtue ar,d morality. Reports aro sent every month to parents showing the conduct, application, nnd relative standing of their Bons, and giving information about their health and other matters of special intorest. The course of instruction includes ancient and modern classics, moral philosophy, natural and physical sciences, mathematics, trignoinctry, geometry, algebra and arithmetic, ancient and modorn history, geography, and tho use of tbe globes, drawing aid music—vocal and instrumental. Particular attention is paid to tho elementary and commercial departments. Trusting in the practical wisdom of the old adage, '-Mens sana in corpora sano-" the college authorities wi.l negleot nothing to provide for tho Bt udeuti the relaxation nnd bodily exerci o nee* easury for developing tho physi juo of the young. The play-ground has re* cently been considerably cnlaigi d. The beauty of site and purity of air should recommend St, Louis t'olh-ge ta every parent who consult-> the health of his ehildron. It is to bt hoped thst numben of students will flock to the oollego and that bright days will continue to shine upon it.— [Com. (^___^_^___. the last chapter. London, Sept. 23.—Wilkie Collins, the famous novelist, is dead. William Wilkie Collins was the oldest ion of the late William Collins, R. A., the well-known painter of rustic scenes. He was born in London, Jt.nuary, 1824. After having been educated at a private school and spending two yean with his parents in Italy, he was articled for four yean to a firm in the tea tnde. Exchanging comments for law, he was a student at Lincoln's Inn at the time of his father's death, and bis earliest literary performance wai an admirable biography of his father, with selections from his journal and correspondence, published in two volumes, 1848. From this timo Mr. Collins devoted himself entirely to literature, and published siiccenfully "Antonia, or the Fall of Romr; a romance of the fifth century," 1850, In 1860 ho wrote the "Woman iu White," and the "Now Magdalen" 1873, and from that time on he becamo very popular as a novelist. He was a member of the guild of literature and art and took a prominent part in the amateur performances which wore get up for iti benefit. Soveral of his most popular novels were dramatised and and were ai successful as plays ai they were as works of fiction. Mr. Collins may be said to bo the founder of tht "sensational" school of novelists. Ht hu had many imitaton, but none ot them attained so high a nlaoe in tht literature of Engliih-ipeiking nations as Wilkie Collins, ijjvif;.v:Mtn: . DAILY BBISISH COLUMBIAN, MEW WKSTMINSTEE, B, 0„ SEPTEMBER 26, 1889. The DAILY COLUMBIAN fUlll.Ii'H-U) Every Aftentovu except -Juud*o, BY THB "K-HlK-*Kr*Hl*D**sr BXIOT-B-H1-E.S, At their Steam Print Ins Establishment, Colnmbla Street, BT MAIL: gor IS months .{6 00 For fl months H 36 For 8 montbs..««--..-. -. *. % 00 DELIVERED IN THE CITV: Por 12 months „■„.,,....,.„ .$7 GO For OtnonttiK , tl 00 Por 3 months.. 2 iti Per month 75 Pflrwi'ak. i5 Puyuieut in all oases (exoept Ior weekly rate) to be made tn advance. tion, and tho statesman who.would invite the disaster**—who would refuse lirst to exhaust evory possibility of honorable diplomacy—would go down to posterity a man accursed. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN IiNueii every WetfneMlay Hornlug. Mailed, per year. 2.00 Miilleil.il iJiontliH „,.''"* 9-ttlfi f nfeh ffolumUan Vre-lBciday RvnUiij*. Sept. 25, Me. We have it upon tho authority of no loss a persona"** than the biographer of the renowned Mr. Pickwick that "Sam Woller'a knowledge of London was extensive and peculiar," Sam, like the true cockney lie v/tis, was tit homo in any portion of the great metropolis or its environs, but should it be permitted the shade of Mr. Pickwick's body servant to revisit the haunts he wns in lifetime so familiar with, ho would find that tlio "old order changcth, giving placo to new." Evans', in Oovcnt garden, and "dirty DickV in tho east end, the old Saracen's Head on Snow Hill, ns well as many other well known landmarks, havo been improved out of all knowledge. During the past ten years mere especially, London has been undergoing a transforming process which is truly astonishing, so that a critic writing to a New York paper confesses that the largest city in the world is rapidly becoming beautiful. Quite recently Seven Dials, with its squalid misery, its narrow streets connected by more narrow lanes, its bird shops, its bulldogs and its thieves' kitchens, lias practically been wiped out, and stately Shaftesbury avenuo and Cambridge Circus have transformed the face of tho whole neighborhood. This has all happened within tlm past four or fivo years, and the old Hyde Park corner, with its equestrian statue of tho Iron Duke, is altogether changed for tho better. Tho Thames embankment is a thing of modern London, and the fine palatial club houses and hotels being erected thereabouts are rapidly making that part of London the fittest site in thn world. Already the National Liberal Club (tho largest institution of its kind in existence) bus its building erected, and quite recently Mr. Gladstone held a reception on its terrace, overlooking the river. The old White Hart Inn, whoro Sam first made the acquaint- anco of Mr, Pickwick, is now in course of demolition, and iu a fow week:; the Borough will know no more the quaint couftyritd"*with its galleries around, from which tlio pretty chambermaid would flirt with the amorous Sam. In Kcadilly another historic spot is to disappear, for Whito Horse Cellars, tho starting place of the old sttt'go"coachos, is to lie turned into shops. Many a time and oft must Sara's father, (who it will bo remembered was a redoubtable "whip") have stretched his legs in the Cellars und tasted the brown October beforo mounting tho box. But Weller, Sr., long ngo left Picadilly and the Cellars, and ever since his day change after chango has been made. The postillions and the chambermaids have been non est for years past, and Hatchett's, as a coaching houae, litis been merely the rendezvous, for the spanking teams which the four - in - hand club "tool" for their amusement. The use for the Cellars has departed with the old coaching days, and a more practical age, whicli has no uso for any vehicle slower than the locomotive, has decreed that tho venerable relic of tbe Tom and Jerry period must give place to something worthy of the "lories of the Picadilly of today, tbe thoroughfare of the "masher," and the main artory of fashionable London. But we are afraid wo cannot give our cotemporary credit for being stupid enough to believe in tho correctness of its own statements. Wo referred tho other day to the oppo sition between tbo policies—or, should wn say, tho ideas.— of Imperial federation and unrestricted reciprocity. Now it may seem ridiculous to accuse tho Globe, of using the Behring Sea matter as ammunition in its party warfare; yr-t it is beyond doubt that it hopes theso captured sealskins will go a certain length towards saving its political associate;- from the chilly atmosphere- of lho opposition benches, Wo do not believo that thu Globe is tainted with disloyalty in tlio ordinary sense of the word ; but. its treatment of Imperial federation, and its statement in tho article beforo ns that the British government has "deserted" its subjects in tho Behring Sea matter, mako it quito evident that it does not beliove in allowing sentiment to stand in tho way of business. "Unrestricted reciprocity is the platform of tbe Reformers, and tho Conservatives have been busy labelling that platform "disloyal" and '-annexationist." It is, therefore, tho business of the Reform organs to show, first, that the labels aro not true, and, secondly, that it would make little practical difference if they were true, sinco loyalty doos not pay. lonpxni Miss Peebles WIM. HOLD A BAZAAR and FANCY FAIR 2ml, 3rd uiul 4th of October. XW 3:3312. ■FSarE^XSES ©ni COX-TT^BX-A. ST. Tho storo will bo illuminated with Chinese Lanterns and thrown open to the public from 8:30 a. m. till 11 p. ih. The Btore has been enlarged and Ib now 70 feet long. An* ORCHESTRONE and other valuable* articles will bo sold by Dutch Auction at tho close of tho Bazaar. NOTE THE ADDRESS:--Colimibiii Street, opposite the Uank of Montreal. sc3dwlm Tho Globe of tho 18th returns to the Bullring Sea mattor in a style which raiseB sevornl questions. Tho article is headed "Private right of navi--ators to resist pirates"; and— the "Hush'' being, of course, tho ■'pirate"—thu tone of tlie article may bo inferred from the heading. Canadian scalers are advised simply to resist the American cutters, and, if possible, capturo them and bring thom into a Britisli port, to be handed over to tho law as pirates. We must confess that wo agree with the Globe so far, that we consider tlie action of the Rush piratical , but the blame lies at Washington and not on hoard tlio cutter. Notwithstanding that, however, if the question was to be settled between the American cutters and the soalors, we would heartily second our cotemporary's advice, " But tbo settlement does not lie there. When wo aro robbed in these days, we apply to the police; and the British government is tho head constable in this case. But, says tho Globe, the British government has "meekly" submitted, and Ottawa has followed suit This, of courso, raises the wholo question of the proper method of settlement of international dis- (nites. The old British style was to ick him first and argue afterwards, but it by no means follows that because that method has not been adoptod in this instance, our government hss "submitted"—meekly or otherwise. Nor do wo think it neod be feared that Britain will lose power or prestigo by following a more humane and Christian method. All the world knows that tho "tight little island" could beat the big republic to its knees in a fortnight; but all the world also knows that ■uoh a war would be the greatest calamity which oould befall civib'za- But aside from those to whom party success is the first consideration, there appears to be a tendency to identify Imperial federation with what we may call the ultra-loyal sentiment, and unrestricted reciprocity with the -'Canada first" feeling—tlio feeling that British connection is a good thing, so long as we havo not to pay too much for it. This arisos, of courso, from the assumption that the two policies nro incompatible. Aro they? Certainly not so far as our sido of the matter is concerned. Why limit our viow to a British federation 1 Why not "hitch our wagon to a star" and declare for Anglo-Saxon federation? Not, perhaps, to have American members in the parliament of the empire * but at least to have an alliance, offensive and defensive, absolute freedom of intercourse, and such material consideration in tho framing of laws that overy citizen of either country would bo practically a citizen of the other nlso. BUGGIES, PHOTONS, MARKET WAGONS Best Assortment in the Province. See our display at the Provincial Exhibition before purchasing elsewhere. F.G. STRICKLAND & CO. N. B.—Sulkcy, Gang, and Walking Plows always in stock. -Ol'' TBU- B. I Agricultural Association Exhibition —TO UK HELD AT- A. DesBRISAY, _, a P. I Corner Columbia and Blackie Streets, OFF. C. P. E. STATION, NEW WESTMINSTER CITY, October 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1889. DIVISION A. Classes 0,18, 27 ansl 30. The prize ss incroasod to DIVISION C, cuss. OXFORD DOWNS. 