-.--`.-- WHAT WAS GATHERED FROM THE VARIOUS `OFFICES. rnaoucn gym HALL. . `Inns nuuuuoom. Thoboildof workup: I-ollfor the two lmkt Antlina nn Hun HM. Inn}. nnuuunog CARTERS IN COURT. Policemen And `rho Fnnohloo. .__...L-.. ..l LL- I--_I ._-|:_- ; Olvlo Control Of Money. . M. n-...|..v- mu... ..... no Not Quick to Orltlu-In. n-.11 ~.......:I I... .a....x..... .1 nnsuulo ma made :. uouy aomon- ` 2 qt uafnotion. on thn phorm in I hull on tho niche. of the Inca mum- h-04:12.7: or vvngnus onuy. I10!` Iunioipn ulla nun for his vote. He Im1"rENBunv's"(J BANKHUPT STIIE . I GSTON. ONTARIO,` FB.IDA1j _ EVENING. FEBRUARY 21. 1896. IIIIIXITOII ft. olniln an `ndnln-|1ouIIionJ ytv|oony o`nr,~io I and uly. or y-ix mpgfhwh; mu tho nnddou nuuppuqv ' nae pot! in thouunlhutitlnovuruinhholow the had- an. vionuuhnontho oooupuuyidlylm dd-toolthowol-kin Conn: given; #150 poopio omnudftktlouvunl Imam-dlribu,d Ill thoblenk sndhu-Ion Atduo'.ooutn.'-but uwuc. nvo ycu-I ago Mr. Btrlng Fu- vet nonaquunoraolmo anon, in Alto the moat. northerly pact of the Hudson Ba company. Alter exhibiting various 3 - ololol native mnnulucturo and curiosities 0! tho conntty, Mr. Strin ad Iao diaouu tho history and tg:i Mn& Iion. Tho Eaqnimnx Won `in I7 biahop Bompu, ol tho I o Selkirk. about tvnny- Vega _ :- Altarn brief ronidoooo .in binhon Barman um. nnnnngllna O): L. ram 5 to wmuuncunoun people or the north tot e gospel of the Lord Jesus Chriet. Thelecturer gave a most interesting ac- count of the journey which in poeeible on- I once I yen. by wny ol Edmonton, the -not Slave lake and the McKenzie river. Fort llucpheroon. on Bgd river. the hendquu-torso! the union, in All-o the northnrlv mat of tin. llmhnn an mouth of tho Iuohmio Rlvor. M1-.81.:-ingor it tho litandon mlr ' uiomry who, b dwelling with the ni- mnux in their oer skin tents in the num- mer or visiting chum in their snow Mata in the winter, bu nude any determined at.- tam t. to wlnthin curious people of the north on L Rome] Jouul Christ. nnuwn so nays- Tho la, unrterl Inootin oltho W0 men : awn qwu hei, Int. ngght. in St. George : hall. the president in the chair. After Depart: from various oommibtoel, Ihoiviu the ran: and native clue oftha .n?:?:p the \ ary Rfgrz. Donn Smith took thochur and introduced the Rov. J. 0. Stringer, missionary to the uhmux o! the Arctic oout, near the mouth of tho Ihokomio Rivor. MT Ru-inanr ii Hm htgn nmlu ml-. 3 F r i l Visiting the Hohnnll. The management committee of the pub- lic school board made its annual visit to the different schools yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding the inciemency of the weather there was a good attendance in nearly all the classes. Victoria school was brim full. The committee made close en- uiries with regard to the work being one, the effect of the yearly examinations and the promotions made at Christmas. In one room the teacher ave the commit- tees lesson on per folding and explained the moral an educational effect it had upon the Part I pupils. The trustees were much pleased with their first lesson. Some of the outbuildings were found in none toogood a condition, ice and snow bein in abundance. During the cold west or it is almost impossible tokeep out- buildings in a desirable state. On Tuesday last several of the principals received in- structions to have the caretakers give more attention to these parts of the school premises. The committee also found the furniture in several of the rooms in Catoraqui school too large altogether for the pupils. Many of the little ones are actually compelled to climb on to the _edgse of the seats in order to write. In the junior third class room the desks are the highest in the city; in fact they are higher then the ordin- ary olce desk. In Miss Davis mom,Wel- lington street school, the desks are also much too high for the class. The result is. that ood work with the pen cannot be ac- comp ished. All the teachers were found in their pieces, and not a._v single grievance was hee . "i MISSIONARY TO THE ESQUIMAUXV -10 II! IIIIIIII `I `.4 Woodstock. Ont. ` BRANCH WAREROOM. 