. I [L WI I .inn7iii7p`i7Mulbib?iiE.ob.==WnTo`7u'oT W __.. -._` nrvwv ...----. .-- uuvuu uv an unvu an. n eton carpet warehouse. '1` e membere of the grain elevator com- mittee and Mr. Mooerl. ir.. visited lnet evening the verioue sites proposed for the erection of the grain elevator, for the pur- pose of inspecting them. Her hands were chopped and lore and red. But ju~t before she wenttn bed Winter Oreem o u- them she spread. At morn her hand: were con ant! white. She looked at them in great (I -light. Winter Oreem nlwe unekea them right. She bought It at Michell`: for me. A story of western lile by Octave The.- ne. I Dlmochh Jtory by Ian Meclnren. e group of true runlroed etoriee by Cy War- men, a romantic see story, and lnatelmente of Robert Louis Bbevenaoni lent novel. St. Ives, and of Kipling : ne tale of the Grand Banks, are promised in Me- Clure .- Magazine for April. M New mble linonn frnm nnn nnd nnn.hnlf " I'i@"m ' WIIICII III ll'.Il ` tted-ever-time fol and WIN! Ming up no-required . ` ` , 1 %-`rue p,Loo,n.mxu." no )t'AnA'nunt-vn A 0:: A _ _ _ .- UII-IVE "`llU who 9953"`? lI'UIII IIUUIU I IV" wookn only. /1 No tabiei complbte without the math is laid over pidding. Throowiduho of the vary has material shown at R. McFnul s Kin 1` h lnnlllhlll nf (`nu at-(n nhuvnfnr onn1_ `nu ma, 9! IVII1 my uto..vnns no Pooplo Arc rung; lboiI'-lothhg II- upu tho Atununtot Thou who Au hunt lotus - ~ `No union of police court this morning, Gaul, Ill siuo.dpliwnd promptly to an`? But of the city at 35 pg: can by W, G. V rnift Co. Onoiothor day of open weather will allow tbs "orIIbborI to.` nial: their work -on the Paul Smith, which will then be ready for painting. ` null` I4 karat cmld fnnntnin nan at nnn IV! nut. DI: V Aulwueu. he report NM _ J. W. Lane, Mal- lorybown, had hie " course at. Syracuse for-trained nurno up entirely am-ny. Bo- oidea who was Vgbsonb from home 1 to? onl . M... Any. 3./:........n4.. ...:.L..... .1... ..1-n. [Ur Pllllllllluo Our 14 karat gold fountain pen at one doilsr is 6 gross seller. and no wonder. as it writes egal to `an pennt `.3 or 3 time: in brim. . C. Mim `all - W Wrllu CKEII [0 B W iurlu. . (1}`.`Mitc `ell. re rtl: t gm J. Inrv!.:wn.p?1{nd I`.niAn:`I mun- n-__..ag.._ ' `PARAGRAPH! FUCKED UP BY OUR __-`._L- ._..4_A~# . THINKS IT UNOAQLED FOR. mcmms or T ms nu. from Youth Up. `by union Harland am Said old lady` to n gnduule of Nlc(iill prod '13; i ' Ouhm-Doctor, all that . ml bccn qiving me in nh use. ` " I've lrio-`d `mm ban in nf TIII 8'00` um may Wu nmenng mun ~n'mh-nr'.c.'anl one noultohlle above was ` Illa" 'lh{Il|mo'IVN`Alb0(l|eI0f` II . MING" which he has -...n-roll-ml 4...: .3... (4.. gt.`-A churn I IllllI Il\'\IC occn IV| I! D" |l5C- I've lric-`d `one bolt e of TIII Blood Malta-." since you Mar me last, and ltrdrwi `tgood dell better. 'Tho-6! "lady was uniting [mm vnn.-nit. and mu. nnnlml the shove `Ii _|J.|-\-V`-'1`,-Ill-(I\.'.|l\JEKg K. cAM_rn!:x.I. ecu, Aunt. ` august gyms! uuvcunuo. .. . . ._ ,. _ V IS NOT AN AOCUSER. -Iur-r I I IZGC3 WI T _sus';nmuvas. UIIIII VIIIBEI ITIUI-ll Ill UITUIDII III`: W1`- A number of our sports mtandod the neon on Singlu.onJoko on Wednesday and '1.`-but-qdnz. R. Foster bu rohnod tho lhrbor 'Iow hotol from E. tlold. Mr.` Ppuoc intend: Inakink mu hnproro- a:nmu`."dE. later ha land is Inger`: - hook ponouion on Innis; got. anaohoay one-not has `pun nodu- ddmg any person plnomg 5. but on the lskgunnuy that was money: to ho`!-moved. Mr. and It-u.~R. Shag. Wnthhurtotn. were mount viailon ,u- . I . G w._ .r . `hank I.-no Enlniyu 1; ' V ---. ' :1 non. uitonc F_ 80no`k`.il:!:1 l'. ,_,(}non'u. Vinita:-In---F. Bank. Wei I. Suck. Poinh 1. lot` y. Toledo. Coda Jotd whotlh nad- vvuuuwwu - -vun nu-5 nvuurllo CHAIu.l.s1`oN. March 16.---The writer has mcovorod from illness with grippe. Miss Mary Foam:-. very ill. has also recovered. Mrs. Wilham Johnson died on the tint. innnnta after a short. inonl. Aged aovoM.y- oight. Her funeral book luoo on tho third at `l`rmi:.y church. he untim- were placed in the vault. W. 1-`oust-in Bpondingnfovmduyn at Long Point. Mr. and Mn. E. Duiold,Mr. Foatnr, and Min Julia visited fruonda in Cudina! Int. week. A .......|_- at Ann nuns. .....l..l 41.- -..... UUYUU ll "UK U] IIUUII I I\IUlIUy I'lIlU. At the end of the orth day Iwns eh- tiroly relieved but desiring ll permanent, cure I continued to use that and another box and` um now perfectly cured and as well on ever in my Info. A brother of mine living at. Pine Orchard has been cured by Dodd n Kidney Pilla. A Martyr To Love. by Jonas Wood am. CUITOPPOIIIIUHD llll (UNI IIIH IIDTJ WIUHI*-` In April 1896 I suffered from a severe attack of [sciatica affecting my left. hip and the leg to the tip of the men. I nunpoobed it. cum! from some form of kidney Lrou bin and as thov had been recmnmendod I pro cured ll bdx of Dodd'a Kidney Pulls, Ar. lb: and nf hhn nrlah (law I was Ah. NIIUHUIHUU IUTIIIUU U] IIHU UIUUI IIHIDUU. Tho nlmo mater society of Queen o university will be asked for permission for the team to practise on Queen`: campus, and practice will be begun in coon as practicable. The club Will moot once in month. Representatives of the NIH! and the News were elected honorary members Loft Blp Aootou - Suspected Kidney Trou- ble--llolloved And Perfectly cured y Dodd'n Kldury Pllls. Tmu).