lnollhlti __ -.IA.l--_ _ , Nlunool PERSONAL MENTION. ALI. 0' (III `III - Ald. W. Robina no (In! that on point wn clcund up. 80 Int! it tint vbon the work: won I-chad ovary cldnn would be com to take nut whether xii, '1-'c'i'E""':>.n..." , x'u'f"`..:=i` """ ofhnonn to go Into tnlallg for H mm with Omhnr. uwruu--n It '1: uw no with Gouda . lnI._...-..nI..I Bulnuud llnnlnnn quits. Troublo uhnnktbouuodlt nu1..... L.. .L-II-....4I h..L.._ AL- III III WIlUXI|I$II I y..r!o|-Ill: Hhuloulthu nonpologto . I uupruuo thotnyouuu pouuuunnll kaowldgo luugudbudtbuudgu-anudltdou nocpnrponitonnk any nnnilunyordn to-uhnoloouuonnport. Ill` Ilillf IIIl0I'mCKKm' H I IIIUIIITT W the Klnpton. `Du, munp&:l the stool in V I lingo! the Bo|lo\'l.o?to du:rf.or Inslclnn. and in explanation cl hb cluuln |lr.Jo|- klnunforndeotho luludnnno du_IIuIpr0(tlIo_l ugk '.l'holnlog'- AIIXI I I Ulli Dill HIIII ll ill` KITI LVIIIC wmalyan um city on the 28:11. The dupowh. which did not come the h the tolognph oco, but 3 comminion onto, wu fh-on to the public before. Mr. Pollio aw L Ho my Irrlu no Bollovillo and u- ooruin If the dupoloh wan pnnlu. -1Vew. And he will dad that the Image who all ' ad that it was not `incl totho o baton Ur. Polllo at II, but the content: of another, and convey In; uilnihr information, to I member of U): Klluninnq Th: nngnnlnr nl tho Kinn- debenture liehility the city would hsve 88.- .'i(X) II u net income. And buides this it would get the weter for public pu which it must pqy new for en way the .worh ere not purchesed. Noth ng was seid u to the future; thst would teke cero of it- self. In making the pun-chess now the citi- zene would not be compelled to teke the water. Only those who heve it in their homes would have to pey for it. As to the surplue of 88,511) thet the city would re- mive, that could be deelt with en the coun- cil decided. But he went strongly for 5 re- duction in the rates. If the citizen: did not ecoept the conclusion reealled then it was their own nstter. should not complain in future I! they not eooept the responslblllt restlugu them. They knew whet wesylnvolved 5:: should meet it. Before sittlug down Mr. Kelnt re nude tting mention of e int wwgdone by Meesre. Agnew. Whitley end Irving in con- ncction with the erbltredon eese. Al-LOUOII IIID. ALI \\' D..t..|..... -- _:_.I 4-. -_- Ina About Nothing. A ulogrun dated Bollovillo bu ruched MI!) I Pouie akin; him if NI! Park Nina will V in that chi en thn %tI 'I`In\ MiB""? i-7Jis.".'S Vfill y in giant: nnnnlph, ulnnh Al louurlllm. St. Louis. . Flnnlnngtl Newark. llnlhln Detroit. . lining: New Y(.I.;K-...' Pmlumnm. \\ tons. 5. At Rn: lflyllr VIII UIHUHIKU Inf `"3 uli` nule. In the game laetween Wuhin rton and Chicago, at \\'ashingt.on on Mon ay, \\'il- liamson drove the hottest liner ever seen on the ball field straight at 0 Dny. He had nn timeto dodge and the ball caught him on the right shoulder. It was thought his arm was broken and a surgeon was called for. He says there in no fracture, but it will be 1| month or six weeks before he will be able to pitch again. Eilbeck. of the Kingatone, once sent is hotter ball straight at the itch- er for it broke his collar bone. MC ntyre yet feels the effect of the accident. punmuuag we worn. `Inc city could in- sue debentures for the amount, and by ex- tending them over forty year: the nnnud Amount to pay would bu ,5(l). Whnt, then would the city have to 1? Nothiz The proaentnotplot of oworhwo be 8l.'),(l)0. and that out the umunl debenture liobility the cxty inonng And In-Mn. Ihin h |l.%U`ll\7l `CI y \`UlI\ t:u|l:ul.|_)'. On Saturday afternoon a base ball match. which will prove interesting. will take place in the Regiopolia college grounds. The first nine of the Kingstons play against the second nine. For the latter Young and Rarnfnther will be the battery. Allen and Trnynor will otlicinte for the first nine. In [ha unmn lmtwonn \\'nnl\innt.nn nnnl At ;\ ewu-k-Nevmrkn. 