5|`! n.-I...-4... El-4 Colder "Then lilnglton. Ernest (Jildersleeve arrived home from New York yesterday afternoon. He says that the weather in northern New York is very much colder than in the northern por tions of Ontario. During the recent cold spells the thermometers in towns in the neighborhood of Wntertown registered 40 to 45" below zero. and in some cases the mercury was frozen in the tube. Strange to say the cold grows more intense the greater the distance is from the lake and I"IV[!I'. wacau on weir nennu, anu never con- sidering it it trouble to minister to them by night or by day. His loving labor: for them will never be for omen by those in- terested in Lheinatitumon. nu wawned over me cuuaren or me or- phnna` home. ready at any time to respond toacall their behalf, and never con- .:.I.....'.... It . |m..kI.. on m: .'.n..- In olmm lm no uuvnljly vvuuzuou luulua Whxle man references are being made to the oharita le kindness of tho lute Dr. Saunders. one loving work of his must not be forgotten. For nearly twenty years he has watched the children of the or- ..|......' lunrnn ......l.. .4 M... Divan in mnnnnrl no uellwruuiuuuu nu IlllIa Hon. Mr. Rose` educational bill ropoaes the eabebliehment of an educetiona council for conducting the departmental examina- tions. It is proposed to appoint twelve persona. four by the educational depart- ment, four by the university senate and the other four by the rovlnciul education- al association. It in t ought that in this way all the great educational interests of the province will receive better mpresentm tion. The Two Cent ute. Wholesale dealers in the city are in receipt of circulars from the post oice de- 4pertInent, seeking information as to the two oent rate of postage placed on city letters. The replies the postmaster-gem eml will receive will be eye-openers. Many wholesalers look upon the reteas iniquitous and prefer delivery of letters by messengers rather than through the carriers. I II IIIUIUZI l:IIl'[IIIll III IIIU Illlqo Provost, of the New York Clothing Store, Brook street, having given a large order for spring importntiona, which will reach here next. month, has decided to make; large reduction in all the depart- monutoin uoe olooo buyers to purchase freely and to enable him to make room for his ooming goods. He mean: business. I mom of the Sons of land. of the mm on. , u nouonanng am. ur. mum 1: Q muonlc oxdor and the allows. I K. III In Iltlnllfo land. 7 D. Milne, formerly A resident of this oitg, and for many years emplo ed with OI rilevile tdorn, an e Ielilmekenh I It pro- Ienla n engerouel ilintho oepitalu To] o. shin. Dr. oVotV. lormerlv of Toledo, Umo. Ur. Ilovooy. lormorly or (thin olt. is sounding him. Mr. Milnoin 1 nmom rof Sonaol Emrlu|d.ol.In, `I l Princess Blrvul. WK. 5. GIKON. Innugar. .3.-We also urn a stock of Shoot Music. sV"l:I'|:`.`.l3unJou, Guitars. Harmonious. UIGHIVO G nom. II I IDIIIIIIIUF, II III |IIV" Iontl insdnngomuaz ill in the hospital at ` 0, hio. oVoty. formorly thin oltv. nttandlnr Milne in Did Not lento 'l'hoVoe. The Ancient Order of United Workmen concluded its eeuion eeterday in To room. The members ted the ques- tion of separation from the grand lodge of America. The motion in favor of thin move felled to obtain the required two- thirde moricy. so the preeenc relations remain un ietuaed for at: but a year. mun nigh [col no we cuuomor. livoryv bhl bong I`. ouolully and markdd olodely. The t..nluo for the least money an al- wnyl be hot! at R. MoF|ul'a Kicfoton oar- pot wnnhouno. New good: um :15 daily. RooI;gny nu wnunwrm J Economy In out utron hold. Big 0:- ul bi prots. Ind big , '1 Eran ha?" legs to the customs:-, may A pain: '15: (In; lggob Innnnhlr nan ml. Howl lntortalnnnnt. In Toronto and elsewhere men`: Iooiooiet no very po hr. Refreshments an served _ and onto:-to mnent providod by men only. _ One will be held at Queen street church on Thnrndnv. Fab. 27th. UDO VIII DO IIOIKI ID Wdll `-011 Thursday, Fobh 27th. The unotoot nu-gnlnn h the Olty. n.......s .: u... u..... v....L m..u..