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4 f.-K failg "Intwh Columbian Judge Rich**] A. Jones has been installed into his new office as chief justice of the supreme court of Washington Territory, and successor to Judge Greene. Wo are sure every person who haB observed tbe oonduot of Judge Greene during his term of office will'regret his retire- n-JBC-His charges to grand juries, and hii judgments wilt be remembered as the expression of a mind ot high culture, keen discrimination, and animated by the loftiest Surpoeee. It ia aaid that Judge onn ii a most talented and exemplary mam. but *t ii to be regretted that the: wheel of political fortune ever ihould throw off suoh a man aa Judge Greene. Ptrty Politics Anam. In yeeterday's issue our correspondent "Lib. Oon." returns to the discussion of the advisability of or- ganiiing a Conservative association in this district Speaking for himself and W. J. W., he resents what he is pleased to call the "strictures" of the Columbian and endeavors to persuade our readers that the proposed, association will be one of those' innocent organizations which hai for Hs sole object the advancement of tha public good. If this ii the objeot aimed at by our correspondents' we should bo very gla4 to give them every possible assistance, but we are afraid it would become necessary for them to reriie their programme and adopt a name tor their society less suggestive of partisanship. If it is really tha purpose of this scheme to make the voters' lists as complete and per feot 'as possible, and to disseminate honest views on questions of political economy, let us have it by ali means. The public mind needs enlightenment. Few persons are aware how limited is the political knowledge of the great mass of the electors, and it ii plain that persons cannot cast their votes intelligently unless they have an intelligent apprehension of the principles and aims of tha candidates in whose interest their votes are eaat. But we have no reason to hope that the organisation whioh our correspondents propose to set up will be any more patriotio or any less partisan than similar organizations in the east, where the chief purpose of them has been to devise and carry out iehemoi for the success of their party, by meant either fair or foul. It ii; very right nud proper fora party association to see that the names cf all its eligible friends and allies are placed on the lists, and that all names of its opponents whioh should not be there are struck olf; tat it there any guarantee that ita endeavors will stop at that) Witt1 not. unscrupulous partisans, who too often obtain control of these organisations, go u step further and endeavor to strike off as many names of the opposite party as possible; and put on as many of their own1 as they ean, without stopping to consider whether the extent of their, manipulations is being measured by fairness or by force! That hat been the tendency of party poli- tiea in the east; and we do not limit tho application of these remarks to Conservative associations, as our correspondent intimated yesterday, but extend it to the associations of both parties. As a rule the leading spirits in these societies ara persons who, have some personal end to serve, or who are the tools of another who seeks to wrve his personal ends through them; and the result is too often a kind of machine politic!' out of which eventually grow Xwejid Blngs and Pacific Scandals and timber limit grabs, and a hoit of other kindred evils. Our correspondent says we have party poli'.ics here already in the worst form. With thii we do not agree. There certainly waa very little of party politics in the late contest in tbis riding. One of the candidates cam* out as an "independent" sup patter of Sir John and the other aa "independent" of uny party! Whore, then, was the party politics! Tbe Hnet were not drawn on politic*, "any more than on questions of social nform. If we take the ad- dreatet at tha two candidate! at a bk afnut of their views on othrr piblio questions, we find no iMMgrrnmrnt at alL In Victoria party unet were squarely brought into tlw contest, and wo are sure ao.pnon on the mainland wishes to UUP* tbo kind of fishwife wo— by which the battle wat foqibttbtre. Let tu repeat: if tho nUfit of oar correspondents is patri- ottc, let the organisation be free fro* ptrty, and let it charge itself with the duty ot perfecting the votes' liitt-—putting on all names of thmoi entitled to vote, without to perty-r-and with the 'important duty ot furnish* Kith-ten with materials by ,JH which they may keep ifr*. posted on .tho political M* ,m tho part and the pres- Itum-imi.im onablo them intelli- fti-to Itat their votes at they 'out thom whenever the ■u-mnt» ittalf. Then Bti may oall not only bnt upon all, and they may cJmSimW' AtOMM-H-*-"'' hearty tjtytsfmm. To Contractors and Builders. rpENDERS WILI* HE RECEIVED BY X tbo undersigned itt his i.tlieo, Mt-kun- Ele street, until noon of Suturdny, lSth " _ mi, for tho erection <rf a two- storey Cottage. .Plans nnd spenlflcatlonB may be seen an^tlmo during o-1*06 ■■P"1?' Tlio lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G.W.attANT dmhmd Architect. DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON. Manufacturers and Importer*! of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. dw-Jly3'to FURNITURE W. PROTHERO & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN AM. KINDS OF FURNITURE. REMOVED «*To shop lately occupied by Mr. Daroy, Columbia Street. Call and examine our stock and prlcou before buying. We enn't be 1NDKHSOMJ in the city. HepalrliiK of all kinds neatly Vf. PROTHERO A CO. Wood and Goal, THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A large quantity of BEST WELLINGTON LUMP COAL And nn assortment of CORD WOOD, Which he will sell at lowest rates. Ho will nlftp promptly attend to all kinds of Orders left at Mi*. McColl'sstoroonCo* lumbia street, or nt my house, Douglas street, will meet with prompt attention. HENRY ELLIOTT. New Westminster B. C. JlylOtc NOTICE. NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Jill dnys after dato wo Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lnnds nnd Works for permission to lensj for timbering purposes tho following described lnnds situate on tlie mnlnlmid of British Coiumbin, Const District: Commencing nt the south-easterly end of a lnko, which inke is nbout i% miles easterly from a point on tho easterly show line of Loughbougli Inlet, which point boars about East from Beaver Creek; thenco as follows: South SO chains, East W chains, North 80 chains, West 40 chnins, North-10 chains, WeBt-10 chains, North 40 chains, West 10 chains, North 40 chnins, Wost 40 clmlns. North 80 chains, West 60 chains, South to tho shoro lino of n lnkc; thenco south-cnsterlv, following shoro line of Inko to Its Inlet, thonco Enst to tho shore lino of the tirst mentioned lnkc, thenco north*cnsterly, following shore line to point of commencement; snid tract containing nbout 1800 acres, more or less. ROYAL CITY PLANING- MILLS CO. [Ll ml tori J. JOHN HENDRY, Manager. New Westminster, Fob.21st,1887. dfcSlml LEE COY SUCCESSOR TO Quong On Lung & Co. BEGS TO NOTIFY THK PUBLIC that he haa now opened out in liis new brtck premises on FRONT STREET And has the best and largest stock of Ml IN TIIIM CITY. CAM. & NKE ME. Chinese Labor contracted for. rimhftml 18*8. GRIP! I8S7. CANADA'S COMIC JOURNAL GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1887. rpHKAlMOF-'ORIP-'lNtose. forth, In X In nn ImpnrtlnlnndfiulependcntiniHi* nnr, the passing event* of Cnnadlnn political nti'l HiM'lal life. -Its Cartoons sp-?nk morn definitely and raarapluiishigly Hum wliole columns of editorial. 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A new and handsome denim will adorli the title page; while tho Cartooni will certainly not suffer from extensive Improvements In tho nrtlstle department-. Tlie price of Grip will hereafter bofJa year, which Is lower than that of nny fiftpcr of Its kind In America,—most of hem selling for S5. single numbers of Grip will beiO conts. Twice n yenr.nt Midsummer and Christmas, a beautiful special number will bo Issued, the number of pages being Increased, nnd pleasing features Introduced, particulars 0/which will bo given ln pro- ceding Issues. Theso mimbera will he presented to subscribers -without oxtrn charge. 