\'1`u Jl'Nf l"I0.`I. March 15. (Special) -H Pmywr. is not. n. difficult mom to nd as everybody here known that he is fore man at No I rn hull. Ha Wu! Oh H5 0VEI'_V U()Uy nure KIIUWH DHID U I! [UTE man at No I re hall. He who the-. piccum of health whorfonlled upon by your cm-re:-pondont. and told his story t,hus:~- In Anril M193 T nnnrnd from A Anunnn l'I_y; lllllllllfg VV- IV. IXIIIVI; 5UUl'Uh.Iy' tremuror, H. C. Martin: executive com- mmoo, the olcera named above. and J. Edmison.(}oorgo Kennedy and G. Jncquith. Thn Innrnrnrv-trnnnurnr wan innu-nn!nrl I'1ullHUlI'\XUUI'K\ KXUIIHUHJ llllll Ll. UIL'(`llIIoll- The secretary-trou-urer was instructed to communicate with the pooretariee of the Daseronco. Nnpaneo and Sydbnhnm clubs with the obiact. of securing ndmiuion to Lholieague formed by the clubs named. Tho nlmn mnmr nnninhv nl ()nmIn n A Healthy Orgnnlntlon lilac-ted Lnt Evening. An enthuaiutic meeting of eepooiation fontbellexperte was held lut evening in H. C. Martin : store, King street, the ob- ject being to organize an association foot- ballolnb. C. L. B.-are was elected chair- mum. and in a few words explained the him! And objects of the meeting. He eeid he was condent that e first-clue up-N eocintion club could beiormed in Kingston, and he knew that if those prenent took the matter in hand and went to work with a will, there would be no question as to the eucceee of the organimtion. A resolution, in thin nbnr. thus An nun. UUCUUII Ul IJIIU UFBIIIIIHDIUII. A resolution, to the effect; than an uno- cinbion club be organized, was adopted and the officers were then elected as follows : Honorary president. E. J. B. Pense and Dr Clarke; president, C. L. Bnse; first vice-president. I-1. O. Sliter; second vice- preaidenc. W. Cocbmne: third vice presi- denb. J. J. Hunter; captain, D. B. Mur- ray; manager. W. R. Kerr; secretary- tmn-i|rnr_ H C. Martin! mmnntivn nnm- The Delegation Named. Chairman Donnelly called a meeting of the grain eloxator committee at four o'clock last evening to up int. 8 deputa- tion to go to Toronto on riday next and to urge upon the private bulls committee of the legislature the desirability of re- ceiving favorably and recommending the passing of the Kingston city council e bill on grant the corporation power to give a bout: to the proponed grain elevator com- pany. Chairmen Donnelly, city solicitor Mclutyre and alderman Livingeton will compose the delegation. The printed copies of the bill sent to the solicitor by lion W. Hui-by have been received and one of them was examined. It was found to bee correct copy of that drafted by Mr. Molntyre. The members present besides the chairman were nldermen Livingston, Carson, Elliott, Ryan and Richardlon. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB. I ._. _..j SUTHERLANUSI speak Well 0! James '1`. Boot end Shoe Recorder. Boebon: James T. Sucherlnnd, who has for so long represented the Bloolier manufactur- ing company, Buffalo, N.Y.. in Michigan and Indiana. has severed his connection with that. firm, anvl will hereafter repre- sent the rm of Gareide & White. Toronto. Canuda As a. salesman Mr Sutherland has few equals. as his past. snloe testify. Michigan oboe dealers will miss Jim a" genial smile and hearty handshake. The recorder extends to Messrs. Gurside & Wbiteibucongratulntioiis on having so- oured such an energetic and capable re- presentative. Our Iosais Canudifa gain. In VI 1111 aanuvuvvlvu. In removing in quantity of upholstery goods from shelves on the second story of the Harrison Co s warerooms one of the employees discovered an electric wire which ran up into the third story just where tho fire was Bret noticed. Mr. Harrison ro- membere seeing the wire when he rented the premises. but owing to the fact of its running under the lloor and also being hidden by there covers, he had forgotten about its existence until these goods were removed and it was again exposed to view. If possible heintende. when the contractors are clearing away the debris. to locate the exact point of connection. vvv r _ now pm They Benet 3?; World :- "0ld Time Religion requests Mr. Johnston to explain wherein Emerson and Thoreau haveiso reably benefited the world as he claims. as they were great man no one denies. but. no claim then their iv :-itiliga. which are full of Unitnrianism. have renll beneted the world would be equal no e aiming shut. the truth had been helped by Voltaire and Bmdlaugh. These men were intellectually eat, but when more can be said in thei favor 1" IICPVITWUIVZ III AVID .1 Provgpt, at the New York Clothing Store, Brock on-ooh. hag received all his `sq iniportntiona. oonuiuing of Scotch and English tweed: :" also a fine neloction oijrontcdaforsuitingsandopringmvercoabl. Tn panting we are showing extra vnlue this fill]. ~ HI! boll ulndnn. Lieuh.