1st 17 Best Kam ono year old and sspsvnrsls 810 00 18 " " Lamb 500 10 " Pen of 3 Ewes one year old assd sspss-as-ds 7 00 20 " " of 3 Ewo Lambs rs 00 SHEEP-MERINO. 21 BssBt Ram ono year old and sspwards 10 00 22 " " Lamb 500 23 " Pen of 3 Ewes ouo year old and upwards 7 00 24 " " of 3 Ewo Lambs 6 00 DIVISION D. isUiSs. SUFFOLK. 1st 18 Rest Boar one year old assd sspwards $10 0O 10 " Breeding Sow in farrow at tlso mooting or that lias lscess within six sssontlis 7 CO 20 " Pen of tsvo Sows, of the sasne litter, ssnder 12 months 5 00 21 " Boar ussder osso year old 5 00 DIVISION E. class, ORNAMENTAL FOWLS. 1st 7fi Best pair Pea Fosvls $ 3 00 70 " " Ossissea Fowls 2 00 77 " " English Pheasants 1 OO 78 " " Mongolian Pheasants 100 70 " " White Tssrkeys, not to bo esstorsld fol'assy other prize. 2 00 2nd $5 00 300 5 00 4 00 500 3 00 500 400 2nd $5 00 400 3 00 3 00 YQi.ypyn.-No, 7-. ST0VES1 STOVE; ISO *JT"0. E. S. SCOULLAR <£ CO. -FOR- Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDHESS: •OB TO- SULHOTIIO Teas, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Meats, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. NOTES AND COMMENTS. tu 1784 the Irish House of Commons issued an order to this effect: "Any member unable to write may get another member to frank hia letter for him, but only on condition that he certifies with his oun handwriting his inability on the back of it." Just like tho ingenious Pat. Prof. Vaughan of Ann Arbor, Mich., eays of cheese: "I think that if can be positively stated that nny cheeso which will instantly and intensely redden bluo litmus paper should not be eaten. This is ti test easy of application, and every merchant on cutting a fresh cheese should make it. If the cheese is dry a bit of it should lie moistened with water and the litmus paper thon applied." JAMES D. RAE [SCCC'ESsOR TO D. MePHADEN) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions ir*El*D« s-dKrC. Cotl'ecs Roasted ami Ground 011 the Premises. Fine Teas a Specialty, awls' ..,__.—COLUMBIA 3TREET Columbia Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MUAT PURVEYORS IX GENERAL, FRESH AND CORNED HEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. ^Special lines quoted for the shipping trade. Family orden strictly attended to. Hotels will find it to thoir interest to placo their orders with the above firm, dffinoly 01 2nd $2 00 1 00 GO 50 .. 100 On page 53 in IMra Lint, amongst Special l-rizca, H. M. Cunningham & Co. should read 5 entries instead of 15. DIVISION L. olabs. CUT FLOWERS. ht 58 Best 6 Roses $ 1 00 "" « Collection of Dahlias 1 00 " Bridal Bouquet 1 00 " Wreath or Cross 1 00 Best Six Rex Begonias 1 00 •' Water Color, Floral 2 00 " " " Landscapo or Marine 2 00 « *' ■' Still Lifo 2 00 " " " Portrait 2 00 " " *' Collection fi 00 '■ Oil " Floral 2 00 " "' " Landscape or Marino 2 00 " " " Still lifo 2 00 •' " " Portrait 2 00 " " " Collection 5 00 " Decorative Painting 2 00 " Modeling or Wood Carving 2 00 " Hand-painted China. 2 00 ' ■• Uopousec or Hammered Brass Work 2 00 " OH Painting, Children under 15 yeara 2 00 " Crayon Landscapo 2 00 " " Portrait 2 00 " Collection Cabinet Photos (plain) 3 00 •' " " ** (colored) 3 00 Under Classes 47 and 4!) of this Division tho prizes should be $5 and : $3, §1.50 and $3. class. DIVISION N. 1st 11 Best Riek Rack Crochet g 1 00 When the steamship "Anadyr," of the Messageries Martimes, was sunk the other day in a collision ott' Aden with the "Oxus" of the same company, she carried down into seven fathoms of water, 174 cases of silver ingots, valued at 960,000 francs, which wero destined for the Indo-Ohina Bank , 123 cases of gold wire for Madras, 113 cases of watches, several cases of jewellery for Saigon, valuable woven stuffs- for China, 800 sacks of Bordeaux wino and 100 cases of champagne. The Edinburgh Scotsman says : "Although tho Duke and Duchess of Fife remained at homo on Sunday morning after their wedding, in tho evening tho happy couplo might have been seen in an ordinary hansom driving rapidly towards a neighboring village church for ovening service, unattended by any suite, I the Princess in the quietness of Sunday drosa, with a water-proof, and tht; Duke in an ordinary, not to say shabby, morning attire. They had told the driver to wait tho close of the servico, but the man misunderstood, and so, the little simple village church servico over, the Duke and his bride sallied forth with the other worshippers, and in the gloaming of n summer's evening walked quietly back to their houso across tho park hardly noticed," LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN -sTREICHENBACH, BUC0ESSO11S TO W. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT limns, Bacon, Sausage, Bologuus, Etc. ilssolyl 12 " Croohets Lasso ,. 1 00 13 " Collection Kssittsssl Laco li 00 14-" HonitonLssce 100 If, " FointLaco 100 10 " Collection Laco 4 00 17 " DarnedNot '.. 100 18 " AppHsssso Work ICO 10 " Crewel Work 100 20 ". OsstllnoWork 1 00 21 " Hick Hack, Sown 100 22 " ClscnoyWork, Isaissl-sisailo ... 100 23 " Crassy Work '. 100 24 *' Braiding on Wool 1 00 20 ' Cotton | 100 '' Historic Picture, raised wooi worlft 3 00 ss. DIVISION P. lat 33 Bost Bunols Sawn Shingles $200 34 " " Shaved Shingles 2 00 ciasss. DIVISION Q. 1st 4 Bost Araseisso Work I Not competing for assy other 1 $ 2 OO 5 '• Chenillo Work 1 class in thsa Division. / 2 00 Class No. 1 altered to read §3 ansl $2. cuss. DIVISION T. 1st 7 Bost Carriage Afghan ■ S 1 00 SPKCIAL PRIZES. 1st Oco. D. Brymner—Boat Collection Bottled Fruit and Jellies $ 7 00 Kennedy Bros—Bost Collection of Grain grown in tho Province by Exhibitor, 1st prisse, 610 cash and the Daily Columbian for ono year; 2nd prisse, 96 cash nnd tlso Daily Columbian for ono year {Daily Columbian, $8) 18 00 P. Peebles—Bost Bread by lady ssot cosnpeting for other prize, ono Dominion Wire Mattress, valuo 7 50 $1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 300 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 1 00 100 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 50 3, ssot 2nd $ 50 50 3 00 50 50 2 00 50 75 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 2 00 2nd $1 00 1 00 2nd SI 00 1 00 2nd 8 50 2nd (3 00 13 CO 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 SI-ACE BELONGS TO H. T. READ & CO. lUKDWAl'E MERCHANT'S, BUGGIES! BUGGIES! JUST RECEIVED, A CAR-LOAD OF Pell, RiceGoil-spring iIcLaughlan ra mj m_ ca m ms. -AIiSO POR SALE. 150 ACRES OHOIOE FARMING LAND nnsr Listlsscr's Landing; partly Isss- RICHARDS, HAVWOOi _ MACKINTOSH, dsoffiwl Colonial lllook, Now Wcst.,B.C. POR SALE. 1 o HIS AD WORK HOIU3E8. They nro 10 only 5 or fl yours old, well broken und In good condition. Will be sold elioBp for ciikIi. Inspection (solicited, Por full nnrMculnrs npply to JAMES PUNCH, Hrownsvllle, orto G. W. RASURE, dWso28tc Now Westminster. NEW WESTMINSTEB RIFLES! One of the characteristics of Queen Victorias is a loyal regard for her friends, in whatever walk of lifo they may happen to be. The death of Mrs. Hull, for many yeara nurse in the royal household, has just boen commemorated by the erection of a marble monument, at the iisBtassce of tho Queen nnd nnd her ehildron, over the grave of the deceased. The inscription upon tho stono roads: "This stone is placed in affectionate remembrance of past years by Victoria, Albert Edward, Alfred, Helena, Louises, Arthur und Beatrice" After recording tho name and age of Mrs, Hull the inscription con. tinuos : "She rendered humble, truo and laudable sorvico as nurse in tho household of Queen Victoria from 1841 to 1859, and was honored with the confidence and affectionate regard of her Majesty and evory member of tho royal family until her life's end." COMPANY ORDERS. 11I1K COMPANY WILI. PARADE AT tlso ISrlll Hhctl sst 8 o'clock on FRIDAY vcsslsssf, 2711s Inst., lor nntiual drill, — in, must. l,o isresout. Uniforms— ss If Mso svoatlser II.OVER, I,leut.-Cosn'tI'si. Every misls sssssst lio isrososst. Uniform pssrftdo dress, svltli IcfjisllSKs If Mso V Is wet. F. ft. (II.OVER, WANTED. NAMES OF FAMILIES WHO CAN givo (-looping Rccommoilntlon to visitors during exit! 1)1 tlon weok. Hand to undersigned nuino, l-eNldi-m-G, (-Ihubch- nnd number will nccoinniodiite, whether married couples, or Irullen or men only. V. H. CURTIS, dselSlo For Committee. County Court of New Westminster. 11HERE WILL BE NO OCTOBER , Hitting of the nbovo Court. The noxt Bitting will be on November Oth. W. It. FALDING. Itegiitnr. Vancouver News coj»y, dH02flil DRESSMAKING it mm JHK.MxiJS', (LATK OF* EnOIjAKD) Corner of Church and Columbia Hire-ila, NEW WESTMINSTER. MrSiitlsfttcHun -ftiHi-itutcetl. dwfu7tc MONUMENTAL Columbia and Church Streets, •fcTOTICB. T HERKBY (UVE NOTICE THAT sixty 1 [Ooj days nflor dnte 1 intend to make nppllcntlon lo tho Chief Commlanioncr of Lands and Works tor permission to pur- t'lmse the following tractor pnrcelof land- viz: An island in Now Westminster District north of Lot 101 [McNnb'H rnnchel Inth© Eraser Itiver, contnining flvo [51 acres, mora or less. niCNRY E. HARLOCK. Ladnov's Landing, Sopt. 12,1880, d2m DUTLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! ■J8T The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.**!! siwnplsSe "Fle-ici db 0*ui*r*ri©,. Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, Jfcw Westminster. Alex. Hamilton THOSE WISHING FREE-HAND Grayon .Water Color or Fastel PORTRAITS [For Christmas] Should Loavo tliolr Orders Early with Miss Linnie Lewis Orders tnken during tho Exhibition at lho Exhibition Building. Instruction in Drawing nnd painting at Studlo-Coit. IIoyaii Ave. & Mary St. dwso21m! In tiic Supreme Court of British Columbia. Between JOSEPH BROWN, Plaintiff, AN1> T. E. MARTIN, Defendant, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tin Ordor hns been mndo in tho above-mentioned action bonrlng dnte the 17th dnv of September, Instant.whereby It was ordered that service of iho Writ of Summons heroin nnd said Order upoir T, J. Trapp, Enquire, and tbe mailing of copies of tno namo by prepaid letter nd- dressod to the nbovo-nnmed defendant at Regina, N. W. T., and the Insertion of this notico in Tub British Columbian newspaper for one month, should bo good and snmclent servico of the Writ of Summons Children Cryfor Pitcher1-Gastoila herein, and that In default of nnponriince thoplalntlfl may proceed ns if personal service hnd been cirectcd, And It wai fur* Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas SU. STEWART-^CASII, PROPRIETORS J. J. WILSON, - MANAGER. Rates, $1.00 and $1,50 per Day, ACOOKDINO TO ROOM, SPEOIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. •sr Parties supplied with all kinds of ICE-CREAM. ArnyimO should appear to the said writ wllhln three months after bucIi service. Dated 18th day of September, A, D. 1880. CORBOULD, McCOLL A JENNS, dselHml Solicitors for the Plaintiff, Eligible Lots Corner Park Lane & Pelham Street, Adjoining the new residence of H, V. Edmonds, Esq. FINEST RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN THB CITY. BEAUTIFUl7-ilTUATION. Theso lots will bo sold on cany terms. For particulars apply on tho grounds on or nfter MONDAY, ttrd Sept. dwiOte MOl'RIETOR, GROSS & POINGDESTRE, Wholosnle and Retail TOBACCONISTS C1I010E BRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, Fancy Iissis-srlca rlHTB, POUCHES, 01- (IA11KTTE OASES, ETC. Choice Smoking Tobacco Tlsssssspgon'sOld Photo ussUery, COLUMBIA STIIEET „, NEWWESTMINSTER. sseudto Plants for Sale! Q sslr .RISEIIH TAKEN FOIt FRUIT AND 1 ORNAMENTAL TUBES, Issolssdlsig Use Icasllsssj varieties of Applet, Pears. Plums. Cherries, AMO SHALL mi ITS ol every slesisrlptloss. Bos-spiels, Wreatts* assd Crosses sssaiio to order, ddwsspsyl P. LATHAMs Corbett & Kennedy, HANGFAOTUBBltS OF TIN, C0PPER&8HEET-1R0N VA3I. WEBSTER'S BLO-Jll (UP-STAIK8), Fhost Street, New Wesstmihssteb, Mice of Removal M.A.McRAE, MERCHANT TAILOR Begs to nnuounco that lie has removed to storo In ARMSTRONG'S new BLOCK Oppoalte Masonic Building, COLUMBIA STREET. SOLICITING A CONTINUANCE OP TUBLIC PATRONAQE. dsvsssls2St-s ill EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS hll kMsof Woolen Goods READY-MADE CLOTHING. X 13?" Tho only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the Nesv Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmh30tc Shfti AVING JUST OPENED IN THE ^ ahovo line, we restiiuitfiilly solicit a ,aro ot the trade, and trunt by eareful attention to orders and moderate charges to merit the name. Experienced workmen: satisfaction guaranteed. BailmatoH furnished forGalvanlzod Iron Cornice, Roofing, Plumbing, Gos-nttlng, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Ao. *k*r Entrance tojiremlses on Mary St in row ot Bank of fto. dwmheto Farmers, Attention! THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE Chilliwack, B. C. 31 Farm Wagons. 