1 GRIP* PLATFORM! Humor without Vulgarity: ... Patriotism without Pnrtlzan-dilp; Truth without Temper. •■ly |'.i Tear, Postage Free. Address thc Grip Printing nnd Publish* Ing Company, 20 and itt Front Btreet, West, Toronto: or leavo your order with your booVseller or other locnl agent. fell POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 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My Brooding Pens are equal to any In the united htates or Canada. I propose to furnish Eggs from premium and flrttt-eliiHH Fowls, my design being to establish a reputation that will last. • VARIETIES OP FOWLS: White Crested Black Polish, Blaek Ipanlih- IjRBgeUaiif <• La Fleehe, Silver Hpaagltd lUmbMrgli. White aud Drtwn Ltgliorns, HoudMHt Lif hi Brahmai, Pit Gtimci, Plymouth Rock* Partridge Cothlni, Uou«*. nud Aylesbury OueJts, Toulause Oeeee* 8PASISH LAP-KAR RABBITH. Ciith iiiiist accoiupany nil ordem. Ailjlress, with stamp, JOHN H. COX. , . dwft*7tfl • ' New Weslihlniter' THE UNDERSIGNED has just received a large consignment of Pianos and Organs, Which he will sell cheap. These instruments iriay.jjc .purchased for cash or in monthly, W&i ments, to suit purchaser!,,, Call and get my figures before purchasing elsewhere, and it will be to your interest .,.■ •j Second-hand Pianos and Organs for sate qr to rent. ' Instromertts^rhay be seen at Mr, D. Lyal's Book arid Statton- ery Store, Columbia Street, .i»,„i,ii, T. Ri PEARSON. ANNOUNCEMENT. Change of Business. TT AVING DISPOSED OF MY BOOK Ij. and Stationery Builness ln this city to Mr. David Lyal, I take this opportunity, on behalf of myself and thoso who have been associated In business with mo, of thanking my customers for their very liberal patronage, Mr. Lyal, who is a practical business man, will continue to carry on the concern for his own benefit, and lean confidently recommend him to my customers and Iho publio generally. T.R. PEARSON. New Westminster, Fob. lTtli, 1887. ttflSm Telephone Call Na 6. P.O. BOX 71 ErenBrai Merchandise! Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries ft Provisions. LUNDBOM'S BLOCK, Oolumbia at. CWT HMW0ND NURSERY Frnlt Trees, Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, Ami HARDEN STOCK on hand ln great variety, i Everything first-class nnd furnished In good shape, . Q.W.HENRY, dw*del61e Port Hammond, B. O. WALSH'S TAILORING EMPORIUM Colombia St., Sew Weitminiter. HAYING JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW Fall nnd Winter Stoek, we Invite In spectlon of the finest selection of English, Scotch, tlrrni.a, tte.ek, suitings \<>&m Ever shown In New Westminster. For a GOOD FIT and artlitlo style we defy competition, dnoaotc TH08. WAUHI. Look Here! TP VOU -VANT TO MAKE A NICE PRfSEAT To a friend or relative, go down to STIR* SKY1* awl look nt some of those extra- vrdlnary hRi-galn* In tidies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches, (iialtin, (.barmi, etc., etc. Or If you want a useful ornament for your house, cxumlnc thoso beautiful tMday ■trtklag -rutkn. with cathedral gongs, He Is selling ut BOTTOM PRICES. * Walrhestfrom J.", upward*, nil wnrnuited Tlmt WalchBeujimagn Specially, and good workmanship guaianteed. rW Remember the ptaco-the "Blue Store." dwauSyl Columbia St., New West GUARDIAN Inst ance Com'y OF LONDON, ENG. Total Funds, $18,000, INXABL7) E8TABUSHED 1821 Risks Taken at Rates as Low as any other ' Reliable Comp'y. T. R. PEARSON, .Inrttc (R C. H. A P. 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The contributed articles, general literature and stories nio cntertiuningand euro* fully edltcil, making tho mngntilne a ehhstc fnn#y visitor. The comments on events of interest to this region and the largo amount of Information concerning our various resources nnd tlio progress of development given In evory numbor render ltoxtromoly valuable. Nofamllj enn afford to do without it, nntl every one financially interested In tho Pacific Northwest or desirous of learning Its resources will find tt Invaluable. If the subscription prico (82 per year) Is sent in now you will bo entered for 1887, nnd the remainder of UM will be sent ns n premium. I* SAMUEL, ud Ult) 122 Front Slreet, Portland Or. WANTED PURCHASERS FOR Marine & Stationary Engine*, Boilers. Pumps, Inspirators, Injectors, etc., Steam Fitters', Oan Fitters' and Plumbers' Brass and Iron Goods, all kinds of Mia- Ing Machinery. Air Compressors. 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'87. dwjn2oto "I take only one English weekly paper, ThemSjieetator, nnd one Canadinn, lite Week, and ns ft rule I should be puxsfed to sny whioh I should miss most.''—From a lotter by Thomas Hughes, author of "Tom Brown's School Days." The Week: A Canadian Junrnal or I'ollllrs, Society anil Ulrmlurc. Punr.miiEn rvkrvTiiurbdav, at $0.00 l'KIl ANNUM. Independent In politics, THE WEEK appeals by ucomprehfinslve Table of Contents (o the different tastes which exist within the circle of a cultured home. An average of fifteen short, crisp Editor- ..lis Is given ln each number upon CANADIAN. AMKniOAN, and KNGXISH POL- lain Ih given ln each number upon CANA* OTAN"AMISRIOAN. and F""" *"" "■" 1TIC8 and LITERATURE. Amongst the regular contributor ls Pro- fcsHor Qolflwln Smith; and adistlngulshed puhllc man In Loudon has kindly undertaken to supply regularly an English Letter. Paris and Washington Letters will appear at regular Intervals. ln addition thero an- special contributions from some of thn ablest writers In the Dominion and Iho United States. VP1 hai now entered upon Its third year with moat encouraging prospects, and with many new features. C. BLACKETT ROBINSON, fi Jordan SI,, Toronto, Ont. Sample copies free on application. THB WEEK ls ono of tho most Influcn* .Inl Journals In Canada -Truth, London, Kngland. felfj 0FZ1OXAI. INDUCEMENTS —son toe-—-- HOLIDAYS 15 per Cent, Discount fortho next 15 days, ALL IP U HE? DOT BUYINO FROM THK MANUPAC- turara for, cash, I nm In a -msltlon to soil nli bottom prices. My Goods sro marked lu plain figures and tho prices have not been put up to meet the discount taken off, Call and see prloss bs* fore purchasing slsowhen. ttr Fine Watoh Repairing a 8pHalt}>. Jowelry made to ordor, l.< HAKI.. WATCHMAKER Oi'iiwitk tiik Dank. dw-del8tt ■JSTOTIOB. iTii the matter of the Estate of Chatltt Broum, deceased intestate. 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New Westminster, March Jst, 1887. . dmhimjjl.!"''./'!. INK,& STAIN £ a AS £ R -. Will remove all Ink or Prui. Stains', Iron Rust, Grease or Mould, and leave the paper or fabric perfectly uninjqred. TRY IT. PRICE, 50c. B. 0. STATIONERY * PilNT.N0 CO. New Westminster,- Vancouver & Victoria ... dwnol5to■■!•.,,i,. i HAVIKO SECURED Tfl«*GENCY for this celebrated Mncliinc, I would ba pleased to send one on trial to any person desirous of purchasing. The Machines are sold on thoir own merits. Ever* Machine guaranteed bv the Company for live years. AT ''•'"' '' '• C. J. ROBSON'S Fruit, Confectionery k Fancy Olaaa. i warot China Store, ColMkU St., djasto . Now ttt st. ■J')-J.JJ'?l, PACIFIC New WestmlnstBr, B. G. & IUBPIB*S PBBIODICtlS. Mil YBAHl IIARPU'S KAIAK ■..•••• —•• * 00 IIARPRR'S MIOASINR ....,4 00 IIARFER'S-raULY ....» 400 HARPER'S YOUKO PEOPLE 100 HARPER'S »KAWWMM*MWIWR»ft!. I On. Yau (IS tnM$.- ,. ..10 00 HARPER'S HANDY fiEWEIj, <.na.„ " YwtrUINuniliars).. ".:..„—a.Oi Pottas. Ira. to .11 anbcrilnr. la tail WMd St.la.orO.nsd., Tha Vcswnw. of tb. Bah. Iw-ttn Witt, lh. lint the Number current Bl time of receipt of Bound volumes*! Harper'. Baser,,lar three ysan Haektla neat cloth tAuAtS, will be Mnt by roall. i»»Im« pald.arVy express, free of expense (provided the frellht does not exceed one dollar per volume), for 17.00 per volume. •: *; •'; (Hoik Oan. Ibr Mah t*asw, nuubl. fe. Un<- Inf.wlllb. ant by sull, foM|.M, an nat<pt if ll.o. "ab. •M-Htaaa*. ahotdd b. mad. .by Port-Ofc. Hour Otdw or Draft,«. anU -kaor. of loaa. rtrnpumwaaMte a-prlhl, -rllkonl Uw npraas etttt ofllupn * RrotlMO. AMrm n«imm * mm. in* w..' IIJNllMOTUItM*limTtMdf; -..'.. Pax^>Wj*Agons^ \w Garrittg»js, Open Buggies, Phaetons, . . ..,„,„ ..,.,., ..jmmttetos Dog Oarts, AKD EVERYTHING IN THE i i - VEHICLE UME Wa bave a large Htook of mott of the above articles on hand, also a large stook of Wagon and Carriage Material, Wheels, Wood and Hardware, i Hepnlrlfig, Painting A TrlaiulRg dons at reasonable prices, BLACKSMITHINC In all Its Branches. " i Estimate, given on Ironwork, anil Contracts taken. Agricultural Implements made |nd repaired, and all kio'a of Ironwork tor Saw Mills, Logging Camps and Fanners, kopt in stock and made to order. • llorse-Shodnif anil General m triM;' W^toel™fflfffl, Cu» Coal, Horse and Os Shoos, Harrows, Iron and Steol Harrow Teeth, Carriage Springs and Axles, and a complete stock, of Carrlata Hardware u Parties rsquirlng anything in our line wilt And. by inspecting our stook that ■, ther doot require to go to Vi-ftoHa»- get whRt thBY want, for. th.y can g.t a superior arUeU at. a naaeoabl* print hero. ,.,;■,..,,. • ■ ■ ji .. We are also.mannfaoturing ana sailing i the celebrated n •'■' isiiiji,i'ihiii..i TICIM •«« MLIM Pinii At roduoed prices. It is' the bssttod <>heai^SW«|';i'i,]tliemarlte<;,'';; ;.