-Gov. Kirkpatrick hm quiciontly` roogvored from the plTocu"o!1|I s recent oporntion to be enabled to leave London forqighmn, when lie will remain a show time before returning to Toronto. Al` WWW!) Wmn oioe._ Icnllghi Iltp Wrappers Ana V:-sh amt . nuns mi. 1: brought to cum-:0 or sbumcA. Wnttod Iron: olnrlonton. ,_ Ll ,. in nu, Wcrrv AND VIOINITY. F; NlSBET SI --?--.------0-t-- . Importation 0! 1897. .L LL- \Y._. \Y-..|. A Wlro Dllcovol-ed. UUUIIFJIIIII VIII q1llOII, OOIIVIIIIK FIUII` furor that he or gm 3; truly laid hold of nnprin medicine that load: to health and Anna cor: Thousand: iuth :hvo thrown uiditholr ills undu-on lot: you may do the and! my bin nodhtno than envoy, 1 ino'o A 0otnponnd.cnd it slam. an not your oxpocbuonn. Tin use of on hot. Io of Paine : Colon Compound will qmok y convince the I- fnrar lhnt In nr aha Inn Lrnlv Inirl hold of HIIPIIIT, Dlllll Illa IHIWVUTIIHUU. rIllI. I Celery Compound in the agent. of life that quickly clouuu and puries the life an-um. bringing stragth, vigor and robust- ll$l. uelery unnpounu. . "Of all medicinee, I eine'e Celery Com- pound etende first ee I rppid end euro cure for ell nervevdieeeeu such an nervous de- blmy. nenrelgie. rheumetinm end Ioietiee. Sleepleeeneoe. nervouaneee and dyspepsia ogineoe from en imperfeob. condition of the nervous eyeuun. end A perfect. end per- manent ourecen only be looked for Iron Peine e Celery Compound. In the 3 ring ueuon. when the blood is impure. t. In end impoverished. Pane : Pale:-v Pomnonnrl in than event. nl life that JUI-I ` III I! [Ur you . Men und women. young and old, enter into the sprint season with I variety of dieeeeee thtt. urine from a faulty or impair- ed nervous eyntenn. These eilmcnce cause more euerinqe und earlier deethe then all others. end that is why to much etoention and prominence hue been given to Paine : Celery Compound. `Of All mndininnn. PAinn'A nnlarv Cam. The promise of n how and happier exin. tenec in pornonal md general. In is for you`! It. is for you all! Man And rnmnn nnnno Ant-I nh-I Antar- lt_Is Foremost as 2 Spring medicine. Newboro still-shermen ran into A streak of luck Tuesday. Some caught as high as fty-seven bass and all a fair size. They are shipped to Kingston and after the dealers pay freight. they pay six and a half cents per pound for the fish josh as they are caught. In this way scores of our villa era are enabled to make good wages w an all other work is suspended. Call-and see the New `Ideas in Footwear. Paiue`s Celery Comp u'd Removes Every bond and Burden. LIHIU Wily UHII IUIIUUII, DUTIIII The ice makers have no cause for enm- pluint in the manner in which citizens ocked to their benefit. They return thanks to their patrons. the two teams and the 14th battalion band, the services 0! which were gratuitous. During the even- ing light refreshments were served for the bnndemen and preee representatives. Hanan`: man warn nnt. in Hm hunt lnrm UIIIUUIIIUII IKIU PKUCB TUPTUSUIIUHDI VG!- Queon`n men were not. in the best form, but had obey been otherwise the result would not. have-been altered much. HI CU'lpIl'I(l|Vly I!" Uy H10 01' IF. ` If Queen : team is five times better khnn `Varsity. and Frontenac: are live timu better than Qnunh. what. a very interior aggregntion Varnihy must. be, and what a superior (?) upboue Berlin mun poueu ! being three times boomer thin Frontenau. If the ice for the Berlin-Frontenac much had equalled that of last. ni hi: there would be a different tale to tell. to you coming Lhia way this reason. Berlin ? 'I"hn inn mnluu-u hnvn nn mnnn fnr nnm. NE. W Hiaoock made some beautiful stopa, and saved his yum a score of points. hamb had oomparntively an easy time of it-. If Ounnn n mum in vn himnn hamnr than DWU Ill EFUIILUIIIICB IIIVUT. It. was the cleanest. and best ex sition of scientific hockey played here t is sea- son. The oombmution work developed by both teams was marvellous. There was very little indivlduul work performed by the forwards. team work only was effec- tive, and this style of play was marvel- lone. IKUIH HUIFIIIK ll KUUBU UK WHIIU r83l1lng. In Look Cunningham just. two minutes in which to pull himself together in the second half and elude the wutchfifliieae of Hiucock. Rayner and Harny` indulged in some more grand stand plny, Rayner scoring after nine minutes. One minute later Cunning- lmin again advanced the score. Rayner tallied the next in seventeen minutes. as- sisted by Cunningham and Harby. One minute before the game was up Weather- boad secured the second point. for Queen's. the score at the finish ootalllng seven to two in Frontenaca favor. To nu... Gk.