9; Chlcacos. I. At LInduy-unduyI. ll : Bcllovules. 16. JZIIIIUJN `XIX; IL I IUN. M 81.. LoIIll-Brooklyna. I ; St. I. L A! Ioulnvlllo-l!otropou\ns. ll: nvlllou. At Clo\'elAnd-Bn|umoI-es. 5- Clevelandt. 2. At Ulnclnnnu-AthloucI. 2: bnncmmm. 1 VIII: UH] UII UIIU ZCIIU. IIIU IIIDLIUT I! In 1105]` ' .-`xce, as the Kingstous expect to play the Uctatwu on the 23rd, and cannot lnwe matches in places so far apart. and so closely ` together very vonvenieutly. `g Mn Rnhlnlnv nftm-nnnn n Luna Imll mnnnh IIIIC, IU ; C4311 UIHU IIILS, III ; UIVTUFU, I). \I5' tawu-Bnae hits, 12 ; total bases hits, [7 errors. 7. 'n.. u..n...:n... o....I... ...1...........|...a .1... n I The ielle\ illes to-day telegraphed the ` Kingston; taking for a match in the cit ' on the ay on the 2`2n The matter is in n ey- .-`ma. an the. Kinontnnn nvnnl-1'. tn nlnv Hm __. _....,v.. ......v..... . . .......v.. IXTKRXATIONAL LKAO CE. At Sc:-nmon-L'ucu. 13- Scmntom. 6. At syrncuse-StuI. 16 : iilnghamtons. 9. Al Buhlo-BuIlhloa. I7; ocheulers. 8. Al HAuuilton-HAmlllnng_ 2 Tnrnlltnn, R tom. 3. At Boolon~-Detmlls. 7 ; Batons. 1. nu---nu .--an . . n -. ....~.. Al uumuo-uunuoa. I7; ocnellers. 5. H:uullton-Hamlltons. ; Torontos. 8. | u--in I no AQt\lV u gonna: III III I he Mayor took the chair at 8:10 o'clock` and the following aldermen were in their pmes: Alds. Drenaan, Downing. Gilder- ` sleeve, Harty, Hiscock, Muckleston, Mc- Intyre, Rees, Redden, C. Robinson. W. Robinson, Shanngn, Snowden, Thompson, Wilmot and Wilson. At once Ald. Mclntyre introduceda by-law for the acceptance of `the award on the water works case. The city clerk formally read the title cf the by- law, and this was taken as the rst reading. Then the council went Into committee of the whole, with Aid. Drennan in the chair. There were two clauses in the by-law, the tirst orderi the adoption of the award, the second _ arinu that the by-law shall come in force and take elfect on "its passin ." The city clerk read the award of the v ue of the water works system at SIWJIX). `rm: More or run: CASE. Aid. Mclntyre said that for years the citizens had complained, and he considered ve justly, because of a lack of water bot for domestic and tire purposes. These complaints had for years been presented to the aldermen and the were importuned to seek some remedy. e reviewed the work of civic committees. which had led up to the arbitration. It was made very apparent during this time that the citizens were y- ing higher rates for an inadequate supp? of water than were the people of other cities. who had excellent water supplies. How- ever, very little was done until last year when a bombshell was tired into their midst. when the water works company demanded $1,500 for the supply of water to twenty hydrants in use and which had pre- viously cost 8275. Then a further tax of $75 per year was asked for all additional hydrants used. The demand of the tire underwriters was also nnother thing that had done much to force the conclusion that the council was about to ado t, because the water works company dec ared that if it improved the works to give an ad uate supply` for fire purposes it would loo for eight per cent. on its investment. This would amount to 82,500 yearly, and with the other demand would make an expendi- ture of $1.00!) coming from the ratepayers with a prospect of increased demands in the future. According to the award the price xed was $120411). but only about 8! l0.(ll) would have to be provided, because the cit would realize 8l0,(l)0 from the stock t held and by furnishings on hand that could be disposed of. The nance committee was quite willing toacce t the responsibilit of purchasing the wor 'l'he city cool is- debentures lor the amount and In: any. llIU "l.'l'I|l- A letter from .