Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Mar 1898, p. 4

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Tho Subject of II Uhanga of Pnntomto (Jon- nmored KI.~::~z1'>.\`, March 13!)` -(To tho Editor) 2 In b'Murduy x9 Wun; them is an article handed "Permaneub Pnaborat.e. 'I`hequea~ Lion. as not form there. permnnonb pastor. am or itinemnb syntem, from the minia- Lera poms of new, is which is the moon do- airable" "I`hequoe!.ion should be winch is calculated ho do most. good in the interests of the church at large`! In the nexo column of tho paper referred to this subject. is die- cuesed from n dilforeul. standpoint. From a remark thomin the nutemeno made va signicant. (`Mn truth the Annlinn omnmnninn in UIKHIDCBIID. Ofn truth the Anglican communion in sualuring In these ponbions. many clergy- men nra piralyz ng the war: of the church to 11 large extent. If them c|ergy~ mon couid be induced to move About they would thereby enablo many: parish to rise to its full duty. There you have the aolnuon of the whole matter In a few words. I ll--_ - _I-_......_-_ ....-_I. ....- 5|... ..,\.I .,I lI|.lIU nuu l HUCIIIIUU uie IIUUIHHIUIUIL " There is another thing. said Mr. lio- billard, "than I might: mention. During the campaign a. number of my friends stat- ed bhac if Mr. Whitney aucceeded in get- cinginto power I was to have a seat. in the cabinet. I did not mention the matter becuiao I wns too modest to any anything about in myself. A few dnve befoiothe election the Citizen announced than there was an understanding between Mr. Evan- burel and Mr. Whitney. and than he was to be taken into the cabinet as the Franc`) representative and than was the reueon why Mr. livanturel was takinp; no part in the campaign. You can imagine when a. surprise that vimw to me uud howib die- couruged me. Just before the second nomination day Sir Charles Tupper came to me and mid tlint. all the mom-y we wanted would be put; up and that he would gob a written promise from Mr. Whitney than I would be taken into the mbineb if he got. the gov orumenb if I would rcmiiaider my ro- eignazion and accopti the nomination. I declined this oflbr and told him that I hid been ready to risk my life in .1 oxinpaiun bub that. I would run no further` cmncc.-I, not under any cJn9idern'.ion. WOULD HOLD UP HANDS FOR IT. to Be Ins Oend I Onlslnet Poeltlon It lie Would Bun. Orrawa. March 2i.--Honore Rohillard has been giving reasons to a conservative meeting for his failure to run in Russell. He eonsentedto run in the first case only on condition that all or uses were paid I and was assured that t is would he done. Sir Charles Topper said he would put his hand in his pocket and help. In spite of this the county was not organizzd an Mr. Rablllard desired, and the.elect`ion in Rus- sel being postponed he announced that he would not run if M r. Hardy was austained. The roznainderbl the stay shows such a nice political intrigue to gather in the French vote by a promise r-1' a seat in the Ontario government for a representative French-Canadian that it had better be told . in Mr. Robillard s own -words as published in the Ottawa Journal:--I saw Mr. Mc- Lelrlnn on Sunday night and asked him how much money the had for this campaign He said that he id not know. I replied that that shut up another question I was going to aek him an to where the rnmey was. leaid thatl was not going to dig a hole to bury myself in. Two and a hall dave afterwards I mot `him again and he said it was all right. He acked rue to meet him at the house of cornrnons in the afternoon. Afterwards he telephoned to my house and asked me to wait until ev,en- ing as Mr. Whitney, the Ontario conserva- trveleader, waecoming. I met Mr. Whit- ney ut the train and we went to the Russell house but he said nothing about Russell county. At the Russell house I met a number of others, and they told me that they were going to hold a caucus and would send hr me an soon as they were ready. I waited about an hour and I was called upstairs. I went into the room and Mr. Whitrroy?'tallred about the nice wea- ther and a numher of other things but not award aboutbr..