18 Buck Boards. 1 sSpan well matched 4-year old Black Horses. 3 Single Driving Horses. 0 Cows and Calves. 10 Head Steers. 1 Trotting Wagon. r A Full Llao ol Cooklssg Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Crook, ery k Stoneware, Clothing, Hat. & Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, Hossso Funs. Ishlngs, Furniture, and tlso Largest Lino ol Boots and Shoes above Westminster and the snost Complete Stook of Genoral Merchandise. COME AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED, HENDERSON BROS. 'yl0d4w8m ROYAL CITY Planing lis Company, Ld. RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. HANWAOTORERfl AND DEA1BR8 IN Mais of Roni w. DiBSg lata Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, jusrzD j_.-_z.2_. kijstos ox- Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters* Blinds. Brackets* Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. nolfldwly Vancouver Hit; Foundry I him Works k (X,XMXT*s-I*>) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MAOH1N- ory, aro in a position to undertake tho construction and repairs ot Marine and Stationary Engines and Boilers, Milling, Mining and Cannery Machinery, as well as Castings and ForgsUKS of overy description. all work guaranteed. Estimates given i D. CARTMEL, Gssiui. Mahaobii. dwJ117to MoKELVIE, Mkhahioal Hasasjiii. VOLUME TIL-HO. 74. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SEPTEMBER 25, 1889. A STUDY OF NOSES. Sumo Words of AUvluo aa to JAimliiiiio Nosos and Tholr Owners. "Why only tho dobob of ono sex, and why ' only t.tibenuttfulriosCBP I nm not prepared to reply, retorts a writor In the Now York Herald, except that ns a woman my own sox liuu heen tho book moat i'reely open to my perusal, and eccentric features ol any sort seeming to BUffgcst certain dominant traits in the possessor. The study of tho characteristics of tho woman with a noso which is not a thing of beauty !;;i3 for some months interested and unnnedme. Previous to this Ihad often whiled tho time of a protracted horse-car ride in noting the variety of nosea, oars and chins that go to make up tho features of a earful of tlio general publle, or to mark the unanimity wilh which blue-eyed or darlt-oyod poople seemed to hnvo simultaneously decided to go in one particular car to one 'particular suburb, Uut whon a d'esiro aroso within mo to " know whether certain characteristics wci-o dcuotod by acrooked noso or a straight ouo, I naturally limited my observations to tho sex whoso mental economy wart most accessible for study, and dropped the superficial observance of strangers. I ceased to compare tho uoscsof women of fashion and washer-ladies impartially, and took to ■manning thoso countenances moro or loss familiar to me among my friends and acquaintances. The result of my study is in favor of the woman with a crooked noso. Tho noso tbat is ho httio out of drawing as to still bo nn at- truciivo ono must partake largely of all traits' overbalanced on ono sido or the other, according to tho modification of other strong tendencies as shown by othor features. Let, tlio subject of this screed no moro Bit In nshes, nor havo her picture painted as dill one foolish matdou with a gauzo fan far ovor hor lower faco, sinco thoro aro compensations in an ugly noso. Tim woman with n- crooked noso is usually tlio iisf-ro fortuuato in friendships, as sho is loss llltoly to bo scornful of those less plcns- ni.l iy situated than herself, cither by fortune oi- favor; while, so far ds personal qualities and her purse go, sho Ib moro disposed.to bo gracious and liberal and to swim with tho current tliat is popular. Yet, In emergency, tho ugly noso rises to the occasion with a diguity and promptness at. onco tho delight and terror of her nearest friends. In matters of business I have found tbe woman with a delicato, straight nose either too oiaily advised by any stronger mind that happened to bo at hand, or possessed by an utterly inconsequent tenacity of tho first idea which slio grasped upon tho matter of the inomont, showing (If I may bo phraso it) an unwiso wisdom in such away as to suvolior pence and loso, eventually, her dollars. For example: Sueh a noso has been known to soli a valuable lot of stock because of an editorial In her tea-table paper, desplto the dissuasions of brothers ind lawyer from the sacrifice. The crooked nose, especially if backed by good, straightforward eyes, is apt to be influenced by environment in a different way. That is, to leavo Btocks and bonds to ber natural protectors, while sho has them and tbey are not proven incompetent. But in tho ease of such proof, or if suddouly bereft, slio is apt to Burpriso every one by - promptly, oven though timidly, taking matters Iuto her own hands, und after taking a good ery and quietly thinking ovor the matter—doing tho vory bOBt thing possible. Tho it might nose, similarly placed, would walk iniiuuiilcontly on to financial disaster, or diss- H*o all hopo and spirit In the tears whh li clear the atmosphero in which the joked noso scents success. I'irj samo noso will bo more pationt in pi,i.i!iing and-awaiting results in life. In lovo affairs patient, possibly bocauso Us sarer Is uot accustomed to tho prompt 1 capi i illation of the lovers of tho Greek-nosed i maiden. -., .-. Hut hero comes in tho law of compeusa- ■ tlon. If slow to conquest Ib the oroolced I noso, tho lover who loves thooves aboye,tho j mouth beneath or tho Boulmftw$fl\\*hpj ; bears the ugly feature may as well resign himself at onco to tho sweet bondage, j and tbo more irregular tho noso the more useless to strugglo. Tlio happiest homes within my knowledgo | are those of men whose wives, many of them beautiful in every other feature, have j eccentric noses. And of thoso who aro > drifting or already out of tbe homo harbor,- | by legal release or pursuing famo iusomo 1 one of its enticing shapes, I count from memory, without effect, that unlucky number—thirteen, each with a noso to serve as a ■ sculptor's model. Another is simply falling in hor homo life i by taking on her domestic cares In ad- [ dition to those which, as a single woman, sho carried, wilh no injustice to others, In- ' stead ot displacing tho old work with tho new. Sho'-keops" her house exquisitely, but ia failing In her homo-making, and will perhaps too lato realize what bor noso has cost her and hor devoted husband. Tho straight-nosed woman governs and ; adorns her children; tho crooked-nosed ' woman guides and wins them, mixing up ' ciirosBOS and cimmundments in n way lo ; mnko her calling and election sure as tho ', chosen ruler of all their hearts. One little straight-nosed woman has, however, set nil my deductions ut naught in tbls domestic phase, but this, since I am tenacious, proves the general rule. After all, thero scorns to mo but one nose that B to bo depended upon iu any and all con- i ditions, and that is "tip-tilted, liko tho petals j of a llower." I should advise a son to seek, ■' and, whon found, woo and win, if possiblo, ' tho girl or woman with a dear, delicious pug nose. It la tho safestl RACING FOR LIFE. The Stranger Hail a Good Horse, But Ho Didn't Meed It Long. I w»b hooting it along a highway in Arkansas, my horse having gono dead lame mul being left with a farmer, when a man driving a horso and buggy ovortook mo and invited me to ride, writes a Now YoikSuu roportor. I was only too thankful for tho (nt'er, and whan I got in beside him I Uked his looks. Uo offered mo acigar. We exchanged names. He was Informed on politics and current ovontB. It was a spank* i ing horso ho bad, and he kept a steady gait tor milo after mile. The only thing thnt puzzled mo was the way he had of looking behind overy fow minutes, and I finally in* j quired; "Are you expecting some friend to over- I toko youl" "Well, no—not a friend," he replied. "Enemies!" i "It may be that tho sheriff and his posse will be fools enough to try and ovortako mo." i - --ft • My friend, I said, after Bwallowing tho lump which suddenly gathered In my throat, "is there any good reason why tho i shot iff Bhould want to overtake you. This is rat hor blunt, I'll admit, but If I hurt your feelings I um ready to beg pardon." "Oh, no harm done,'.' he laughed. "I bor- . rowed this horso and rig about two hours i ago without the formality of asking, and tho ,• owner may hopo to recover It. Don't give ! yourself any uneasiness, however. I run to | hoi-ies and not to highway robbery." Threo miles further on, as wo rose a hill, . ho linked back and then pulled up and said: "Wo must part hero. The shoriff and a half a dozen others are la pursuit, and evory pound of weight will now toll." -wii***1 "lam very mueh obliged to you for your kindness." ■ m -. . •■ "Oh, not at all. Your society has been 1 reward enough. I would suggest that you i enter that thicket and Ilo closo until tho . party gets by. When an ArkauBns sheriff i gets after a stolen horso he means to hurt i Botnobody, and his crowd Isn't particular '. who It shoots at. And, Boy, you needn't mnko any speoial effort to report that you ' have aeon me. Savoy!" "I won't." ,f "Then'good-byo." ■ Ho put tho horse on a dead run, and was out of sight In two minutes. I sewelod .-■ 'If as directed, and In a fow minutes tho lHisso thundered by in a cloud of dust. I followed at a leisurely gait, and at tho ond of Iv/o hours camo upon thom grouped around litres, Hanging from' n limb was tholllVloBflbodyofiny friend of the road, and thoy were now waiting for tho blown and exhausted horscB to rocuporato. It Made f/fother Strong '■My mother has beoi using Paine's cri.Ei-i CourouND for nervou. prostration, accompan led by melancholia, etc, and It has dom her a world ot good It Is the only modi clno that strength is tho nerves,' G. H. Bebrs, Orblsonla, Ta. "iamlnmywthyoar. navoboenr.mtetciiii •several ways—could not sleep, had no appetite no courage, low spirits. I commenced nainj Palne's Celery compound, nnd folt relief iron the third day after using it. I now have a good appetite ana can sleep well. My spirits aud oourogo are almost liko thoso of a young mau.1 s. c. KINU1D- D. i>., Gonzales, La. Palne's Celery Compound Strengthens and builds up the old. aud cure; tholr Infirmities, lllioumiitlsm, Indigestion and iwiTOUsnoBfl yield quickly to tho cumtlvepowoi of Palne's Celery Compound. A Perfect Tonlo ond Invlgorator, It 0IVE9 NEW LIFE. "I amnowc9 yoars old and havo triedBevoral remedies, but nono had any effect until I used Palne's celery Compound, I feel entirely dlf Cerent for tho short time I have used It. I car walk nearly straight, Bleep sound and well, aud feel as though thero was now Uto and energj coming Into my wholo system." 