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> P . 1 sSATURDAY, MARCH 3, --'__h_' T( T ' I K: i Wnn mm Attorney--Genera! Denounced For Not Offering Reward. r 'ot > p" a DR. PYNES CRITICISMS. | % lus "Bh. Lumsden of Ottawa Makes Prac-- tical Suggestions Relative to the Settlement of New Ontario. Yesterday's session of the Legislature | was quiet and almost uninteresting, ex-- cept for the eloquent speech of Mr. Lumsden, the member for Ottawa. Mr. Lumsden made a fine reference to the conduct of the Canadians in South Af-- rica, and the recent startling progress towards closer union of the empire. Dr.| Pyne, member for East Toronto. spoke | exhaustively, dealing with almost every ',questlon of Provincial politics, and a \few outside matters. There was scarce-- lly a quorum of members, and the gal-- 'lerles had few occupants. Lr. Pyne | |did not conclude his speech, and will f iconunue on Monday. | Bills Introduced. I Dr. Barr introduced a bill to amend the assessment act. R |