~iir.ou;. In order to start him I asked how it is-tood in the province. He said that without Beatt Hardy had four majority. I told him t at we could not count Mr. Be.ri.t_v. Shortly after this Mr. Whitney began to grape and said it was his bedtime. He got up and went to his room. I waited for about fteen min- utes more and, nothing particular being build. I got up and started for home as quick as heaven would let me. On my way to the elevator Mr. Raphael met me and said that he would give me an answer in the morning. The next day, which was Tuesday, A meeting was called for me to address at Roclrland without my know- ledge. Ircceivod no word in the mean- time and I declined the nomination. 'I`L....... .',. .....u|..... i|.:.... n .....'A II. In. Tho: An Llnlod Together. _-__ .I In. n__-AL- ll Mn. noan.uho'a 3163?. i Washington Exruruon. .: __, |.r:,, __.-_ -, n, THCIZIIIBX. IlU.'lOVU|"'0- Ina: this. Only one pill: than. IJC VIVI II? ' 0 $314 Cupet Dzponnenllln Ilovnlor Dachau Quietly lulu. Nugul 8 Tuylor waived the contact fut Inching 3,(\$0olunIot bockou tar Ibc Montlnl I company : now cbntot. At Ibo ti-0 tho contract Inn ginn Hr. Jouiolon. npuinuodona. wu- Ilnidlbal uoonoohopm Kingotmcouldl do tho work in the nquinul tin; Hovnm I Er! & 'l`ny_|ot nth lhoir wall known B ha uni. ....m..-A mmnl-cud un- FF-llll Inulurvnun c an Ind will L1 as: with you." In Recon: Coercion J. C. Swain. proprietor of Swnin`a bu- cnit factory, wrizeno the city council the following letter: "A short. time I20 I Igtoed to give totho corpontion of the city 1 piece 0! land for the extension oi Sum nnou. but that due conaidention I but i changed my mind. me. however, wibbovlt : canto. lining and the city than 82.- 00) by allowing 1 diun Iron North aunt to run through my lot, I am eiititkillo ox- cmption from Iocsl improvement tux, And I human I obpctod to paying the tax. 10 Ital up Ibo buili. That in all tho thnnh Igor. llywifo oondtbo pica ol IIMT for cunt dcllnn and il nun. will not an Iwill :0 thank` which I paid. forty or lly dollnu. I but than in talk -4 forcing no In nip. don Inml nn lln!l I lKlllI Il0|I.I'I~ I D? C. II II!` IN , fotciog no to `in the land up. lle!l `yon. gunuoncu._l will nolvgt guizn _:p .'I:_-'_:: '2. ..' '- nlr. sLom Mtblclnf (0.. or Hamilton, Limited. NEVIV SIIIRT VV./\IS'I`.`$~~-lleforc we can realize it Shirt \\ aist time will be with us. VVc have antici- pated a growing demand and have secured some very choice stylish lines to sell at 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25. These worn in combination with "our separate Dress Skirts at $2 to $5 each make it easy to have a change of dress every day of the week at mere nominal price. DRIZSSMAKING. New names are being enter- ed in our order book each week; The satisfaction we have given in the past is bearing fruit in the recom- mendation of friend to friend . We are still open to take orders for liaster delivery. ' i..;:;f.':T."..`.s.:... . with Roman : Hinton-up)8 pad Mu. Gnu-and. 25. 3. C. itgbll. bun-hm New things in Millincry are constantly coming forward and they always nd their way to our Millin- ery Department rst. To-day, some new Shapes, Flowers and Straw Trimmings. `.\II\I)I.` Y\T1.`\X7 Y\Y)`l.