SPECIAL A BARGAINS In ' . "';I`lhe employees of Rockwood hospital for insane hold their annual ball tomorrow evening. Irwin nnrl mvnnn Innunnhlx {Lu-ln 1...!` .. "';."'su.mp, '`A field battery, in in the garrison hospital, boo ill to attend no his duties. 'II....l.:L:L:.... L-.. 1.... _._t.._., I 2 In, . 1'rol;ibition has been enforced in West- mounc, a suburb of Montreal, for thirty veara. " puulwnunry are lglm cauung nroume. V. Lnroao fools none the worse for his cold bath in the harbor 9n Sunday mom- in . 8A nu-lmul nl Hour nrrivnrl nuaui Oh. If I: "ISA. cu-load 0! Hour arrived over the K. & P`: this morning for a Brock .lI`:l'66l5 mer- chant. D- 61.-...- unn 13.1.! |__.._,,_ 9 - .n, uupvu IIIU ntuvlluvl Ill IIIIIZ IIIIII DIV nun mm -. Long rubber boots at Abornetbye. The Frontenac hockey teem had I great practice on the Kin eton rink last night. The convicts 0 St. Vincent de Paul penitentiary are again causing trouble. none the wane fnr hi: `u Iploo oi Ivny-`Day lab-What the Poovlo An Talking About-)lotMn ll upon nu Attention of `thou Who An III. 5:. - n....'- PARAGRAPH8 PICKED UP BY OUR ' BUSY REPORT ER! mewms or nu: nu. II} undo on Saturday FWIIIG Clnnnm- fmmmlv '.r."':r.:74.-;:7. Ha ven t ?fa n lately about Shem Iollin them righ thougi. Our bran but be g have m ahlpol. Want th and wan if are not good - W. A. MITCH 83 and 87 Drlncm NNOOOONONOOOH mm 1uu.L `Y is,` run. sun}, A mnnvinr 15, 1898. -uuu upon ponnuur-gonad label on Tuudny. acting thus our summary in- uuno he allowed than. Two nan Inch remain in vlnich to drive iuho nails and an Ihotnuuryflun falling into the pun cl thwlliuny ox- ploiun A In tho western bauobxll league, Saginaw. B.:y City, Fun Human. London and Humil- ton will he ropratooud. Sc. Thoma and Onnd Rtnidn Inn` i\in Inns l`_...z..I. :- uuu Inn in rupratoouu. ac. Thoma and Rapids may jxin. but Guelph in pnciically out of II. Bu` 1: Joseph E. Bnekonridgo, execu- sivoo&-ionu iorpodo hm Culling. val vuind ovarian`! and dnwnod dur- ing I may puop from Key Want to Haunt. ' mg I all _ A am To In chnnu. urraxu, Feb. 15 --Rev. Mr. Maxwell given nonco of 1 bill to tax Chinese antar- ing Camdnvo huuiddollin 3 hand. _ ______L___. loop on root. Rubbers all otylu Ind pticen abAbor-` nah)`; ~ Illll IIIIU 01mm dly. D08 I echolnu bu been decided upon. Wm Bomuln At Home. H.\.\m.1-ox, Feb. I5 -1: in not likely that the l3:h bazmli n will take a trip on May 2401:. There in game talk of inviting the Nth Rianof Kingston. and the Royal Cnnsdian drazmno, of Toronto. to pay a visit hora 01 {hit day. bue no denite bean daoirlud nnnn 'nlou|l\uk . . . . .. III Int Eu: 0fl\\lI|II\!`I\1`.....\....`.II.'I lug onhu-an I.~uuH`~ 5:; M, omt\n\II\sIlum\- . . ` .I.`n| lltl (\m.UnIt\nwl\\suon\ 7:. cu lbm|I| IouI.\buun 117 mu IOIIIIAI. rnouool IAIIISTB. Hound. Qua. I-`on 1.x - PI-nr~-Im~~uu.~. - may IN. I : \ %I-r;l:\ ca 3.45"; |\un'5.:u`:".'~`|"rI':';v. s.:'.:'.'. In N | |bsIk\r..t.:lI In Lil; Rum. $3.? raIh .38. I03) I; Sln Ihuvn \ undo lists. 334 In $1 Dr. Ryan`: uke-OH." Dr. Ryan talks of 1 "rake-ofT on school books. The comm rake-oil" from the educational depsrtment which Kingston- innu have seen of late years I-no than of Dr. Ryan :3 mdifhber of a school commit-eion on behalf of the Ontario govommont. which he in acknowledging with interest. UUU"IBIUIl- ` Mrs. Stevens. vice-president of the W.I C.T.U.. when econ by a reporter today: said "Miss Willurd'a condition is more fu- vorable than in has been for the last three days, but it in em] serious. Shoia suffering from a severe Attack of Iagrippe but the doctors entertain hopes of her recovery. Mina Willurd is nob enf- f6I`iDR from cmmr nf Hm nnmu-Ir. m nor recovery. Mite Willard r faring cancer of the stomach. Fold To Bu In from Cincc r. Nsw Yukk`. Feb. 15 --Tho World pays Mrs. Frances E. Willnrd is ill in the Eln- piro hobel. She has been suffering from cancer of the stomach for several years. The inroads of this disease, combined with a bed attack of grip. had completely sheltered her health. She is in complete seclusion. u.. GA----- - IICV-I` A ddllioll houfamm and Mounts! Ililld IE2 Ilhhnnntnl-.3:-mpg] Il..I..