- o Lovlngly V L.l- ...-.... n-4u`a\-:1: cm! Anb vucmirv. `mm mm movumm wum wuwuuuou Fir nlpplnm nun pol- poritv. Tdknbouuho vacuum vhoncodtln Inrlonhhilnd hilnookfotnoolhr |nmon.oHJ|o who tathontl his gun ontlngnvvoth gnndnothmthoh-sou was itself with thuofcn ' vbooutolhntolulnpdogln cbohuunniollhooiuoh. who then Mtho wunodvinj nuan- lion hi: tlnnhown`. IQ nnngnnnnn hour `I naluuuthu. In large one. The loan nu noon unnamed through deuh and nlnonl from the city. A qmot wedding hook phonon lob. I21): at the guidance ol J. W. Wu-i`ng.nur Pioton, between William B. 8 ant. Front of Bid? and Noah May Kol y. ng with rs. Wnrlng sinoo her not` I rlngth WA huh: In nnnnrntnlgiinnn gnu] memnoru onnurnnu wwmn uni. umo. unr- ing tboput you it has lost. forty oom- Inuuioanu. Ind yet the congrognclon is u lnrnono. The loan hu boon mshinod , nuulo may Anny 1v`it?l:m: rn.w*nrlng hor'tnot' duth. We n in oongutulnliollc and wish the pair happiness And pron- verity. now no: In I Iorloul oonumon. nu of friend: tmut lot Ipoody recon . Within ban you: 0 local bnno ( I3-uiuuungli-n nlnu-nlu L`. Ind nnn,Ikl| npnoopamn ommon nu Ion one-unru mo members oonrnnd within that time. Dur- im. an and. u... :0. I... I... 0...... ....... wr. The Rachbun company on] diaohar `NONI won. and notdor polit cal or ot. or nuona. Among them were some I`. P. Am, the executive oi which society in now negotiating with Mr. Rathbun to get them aha hock. Their places have not been filled. Han-unnl nnl OLA Ivnlnnnn npinbgn A. lkg Il . Scunnel Reid. the veteran printer 0! the Walt) oloe, was attacked with heart. lull- nre. uuperinduood b A heavy oold, while in E. C. Mitchell : rm: atom thin morn- uupennuuoon n navy oolu, wmlo rn ing. Be In: union to h 0 home. when he now Iiu in nrioun mnditinn. Hi: score: Karn Piano mg. H0 VII KIWI 50 [III IIOIIIO, WIIOPO D0 now lies serious condition. Hi: score: In Irlnluln Orrin}. In! an-adv nnnnrnrw W I-l|l|'l IBII yXI'I I l0(Il DIIIIDII Ol "10 I Epinoopnlinn church bu loot one-third the I melnbon oonrnnd within that time. Dur- occur. The surplus enow should be removed from all portion: of the msrket nere eo- dey, u tomorrow will be market my. and the deep mow will prove Agrees incon- venience to the lumen. The city pro- perty oommithee in responsible in this mat- Ml`. wnomnn more or eugnoeen no one. "I think it would be A ood thing if the lower carriers colleceod t. e mails from the boxes on their boats in addition to their duties of distributing letters end papers. So said I citilen yesterday. I! this were done quicker delivery end den-patch would occur. llllhlyu I0!` IIIO D II. U. UIIICDBII. A hockey mumh tween Trinity oullego school. Port. Hope. and the Royal millitary college hockey teams played on the Port. Hope rink. Wednesday afternoon, resulted in the defeat of the visitors by the over- whelming of eightoon to good we noun ox nor nuanana. Good digestion mean: goodappetite. but. what : the use without. good teeth 7 Use Odoroma for your teeth. It not. only pre- vents decay but preserve: them perma- nently. For sale b E. C. Mitchell. A hnnkav mnmh tmmnn Trinimv nnllaan use m punnc ncnoonu. District lodge C.0.0. F. ,M. U., Bellevillo. has passed 0. resolution of sympathy to Mrs. R. Filson. of Amhorst Island, over I the death of her husband. (L-uni Ah-nggoinn vnnnnn Inlu\4'nr\r\A`:IA luul. Anurovo onurcn auurany uwrnoon an 4:30 o'clock, upon which ooouion a cordial iiivibation is amended to all who are musically inclined. Silver nruna-. rubv nrunea. hnrvant HHIIICOIIJ IIIGIIHX. Silver prunes. ruby prunes, harvest prunes. at Reddonb. It in bintod from the Ontario adunntinn prunes. an neaaon a. 1c is hinted from the Ontario education department that a series of vertical writ- in books. now in course of preparation, wi 1 be anthorimd about April next. for use in public schools. District. lodms (10.0. F. .M. U.. Bollavillo. F; N1sBE'r's ICU. 0| \.4IDBl'llqlll IOURO, LVO. IU. 7-lb. pail raspberry jam 35c.. 5 lbs. ginger amps 