`L`L` f`I\I\`l\L` .._..f.._2--._H-_ U Rum Parpou ml. nun-I an-I Isl-L Fntlunve pnciml when moving. "i\"i()iL'i7:' Ni7:W `ic')'iic3:'`S" (zooms, principally plain \Veavcrs and Lustres, some fancies among them too, nmkiizgzm entire collection of choice new stuffs that will please critical buvers. " T\YI.`\lf L`IYII) l` `X7/\ Y`k"I`L,` 1)\l',...,\ .-.,_ .....- ...._.II..- Starr & Sutclie, About Millioory, Brass Goods and Shirt Waists. ` Nearest Agencies-D. W. l)OWI*EEY, Brockville, TI-IE KENNEDY CO., l.imi'gd,Montreal. FORMBRLY RICHMOND d 00. H8 and I20 Princess Street. Michael Dillon. ol Richmond Hill wri My wife bought I bottle of Slam : Indian onic from your enb when he can here. She bee been In bed lab for eeverel yeern end but bocn treated by three different. docton, and has tnken a number of patent. medicines. but she think: one bottle 0! your medicine bu done her more good than ell the other Indi- :-ineu she bu ever taken. end the wenuyou to send her mother bottle of your medicine. Price $1, 6 for $5. All dealers or address SLOAN`S INDIAN TONIC (Turoa Scrofn|a,l`irnploI.U|oon,AbIoIIaII. Boill. Blobchon tnd nllolhor diuordorl arising from impure blood. Mom curnivo ower in Sloan`: lndinn Tonic; than in all other modicinu combined. um -`Ipn ntllwg VIII FIIIIII 1% "urea: in rlvup ulvcmnlng rush. I ' MW in MM In a II! but I wanna. llunyunnnh noun. lone ham Almaty wont. The Blackstone Cigarlmctory, A. smcww, - AGENI. 'ucuu Sales at nuseuu run:-1 Inc, Properly. E db Ernst nvnumnmn. AB mama own I his trnvnnnl nlwnlhm ...u..a'L\~ Inn`. IO IIBUY .icllo. stool chain. and the cuicat running wheels undo. Good Nicol [or $55. Warnntcd. U Sol!-oiling ulu. One-pieco ennk and Axle. Boltleta bond and seat post. I Largo tubnng"tnperod.~" making it stronger. N;n`IA algal nlsn:- gun] IL- ---Lul !A FEW PMNIERS JOHN B. HILLS CARD." III`. rtifliliy, I: W HI`. OIVIB prnonnl nuomlnn, ullul 3' unu- rh-nc-v-vl Man`, to ma Important bunch at a spring Mailman. with mnlhl vacuum Welland-Vale Wlmls. gSLniS'Juauc3u_t thak}-a'.e r}-I3}-i2 LOOK I LOOK 1! Se that each (slgar has av Red Ribbon In the end, printed BLACKSTONE" on it: None J. McFarland, Ballad Lend Packets Only. By Grocers Everywhere. 250, 80c.`-400. 50c,60c Is the Durest. -Best Flavored and Most Economical Tea In the World. BLABKSTUNE CIGAR, A373} 1'0 ITEIIARII 5:9 rxlul. pqnq with -min Iupuuuuidn. lyBIub`X. Y. 1." Win C`. Allfl) 1'0 HYIIl`llAIll FOR C Oouillaunnudlz-I.uouooxul:lA.g` (hlbotvo. lthkuu inmo- : Liv it "In ~Pnnxv,* Jdlf -AIT|7nv|t;;h::i`ty' uyi, "Truth sdvortinemon"- . . . . Advertisement: in this papor- I vvc-w, vvww OI1 AIIIO ST. n'\.>.a ln_-.. The Best on the Market. COCQODOGG MONTREAL- --~-MAN UFACTURED BY-- E3:YLoTI-TIK =THE:= 'Distributing Agent for Kingston. `P-van. ,.g__._.__,,u d&ulInuou.nhdLo'nnin- timid thtillhh 1-unutio Yuhunil Iuylililmuunntlnuuygjty dulniniuuiuguhc ugriucy. no--: 0'-vi It" """' " ' """ '3 vnliful dichlli. and not than uh! liq want. The canutvuivc Iroublcl |.IilI than nlu Ihir oppoitioo. will ._-7 ..- vv---- --o-----.oo-was-u -iuulr Iunvilllollth gwunnqutbovlo .I.. L.._*_._. __.l :1 AL- .________- -- --u -----u--. -run Irv IUII UIIIIIGI. "It ianot too much to uy."nnid Mr. Milli, "that thodofast of thin nature will she: the (rude ol (`snnda lot the canon: your by at but O`.'0.lIl).000.` Bub IIIII doutlntnnount to it the Tuppcnnnd the Bowl-lb and the other dioturbors ol thepnco only but their my? What`: theuooln (cry unjorityin thonnuo it the party don not In it 3 But tho ids: is the the gournlnent. tlglgnul ;. ;o. -J-.. 1.. u.- 4-..--1 i ....u ..