` ..I-.......p ....,l I..--L ..-..-.:s:.... FIIONTINACII QI.'l.liN'l lmmb.................Goel . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..}ugoor-k uigney . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Polnt..._ . . . . . . . . . . .. uni, :el)owall...... .....Cover Point . . . . `errill arty _ ii ton Raynor } . . . . . . . ..Centres . . . . .. { J. an", Ciinnirighnni "i win llirook Murray ) (Weatherheml l)r. Clarke gave the signal to go, and at once Frontenace began rm onelauaht on Queen`: goel. After two minutes Dalton and Brock relieved. McDowell checked and play was resumed in Queen : territory. W. Harty was the first to tally, being assisted by Murray and Hey- ner. It took eight minutes in which to secure this point. but three minutee later Rayner added another. In this he was ably supported by Her-ty. the two hand- ling the puck e half-dozen times before it was sent spinning between the goal posts. Up to twelve minutes there had not been It single shot on Frontenacs' goal. Brock broke the record, ut his shot went wide. After tlfceen inutee` lllly Cunningham added another point to i`r0ntenace' score. Rayner and Hart] tak- ing part in the honor. Two minutes be fore half time Brock saved Queen's tozun lr-om nursing ll goose egg while resting. Ir. lnnk (lnnninuhnm innl`. twn mirmun in The Queen's In Here Not In It With the Liecro renown In Bhu-Iu-I)r. Din-he win the Onpahle Referee-new the Point! were seated. The mighty have fallen ! The giant: of the Oiurio hoeliey union, senior Ieriee. have gone down before the little fellow: in hlecli endwh`itA5. It was I clean 1th in; and eight hundred pee lo witoeeeed rou- teneoe do the trick. or I week ~' Mt. ever since the two teem: were announced to meet, there was I feeling poevalent that Frontenac: would develop 3 huge surprise for the teem that eoeuily downed Vertity and for the third eeeeon in succession rak- ed in the senior chernpionehip trophy. This rurmise proved correct as was demonetreir ednt the meeting last night. when the maiieginne went down before the strongest. intermediate hockey warn thit stende in Conrado to-day. barring none. The little fellows did not have to over- exort themselves to do the trick, points seemed to go their way as I matter of course. It may not be policy to admit it, but Queen e were outplayed in every stage of the game. It is the some old etory over aguin-the old men teaching the led to shoot. and in turn being beaten by the boy. Each team was out In full force, as will be seen at e glance: L..,,..,...a-guru ...... ..- ms FRQNTENAOS MADE A venv -rm:-: snowme; ' IT MAKES WONDROUS CURES. FOR YOU! FOR ALL! QHAIPIONS wEN1uNIi2R".V The Great Life-giver In Important onough to talk about. Our stock In eonprou and vans Jshowiu war a mound dljlouni ghlu; Wu an in sponmoi to doll}: qljunni Inn pin uoord.-but alto. qnnlm. aid vain` ~Ina 10 dann &. I In. "II ITUIWI"-9' U. T. It vans. 800 on man 3: Ju- gning. w Boll` III` ` Ilutoh. _, f. V_ , ,- . What we an now nndytoilowlth WISE WIVES L ,;3;;;...:a'aH~o$r'2:;% CUHBWS HAHUWAHE The celebrated` V" [3 Dorset: are umivnilod for perfect lit, beauty of ninhgnd lulu, Ind have received the highest awards It all the mportant exhibitions during the int. I0 y rs. Obtainable in'ovory variety at 011590 and ntylo from :?I5jigINo s$LEs INSHOES STEACY D b'l"EACYo RI-.-.om. P Robinson Bro $.; ' FHEN6H,PD coasmw Ianumturors Royalos Do corut; P.D.` ._4_ __-.... .. ` I , Awudod 10 G cl Modal: and Diploma onnour. WALL PAPER Pulnton. Dooonlondiluiou. 27!-1 BAOOT `IT. The prices won't bother`-yeti I`! you opprooiah pnttpwgllq ,1) your honu. - lake their husbands hip" by making loan 11:. plounnt. Line the hr-mo not" with putty and ohoorlul pnpu. Our now dutcni an bright and planning. IT S JUST ` THIS WAY. `Our Upholsterihg department in! ordered work will be staxtlng lh's week. Warerooms will opgn at 1 pm each day this week (Ex- cept Saturday). Open all day Saturday. ' wourr-nmmonn ....m DRANTFOBI), Rotl and, no vunon. PELHAM... CAVALIER We buy BIOYCLES by their actual qunmx and not by the muno plate. High I-icon are not In our lino. bin Hut. prnvas it: Klnuton . .1`. F. mmmsow co. . `the Whole! Stock la Being Sold **".':`.'.=a'....:`.'-:,a.'i....' : ganja bps uunut nus. .z~ . -gr : 4. - . -CASH FIRE SALE ! 8.. ,.ROUGl'0N,` ` Aunt Or. 2. 11. many, spooau um, magnum ` I-nu uu.nou1no Lfsliiuty Sdhodnlt l OM` Annuity Aooldut Pulley. which , Illlinbu and mm to`: spcoiod W Ilnwlu. llboul vastly tndomnlty lot f pin Ally dhnbllu Injuries; and a ll 0 V [union {or man dummy. For {author inlonnulon drop 0 and In` flood` Oiled, Toronto, Otnudn, originators ol Low Prices. ..--_.-----..-.-.-.-::---._.