™ i sttrWe have not the best workmen to be had In the oountry, and we Import nearly 11 thesl^k wjmje from the *-- IP dig § ritiah Golnmbian l*rt«M Evcalnl. Harm IS, law. .. _A__$__m-____m ii li ■ JUSTICE FOR IBELAND. flladstoneon ihetjuestlon-The Chance the consemtlves Lost-Why He waa Defeated in His Plans Cherishing lhe Hopo lhat all Would he HUM. LoMww, Mm.' W.<-Gta<!«to.to dt- lirered akpwch at tho dinner to night, given by the Yorkshire members of the house of oommons. He began by referring to the fan) liis belief wu that favor of home rule waa growing even among its former opponents. He counselled Lord Salisbury to waken from hia sleep if he wished to waken from his nightmare. The premier, however, said Gladatone persisted in sleeping. Gladstone maintained it was impossible to deal with other questions until the Irish question wm oleared out of the way. He said' "I with to say a word regarding what I conceive to be my obligation toward different parties and sections we have to deal with. In starting wit agreed that if tbo Irish should ask effective self-government in affairs properly and ex- elusirely Irish, subjeot to the unquestionable supremacy of tho Imperial parliament, ahould she extend her demands beyond thia limit) I frankly tell you I would no longer promote hentause, but so long es the demands ahe Mtfrs are just, and within bounds and moderation, I will stand fast to her oause in what remains to me of political life. (Cheers). It was our duty to acknowledge whatever approaches the Conservatives made to recognition of the real state of the facte and of the pmspeots beforo us. Major Saunder- son recently suid tlie settlement uf tho Irish question was eminently aatitfau- tory. It approves in the minds of tho extreme men tliuir movement in the right direction. We ahould leavo open the way for Conservatives to pursue the right polioy in this matter. I hoped they would deal liberally with Ireland, but they missed the oluu.ee when they had it I know they received our suggestions of assistance aa insults, but lessons of all great reforms teach them they ought to receive our well-meant offer to assist them, against the refractory members of thoir party, with patient tolerance." Referring to the defeat of hia measure in parliament Gladstone uid: "As regarde the main proposals we had in view of the futile talk nf receding but u regarding those improvements it should be a pleasurable duty to seek them. I oheriah the hope the variety of Kbits on whioh improvement might made on proposals we submitted to parliament, and that these points will multiply u we draw near to the time, probably still distant, when we oan be in condition to give any practicable effeot to our political views. One point whioh helped our defeat and especially caused difficulty among our but friends, wu the proposal for the um of Imperial credit.by the Irish landlords. Well, let me uy thit: "I have the firmut conviction we never posed to risk sUpenf" btit that snot dseidetheoue. »'■•.lut*it to consider whether the p. ,«aal h essential to any sound plan ol polioy for Ireland. 1 at onoe tell you this, and make oonfetsion, that in our proposal in behalf of Irish landlords we went to the furthest point in their be-' half and upon two (rounds: partly be-' oatue we knew they hud been petted ohildren ef England who now, as it were, wu turning on thorn, in some degree, and partly because we wished to give our opponent* aver*, inducement for a great end speedy settlement of the quution. I oheriah the hope it will be perfeotly possible to dense a plan for the sate purchase ol estates in Ireland. Condensed Despatches. The Eagle Hotel at San Luis Obispo, Cal., wu burned yestorday. Tk* pops has soot a congratulatory telegram to the Cur ouhiaesoape fromduth. At a consistory at Bome yuterday several new cardinals won hatted and new bishoprics created. Advices from London state that the Moorish authorities hare released three penons imprisoned under' Amerioan olaims at Aictaar and at Laraiohe. The polioe have become alarmed at St Petersburg. They have been informed that a widespread band of Nihilists are ready for immediate ae-, tion. The railroad commissioners are still investigating the oatue of the Forest HiU accident Geo. F. Foltom, supt of Ihe bridgu of the Providence road, uys the bAge where the dlsuter occurred had been frequently teeted and regarded et ufe. ■■ * Items or Interest. The new, fast train from New York arrived tt Kantu Oity on Moaday one minute ahead of time. ' ; Lieut Seward Mott, of the U.S. tenth oavalry, stationed at Ban Carlos, died on Bunday from wounds received in a quarrel with a joung Apache ohief; , The funeral of Mrs. Neebe, the wife of the anarchist, whioh was held at Chicago ou Monday, wu a quiet affair. Fully 30,000 poraona attended. Nubewu not present. ■„ Jf The ohargee made by the Philadelphia Tmu against tha eity editor of Uie Puts of Oat oity, A. H. Hmckley, whoratiuTieuiaocusuofreo.Wiiga weekly *aejbt Iron, gamblare, h*t*eat- ed a U| se-uaUon in newspaper dr- . oiu then. HoMkley wrote a letter to tha editor of the Time, in which he uys: "I am utonishsd to see in the IBB ■-■ ^ r:', Tbo following busineis Directory relate! only to ptnona whoso advertisements appear ln the Daily Columbian. It has been fonnd truo, as a rule, tbat persons who advertlsellberalljrare liberal In thoir dealings and many persons make lt a rule to give preference in tbelr dealings to those, establishments wbloh advertise freely. The following list Is arranged alphabetically: LEGAL. T. O. Atkinson ..,. Oolumbia Bt Vf. -Kprmto Hole Columbia Bt Corbbuld 4 McCoU. McKensle st ■ . Branoh Offlce at Vancouver. MEDICAL. Dr. H. M. Cooper i Church Bt Dr. J. C. Henderson Cbllllwhack, B. C. Dr. I, M, McLean McKensleSt Dr. DeWolfe Smith Clarkson St INflttftAirCB. W. J. Armstrong [Are] Court House H. V. Edmonds.,... ., McKensle St W. D. Ferris [life A accident] Ferris St T. R, Pearson [Are A life] Columbia St Rand Bros, [nre* life].... McKensleSt Branch Offlccs at Vancouver & Vic. Turner, Beoton A Co. litre] Viotoria Woods, Turner A Gamble - [fire, life4 accident] ColumblaSt RBAL BSTATB AGBNCIBt. Vf. N. Bole..... m Columbia St Corbould A McColl McKenzie St H. V, Edmonds McKenzio Rt W, D. Ferris Ferris St Oapt. Pittendrigh McKenzio St Rand Bros McKensle St Wood*, Turner A Gamble.:....Coiumbia St ARCHITECT, Ae. C. H. C.ow....,.*...4........ Clinton Bt G. W. Grant MoKensle St AVCTIOKBR8. H. N. Rlch-............,....-Ladner'sIiandlng T. J; Trapp Columbia St A0BMTS FOR UACH1HERY, At. Fraser A Leonard Vancouver F. Welcome McCrady..... McKensle St ■OOHi * STAVIOHBRV. D»Ijfm...,.....U'»'*"'»» ...»Columbla St ■VncAL I^fTRrMHMTS. r, R. Pearson.. .„tt..i.t,...~, Columbia St PRINTING A RULING. The Columbian Steam Print!iir Establishment Oolumbia st. STOVES A TINWARE. Sui. Cunningham Columbia Rt H. M. Cunningham A Co Columblu St HARDWARE. Job. Cunningham Columbia St ■v' '' *j GAS FITTINGS. J C] Jul. Cnnnlnglinm.... Columbia St H. M. Cunningham A Co- .....Columbia St SEWING MACHINES. C.J. Rob-ton....."» ;.. ColumblaSt HARNESS, Ac. Douglas A Dolghlon.. .....Columbia St GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Vf. It Austin .'..-. Front St Jas. Cunningham Columbia St CO. Major Columbia Kt Wm. McColl........... Columbia Ht O. MoDonough Front St DRY GOODS. D. Drymlule A Oo Columbia Rt Jas. Ellard A Co ColumblaHt Ogle, Campbell ft Co Columbia St FURNITURE. Peebles ft Heckley .............Columbia Bt W. Prothero. - Columbia Bt . WOOD * COAL. A. Burns.,...,. ...»;...,.«.-..... Blucklti St Henry Elliott [Orders left at W. McColl's] DRUGS, Ae, D. 8. Curtis A Co...w....w.-,*-Co]umbla W A. Peele H Columbia St BUTCHERS. Robt. Dickinson.... .....Columbia St WATCHMAKERS * JEWELERt* F. Crake ,, Columbia Ht F. Stlinky Onlumbla Ht C. M. McNuughten ..ColumblaSt VLACttSMITHIllG * (AEllIAGR Thon. OveuH,. ,.,..„......„;.ColAinbu. St Reid A Currie ..-*..-.,...,.-.