-u urvvul -uvwvu HI 0131330; What will lollow cannot be readily im- agined. The concrncton. ;\lours. Lucien- xiok Mum. will no doubt wiubdrnw the two thousand men they have ab work; the tin otaix thonlnnd people bound for the gold elds, and no vnriona point: beyond Dyes and hgwny, will bo unable to pro~ coed.uul thomillionn ol dollu-I worth of. goon nod Inltorial, ordoad by the minors and tndun, will In loft unwed. ' III; ;_ _.A .4. A l-`OREGONE C(>N'Ll'Sl0N. In is understood to be a foregone conclu- sion that at U0-day : sitting of thoxnonnno the Yukon railway bill will be rejected. Nob upon its merits. bub upon the preju- dion of the consotnbivo lobby ngninu it, md tho Inslign inuence an alien deputa- tion lnrboen allowed to exercise. \UL-A _'|I l.||-_ , - -__ -... '1-vvuavil av: nu suv vluIIllI\lX- Perhaps thin in the time for I readjust.- mont 0! than matters. and to them the councils had better (viva nLt.ent.ion. uuuuu -nu -.-u-----vuu uuuyulcu nun. If there is any grievance about this business in lies with tho municipalitiot-, which prepare the lies: that have hitherto been met! by theprovinco and that are now going to housed by tho domir.ion. Therein no reason why all the oxpemo should lull upon the councils. There is lotcein the contention thou the province ohould but iso own burdens. which hur- dena extend to the propu-scion of I list; of voters hr the provincial elections nnd the revision of the manhood franchiro lim prior to the polling. The dominion gov. ornmnnt does not propose to add to these burdona, and if it does it should see that they are provided for in the ostiinnhoo. ` l\_,L,,,- .1- - we my-. u. uuv vvwv . The dominion goveinment, says the Hamilton Spectator. should pay all the expenses incident to dominion elections. Bub "in proposes to make the provinces ' pay. each, {or the preparation of bhe lists of voters to be used in dominion elec- tionn In that the fact? Does the pro- vince pay for the work put upon these liate now? Aeauredly not. And the Spectetor knows thin for it protects [ lglilb the municipalities being obliged to meet the expense of registering names under the manhood franchise act. I AITID1!) l lTlI'll.\BB Kl.\I.l. IIOVSIR out ' yum:-at 33: Inhuo In in- ,"Truth well oxpmaecimvmnku the" bait ' . . Then, here is one ottho beat I ...-v-...-; -nu vvun. An outcry has been made against the liberal government at Ottawa because it presume: to adopt the provincial voters Iiata. This involves a great saving of | money. and the question was here raised. Would not the federal governmenb pay a portion 0! the coat 2' TL. .l____.,! THE DAILY WHIG. 76VL1:I(;; PA\ s"i`i1E cos'r~.= ' lam):-n_\1:~'0n lnxlnp-n.|_vm_ A Scout nodnal odicur I whit lsp tItSweet! ..,_- -- _.._. -.-. - claims at joining mi guntlcnani us upuinul with thoold ht nun tile nu!wIn' tion of con , #3:). ` The znicuinnnry to d of the Iondorful ptognu undo by chriazinnity in tho0ricnI mdnidthatlhtvoolthnlhonbigdnilicl in Jan-n Inn odiead In chziamm I run. an $5.11.; ;...;a;;:'." 23'. aoumi cuion. Ilr. Sum. Adolph thus ilk. in ioininn mu. nnn-n... in La nnuuluxnulnnooilhtlilticnbig Jnpnn vuuodieod by christian. an n uuuuuuuvyy VIIIUIUU VI Iallrllllllllly Rev. J. G. Dunlop, e Iniaeionery who openn ten years in Jepan preaching the goepel, occupied the pulpit ol Ceutennr) church in llnmilton on Sundny. The Times aye he in an interoetmg epeekep. The people ol enlightened countnee owh much for having been born in e chrinieq lend. when the inuence of chrintienp, churches end the like help to keep them in the norm: peth. Be enid there in no philanthropy where Christ in non preach- ed. Them no no hoepitale. uylume and refugee. he said, in heeshen countries He new: at 0! heeni of an inane nylon in Japan and there was no hospital 10: leper: there till fteen s ego, when one was eezehliehed hy Roman Cnho Inc church. Another one he: been estab- lihedhlince, however, by the I`rot.oeunt 1' art . TL- _:._:__-__ A ,| n n .n - - - -:-j_'_____ g In Ihll Dot Incvlotlgo. Iioly-ny]:-~on lndnp--mk_vm_ I A Snatch nndmnl nah... ...C _.