- MANFAEIUHEHS' THE ARRIVING DAILY. i~:Lover.' by um. Levitt Cun- `B GUARANTEE AND Accmem` INSUR- Allca comm! 1 _A ` '""",'""=`o'i's( A Iv lniounty t llllt yq annulment: to the municipal not. fun .g ooumudathylbcmnnlunbouitnd lay" .. Mn aunt and con: to Hon. W. Barty. ` ynhlho u-mmhonocig ammo. to 060.): ugh: on-o.`v|II 'I'IIl'2 l5AlI Bllhlla The mnyor rend 5 letter horn Welkem 8-. Welkcm luggeetlng thet the treeeurer pay to the midlend oentrel egrioulturel es- euoiutlon the unearned premiums of insur- enoc on the several policies covering the insurance on tho eeverel lloiee in quee- tlon. The writer: eeid t ey oould oenoel the policies and get the rebele from the oompeuiee, but there is no object In doing this end it ie only right that the building! should he kept ineured. The policies ex pire some time this uummer. no that there would not be much to pay in connection with them. The letter wee reierrod to the oi: y property committee with power to eat. wln auxin. Ald. Carson said the board of work: has dun all in cm do by tolling the nilo. It. It tho duty of Mad nuookooiniugo to collect the pu but monov. Hadron ht Ibo on inoor ad notied kl`. t M: be or vmobbo lotus. .. I-`. `. -Ir. Folgor. in answer t.o.|- \, OH tint ting Manda-Ilnlng with but-d in that the ram wqnetovbo anon! :- pldlalo. Thy} to-nod ' mxnm tho 35; mm: $u?u"-Tpi"-E612" 'i'ITo'ye'u'c'o 'b'.'.'..c"' i'-I conduct the dxhnoion omlp swoon I_'Inyo In It . In xgff 5:.` .4 ....5- - AI4...._ Qllntunihut Iogtnl.,lhoIdik7of`Im:i _ ` ialmin. Aiuonu lttir --wilpw `M .: .s- : , .4 ;~ '. U-(upon Ihdnh-n-_ ` is un any .~um..=wnu'a ya Livnnpun -hhmity Kid. Tait. presented I petition from R. W. Gonn and other: asking for the open- in of Barrio attest to Pine-shoot. Refor- ro to board of works. ' Chairman Car:-on brought in tho report of this board of works, which has been al- ready bliahod in tho Wnlu. it via.- wisbout. unondmonb. . Ribhuwison ukod it the tnmvuy nil: have bun mid for vat. and if n GIG `IUUKHIFWI KICK II `"0 IEIIIIIWI I-lilo have bun paid for` it, |nd,it no when the work lling in I. bronknbt vi)! begin. AM. Rnrnnn mid Hm hnnn-I nf -nu-In Inn I0? Illflg. Aid. Suwu-u naked if anything had boon dono-with reference no the roporb of the au- dilorl to man at um. ML- _.-_-- --l.| h|.- ....AM.... I... ..- ......l.. GIIUTI I . INTI`! UK BIXUIA The-mayor uh! she auditors hsvo nearly oouxploted their Ieporn. and I apooiu moot.- ing of the finance oornmituo will be hold no deal wish in no man u it ha been recoivod. The report was adopted. TI-I ILAIIR QIILD. Iu"uI".'. W I 1; P00! rllllll lllllu .ZVV- Wutor works dapnrtmental accounts. ll below. were recommended tor payment. Also : A. Haaz&.Co., barrel. $3 : H. Shin- uor &Co.. Globe valve oil. 322.13 ; labor pa lint to March lutli. 374.73. - his committee recommended that ms: or Skinner, city ool:citor McIntyre and Al or- mon Donnelly And Elliott be appointed 1 deputation to go to Toronto, to be present At the meotingof the private bill: comtnit~ too of the loginlutivo usembly at which the two bill: In the K. S F. & 0. BR. aid the Kingston grnln elevator, both of which are nmr Inform the legislature, no called for hearing. Aid. Rnunrt mind if nnvthinn had boon A` The corner Bookstoro. ' -llet of Pnuoodum Woulaguon anon '0' III`! Drlglull. CI`; IV. DU U. III IUT III` department. $1867; Jane E Franklin. hay forrro department. 83 08; R. Wnldrnn. nundrioi {or re department. 87 94. Gram- lcy Bros, blnnkota for fire department. I226: W. 0 Craig 8: 00.. coal for lira de- pnrunlne. 88330: W. A. Docks ct Ban. nundriu. 00 1); poor relief fund 8200. Wnnr work: amnnrtmnnlnl nmnnnhn. an IOCOIIDIBI Liquldnbora Midland agricultural asso- ciation, 817,000; labor pay llat. uoMnroh l0t.h. 8214 74; Dr. Dull`, lunacy ooni. cute, (M. Mwnameo) 85; Dr. Dull`, lunacy gertlllloato. (Hi Dorelgo) 85; Bnwdon & etc, by wt Mu . 4.20; city in: miles. by-ow Nu %88. 83; Bell ugghonz uom ny, C25 50: Wilson & Cousins. gong for re brigade. 312; R. Bo d. buy for fire dannrrmnnt. SIRS ): Jnnan Franklin. hnv peruy commnuue. From good roads machinery onmpzmv. eending analogue of machinery for med improving. Board of works: i - PETITIHNH I-unsnnmn. Aid. Johns preeented A petition` from R. Beuupre. nelnng leave to cut down trees in Iron of his property corner of Division and Johnebon etreete. Board of worke. rmnnclu vnmmrrr-:n's mu-om-. The nance committee through Aid. Livingston recommended puyments of then encounta: I lnnlnlnmn Klllnn an-Inultnrnl llu UDIIITI OI FBVIIIOII. From W. M. Drennan, for Kingston driving nnociutinn. asking for use of fair grounds for holding races therein on May 24th next. on the unuai t.erma._ City pro- perty committee. From mood machinery onmmmv. run OOIIIMIELOB. From June: M inner! and D. Murray. re puymenta of purchuo price of Midland Cen- sul fair grounds (917,000) by city so Mid- land Central ngriculwral association. (This letter - has been published in the Wum.) Finance committee. wnnm J 13`. nlnrlr Ami nhhnm, rn turn: w_ um.) mnancu commmoo. From J. E. Clark and others. ro taxes. Court of revision. '9...