-..Colombia Bt •'" HOTELS. Farmers Home I liolden]... Church St The C|arenco I Richards]... , Victoria PAINTERS, Ae, Chas. ^prray.....«.,.»....-.,)..,.*.tClflrkson Ht BOOTS * SHOES. G. H. Grant ft Co...... Columbia St II. Kells Columbia Ht Wm, Ross .....Columbia St .. TAILORS., . I). Drysdale ft Co! H ......Columbia Rt Thot. Walsh........ -....Columbia Bt BAKERY, A. Diebel..... .Front Bt v NURSERIES. '"'. G. W. Hotiry Port Hammond E. HuU*horson....„ Uulnero FANCY POULTRY* Ac Jno. S. Cox Royal Aveuue Ull iU j"." ll <• T. B. Pearsu A Cm,] EOS' TO ANNOUNCE THB AR* rival oik large stock of B1. , Artists' Materials! Oontlttlngof " Ooloirt, Water and Oil) Flint trllbM,. all alaa, | riHQMI, Porcelain k Ptpiormaohe Panels, it Academjf li Canvas Boards, ,. Smooth 4 twilled Caa rat, Palettes, *Hltti'Inlres, 4t. •a.M Eral also beds to announce that, in order to make room for a. fresh arrival of Ooods from England, considerable reductions will be mads on much or the present stock for salo. dw'oSSml N. MoRte, Wyebrldge, writesi "I has. sold tm «aaUu4 ol Pr. Theaiat' KoleelHe 0U| It Is used lor eolds, ton threat, croup, to,, and ia (set for sny etTesllon el the throat It wotks like -nag* lo. It la .sort ears for boms, -nraadt, LAND SURVEYORS, Fire, Lift. Accident ft Mirlne i..V!Oii|s|fhuifll :;)i;0Jl| Dominion Express Comp'y, Ld. listen Caaadlaa aak Notts Bought and Bold. DOI.01IMA ITIIIBT, Telephonea. MW WMTHIgSTM. "mt ".VfSH. $6QQ REWARD. TMVB HUNDRED DOLLARS RE- F ward will be paid by tbe advertiser for such Information as will lead to the conviction of tbe person or peraons who recently sent Insulting anonymous letters ln the guise ot Valentines to a number of residents of tbis city. The name and address of the advertiser may be had at this office. ' New Westminister, March 12,1887. dmhl2ml TENDERS LRE INVITED UP TO NOON OP the 1st day mt April, im, tor the Surchase of the leasehold premises on the 'orth-wettt cornorof Columblu and Mc Kensle Streets, NewWestminster. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to W, NORMAN BOLE, dmhlStapl Hollcllor for Mortgagee. HENRY V. EDMONDS, 11UUUUI1J J.UU11U| LAND AND INSURANCE AQENT. McKenalc St., New Westminster, B.C. Valuable Building und Manufacturing Rites for Sale or Lciino In (lie cities of New Westminster and Vancouver. Farms for Sale. Money to Loan on good Real Estate security at reasonable rates. mh2dmlwto F For Sale! 700 ASSORTED FRUIT TREES IROM THE JEWELL NUIWERY CO.. Minn., consisting of Summer Apples, Fall Apples, Winter Apples. VherrlcH. I'lnws, Pears* Also—a nice assortment of Currant und Raspberry Bashes, tirupe lines, Ae, Will bo sold hsh whole,or In lots to suit, nnd on very reasonable terms, JAMES WISE, nihl-lwtldto Front Street. MUSICAL & LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER IN THIS Baptist Church! OH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29. S1HORUSES, QUARTETTES, SOLOS, i ard Recitation*-:. Addresses by Rev, essrs. Scouler, Watson and Haddon. Programme at 7:80 Rharp. In Audience Room; Supper at 9, In Lecture Hall. Tickets, M rents eacht Children Half- price; at tho store* of 0. M. McNaughton and Ogle,.Campbell A Co. dmhlGtd TOTXCE. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JY I havo made application to the Cliief Commissioner or Lands and Works for a license to cut and carry away timber on and from Lots 25,29,27,2), 29, 80, SI, 82, 8t, 85,88 and 80, In the Hastings townsite, New Westminster Distriot. W. A. DUNCAN. Now Westminster, Feb. 29,1887. dm hi ml Municipal Work. SPECIFICATIONS FOR DITCH AND Roadway, one and a half miles, more or less, may be seen at the house of Alexander Kilgour, Sea Island: at the store of Wm. McColl. New Westminster! at Thos, McNeely's, Ladner's Landing; and at the office of the undorsigned. The work to be oompleted on or Lefore tbo 1st July next. Tenders to be sent ln to the undersigned up to the 81st Maroh Instant, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. a D. SWEET, CM. Cm March 12,1887. North Arm P. O. mhHdt4wl2 What Phwciami Say ahut'tni STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Treatment by Absorption has for some time been recognised by Medical Men to be the most simple and effectual meant of conveying to Diseased Otgans, "Curatives,'' but in cases of Kidney Disease and Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment was practicably Impossible until the Introduction of the Starr Kidney Pad. It costs leas than a single prescription aud Is Immeasurably more decisive and effective than any quantity of internal Medicinal dosing. Worn Immediately over the seatof Disease, 111 curative properties become absorbed by the diseased and enfeebled Orrans, continuously and directly, as required to Insure In return their healthy action and original vigour. Itli comfortable to tho patient and pleasant In Its effects, and cures when nothing else ean, Tho Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes positive, decisive results. A more valuable discovory as a true remedy for Kidney Diseases was never made.—Medical Oaeeae Tke Starr Kidney Pad, manufactured In Toronto, Is a permanent sure cure for dlsenses, disorders and ailments of the Kidneys, Bladder and urinary secretive system, or attendant complaints, causing pnin In the small of the back, eldes,etc., producing urinary disorders, such as too freciuont, scanty, diflicult, painful or copious micturition, inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms,; etc.. denoting the presence In the system of diseases common to the urinary secretive organs—known as gravel, catarrh of thc bladder und pass ages, Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc. Send for pamphlet to LANGLEY A CO., Wholesale Agents, Victoria.' Retailed by A. M. HERRING and D. &CURT1S A CO., New Westminster; T. MoNEE- LEY, Lmlner'-. I.and1n«: H. McDOWELL A CO., HASTINGS SAW MILL CO., THE VANCOUVER DRUG CO., Vancouver; W. E. MCCARTNEY A BRO., Vancouver and Kamloops; J. a LOVELL Yale: W. It. MEGAW, Priest Valley; H. CLARK A CO., Kamloops. dwse28yl YOUNQ MEN'S Christian Association! IN THE SKATING RINK nt 8 o'clock every Wednesday night during March and April. Tickets for Courso |1, which gentlemen may exchange for membership to June 80th, IRsT, without extra fee. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 'Hit GRAND CONCERT! AdmlMlnn, 50 cts. Tickets mny be had nt tbo stares of D. Lyal, G. II. Grant A Co, and D. 8. Curtis A Co. dmhiltd U CURTIS & CO. Wholesale and Retail DRUQQISTSI Xew Westminster, B. c. dwmhlOto To tbe Electors MU TNI PUIUC IN CINMM Of the District of Fire! Fire! TESTIMONIAL! Vancouver, 2Srd June, 1880, Ma G. ROBERTSON, Representing Goldle A McCulloch, Gait, Ont. Sir.—We the nnderstsned having witnessed the terrible Are which wiped out of existence the young city of Vancouver, on the 18th Inst, have, after the Are, examined the safes sold by you, some of which were put to the most severs test, having been surrounded by large quantities oflard and bacon, nnd we are plenued to testify to tbo remarkable manner ln. which every Safe sold by you preserved its contents, not only boohs and papors, but also thousands of dollars In paper mouey were taken out In perfect condition. Wo can, therefore, with the greatest confidence, recommend them aslhor- oughly An proof* L. A. Hamilton, for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company] M. A. MacLean, Mayor; John J.Blake, Stipendiary Ma* Slstrato; Rlch'd. Alexander, Justice of ie Peace; John Boultbee, Police Magistrate, City of Vancouver; Thomas Dunn, Justice of tho Peace; Isaac Johns, Col.; Edward E. Rand, Real Estate Broker; It, Balfour, Alderman; John Rankin, Real Estate Broker: Pither tt Edson, Royal Hotel: H, F, Keefer, Contractor, C. P. R,; J. W. McFarladd, Port Moody, to Vancouver and English Bay; F. C. Innes A Co., Real Estate Brokers; A. W. Ross, Real Estate Broker; Gravely A Spinks, Real Estate Brokers; R. O. Ferguson, Mgr. a C. P. Mills. Jeaotc 'JI Or any other Distriot. Feeling that whether we have the DEEPENED Or not, we must have Boots* anil Shoes, THEREFORE, GEG. H. GRANT & CO. Take advantage of this opportunity to let the readers of this paragraph know where Boots ami Shoes of various descriptions and of all alses may be had, We have taken the Store on Columhla Street lately occupied by Mr. N. A; White, and are ln a position to entertain customers, to whom we extend a cordial invitation lo oall and examine our Stook. SEO. H. GRANT & CO., dwmhSto Cni.uuniA Strict. THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Printing