-, -1 r.-_,---auvvu vvuuvlvunwlvv vluulillu. - and when the city member and the responsible minister were nppeai ed to for common fur plny in the shape of a fair investigation the cold shoulder wee given. In In: no!) a (1ll6S~ tion oftbeopoila system At all; it was a matter of juatice. No {Avon were asked. no epoils, no appointment. no lindneer, nothing but. absolute {sir phy. The preai- dcnh does not net for favors, and they are not uenally thrust upon that kind of poli tioinn either. . The Intelligence-r ongho l.c know how Sir Mackenzie Bowell (ole when he got the "mublo heart, undoaervedly. _. .... -.-- ..-~v..~ .....- nu`... guvuu in print uhich reached the Intelligence: ollioo. The oicer roaignod becnuse of in- justice done to government. employee: in Kmgaton. chiey because they were liber als, by prejudiced conservative oiciala. No Philanthropy Ouludo 0! clurlnlanlty 17-- I n n....|.... - ..:,...-.._-__ _I_, ` xe Intelligencer says that tho protei- d....; of the Kingston reform association has resigned because 0! dieutialectiou with Sn Henry Joly on the apoilequoation. Them in ubtorly unfounded and uncalled-for.ospocL ally es the true reuona have been given ;_. __:_. _L.`-L _-__L_.I AL- l_A.II' '7 at l}amvsIy's I-`actnry. h?.._. . -.._4a- - nu... u-vvIJoc\aJ . The Wnu: has some reason to know the depths to which the tory party can go on the spoils system. The only advertise- ments, save one, received by it in tlu eighteen years of the reign ol the.conaer- vatives were three notices of warning aneut firing at the ranges of Barriecld common, a service absolutely necessary, because it was the only paper circulating thoroughly in that section. The account was sent repeatedly to Ottawa and reject- ed. Finally a more than usually bumpti- one letter came from major Benoit. ef thr department. and Col. Hughes. of Lind- say, and Col. Wilson, of Quebec, were told that they would have to pay the accounts themselves. They coin- municated with Hon. J. Patterson, min- ister of militia, who wrote a private lettei to the publisher, stating that having look- ed the matter up he was ashamed of the treatment the paper had received, and ll the account would be enclosed to him pri- vately he would see to its immediate pay- ment. And it was promptly paid. .\d vertieing and intiug crdered lor Fron- tenac franchise court by judge Willrison are still unpaid. _ [__._||,________ _-,,, aL,a4I- 77.7: Cured vwrurr-III IT Iry'l'Iuk'I llngnotic Oiotxnontor roomy ho,-k. 25c.nnd40c.,B. C. ilehl, tlnggllu ...,. ...-. . V... V v....... - .-.-. - -... ....... I, in ' and. about the city which the "hungry grits" are neither grabbing for nor-seeking unfairly to capture. When conservatives were in power tenders were manipulated so that liberals could not get a contract. With liberals in power con- servatives get a fair show, and the reform- ers reward is the appellation f hungry beggars from the Intelligencgi` and a malignant feeling from the Kingston con- servatives. If conservatives had come to power after a liberal lease of eighteen years a large portion of the emce- holders of Kingston would be swept out of their positions. With a liberal govern- ment in power every conservative is as solid in his position as if Sir Charles Tup- por was still master. To talk of hungry grits." when they are not one-twentieth as greedy for patronage as the conservatives had been for eighteen years, is to declare that the conservatives were grabber: of the first order ! Why is it that conservative journals like the (lazette of Montreal. the Mail of Toronto, or the wee, little lntelli gencer of llelleville cannot speak of ll lib. eral with decency '.' IIM... \I.'