|. Inmur and llnlIpP, wry S00!) (IP(`.|y. Hut amongst it thvsn hnuuttfut (xx- nmples of the {ltmnl \mrld. (Intro is on-\ thorny \'.1ri=ty of the I'Iuph which musl remind us of (hut, cruel crown nf thmns whivh the Roman soldier_\'. with nmvking.sulut.atinns of Ave R-FY Judamrum, pt`I`S.~t(`lI hard (lnwn upun tho bleeding forvhn-ml nf Him \\'hn stunt His life hlond for us, sand on the bitter cross, as our suhstltulv. paid the pen- alty of nur.sin.~4, receiving the punish- mvnt dun to us. But if we clesiro to rm-M've tha twnefit of that. atonement WP must believe personally -and up- prnpriate it to ourselves. mm-r country on eznrlh, the slrangnn-=39 of the st-one hoing 1-nlmnvvd by the tall privkly mclux hedges which Hur- ruund these extenuive groves, forming at spiky h.u'ri-.r u! churns hhich eff:-:-- luully Inn's nmrnudors from tr0spu:\.~4- imz, Unfortunnl-ly for England th-=5 mngnifivent fruit, unlz-ss pmlhvrvd im- nmlure and unlipe, IN-.ny. *.\~ whivh Hm R.-mmn mm;...... ......... ... nu uuurnrlur, ll ull'.'lSU!`E ( lmng-\\'I.~`9, extend as fur us" the eye Nu rmvh, pr:-selllimz :1 marve-lluu.~& S110" tux-In of mingled gold and grvvn sm-h 2|: prnlmldy could not Iw \\'ilm*.s's(`d in an) ulhm` country earth, the slrangnn-ass hoim: vnhnnvwi hv nu uvu, Uul -prmmpnlly h'm1l'urHm of Lntzmiu, am! dun` puinxzs. '1 min (I. grant lmighl, mm! are S( lzulvn with n pm{u.si of fruit, Hm grnut In-ml l)Lp-gl`(|\`l`i ing fnunds, t`ru\l l1ill.g' the top u sive upright trunk |)l rh:l|)H t forty 1}-9|. in lwighl, imp;u`l,i| u lmni('.tl -l[)m'.lT.un'n In Hm ,-.11-5 umuu: null nluum; gum! gel`.u1In(u.~4 with white-. ul scurlot. flowers, the yel- lmv jessatiiino iilumst t'\)lllplt'l.|'.ly run- vc-alod in its golden mantle-, gm-at banks of the luvely at-ui-let sulvm in full bloom, hedges of roses and fut-liaiam ra- splndellt In mlor, violets, nmuni-ului-4, primulas, carxmtiuns, und many an- other {lurul beauty in it.-5 prime; while owrhezul, milnusu trues, clothed in 11 Wmllh 01' golden punicles of (lower, the tall nnd hand.-smne euculyptuis, thnt: lit-nlth-giving lml.~Jnmi(' tree, which has H-nderud llllllilllll vust, tracts of un- llllitll country, swine CUVt`.l`t (i wI:h lurgr-, white flmiers shaped some-thing like im uuiige run. and hearing tluilllllly-Sll'l[)'.`.\l .~u-edpmls, or ruther cum-s, for they ure [)t`I`i`t'l geonwtric t-onus, utht-rs lo:ul.'=d with it profusion of long pnnivles of yel- luw l)illl-Sll'|[)t`(l flowers, whilu QUL other lofty 8|N'.(.:il']l(>\llS, suuring In the sky, prose -,nt (I. niagnifivcut ispectuclu of ur- lmn-scent grandeur. But. nwre striking than all, are the (Hinges nntl pulms uhich ulmuml in all directions, the hitter nf swvurul varie- ties, hut -prim-ipnlly h`uufnr tliins, nsnrt, l.ut.'u1iu. nml llflil` ..;.i.... --o l`l.,u-n _y a runner. Little more than twenty-four hours uftar leaving the winter logs and chilling klomn of London the tmveller in quest of the warmth and sunshine of the south of l<`mnce finds himself in u. rlimate as different Lu that which he has left, as June in to November. Here in Cannes the temperature in the shade registers about sixty-five degrees in the middle of Junuury, the full sun at mid-day being intensely hot; the l,'i0lldit`BP sky is of a bright ceruleun blue, the sen. sparkling in the solar rays as if bearing on its surface innu- melable silver mirrors, while numbr0u-4 felut-on-riggetl lmllls, their [)l(`iUl`PSqlll'. wliiue sails shining in the brilliant nun, npponr tit. 11 |i.~;t.uxmn., likt` so umuy graceful nnutilu.-4 suilim: ova-.r Illa! rip- pling surfzu-o, Theo gurdc-nu of the limidst.-rm-. villus which uhound are ull nbluze with hluum; giant gt-I`.uiinm.~4 Will ! Wllilt scnrlnl fil)\\'Pl`H, t.ln-. rul- T- .nourIptloI of an Lovely nah: mun- of cannon. R: n Flnnlrno By a Banker. Littln mnrn A BLAZE O; BLOOM. ....v n\IVI|l`I 'lI|lIIII'.' sm~x\ -\xhil- m`:mg- lml nf puI'ilj,', zuni Hu- _v mlnpl('(| we :u|m`ulI1e-nl`i.-1 sup plvlv if this pa-rfmn.-l form part of ii. '|`l|-*n- `n-ss llmn nim-ly V1ll`iu`- I` (Hun \\'iHnu- -nnl 1|... lnulua. |llr`.\'H :1; S()n1t`[in1(~ Iminn nf u-Sunni... UH I'KH'H SH md In-znuliful (rm H'Upi('.