\lun; Carson will appear tn-mm-row. It ~ Ims reference to the lncail clmmpionship series of matches. He cnnnot see why the Kingston: should play seven Ines free, and for the mnuaement of the ark Nmes benefactors ; and a. good many others cannot see it either. TL` I.)-..|. \':.... ............ 2... 5L. ...-_...-A. __-...- U|-HUI` CIIIIIUI4 ECU I`! Ullllcru The Park Nine scorer in the recent game with Otmwa cannot gure out his score as his comrade did. Mr. Nolan gives the fol- lowing leading gufesz Park Nine--Buse hits, 10 ; tots] base hits, 15 ; errors, 3. Ot- tAwnn--Rnnn hit: I`) - tnhn] Imnnu Iuitn I7 .14: I nu.` an l4I-Lilll. |'.. At Washington-Pmaburgs. 3: Washing- onn. CHI. Tho \\'atert.own Grays were dcfeatell by I the Pastimes on Wednesday by a score of 3| to 7. :\ new club will be organized in \\'ntert.nwn next week. possibly. Manager Ornxsbie. formerly of the Syracuse `Stars, as the nc-Ml. A I...n._._ :n4l\-~ \l.___ , _ __ n,____, ,._,-u ,, _. _ _, nuaau onuuu Ill Iululunn to me 0000 guaran- tee. Mr. Diachler is also allowed to hold ` his players until he can get other places for them. 'l`I.... \\'..L....s .... .. I"-..-.- ...._- I ~E` -A_ I 17-- wuu nuu rest 0! me lesson. At Butmo` Umpire Sullivan ned M.-. Gloue, of the Rocheaters. $85 for back talk. McGlone in getting it rather heavily. Sulli- un gave him 3 825 done when in Toronto. KILIIILOI-3.!` Dinnhlnr '11: Inl flu: 'YHnn frnn. vnu gun: mm B 92.`) (I050 wnen In loronco. Manager Dischler has sold the Utica frau- chise to Wilkeabarre. The rice was at least $1,000 in addition to the 500 guaran- tee. Mr. Diachler is Alan nllnn-ml tn hnlrl oqwrul mu axed mreo noun Inter. Preai out Day, of the National league, is in Wnhington trying to secure Barr, of the Wuhington team. to pitch for the New York team the rest of the lemon. Ac R..4I`.|..`n......:... u..n:..-.. n.....I u.. ll Ecol ! 01 to D0 `J. ` ' Ewing has been madp captain of the New York club, Ward resignin '. _ Ou the civic holiday t e Kingston: ex- p`ect to meet the(.Park Nine It ()hu.nn`el (nova. ' .> Eddie McDade, a 15-year-oidbo ',catcher ` for the Mount_Veruon club of Phi elphia, wu utruck in.the head witil a foul tip on Sqtnrds and died`t.hreo hours later. PI-mi: ant. nu. nfl-1.. \'.o:......I I..-....... J- {Run for the `Lover: of Buo~bau--0thOI' ` Stvleu ofamunemam. ' con ox purcnne and secure for the city I better service for tire pnrooea. Nothing but benet wi ow to non-con~ \ aumeu and without any financial responsibi- ` litiea reltingeon them. Besides all thin no cdmpulsion can be used to make them take water. 'l`I.:.. 2,. ...L-. `L, -. The Bellevilleu defeated :ha,Pem`rbom.by i a score of 95 to 9. ` .- Eu-3nn Inga Inn... ......a... .._.l_:_. `t n , 1' __ Hum -Bull (-}_amn Yutetday. ISPORVTING INTELLIGENCE- ..._.. _._--..rv--` |N'l'llJlA'l'l0.'A!. uwcn. M )5 Hnmtom... n 9: Qvrnannn Other Games. N TX` I: II IIIIII" In the Wlxoouulolt L. In. -..L..al... In L-- Chlcagom Pltuburg, . WuNnton.. IIIIICII 0 xponse. . The general public will not have strpoy an nal the cost will come out of the re- ee ts from consumers. `v. w d the rospocus are that to consumers a rest deal getter service will be given at a ower colt. . . If the works ard not bought the rstepay~ ers must stand a yearly expenditure of $4,- 000 nnd tho tortures of a monopolistic eon- cem. ` Now wouldn't it be better to buy the works, save MAXI), makooonsumers pay the coat of purchase and for the mlrnosea. IITTI u nub nbhhtothr. V two Vllljfi $3. Aohlonhwhouvlov A Klhgnoonlau folk VIII Io Known AL.-A st` L__An:- nluui omlln. nuulx, 5.5.; 6000!`! ILOIIQI Soon, Winn! ; Thor Walk: Vn Tuyl; Potrolia; W ' Josiah Ilnrdoy Homo, ~V|ctorls. B. 0.; George \`.'i|lhn Kunny. Hclilu. N. S. .uuruI vault IIIIIVIIII AIIII. 