..... .1 L-.. -4..- _--_-_ L. I _,,,, I THEN AND NOW. The Bellevills Intelligence: charges that the hungry greed for oice by the liberal party is more acute and more general than ever. Well. if that hunger is equal to the conservative grab for spoils in the eighteen , years of oice it is something to be sorely a.~harned of. We know little of the Belle- ville rush but we know something of the scrambles amongst the conservative party in Kingston. Men in caucuses and little conferences over spoils here have struggled and plotted. even challenged one another out to fit, and there were very orig? times for the conservative party, beca e of the grab system. The conservative of Kingston bowed to the line on the patron~\ 1 age question. Such a thing as a liberal getting a contract in the penitentiary or at the barracks, let alone a casual order. was entirely out of the question. Now: 1 with the "hungry grits in eilice, every ' contract lor battery A" goes to con. : servatives. Conservatives are doing work t the 5 saL._____ __:a-II _._- ._-.'aI.-_ ..__I.|..'__ l__ 1 i I no in pnoipibablig 3 rich, sad the Ioonor the country rooaaniuu whit in mum hbe bower. .___o_'___.._ L_LLI_ nu .. A. untgugtnknlhvnwbu lhtyknow Iheouarntivocbapioo at ;nrity.W. cl Llonk! Thnnnnircnury ol the opening of SI. Anro-v o church. Pouthoto. will hardn- hnud by npociul nu-ween on Ms; lat. Ru. Malcolm Mac-gillinay. |l.A., Kjgg. nho. will . John Cane, n-M.P.l`.. in scaling to sun! Wiinu R. Danpny. eonnrvutivo number lot Priua Edward. John D. tin!- llun in tho poticionnr. \ Shurilcnnill and Inn. 0! Chung, lch n I-j-rhv with n ' rs; qw;;;...c..., I an ADO`: lllll no 33'"?! `XXIII IIII T. W DDIIILIQ, lucid ycutcdny with a lriuonor, H-nuylhmuou. Iantcoeod to nynm (Irbdrnhn- W!-IN II":-tut: .9 --mun. -->- Spencer Cumming. Wnlfa brand. aged eighty-live yuan, died an the general hos. piul ycttorday from ponlysia. Hd had zen eonntd to the insticnticn for want; `I'- Now in the an; to sow reukn luvn grass while this mum, nhoworv washer lulu. : .5:. I pound; 5 [or SI. B. C. Mit- ohnll, IIID IX QWIHIIIIIJ Wellington Dormant. Pubam, conned to the gononl bmpitnl Ind: toe amputated yeelerdny. The bones were broken by {In shot whxchpueod through the fooo. All danger in no; yo: u-crud. . - -3--.-.v-us In vyunuuvu Capt T. Uannelly received J tolegrimi from Mammal this morning with their`- lonnntion that his daughter Ruby had on- dergone an oponzion for liar throat trcu` hlo, which run eminently euccoaful. Now. [or my part, 1 lhinh it is our duty as Uiiriedmna, to sink all political dillar. encm~--to let. the tire of patriotiain con- -ume all leelingn that would tend to m- urd the !\Cqu|s|K.l0l) of this most desirable line as an all (Lumdizm route to the Yukon. use that. we may enjoy as far no pow aiblo the benclife that region will bring. ii are use our rights wisely end well. In conclusion, let me any that we have in that. far north land. in van region. com prising some 00,000 to 100,000 rqunre miles of untold possibilities. which with proper care. judicious handling And better faciluiee for the t.rAnrport.:itinn of food and utensils, will be the lnrgathnn it. in the richest. gold held the world has ever known. Rich dep).-in wel:n0'-v__exi.