\'. ()I1In_L.[- I-H-r_y\\lwre-; sun fuIl-ripv luscinl `H 1`uW`l`t` \\il|I H mur_u hilu ...-..... ll ZIIIIWXI 1! Unlock` ninbnpu :- ll HUHl(`l|lX1l'. s' ripening r;u'nful (`|ll'V- up uf n mam- TAYLO R S. m an Hnrty ur Ling quilo ~u'mu-, lung s-m'h sit]:-. a:r..u Iriiijj. 000 ' J Dbilllluutifo nib; 6 .` , _ nun want; 0! UUIICT. Loxnox, Fob. l5.-'l`o-day lord William Nonllo, touch you ol the unrqniool Abor- pvuny. in pluadon uinlfot hand in canhi notulor |l.lI3 pladad guilty olfrnd. tclninodlniuznot niltyol . Ho via IIIIOIIQII to live nun pond xvitndo. ` uynn canal in lots W nngol. Account: aim: at to the nunlnr ol tho blin\rd'o victims varying from oonnecoo to twenty. There in nomunrnl patent at (Quinn :8 the hen. uu uwlrniy. lncru II no gating facts. Bath Inn The Blinnrd. \VA.\`lll.V\:T0\', Feb. l5.-Dnn'n the has four day: a tozriblo blinnrd has been raging along thoeoul lromtbo had of Lynn and to For: Wrungol. Account: diffnv II In lm nu-Aline nl um Illloc Under nun; In-VII. Prrrsnnnn, PL, Feb. 15 -'l`bo south wall 9! the Union atongo company : build- ing. "which In dautroyod by Era has Wodneodry. fall this morn- ing a number ol boys were at. play about the ruins. and it is Eiovod tint an Icon five were caught by the falling toll and buried under the debris llere`e A RIch'0lIQ. P.\<.\r>x.~u. Cnl.. Feb. l5.-The Rev. J. H. Kelley, pastor of the Friendehlp Bap- tist church, swallowed a live mouse Sun- day night. Mr. Kelley wae lying on his back reading. when he fell asleep. The mouse crawled into the pastor a wide open mouth and down his throat. (lulping and gasping the pastor got on his bicycle and rode for the doctor. After two hours the mouse was dislodged. The mouse wae deed. but the pastor lives. q|u.vUU purzu. The compsny guarantees mliee purc- Lion in both instances. The Ace and pl.. -13 of meeting have not yet been decided up- on. .n ouumn \ an 31 3 3- `NM. .\`u 2 . an ml-n Ilunl.:u~ In B ; Iv in S`; Imam. Ila` hum : thus. no : I\ur|\~_\`. 8% to 3:; lLw.1s\~ tusv ; 3| & In `~Ik~ : tlulnmtl. $1.70 to slab - HLIA ` m-l{Irk.sluI| in $124!!` la\nl.?_u~ mm. 1*! In-: llumx in la |:i~: - lluth~r.Inu-wthl IN In l.~`n~: uuumuotni zntxz-damn: . InI'OIPO~oI. OAIIITI. ; Vmn. I-\-In I.-\\'hu. x. mm nu, | ` lI|d`f.7'It ION ` Nix I \\\l., K! 3|: _ !0IY!.|I!`*.3hI2I:|-to-o.snIm: uuuuunuvas may uewrmmo. There in also 3 possibilihyof a finish ght being nrrnngod between Kid McCoy and either Joe Cnoynaki or Peter Mnhor for n 8l0,000 pureo. The nnmmnu can-nu... .mI;... ..... `-- Wlll An-nnge A lrlght. SAN FxAx<:1sco, Feb. 15 -A I-yndicato of western sporting men. the majority of whom belong to San Francisco have defer- mined so hringoti nniah ghbbebweon Bob Fitzaimmona and James J. Corbett, and to lthat. end will guarantee a purse of $50,000 to be iividod between the ghters as they themselves may determine. There in nlnn A nvlloihililtunf . 5:...-.5. c:..|... Mr. Tisylol- s Question Bald to Have Been I (mo of the Most lmpertlnont Ever Asl- od In ParlIament-`Ihe Details An Laid liars. OTTAWA, Feb. l5.-In the house yester- day Mr. Borden replied to_ Mr. Taylor s long question about the removal of the drill shed at Gananoque from the site sold to the town for the purpose of a high school. A new site was purchased for $2,500. After detailing the particulars of the arrangement the minister replied to the inquiry whether the new drill shed site had been purchased from J. B. Turner, that it had. He had not H inquired whether Mr. Turner was the defeated candidate for the house of commons in the general election of 1891, or if C. E. Britten, from whom a warehouse wasrented,wasacandidaloin1882 and 1887. In answer to the query. Was the renting of the `warehouse from Mr. Britton and the purchase of the drill shed site from Mr. Turner toin partrecoupthem for election expenses ? the minister re- plied ; "I am informed by Col, Lake,quar- termaster-general, that both matters were recommended by the district officer com- manding and himself, without any sug- gestions from the department or out- side, and without any knowledge of either Mr. `Britten or Mr. Turner s po- litical opinions. From the