21. Mvuua, Cleveland, Tenn. Palne's celery compound Ib of unequaled raiuo to women, it strengthens tho nerves, regulates tho iddneys, nnd has wonderful powei In curing tho painful discuses with which women so often silently suffer. (1 per bottle, six ror 35. At Druggists, Wells, Kichaiidsoj* & co Moi-tbeii,, OMOHD DYES EiZZVfS, reus Bw.tJ^ff&irfjss! W. C. LOYE, lUpsOrtng Neatly Done. Cork Sole Work a SpectAlty. WTOrders promptly attended to, Clarkson St., ln rear of Colonial Hotol, noxt to Rand BroH,' office, dnolto IT IS AN UNDENIAIILE FACT THAT OssA.sE&VSaXfc'SS Temple of Music I Is the Placo lo Buy PlrsK'InsH PIANOS -™ ORGANS Atsueh Prlc,es nud Terms ris will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prit-es mid terms, apply (o CARTER'S TEMPLK OF MUSK;. Vancouver, B. V* 280 Hastings St. West. daplGlc mot [Removed from Saahedk to Vnrc-i-1 SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year. G. A. McTAVISH, slssslsBDsssO VICTORIA, B. 0. I. «iiS 830-332 COBDOVA STKKKT, VANCOUVER, B.C. Imporlorfl and Coalers ln MACHINERY OP ALL DEscnmoss. MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. _dwde20to Lnml tteglslr) Ordinances 1870 The S. E. J of Section 18 and tlio N. E. $ ot Section 7, Township 8, Now Westminster District, nnd part (1 acre) of Lot No. (1, Block XII, Now Westmin ster Suburb--. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATES OF Titloof CiiAiti.KH McIioNOvait lo the nhovo mentioned lierldliaments hnve been lost or destroyed, and whereas application hau been made io me for tlm Issuance of duplicate of certiflbatoa of Title in lhe stead of those fio lost or destroyed; Notice is herobyglvoh that audi duplicate CertlflcateB will bo Issued at tlm expiration of ono month (mm dale, unless in the meantime valid objection lo tho contrary bo mado to WO In writing. T. 0. TOWNLEY, District Registrar. Land Beglstry Offloe, Now Wostmlnster. Sdtli Auguat, 188ft. dnntljinl nsroTicB. NOTICE 18 HEREBY CHVEN THAT we have applied to the Hon. Minister of the Interior for Ilcenso to out timber on lhc following lauds: Commenelnga( (in* nm'ih-oHstconn'r'-f W 881}, Group 1, New Westminster \n_- trldtj thence duo north In Ihosouth llneof the Moodyvllle Company's limit; thenoe east along tho.soiitu homulary of snld limits tn the westerly boundary of Sect Ion 18, Township 8D| thenre south along tlto snid westerly boundary to the Bbuth-wosl corner of Section 13; I hence east along I he south boundary of said section to the westerly bank of the Coquitlnm river; thence southerly ami following llio said westerly bank to the northerly boundary Of LoUSSi Qrpup 1; thenee westerly along tho said northerly boundary to the northwest corner of snld lot; theneo duo west to tho easterly boundary of hot Uftli thonco north along said houmlnry to placo of beginning; eontiiiiilni; In ulHaOaeww. - Alio—Claim No, 2, commencing nt tho north-west corner of Stavo Lake; thonco west 80 chains; thence smith 80 ehnlns; thenco east 10 chains, to the slioro of the inke; thence following the shore to placo of commencement—about 480 acres, moro ° ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS CO. [Limited |. John Hkniiiiy, Manager. New Weatmlnater, Aug. 24,188l>. dau2*lin 1 K KrOWICOB. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT _. so days nfter dato I Intend applying to tbo Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worka for permission lo lenso the following described lands: 1. Commenelng at a post on Vnhlos* Islnnd, on lhe north side of tho unsurveyed channel, running thence north -ill ehalns; west HO chains, to corner of Leamy ft Kyle's timber olaim* thonco west along thoir line 00 chains: ninth 80 chains, to shore; thenco following shoro to point of commencement. 2. Commencing nta post on Valdez Island, on the soutli side of the unsurvoyed channel, opposito n channel known as Holo ln lho Wall, running Ihenco south 70 chains! wesl, 20 chains; south 20 chains; west 100chains; norlh 80 ohalns, to slioro; thenco along the shore to point of commencement. 8. Commencing nta post 40 chains oast of Indian Reserve on Ramsay Arm* thenco south 60Chains| east 80ehnlns; norlh 20 chains; cast 80 chains; north lOchalns; castltHIchnlns; norlh60chnlns; westlOO .; south lOchalns; wost 80chains: south 20 chains; west KOehnIns; south 60 chaina, to placo of commencement, 4, Commencing nt post 15 ohalns from smith-west, corner of post of the Moody- vllloSaw Mill Co.'a limits, nt Hie bend of Mntnsplnn Inlet; llieneo south 20 chains; west 40 clmlns; south 10 chains; east KO cti'ns; north 10 chains; ea-tVlichalns'north DO chains: westOi chains; south -10 chnlns; westfiS chaina, to placo of commencement. HENRY V.EDMONDS. Now Westminster, 15th Aug., 1880. dnulttml Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESHIMILK Delivered Dully to Customers In all parts of the Cily. Hotels and Restaurants supplied nt Special Rales by the year. FRESH EGGS Delivered at Market Rates. Orders loft at M, Sinclair's will be promptly nUcndod to. 1VEA VKlt &■ IVOflinVAJlD, djoi'ty! t'l-opriolors. i rain PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'! Superintendent's Office. OWNERS AND MASTERS OP VES* sols nnd other Craft, navlf-athig tho rriiser itiver nre caul loncd to keep within the l.itnys painted Red and White, ro- s'm-r.vely.al the Mission Brldeo.as dur* Ir,;: Ihecoiistriicllou of the llriilgc, nii-vi- -,'ulI.ni between tho bunks of the IMvor an-1 the Biiii.vs Is iliiiij'i runs,owing lo piles bill,-: driven there. II. ABBOTT, Genoral Superintendent, Vancouver, B. C.,7lh May, 1880. dmySlo NOTICB. NOTICE IS IlBRRHY Ul VEN THAT :;il days from dale we Intend to apply lolhc Chief Commlisloiicrof Lnnd- and Works for permission to lease, for tliuber- Ihg purposes, the fol lowing ilem-ilio! lands Minuted lu New Weslmlnsler District: Commencing nt a sinmrci post K't.r.n the east side of a creek. ab<iii|. one inllo (rom Its mould, slmaleil m illi-wslerly from Woolrldge Islanii, Howe Sound) llience north <10 ehs,, west, lllehs., north II) chs,west 10 (dis., north ir-OcliK., westlifl ehs., north HO cbs., west Lfl clis., mirth Iill chs., west Hi) clis., t;>->iiIh 80 (dis,, e.-i I .ill chs., south 120chs., eas*, 20 chs., smith 80 chs., east 20 chs.,smith 20chs., east 20chs., snuih 20 chs., cast 20 chs., to placo of com- nioticcmcnt-containing KiOo acres, more or less. ROYAL CITY PLAMNfl MILLS CO. "LimltodJ. John HENDllY, Manager. New Westminster, Sept. 6th, 1889. dsoQrai NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I HAT tho partnership heretofore subsist* ing between the undersigned under tho Orr.' namo of Comorford ft McDougall, Merchant TiiMors, has been dissolved this dny by mul mil consent, All accounts owing the bite lirm aro to be paid to J. A. McDougall, und llll claims against tho aaid firm will be settled by him. T. COMERFORD. J. A. MuDOUGALL. Now West., Aug. 81,18SH, Mi J. A. icGougall WILL CONTl*-U*E THM BUSINESS under his own mum-, nt tin* same store, on Columbia- street, next to P. Crake's. A eoiitltimtnco of tho publio fnitionagols respectfully solicited. Satis- Mellon gnai an teed. dw.seiilc . MURDERED! . jj (Aliisssim*. M„Saist. 11) j S HlOll P11ICES IN BOOTS AND: ALL OULTAS STOCK INS HOOTS k SHOES. *" BURIED S ALL REGARD FOR 1I1QHB A PRICES. £ I WAITED H 1000 MEN, WOMEN k CHIL-S U DREN, < gTo Buy Boots that R Boots h ^A. B. WINTEMUTE'Sl SIGN OF THE BUFFALO, dwaeWlo CoLiistniA Stkhrt. Look! Look! HEW GOODS! NE?; 119098! We are now able to oflor tbo Largest and Fluo.'i Slock of " ImportedTweeds Worsteds, Beavers, Meltons, Fancy Striped Pant- ings, Overcoatings, &c. JUST AltlttVIU). The only way to foi;ni nny any Idea of the quantity and quality of these Hoods Is to call and look, whether you want anything or not. Como and hosntlsllcd. BEGGS~&HEARD, Leading Merchant Tailors, 1 lsoor Wust ul isicklsssois's llsstsslser Sliftp, slisslslyl 88 t'OI.UMIIIA HTHKKT. Auction Sale! I will sell by publio auction, on the AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS, Chilliwhack, Somo Thoroughbred Holsteins, Cows and Calves, New Milch Cows, Work Oxen, Beef Catlle, iwu-yeur old Dairy Heifers, Ono pair of Blnckhawk fonr*yenr*old Colts (buggy team), besides other horses (broken) and coMh (unbroken), — A.X.SO — NEW TOP BUGGY TWO-SEATED 0AU1OLE, Two-Wheeled Cart (now), Second-hand Buggy, Flvo Buck lion rds, Four Bain Wagons, nnd lots of other articles, too numerous to mention. A, M, NELSON, dwaelotd ' Auctioneer British Columbia Tho Annual Exhibition of tho British Coltiitiljia Agricult'l AssooiatioD Will Iso Held sst llio NKW EXHIBITION niTII-DINU, ton's Park HEW WESTMINSTER, WIsWVESDAY, THURSDAY ■um! mitAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 3RD & 4th, '89. $7000 - $7000 XBar 3P-KS.ISS33S Por Exhibition and Sports. In connection with thlaKxhlbltfon will bo tho opening of Queen's Park aud nn extensive programme of SPORTS and GAMES, PR00K8SI0NS, FIRE-WORKS, Ac, under dlroclloii of the Citizens' Committee. Ail entries for the Exhibition must be mndo with tho Secretary beforo noon on TUESDAY, October 1st. All Stock nnd other exhibits from south of the river will bo carried across on tho steam ferry, pure of ciiAnaBi and draya will bo found at railway stations and wharves to convey exhibits, fkek, tothe Grounds. Special llcduecd Rntea will be given on all railways and atenmers to persona and exhibits coming lo tho Exhibition. As it Iu expected the attendance at this Exhibition will bo very Inrgo, tho Direct tors hope to boo an exhibition worthy of tbe resources of tho provinco. Further Information maybo lind from tho prize lists [which will he sent freo on nppllcalionj, or from the secretary, T.R. PEARSON, SECRETARY. New Westminster, Aug, 23, ieni). dwauiMml' G-RJL'N'D NewWestminster, B.C. Daring Provincial A-ritilliiral feliibition, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DOT. 2nd. 3r4 and 4th, '89 PRIZES! FOR SPORTS AHD EXHIBITION. SSS'OSSTSS TSS CONSSST (IK Horse line in--, Yaclit Itaciiig, llont and Cnnoc Itnclng, Athletic Sports, Lacrosse, Basc-linll, Foot-ball, Hose Reel Contest, and Rifle Slatclics. DNSSSSIS TSSSS AS'SS'IOSSS OF TSSE Caledonian and Si Umri Socislj, CRAHD TRADES AHD SOCIETIES PROCESSION —ON— Thursday Morning, Oct. 3rd. Grand Ball! ON Wednesday Evening, Oot. 2nd. CKtsKIHIATIOM TO ENIS "V'TII IMMF.NHIi Torchlight Procession! ON FRASER RIVER, ANIl GRAND DISMAY OF FIRE-WORKS Oh I'rldny Kvenlng, Oet. till. Excursion Rates from all points. WKor fulJ infortnitilon and PrlKO I-lsts -ice .smnll bills, W.H. TOWNSEND, ■ Mayor. J. B. O. FRABBR, Treasurer. M a T, MACKINTOSH, auaatd Beorctary LOST, ON AGNK8 UTHKBT, near Mr. Curtis' rohldcneft, a lifiiitleuiiin'siSulii IJreiLst I'fn. Tbo finder will bo rewarded on returning It lo IJ. I.yal A Co. dse2ll'l Dress-Making I Misses MoDOUQALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. nass* Butlsfssotloss s-sssss-asst-js'il slaplSLss Business Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED to furnish plans and specifications for all eliiRHcs of buildings (slono nud brlok a specialty). Will furnish nil the necessnry drawings and superintend work through a competent foreman,.and will guarantee perfect work for 8 per cent, of cost, Offlco In Hank of B.O. Building, up stairs, New Westminster, JAMES KENNEDY, dwsollto Architect. W. BREDEMEYER, OR, PH. (Late Partner of John McVlcker) MINING ENGINEER, V.ft. A PROVINCIAL HUKVKYOR, A AHSAYER. Masonic Temple Block, Vancouver, Jir'LCol. uarRellablo reportu. underground sur- veyaandmapBoi mines executed at low rafen. Ansaysnindoou allklndsof minerals, gold and silver burs. Thirty yearn' experience In mining ln Asia, Europe and United Stated of Amerlcn. Speaks ten languages. Assays from a distance promptly iitlomleii to. Address Vancouver, R.!.'