ro1= ' "` ts-humans:-unntaouua. | "";`I"...``' .. F; or ullup` nickel: to all ointu, dd infor- 1 mntion portilnlnz to all Routes, apply to ` `;BrItinh \%'};l`[-`u" rl`9V|:ln'on; Iuumberf IS!!! Itonolnlo In henna lhdr Indium pporcfnutlll In 8.3. QENERAI. QOKET AGE/I07. MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE. THE PITH OF THE NEWS. KINGSTON. CANADA. WEDNESDAY` EVENING. KPRIL 2:, L33? --..--=~:.-:." .-.:.~...=?-"..:---'..._....."` -- :uIIvul hvo nulls! h mild: in au- don d Clint Iu. W. RIIYE. K 81.. to buy6::; Tia. Ila Iuhdonoulo tn-. \ `nu. Huts nun. uh; II III 31 3|. `Inn. jIdupoI'u.hcund|onnI| Jo unqouuuhhuvcuhnnh vithontnnuunohhltrupluy. An All Night lanh In! 0! (nul- A-:.?-A-Ej `IIOIAIIIIII. lxno:s.AadlI2.-'l\o OCIQO-` pan an din-nun to huknptuy` dual ol the land . [hing ` lndnnnnnrnn has-ndnajrrinnnhn .'.'.'2'.'l.:I.'.7:'.'s'. ' "" '.c"'.u..""'7 Iohunthe tenant vol-thins: Ignnv lororiuhnou tint londlothouncltdthofburulx unr- don. Ir. Sulllvuqyuthl tho pnpundoclintlbhhcnnln they uuocnodlhonvuihthokun Inn ` I- I..J.J 5.... -..4I .L-__J -.ALl_- L. M Lnxu-.\. April 1.`.-llon. Ti - D. Sullivan. led an ol Dublin. in I an totbouuah cltIo.`\r'ah'onnad V U N In talk I ..:.:...::.'... .....""""........l um I In. I-L1-not uown. In Ill bill. ' IIVIII Kr: I'$"II In C! 21 Earl pncoc. at an nti-oourdou donoonndun in . it nitnnh-I hi: dbholhl that that In any oonncdon biioll the Puuolliten and the on in lnlunl. .\ Ienor tn nu! from (I `inwhiohlbouid: ""l\opa ol Inhnd ` and the honor ol England an alike iu\'ol\ nII :3 the Infant ol the noenuplal coercion . .. hmmx. April R.-Ir. Gladstone mot the labor nulbul d prlia-CI cup-into i dinner. He Quin lhloni to the relation: btvun the lihnh and - Itu,bonidhohadnodvIdonlyouo hair 1 `noun ll. mix" in Ll-III. nvvrvu-vuvu ,llC,IC1I(IlIIl|$l'j'Tl `Inna Mr. Pulnllinhilllfo. I.`-.I _._._- -4-Ll__ -5 - U . IJIFVI IICTKIII Wlll W-IIUII IW\I S-`d. bnry with T: the views of the unionists. The L Inhabit an diam tinod with the dhtribntion of benet: pro. pound by the [And bill. which they mph] on unfur. and they are agitating for I n- vision of the bill in that Impact Tho gov. erunoal has docicloul to apply clown on Thursday ifthoopponitinu punish in pI'o- ` longing the debate. III- Of the am amendment: to the Crimea bi]! nlrcnd noticod the Plrnollitul have coma`- buhd (`uladnoniuu 09, couerntivu 38. and unionist: 8. Name have t been made intbonunuofeithortho Iuinnonho Pundlito laden. Probably HI) more unendnonu will ho Hod halo-to Thanh}. `FL- .._l_..2_A_ L-... _.n| A. _...n A. .I_.: .Il*K$C"I|lIKf|IXTT`lIIl'UII . The unioninh have still to meet to d ' ` their course of action in the committon * utalgi.` Lord llutin will conduit Lord ` _ ...lAL _._._ 3. AL- ...2-._. -l` nL- ` ............. ...- ....... Mann. Mundolln and Dillon critiehod v.heCrineuuodlAn 3lr.l)illon aid thatthe Irish people Iran carding: omi- grunnh nfutu thy conil be home away. I innuendo! giving Iubouutinl re- lief, the govemmont peninted in olerin the detectable mockery found in the bill. [M `L. on. _...-_,I...-_A_ A- AL. I`,.:._.. Lil! Ullll Il!L..