inception of the negotiations, which were begun in 1891 95, between the town council of (lananoque and the late government. as a result of which the country has been com polled to buy a new site for a drill shed there. one George Taylor, of Gananoque, seems to have taken an active part therein. In the autumn of 1896 the said Taylor strongly urged the purchase of the J. B. Turner lots, claiming that the late gov- ernment tsd through a former minister of militia, committed the country to the pur- cnase. He requested me to write tohis honor the governor of Manitoba-who was the former minister referred to -for conrmation of his statement, _ which I did, and, in reply, re- ceived a practical confirmation of the said Taylor's statement. In view of said Taylor s presumably intimate lrnowled e of the matter, I respectfully refer t e member of South Leeds to the said George Taylor for information as to what disposi- tion J. B. Turner may have made of the purchase money received by ,&him." For the further information of the house he read a letter just received from Mr. Turner. in which it was stated that on the recommendation of Mr. Taylor. the late government had agreed to purchase the very site which has now been purchascc for $2,500 for $6,000. In face of this fact that the site has been p`.nChIBOd for $3,500less than the price which he had recommended, Mr. Taylor's question is one of the most impertinent ever asked in parliament. BUT THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT ONLY PAID $2,500. 3000 'rwA0000 $0,000. ]'1`neLBlackstone Cigar Factory, Montreal. BLACKSTONE lot cum; ot lorjoty. u I-5 I . 1!- J-_I__.I J. MCPARLAND distributing agent for Kingston. For sale everywhere. (`u`nu|Inn hwlnr Rnllwny . .. Dunn: . . . . . . . . llulmh Prvf. . . . . . , . .. (\ilnn\ow|o\ll`lsIn- . .. \lomnnI1\~Imrupm\u .. kloM|INlNn\`.\\\_ . Nonlnul mm`: lmlwny. . Muntruuum m . . . . .. l|'~ll'lV*l\`vlu\m~ l|,VI|.R|II*II'|v 'l\mImul{-\ll\ru_\* .. Bunk! .\lnSnIn\nl .. Onlarlolbmk ht Insult. M`1\ummu. . Qn\hnI|l~`Il:\nk .. .. Nuns Ilunkul Ilnlmtx. Lnlulllulk . The Best On The Market. MANUFACTURED av |;'.'~'cy'.'.'...u5`:`..'a'. Ihljh but-Akin Ami upvyrrunnu I non nInmy~ nu. The prohihitioni`: `Lea Ilia runs:-I:I`nd beonprhlud. Ind Ian Inn (ton Ibdr conga! and totally min-upnuunlod bu ViO'l. Ho dcchnd lot ptohilitiou Ind trnndffnnuh-nnld Qt]! Lawn such a IIO IIEIIIT KG FTIZTII I1 vlvwu. trutodCundnvou|d nrly hn loch I 14-. 15:31 Dr, Rvnhmnn rnlrrml l.nJ_ `H. lT[II'llfIC WIIO XII Wflii If Wllli Ill regard to the subject. A Kingnonion writing tron Bonlton. Iluioo. quoud n clcumufnnddno in which pcohihihon In patented in 3 diloonngiq light. Dr. Rycknnnwrohthoniniaur I0pVyfl'ou: hi; pulpit on Smithy hkl Tho Irnllilitianint -id Iii: runnrk I540 Ultra Iopivnnntulc. I Rev. Dr. Rvchman in his cannon on prohibition on Saudi} night toot ooeuion toqnouiooth nliability of nun! oer- uopondoou who had Irritun the W!!!) in reward in Illa nnhhnt A Kinnlttminn TA.XLQR.7, pay to II)!` n nus. now Is Still tor high 7 mm are used for different purposes by different pooplo. Plug hall on uood to ad- vortiso various bnnda of plug tobacco. Poul him: with block land: are Iron (in rou- ron) as An indication of joy thou "My Pearl in I Bowery Girl was lung to ddsh. Solo hot: with long croaooa no worn by null young men who think that the cunt in o but increases their Mngger air. Ururh hula are worn by eminent snaodinnn nltu I "Sund- ing~Room-Only tour. The ban nnd caps sold an Ouk Hull are worn for n u ol purposes: To add no the good looks of our cuatolnerl. tgkoop their had: worn. ` to save them some rnonoy-md they will do all zhroo. Then an no better hot: than our boat ones. We buy and call no poor huts. This canon : ohnpu. Now goodu. And low prices. But. ol course. the despot you go in your pochoa and tho highu you [go in price, the hdolor the hat. We have hunduda no chow you, and all priouun unt! in plnin gures. H. D, BIBBY ic.cJ){., -o.--A In---s-n---- --____A-, V me They will not let the women woar high bats in the Boston thoallu. dnito right, lint the we d a 1i, 3|; b hh. ' my 35 fun h':`:"" }`I q:i.":.?:: l":r sub: '8 t nmunoo. Why. I nun sometimes and for dlfrnn-Inh nnrnnnnn hi rliannnh -nu-J. 