` I ll T\u~nnnnn `nu k'3nnnI>1nl mmeo. From W. 8. Garden. ro board of health. 10 rooomtnondatiun concerning converting oormn stone drains into tile sewers. Board of, works. `I`....... Ink.-. Rluulna ninv nhn-In 'l`nrnnln- uonra or, works. From John Blevins, city clerk, Toronto; and L. 0. David, city clerk. Montreal, re plying to enquiry or to monogamous of oubllc mrks nu Toronto and Montreal. plying on (Inquiry an no Iuluugumvlw un mile parks In committee. `Bug... 1...`. Min-`An our` D Kl:-r-I1 I-A mm. run oommwwo. From Alexander Duncan, making appli- cation for pouibion of caretaker of Midland Contnl {sir grounds. City property com- mince. I'....... I17 G (1....-I-.. v-4| I-u-nu-A nf Lnnlnln l`mAno.O oommmsee. From Goorgo Thompson. to remission of bnxol. giving Heb of names of those to whom romiunon wu made. Finance oom- mitten. Il|`:..nB` I17 Wink` ma nu-nnnnnnknl (nun. mums. From E`. W. Fiake. re ornamental {oun- Guinn. Parks committee. D...` AI-.......l.... `llnnnan u-nnluinn nnnli. puouol u'nouu1oIow: A From'8. Dodson. J. E. Herring, G. 8. Jnrvrio. W. Binuvng, G. A. -Iloulleln, R. Winds, tarnclorhl of Paris. Napanoog Cornwall. Lmowel. Brockvlllo andT-Bow. mmvlllo. reapaothroly, outing that tho pocmon of Kinzmton council If tho Ingma- um; re nilvny subsidies. am. has in each out been ondorwd. and the members for each Inunicipahty notied uccordlngly. l`inoneo oommiaboe. I`...-. Db-..-_-L Ilnngl-nu. nl nnlb. 5 Ann. nnonoo oommluwe. From Stewart Houston. 0! Soon & HOBO: ton, barristers, Toronto, ucknowlodginr receipt of petition re Royal Aruillory ban _. Fmlnoli oommizaee. ` ` Faun. flu-mm. 'l`hnm nnnu PA nnmininn nl ; W-' liUDIll$l1, DWWIPU. EDIE. Alywt, Lvyvg -`Wdkgm. Wright-.-l8. - -uonumucu-lows-nwnxvnn. Cotfimuniaglovmwao rocoivod and dil- puodol umoudwbolow: From 8. Dmlmn. J. E. Hon-inn. B. Ion. Douuolly. E liobh, Johnl. Livingston, Minna. plooera, Mcelvoy, Riohnrdnod, ;W.: Robinson, Stewart, `laid. 'l`Iylor, l`0yo, -`w*.u..m. w.-a..m._mT 'l'-h:;u;;1inrfortnixhol_v meotin : city council Inn bud Inf. quninf.` tlklmmr nrmldunnr. and Allin. Allan ];cou1qc1Lm1;s mg AcnoN.| ~-3-an-an '2-tau -comm Ilonlng hummus- Ala. Walton`: Suolutlun lluomldna -.u , --..-.....-...u-.|n..n 4.! Dn'......- ll`-. :|'.__I5 F. c. p. RY. zxffuuou or `TIME PUT_:TO Idcrons. .......- Gained By a. Fortuno. by George Mur- lth Idrn Ila '.."s'.":'4'.".';i's...:.."'"""7 32.5 'i'~'..uu.."" "ii In: Orolndn. Thougulufortnigholy mm?! of the in council unhd Ind iuni .` unto: Bockwood Uurlon Win Qulte Cull From the lilngnumlnnt. Truly revenge is :~ swoon bhing. no Rack- wood curler: think. so last. Yesterday they named their rll: victory of the non Ion. dofei their old oppononu, King nan club our era. It was A victory, there -19 nqdnubb on duh room and the result will not be rotoeted; Kingatr-n curlers Idlnit defeat. uirly and rqunroly. Of late `in llnhian mun Juno nvnkad all thnir I??? III` To -T ` rm a.|.c'.:..n. _ ouch 3:5 'nod.:oy about rlbhuvy Ice. in at probability lhek. vtodun .uIk|houupdodcho .u.'....s2 . . - . . u uuy uu nnui out pluyc maul U10 man of their privilqu 'Rookwooditoa phyod in [run Dunk. getting uproo. four, ciu nnd~ nun poinwvu omlrohd. while itlnpoou Huh pt om live. but the mat jot-lt._y_ of the poirm nocnnd were made in oknd won. `Pb: Hnh Inn :' vwnoiwoodg r}o.g;w. Pour. W. Catt. tiooohnm. ' rm-on, at p. 13. -Kingston. No. l--Cnpo. Ozilvio. A. uldonmn `wnlkim, Mnjor Drury. Ikip. 7. . ` Rockwood. N 2-1`. M mon, Dr. For-hr. J`."Dnm` `son. Dr. Clll` 0. skip. Khlglton. No. 2-J. lnldllw, (jnpt. . Kibllo`. W. B. D|lt_lm, Beow- `I7. ahadoltwonty-eight rotors ~ A 1 in-uip, has but only one lhihlhlo anon. nus \..n...n ..:-|...... ....n- Iulllli HIKE. lIaIl'Iy III" lllltly. U! (C `u llxohiu mush vhnvo (iovouod all their Igion time to p`:-aocicing ahowon tho boo. nacho] awoopod down upon their unma- pootinfoppononu` ynurdayo and fairly unpt ovoryuhlncbll the ice. Is us Book wood : duy'on and: who player! made the null of chair nrivilnau - Rusk-mndim. Ire. mgnny-nve, Iuur per cent. "From this we see that Rideeu ward has a population of 4,506, while St. Lawrence. Ontario and Sydenhem total only 3,711 or 895 leee than Ridoan. while the three lest- named Verde have only 389 ratepeyera to Rideau'a 636. But each of Iheee three emnll wards lends three repreeentativee to council. and Rideau eende only the name number. Thin mean: that while in Rideen wall every 1.502 people or 178 ratepayers have one representative. in St. Lawrence every 205 people or every twenty- eight ratepayera elect one alderman; in Ontario, every 403 people or every thirty-nine ratepeyere. and in hyd- euham every 630 people or every entry- two ratepayers have an alderman to repre- eent them. Ifenv pereon will any thieie a fair representation, I have no mor e to "5! yC|'I III DIOII WITH. "Riduu ward. populntion 4.506; unpav- oro, 530, or thtrty per cent. of the popula hion. uIV.....s-..