. ddet7to NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Klstytlnys after date wo Intend to apply luihet'lilefOoiniiil-isioncrofLuiidK and worka for loayo lo purcbofl'0 thofol- In-.vini'. bind:-, Hituulo in tho Dfstrlctof New WfiStllllUHter, and ileiiiirlb-'d jih follows: Loin ono hundred and thlrty-ono [llll], one hundred and thirty-five I littl, ono hundred anil lhlrly-Hlx[13tlJ, ono nun* nred and thirty-eight [188], and ono hun- dred nnd forty-one [HI], In Group Ono of wild District, containing eight hundred ncrou, moro or less. Dated loth September, 1888, ANDREW LEAMY. dselo-Stu J, H. GILLESPIE. OF LONDON, ENGUND, ARE NOW INSURING FRAME BUILDINGS USED AS RESIDENCES At 1-2 per oent. per Annum JAMES CUNNINGHAM, eeSdlni Agent, Rail way Bonus By-Law, 1889 A Hy-tate io raise by hum the sum of $155,000.00 for the purpose of giving a bonus to the New Westminster Southern Hallway Company and to grunt to the said Company certain lands and privileges. WHEREAS, It Is expedient to seenro tho construction and operation of the lino of railway and oilier works nientlouod In tho Aet nf the Legislative Assembly of tho Provinco of British Columbia Incorporating tho New Westminster Hnuthein Railway Co, and tlie act amendingtho snld act of Incorporation,Inthe manner provided for by certain articles of agreement bearing date lho tenth dny of September, one thousand eight hundred and olglity-nlno, executed by the Mayor and Clerk of tho oity of New Westminster (hut eo as not lobe binding unless and unlit this by-Inw shall come Into forco) aud nowdoposited with the said clerk. And WHKiiEAH, for tho purpose of raising the said sum of 8155,0110.00, It Is necessary to Issue debentures for that amount: AND wiiEitEAH, the total amount required to be raised annually by special rato for paying the said debentures and Interest thoreon, as hereinafter provided, 18 810,850.00; And wheheas,the amountof thowbolo rateable proporty of the said city accord* Ing to tho last revised assessment roll ia 33$*I0.s!*-j.0O; And wheheas, the total amount of tbe existing debt of the said City is 8200,000.00. THEUEFonE, the Mnyor and Aldermen of tho city of Now Westminster in council assembled enact as follows: 1, It shall bo lawful for tho Mayor of tho city of NowWestmlnster to rulse byway of lonn from nny person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the samo upon tno creditor thedebcnturcK hereinafter mentioned-tho sum of *>l."),0t*0.00, and eaiiRo the samo to bc paid Into the hands of the Treasurer of the suid city for thu purpose hereinbefore recti cd. 2, Itshall be lawful for the said Mayor to causo any number of dobontures to be made each for such sum or money not less than S50t).oo,ornn equivalent expressed lu pounds sterllngof tne United Kingdom of Great Britain ami Ireland at n value of Si.HflOfl to tho pound sterling, as maybo required,and all fiucbdebi-ntincsshall bo sealed wllli the seal of the corporation of the city of New Westminster add Signed by tbo Mayor aud countersigned by lho Trensuror thereof. 3, The salil dcbmitures shall be mndo payablo Iu fifty yean trom tho day hore* Initftor mentioned:'or this by-law to lako I'll'.-i-t al such agency of the Bank of British Columbia in Canada or In London, England, as tbo council of tho corporation of lho said city may direct. ■j, Thesaid debentures shall have coupons at Inched forthe payment of interest at. tho rate nf rtvo per centum peninnuni on tho amountof said debentures, B. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for tho payment of tho debt hcrobv created and the Interest, therdon ns and when the same shall become due a special" rato of four mills and onc-thlrd of one mill inthe dollar shall bo raised and levied In each year upon all the rateablo property In the said eity of New West ir. Ulster In addition to all other rates, ll. Tho sum of IIW.OOO.00 shall be applied as a bonnsto tho New Westminster southern Rallwny Company, and shall bo payablo lo thesaid Company at the tlmesllin- Ited by thesaid In part recited artlclca of agreement forthe payment thereof bv the said Compnny, and so much of iho sum of 85*000,00 as muy be requisite shall lm applied and be payable as therein piovl- (ted, and the residue, If any, shall be applied to such purposes of tho Jtv as tho council may direct. i iriiiulclnnl- 7. Itshall bo lawful for the Mayor and Clerk of lho corporation of the city nf Now Westminster to make and enter into for and In the name of and nn behalf of thn snld corporation all deeds containing all such covenants,agreements, pnivlsosniKl conditions as may bo expedient for the carrying out of the aforesaid In pnrt recited artioles of agreement, such deeds being tlrst approved of by tho council of tho said corporation. 8. All property of tho said Company which It may bo possessed of nt any time shall bo nnd Is liereby exempted from taxation by tbo corporation of the city of New Westminster during tbo construct Ion of (he line of rallwny and other works of tbe Company, and for twenty-five yenrs from tht** completion thereof. P. Tho ferry service by-law, 1883, and the Workshops' bonus by-law, 1888, are hereby repealed. 10. So much of any other by-law or bylaws of the corporation of the city of New Westminster as may bo at vailanee or Inconsistent with this by-law Is hereby repented. 11. This by-law shall, before the final passngo thereof, receive the assent of tho electors of the corporation In tho manner provided by Iho New Westminstor Aot of 1N88, nnd amending Acts, 12. This by-law shall como Into forco on tho 25th day of October, 1889, lit. This by-law may be cited as the Hallway Bonus By-Law, 1860. By-law road n flrst time on tho second day of September, 1S80, lly-law roud a socond timo on the 10th day of September, 1880. NOTICE. rTUKE NOTICE THAT THK ABOVE IS A a truo copy of the proposed By-law wlileh will bo takon Into consideration by tho Municipal Council of tbo cttyof NowWestmlnster after ono month from lho first publication thereof In the British Ooi.dmihan newspaper, which first publication took place on the Uth day of September, 1880, and that n voto of the electors of the city will be taken on snld proposed By-law on tbo liih dar of October, I (OW, between the hours of 11 o'clock a, in. and 5 o'clock p. m., at tho following places,namely: In Ward No. 1, attbe residence of ft. Calbick, Dublin street, In said Ward; in Ward No. 2, at tho offlce of tho late Dominion Sawmill Co., Richard street, In said Ward; lu Ward No. S, atthe Oily Hall, lu snld Ward; in Ward No. 4, at St. LouIh College, Blackwood street- In said Ward. W. R. AUSTIN'S IViMMtlL FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Bark, U3A.VE OBDKKS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHABP. sllssyaitss J. W. WINGER DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood Draying and Teaming Done on Short Notico and at Reasonable Terms. SAN JUAN LIME Always lu Stock. Ordors loft at Lho c, t\ N. Wlinrf will bo promptly delivered. -Imli'-it't'. WM. H. VIANEN. WHOLESA LE ier! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. t_T Highest Ps'ssso pussl for Furs assd Rear Hides. CosTOspsslstlossce Issvsted. BA.Telei'lsosse Call Sss.... tljasjtss DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot of Douglas Street, Near Colohma Street. J. FERGUSON, PROPRIETOR FRUMH BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, Confectionery, etc., etc Hotel and Restaurant trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to and delivered lo auy part of the city. dmh28y Boots and Shoes! AND WHERE TO OET THEM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT & SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses * Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them at the Lowest Trices. |3s= REMEMBER, my stock of fine Boots and Shoes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. To buy at Low. Prices, to see the Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, dwtc 31 Cel'u.zzi'bia Street. C. McDONOUGH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDINO, FRONT STREET) l-EJUEE ZZIST GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hand an Exteusive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Huts & Cups, Crockery, Glassware, Ac* BKBWS -ftt BOYS' ST7IT5J. Great Variety of Household Artioles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STOBES. Tt. B.—Farm Produco bought at market rates oi sold on coruwlssloi. •a-A.Orderi- from the Interior promptly attended to. dwjesto MILLS! BRACKMAN & KER, MANUFACTURERS OK OATMEAL By the Latest Improved Process. S^" ABSOLUTELY PURE. MILLS at Jiiirllifiuaiilcli. TIME CARD. O. P. BT. OO. Tho Fine First-Class Str. William Irving Will L«av« Usss O. P. H. Co.'s Y*lsssrt, STIIB'-r . Tuesday, Thursday^ Saturday AT 1 A. M., FOR CHILLIWHACK AND WAY PORTS. Relssralssg Evsssy Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sunloletit inducement offers she will proceed to HOPE and on such oeciistons will leave her wharf at 4 a.m. Connect ing with tho C. P. N. Co.'s Steamer for Victoria. JOHN IRVING, Manager. Ti L. BKIGGS, A»ont, New Westminster. diipUtc Time Table. -ssfeSE* THE STEAMER i»«0BERT DUNSMUIR LEAVE--* WESTMINSTER every Mondny morning at 7 o'clock for Nnnnl* mo, vhi s/uik-ouvlt, reluming Tuesday, via Vanciriiver. Leaves Westminstor oVery Wednesday (it 7 r.. in. for Nannlmo direct, connecting with issiiiml rati way nnd Comox steamer. Loaves Nanaimo for Vancouver on Thursdays ami Fridays and returns samo days. Loaves Nuimlnioon Saturday at 7 n.m, for Westminster direct. For freight or passage apply on hoard, nr lo T. Ji. Biiioos, C. P. N. wharf. dto &STABMSIIED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Searl, uppii-lits tiic Colonial Hotel NEW WESTMINSTER TnK LAKQ1CST AND CHOICK8T assortment of all slescrlptlon. of MEATS AHD VE6ETABLES Constants./ 0Q ])anjt aQ(- Bnpp-'ei* to Fam. Use., Restaurants, and Steamboat, at th. LOWKRT POSSIBLE PRICES. VIOTORIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria B. C, OFl'-EU KOU SALE: China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, pi Rice Meal, FOR POULTRY, Ac. CASTORI for Infants and Children. uOsH--srlals-----da<-t*«-dto«UMlwtlul I CartorUcore. O-Uo, OUajUpclon, I recosssm-ndltuff*-s-rlor*oas-r-sT--scrisstion I Boor Stsssss-ch, Diasrbcca, Erssi ssstissss, mmttom, ^ BUuKfcE; "^"S"- «"** ■'*"-'• *"" l"'mM "*" ms**C^t^K,Bn-«-sj,K.T. 1-VTlESlssjoiloss.s-s-dI-lslIc-. Tea CMTi-sss Cosspu-r, T7 Mssrrv stssset, N. Y. CITY BREWERY! Ale !