'I')I-_ I.-A- -_. __..| L- _ .1 H!9Ij-1_HAis.' JOHN LAIDLAW & SUN. These above makes of Fine American Cam- brics are for Fine Underwear, and wash and wear well. American White cottons 10 Cents a`Yard. uUUl.`1LlC VVUUI UROCTBUIIIS IO! Unllafe, XE- gular 30c, 40c, 45;: quality,'sale price 20c while the lot lasts. The LILLIAN Corset 50; a pair, all sizes. This is a particularly good Corset for for the price. 25 Ladies Combination Suits, ne make, pure wool, regular $2 and $2.50 quality, price for this sale $I.00. 300 Fine Wool Udersliirts for Children, {:2- Columns might be written about buying economy as the text, but you wouldn't read it. Most people are t00 practical to read through lengthy essays, and yet a knowl- edge of proper values is indispensable "to right shopping- We aid the education as far as we may, but you must make the comparisons. ' . This is a Daylight Store, where qualities are easily discernable and prices plain to read. The people have caught the spirit of the February Cotton Sale and Whitewear Sale. There in no reason why you should not share in this money-saving event. This is a Whitewear and Cotton Goods Sale proper, but we have Damaged the Prices on every line of Wm- ter Goods. DAMAGED PRICES. IUI IVE lIlll 2,500 yands Extra Heavy Un- bleached Cotton for 5c yard, re- gular rice 7c. ' LA IE5 JACKETS all at_ rc- AIIBAA BF`BD !'l"HE3= Lonsdale Cambrics at lowest ricee. Berkley Elgin Cambrics 10 cents a yard. 335' xmc STREET. KINGSTON. IJUIIIJLHIF JfI\lI\I.'4 ls) III GI III` duced prices. Special values in Dry Goods at 5... nuncua-uuucnuul to IMO until Friday noon. Each thy hon Oto 9:!) o c)oct and 2 to 2:1) dcloct pnya nut- ingn will to Ind by Bu. 3. l4vuo,W. '1'. G. `Brown. D. `I'M-yuan. W. W. Wan. J. Holnuud BUM. Hnnuoud; -a-vice- ng 3 p n. by Rcmttthuuny. '1'. Ion- :-n.D. .' Ibngtningnnjoutmp 0OlVQ|lOI0!.0|IOI%. Todnythooonvinioaollothodlbr gun inllrockottootellntch to lab until Fridaynoon. tky_ _1-I--|_ C I G A Prlnoun St. OONNOONNONOOONOON _ VIIUW Jab. IVI Caho ` 250 yards Dress Goods. regular 30: line for aoc. Inn Irnrl naob Qhnbgr nlnnnn` 45o yards Dreu Goods, regular price 35c. for 25. nln noun`: nu... Cami: ` rAnn`nr Jvu IIIIW IIII `VHO 500 yards Dark Shaker Flannel for we yard. A Inn IIQIAQ Duo-- lJ........ '73- o no PRINCESS :1`. Iauouusmwa-lumen! 1.5;;;.'*3a;;*gs, g1 lfliici! Iililllxliii Iiiwlillliliilvfl-Iix K Y I IV I" I COMMERCIAL. Ionnnu. u-out lllllfl. NICE. 4 l$N T IT ?~ :T MYRTLE CUT. w.__4_. MITQHILZILL, A n- n__n, KIRKPATR|CK'S Tn lnmw Hm! wlu-u you u.~u\.H`l'.\'- LIIIHT II.-\l\'lN'(I l'l|\\'liI`lll vnur SikkimlIl'1'NIII`1-lulwlluhlumlllnfka-y. - l,'NLlll||'l` In Imulv frmn llu` llmu-I um w (`n-um ur 'l`urI.ur In Hu- war I. It In uhomllllc-I - pun`. Ynu wlll u|\\'uyn Imw Hulk u-I lun l|`_mu um Nl',`Il.lll|l'l` Iluklnu I'u\\'u|vr. 88 and 90 Princess Street.` '0 An lrlun. n_.ll.._| ..._..-L__-_n. `(~Ai(;;{a; 57:5 QI.. IIW`. : P: Emil: tall: 3:. Im ar an .3:-uni` as :3 I.'i`1'}`a-u`{ u.':..-. .u.n.`h~ Shears. Boon right along thong . brand is the can bought. We them all sizes and you totr thom,nnd want them bac they good. . `III I I5 . \ | C5 . Si! `K KIND` ..mh `an ..I?} ax: lm ml ll I It! -Cuuu at $1 IIIIRI J. J. Bolnn. ioopoctor ol nights and neutron sud gun. has also boon appouma inoptceor ololocktie noun. Thin in a boon totlncilynnd I Nothing to tho gown aunt. duo the upoonvo and ioollieieut nrviooolshoni nouthognpchnbundim uodihblo to I50 public Denim. ...j._:...j l Io u. u uuuuun. woo mu: Inn ml: left In! not fol-the Klondgto by Iny of Chicago. Anoudocl tho Dunn. 8. Roughton. diouict went for the Oatuio Inutnul inauranco Association. to- lutuod to-day gnu I rock`: win`: as Bolle~ villo and Nupuno. While in Nnpuneo lut Tuondny ho nuondod a dinnot given to W. D Madden. who with bio wife left `ALI Ii fnl-Hm Klnnlltln hp -._ -3 llnylo Band loo:-gunned. Tho bugle band of the Nth 1`. \\'.0. mice rooruaulxod lor the canon law uiqhc. Twenty members were present. Instruc- tor Donn iuucd imuumonn and look a number 0! young npinnu upon trial. The bond 00' oooupno comlorublo quuteu in artillery rrk and will nhoano one night. not no for the ptuont. uu won OODIBSII on [:00 Gates echeduled. lo makbe neoosury to provide thomaelvee with thing min and canoes, but they must get. out And play. nevertheless. Ii" cu IV--vq1 - I\su' uu .'