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~DF. Harvey CiéaF OF Tweed has been 3 Ds (" faskced D. 31. chates nad " previdusty ©agreed " to "" main-- 51 f nie persnanetinght ya rints tain a stif . silence with . regard to o ie hloin Asiians . an. Unaries hsir misgion. and ~whenever ons . _ of the Oriliia lum. r. . Charles [ » when ]has beon promoted, and will be can-- them was suspected of giving anything nected with the. Hamilton Asylum |away, he was immediately warned by medical staff. . |\some of his associates. It was learn-- 4 Several fishermen to whom inquiry \ed, however, that the object of thei" was made have Informed the Depart-- \visit was to urge on the Government ment of Fisheries that it is quite pos-- that the repeal of the scrap iron as-- 'sible that the hybr'd fish caught in sessment be held over until next year, Lake Simcoe were crosses between her. in order that the whole matter of as-- ring and whitefish. | The Biological sessement should be dealt with at the Department of the university are still one time. It was contended that there deliberating on the subject, but so far were other corporations not affected have been inclined to discount this, whose assssment needed revision as theory. | much as theirs. The interview lasted A deputation representing the County over an hour. Council of Kent waited upon the Gov-- A deputation consisting of Mr. James ernment yesterday and asked to have Conmee, M.P.P., Port Arthurc; D. CG. the drainage act amended so 1s to have | Cameron, Mayor; W. A. Weir, Presi« all disputes taken before a drainage re-- dent Board of Trade; John Dean, I feree, and also to provide that there Councillior, and George Drewry, Vice» | shall be no appeal beyonrnd the Court of President Board of Trade, all of Rat t Appeai. The deputation consisted of Portage, interviewed Hon. E. J. Davis M. H. Shipley, D. J'... Farquharson, D. lth]s morning: They asked the Gov-- Fletcher and J. Ross. They were in-- \errment to assist them in improving t'l;o}qlxrr;ed by Messrs Pardoe and Auld,| {the navigation on the Rainy River. M.P.EP.S. | W 9 The Private Bills Committee met yes-- ;thltyh :2?5.'":&?cf'fid'h::nsfi':gc?"ggfl terday. In the absence of last year's 'ase dams so as to make the r;\'er Chairman, Hon. Mr. Harcourt, Hy. nevigable for larger vessels Russeil, member for East Hastings, oc-- | e se P cupied the chair. Hon. Mr. Harcourt $ mmomoqommsmmscopmer was re--elected Chairman. and the time 'for receiving private bills, which ex-- | | pired yesterday, was exiended one | | week. l A deputation from Gore Bay walied | upon the _ Attorney--General yes-- | terday -- and asked for a-- grant towards the _ enlarging of the Court -- House there. The -- depu-- tation included John Fraser, Mayor of the town, and E. L. Brazenor, J. K. Mc-- | Gregor and R. Jt. McKissock. They ' were introdured by Mr. C. FP.-- Far-- well, member for East Algoma. _ They pointed out that since Manitoulin Is-- # land has been created a separate ju--| | diclial district the business transacted| at the Court House has increased to an 5 * | extent beyond the capacity of the build-- | ing. |_ Alex. Fraser of Sandringham, Stor-- 'mont County, waited upon Hon.'F. R. Latchford yesterday | and. asked for assistance in the construction . of -- a drain in the municipality of Roexbor-- ough. <oenmmmenmevemnenme en e en in es \ ; THE CORPORATION®' LoOBBY. l Hold a Private Interview With the Premier With Regard to the Scrap Jron Assessment .A'pe-l w Other Depuatations. The sdvance guard of the corpora&-- tions affected by the repeal of the scran tron assesment arrived at the Parliament buildings yesterday, and intcrviewed Premier Ross. There were present Messrs. W. H. Pearson, Man-- aging Director Consumers' Gas Com-- pany: Nicol Kingsmill, ©. A. E. Carr, A Manager London Street Huilway; Géo. Lynch--#Staunton, K.C., Hamiiton, andl several others. At the deputation's re-- quest the interview was pflvg,te.l The members « of (the _ debutation|