|l LII. Dlllllll IIIDIILE y IEXJIIF ing the National league with "cowardly as- eanina who were nixinq over peaceful j peaaante." Mr. Sm th etated that the phrase occurred in a letter vritten by his secretary. He himself had not seen it, but he accepted the responsibility for the l age used. The queetion was then asked. \\ at did Mr. Smith mean lvy coupling the Gladetoniane with avowed enemiu of England 9" Mr. Smith admitted that this phrase had been used b his eecretary in a letter which he himee had not seen. He declined to be ex- plicit aa to the meaning. but referred hie questioner: to thecolumneof (Vital Ireland. Mr. Smith`: remarks gave rite to consider- able excitement and dborder. and a aerious nwr was imminent. but the apeakerlucoeed ed in restoring peace. The hherale are dis~ ntisfied, hoaever, and will iaeiet upon a formal explanation by Mr. Smith. units: In Iuu nrvuulrn The debate was languid. An interesting ` incident oecurnd. however, resulting from n L question put by James L (`new-, member for North Kilduwa, mtiontlist. who asked $I.. An \" I -I Qnn=O|\ nu:-nt Kw g-.4-vdgt UTIIICIIIIII. IIIOWIIIB upon WIIII ITDCIPIQ `De lice olanitied crime in Irel . Mr. Bal- our said that he would. Viscount Wnlmer referred to the charges against Mr. Parnell and asked why a libel action had not been opened against the Tints`! He said Mr. Parnell. nnleu the charges were proved to be true. could not only get enormous dam- from his own oalunmiaton. but aim a _.deadly blow at the unionist cause. hlr. Harringon thought that the word of a man who had never yet been prove] guilty of falsehood would have been taken ll)`\|'lI0h:. If it suited the conservatives to repeat their oenaive insinuation their opponents could hardly be held answerable for their temper in meeting the charges. (Parnellite cheere) [or 1101'!!! nuuuna, IIIKIOIIIHSI. "[10 IHKOH ` what Hnn...\\'.,H. Smith meant by uncut. ` inn tlm Nntinnnl Inurun nit}: "mwnn1Iv gm. IO!` tour rauox mom excessive nuns was ro~ oeutol in pnrliunent. Shaw-lafevre. liner- ol. seconded the motion. M r. -Balfour said \ the government must oppow any Amend- ment. The bill was meant to put down crime that no country in I-Europe would to- lerate, and the government would not to- lerate it twenty-four hours after the postage of the measure. Mr. Gluhtone asked whether Mr. Balfour would furnish a mam~ orondnm. ohowing upon what rinciple the nnlica uhniad crima in Imhun . Mr, Rd. Lox nos, April 26. ~-\\'hpu the motion was made in thy: houae of commons to go ' in- to committee on` the Coercion bill, Reid. liberul. moved that the house decline to pm~ ` coed with any measure directed Against ten- \ unto combining for relief untill full measure for their relief from exoouive nub was Pre- -Autg I in mg-.I3..-._n9 \`|..u-,'nC.u-.._ I: ..... st-on us nu. punch wueu alum lie Na- llolnllnta Angry .-1`I:o] Don't Want NO SHOW FOR THEM IN THE BRlT- ` ISH PARLIAMENT. IRISH NEEDNT APPLY. I50 jfOV1IOUO~ b ` __._ A__.n1 1- AQ_L,| A I ____....__<._4..__.. no HOT AT Quite -~-~~~-- ---y-: ~~-- Taunh to be Continua! `u-oirn as "non-l>uu-non-n Denial should be Ao- A shot It to~"I`|u~. Ohddooo Ivorvvhors. ,3: A4 :1 n\|, I _ (`rltlchllj the IIIII. lI.._.I_II- -_.,I f\:II._ Break l:taI;_DolnIc-. rm: (`rrv noun _;l`hAo.--_---_:-` uncut -caucus Int uh um mcsnumat :'|'urs: no 101` NS ` 8%. 1` '.`,..`.'...".`;".;"&"..3 ... ouuunfiurug um: .`3..'..{'.;`5'.`..."u}`.2'.':" .. SE3 :.