250.. bottle cuuup 60. Jan. Lmwlord. . W. S. Roan : "Hands Across the Sea company will have A two nights ahmd hove on Feb. 28th Ind 29th. with n mnhinnn, L, C. Jnnnn ntlvnnna nonnt, in mamnoe. L. U. J in the city to-dn . Mr. Hm'vev n :- m one any to-nag. _ Mr. Harvey : nae organ recital in St. Andrew's church Saturday afternoon at o'clock. unon mansion in cordial BIUXTIGIl-I!IIIUl!g $1 6 waned Lion h tho 3. non lain `rho bouilolodluuou ll lnvlhdolhiortho - nn ljlnnnlnn nl IL: nah MA -- erect. on me uoaruwau: on may sureen nun frozen still`. Curtain loacompleto 150. Hardy :-1. Mrs. E. . Murray, Denver, COL. who, with her son, has been visiting her father, I`. Redmond. Division street. left for her home on Wednesday lash. The flu: on bbe Oddfellowa' building is name weuneauny man. OddfeHows' building is ying at ali-mast to-day out of respect to the memory 0! the late John Kennedy, R0. of Cuamqui lodge, No. 10. 7-lb. Dnil runberrv inm 35c.. 5 lbs. une morning aunng one recent com Lump a large grey cat was found standing erect. on the oardwalk Bay street and frozen stiff. nan. W. 8. Gordon, city commissioner, calo- bmtod his ftieth birthday anniversary last. night. There was A social time at. his re- sidence. n`. unn-ninn A."-Inn bk; -nan.-.5 nnl.-I u as proname mu rrmonpm uram. wnu conduct. the funeral service in Toronto over the remains of the late Dr. Mundan- nell. LV I (Jordan aha n.-u.unln.:nn-- nn`n. mormn . Poopa of good tau use "0doromn" for their teeth. Do you ! For sale by E. C. Mitchell. Farm stock colon: Ac Charles Merri- mnn s, rst concession, township of Star` rin ton, on Friday,F'ob. 28th,at noon,by J. L. nvcock. nocmrmos nu noaoenw. The G.T.R. trnin from the weat,due here at 2:20 a.m., was snow-bound and Jid not arrive until 1 quarter past seven this mormmr. swlv.` Capt. Mane, of the Coldstream Gunrda, London. En .. arrived in the city last evening, an will remain here for seveml dawn. pearl, an uncanny. A Rev. Prof. Wormll has been contribut- ing to the Church Evalngelisb valuable papers u n religious instruction in Onta- rio soh 5. Jackets half price Saturday. Hardy's. The much postponed concert of the Elginbu brau hand will now be held on Tuesday, ob. 25th, in the school house. Evnnomtad nanchan. nmrn. nnricots and 1 uneasy, rev. 1 Evaporatodxg nocmrines at rm... r: m `D Ix nponou nu next. nlany evening. A few drops of our Houlehold Ammonia will nourish your plmta. McLeod'u drug SWIG.` u-mu--5, nllu vuu nvuumu uuxu nu: uovcuu ` da 1|. nlifornia. canned apricots. lemon cling peaches, Golden Drop plums, Bartlett penra, at. Redden'a. Rev. Prof. Wnn-all hm hum nnnf.rihul'.. ` tom. On Monday night next the school pro- oommittoggvill open tenders for the t n; of who new school. Driver Tamar. who deoortod from A 'bo.tt.ory last. July, gnvo himself up. He will be tried by court-martial. Finest table prune: at Roddon s. ! Ab Auj W. B. Spikel . Millburn, on Wedngodny. Mnroh 4th, at noon, by W. J. Arthun and S. W. Davy. Lncing hook kid love: 750. Hardy's. Dr. Goodwin r n in paper at the `meet- ing of the Canadian mining institute in Toronto on March 8rd and uh. wlnn tn Hm Amt}. at h. Q.......l..... oh- loronm Maren am and un. Owing to the death of Dr. Saunders the sliding party at the bunch: has been postponed till next. Friday evening. drone of our Hounehnld Ammnnin Jruu nu-on, um may. . Bl: clu our-nu 750. Hm-dy a. Mr. in Mrs. A. E. Hunt, Deaoronto, have uoohod Kinguton. to rouido. Mr. Hunt will open I barber shop. 7~lb. mil runborrv lum 869.. fresh but.