539081: l-`rnucin Ben-om Wilton. `Raul: Sh. Ilsrio: Henry Edvud Bunhll. Quite: Osborne Cluny Mnchonon. Ottuu; Juno: Falconer Patterson, I on; Wnlbr Donulu. Qnt hoe: Pnnl Wen erbo, Halifax, N. 8.; Ragl- nnld Mortimer Courtney, Ottawa; Wllllun Hamilton Scorch, Winlip: IAIIIII Pbtor Morrlnon, Cocoon; David Ford Jones. (lunnoquo; Henri Alexandre Panot,0Iuwo: Horbort C rl Tluohr. Tomato; Joooph Elliot smug. lhliln, N.S.: Robert Kollook Han}! `vlnnlnnno `Nu-.. AI... 17.. W`.--.I. Ill 1 Blyf n1:$I'f.3:"'i'{:}:a55o.:;'"%:.:1i:ob.1n Sodding, lnmlltun; John I-`rank Edmund Johnston, Othwn; Wilfred Juno: Mitchell. Montreal; Jeremy Brook Fanning! Tu lor. Ottun; Frederick Gunble ' bun Inn, Toronto; (`worse Burboo Mc St. John, N.R;Somerloc Ia-n Paterson. Monuul; Maria Cuvhn Fdunnl Au-an Ila`:-..I. AV. D-3 DUIIIUKIQI l4I'll FIIGITII. Mum; Msrio Charles Edward Anon. Manual; Frnnrin Ran-Am filnnn Qnnll R}. \l..-:.. Young Men Whowlll be Adnlttod Into The Royal Dllllury College In the roll. The undormentloued twenty-six gentle- men, who have passed successfully their enminntiom, hI\'0 boon ordcnd to be Admitted u cndeu to the Roynl ` military coll! of Canada: Duncan Sayer Mnolnnu. umilcon: huh:-ink Mlmlun waver. * in what the city council night : I... ll..._._ ;__L n, u - BIIIIIH Us In the August Ala: zinc Q/' Auuerirau lliaro Dr. Euenden '. Otie will ublilh e grep is: account of the Arctic ehip enolule to the Queen of E Ind, in 1866. by the government of the nited Stetee. Dr. Otis wee en oicer of the expedition. A oopg of the oeiebreted picture of the ecenein Sy eu- ham Pelue. painted by order-of the gueeu. with exact portrait: of the chief dignitaries present, will accompany this interesting DIDGT. msronv or THE ASHFOIDO. n -I-.-uruuuu IUIZ Wj QC QIUCI About who hunts. Vnluy Vnlhoout Anllotd. on of tho In Anh-In rhnnn an-In-who _ -g, uuluop. City Clerk Flsnlgan has a different way of securing silence than the mayor. Lut night while the chief magistrate was crying rder. order," the clerk looked at I uoily alde.-mun and exclnimod : "I say, hold your tongue." In H... A........o II......:... .1` A-..-__--_.. \.rnwwru, won 91 queen ureel There was no quorum prencnt and. there- fore, no regular monthly meeting of the school board last evening. There were present : Thechairnmn. H. Savage, hleurs. A. Horn, J. McCammon, B. Shaw, and ` Dunlap. Cirv (`lurk Flnnhvnn ha: 1| ("AnnnI- mun nurneu uulm: can I lose 200. Try our dr ings 82.50 per coral: dry : pine blockl per cord: dry oak oordwood, asgood as ordinary hnrdwood83.50 per conI,deliveI`e41 nroxlghout the city. R. Crawford, foot of Queen street 1`l|nI-n Il'll nn nnnv-nun nrnnnnf ant` o!un..~. mren eugageu mm A cnolce route cnooeu. Take I nail on the Maud to-marrow ner- ` noon. She goes down me the inland: at 1:30 3'clock. The.excuraianm.n will be re- turned homo ea.rlr._ Tickets 250. um... .0 an ....... ......_l. J... T. 1.... .1... .. llUlIWI -u 5 "all- The St. Jnmea' excursion. usually moat enjoyable. was omitted last year, but this year is on the lists anin. The Maud has been engaged and u c oice route chosen. Take A mail nn the am! tn.mnu-on-r ulnar. VI UU llllll PETE . County J udve Moran, Toronto, sentenced five men to five years each in the Kingston penitentiary for robbing an emigrant of a dollar and 9. half. TI... 9. 1-.......v ..... ...:-_ ..-..-n.. M-`- uny mun Persons who go down the river on the an`. Maud to-morrow afternoon will have an op portnnity of seeing President Cleveland. wife and party. C0untvJnrhm Xfm-aAn Tnrnnfn umtnnr-ml They can Get the control In Their` Own lia_ndJ-'l`ho Cost of Purchase Wu! Como Out! of tho Rooolpu from the `w`orko-'rno Gent:-I Public wmaun_ by the '1":-annotIon-Wlnt In Involved 7 Get ready to vote! - And be sure you announce your decision in the right way- .. Kingltoniuu have I ne opportunit of getting control ol the water work; wi out much 0 The manual m.I.l:.. ...m ..... L4-- -~ ~ UUBI _Vll`ll. He said as he sat In his scht. 1'0 n girl whom he called {me Taoht. `Como sit in my boat And away we will oat ;' `.l\'o thank you.