%.'9`.:` I. I3 fl I00. Tbon B an About attacking 55: Clark: Tu `uuuontbogroundollicboing mm` couuniaiouct. uni thenlona nu-vu the govonucnt. 11.. human -nnlinn~I In nnnngnninn -vial. XTTXI C III VT--`K~ u.3'..'L"....u'..l u's"' "' .;'.'..':" x....'" Ky no t ` White. J. C. lat. Ir. Ferguson, (\\'ol- \ "':"\ .`1.;.."`5.........`.:. u... i in; ' do: against Mr. wank. JP. lot mu. lo .n..I _ -....L n... AL. ._A___... ALI IT WT I I In!!! W ataxia. )ll:.-`lot n.:"u. utcslnnnnhupnntbonloruen. Alnl. John llcodcnnn attend on ugiul Ir. ` :l:x-kiulmh. when dhqudiliouiou ioukonl I ouriltu-out-y. Sir John ovidcntlydounotinuod to on cu'yh'nonnuorruiJouccnlRi\-enlohonp Ih|nunuuu.uitiIno\rul\\rinaHor nu. Tho dominion govormnoal will banked. on)lqy'.'. to grant oounponncion totbou vuluhuIvhoIookpArththol"oIinni-la ol ltllcn-1 I870. I 'I'k._. 2. t-IL -l.....a _og-..L:_.- xi- l`I._-l.. IIQIIIC'l(~.\QT'XX'IlIIP I. (I. nl.`l"In- -. Panic Fiel-ling`: amnion nnolutionn ` an still under durussiou in the Non Seoul an-nmbb. 13`! were {QM election iniilions likd in (hhrio court and lhno in Non ourh on louhy. Sir lnhn Ainilllll Juan nan int.-J bus 15.: . ("Pill VIII DIG LCIIHIKI FIIIICI. Then that some further discussion. the unudmuh And the motion were voted up on in turn. Mr. Davin voting you in 9 division. and M:-). (.`urrun':` unom - oxlfonn pun` y I vote 88. Eighth` statesmen. V?) have an been III- ing with breathless Anxiety ands`: ion on the (`union hill, will OI be minor. ed 0! their painful suspense. DI II II Z. W I .- Llr. Durdnev will I: ' ted to the lieutenant-gmemonhip of Q North-Wat. \ IN-1:32 I-'ioI.|in-`n -nan-ninn rnnnlntinnn I NOIOI III (`X101 Mr. lauiou bu withdnv \ bill in moan ' n .=_ f'.'_`_{ _'."fT'__V_`i`3.=_ EB` I-"-s"1.".`.'.C2a.'f..;".a'7.`.`..`..."' W won. lIoIul&0o.. hnmnu-I. \' .-no-an` um. lnmnuk -In?-lull-:h..Jn.': T I. `II I` ma` (I0 IIIIICI lllll toCundn. Iiohttorpnndthenpooch` dealt Vi old Cundinn politics. Than Altar nnnn `nrlhnr nlinnnnninn than I luau` cuurlguou. air ulonl lllllll qtpuul Mr. Curran`: resolution. doehr the (ionic: could do no good nlnld. whilo it might do much harm Canal; The Inn: nu-t of than lnnnrh thou: .$'Z:". ESE mi doverinp I u nsu nus running on ule anu~coer\:|on lllltt. After recess Mr. Curran I to Mr. Blake's suggested modication of his motion. The division which followed was the first of the session and was watched with interest by the crowded galleries. The result was a foregone conclusion. But there was some curiosity as to the side on which cer- tain of themembers would vote. On the vote the ministry was divided. Messrs, Bmrell, Pope, Foster and .\leLelan voted for Mr. .\lcCarthy's amendment, which declares it inexpedient and unwise to express an opin- ion on the r uestion. The entire liberal halanx votex against the amendment, thus ringing the numerical s h of the anti~ eoercioutsts to 133 and defeating the amendment by 84. The absence of the pre~ rnier and White and (`haplenu from the di vision was remarked while the vote was be- ing taken. and Sir Richard Cartwright made a point out of the circumstance in a speech following the declaration of the vote. The allusion to the threeministers as bol~ tens was made in a good-humoured way. The ministers were attending a dinner by Mr. Chaplean. Sir John .\lacdonald `ma with Mr. Royal and Mr. White wit .