- Armcbsr r-`on THIRTY mws FOR CASH ONLY. nnnu WIII OPOXI KIWI` IDOF. pail rupborry jun 8613., tor 180., Iwoob on-pages I20. Jae. Craw- ford`. -1 non no u. 5. noumra. or {row him use oxhnct Witch Haul; 259. pint. bottlu. MoIbod I drug store. Mrs. Godwin. Kingston, in visiting Mrs. Donaldson. BI-oukvillo. Far I nan-Cant Hf. Alvin! hn nnninltv nun. urn. uonuason. uroukvlllo. For I not M order the Specialty Cor-_ Iot. at M an Wolleru. Wellington street. Mina Frances 0. Marvin. of Buthla. in EU I0 MIX WGIIUFI, Wllmh UWXI. . Marvin, Buffnlcp. -viuitzinghor mother. who raids: on Mon- Jnnl llfoit. shin oitv. . nuance. One morning during the recent cold mm) lame qrev standing ` I-In. pm jllll aoc. Unwiora. - Italian Ind hind: puma ab Reddenb. D. W. Dart, tnrnitm-o.Du-oronto, hung- ni nod to H. R. Bodford. nr funk lull-no nan not-uni. `X71614. u...I. L1. naycocx. It is probable that Principal Grant. will aondxict. funeral service Turontn nu Inn of Ivory my I.Ilo-Wlnt nu rooplo Au" mun Abou-llotmn; lb- oopu the Amoeba of `thou Who An `lbklna lulu. ` Bowl bnou '10. End a. ' Band it thoBo.z:l to-n M. ` ~ '7.IL nail hm -.-gland PARAGRAPH: PIOKED up av oun nusv aenbmsns. *INCl`I)`IESh(FZTfIl?li)1/if Slices You Want norm: av 500 no 7-lb. pail jun I and mu 1.-en. zucn Ana `won. wun L. C. Jones, advnnce agent, in v to-duv. ro. zom, m me so: -d on. pours. t den ; 4...:.. l....... pl... .. moo: nouue. . apricots and nonao oomnmnon. mum In-nail. eon- rilrulou to the lad: Century tho that an- oountvrltun of tho on|cI1:rItow|do||.u the out ol O3.8M.0_00, landon in under- taken In tho clqmhs-A: nbuildingpl on o! the wont at the Goddfalncndlnlow You-I) cu luau` allow! 01 and Impnnunt. It in! lluvI&-`tho-boolinngdnulnluqr; oqntrlbuoion ndlnoillnuulon. Anh- nu noon uunsuonou mun I u.zw noun inK.l andounokoronon Brook- villo. he be at all hulzhy he vi}! no the dayvlaon cho Imduno. not. now ovu- burdennd with youth, will 50 dolighhd with `I 8500 hours ` Immense vmn you with 8500 I"Iu\ nauntgru 1:! tin '1`nonoI'onr ol lino new Ion latonont house ooIIlII;i8{0|'l. ldvurl In-Ihdl. trihnhnmn Ind: Iknhrvthnlll-stun. CDUTOII II UIUHUIIFIIO. A copy of the paper (or one your given in with every job" in the next. Announce- ment. to be expected from a newspaper office. The magnicent bonne now gurco ' t. hi hi tuck. "'m?.."`i;.'.f'u." .3.?."... mum: um Suthcrland's noun. `KIM none: was we pro] minoovnur raiding in Oonnhnti Mndnno Album`: husband And novel vmmhb ho K The no ll 0! in n in win lroah evidence 0 hi: untigggenorggi .-.5 limitless ambition for the progress of his diocese by seeking the erection oh tlB,000 church st Glenburnle. ' A nnnu Al 51.. nan`. Inn an. up... ah-.. nnnoovnur nnamg In Uonuununopn. Albpnih ` msugtr bu been dinstiood with CLEO bonus in Klnautnn and A -nnku-nnn Al Hanni- vow! [or n. A. xsoooruou, ox unmncon, u proaidonb of the Canadian w|u9|unon I u- socintion. Mm R...-om. Hard-an -HI Lawn in 01.4 MPO. DIIITOII IIITYIEII Will IIIVG In KJIO Cantu for March a uhort Ibo entitled A Wnter House-Party." wh oh deal: with the subject of the new vuomun in a novel vein. Th. .n.hlm.|u-m -0 I(:.....o.-u. :. ..a..;..... Ar. mo gnna wage on we workmen .1. B. Pmyn. Nnpunoo. wu elected I d trustee. Pater Johnnmn, olunden at, was elected district deputy for Kingston district. rm. 'r.......+.-. u.:1 ......m. 1r:.....o.... ;.:..- muruon. The Toronto Mnil orodiba Kingaton bicy- cle club wibh being prepared to out 104 vows for R. A. Roboruon. of Hnmilmn. an luv avnvuuv nu-u vnwuluu |\III`uII\u| Hwy- 104` votes Roboruon, of Hamilton, nrnnidgnb of thn Canadian uhgnlnmnnh Al. IDOH BIN}-HIII yOIl' [OW DIVO OCCAIWG. Twenty men Ind thotr pocket; picked at the Soubhqrn Pmlc |t4\t.ion.E| Puo,'I`enu, last. night. on boarding the Fituimmonm Mubor excursion train. one man loling 8900. J `I-""*" - I 05 X. ml-b.I:u'|L nnnm Innl -nnl nearly nve 0'0I0K ny our tune. The deputy minister of agriculture. 0. C. James. will visit. Kingston on Tuesday next and uddreas the classes at the dairy school. ' vu..:... mm; .1 r......a.... mm s..u-.. -m the Very Latent. Now: OI-owdod Into the lnullut of Boone. Dr. R. S. Minnes, non of James Mlnneu, has docidodto pnotiao his profession in Blrminham, England. The ituimmonn-Mnhor fight. was fixed mrmm nam, nngmna. ituimmonn-Mnhor ght. was xed to take lwe about three. which will be nearly ve o'clock by tlme. deoutv minister urrioulture. mon on aunany morning. The firing party, com nod of fty R.M. C. cadets, was oommun ed by Capt. Eng- lish, and Lieub. Burstall commanded the detachment of A" battery. The mili- tary and fraterml societies were in charge at Major Drennnn. gs.