Company cuac-Exns.) OK TBE 10TH OF JANUARY, 1887, the Columbian Newspaper and Printing Concern waa purchased by a joint stock company composed of citizens cf New Westminster, to be known as the "Uritish Colombian Printing Co., Limited." The concern hat been for nearly a year owned aad controlled by thc Britiah Columbia Stationery and Printing Company, of New Westminster, Victoria and Vancouver. The objeot of tho new company la to continue the publication of the British Couth-uan newt- paper and carry on a general printing and publishing concern, controlled entirely by those whose individual Interest it will be to promote the development, especially of the Mainland. There will be no slackening of the energy hitherto displayed in the management of the establishment, and Its patrons may rely upon receiving full value tor their money. The Columbian will continue to be entirely Independent In both Dominion and provincial politics, and will devote itself to the advancement of snch schemes aa may be considered in tha publio interest. The concern it now entirely separate fnm any other business, the book and stationery establishment ih thit city having been taken over by Mr. T. R. Pearson, who will continue to carry it on In his own name and for hit own benefit. It It desirable that a dally newipaper ahould be maintained In 'this oity, ud the new oompany asks for pnblic patronage on the ground that lt Is engaged In an enterprise calculated to promote tho pnblic welfare. It asks that the Columbian he judged on Itt own merits and supported only so long u Itl policy b consistent with its professions. In consequence of this buslnea, change all accounts due the concern must be settled without delay so that tha books of tht former company may be adjusted and closed. Address all communications and remittances to D, ROBSON, Manager. Now Westminster, Jan. N, 1887. , IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y. 1 Old Bsoau St. and 16 Pau Mall, LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES* OTHER Buildings, Ooodt, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Fanning Stock, Ships lu Port, Harbor or Dook, and the Cargoes of such Vessels; also, Ships building and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable riven and canals, and Goods on board noh Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, FROM LOSS OR D1M16III FIBI. Subscribed ud Invested Capital, .61.600,000 STGh Rates of Premlim ud every Information ou be obtained oo application to W. J. ARMSTRONG, Agent for New Westminster. Confederation Life ASSOCIATION. Guranlee Capital *1,MMM Full Gov'm't Deposit Head Office; Toronto; Canada .A H0ME~C0MPANY. I Thi*. Association merits the confidence the Public is reposing in it from the following FACTS.- TheBecurto oirered to policy holders Is unsurpassed by any Oompany doing business In Canada, I ItnainoHhemeao! Insurance, butthe well-established lines, hence the polioy holdersoannofbe misled aa to their contracts. Its statements to the publlecan be readily understood, Its cask statement showing every Item of Income and how expen- ; Its position Isascertalnedannuallyfrom a detailed valuation ln which every Item of liability Is Included. Its progress has been unexampled In the history of Insurance In Canada. . , Us policies are Indisputable after three years, and non-foifeltable after two years' existence. Its nrollts are distributed upon an equitable l>asls. The proflta to one class of policy holders are not lessened to live larger profit, to any other class, wEleh method affords superior advantages over tbe uniform bonus plan of distribution. Liberal CnilllM. as to Beelieneean* Travel. J. K. MaeDONALD, Managing Director. T.R. PEARSON Agent, Kew Wtatmlnstei JeT-mo-alternate. DIU-SB * IMPORT*,! IH DryGoods CLOTHING AKB- GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED IN DRYGOODS, A NEW STOCK In all shades and material of DRESS GOODS, Including Cashmeres, Merinos, Silks, Satins, Blaok and Colored Velveteens and Plushes. COTTONS (bleached and unbleached). LININGS, BUTTONS, HOLLANDS, Ac. Grey, White, Scarlet and Checked FLANNELS. LADIES GLOVES, In Cotton, Wool, Silk and Kid. Ladles Merino and Lamb Wool Vests. JERSEYS, all prices. Hosiery, Muslins, Diaper Irith Linen, Brilliant!, to., Ac. Men's Clothing! For Quality, Style, Fit and Price, can't be touched. MEN'S FURNISHINBS In every Line. Cotton, Merino and Wool Underwear, White Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Gloves, Braces, Cardigan Jack* eu, Ao. Alio, Cotton, Merino, Cash- mare, Lamhi Wool and Knit SOCKS, in great variety. ' Alto, HATS and CAPS, Ladles'and GenU' RUBBER GOODS and UMBRELLAS. In House Furnishing Goods CarpeU, Rugs, Window Polei with Rings and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Green ud Striped), Damask and Cretonnes, Sheetings, Towels, White Counterpanes, Bleached and UnUeaehed Table Linens, Napkins, Ticking!, Blank* eta and Arctio-down Quits, Table Cloths and Coven. IA GROCERIES Everything found lh a firet-olase Estab* lishment, and nctn but the best. Canned Ooodt, tnlti, Matt nnd VtgeUMu. IdtnloabrCkeapSaeds. I 4.a*lb-ar them er keep (keen, tat I «f»r yen Ik. keel mt at the l.wnt price Ikeyeuke soli at, and ye* gel wkal wa npnscat 1 3H*T The British Columbian GoLnmlna St., New Westnunster, B. C. IN 300 SHARES OF $50IAOH. Fast Steam Presses, First-Class Material^ Efficient Worfctoeifc THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS ONE OF THE> IIT 1 IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. BY MAIL, PER ANNUMt Daily British Columbian, - - $10 00 Weekly British Columbian, 2 00 Leading lewspaper on Mainland HAVING BY FAR THE LARGEST C1RCUUTWR. BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION At Moderate Rates. SPECIAL BLANKS RULED & Persons who have not proved foy ao*«.al experience the ability of the estabKBraent to turn out first-class wbrKare invite^'to send a trial order. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN I'UBLISHED Krery Afternoon cxee-il smutty, At the Company's Steam Fpnllnf E8' tablishmont, Colombia 81. Dellveied In the City dolly...55c. per woek Mailed dally, one year. t™ Mailed dally, six months 6.60 tnviiTiiuo uth rot thi oailv. Tmsl.nl WTeHtsensenls.-First Insertion, 10cts. per line solid nonpareil: each subsequent consecutiveinsertfon,2ct«. per llneVAdvertleements not Inserted every -— "■-*- -wrJlneeatU Insertion. fllso».»»is.-Be«ul»r ....loSial Advertisements atwloirlni rates: Modi, i£Vrf3l.lMfcXool. _ „ InssrSd for less f fura 3 ..int. will be added. eeial IfUees among reading matter, tt eta. per line eaoh Insertion. Specials calling attention to advertisements, 10cts. ■"■Urths', Marriages ond Deaths.tl lor eaoh Insertion: Funeral Notices ln connection with deaths, EO cts. each Insertion, laetlM talc, when dteirtayed, charged IB per eenUese man transient advts. If solid, charged at regular transient rates. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN ■sued every Wednesday Morning. Ilellvored In the Oity, per year. SUM Mailed, peryear 2.00 Malled,tmonths.... '• WI*tV AOVIITIIINII SATtl. tra«»ienla»lvertU«nsen-s.-Fir»tln8or- tlon, lOcts. per line solid nonpareil; sub* sequent Insertions, 6 eta. per Une. . MawMlf A«reitUeaseats.