\lr. (`ha lean. Sir Richard Cartwright had not cone nded his speech many minutes when the srrcalled bolters entered the chamber. .\lr. Davin`: amendment followed the defeat of .\Ir. .\lc(`arth `s. This amendment was ingeniously won ed. As it declared that the house regretted that it had been considered necessary to pass a Coehciou bill. it might be taken to mean regret at the inability to administer justice in Ireland under the ordinary criminal law, or iegret that such a measure has; been unnecessarily proposed. The new amendment practically reopened thedehate. and an a result for 1 some hours the wordy warfare was continu- 1 ed. Among those who took part were `Sir Donald Smith and Mr. Alonso Tight. 10 tho snrnriaa of all Sir Jnhn Manda-ald alsn 4 muuw uuuu uuIIuII:n:Inl lull iuuuuruu oe- `on. A further cause oT trouble in the urge consumption of liquors. amounlin in vnluo to sixty-ve million dollars mun ly. were industries not in motion and the drink bill reduced Mr. Freeman thinks the lmd~ lords would nooivo their not and all would be serene. Pending the unillenium `he op- poses coercion. hlr. Mills` apooch was an endeavor to x on the Ininiatorinlists an un- tipnthy for Inland sud Inland`: iuton-sh. and in the historical put of his 5 h the Ineunher for Bothwell WI-I extnme strong. and it may be said thut his do ivernnoe ranks with that of Mantra. Blnko unl Cur- ` ran as loading on the anti~coen:ion aide. Aftarmnun Mr, lIl`l'n Aarnnnl In \I.- V |\l*n1inn Oonelinlon of the Debateen Rooolutlo-3 `Allen the Coercion Bill. 01-'r.\\\'.\, April 26.~-!n the communal to- lay. After Sir John Muxlonnld `end Mean. ihchell end llunu had paid tribute: of re~ specs to the memory of Mr. Molfntt. who died so umlileuly yesterday, the home plunged itself egtin into the connideqtion of the Irish qluestidu with the evident inben~ tiun of bringing the somewhat prolonged de- bate to a close. The lint speaker was .\lr. I-`reeman, of Queen`a,. Nova Scotin. Ilia theory of the tumble in Ireland is that it arises fmui commercial and induatriul de- L In-than m.--4: .CFe..nn|.I.. :. 9|... N_ocoa uni ponnonh. . wnhdnro hi (fnuilix . AL. (5.1... |._.|.o_.. Hi-`I\'I no oIthooorn;r.ol man and sun streaks. dnhol '3(`0l1|C ha. All (marl. ?;:'- '.-.-L-..`::.:`.:..a may. am ; nal _ nu! \ OIIMDn}uInAu;b. DOMINION PARLIAMENT- IVVTJ vtcnn ...L .AL._ Juouuu um 3 which run Il-..l...-I.l U11 Hlulll IIIII II XTI Dllj IIHZGIIIIGJ .mm-o lhrrio Stud. known an the Non: i y. l`h:`tIunpp|,yloIRS. Ic.\'I ul prom :\`oIIDIlouII. boud p '11-. did not yvo ` IL".`."'3"..';".."'..""'3L. . Wihonnd lion. Mr. Kirk with Mr. \\'hil.h Mr. \\`u A mnxuscx or nrlwnox. Mr. \\ hiking though thodty would get beau Iydnnb than the valet Irzrh can pa. and an loan can. `Viki: ALA. Ila. M- I K_L_._L_l.L P" P)'`' run: was OI..n"&. inch-ling tho cont execution. [II and In ' . SILJQI: tho :-not pi| ::`in connotation ' .1); "D0 D3 0` Kb!` ru.8|GJH'.8. Aphn, showing of vsriouo mun. `nation cu, 1-Illa] uncouoluonnt 75:t{r`Lu1l for numb, and : oucolthonniundtho oll.hn'I'u8II.!lD.i9; the out of the ' inthe par: \\ i:nuddthutho 'ooupnqyotI:od truly Iydnntn and the oil tnnty one. oevnluonlthecom h uthoIrorkI.nt7c. Iotulouuofuxcm ntion. for uncut: nilu otoflp. I-an 53.$..50. animating thocou unant- I innvA175o, nap um:-I In. ..