.`.`..`.`.. In 3.\. outs r.\uu.; Rn! ||.m|_:. I (mn\.I\~ `*2 I\\k\`. Ila` I-u\x ~ n -uuo uu VII lllll I"II]. Secretory Benton. of the Ontario hockey uoooinhiou. has: noted there will positively be no more postponomoxm of` matches this aouou. In in too late to put otl` tho gnmoe. and though the weather and the ice may be oott tho pncbchnon will ban to ull otf ltoir oonlosu the dates echedu ed. may in neoanan In nrnvirhn u........u.... no Stole Wheat. Last week Meeere. Leepennce & Cu.. Velleyeld, Que. purehneed three on loude of wheat from Mclhneld & Robb, who had received the eeme from Kingston. On meuurement the care were found to be twenty buehele short. 0. Savage, a {tuner who lives neerh . Ine arrested on the chu-geofeteelinz t o wheat and non- tonoed to two months hard labor. During the put you the arm bu loeb over3U0 buehele. uuv-u u.-tn nu! Irvllli BOOT. J. J. Hunter : cigar store was broken into Int night and goods to the value of 320 taken. The pilfered goods consist of eixere. cigarettes, smoking Md chewing tobacco. The proprietor left the store About twelve o'clock nfter locking all the doors, end when W. H. Simmons passed at eeven o`clock this morning the front door wee 0 n. Throu in that an entrance was gein .. No clue on been gained as to who the rohhen ere. uuunnluwu bu mule Invenu umons In ro- gurd to back boxes. Au it.ora _ reporf leid over till next. meeting. Moved by Job Watts, seconded by Thomas Murphy, chub "H. Davie be given an order on town- ehip troneurer for $13. and was the tren- nurer hold eoid order until H. Davie pays ens, amount received from Grimehnw euit. into the treeeury. You and nay: celled for by the move. You-~Jo`b Watts. John Kim-ley and Thomas Murphy. Na_va-~ Thomu Flynn. nnd T. E. Baker. Moved by Job Went: -ecomlod by John Kinsley. and meal . u `. that tho collector enforce the colloctioriolclj balance of taxes and re- turn his roll forthwith, Adjourned to the mill of the reeve. i No PIu*nned Alfnlr. The visit of the minister of militia to Kingston was an absolute departmental necessity. not suggested by any Kingston liberal and not known to them in advance. His chief concern was regarding suggested improvements at the military college. in- volving so much expenditure that` consul- tation and inspection of the premises were necessary belore Hon. Dr. Borden could present and defend the estimates for it. His inspection of the drill shed site and of the barracks and Murney tower were all in connection with improvements aulred for by Kingstoniane in the public interest. But the Binythe party must attack him for endeavoring to meet the wishes of the citizens. They would sooner see Colborne street closed, the drill shed delayed, the military college unimproved than that any attempt to give them should he made by a liberal government. It is very poor policy for a Kingston part to attack King- ston's interest. It is a out equal to an Ontario opposition helping to roe Ontario of part of its timber territory. Wolfe lslnud Donnell. Feb. 7.--Mernbere all present. On mo- tion of John Kisley. seconded by Job Watts, the minutes of the last meeting were adopted as read. Moved by John Kinsley. seconded by Thomas Murphy. and resolved, that T. E. Baker. Job Watts and I). J. Dawson be appointed a committee to make invea-ti anions nnrrl hn |\.