-For 1 Inch, -IU0 per month: 31ns. t2 perm.: 3ius.S2.oo per liTi I col. 112.75 per m. II Inserted for less than ft mos. 10 per cent, will be added to these rates. Special notices among reading matter, ete. per line eaoh inaertlon. Cats must be all metal, and for largo cuts an oil*, rate will be charged. No advt. Inserted ln either Issue for loss thnn 11. IVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. .. &{,. ff.O.HJ: McTavish L-itiarh <EoIuinbtan Friday Evening, March It. MM. A ton of a gun is »pt to bo A pntty *omartVbai bore. ing is something to a door. Hen, like buttles, should bo corked when full. A corset is properly described as a uiias-shapin' thing. Jeffreys Lewis haa beeu married to Harvey Hainhall in Oakland. The printer is a free-hearted fellow; He'a alwaya ready to tot 'em up. Council Bluffs ia six] miles square, and still hallooing for more room. Lotta is now worth over a million dollars. That's a Lotta money for so little a woman. Snowthed So. IS near 6-Mile Croek near Rogers' Past, has been carried away by the recent mow slides. Crocuses are blooming in the gar* dtna everywhere. To-day everything bore tht appearance of genuine spring, Furniihed Cottage to rent, in a rt'. of the city; Apply to 6ns, Tim*™ k Gamble. dmhlOwl Two lota and 2 houses on Royal Avenue can be purchased at a very low. figure. For particulars apply to Bund Bro.. dmhllto Hen ere huty at work filling up the large hollow at the angle of Columbia it and the railway with sawdust and hat beon keeping tally .Cleveland shakes hands, the can average 319 shakes randliltAit.; It it reported now that trains will be running down to Vancouver early nnt month, but it ii doubtful if the tervbe will begin for a month. Mrs. Washburne, wife of Elihu Washburne, United States minister to France, died at 7:10 this morning nt her rooms at Fremont House, Chicago. Fishermen in Lake Erie can the coming season sit in tlieir boats and nft&i eaoh tide of an imaginary line, »tnY*lnake faces at each other as tho law allows. The Ameer has notified his Afghan subject, to prepare for a ''holy war." tttft', the only kind those cut-throat tribW ever engage in, and they're holy terrors when on the war-path. Hr. Bole hat given notice that he will present a home rulo resolution in the legislature. The resolution will affirm the belief that a parliament tight to be granted lo Ireland. £.; governnieut officials have 1 far; tomb! time several ling sonooners suspected of smuggling in Drake's harbor, and it is rumored that a seizure has been made. A wide field for speculation is opened by thit paragraph in the Nashua TiUgraph, dejoribing dancing parties in Amherst, HUH.: These dances have been kept up on as purely a moral bull u practicable. Intelligence has beeu received in Portsmouth, England, of the supposed low tf a Japanese cruiser, whioh was "TWP'i Sp-ton guns built in Ir Ae Japanese government. wn42 dayi from Nagasaki. Two Japanese, one Frenoh and two Britiih .hip. weie aent out in search of har, but at last accounts no advices had been received of ber. The death of Capt. Eads, which took place lately, may have the effect of killing hii great aoheme for the con- itmofion of,» skip railway across the isthmus of Panama. For many years the captain devoted hit best energies to thia scheme, and he succeeded in working out the details with remark* ahjaj4|«rnesa. Jt it to be hoped tome ^•ri^jiojoct, lit 'Wmoutie, belong- lid to James Gordon Bennttt, of New folk, pelted through the Suet canal M the night of January 20th in 13 hn, -ial M Bloc. It bed the electric lights 'SSt»tSSllmltli>l the speed to 10 kilo I an hour,, Thii rule makes 10 it, time for ordinary _m of 17 houn with „ Jiktt ere now frequently mado. Sg^ffW*-*" «•-«•!»♦• •«•' Thbouoh FuiaHT. — The first thraagh freight Mired yeaterday in th* tliepe of » atr of tundriei from Montreal and a oar of flour from Win- Adopted.—Mr. T, Davio has presented in the legislature a report on the New Weitminiter and Southern railway bill whjoh has boon Hdqpted. Home Rule. — Mr. W. Norman Bolo, M.P.P., lias given notice that he will introduce a motion relating to memorializing the Imporial «ovom- ment in favor of homo rule for Ireland. Fob the East.—Senator Mclnnes left Viotoria for tho East to-dny via, the Sound und the Northern Paoifio. Parliament is summoned for the 13th April and tho Senator wishos to be presont. / i. , . . A Bellicose Council.—Tho Victoria council at its last two meetings has terminated rather abruptly. At the last meeting tho members objected to tho ruling of the chair and rushed from tho meeting room. ♦ * . A Bad Place.—Thero is a short piece of Begbie. street, south of Columbia street, that ought to receivo the immediate attention of the council. For months it has boon, and It is now, in a frightful .condition. It ought to be gravelled. —.—-, *> , A Okeditabde Issue.—To-day's Columbian is indeed » creditable issue. By reference to its columns our readers will find ovor $000 words of the Associated Press telegraphio roport, whioh is more than any other paper in the provinoe publishes. '— *-^a .. Seeds and Plants.—Attention is called to tho advertisement of ©. A. McTavish, North Saanioli, wliich appears in another column. Flowers, shrubs and plants grown in British Col*' umbia will bo found equal to those produced anywhere else, and tho offers made by Mr. McTavish nre cortainly very liberal. .——. **t*--n ~—:— Fish.--T1io continuous cold nights arc proving very detrimental to tho salmon fishing.' Tho catch this week is behind tho average so far, considering tho time of tho year. On Tuesday night some of tho boats capturod fourteen fish, but since thon they hnvo .caught none. Last ovening was very unfavorable, Many of the fishermen suffered intensely from tho frost which prevailed, which somo of thorn say was so severe as to stiffen their nets the instant thoy were lifted abovo the water. Bkevitv.—In these days, when so many duties aro crowded into one brief life, tbe value of abridgment has come to be recognized, and tho tendency is everywhere toward brevity. Thoro are very few persons living in this city, or, indeed, in tho province, who have not had reason to regret that the, oity'i namo wai originally made so unnecessarily long. If it had been Westminster without the qualifying adjective, it wouldn't have been so bad; but "Now Westminster," when one comes to write it many times in a day, seems to be longer at every repetition. We bog .to BUggest that the adjectivo be dropped, and that the name become simply "Westminster." There could be no confusion occasioned by the chango, for thero is no other place of thesame mme in the province, or, we believe in tho Dominion. It would be a very great comfort, we are sure, to all persons, if the suggested abbreviation were generally adopted. River Maii*.—Persons coming from up-river complain that all- last week they wore without mails from any direction whatever, und vay much dissatisfaction exists on tliat account. During tho time wheu no mails wen- going on the cars, the str. Adelaide, made twu trips up the river as fur as Chilliwhack, but took no mail. Persons residing along the river think thnt the post-office authorities ought to have sent at least one or two mails by the steainer. The cost would havo, been very trilling in comparison/to tlio accommodation that would bo afforded. The post-ollice authorities Bay, however, that they woro in daily expectation that tho railway would resume the mail servico, and did not feel nt liberty to employ any outside servico without definite information ns to tho* length of timo tho blockade woultl' ion-. tinue. But it seems to us tho inipec- tor ought to hnvo demanded definitu information from tho railway poople, and seen thut the mail service was not unnecessarily interrupted. Phesuvtekv or Com-iima. —This presbytery held an adjourned meeting in the Presbyterian Hull in Vancouver Tuesday,Rev. R. Jninicsoii,moderator; T. Q, Thompson, clerk; Thos. Scouller and Alex. Tail, ministers, with Fitzgerald McCleary, elder. .The congregation of Vancouver having petitioned the Presbytery for separation frfinV Richmond congregation and to form a separate charge, and being cited to ap- Sear as delegates st this meeting, lessrs. Dalgleish, Sanders, Munroe, Burns, and Baker fioin|Vancouver,-ind H. Bc.yd, W. Stewart and J. Ferguson from Richmond, spoke in reference to the petition, and the KJfresbytery agreed to separate in terms thereof,and appointed Rev. Mr. Sanders of Now Westminster to proach to the congregation of Vancouvor on March 28 at 7 p. in. and moderate in a call to a minister. It was also agreed la apply (0 the Home Mission committee; fora minister for Richmond, and for a grant of (3000 per annum. Rev. D. McRao was appointed a member of the Synod Oommittee on bills and overtures. 1, ■ in rr- ! Personal. HdV 'J. AJWood Wn4'iip',iif<<ni1 Ladners thii afternoon. Jit;'/,. Hall came in from Yancou- >r Inat night, and returned this after- iiKiwsa*^ ver noon. At the Colonial: Johu Wilton,Victoria; Jas. A. Clark, Port Motodyi1 M: Bovill, Monday; J. Slrr, Nortii Ann. At the Holbrook: John Boyes, Langley; J. D. l'urie, Clover Valley; *. B. Letter, Surtey.) I. D. Blakely, Olsoier; Eli Lander, Ladners; J. Bunion; J, Kurrenoross, Mud Bay. ] AT!_W8T. y Arrival or tlw Delayed Eastern .Vim - .Ma!|, ■■.'-; A through letter mail froni| the east arrived in this city over tho 0- P. R. about 4 o'olock this afternoon. ' These lottei'snro packed over, the blockaded portion of the railway'a distance of nearly twenty, miles..