-.. ........|-u.... A um. ....;.'...-... Ex-Mayor 'l`humpIcn`n Proof 0: mo AI. ` union "I maintain int my assertion mode at the more meeting on Slturdny ni ht, to the aoat that the ratepayers of I. e dif- fcronb city words are not. fairly represent- od in council, in rfcct.ly'coz-root, and that it cannot be utod. said ex-mayor J. D. Thompson to n Wma icportcr this morn- ing. "There in only one way of proving M c corroctncom of the statement. That. is aim lo, and cuy and itlico-in bhcccmpnriaon n! nnnnlAt.inn_ and him number nf mtg. lilo": "Frontenac. population, 4,154; mt.pny- or: 390. eighteen per cent. ` 'Vinhnri n. nnnulnnn 2.566: rnhnnnvm-n. uwuuu -y u. rortuno, Dy uoorzu nur- imh l'o'rn. 75. London Prlfdo, by M. m Braddon, 75o. '1'hoIIonoyBp1nner,by E. S. Mon-trnsn. ' Cln Cl`! -`DIV. Ulxlli WI (ECHO. "Victoria. populntion 2,566 ; ratepayers. 334. eighteen per cent. "CALI:-Anni. nnnulntinn, R R- rnfnnnv. 00`I9 Umllllll PUT UUHM "Catarnqui, population. 3,068; ntepay~ on. 204, fourteen per cent. vllnnhnm. nnnnlnhinn. IRRR, urn- CPI, `01, IOIIFDXII POI Olnli. sydonham, population. 1,888. rube- pnyoro, 188, ton per cent. Ont,nno. population 1,209. ratepayers, 118. six per cent. "Sh. Lnwlunnn. nnnnlntinn 511, rntnnnv. I I0. In par cvnu. "Sb. Lawmnce. population 514, ratepay- ou. oiqhtyvo. four per cent. "Pram this In Ann thnh Ridnnn umrrl hm: IIIII I ; III XI nnu ll: "I'll! DUUUUUIPIFIUUII of populnion, and the number of rate- pnyon in auoh ward. "Rldnnn win-ll. nnnltnn A 506- mtnnnr. BID 1 \ Yoas--The msyor. Aldl. Carson. Don- nelly. Elliot-0. Johns. Livinglton. Minnoe. Mooorn. Mclielvoy, W. Robinson, Stewart. Tnib. Taylor. Toye. Walkom, Wri htr-16 Na a---Aldo. Allen and Rinhar oon--`_ . Al . Molielvoy mend to rocomider. IVICHITUBDH9 ECOWBPD. I. y l0l"`-D. Ald. Elliott moved. seconded by Ald. Carson. to the effect. that it be compulsory upon the city council no aubmin nho quas- Lion of the extension of time for the con- struction of the K. S. F. at 0. railway, to the qualied olodnora of the city before any by-law granting extension be passed. The motion woe carried on the following divi- ninn . WII 0II'l'|0(l. Ald. Carson moved. seconded by Ald. Elllotmohot this council reconsider the resolution pasaod luo Monday night. ro- Eardlng logialnbion nowbeinz aoughtby ohe ingaton. Smith o Falls and Ottawa roil- wgy from the legislative assembly. The reoolubion was carried on tho following divlai n: You+--The `mayor. Aldo. Cor- aon. lliotb, Johns. Livingston. Mooenq, MoKolvoy. W. Robinson, Tait. Toys, Wulkom, Wright-l2. Nnma_..Alrln Allan nnnnnllv. Minmul. WIIICIII, VVl'IllEl.'. Nays-Aldo. Allen. Donnolly, Minnoo. Richardson. Stewart. Taylor-6. Alt! Rllintt. mmmd, nnnnndnrl hv AM. in tnojimtl ouoe VIIICI : ~ "lieeol\'ed, that it in the bounden duty of are Oniierlo Jreromcnt to sick the con- etruction of t in most important undertak- ihmwith euhelintiel aid per mile lrom Port Arthur to the western boundary of the pro- irlnco. and thou the mayor oomlnunicate lihir resolution to Hon. . W. Herty, the oity l reprelentotive in the Ontario legislr turo. with` the respectful iueurenoe that thie.ooonoil.eu-neatly requeetl him to do All in hie power to promote the intereete of the province. which they believe intimate ii depend upon the ageedy conetruction of t eOnterio & Rainy r reilwev. A-Id. Rlcherdion it the c. P.R., under existing condition-, hoe e monopoly of the groin on-ryiug trade be ween Fort William end Winnipeg. and if t Onburio & Rainy River rellwey be constructed. it will create competition by opening e ehorter line then the U. P. R. There hee within the limits of thie rnvinoe e mg. area of wheat-produm in; nd that is equally in fertile as any in the northwestern provinces. The road can- not but proves great benet to chic pro- vince. and it should. therefore. be the dirt ol every good oioizen ` to do all be con d to help forward the construction ol the road. There in only e small portion 4 of the proposed line that will have to be eirhridvized by this province. The motion i wee carried. AIA n....-.... .......-.l ........A..l I... Am Don luluco of Key West. by Gunter, am uptgu;n`nuus or lIlI.m_w- Incl mo nonu- Inu tqnlooriu and aromatic -davoldpmont or plan mineral dveqlb Mofiho I'hIndor`:Bay and R'uin`y Rive`: dmrlah nnd- will o n to comb menu A In-go sin of lercilohn with- in t jitnlu ottho ` `vinct: --Iznni.-.A Inl-I-In ir. in Hm Ivmndnn rlntv nf THE WARD REPRESENTATION. vuoouiurynumhuro! 8 -III W ,UlIcI) [unlu- nlnunu _ Council vain iinto com: me " -whole. Md. Mooora int-he chin. Tho J-IIQ u 1&6 she ind nvon A Imnxvav 1.1.19. mm mom by 41. w. mpmdaon. npoedy oonpbructaion of the Ontu-io & Rainy River nilwny will, in tho-opinion of this council. emu I. new shot: lintof mnsporutlon bocwunkthia -province Ind o[u'pg:uin`olda o! Mnnitoh mad the notch- unn tnnilaoriu and woman dovoldnmont III rod. pmmmo in column today. The: report` smmaw-mpim um`...