-AL ._.I O0... A NICE PLEASANT HOUSE` nlx room: hzu-d udoun inlet. a good [an en. for one Hundred mill Dolluipurgrrz next lot mu. M. Mnctlonnollb corner. on Iran sun: mice \ lowohholuo. Bunion In In`. Ibgnnn . 01 J. Brokouohlmoomerd Khgnnd [Mon Stunt; I U wan um actual Vllloll tiling [Inc In. conndorunonthoriakolmcidenl orcostof uuperintadence. Tboactul conofrotk umndmvnfmnhnpunrd lie nbuiltod another subunit. showing the Ii& 0` the mlilj. I'IInI|inn.AmI any Iuuuuuuu Iuowul lull men nut been 53.- `043 ft. linonlolchy executed. and 91.032 of wet executed for the main pipes : II exavutai, for the surface pi l9. fl... and rock excsntod for I. tune. ` I SOIL : orahotnl.olI-ockuntlclroxcu .\l1I:d.ol9B.8lOft..:-'l7uh..a.nd yr DUCT dqll 3:13 to ` fact. In Inkinn .u..n`u`...... In Inn`: an. nuuwlqv I! nuuvnllvo ! fteot. In inking ucu-n`t=In he found tint than In nothing I-t gun. a. ....... ..|-.... Inw. luv manager I'llBn no canton the works wu}i\lr. R. Ipuen. who also ncted as engineer. e(\\ .)h'noI' the depth at which the pipe: were bid. and the than of then. He produced I phn allowing when the main pigs were kid. but not the surface pipes. ohulundoncnlcnhtionolthe coat ofenrth md rock ucn\uSounecenu'y tolnvthmomAinninnn.nnd tho ntnlninnnl uh; 0| enrul um IVES OIQVIIIOIII necemry tohytheoomainyiig:-,nn:l the otuunent auhmittod showed 8 then Ind been 33.- ` 01.` ft Iinnglnfnlnn gen`:-9...! -_.I an Ala) e was placed In tmn be- mm we eutvlalter Works Po tween the company and the Boston rm about some all defecta in the engine;they were ' He did not think a Canadian rm could nuke as .-good an engine. Judge Clarke asked if en- gines similar to that in the water works. turned out now. had been improved since it was manufactured! The witness anavreted in the negative. The life of Inch an engine. he added, was fifteen years. The ' e in the water works Iran worth an mu now as when it was placed in position. nu: .VlA.\'.\liKR us `HIS s'r.\.\`n. Jamee \\'ilnon, of the water vrorh, in givi hie evi ence. eaid he had been the workelince I854, and had been in the emplo ' of the company eince l85l. It commenced pipes in I850. The charter of the company was granted in I849. The manager when he entered the -'0I`kl WIS R lnnnn than `Ion n\..'n` no PUTTIIQ TO NATH- The board ofu-hitnton. to whom VII l'e~ ferred the vnluntion of the Inter works plum, met in the council chamber to~dny. "he nrbitrutors wen Judges Clarke and Wilkiaon unl Mr. '1`. C. lxeefer. Hon. 6. A. Kirk examined the witneuee on hohnlf the eompenv, end Noun Whit- invnnd Agnewucted onhohoifoftlio 45?. - r. lngelln,ofBoIton,np_reoe_otingu `. Blake`: nnnufuetu ' company. aid` he` knew the engine used the Water '01-ks couipnny; It wont ` by the company he repteeentod. Ito pumping capacity was two million: and n qunrter one of Inter per dny. Hie firm would umish I dupli- ente of it for $7.73). Thin sum would in- clude the setting uof the engine and the steun connections, ut not the foundation. The sum mentioned would be exelueire of the coat of the boiler. In in the water work: engine the rm had uerieed duty. {might and cost of erection. 