-t. in it and for nuuhl. we know, many more equally rich will yet be found. We know that there is rullicienb to uipply u popula Lion of a hundred thausand people and I look forward to eoeing that number nl poople in that. country Within the next. ten yours. I: I6 A vast inbermsnce. Len u- use it he becomes Uuuadinna. intelligently. liberally. end in the bent way to advance our country. Csnada. Lei`. us use it u be- comee the opzing of the "Mother of N 1. Liani," HETIKIHJUIIL. On motion by alderman McKelvey and alderman Rynn the report was sent back :0 tho commxtteo, they to have an agree` mom drawn up and tho members of council to have acopy 0'! the agroemont at least. ohrco days before the next. meeting. U-\Ib!L'U. I Alderman Ryan thought 9:30 o'clock in tho norning was too late in the day to Mvo height can running over the track. He auggootod that the hour he 9:30 Jun , and thut. the matter be laid over unti! the city solicitor was prcsonn. R \\ Wnlanr uvzu nnf. nnxnnq tn hnvn CID EUIICILUT WIIU pTl'hUK|U. B. W. Folgcr was not anxious to have the matter approved of righn away. The acceptance: of the rcpon; was not. final, for the agreement. must, be approved of by the council and the company before it IS an agreomont. On motion hv Aldarmnn MvKnlvm7 and guarantee to clean them pm:-Irrl_ , _\' luuIn.h:o chcmlmls used In | m an: nut- ` only and mint VI)` :4 by n-n-ling hf 0 UU ltllldblitl Ill UTIIWIHK up LUU I1gK 6l'lllUI\E. A!denn=su I`Ilhor.t--"5olic.t.or.-a mo ham- pered by commictooa and the council, and cannot: exuuciso free will. In drawing agreemenbs he I! influenced by committees and before the council adopts the repclu proaonted the ngreemont should be sub- miucd. A1,A,......-.. 11--.. ..L.._.__|.. n -xx _u,I--L UJUIMI Ill lull IICIZJTU WWII BUU FHPUTK. Ald. l)anncl|y urged for the adoption of the report. as the business of Mr. Clark ro- quired present action. The eulicutor could be trusted in drawing up the agreement. A!dm`|n:ux Pllmr.f-- Snli(-mar.-u nm Imm- SUIIUILUI. Aid. Buhan Lliouglit; in fairness to the ciby solicitor and the board of works some condence should be placed in them. If the report; were adopted the solicitor could surely be trusted to draft, on agree- ment. in full Accord with the report. Alrl. Ihnnnllv nroml for tha nzlnntinn nl llllb llull Hlono. Aid. Wright.= asked for the city aoJiciLor s advice. AIA 5.---.. .A.A._.l AL .A AL- _-__._..___,_ I |MlVlUU- Ald. Carson stated that the recommend ation was based on the opinion of the cuy solicitor. \|..I I).L_.. LL_,,,I,. 1.. t_:___.__- L- A|._ yuur [rum mile 0! agreement). Ald. .\lcl{elvey thought the committee .-hou|d`havo presentod the agreement with the report. Aid, Emmr. wnl nf Hun nnmn nnininn IAIU lU}}Ul`ln Ald. Elliott; was of the name opinion The council would like to know if the cars were to be drawn on Sunday. The trullic should be limited togram,un(l fromClnrk :.- malt house alone. Alrl I.-.'..|.r ...l....l L... 5|... nit" -..l:..:...-7.. uo Legal rlgnii to operate lrolgllb care. The committee in a report. to council recommended that: Lbe company be grant, ed the permission to ex /end their track to the mall: house property, subject. to tho approval of the city engineer on whore he directq, up to the property lino womb of King streeb; uleo Lo allow the company no haul frellrb can: from the melt house to shipping poinbe in the cihy, provided that Hm 1.-engm. care be only hauled on the city streets between the hours of l<):?Mp.m and 9:3! n m., A penalty of Sill for each branch of the regulation being irnpoeed. This permission only covers hauling from the mall: huno. A depoi-it of -3100 will bu necessary to enforce the fixing of King street after the truck is laid, if the com pany does not l`8p.\l!