-I~ n luv. iv in `hush nnnnl. THEIR FIRSI VICTORY. 1'11}; DAILY wm, TUESDAY,a MARCH 16. 1897. Illa _Cllll'l! ONE! 50.511!" TIIDK. BUY. 0. Turuno. incumbent of Se. Johnwchurch. Hmrolock. has accepted an uppointluont. to 3 pan:-h.in Michigan. The vesftry extended an lnviucion to Rev. Mr. Mcninou. of Hutitp. to ll cho vu- mum. Mn-. Harry-Ball, Singleton. died and- denly Wodnowdny. `I'M services were held in the school-house h the young man in elm-gaof thoornotu church in this sec tion. Mn. Ball ya convex-bod lost car at Singleton at the Ho:-norita moo tags and plulig cloooly t.o.t.ha0 belief. Raw. 0 'I`nrnntL inlmmhant nf Sh. ........... omcy. IOUU. I8 IOUUWUI Amount. already repqrtod. 8l.38l.85; collected for fortnight. onding l5t.h inst... $84.10: total. 91,435.95. laelnt The Flag. by Jules Verna. 50. ~1H,n'-5 1.1. Tum] taxes 1896. 8139 SH} I4: collected, 8104.47! 98; remitted, $5,983.38; balance. 829.360 78 'I`..p..I -s....L ....A.._:.._ L-....- tuna OI l09alU City treasurer Ireland reported regard- ing collection at feee for market. No. I on eooountot eer commencing August. uh, 1896. en fol owe: Anna.--5 nInA-!'- .4...-5.1! .199] OK. `run: And lute: Peon. Tnxvcolloctor Thompson reported to the council last evening regarding collection of genemlnnd street watering taxes as follows: '!`..s..l 5..--.. 100?! II All |)')n nil. ;...lI--L...I XUIIUWEI Total taxes 1895. $140,330.06: collected, 8129 M142; remitted, 86,995 40; balance. $4,192 24. 'I"..v-I Invnn IQOR RI '10 QIR I.l- nnllnntg.-I .3-'-U.I)UU IO Totalat-root. wauarinz taxes 1896. SI.- 775.54); collected. OBIU 40; balance, 8|.- 165.10 (`ion 6--.-..-4... I ...I....l -4..-54.! ......-ul A Ratepayers Views one Recent Water Worn Ineotment. Said in retopeyer to n. Wmn reporter this morning : I see that the water works committee has recommended and the coun- cil has adopted the recommendation that no person not connected with the stall` of employees at the water works pumping station shall be admitted to the station on any pretext or under any circumstances. The alderman. apparently, have forgotten that the taxpayers of this city are the peo- ple who will have to pay for the new pumping engine and who hear the expense of running the entire de- partment, pumping station included. It seems strange that people should be pro- hibited lrom inspecting the machinery bought with their money. Suppose I have a visitor from Montreal, Toronto or Ot- tawa, who expreesee a deeire to see our pumping plant. I cannot take him to the station to do so unless I first obtain a per- mit irom the chairman of water works. and I may have to teeroh for eeveral hours be- fore I find him. What harm would it do, I would like to know. to take a visitor through the place? No person is likely to interfere with the pumping machinery. It in too dangerous a matter. I think the prohibition is, In this case, entirely uncall- ed for." WUIIO lllillllg WWII IIKIU Ulll, I16 NIIIXZ I cherish no peeeimintio views on the tomperange question. We are making progress, sure prom-eon, though often alow. or c an we wouldlike and expect. Every step is a step forward; every enactment ie a movement in advance. A- to. the legis- lation of the present time we had expected more in view of the plebiscite. the pro- miaee made and the christian and tem- perance integrity of many of the noble men of parliament, and I still hopehe will secure more. We. however. Ihould have noeympathy with the whole- sale denunciation. of the men and party which we have been hearing, as if` every principle of right had been sacriced. and men of character and honor had sold them- eelvee to the liquor truic. . It is much eaeierto agitate than to legislate. The amendments. while they reach not up to that which we would deeire. claim a certain meaeure of commendation. Dpctf}-f!_ The Bill Is I Dletluct Advance In Temper- ance hegleletlon. Rev. Dr. Phili , etorof the Wesley Methodist church lemilton. nephewvof Rev. R. Whiting, kingeton, and A leading temperance worker, in not one of those who accuse the Ontario government of throwing a sop to the licensed victuallere in the license not amendment bill. He re~ cognizee the feet that the bill is a distinct advance in temperance legislation. and has no aympathy with those who have been making such wholeenle denunciations eghainsr. the government. In a sermon, w ile dealing with the bill, he said: I nharieh nn nmnimintin vinwu nn lm \Jl|.lTU 9 IVIHKULIIIU [Ur April. New tmble linens from one and ono~haIf to two and one-half yards wide, also two different. kind: in three widths of table `pudding at R. McFe.ul'e Kingston carpet warehouse. - Allah : lltako, by Mrs. Lovltt Cun- fllll Qn