'Ihey did this in onler to edvertiee their work. The engine was sold for 85,850. For two on- qinuofe eimilnr kind, told inthe United btntee, the rm got 8l6,(Xll. The water works engine was aimilr-Jo the Worthin ~ ton engine, probably: it euionim \` . On being cron-examined by Mr. \\'hiPt?ig he said that there hul been a dispute at the time the e `no was pleced in position be- ; A mg Price has on unnopu-c;..rno cm * mu Pu: mu pm If I-uouud at the Valuation onto co-`puny : Inaugur- lilrlng no a Sort. -n . - - ..~:::-:-__-A...--.,....`-=-.~'..'=-.'2.~.: 1 "IT - 7. ~-.--_*-auuuur ."'.......-"'-'='..'.- '` """w.:s::::E'." our will -` ...... .1`_`..`.!% FIGURES OF (WATER WORKS } MAY SWELL OUR HEADS. A Dll'FII.l.\'I`I IIPINION. |\ L:o&__ nL.__L. AL- .1... __ co..;....y:.:+1;,:s's.; N0. 98 THAT LARGE DWILIJNG HOUSI, with ` extension kitchen. ultulod ol the want side 0! Bu-I-Io Street. between ohuonand lirook Stu. ntptucntoccuplod by r.(`uI-us. Ponuanslun on lot. In. An!) In IACIXJNNIILI. a J THE ROUGH (`AST IIOCSI and l.'U'l'l'AUl on noulh side 0! Block Sttnot. lmlnodhtoly Most L`:-nlinriv, I`nl-nu-Innnnlvlnll HCNII :3. `<'>`~`-`-`-'*`*.':`;.""- J THAT D&3lR.\l*ll.l\`. IUESUISINUK. with 1 cm at . on I count 3 rd uohod he 0! J: and ohnaou Stroou. occupied by Mint} cove. Also. if required. all or pot-`don of nu-nitun. lo an tumble tenant. Possouuon In May. Apply I on the premises. . 0.\' IEARL STREFIZ above I. A Illu- riauu honor clown noun. cdu-. with hard and no?! water In the kitchen : also ngood vud non! moderate. Penn-Ion on the lot of Mu`. I-`orlmalcuhn apply to R081`. CLARK. i Bind. Fpper W m.l;0liK P :Ju$& _.m. I-ml Al an ax r.':::. I` 53 llve. IN W'Il.LlAMSYll.l.la`. A l\\`o~sl Brick ltuslden on Nelson Strut : (nod en and stables. )1: Isl. .-\p to MR8 :`E.\'\\'I(`K. whnuus 0. or Ihruuxh um ot- ~ PP. THOSE. (`ODIIODIOUS D\\'ls`.l.l.l.\'(L\`. Nos. 2(1) and ii Wlhln between Clergy and Battle Strocu: not moderate: possession Isl May. Anly Io ISAAC NOBLE `.`.,"'... ' :...T..5....,.g- :::.'.:.'::.: -N` -" "E1 A nous: IN w.um`s L.\.\'II. Union 31.. ` wontnlll 5 looms. hr lurthur par-tit-ulnn . ml] to LBIR1` Pl PER. on the promhos. fI`0 menu or and Aw!` G.\.\'. M John Street non . PREMISES oven `ed by Wm. Lewis & son as sail loft and sl . `usscsuion Isl May. (`.uuu`1'u:na Buos. HOUSE. No. I. Vaughn 'l`ormn~, occupied by Mrs. O'Brien. Apply on \\'mu mum I THE NEW BRICK l)\\'l-Il.l.l.\'G HOUSE. 7 situated on the nuuth side of Princess Street. west of (`hatham : contains rlfloeu rooms. in- cluding huh mom and all modern improvr moms. Apply at the nnldenpe of the under- GLORGE ..\'ls`.\\'l..A.\DS. Princess SL. PIANO T0 ltls`..\"l` on onsy lonns. Apply at this union. with residence overhead. and mo llxuu-on and llings 0! the Alla . Possession at any time. Apply to GEORO RlCHARDSO.\' &80NS. root at Princess Btroot. _ Ana. :1. 1; (`0`l`1'AOI uors BARN and ~ and twoncnlof hum A to n.m.~n-; ' I:It- l I: \\' It Jnhn Slum! nor! _ I .\' STREET. ho ' Inl- :.?n house. olovan rouI.nn.w T Tm: Roma m.-r*rno1'sn And urrrm: .n nnulh nidn nl Block Sunni. lmlnodhtolv i LADIES to work for us at their own homes : 8710 010 per week (an be qulQIl)' made. No photo. pnlntlmr: no canvassing. For full rioulnrs plume address at once. Cn:scx.\'1` RT (`on 19 Control Strum. Boston. Mass" Box 5.170 THE BOWLING ALLIZY on Wellington St. with residence overhead. and the llxtulu an , ning. nl lhn Alhv Pnnnnnlnn nl nnr lime. I E ll.Al`.