` she said. `it's too hnohL.' 'lhe muons of Ottawa erect I monument in a plot in Beechwobd cemetery at a. cunt of SL000. The columns are of Kingston granite. ' 'l'hn R? rnwrnnnn in nvnr n thinn H5 uIl.:. The St. Lawrence in ever 3 thing of beauty and a joy. and the best ofit will be seen on the St. James` excunion on Tues- day next U......~.... ...L_ ..- .I_.___ `L. __s..__ A`__ _.. 65 `JUN I -'5. For the best quality of Scranton stove coal, also for English (Newcastle) black- unitlfs, coal at lowest rates, go to gas WurkS l coal yard. Ila nnlrl n: in. an! In I.:- ......I.A at: Le: nuuu up I1-`DU 0 clock. I Ickets 256. The Maud goes clown the river to-Inorrow ufhernooll at 1:30 o'clock. This st.en.mer`a trips are pronounced unequalled. Tickets 25 cents. ' L`.-... 5|... l.....L ....-I:._. ,: u_,, . ();xr London ale and porter in the nes: in Cumulu. pure, healthy and roli nble.-_Ja-. Crawford. - m........ :-........_ I 2-: wuu Lruuung over Lz\:uI'aqul bridge. If yun want to enjoy an. pleasant nail, gn down the river on- the nth`. Maud tomorro\_\; afternoon at l:30 o'clock. Tickets 25 'l`hn Nlnnrl am-a Jun-n Hm -in-m tn --- cut. _ F The locomotives for the Red River rail- way will he lniiltmt thelooomotivo works here. ' l\.... I A_ I v ` ` ` ` ' - \J Irll W I Y)rlI. Eleven furlners mnl citizens will appear before the nmgiutrnte to-morrow,churgcd with trotting over C\l:zu'a1ui bridge. yun enirw u. ulmmmt mil an wurgua. Brock 8: Booth : is the chea. it place for bunchwood. hard or soft wooalracut qr un- cut. XVI IIIUII 3. Picnic hams or fine roll beacon at l0c.- Jun. Cmwfonl. 9" l- In...-I4... I.-- l.___ _._A 9 . u 0 uua. \.,l'IIVI'lUl1l. ` (1. Leader has been nppninted fqremnn of the Eninting department in the locomotive w6r_ s. D......l. I. u_-.Lv, 2, .. - - - - uull Ir 'I`I. The Splre or Evie:-v nay' LlIo--\\'|u|'t. tho ` Publlc are Tulklng About-Wothlnz El- cnpeo the Attention o!`l. II_ona Who `are Taking Notes. ` ' Bu-nu '5 circus will iocuto on -the vuew * fair gro ml. ' Five per cent. of!` uumme} Itnples 3: Mc- Mlhon's. M 133-..}- |_,_..._ V I` ' ' " PARAGRAPHS PICKED Uh BY OU BUSY REPORTERS. . ' *fNc1nE1?"Ts% or i DAY. `nth; IPIODIIUUC-. W vhhhhvuau. no PAso THE EXAMS. :-+ cH,ANcEv0F ALIFEVTIME. ail I Tl TO `NONOPOLY. did last lTIoIoW@O $13; OOIOIIQOIIIO ovllluublunnlnnllnng w an uy-luv, vny III Illoilu DI Illl shoot the manor, in all the paint cyan In nut on. was 3 |n`ngtnHhohntort,l nddurtyl 3., ch}.-. uim.W ' ml H: Unlnlrrn unwnrrlluull Wliu Vllwll IIIO Dy-DU hug] boon &I thochcirnnn of tire. nut and I In what was cunlndtho or dolqy In the no the 1 Aid. 0 IIOIVI aid that In to--cl tho light would he put in this month, but In _lII vioI_ _A.ld. Hpn_y'Io]:poIitian snqunnu About an Electric ugInu.no 3 `ue It Up For the U00 0! `non. Ald. Hnrty last night asked about the electric light; Ho upoko of the undue and srrulod 'tlI kick the -H ::Yboan tho nhnlnbnynn 11'! , WUIIIII IE I III `III IDIEKII, DIII `u...a.d.tns.-:'1'An.nm aoppossuan to the by-law, why he uhould so anxious Lhtlll lhl math:-_ hnvinnnll nlnnn Ilnnfarnnnl UIIIXT. "ictoriI wu'd-MrI. Re lard`: house. `Bun-in utroot;'l`homu H y, deputy It-I tu ' 0500!. i The y-luv was adopted and will In pub- lished in the city paporn. nnurulnx Oll. Frontenac wsnl-U. Auchinvolei house. corner Clergy and Colbomo unset: ; H. Hunter, deputy rotnrnil oloor. Ridcuu \nrd-\\'. . Smith`: house. Brock aunt ; W. H. Smith, deputy return` ' oocr. 'ictoriI _Reynan_l'u II- _.J. , A, ` "'"-'9 uupusy l'IElll'IIlBg OIIIOQF. St. Lurnnce \nrd-Junu Partly`: Ihop; ` Juno Pun! , d an an _ CCtII"II.liy I'A.! ln:y":"nAlIAn Er'|c.:\.nI|nn uunu rutuy, ucputy IIN omcor. Catarsqni I'u~d-E. Gdlng or o house. Wellington street ; Edvsnl Garvin. deputy : returning oeor. Prnnbnnn -...I_n .