-;n-n.. u-.-ugpsng-..n Ill EDWIN mu. mornini CHE ` aeclxci me pol. M in the congregation were visibly by Rev. Deon Smith : touching mfarenooa to deoenand. The dean announc- anecoeu by tcev. ueon tsmums Loucmng references to deoenund. The dean announc- ed that he would preach the memorial ser- Sunday morning. rinn mrtv. comnoned ftv was Ill onnrge or we mnerm. The Anglican clergy of the city occupied seats in the chancel. The Indian of the orphans` home, with the mntrun, Mrs. Cnrncnllen. and the inmates of the home wearing mourning badges were seated in the chapel. Mnnv the uonareuation ware viaiblv cunnung me "nune umums." Reforming in front 0! the cathedral the procession slowly wended its way to Brock street. ulon Brock to Gordon. thence to Princess en along Prinoeu to Ceternqui cemetery. Here, with appropriate core- monies. the remnina were placed in the vault. the ring party 0! cadets ringthroe volleys as the body was laid away to rest until the comin of a ring. Henry Bnuno in charge 0 the unernl. The Anglican nlnrnrv of the nitv nnnnniad um IBUU noun. Thoncrotnr olth0NowYork (moment mnnnnaln _ Ill-nnl Hg:-uhdl nnn- Shoes We Have Are? ,. or HIOIO wno are new Demnal 1nexun- ernl service was then concluded and the procession moved out of the cathedral. as It. passed through the doors the choir chanting the Nuno 1)imit.tis." Reforming: cathedral is an a pen. or me ueep mystery or death." After speaking of death asa great. teach- er, in awakening those who remain, to the realities of what is beyond, the speaker concluded by showing how the christian faith dispels the gloom and dark- ness of death, and can alone sup- port and sustain the sorrowin henrts of those who left behind gfhe fun- n-.l not-uslua `Inn Oh..- nnnnlndnd mu! :1.` uon. Ella uy many 01 mngewn apoor. "Why such deaths happen that are auch a loss to the oommunils ; why the young and strong often 30, an those we expect to leave us are spared. we cannot; tell. It is all port of the deep mystery of death." After aneakinnr of dmth nan Arrest. teach- ur. anunaers was no more. Kin aton suffers no ordinary lose in the death 0 I)r. Saunders. He was a skilful physician. an able and helpful lecturer, as the students of Queen's College all know, a wise adviser. a true friend, a good citizen and n worthl exam le in all that makes family life utifu . He will be greatly missed beyond his own family circle. by the students of Queen's. by the ollicinla and inmates of the or- phnns home, in his own congrega- tion. and by many of Kingston : poor. "Whv hannen FEM As" one grand lodg ol the Workman .1. B. Pmvn. Nnnunoo. elected m-and DOIIIIOII. Mrs. Burton Harrison will have in the 3An0.||I-1! 'nr Mann}: A ulnar}. nhnl-Q nnflfln iznan cnnnt and me lesson wu rem ny v. G. R. Beemish. Rev. Dean Smith. addressing the con- gregation, called attention to the feet that it was just one brie! month to-day since the funeral service was conducted in the cathedral over the body of the late Dr. K. N. Fenwiok. He said : At that time, with the grief and sympathy felt by all at the loan of Dr. Fenwick, and with his allcted lamily. wu mingled intense anxiety arding another eminent physi- cian,whio nnxiet increased dn by day until it was and , on Wedn ny morn- mg last, by the sad announcement that Dr. Saunders more. lII(i...-.6n.. n..'nv-a nn an-cling:-u Inn. in Hun anon up one male. ' A: the channel was onborod the choir sang the hymn Brief Life is Here Our Portion." The union was conducted by | Rev. Donn Smith and Rev. G. R. Boamiuh. ' The xxxxx Psalm: was chanted to a Gre- mrian chant. and the lesson wu read by G. R. Benmiah. PHVBBO IQFVIOO IE `J10 IIDO TKIUCIICD DI 09- | oeesed before the tunerel prooeeelon etert- ed. Shortly before three o'clock the pro- ceeelon left the home, and with elow end Inenenred tread, to the eedly solemn well- ing of the Dead March," pleyed by the bend of the Nth bett., whoee drums were heavily mulod with cnge, proceeded to St. George : cathedral. he ll-been-ere with the remains were met at t e door by the ole and choir, who led the procee- eion t e eiele. A: the channel we: entered mg my remains on when use yourney on I comb, and the emdenu and professors of ' Q ` , th {th I hoe- ` :'i:."