\'DRlS. Apply to am General non? m . *- - - A COOK AND H()l'HI.\lAll): mus good ref:-roams : no others need apply. to Ilka. A. S. UI.n'nu. an King St. _T-H-AT l)BSlR.\lll.I\`. uncaumxclk mu. .-nulam nnushnd. nn the mm. M Kim and A HK.\'l!IRAL SERVANT. Apply to MR8. YOUNG` 216 Gordon Street. -.-..._`. -...-. .-...-- u. ...v ........ - ` .-....- rnmuou. \\'u.so.\'.BAknn'r at Open House. - 1 .\l`C`I`l0N SAL! of Ira, Dr. Skinner's lurnimrr at `town mm. W II\IC`Io Dun.\x.---At, North Buy. on `list. April. the wife of William Donn, Eu .. Stipoudinry * Mugistrate, District of N pissing. of I daughter. _` A COOK .\.\'n n0 1'.~x1-231.511); must lnujc ; pond mt.-mnnuu : no mlmrs mwnd nnnlv. An \ 1 `l`1~;.\"n:ns rocol\'od.tlli 8 Nu. by Power & Son. ` Mv:s_n_cu. J unnn in City Hall at 8 pan. -vnnon-n an igcxss i`n.L1:..I Oi % THE DAILY `WHIG. Tspncuu, unggjljxqy. VOL. _L\'I. 7FRfI:r3 bRio`i%inirtr:% Illll IXIJIII llllll llll IIIUIAIJIII Illlplvvv on residence ` 1 I rgfnpu. nmmnbnns. v`V.`m'i`1=:D.7 VII-.(`urus. Possession I ' "" T ' 77 "T IN`.IIK.VI huocuuuclud .sTnr:&-uh {fun at an anon 2-sma. I1 uulcrnccunnlou-as swan. Ayn: u.-A twuuul-not Z` twuuvutkuaulthnqurhnlblunnhuut. Tindnnllnnlvnnmnnlnnnnnlllnhggn qunnu :|uIID:& ` IQIHIQI D Chola an h.:ndd\hd 0.: too will In tn that L. _-_ ...n... ....1.J (wax Thhdlb hii: `CL; IgJ:lI "n'C'"""1.'r:u-".'.":}s'.'.T"" Is...;"'.`3[" .. .m......z '3.a.'Z." hdluuohr . tea lnchupitohultlllfool inuu.I'Mchianhouuhenhn:IuvI dz: 0! tlnocnvlorsvuuloHboD.nIructordu; Thoniuoltboncnvwumully nducod to1hullIohuull|| uhnnultho pitch lnonuo-l|o0.9loot.vllh the null lhnlthupooddtho V11 I'll incnuul llnllll klohlolilloh Ilo the on -I... g...` _I.l- A. l_.._... AL4- h.4IL._n._l Iooouollho $0000: Iho Toucan and no o-mud-than-an Opptnod. nun. Apu 32.4 noudlhct 5.. `IjVnInn..IIlhnnnhIInnIhI$-Inn-I ovcvuuu ------v-- uuuuwu - u wuu-out In Iuu-U TIC spool 01 Wnnllpo. \\'A.~umlumx. April 27. ~11. any air patina: bu rewind fmm Bqhmi u re port onthoruuluol some uponnouu undo with 3 annhor of acne! propollou. ind ` tntln Drnotnt. I wlnhlp just in H the Ilhgovoralnont, that nlonls not-1?: nlu duh for main Seven ...._- .._._.II.- ...-._ 5.3.. _...._..a.I.. .. Illa Tennntry Tnelllee Net ettled Yet nlr. O'Brien en the Wing. Dcnux. April YI.--'l`he Merqninof Lem- downe hudecined toeccept the provisional arrangement made laet week It the media- ton engaged in the tank of adjusting the dispute between him and the dieeatietied n tenants on hie Luggecnrnn estate; Lans~ l dovno` t relueee to agree to any of the pmpoe& telnente of rent. He suggests no terms. and much bitterneen in provoked by the suspicion that he ha: been using ne- gotiatione merely to find out what I-an the intranet the tenant would volunteer in or der toplaee hiedenende a few points he- -oud it and etill within the limite of pinba- ie acceptance. William O'Brien. whoee pmpoeed tour to Caneda to stump the coun- tty agalnet the Hemnh of lanedone. van tponed on receipt of intelligence that the urren dilliculty ran about to be eet- tl by the above mentioned mediation. etigmatiaee the agent: preeent oler an a lla- gnatrepudiatioeofew.