|....L:......I-v- |.-..-.. Sydonhuu wni\l-.-\t Wm. Suix-nu`: \ home. corner Gore and Wellington streets ; Goorgo Lezllc, deputy nturning otloar. Ontario wu~d-0muio Inn : um.-m. \l.~. uwrxv uuui. nopuly ruurnmg otuoer. \nrd-Ontuio hull ;GooI-go .\lc> 341500. deputy returning otlieor. bffl I'l`l-JAll|nl p||l~Iv'n -hnn - ---- .4---J 7 Audio: Unit wuuaylazu -nu mLu.\'u rues. The b -hw was then pauod, chute by clause. e interest ropooed to be paid on the debentures is 4 per cent... and the yearly amount to be mind $3523 for the next forty yum. The by-law will In pre- sented to the qunliod olocon for udoption on Augnn loth. The polling place: will be : wuulu nzsuu u we city made the purchase. I AM. Wilmot ms am the city would give . much better service both for tire and do mo.-stic urposa than was now being given. Ald. :lu'ty-That'n what we expect." POLLl.\'u l'l.A(`l1 em 11' B) ALL Mu.\'s. Aid. Gildersleeve presented a by-law "to raise by way of loan, on the credit of the debentures of the municipality of the city of Kingston, for certain pu s. the sum of $120,000. On the seeon readi of the by-law Ald.Hiscock took the chair. n can- slderin the by-law, Ald. Gildersleeve in out that the water works had cost 155,011), and of this amount the sharehold- ers hadpaid about $95,000. The balance of the cost had been met out of the receipts of the company, and from bonuses granted by residentsto secure the works in their houses. According to this calculation the arbitrators had allowed about $35,000 for the de reciatiou of the works. He felt satis that the amount asked for the works represented a fair valuation. and in this respect he was endorsed by the city's counsel for viewing the matter from all sides they had estimated its value at $l20.- 000. The citizens were either to be at the mercy of a mono ly or to control the wate: works` system t emselves. In view of the conduct of the com y in the past year. in demanding $4, for a suiiicient tire suppl , was it desirable that that company sboul continue its resentattitude between the people.` He t ought not. He spoke abourthe supplying of outside points with water and showed that instead of people being compelled to pa all the costs of secur- ing it they would {ye simply charged a small rate of interest on the capital invest- ed. As to future expenditures the citizens wo:I havehthe matter in their own hands. an i anyt ing impro r were attem ted the citizens could speedily ut a stop ti: it. Aid. Wilmot wanted a tter supply of water if the city secured the works. This was just what many aldennca thought would result if the city made the purchase. felt that the citv `mum aim: . THEY PASSED THE KARO- nraucmse an` no more man ne um we pwce I of Xyer he held in his hands. ` ( Snowden accepted the declaration of AM. Harty. and was glad to have had his ` delusion so quickly despellecl. The hv-law nmnnntino this an-an] u-as than (IEHIIIUII B0 qlllCKly (IOSPCIIGII. The by-luv accepting the award was then read a third time, signed and sealed by Mayor Carson in the presence of the alder- men. IUITIIVU. 1` W3 CUTIE IIIIK IIIU puuuc would have to meet my expenditures for extensions. All expense: in connection with extensions would fell upon. the consumers. The extension: would he me: out of the pl-o~ tit: cf the works. Then the frnnchine we: not worth anythiui without the plum, and the city securing t e works he valued the franchise or no more than he did the piece of nuns-.r |m`hah*l in his hmnln ` IHUWIUCIBU IUITEI "U UIIUIIIH IIIIIIBUII I. III` ` M formed. 1:" 11.3 untrue that"the* Tpubiic ` would have in mail nnv nxnnndinlnas fnr Illll BII-SUI WEI TU C15,: A half damn alderman insisted that the city did not and thofruchlug all it want- ed wu tho works. ` "J Ald.- Snovrdon got u agnlh undwugted 1 Al... ....LI:.. 4.. I........ A cu WK ICU `WITCH: . gotu mdwanted the public to know 9. At any extensions needed would have to be paidforby the city AM, Hnrtv wnn Inn in n minnf and int. ` IIOUUIXI ITJIHU IIIVC U0 U0 PIIUIUF Uy EH8 C15 Ald. Harty Wu u in 3 minute and iutr mated that before ; d. Snowden a read his knowledge Abroad he should himae I be in- V `.__..4l IA" 7.... 7 ....L_..- 4.h.4,- oL.., ,....L.I.. IBIX WI 0] IUD YBFIIIIUIII Ill I016. AM. , Robinson-`-" `hut spout the Inn- !!! ' . , x, , . Ald. Glldenleex-e--We don't want it." ' Ald. Harty~"'I`hu,com'pnny cm build new works if it like : for the ne_xt fourteen -.4-.. N .Y`"- . Ald. c. Robinson u.id_um more might ` be nomg loophole in the Award and I luv- } suit ensue again the city. ` A has]! damn nldnrmnn innined that the wnau no THEY ST-ART? nothing to do with fhe utter work; _ T` It In nted by the remnant in 1848. AM, Rnhinm-|n;" 'Imt Ahnnt that Iran. y I TUE BI j : nu, nvwvv [GI DIIII IIIIIIIIIVI l0Ill' one-hall not of water. Bar oshln in lap udcomlortnble, uad an L. an new I. Thin union the touch yacht list Roch- 2a.."u...'"'"..".X'n...."" .`1y:."""" The yacht Fucinntion. of (hwogmhu `:08 punchuod b F. 0. Novel]. H.8. :jnhbonndC. E. luon. Incubus ol Rochester yacht I Is. Tboluulnlion In on of thoholt oruie|i"|g`{u:htI cl lurch: an the lake. she In irty-G90 feet In lgph, twelve foot boon uddnwa four J.-Il C... .J ....A.. H-.. ..LI_ 1. , T. Yacht Puclnntlon nought by Ioohootor 1x._nI-._-_ A -._,.__ --, um um leuerluoll movement. K ' John Mwdoneld will leeve for Del- holnie. N. 11, next week, and After - in e few days there ptoceede to St. An- drew`: on e visit of two or three week: to Sir Lennud Tilley. This will be Sir John`: lint this to the Meritlmo ptovinoe Iinoo confederation. I IIII IIUVUIU. I Sit Alendider Cunpbell, now in Othwn, eaves in I or two to: the Marititm provinces, an will visit New-fonmllnnd. Although Sir Alennder taken tho tri prin- cipnlly to mm the breeze: it mid ` glut he will e_ to promote the Imnorinl fade:-anon nm\'nmnnL IIICI nu VIII IDIUOOWIICI I0 [ imgorinl federation movement. -Jul... u-...l....-I.I _.:n I--. alll`. LIIIIVIY II BOW III ISIIKVIIMI. Rid Haggard. when [9, Wu I inted pl-in Iocmttry to Sir Henry lwer, ` when governor of Kabul, and thul sequined only but fnlisful improuiouo of Afrlcc in which he had hid thencouen of uvarsl of hi! novels. 9:. .|I....-_.I_.- l`____l._1I _..... 2.. 11..-..- uu rm. mu 1. rs. (Amway, ox uotrou. will be male Renard r of the Gruul Trunk rtilwny in phco of ooeph Hickoou. M r. Cslllvay in now in Enghnd. ` Ridu Hnmnnl. Ihnn IS], `in: nmminhul DI'II$II uolumull. The German. crown prince returned to London from the Isle of Wight im \-ed. Hi: voioo in clocrand hunlmout. reguzd its M nannnl strength. 0:: lul. HIAIT R l`A"Au'n\r nf Tlnh-nil I '10` IL T. Wdkem has been elected deputy grand-mater of the Muonic rand lod e. I". Wehh bu ngsin been electouf D. D.G. . for I-`rontunc dutrict. lli.|.....I Am-..|.-... --- .:..|.-g...| ......- not 1' ronwnac GIIIHCL Richard Allin hum xru tickonod y'eat:er- \ dty by J. 1 . Oil sleeve for Sydneg, .\'.S. Wdoa. Ho rent by Iruy of the C . R. to British Columbh. `FL. I`..-..._ .......... .._:_.... _-A..__-J A- UUIIIIK - Sir ilonuld A. Smith has taken stock tn the extent of $2.'S,()()I) in the new libenl-com ` Iervntive pnper to be esubliuhed in Toron- m V gun uruur 01 um .\0l'Iu-u est Aerrxwnes. Simon Cimon, son of the deceased mem~ her for (flurlavoix. has hoisted the blue ag and will run for the fealc.-I1} seat in that cuunty. L`.'_ I\__.II I (I, ,`.I I A I . I Ltlvllv CI LYIII ll) JIUIDUUTIIC. IIIISITIIIC. A report is current in Ottawa thnt Joseph Royal, .\l. I .. ha been agpoinud lieutenant- governor of the North. at Territories. Simon (`hnnn nnn nf ilun .In.m.