•" It ^s reported thai lhe road is nearly dug out. By Monday tho portage will be reduced to about two miles, and it is proposed to transfer passengers and mails over thii distance 111 the meantime. It is expected that through passengenfor the East will leave this oity on Sunday; It 1 will probably be twu or threo weeks boforo traffic has boon regularly, resumed, but it is expected that passongera ahd mails will now. gb through without serious interruption. It iB just three weeks since we have had an eastern mail until today. ■' ■ '" ■"'.■ •'' The C.P.B. Blockade. Ho Trains for a Fortnight. Bpeolsl Dispatch. B ,--■■■ ■■ Chicago, Mar, 18.—A tpecial from Winnipeg, Manitoba, printed here says: The blockade on the Canadian Pacific in tho Rooky Mountains ia complete and there will be no through trains for a fortnight. ' Snow hat blocked the roads and. a mud tunnel haa caved in. The ptiiengeri who went west two days ago hare returned from the mountain!, having been unable to get through, and wont south to roach the Paoifio coast via the American lines. -,, r, 1 ■ —! *■ \,.—n A lady writos: "I was enabled to remove the corns root and branch, by the use of Halloway's Com Cure." Others who have tried it have the same experience. _ Cariboo Elections. REID IS AHEAD BY A IAR0E MAJORITY. Ashoroit, Mar. 17.- i'he returns from the Dominion election for Cari boo district as far as heard from are ns follows:'' - ■ REID. FEltOt'SON. Clinton Soda Croek. Quesnelle,.. Stanley Barkerville . . 20 . 8 . 21 ; 7 32 8 2 2 1 30 07 65 Tliis gives Reid a majority of 42, with 8 polling places to bo heard from. There is no doubt but he is eleoted. Latkb. — Returns from Lac La Hoche are as follows: Reid, 7; Ferguson, 8. Thoro aro 7 places yet to bo heard from. 'Worms. derange the whole system; Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator derange worms., and gives rest to the sufferer. It only costs twenty-five cents to try it and be convinced, y MacRa) ana tne B. & 0. San FiAKi'isco, March 17.—To a reporter ofihe-'AWoiiated Prtai, who called on John W. Mackay thia afternoon to ascertain if the report were true associating Mr. Mackay with the B & O. telegraph deal that gentleman pronounced the story without founds* tion. , "As far. aa 1 tin concerned," said Mr. Mackay, '|po propotition for the acquirement of the B. A O. R. R. ur the B. & O. Telegraph Co. haa been made by me, or to me, and no, negotiations are pending. I know nothing of the matter oxcept what 1 hare seen in the newspapers." --, St. Patrick's Dw In Borne. RoSiKj Match 17.- A public consistory was held to day in the Sola Regia. It began nt 10:20 o'olock and concluded at noon. The procession Wis head, ed by the consistonal advocates with attendants, arrayed in 'minium robes and ermine enps. They wero followed by the crnss benrer,caroerinrs, prelates, bishops,' archrbishups, and cardinals. Then cume tho Pope, who wob borne on thesodiagaHtoria Hanked with Dob* elli or white peacock feather fans. He was accompanied •>)) each side by noble guards in blue Swiss, guard officers in purple aad criiuaoti robed attendants. When tie Pope descended from the ■edia he ascended tho throne; which had been covered with purple cloth and cloth of gold for the Lenten season. ' 'The canopy over tho throne wai backed by tapestry of perino del vnga, depicting Faith, Hup* and Charity. At the bate of llio throne were two mocni conohant, bearing red (Miners with cross keys.' Tlie cardinals occupied the benches arrayed iu a long parallel line in front of the Pope. The consistorial advanced It. Ilie centre nnd read the "leittnce for the beautifies* tion of p.rsons Under1 consideration." Thia conclude-!, 10 cardinal* left the hall to bring fr..ii\ the chapel Bj uew cardinals. Arch Bi-lmj, Ooplcs,' of Toledo; Mgr. Aloiaa Mam-11, ex-nuncio at Lisbon; Arch-Bishop Taschereau, of Quebec; Arch-Bishop flibbona, of Baltimore; Arch-Bishop Uernndoii, of Zens; Arch-Bishop Place, of Reunes; Arch-Bishop (Jlordani, of Ferrara. Each new cardinal was accompanied by two othen. Cardinal Taschereau eras accompanied by Cardinals Melohero and Moiolla. They prooeddeU and bowing twice kissed the Pope's, .foot add hand, and wceited thp Pope's double embrace and thence retired: They again advanced to the Pope to restive tho hat whioh was brought in 00 a silver aalver. . „ ,. „ 111 ! -» 1 ,, ■ , , ' Mrs. A. Nelson, Brantford, writes:, 1 was a sufferer from Chronlo Dyspepsia for a eleven yean, Always after eating drooping and languid feeling, whtel intenieb s,Mt*™ iplng ai . would last for severe! Houn after eating. 1 was recommended by Mr. Popplewell, Chemist, of our city, to try Northrop * Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Byi- peptic Car., and I am thankful to lay thatTliaVe hot Dden better for Vearsl tliat'burning sousatnm add languid feeling hot all gOnt;' and food does not lb heovjroli'nry 'ItArnechV' 0*11*1 of Wiy fjmify have used It with best remits, CANADA AND TNE U. S. Fall Reciprocity Between Eaeli country or Else Line the Boundaries With Soldiers and Pickets. COXCBSSIOHg SHOULD BE HVTIiAl. Ai Intonating Letter by B. But- terworth, Member of Con- gnu (or Cincinnati!. Toronto, March 17.—The Mail this morning contains a letter from the Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, member of Congress froni Cincinnati, who introduced the bill in tho last congress for large reciprocity between Canada and the TJnited States. Tbo following are extracts: "You are familiar with the details and provisions contained in the bill introduced in the closing days of the last congress, thut closer com* mercial relations or ugly, and possibly permanent estrangement between Canada and the United States muat in the near future occur. It seems too clear to need argument to sustain it. lt is the inexpressible logic of the situation. That oloier and freer commercial relations are desirable from every point of view is apparent, and it seems equally clear thore is no mesture of reciprocity short of that, which ia full and complete, that can meet the obvious requirement! ot the lituatibn, I repeat, the Way out of the present entanglement will lead to moit happy and valuable, in every sense, unity of commerce and social interests between ourselves ahd our neighbors and kinsmen in the north, or an alienation and estrangement whioh would be, alike discreditable to our statesmanship and our humanity. Either we will take down the partition whioh forces our commerce hack upon ourselves, stops itt flow along the natural channel which it unceasingly seeks, and give it full scope 10 that trade between the United Statei and Canada will be us free as it ii between New York and Ohio, or we will line our northern border with osidencesof retrograding civilization—forts on land and cruisers on lakes, picketing 3700 miles of our frontier with custom officers and spies, Suoh a condition bf things is alike unnatural and unwise, I have not time nor inclination tu increase the length and enlarge the icope of thit letter by canvassing the resources of Canada, whioh we need, and ultimately mutt have mutual dependence, one country upon the other. Suffice to aay that no intelligent person,-who carefully invest igatea the facts, will hesitate to pronounce in favor of the fullost and most complete reciprocity. Fortunately Canada is ns free and clothed with as full power to conclude arrangements as il the United Statei. The former, by luoh a course, will in no wise disturb her relations with the mother country. The ties that bind her to England are not commercial. They are those whioh reach from hearthstone to hearthstone, and could only be destroyed by the mother oountry in an effort to interpose inseparable barriers in the way of the prosperity and happiness of her citizens on thia side of the Atlantic. ' Thii England will not dn, of count, in cue of full reciprocity ua propoied in the bill to which I have billed your attention. The internal revenue system of Canadians would require 'tome modification, but thit relatea to matten of detail and presents no serious obstacle worth considering. Our tariff customs, knowing, this would possibly involve little sacrifice of pride, but tho act would be met on thit aide by a like spirit nf compromise and adjustment. In other wordi, concessions would be mutual. ' New Spring Goods. Just received direct from England, the fint instalment of New Spring Goods, nt Jas. Ellard & Co. . ■ y p 18mh3td HAMUIED. MUimAY-McFARI.ANK.-At tbo Am* clean Hotel, ln thi" city, Mnreh 17th,hy Kev. Mr. Meouier, William Murray, of this city, to Miss Katie lull McFarlano, of, Chatham, Now Brunswick. Mrs. O'Hearn, River Street, Toronto, uses Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil for her cows for Cracked and Sore Teats; she thinks there is nothing liko it. Sho also used it when her horses had the Epizootic with the very best results. Do not be persuaded to tako any other Oil in place of Dr. 