~A.le>! The Very Beat In tbe City 1s Brewed by JOHN W. ANDRZEJEWSKI At the City Brewery, Agnes Street, Orders left at Dickinson's Butcher Shop ■ball bave prompt attention. Give us a trial and Judge tor yourselves. New West, Jnly VS, 1889. dJlylSto Feed, Livery i Sale STABLES, Dallas Street. Westminster jos. mTwise, -PSOI?XtIEITOZt. /HOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES \J for Hire, Hacks call at all Steamers and Trains. Special attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL ANO WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may bo left nt tbe Offlco of Mathers A Mllllgar.,Commission Merchants, Front Street, now West*. dso21to Worth Britisli & Mercantile FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1800. capital, * 915,000,000.00 Subscribed Cnpits.ll, as sst Slst Dee., 1883, »12JS0O,00O. Fin Fund and Reserve, (II, 212,720. Net Premiums, 1888, $5,910,630. OP LONDON. Capital. • $9,733,000.00 RATP.S A8 LOW AS ANY OTHER COMPANIES DOINQ BUSINESS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. T. 0-. T^QTTES Agent for Kew Wortminstor City and Dlstrlot. dicSHtc FOllOA] TLB PEER slm-sMn* To Sao Francisco, Cal, BY WAY OF THB Southern Pacific Company's X.XXXXI. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. WICKER IN TIME THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE BETWEEN HotIMaotoHu ham OMWICsENIC ROUTE OF THE MMFICC0MT PULLMAN BUFFST SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CABS For AiscommiKlHllisis of secssssd-Cisssa Pu- senfon, utlnclscd lo Express Train.. Fare (rom Portland lo Sssoransento assu Ban Pnssselsco-lTnllnslted, 126; First class (Limited), It,; Reoond-elas, (Ll' mlted), ,15. THROUGH TICKETS lo all points Sosst and East, via Calllomla. TICKET OFFICES! City offscb, No. 184 Oor, First A Aide Street.; Depot Orris;*, Cor. F A Front Street.; Portland. Oregon. RKOEHLER^ *<j2gg}*!%PiM, Uni Transfer HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINGLE RIDS At Special Low Rt it on. Dnjia- ui AH U of Teaia- Done at Shortest Notice. ■nCeriweed delivered to any part of the City. ' Orders by Telephone vill rt ceive prompt attention. ■WStubleB nearly opnoslt' C. P. It, Dp- pot, Columbia St., NewWestminster, •Halite GILLEY BROS. Props. BRITISH COLUMBIA Land § Invest&o&i Agsncy ( io:*m:it*iu*d ) THOMAS ALLSOP. *» HENRY ft. MASON, !* iurectohm. CUYLER A. HOLLAND, j DEAD OITIti'- 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fhet Street, LONDON, ENG. Tho Business of ALLSOP -S heon merged in tho nbove ( Will be curried on by tho C' this dato an a general Lam and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mo Rates. Town Lois nnd Fn for Sale dn easy torms. Victoria, B.C., May Hit li, 1 MARON has onipuny and ,-mpany from . investment 1 uu go ni. Low mini* Lands Tl) SMOKERS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAR, ASK FOB TIIE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, a*™ MAINLAND. ^They are not only i-ia.-.e of the Choicest TobaCCO hn- thev are of Home Manufacture.. ■ nd should be patronized by all good citiz -ns, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOK IlFILDIVO, COLUMBIA STREET. NEW ffiSTMINSTCI. dw!7noly WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries! And PROVISIONS. —ALSO— A WEIHEUOTH ITI-CK OF DRY COODS AND FURNISHIN3S, AT THE LOWE8T PRICES. I.UNrsHOHM'S BLOCK, c-tutM. ilteei, Xew W-MaaUnM noldwly DAILY BTOISH OOIiUMBIAK, KW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SEPTEMBER 25, 1689. gittltj §tiM\ Columbian H-Mlit. i rUy EvcmlM. Sept. SB, 18M. ADVERTISING RATES POR THE DAILY. Trans lent Advertisements.--First Insertion, 10cts. por line nolld nonpareil; each «utnii!Hiicntcoii8ecutlveln8ertlon,3ots.per line, A-lvertlsemente not Inserted every day—tlrst Insertion, loots, pot line; subsequent Insertions, 5 cts. per line. AtaiiilliiK Advc-rtlsrmenls.-*Profession- nl nr BiiHiuoKS Cards—$2 per month. Spe- vial rates for general trade advertising, ui''. ru'dnii* to space occupied and duration ot contract. kurlluii Sales,, when displayed, charged '2li por cent, loss than transient iidvls, If -■nl id, eliar-jed at regular transient rales. Kpi-i'Ui Nol lent among reading matter, '*i eta, ner Uno ench Insertion. Hpcciais Inserted by tbo mouth at reduced rules, Mirths, Miirrlanes and Deaths,|1 for each liiNi-riWrn; Funeral Notices ln connection wltb deaths, 60 eta. each Insertion. WEEKLY ADVERTISING BAUJ, Tram-lent Advert Ificnirnls.-Flrst Insertion, ll) cU. per line solid nonpareil j subsequent Insertions, 7 ci*. per line. Hlfimlina Advert iMMiinutH.—Professional or Business Oords-81.50 per month. Special rotes for general trade advertising. Special Notices Mirths, Mari-lngcs nnd Deaths, same rates us Ually. Cnlsmnstbeall metal,and forlargecuU un extra rule will ho charged, rji?*Pei-iiiii■■ iii'iidiu;,' In ailveitlneiiieii!s Nhmild bo ciir'jful t.i Ktnlfi whether they are to appear In the Pally Edition, or the Weekly, or both. ,\ 11 bond reiluollon Is modewnen Inserted tn both. No advertisement Inserted for loss than $1. SUBSCRIBERS Who do not receive their paper regularly, from the Carriers er through ttio POBt Oflice, will conforu favor by rs-portlug the samo to the olllco of publ leal lon at onco. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Bale of Work Mrs. Sillitoe Notice S. J. Thompson To Contractors Clow & Madura Wanted^ Zed. ft. Hall Tenders A. Qoblel Buggies, &c F. G. Strickland & Co Fresh Eastern Oysters at R. J. Armstrong's. to See notice to contractors in the advertising columns. Ogle, Campbell & Co. lmve paid their -subscription, 820, tothe Exhibition Fund. Next! Mrs. Sillitoe will hold n sale of work in the Temperance Hall, Columbia st., to-morrow. See adv. Walker & Co. havo Sappcrtun Lota near New Hospital and Ross-Mac* laren Mills, at old prices. •* Mr. Pickering, C. E., says tlio city of New Westminster could be given an admirable system of drainage at a moderate cost Bamdin hunters will do well to look through W. &. li. Wolfenden's stock of Dry Goods, Hats and Clothing, now clearing at cost. *tc Richards, Haywood & Mackintosh have 5 icre Brownsville lots at §20 an Acre; h ilf cash, balince in G months, wtthou; interest. selOml The members of the Hyack Firo Compay are requested to attend a meeting oi important business at their hall thia evening at 8 o'clock. * Pattio* requiring drays or wagons for t!:e grand procession next Thursday can obtain them from Jos. SI. Wise and W. E. Dickinson. Sec adv. I: Is requested that those who have not yet paid their exhibition subscriptions should kindly do so at their earliest convenience to Mr. J. S. 0. Fraser, treason r, at tha bank of Montreal. Mr. Peter Grant has paid his subscription tu the Exhibition Fund, arid it should havo been acknowledged yesterday. Wo would just remark, by lhe way, that it's getting "very cold" up north just now. iq&q on ac This morning at the police court ono plain, unassuming drunk named Lent ontaigno was dismissed with a caution; this leniency boing ex tend ud uu account of llio culprit having been lately discharged from tho hospital. A Inrgo fruitier in Ontario is Baid to bo contemplating Helling out in the east and establishing businesi in British Columbia, aftor seeing the display of prizo fruit and vegetables mado by tills province nt the Toronto oxhibition. The lacroBso club turned out ir strength tit 5 o'clock this morning for practice. Thoy will also play afternoons right along to the lirst day of the exhibition. This looks nB if the buys meant strict business; thoy will undoubtedly make it hard work for tho next team they moot. The barometer Btill keeps high. In view of noxt week's festivities, tho re- mark of an old gentleman who has spant many years in tho province, is certainly encouraging. "I can pro phesy ..itii thu utmost confidence, from tlie experience of many yoars iti this climate, that tlio prosent fino weather will last to tho end of October maybe t-> the 10th of November." Thu str. Michigan was beached on the smuts ou liames Island at midnight Snturdny, effected a few necessary repairs, and flouted off at high tido at 1 p.in. on Sundny afternoon, when on the way from Westminster to Pert' hind. The Michign.il had a largo lond of juhnui for enst em cities, consist ing uf 18,000" case*- 2,500 from Vic turia and 15,500 from Frasor river. Yesterday nftcmonii Hun. John It .bs'iti visited Queen's Park and tho exhibit: ii buildings, the provincial asylum, atiil the now Royal Columbian Hospital .'milling. The hnn. gontle' man expressed great astonishment and gratified tion ut tho wonderful trans* formali'ii which tlie park litis undergone, and it tliu m-idciices of substantial Improvement nnd solid *.r gross to bo suen everywhere throughout our beautiful city. Telephone communication has beon establls'..ed between the central office »ml the exhibition building. Visitors for Vancouver will thus be placed in direct communication with their homes without charge, as tho telephone com- ' pany lin- magnanimously placed the instrument tn tho building for the freo uso of visit ii*s. The telegraph company will also put on a wiro for the convenience of the press and visitors from u distance. Chief Pearce arrosted a SiwaBh this morning for breaking into the bouse of Johnny, a Muakeown Indian living in the swamp, nnd stealing goods therefrom to tho valuo uf $20. The prisoner, who is desoribed by the oflicers ub "a hard ticket," bus nbout na many names as n Russian count; they nro Indian William, alias Dick, alias Murdering Dick. He was remanded until Saturday, It may be interesting to note that thia is tho gent, who, Borne yean ago, sold his klooteh to a Greek fur $100, Tho degenerate ecion of the Hellene** earned his bread by work* Ing at the saw mill- mid ouo dsy shortly after his purchase of the Itluotch- as* tonislied his friends and ncqtninUncus by rending tho atmosphere with a varied aaaortment of Lacediomonlan oaths and Spartan cuss-words, on discovering tbat Murdering Dick, the faithless klootoh and the hundred dollars had gone on a protracted vacation without loaving thoir address. Childnn Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla Will tie a Candidate. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, we have Authority for .stating, will bo a candidate for tlio nuw vacant position ut Westminster'a representative in tho local legislature Mr. Cunningham possesses many qualities that would mako him a creditable nud useful representative fur the royal city. Mr. E. A. Jenns u also n candidate for tho same position, as was intimated the other day. Wo du not know how many moro may announce themselves before nomination- but it is ovident that tho electors are going to lmve thoir pick from very good material. Victors nf Toronto. Mr. Thomas Cunningham has takon liriit prize for fruit tit the Toronto Exhibition. Mr. G. W. Bai»y, of Port Hammoud, bus taken a second prizo for fruit, and a first for vegetables, at the same exhibition. Kew Westminster city and district have gaud causo to feel proud; it is something to say that sho can send fruit and vegetables more than twu thousand miles from home and secure ouch honors as abovo noted. This will do Westminstor in- cnleuhible good and is the best advertisement alio could possibly get. Bo- caiK-e it is merit, not pufliug, that did it. _ A Bald Thief. A boat anil net- the property of Pete Miller, was stolen hist night about 7 o'clock. It is supposed that some Northern Indians, on their way to Nanaimo, took a fancy to tho articles. The not is a'new, 50-foot mesh net, and is valued at §100; tho boat is a good, stout craft, measuring 25 foot long, and contained two pairs of oars, a mast and sail, and was marked A. O. L., No. 2. The police depaitmont immediately telegraphed to the North Arm, Ladner's and other points at tho mouth of the river, and the capturo of tho depredators, unless they manage to elude tho vigilance of tho oflicers by stealing out during the night, is pretty certain. The Powell Block. "Work un the construction of tho Powell block has had to bo modified," says the local murning paper, "on account uf the 3upply of brick." If thu ab'ivo rather incoherent sentence 13 inteuded to mean that the building will be in any nay 4,moditied" from the original plans, we are requested by the architect, Mr. James -Kennedy, to st.ite that thero is not a shadow of truth" in the statement. The Westminster correspondent of the News- Adreriiser also requires correction, for stating, this moruing, that the Powell block would be the same height ou Columbia street as the bank of B. C, whereas it will bo one story higher- three stones on Columbia street, and five stories from the foundation. Ttioj-t- l*ulilli* Uoltduys. In our issue of yesterday it wns suggested (bat application should be mado to the provincial government tq issue a proclamation making the three days of the provincial exhibition public holidays. We learn that such application Was made by tho city clerk on tho 20th inst., but tho government cannot legally proclaim a holiday without making it applicable to every part of the province, which the circumstance.*- in this case wero not considered sufficient to'justify. It is understood, however, that arrangements are boing made which will enable provincial officials in tliis city to enjoy tho full benefit of the exhibition and the festivities connect* i'd 1 herewith. It is expected, of course, that his worship the mayor will proclaim Wednesday, Thursday and Friday civic holidays, and our sister city Vancouver might do tho same. The Dominion Voters Mat. We aro indebted to Mr. L. P. Eckstein, one of the revising oflicers, for the following comparative statement of the Dominion voters list, ss at present revised—that is after the lirst revision'. Now I,lst. Old. luc, New Westminster 121)1 8S9 C32 Vancouver 217'* 1(17 2005 Surrey 275 101 Lnngley 213 IIS Oblfllwnck '207 173 Maplo Itidge 172 117 Delia Ht 125 li) MHtsnul 55 *l St. Mary's Mission Hi 5a Cassiar 131 0 Doorcase Burrard inlet lOii ill 2 Port Moody 25 no 85 Lt is estimated that beforo ihe final revision shall have boen completed ihe total number on the register will bo increased by 25 por cent. We trust that our friondB in tho district municipalities will look nlivo und gut moro names on tbe list in their respective sections, as tho tibovu figures do not show nearly bo largo an increase as there should bo in thu district. The suggestion that wo made some timo ngo, that every municipality should appoint a committeo to thoroughly euiivasB fur new names for the voters' lists—both Dominion and provincial—arid see that they are propor* ly registered, is uno that might bo adopted with very much profit, if overy section of the district wishes to hnvo its full say —as it should have- in tho approaching provincial and Dominion elections. This is nn imporUnt matter and should bo attended to. Btilpplag Intelligence. Tlio Dunsmuir left tins morning for Nnnaimo with 20 head of cattle aud a load of farm produce. Tho str. Irving arrived this afternoon with about GO tonB of freight and 25 passengers. Sho will go to tho North Arm fur 3400 cases of salmon for transshipment to Victoria. The C. C. Funk sailed for Melbourne, Australia, this afternoon at It o'clock. Sho waB loaded to ber utmost capacity, ber dockload reaching foro and uft as far as the forecastle and cabin companion hatch, nnd was built up almost ns far as tho booms of the spankers. Sho was gaily decorated with bunting all day, Tho tug Activo did tbo towing. Tho str. Gladys loft for Chilliwhack at 0:30 thia morning with lho intention of reaching her destination early enough to enable ■ those on bonrd to take in tbe exhibition. Among her passengers were Hon. John Itobaon, premier; W. H. Ladner, M. P. P., president of tho li. C, Agricultural Association; Mayor Townsend, James Punch, roovo ot Surrey] John Kirkland. reeve of Delta; A. M, Herring, W, It, Austin, and a number of othors. James Orr, M. P. P., wont up by railway, ___^_____ DISAOKEBP. Nbw York, Sept. 25.—The jury in tho Ives trial disagreed and wero discharged. ; THROUGH CHINATOWN. Opium nud Gambling lien* Ly Day. US-lit. Nut without a fueling of trepidation did a rcprcsonUtivo of Tim Columbian accept an invitation from the chief of polico, to accompany him on his inspecting tour through tho Chinese quartors. Tho reporter had heard of tho hidden mysteries of Chineso life, but, liko tho vast majority of ordinary people, had never elected to gazo upon tho samo. Tho foray began about 10:30 a. in. by entering a narrow pas- sago way, just wide enough to take iu tho broad shoulders of the chief. Under the planks whioh composed tho fool-way lay a festering ooze that at every atop exuded between tho timbers, Bonding up ti stench perfectly indescribable. "Pretty loud smell," remarked the chief, "Deafening," coughed tho roporter. Up a set of rickety steps, that threatened to part compnny with one another every moment, went tho inquisitors; a landing covered with all kinds of kitchen refuse, and looking liken swill barrel undor customs' inspection, made pretty slippery footing, but the chief, without tho formality of knocking, pushed opon a tumble-down door with a stout shove and stepped iuto the utter darkness inside; tho ro* potter followed. Tho air of the hall in which they found themselves was tinctured with evory vile odor known to chemistry, and a great many moro that chemistry, in its wildest nightmares, nevor dreamt of. "Hullo John," said tho chief to a pale, emaciated ghost thatctimo out uf tho darkness shufflingly, "Lo" replied tho shade, peering at the visitors liko nu old rat, "watyou wautce?" "Como hero," said the chiof "aee that John?" pointing to tho filthy landing, "must get'in cleaned up or be stink like bony debbil, by'm bye." Tho Chinaman nodded vacantly, muttering " Va, ya, me cleatico bim up, by in byo, pletty booh." Passing through tlie house, sovoral doors wero thrown open, in moat cases disclosing to view the very lairs of tlio opium smokers. As a general rulo tho opium bed-rooms consisted uf a email dark apartment, about 8x10. with accomodation for from four to six men. On a raised platform (the bed), innocent of sheets, but with a few dirty blank- ets and a pillow or two, there reclined, sometimes one man, but oftener two; betweon them stood n little peculiarly shaped lamp, something like n bell without a top; a bright steady flame just surrounded tho glass, and around tho lamp were scattered nil tho requisites of the opium smoker. Minute little picks, needles, balls cf opium, scissors, little flat pieces of iron and perhaps a spare pipe. Tho pipo is made of a straight piece uf bamboo, sometimes, however, Un, and has, about two inches from the end opposite the mouth-piece, a bowl in tho shape of an inverted couu, a small hole being pierced in tiic centre, iu which the little plug of opium, after having been heated, rolled and dolicately msnipulati d, is plueed, and tho suction of the smoker being applied fiercely fora fow seconds, tho "smoke" is ovor. These rooms wero filled with dense clouds of Btckening opium smoke, almost unbearable to lungs just iu from the fresh air. Tho smokers would, some, stare wildly at tho intruders without saying a word, and ethers, plunged iu the vile ecstacies of the opium hallucination, a ould gaze stolidly before thom: in different, motionless and silent. Through a reeking labyrinth of dark passages, up inlo garrets whore the cobwebs made a rich tapestry for tlio decaying walls, and tho rats ran squeaking to their retreats, into back yards redolent of everything but cleanliness; through the gambling rooms, tho only clean apartments in the whole quarter; into kitchens where tho perfume of villainous concoctions insulted tho Caucasian olfactories, and the ingredients more ofton caused a shudder than u smile, onward went the police and tho unfortunate representative of tho press. In ono of the kitchens was found a celestial cook preparing mince-meat pies. In front of him were a dozen or so little lumps of dough about tho sizo of hens'eggs; one of thoso lio would tako and deftly twirling tho mass in his long, slender fuigucrs transform it into u little cup; two or three dabs of meat from tho largo bowl beside him filled tho frail receptacle, and a fuw skilful squeezes closed tho top; then he worried it into some fanciful, oriental idea of ornamentation round the upper part, and tho pie was ready fur tlio oven. A greasy looking fellow was engaged in this kitchen carrying huge Blubs of unhealthy looking pork from a tub fo Iho slicing board. Sometimes ho would grin engagingly nt the reporter and show bis saffron teeth in all their ugliness, as if he thought that harmless functionary would cut up rather nicely. Two Chitinmeri nnd a Chinese lady wero rudely intruded up* on whilo at their frugal middny repast. Onu of the Ohinamen obligingly vouch] unfed tho Information that tho lndy was from Victoria, and was paying 85 a -reek for hor hoard. "Pretty tough prico for such board," remarked the chief, antl the reporter replied that "ho should just remark." Tho celcs- tiuls were gobbling up thu stew on thn plates at a great rato with their chopsticks, and tho lady was disposing of her share at an alarming gait, an if sho thought thoro wns going to bo a famine next week, and sho would bo prepared. Down a flight of stairs, made out af old orange boxes and such lumber, along u passago, a turn to tho right, and tho strains uf music fell savagely on tho ear. Without knocking, the twu "whito trash'* entered a rather moro pretentious apartment than thoy bad yet encountered, and found several grinning Chinamen sitting on tho edge of their beds, listening to one of their number producing oxcruciating musical agonies from a Chineso fiddle. This instrument resembles an overgrown soup ladle with two strings, onu abovo tho other, and the bow between thom, Tho yollow imitator of Pagnniui evidently thought himself no smnll beer "at music," and did not allow the trifling uitrursion of evon such greatness as tho polico and the press to disturb his inspired strains. He finally stop* ped, however, in time to provutit tbe permanent flight of reason from at least one of his hearers, and received applause. His noxt performance was upon an instrument resembling tho chanter of a Scotch highland bag-pipe or a Calabrian shepherd's pipe; its tones wore ear piercing and ten timos worso than the fiddle, It required a tremendous effort to blow it aud the sallow rascal swelled out at tbo chops like a cobra dl capollo. One of bis brother knaves beat n tom-tom, and the two inspectors thought they would tako n hand in the music, too, so they beat a retreat. Upstairs again into too overcrowded, ill- ventilated and badly lighted dens, this lime armed with disinfectants in the form of cigars borrowed from a Chineso Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla dealer in the store below, went the brave chiof and his follower. In a large apartment facing Front Btreet, and into which the mornim? sun strenmod warm and strong, thero