-ml -nn-n mu: nauuun . A! `an Rev. James Rorcny, of St. Paul : Pres- byterian church. Montreal, has itia said re- ` ceivog a call to Melbourne, Austrnlia. A l`II'Il't in our-I-out in (hf:-`n Qhnl Joann}: wuru In um Wages 'n|uer. Mn. Daintry. mother of Mrs. Octavius Yates, died at the ancestral mansion, Eug- ; land. on Sunday. qlzod 79 yaura. REV. Jmnas RAN` Av nf St Pnnl} Prue. uuueu ODIICI. ' Abe Shaw has been appointed the arbi- trator for the employees of the locomotive work in the wages mutter. M11 Dnintrv. nxnnxr nf \`l`l (]n.hu'in| WUEK Ill DUPIBHIUQT. R. Marshall, machinist. has gone to New York. He intends living permanently in the United States. Al... QL-._. L..- |.___ _u__, :..., I .n__ _..n: \ uumunu unnmuaunoaonly no nan an nrbltndau. Thcoudlvu qnlb OVIII IIOOCIII wliu-in chant unnld nut ulu uelleni 01 ms nealm. Hon. Mackenzie Bowcll, minister of cus- toms, will return to Camula about the first week in September. '0`. Klnrnlmll mnnhiniuv hue (nnnn fn Knu- IIITIIII Isnngsn. On rlil, that T. R. Cdlnway, of Detroit, rill be male mans:-ml nunmnr nf (ha (:-uni TITIIIIC. 01 CW IOTK, are Ill [[10 City. The Prince and Princess of Wales will celebrate their silver mxlaling next car. Hon. 0. Mownt has sailed for hnglnml. CEIIEUHLIO lllelr auver WXIIIIHK HEX` yur. Mow Lu lnml. He tly on business and part y for the nem of his health. `[1,... \l....1.....-:.. u.....,.n ...:..:-.....__: ..... Ullll, ll Ullllllg Ull Ineuus Ill DL`llE\'ll.lB. T. Powers, moulder, of Portsmouth, left ye-Iterday for Hamilton. RA! J linnllnnnnll nn his fnmilu urn yeueruny I0!` namuton. Rev. D. J. Mnedonnell, and hi: family are rusticating at the Sandbanks. ` James Dick, Albert. Olclrieve and F. .\lc- ` Farhne. of New York, are in the city. I` The Prince; and Prinnon nf \\'aln: will Ill I-III! VII . Mr. Cue . leader of the I-lth battalion bnud, in csl ing on friends in Bclleville. T. Forum. lnnnlulnr nf Pnrfjnnnulth loft Poople Wlmso 1\l0\'mnuIIls. sayings and Dolnlt-I Altrnol. Attention. Barnum had his pool: ct picked at Bridge- port of 3300. Edward Hnvnl, inwnllnr (Thin.-urn in vinit. rl. U1 cauu. Edwnrd Boyd, jeweller. Chicago, is visit- ing friends here. J F pnlvnr A` l\4xQ-nit :uu-3..:0:nnfn:4.u..I- IIIK ITIBIIIII LIUTU. J. F. Power, of Detroit, isviaiting friandn in the city. \lr (YAHIII lagar nf that lit}: Iulttnnnn HUI"?! I-ll BIIII Hllulllll lluuer ("U CRT` 0` MI . Gallenger who visit them for the urposo of '\'ing them wnwr. He carried 5 Ante:-n,_ an as soon as the ii ht fell on Flynn : face his compnnion thining that licemen were Kn quest of them, discfmrged Ii: pinto]. The hull nkinmnul nnut. nlm nf (}|lInnunr'n VTOXV III IIIIUII 01 Uuln. (UICJIITSWI [Ill PIIWL Tho ball skimmed putone of Gnllengeri eyes. Another shot was tired. Thin time the ball went into the hand at the man holding the pistol. He ran to Dr. '1`. M. Fenwick, and after hnvin the wound dressed he and ` i Flynn left thc city for parts unknown. [IO Illll [Ill Ullulll IOOPEIQII l8ll|$lV9I III I shod occu 'od by Mr. Sabre. There yore hone: in buildiu uuder the care of Mr. llgllnncuuu u.-In. ..:.:o.. l....... 6`... 0.. n........... urn. no nan -Wllll mm a companion. _ (Vhan here before he was: suspected of - ticipation in the robbery of` 8700 from ig- 1 uoyt Hickey. A couple of days Ago he treated I number of friends. but refused to guy for thodrinkl. -- On Wodnuda waning o and his chum secreted themne vet in a .I....I ..........:..l I... n- u-l..... 'l`|.-... _...... A sung. run: . Rorulvdr at 1`-. Gallon- gor and seriously [Suit-on lllmnll-`two n Iinntlnlng Policemen Wore Altar ' oIn-!ntorvlovlng I Pb:-nlclnn. A young man named Fhmn arrived in the city a for days ngonfter an alnonco of nnny {am He had with him companion. Vllan hara befute ha mum nmnnachd of nur- RITJSH WWHIU. F1 `JULY, 15. i AN mcnbenr AT THE HAYMARKET\ I -wounomc. HIMSELF. ' ` ` FIRING 13* THE r.u:m:ssr BUYIREW THE YACHTS. nuuw mu lull VII I0! AM: Mcln n b&nH that no compo would IO` `M5 OVGI`.