."..a J..'.I..`.'."`.'.'.`L u..'332.x pro- eualon in Kingeton notied b their pru- enoe to their sense ol the loan _hn$ they end the community at lu-go has sustained. And no their dee sorrow at the early clone of I ` life no noefu end no El-omleing. Rev. Dean Smlt conducted I brief private service at. {be late residence of de- ceased before nrooeulon user! I ii an-pnouwnnouaiulus. nnnnn `.1. M OI _AlAa- -I which he bolon od vo blio `proof of ' tho esteem in Vhigh ham Id by follow ` Fdtuxaumu. `Ina nnouu n-nmrnu nocuouos I Inc hi: remains their Int iouruov | can I emun. n ronnmo menu. am: a man vs on heart In: novgr shut tab the cry of distress. The nrioul Internal Iofotiu ll uuhinl. kg L-Innpgpl noon. l|aI'|`lA `natal-If nf mo esteem xn wmon no wu new by Iouow- ing remains journey unh. md aha nmdontl nnd nrofonon I The funeral of the late Dr. Bnunden this nfw-noon In; one of the hrneeh wi In Kingston in many ye.-Ln. Gltinene of ` .............,....,. , allclnaeee attended ao show their III _ for the memory at one who had ved un- nelf a stand eitimn. a reliable and. and 1'ArgEN`1'o QATARAQUL. The lnnonl of tho Into II. J. launder: llnnn--J nn MRI. GENERAL PARAGRAPHS. IEDOIIGX F0 CHOW I35]? I? nor; in- icitiun. rolinblo end. n ham-P. mun nnvnr shut. H : tha nrv iva'rwunanant1_ bootuoghoysngolf CODE W 139 pgyghjr fju bootlnootdst ` .` rs-wrIfM'_t CLOSING OUT SALE. um nu. n-Ipuurruwu Ill -ujlln OI- 7-lb. pd raspberry jam 860., "not oranges me. down, tomato eaunp Dc. Jan. Crawf9rd- Earrings in Immbo uuoe. Hen-ingu In shrimp uuoo. Herring: in Anohory -ll0C- Kippnnd horrinp. Preserved blasters. Ju. Bodclou & Go. floral Tribute: 0! Bupoot. The late Dr. Saunders w lor man yearns member of blxo choir 0 is. George I cathedral and ruignod only about thirteen months ago, owing to his Inability to no- tend rohuruln through lack of time. The present members of the choir hnn ordnod n beautilul oral orou which will be placed on the ooiiln. when it has been curried into the cathedral thin nftomoon. 'm.. ,.m...... .4 NA" .14 5.-.. n n A nno cunearal mm nnomoon. The oloou of '`A field battery. R.O.A., have also uni: I buutllul llonl trlbuto which when the form of 1 eld gun unl- ace. mg ar, uavon, narny. naycocl, nuonomm, Rm . Railwnys. Maura. Barty, Butt , Biggur, Dun. Haycook, MOIOIIIIII. Legal, I-hyoock. IIIIIDOILI of Oonunlneu. The eastern legislators on the various cmnmibmee of the Ontario I Ihture no: Printing, Beauty. Public Accounts, Messrs Barty. Be cook. Privilege: and elections, Messrs. ven, Dene. Meuchun. Smnding orders, Mean. Bentoy.`-`Bigger, Caven, Heyoook, Reid. Municipll. Messrs. Benny. Ceven, Dena, He oool, Meechnm, Reid. Private bills. aura. Bhmar. Cnven. Hnrhv. Havcmk. Mumlnm. are not, ncoe name. Your imp iuacion slut our grnnd public school system of Onurio in lacking in athl- oal and moral culture every n will not accept; in is not tirue.-B. meacnnm. menu. rnvuo mm. Maura. Big ar, Cnvon, Harty, Haycook, Meaohun, ninnnn I'\_..- !.l -.....\..I. Il..-L-_. 1)-: on H: mm mnke nnem pay [or In.` By your stating the fact, that the - pie who clamor for secular schools, le ing that the home and the Sunday schoo would give the young their religious train- ing are not conscious of the want. or the luck of reli ion in many a home," you must. also mil; the Herald`: claim "that the children occupy the moments in shoot- ing paper balls, or maliin local and that the scripture reading: (elf; on deaf ears, for what. else can you expect. from chil- dren rained in homes where your dogmas are not ncoe table. An Opponent`: View. Kmonos, Feb. 20.