|nla- havgn An loan... ..........a "GUI: The lecturer was lauded by Rev. D. Fleming and Rev. J. ll. Boyd an a forcible and brilliant speaker and a erediteble gra- duate of Queen": university. Musical se- lections were given by Queen : glee club. Bentley : oreheItre.and eolaa by Mine Jean Potter and Mice Nellie Turnbull. Rev. J. U. Potteriea eon of J. 8. Potter, aallor mluiouery, and in now in charge of the putonoe of St. Andrew's Presbyterian ehui-ch, Peterboro. Accompanied by Rev. D. Fleming he will lecture at Odeeea and other placed before returning home. ._.._. ` A Leetnrb Delivered Iu Zion Church by Rev. J. 0. letter. The above was the title of a lecture de- livered by Rev. J. U. Potter, B.A., Peter- boro, in Zion church last evening. Mr. l'otter e well-known ability as a speaker attracted a large audience, who were treat. ed to an address lull of interest, fact, and? replete with humorous anecdotes. The title ol his address had a signicant a pli- cationtnthe theme set forth. Saw ust, dead and useless, was likened into a life or indolenoe and purposeleesneu. Such a life without the butter, or dream oi ambi- tion and perseverance wont to the grave leaving a blank behind. All me}: have the chance of making their lives some- thing, and acquirements. even in earthly possessions, are gained through percen- renco, thrilt, earnestness of purpose. and even ,adversity. He made tolerance to Pope. Vanderbilt and other notables in the literary and businees world. who started in lilo with nothing and attained prest- IIGII. I Il-E_4 P. M. Elllllllll BAWD U81 WITHOUT BUTTER. Broke upon The I"I'0l|l Door. 1 lJ`....A--v.. _:._._ .A, - V I 1;}-noaan una- Shir loch cl Ahrlnllyh. I2 ? Ital. Odin` lb Ih Ihllto. I-L-_ ....... -_ -3 Inn on on And Flu. urn n.-s.... Al` AL- l'\_;_._ -- w--- nun-uuvvu null llll from gator. new ovuduoguo fund to up in n.-nmu "- '~' `" '""~"` . nd: fronfu 5 I` St oh -. NIH .iiu,mobouuu...|..a Ind nib and rgiog atrial! any. ru- uvolvo days 050 in among tho 3... TKIHKI lhlnnon and lint` c.... lid! Hotter purfunnd. In. it in 0 minute to Dot ` todahfmmfn *3 . I-I--ul Pcrlhpo, oo kindly. {'f"~ '."!; Sal rd y nianut p`;:con:.`l":.ru\oo.:9. fot:e:y clndol the Iorqnigo togritoty, bangs: . . . _ u . V 5I:'J .." `.su'.'.'.""".....7.'i``..'i 1. a. ""'......u go cg melt at tho Niuugun lathe mum cane down QI_Icn I ycltotooy sad took 0 Incl! Intu- fbo suspected libua-toner Danntless has eluded the alleged vigilance of the oicinls no Scnnnah and hue panned out o! the bubortoua. She has I cargo ofanns, ammunition And other uupplieo for the Cuban inn:-gents. All lttemnk -an u-5.1!- 4... 9-:--1`-- Piotnrol. Fumes. Mirrors md Boom Mouldings. also Oval Frames. Bnu Corners. Bow Knots and all the Nut noveltioa used in the art of Picture Framing. lIUlIn Dr. l\lc(6itfert. New York. in his "Hia- tory of Christianity in the Apoezolic Ago, denies we ncrilicnl and spiritual elements oftho Loni : suppor. He will lihe)_y_ho by-Baal I`..- L.-_-_ x_ .x_ \-, ..-...u-- uuv --cuuuul lull Uplfllillll QIODQIIID of the likely he ` (or honey by the New Yuk pushy- wry. u. munu nave oeen mung on tho truck. The Spanish cnbinot; on Thursday was occupied oxclu.-iroly under the presidency of thequoon regent in dircnmng the af- fair of Do Lorne`: letter. In ulmnnto do- cieion wu thoaccopunco of his resigna- tion. In uuwo wuun: nuuna In I nu-man oonsnl. Street on No. 13 run over Ind killed 5 cut. on Alfred street lat evening. The strange put of tha accident. lay in tho fact that the feline wns split. {rom_t.ail to tend. It must have been sitting tho truck. Thu Snnmnh nnhimu. nn 'N......I... ...-- In I euuruuo or mm I mnmon dollau. Col. J. Hamilton Lewis, United States senator from Waahingtou state. is i[rU!:t:I- In trying to urrengo so that A free miners license any be procumd my place in the autos where there in 3 British oonsnl. Street. (my Nn I}! run mm. ....a |.;n-.a _ uumuer or were on weir wav thither. The ahoroholdora of the Farmers Loan compnny met in Toronto on Tuesdny after- noon to appoint an advisory committee to wind up the (omp:\ny'a business. There is a ahorbaco of half a million dollars. (lnl_.l, l-I-milnm l....;. iv..;....a o._.-_ um vmevy was panned out of court. Prior to major \\'nlah s uppointmcnt. there were t.wouby~four mounted police in the Yukon district. Since then one hundred and twenty-ve have been added to that number or were on their thither. The nhnrnhnlrlnn nl` Hm `In`..----- I -A ~ uuu mguoeo ECOIO. This Afternoon the remains of Elizabeth Lnlondo, n d sixteen. were baken from her parents residence, Place d Arm.