lay upou tho floor, wrapped iu the most profound slumber, soveral Chinamen who had como in the night before from working up ou the railway. The poor fellows looked thoroughly worn out and each man had Hung himself down upon his bundles to sleep to satiety. In going along a lung narrow passage --thoy aro all narrow whntover their length-'tbe reporter was not a little amused to sue slicking out abovo the partition, lining this passage, a rich and varied assortment of foot, all sizes, shapes, colors, nnd doubtless another quality not very pleasant to mention. On examination it wns found that the fellowa wero aslocp all over tho place, overhead, in the rooms, in tbe pas* Bages, in corners, everywhere in fact that they could squat down and nod off. Somo of these mid-day slum* borers would rise upon their elbows and gazo contemptuously, sometimes ferociously at the disturbers of their peace. A Chinaman can give n most forbidding glower with thoso narrow slits of eyes of his, and his thin lips curling back over the dirty fangs in nn ugly, snarling sneer. Sometimes the inmates would make jocular remarks in their own lauguago, probably highly complimentary to tho visitors, but nono ever presumed to interfere with or stay tho chief uu his way through the hovels. Ono funny little man, as fussy as a hon with her first chickens, followed tho chief and the reporter up and down, tolling the moat atrocious lies about tho stoves and stove-pipes— ho could tilk English iu tt fractured, dislocated manner that was not with* out its charm—bo was onco interpreter at the polico court, but became too mendacious for further uso, so was discharged. He is presidont now of the Chinese "Ananias olub." The Freo Mason's hall is a curious room. At one end aro the emblems of tho order, a large shoddy looking dragon with an oxpression on his face painful to behold, as if he had swallowed the sacred gridiron; two or threo big vases nnd a lot of uther trumpery made up the fetish department of the ordor. When the Inst houso in the row was reached, neither of the two inspectors wna inconsolably sorry. The Chinese quarters are well worth a visit from tho health board, for, Bhould ever any epidemic disease get iu among thoso overcrowded, dirty dens, the result would bo awful. Everything is just ready for cholera, fever, smallpox, or any othor scourge that tikes its rise in filthy surroundings. A firo would undoubtedly sweep tho wholo quarter out of oxistenco. vqmm Yu.-m n. WANTED. , IJOY TO DO ERRANDS and attend i. Storo.--Apply to ■ 2". S. HALL. dsclSwi NOTICE. PARTIES REQUIRING DRAYS, WAGONS, Ac, (or tho Grand Profession on tbe 2nd day ol tlio Exhibition nnd Celebration can procure them from Jos. M. Wiso and W. K. Dickinson. ft. J. THOMPSON, dse2.ite Chairman Procession Com. Notice to Contractors. TENDERS WILL RR RECEIVED UP to noon of October Gth, for the Carpenter Work on Warehouse for Messrs, Mathers A Mllllgan. Plans and specifications may bo seen at the offlco of CI.OW.fc MAOLUItbi, dso25td Architect;], PEttSONAL. W. L. Newsome, book-keeper at H. M. Cunningham & Co's, has gono back homo to Orono, Ont., on nccount of his father's death, Gueats at tho Colonial: P. B. Lawrence, San Francisco; Dr. J. Ferguson, Niagara Falls, Ont; A. WillianiB, J. Caiture, Vancouver, C.uosts at the Queen's: W. C. Walking and wife, Chicago, HI,; J, A. Rus- boI, H. Woodward, Vancouver; J. E, Gardner, R. J. Hill, It. Parkin, Victoria; Alfred Ritchie, Montreal, J.R. Roberts, Toronto; R, Cane, San Francisco. Yestorday Mr. Georgo Y. Crook- shanks, Inspector of Dominion Government Savings Banks, Ottawa, who hns been ou official business in this provinco, paid hia friends in this city an unofficial and fraternal visit. He luft for tbe east on thu 1 o'clock train and was accompanied, as far sa tho junction, by a number of friends. GRATIFYING TO ALL. The high position attained nnd tbo universal acceptance and approval of tho pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrate tho valuo of tho qualities on which its success Is based and are abundantly gratifying to tho Cal. Fig Syrup Company. SaleofWork! MRS. SILLITOE WILL IIOLIs A BALE ol Wost In lho Temperance Hall, ■ Columbia Street, Noxt Door to City Hotol, To-morrow, Thursday, Sep.;!«, From a p.m. tin io p.m., AND ON Friday, September nth, From 2 ML till 5 P.M. Tlse'ro will Ise CLOTHING, FANCY WORK, TABLE LIN UN isisil FLOWF.llfi lor sale. Also-ss HHF11U9II.MENT STALL. slS025tl! Jyjpp^s When Baby wu dek, -we *•»• her Caitorta, Whon ahe wu a Child, she cried for Cutoria, When she became Miu, she clung to Cutoria, When the hsd Chlllm, she ear* Uum Cutorii QEALED TENDERS ADDItESSBD TO to tho undersigned, and endorsed "Tondor for Officers' Quarters, Victoria, B. c," wlll be received until Monday, Uth October, 1800, for the sovoral works required In the erection of Officers' Quarters, Victoria, B.C. Specifications oaubo Keonl at, tho Doparl- mont of Puhllo Works-Ottawa, and nt the offlco of V. C. (Jumble, I's'i., Victorin, R C. on and after Monday, ifflrd September, 1881), mil tenders will not lm considered unless made on fnrm supplied und signed with actual signatures of tenderers, An accepted bunk cheque payablo to tho order of llio Minister ol Publio Works, equal to floe per eent. of amount of tender, must accompany each tender. This cheque will hu forfeited If tlie party decline thecontraotor full lo complete the work contracted tor, nml will ho returned Incuse of non -accept a uco of tender. Tho Department uc6s not hind ltscifto accept the lowcut or any tendon Hy order, A. UOIIKIL, Secretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 10th Sept., 1880, dHe2tjt*2 NewWestminster Lodge, No. 3. ALL MEMBERS OF THE above I-odgo are hereby notified lo attend nl tin* Lodge Room at On. in, sharp on THURSDAY, 3rd October, to Join In lhc procession. Visiting Brethren cordially Invited, dwsc2-ltil T. TVLOlt, It. H. FOR SALE. IKAACRESCHOIOEFARMINaLANU 10\I nenr Ladner's Landing; ns" proved; prico 918 per acre,—Apply RICHARDS, HAYWOOD * :j partly li >ply to MACKINTOSH. Colonlnl Block, Now Wcst„B,c. In the Supremo Conrt of British Columbia. BKTWKBN JOSEPH DROWN, Plaintiff, ANIl T. E. MARTIN, Defendant VTOTIOB 18 HERtiBY OIVEN THAT li an Order has been mado In the above-mentioned notion bearing dnte tho 17th day of September, Instant, whereby lt wna ordered that service of tho Writ of Summons herein and said Order upon T, .T. Trapp, Esquire, nnd tho mailing of coplos or tbo snrno hy prepaid letter nd- dressed lo the abovo-namod defendant at Regina, N. W. T„ and tho Insertion of this notice In The Bhitisii Coi.umwan newspaper for one month, should bo good nnd sufficient service of tho Writ of Summons herein, and thnt In default of anpoamnoe the plain till may proceed as If personal service had heen onbctetl. And It was further ordered that tho snld defendant should appear to the snld writ wllhln three months after such service. Dated IBth day of September, A. D. 1680, CORBOULD. MoCOLL A JENNS, dseisml Solicitors for tho Plaintiff, A Pleasing* Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows thb use of Syrup of Figs, nr* ii mctti gently on tho Kidneys, Liver $3 Bowels Effectually Cleansing tbo System vh an Costivo or Unions, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and pennanontiy curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION •without \veakenbig or irritating tho or- Sins on whicli it acts, or Bfllola 70c bottle*, by nil Lending Druggists. HASCPAemuU OKIA' BT Till! OAUFOMtlAnaSYEUPOO . SIX VlUHClfiCO. Cai... oottmva. Ky. Nkw Vona. % *- W.J.ffALKESUO. BANK IIU1LDINOS, Mary Street, NewWestminster, B.C. ITSSS.EPSIONSS NO. 55.] 14 CURE ROAD, HALIFAX, ENCLMD. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ADD AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS London and Lane an, hire Fire nud British Hmplre Life Insnrance Companies. New Westminster Dull din n Society. Accountant's Office, Uloocae of N.W. City Auditors, 1888, lttST and IBS**. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY AND DISTRICT, and other monetary transaction--. Have several (jood Investments on tholr books, und nil new comers will do woll lo call beforo dolus biislnos*- elsewhoro, dwUdely *a> 6*9 Hi o GO JUST -:- OPENING Our first consfgiiiii6nt of LADIES' JACKETS! Also the largest assortment of MANTLE*** €LOTH8 XST -_V_-__LX, PBOVINOD. SPECIAL: Plushe,s in all the new shades. Ogle, Campbell k Freeman THE LEADING DRY OOODS HOUSE. HMSONI'1 KIsOCK, NEW M-EsSTHINKTEK. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. HIVE JUST KE€EIVE» TIIEItt -:- COMPLETE STOCK OF *> Ms, Wis' and Boys' Clothing! FOR FALL AND WINTER. Jas.EllardsCo Are Now Opening THEIR FIRST INSTALMENT OF FALL MILLINERY =ALSO= A COMPLETE blJME OF Ladies', Hisses' and Children's Mantles, Cloaks and Jackets. LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES, A full line of Spectacles & Eye-Glasses In steel, rubber, silver arc (-i,M frames. The finest Pebbles made, $1 per pair; all sij-hts suited. Speoial attention given to PINE WATOU REPAIRS. Having luarntu biin businoss thoroughly from some of the finest Horologors in England, and siuco then managed the watch-repairing departments of a few of the best firms on tli..- continent of America, ia a sufficient guarantee of good workmanship. Formerly iimna* ger for nearly 8 years of tho well-known linn ul Savago & Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate, Montrkal, Dec., 1887.—Mr. F. Crake.-—Andw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I never fonnd a Watchmaker whod id so well for me as you did when In Montreal, and I am sorry you aro not here to-day. " dwapUtc D.'S.CUBTI&-feC AGENTS B. LAUnANOE'S SPEOTACLE8. Wholesale and Eetail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, 1). C. W. & G. Wolfenden, Cor. Columbia and Mary Sts., New Westminster. A PARTICULARLY GOOD LINE in MEN'S ' LIGHT FALL OVERCOATS. AND SPECIAL THINGS IN BOYS' SUITS. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. The Po-mlnr ClothiiiR liouse, Columbia Street. R. J. ARMSTRONG, -D-HUVX.XHX ijsr Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CBEAMEBV BUTTER A SPECIALTY. XjaToxad.ox "Herrings, "Mackerel, Salt Cod, JttJXxxio\j.x'a TJac. Haras, -A.rnao-ar's TJnc. "Bacon. Flo-ax. Bran. Sliorts, JTHlOHEST PKIOES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE, -loiaw-j Sooullar-Armitrong Blook, Oolumbla St. The above named firm having fully decided tb retire from the Dry Goods Business and confine their attention to the Grocery Business for the future, now offer the whole of their Choice, New, Well Selected and Well Bought Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing at Cost Prices for Cash. A raro chance ie now offered to intending purchasers, as the stock coiuilsta of goods just suited for the present and coming season. All fresh antl in pi-imo ordor and purchased in the best foreign markets at rook bottom prices. Sale to commence on Monday, tho Kith instant, and to continue until the whole of tho stock has been closed out. REMEMBER THE PLACE: Cornor of Columbia nnd Mary Streets. W. & G. WOLFENDEN. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and 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 MARCH E. SPECIAL BARGAINS in New Dress Goods, Jackets, Paletots, Dolmanettcs, and Ulsters. A Large Assortment of MEN'S SUITS from $7.00. WALKER & SHADWELL, dwwlOto COLUMBIA SXIWET. DYlf* BKP
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