-ry tennof tlIearee~ naeetwhlch the hlicieled tohelieveliad been accepted. r. O'Brien ennouaoa that he will no longer dela proceeding to (`un- ede. to oI'ne'n conduct to- wanla hit riah tenantry. Knvul lnqluoon Given a Pointer of \'ulno Tn- _-_..J -0 1__.L|__ Bum-no. ritiifo .lI|IICItu|ord Ihcluiubdonnnuld ....._ I.-.1: ..AAI_ -_.I _ 3`..."3n."%,' """1' " '5;...2.l_'_.3 I ma . an gun... can !.|.n"= o.nnl.a..uWA 'bnv3; $Il. The bu-lnerissseunbl of the knights of labour. Toronto, have ecidod to ruse the ` rice of hair cutting to $10. from June lat. hey also Ho close their shops on ~ every public idny. I'lll Uqllbl lull 0| Ill u uucau. Lust night Thoma mum. of Knox- ville. Tenn., mortally wounded Georg \\'. Pmnliner, and slightly wounded Mrs. Han dinor. his former wife. llld then killed him- self. "I`L . L__I.-.._` _..-._.LI-. J AL- `_..3_kA_ , R ~('l'II3IIUlI Ill UIIU Cy!" KIllX.'KaI 0"`- The Hunguim primate will present to the pope. on the occasion of the latter`; jubilee, I bountiful Id chdioo. the weight of which will equal t nt of 250 d ducants. [Ant niiht Thnnlnn . nlnmnn nf Know. IE`-KIT] II UTIUCIII IIIIIIII. no body of the wife of one Bernnnl K;-::~ Italy, I dairy ice} or. was found ve miles from Dub uo. Iowa, with the head badly ` >(-rushed An one eye knocked out. 'I`|... II.._._-:_.. .._:......A.. _:II .._...._.._s L. `L- grmt attendance of apecuton. Wlnll Cull. The emperor of Auatrin yeatenlny review- eel 400,(lX) tnoo on Sithmen lniu in honor ` of the Archdu e Albmcht. hen: was 3 The I"nI-uahire \'nInni.m-r Arlillnrr nnI slfill -IKIIUCIICU Ul HWIIXKUIE The Forfushire volunteer artillery are mxioua to send a team to (`mania this year to take pnrt in the Toptised dominion mm- petition It Orleans Aland. 1|. hndv nf Hun rifn of nuns Ra:-Inn] K.--u- y eumweu. N Jacob F. \\'ycko', an viuliat, who fuiled on Mondav, used 8120, of trust funds in tin: nu-nliun nf hnnnnn `u-|..\|. I... -13.... on nxunulv, uwu uzu.uuu or Ulla! runas in the erection of houses '\\'hich he after wunls sold. TL- ............- -3 A..-A_2- .._..-._,I_.. ___.:,.._. (IX uwu INIIIEIIIIIIIIIIUII. At midnight every saloon lu Wichita. K3,, wu closed I) ' order nf the nmuyor. Herenfter the pmhlbitory law will be strict.- ly enforced. JAnnh II` \\'vvI'n' n-nwilnlint u-Inn fnilml ucx ?JrTis a..;.e..m Ilnlijt I3! VUCI HI!`- uon. TIQIN kin; In Ihulol Io. II U0 INDIE The Spite of the Morning Papers and the Very Latest Tclocrunn. The Messrs. Short, But India Inerclmnts. of London and Birminghaun. have failed: `linbilities. $250.00). . .- 'n.- .`.'I- ..t. n.- (`I.:......`.. m:....:\.. 5. 19-- unuluuul. 0100.000. ` The file ofv; the Chicago, Illinois & Ess~ tern road on the Chicago & Nortlnwesteru has been consummated. AL .....l..:...l.a -...._-. -._l,.._.. L. lI':_|_:.. 7"9"'""J'.=' C K s 'I` An: selling the Best Pine Lumber at $8.5) pot M.. and the Best shingles at 8l.5)umt ha; been omarod lnlilngston lbryonn. 'DoorIy} Sashes. New-els. &o.'. &o.. Ilsooorreepond ingl_ chenp. l.V\n'I- Ill` 1\lYI.`I.`\' Q'I"l)I.`I.` r I.'l\`1\D'I\1\\' Nl:`.\\' SPRLVG SUITINGS, OVER- C0.~\Tl._'\`(.`.S AND TROUSERINGS l'noqm\lled to: Style. Fit and (`lnso Prices. 3 ttlnspcclion invited. 1|-1:5 1%-Ian-s/u-my run-u-u uuvu p. l FOOT OF QUEEN STREE I`, Kl.\'GS'I`0.\' 'r-HE RATHBUN oommmr T/LUNG`/MST, THE TA/L0l?'8,'~ F. A. homes, 4 General rigki igem. Ferry Wlurf. . Footbf Bnok Stnet. ' KINGSTON. ONT. oMPoni'7m r`ihiim`ts1 s\