=. to Velleyeld for intermenc. Consumption wee the cause of death. Berrmrd McEvoy. who retired from the Mnilsuffet the end of December, he joined the publishin house of George N. Morang, Toronto, w ere he will superin- cend the editorial department. The aunrema Onnrn mar. nn \ln...l-n in umu one omwrxal (l0p&l'l ment. supreme court: men on Monday in Ottawa when the maritime provincial list`. was taken up. The case of Quebec har- bor commiaaioneza against. the late Thotnna MM imevy was rattled 0! Prior tn mninr \\`.l.h . ....\..;....._-... AL- I 3.1133235 I munu was reserved. The uctendunce at the woekly shooting contest: of the Frontenac gun club held yesterday was smaller than usual. Twenty birds were shot at, H. Stratford making the highest: score. This nfuu-nmm 0}.` ........:...- ..t nI=,..LA-I euun H19- In Osgoodo hall, Tuesday. before justice Falconbridge. E. A. McDonald, backed by the city, applied for an injunction to re- strain overcrowding of elroot. care. Judg- ment was reserved. Thu urrnn:l....,... -5 LL- _.--L| | Dr: Robert A. Wheaton. one of the bash known surgeons of St. Paul, Minn., died suddenly on Monday night of npoplexy. He was a frequent contributor to medical journals. '1` 'I` Ran... ......c_...: .-L:_ _--,,, er JU|.Il'llIIlEo T. T. Renton. connod to his room for some weeks suffering from an injured limb, has so far recovered as to be able to leave his room. He waoroub to-day for A short time. In l'\_........l.. L_II nu. I I - UIIU form. D1`. uwumu uonumma mver l'8ll|'0.ld. Frontenacs will have to journey to To- romo to morrow night`. to meob Upper (`an- adn college. Tho local team is in a bad ph 's1cnl condition for want of practice. {mnnld Leitch. drum-mninr nf thn mncnv J aluul cunuimon xor want 0! practice. )onnld Leitch. drum-major of the Essex Faileers. was on Monday nrrealod in De- troit. and brought to Windsor to answer the charge of having sold his military uni- uuuuuu mnu mgnu. George H. Al|en a salary as representa- tive of the Standard life insurance com- pany has been largely increased in token of highly successful work. (lnnmm \.Un"::nn ...... -5` 1\_ D m vn ulnuly HUUCBPIIIIH WOPK. George Walkem, son of Dr. R. T. Walkem. Q.()., has secured 5 position as onenf bhe oonaoruoting engineers on the Tacoma & Columbia River railroad. Frnnfnnnnn will Inn". on .'....-._.... A. ll`. VVIJI Ill. ere is but one subject talked about In umi the city today, and that in the Ab ott aim deal and the notion of the cou cil last night. (8011!!! AIlnn A nnlnru on -an-.\.sA-h-. ' ` ` `- I IBTABIJBHID 1874. I59 PRINCESS ST.. - KINGSTON. ... uu unu one F00! commenced no-morrow. ev. Dr. Hooper. Toronto. has decided not to practice medicine at Perth as was his intention. He will remain in the queen city. Rnhnrh M A"An a ..l...... :.. IL.-- .L -AA UII.l_Ya Robert; M. Allen : class in Queen street chuxh Sabbath school ive an entertain- men an Wesley chur , l`iLt.aburg. this eve nu. auum uuuo nexore me lab or June next. It is expected the walls of the M. T. company's elevator will be completed to- ni his and the roof commenced to-morrow. av. Dr. Hnnnnr l".-u.m.n. 1...- A..,.:.)-.` uu.-pauwr Luompson la examiner. Prince Albert: of Belgium, nephew and heir of king Leopold, will visit: Canada some time before the lab of June next. II} in nvnnnlnrl Han Incl`. nl pl... LI fl ! wuu upper uanaaa college team. James Halpin. engineer. in trying ex- arnmabionn for a higher grade certicate. Inspector Thompson is examiner. Prince Alhm-h nf R.I..i..... ......L...... -...4: "xv IE mine 10!` ll cnange." Bragging and blowing did not save Tapper. and bragging and blowing will not pul: Whitney into oico. Th Frnntnnnn inninrs lcntvn In. 'I".o.-an-.6.` nun pun vvnlmey mm name. The Frontenac juniors leave for Toronto to-morrow to pla their scheduled game with Upper Cam: 2: college JBIIIOB Hnlnin. nnuinnnr in trninn av, CHIOI Ill [HD100- One of the house of industry directors does not endorse the saying of the hour. "la is time for u change. Braxmino Anrl hlnuvina did um. ....... GVUHIHK. Irwin and Evans icogaohb Gady lose a bind skate yesterday y slipping into a crack in the ice. ~ nun at LL- |.....-_ -: :...x...._.,_ 4:, , , Inlvn--Iv} years. That g)_qLm MOIST.`