'I nomas' Kclectric Oil. Wholesale uity Market. Heel, per 100 Ib tin no 61 to 00 Pork: " ■ 10 Ofl(i- 000 Mutton " 000031000 Hldesuu-n)" 8 50(9 0 00 Potatoes " : 1 IK) «i 0 00 Turnips " OIBliS 0 75 Carrots " , 0 00 9 0 75 Parsnips '• • ■ ...1 0 7f>c* 000 Heels " 0 758 0 00 Cahhnife " 2 50t) 100 Onions " » 00«s 2'i'i Apples "' '.. .v......... aW8 "Si Piiiir. ".' ' 'Mon, tin Wheat " 150@ 1 75 oot. • '■'•■ ::.i ;;:: 1 wc* 1 so Peas " * 1 Wft* 0 00 Hay, 'per Inn ..."'..... HlllOf.00 00 Butter I roi Is) iier I..;............... U'sSil'f 0 00 Cheese,. •• 0 16 9 0 00 Eats,' pbrdoK. ...:....; 0 as sn 0 <o flJSse, ;i'Uch 150 8 175 Ducks " :.. 0 25 id 0 30 Chlokentr, owe 0 75 Turkeys,norlh 0 259 0 80 COBlwood (retail) per curt 8W9 4 00 InI'Ihorktions ik Dikt bring on dys* qepsia and irregularity of the bowels. Eat only wholesome food, and if tho trouble has become permanent'—as it is vory Erone to do— try a Ooune of Northrop k yman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure. Tbe combined effects astonish and delight the sufferer, who soon begins to digest well, regain functional regularity and Hnprove In appetite) the blood becomes pure, and good health Is restored. ' ■• 1 at. PAUI/B CHVRCH. Hervlces av- B ery MUnday nt 11 A. n. end 7 p..Mi In the Church, Mt. John Btreet, below Royal avenue. Heats free, all are cordially Invited. SundavSohoolatH.Wr.il. , (foate) ■THODIST CHURCH, Mary St, 'ROV. O. Wataen, pastor. Services nt a.m.and7p.m. Sunday School and jlhle Class .190 p, m. Prayer Meoting on Thursdays at I p. m. Seats free: strnnaora oordlally Invlteil. Je7-to, nAPTia* CHVRCH, Agnes Street, P Bast ot Mary Htreet, Rev. Robert Connie, Puitor. Lord's DayServlooButli a. m. and 7 p, m, sabbath flohooland Biblo Class at 2:90 p, m. All spats free: strangers cnrdlally welcomed. d-(lo2|te IF YOU WANT To roiilacG tlie Plants, loatlast Winter, send to ME 10 House Plants, by mail, for .'- *1 10 Harfly Plants, « 1 35 packets Flower Seeds, 1 I havo tbe most complete stook of Flow* erlng and Ornamental Plants in the Province. FORGET-ME-NOT. G. A. McTAVISH, Seed-grower and Florist, North Saanich, 11. C, BJuCiUftloyuca sent free to any addreBH. dwmhisml ins NOTICE. OTICI3 IS HEREBY GIVftN THAT _. thirty days after date wo Intend making amillcatlon to tho Chief Commissioner of Lnnds and Works for a lease for timbering purposes of the following described lands, situate on tho east side of Harrison Lake, np a oreek generally known an Twenty-mile Creek, where a stake has been planted on tho water's edge of the creek about, one mile from Harrison Lake; thenee rnnntng In a south-easterly direction forty (40) chains; thenoe tn a northeasterly direction eight hundred (800) ehatns; thence running in n north-westerly direction forty (-101 chains, moreor less, to tho water's edge of said creek; tbenee following tlio water's edge of ereek eight hundred (800) chain?,more orless, to tho point of commencement—containing three thousand two hundred (3200) acres, more or less, and to be known as Limit* O. Also, the following lnnds situate on tbe opposito sine of the ereck to Limit C, and to bo known as Limit D, commencing where a stake has been planted about one mile from Harrison Lake nt the water's edge of said ereek; thence running In a north-weMorly direction forty (-10) chains; theuco running ln a north-easterly direction eight hundred (800) chains: thence running In a south-easterly direction forty |40] chains, more or less, to -.aid, creek; thonco following tho water's i-dge eight hundred 1800] chnins, move or less, to the point of commencement—containing throo thousand two hundred [8200] acres, more or less. LEAMY A KYLE. Vancouver, Ii. C March Iii, 1887. dmhl7m2 ^^^^ $500 REWARD. T1IVE HUNDItED DOLLARS RE- r ward will he paid hy tho advorllser for such Information as will load to the conviction of tho person or persons who recently sent insulting anonymous letters in tbe guise of Valentines to a number of residents of this oity. The namo nnd address of the advertiser muy bo had at this offlee. New Westmlncter, March 12,1887. dinhtSml TENDERS ARE INVITED UP TO NOON OF the Ist day or Anrll, IBM, for tbe Surchnse of the leasehold premises on the forth*we*.t cornorof Columblu nnd McKenzio Streets, New Westminster. The highest or any tonder not necessarily accepted, For further particulars apply to W, NORMAN BOLE, dmh!5tapl Solicitor for Mortgagee. HENRY V. EDMONDS, DonTByanoer, Notary PuMc ( LAND AND INSURANCE AQENT. McKenzie St., New Westminster, B.C. Valuable Building and Manufacturing Sites for Sule or Letwe in the cities of New Westminster aud Vancouver. Farms for Sale. , .. Money to Loan on 'good* Itciil "Estnte se- ourlty at reasonable rates. mh2dmlwto For Sale! 700 ASSORTED FHHIT TREKS F IROM THE JEWELL NURSERY CO., Minn., consisting of Hitiiinter Apples, Fnll Apples, Winter Apples, Cherries, rinuis, rear*. Alfco—n nice nssortmont of Currant nnd Kiupbcrry Bushes, urnpc Vines* Ae, Will he sold as ft whole, or ln lots to t ult, and on very reasonable terms. ,TAMK8 WISE, mhUwtldte Frontstreet MUSICAL & LITERARY AND SUPPER IN TIIK Baptist Clin rch! OK TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29. /CHORUSES, (UTARTETTEfl, SOLOS, V ai'd Iti-iritalWuiM. Addrof-Kes by Hev. Messrs. Scouler, Wiiti-mi nnd Haddon. Programme nt 7:'to sharp. In Audienco Room; Hitppi-rat.il, in Lecture Hnll. Tlekfis, rvOteuiHcat'lii Children Half- price: at tin-stores of O. M. MoNaughten und Ogle, Campbell it Co. dmhl&td To the Electors! AHD THE PUBLIC IK CENCRAL Of the District of 'JI Or tiny other District. Feeling that whether we havo the DEEPENED Or not, wo must have Boots nnd Shoes, THEIUCFOttE, CEO. H. GRANT & CO. Take advantage of tills opportunity to lot tlie readers of tills paragraph know whero Boots and Shoes ot various descriptions and of all slscs may be had. We have taken the Store on Columbia Street lately occupied by' Mr. N. A. White, and aro tn a position to entertain oustoh-ers. to whom wo extend a cordial Invitation 10 call and examine our Stock.' OEO. H. ORANT & CO., ilwnihDte Cnt.uMiii STRtm, m_mmm*mm*mmmtstsmmsmi. (>IS..<>i!J('ll!S j.irillf)i;.'l|!i;t ■'ii-s'ivn iiil sspjjift ••if! t;;ti ill (ii it )M WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A'.SHIFMiEMliOF ii. ami! 1.ni 1 irmgi FORTHE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, ALSO, A CpNSIGNMENT''OF . ■i; j 'j? i .*: ;. • • ■. (1 Ready-Made Clothing! D. Drysdale & Co ^f*$6himbia Street,N.W. - ;,- ■■ dw*mh7to ■ ,i, Largest Dry Goods, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing House or the Mainland. JAMES ELLARD & CO. OqiaVMIilA ■THIIB-J', •ISr ■ 'iJ ■ 3stFt&*y$l '^"^reetmiiistf!?!,.v dwjaito -Y"'Jj/v o. To make Boom for Ml Spring audi Sumriiier S|ock, shortly to arriye. Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Carpets, Oil Cloths and House > Furnishings. We will offer our entire Stook for the next two weeks at a reduction of 10 to 20 per eent. less than regular prices, A few fines under cost to close them out. Call and examine our Goods to give, us an opportunity to quote prices and: convince you thai we are offering Qoods at astonishingly low prices. .' 'i'^J■..'■". OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. . .,,:.■, Next Door tbBankofB.G;'-".. P. 8.--8peclal Attention to Orders by Mali.' *i ' ■ ':"'••■ dwmhlml t . ., . ,, ■ i & SBrar WateliBS, Diamond Bings BRACELETS, PINS, LOCKETS, CHAINS, AC. Also a targe assortment of SILVER PL-ATKD WARg, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, 8-c. ■, ,/ ,V ,,„ ,'; %_F All Goods guaranteed to be as represented. ''; C. Wl. McNaughten, dw-iaiotc Colonial Block, New Westminater.B. C. *- _—l- .. 1 ..s.s . .'ii'-.' II ■'<■ i .•■■' '"il '"■■'" Notice to Creditors! TiKE NOTIOl TBA* BDHDND J. J. PHIa,JohnWllson>Dd F.«.BI^ trust for ths orsdllors of th. i Htls, John Wilson «na r,«. 81-npson, In trust for Mi. orsdllors of th. sold K.lly Bios. CKdltors «r« reoasslwl Io send Utelr olslms lo Mr; B. J1. Pitt., Vletorl., forthwith., listed March Uth, IK*. ilmMml 8. FBBHY MILLS, of Vlclorln HollcllorsforTrnttsm. WOOD & COAL I General Teaming* frf.>LL' mmjstkip PROMPTLV \/T,»ndi(Vr»-uton»hlo1r«(6«.,,,' ., ;il... I jpr.'fMvf «**'■» left.nl- W. K. Burhs* Btore, or st J. K. loves 's BnlcksrHkon llHltloHlnst. "feTlo
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