` it to the satisfaction of the city. and an agreement: on this basis to be drawn up by the city solicitor. The track must he completed within one year from date of axreemenb. Aid \Ir-K Alunv r|.m.nl.r- ['10 nnnurnhfnn u.IUu UIu'I lUll. 1'00 FIRED OI EH3 company boope:{t.ne freight; care under the present. ugraomo h is by no memis clear. He could see no valid objection to the privilege asked for being granted. rovidud public interoata were safe-guardo and the prim any purpose of the ro.1d-:he conveyance -`ofkpusaengere was not: iiitorferred with The eolicworeuggeated sever.-ii anipulatiuizs no be inserted in the new agreements. A matter worthy of consideration is whether the city should stipulate for a share in the prota arising from the fre`ght. brnilic, which could only be done if the company under the present: agreemenb had no legal right to operate freight committee in R rnnnrr. to nnnm-il Board of Worn leeonmelidetlon for In construction Ito: Accepted. A opocill meeting of the board of works wu held yeeterdey Afternoon to oonnider the request of the street uuwuy company for permission to run I bunch line to Clark : main house. Those present were oheirman Carton, alderman Stewart. Toyc, John: and Mlnlnoa. 3. W. Folger wu Lisa in attendance. City solicitor Molntyre wrote. stating that section seven of the company's net empowered them to trans- port and curry passengers and freight but subject to an agreement with the city. Cleuee sixteen of the agreement or preeely authorizes the company to exercise its power use common oarriere-thur. is as car- rier: of freight for hire~throngh the city streets. This clause confers only the right to carry "packages and bundles" in com- mon carriers. The right of the company fr00DOl1lb0f|'aivh!`. mu-nnndnr Hm nrnnnnr. Qarvct C1ancrs!l dLARfK'8 MALT HOUIE BPUR. Use It ilcnmuycnxxndlann. .:|. . .. \u ...,, . u. Woll:l.n|o-vcocu noun. .w .---n In A an}-c;]run bplfi-;uToo. '1` ...__.u_ ._ ..,_-1 III; `too Apulat-d, .s__ In___... In 1.-.. I! Humour wunn[vIcic-f_w any com. plain. that Cunt : um. Liver hlln no opccic fut nick htndacho. and `nan nhonld lull thin. Onh IE nit In--U-I uwuluw , The Inns of Dr. Smytho. LLID. on Inuit. dovoud church -nuoodnm. and oicinl, qnnodo caunul. ox-mayor. gone down in biutoty [mind with (bat ol W. A. Mouck in the great wotk of protecting against impurity. The Wmu lug gong mum to nllkubor Hr. Monchilhopon in may mm how u oimilu upon-ionco with In`: colleague. tho doctor. vv -nun-Inn--a Inn! -- -urn. The my {mum Kin:-non on April .'th will be taken by Al. loan. may pa-noon. A pmy in nu uocommg lrom l'u:xon. The accou- or Amonca will make the hip to Capo\'in- rent. one 0! mlnlorn, bung nlaothe n: vim: [or twelve you: that such comlortnble tnvollinc wu pooublo At. thin duo. bu- tt It Wubington will In churning. Many a clergymnnwpuralyzoa the wor I. of a congregation by his continuing to minister to them for u Mo-time. No hope, no prospect: of :\ change: also result. in inditference Ind scepticism. Tho Pro:-byterian church has been referred to. Tho glory of that church in the poet. bu been the punching of the word. and the eimplicioy of its form of worehip, but einco the inhodu tion or lbnt. very questionable instrument the organ, more has been no and to t. innovations. .\ stranger ontering some of our churches wonders if he bu nor, by mistake, got. in- to an Episcopal church. The plain man- ner of prayer and praise is gone. Lhn rigorous preaching ol the word has given pinco to ruding n homily on science and phlloaophy, and an occasional reading ol pmyerl. by way of I looler. Now than innovations no the order 0! the tiny in the Proobytoriun church. why thank! we not make A move [or lhoitinonnt syoholnf The Presbyterian: In thin city would hold up hitch bond: for that much desired change. --PRl~'.'lI\\`TI2l.Y.\\'.

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