--(To the Editor): It appears to me, as it must up r to every fair-minded and unbieaedo rver. that your criticism of the Hamilton Herald with regard to scripture in the schools, in yesterday's issue, is not only weak and vague, but it actually proves ond strength- ene the Herald : contention. "That the time devoted to it is time wasted and that the so-called instruction does no good and it does harm in serving to perpetuate dil- ferenoee that might be forgotten." You admit, that opinions differ as w the duty of the state in the matter of reli ioue lh- atruction," than in the name 0 justice what right have you or the school board to force opinions on those who differ from you on it and mnke them for it. Bv vour statimz fact. "that the non- Just at this time, when there is express- ed euch n wllliu nose to make loyel snori- cee in the efence of our country. when proclamations of loyalty to our institutions are heard everywhere, from the yeomen of our country, and which was re-echoed in the resolution om- eurred in and adopted b both pertiee at Ottawa, it would beam in t the preeenb ie an opportune time to renew the eort on behal of the vefaerune. And as your voice and pen were powerful in our former eort, I would respectfully requeet. on behalf 0! the old veternne, that you would again champion a renewal of the movement to secure for them some recognition in the shape ole grant of land. which. in this country ofeo much undeveloped egoul- turnl region, would eeem to be I wise policy that would tend toleeeen the mi - tion of some of the best oath of our and to the domain of Uncle m.-A VITIBAN. _S}KX'l`Y.`-TIIIBD Y1!`-AR.--NO to prquunoe punuo 0plnl0n against me requeemstated that the country was not in a nancial condition to justify them in giving a pension to the voterans--and this statement was made in the face of the fact that a money pension was not asked, a grant of government land being the only reward mentioned-and tho statement was allowed to go unchallenged as the death knell of the veterans request without even a protest from the members representing: the counties from which the delegation came. or one uomlmon government to reward oy grent of land the few that are left 0!. , who voluntarily responded to the cell the government In the rebellion of I888. The delegation of veterens from Kingston district, ooneleting of John Moruth, Gm. Brown and Norman `Clerk. that with: dis] tion from Bellevllle. on with other pub no spirited cltinens. who interviewed the cabinet st Ottawa in 1893 re- ooived the unqualied promise of the lste Sir J. J. Abbott, then premier. and which woe concurred in by the other member: of the cebinet preeeno. The delegetion were distinctly promised, with e ent oendm. that the government voul give a tangible recognition in the shape oi A land I: to each of the surviving veternne, ut for reasons unknown the government failed to make good the promise of the premier and cabinet. In fact. the leader of the gov- ernmental party. on the oor of the house. to prejudice public opinion egeinet the reuueemstated the countrv who not in RESPECT THEIR RIGHTS. In human Whalllhlthflllnlllld laO II' 1.: Wu Not Inspected-,-laud Ihoull Io Glvan Then` - Not lnvonblo to IDD Icuuy In the Iohoolq. Smnnmoa-ox, Fob. l0.-(`l`o the Idlbot): A diatinotivo (burg shah mu ho chun- ed in the poll of tho Brith amp!!! to- |wIrdI thou hot sub ooh who own to the defence of her in union: when cw fworo tluutnnod by invulon or by I` - lion, and whtch In one ol the bulwark: 0! her grontnell. in the hot. chm the hu on rewarded in I gum-out any that who fonzho her hula in her hour or null. mwnruou In 3 [annual moi who fought. her hour or pol-ll. Ono oonapiounm oxeoptlon to thin rule out be mentioned In the nutter of the I-dual nl hhndnnlininn nnvnrnrngnt, I-A nnunv Inn no monuonou In one manor or no maul of the dominion government to rowud by Rrcnh no [alt cl. than Kidq:_l)irI` THAT THE aovanuueurr mu gnu) ASKED Fan VET~ERANS|A Sc. lb. llupborl-Inn In luau . 50. .1}. ...~n .-..-J...-... :-... mu. .. 20th Century Shoes. any-ax lolnutaola. u-nnlutllln (_7Iq-Tl Ho[:II-O Q9 11 9.13.: I In D l.l._;.!. :.*';..5i-7-"'-'*:,-;..* ".*.'-.'.-`E $3 .33. .. . V `bl ` mu omni Nguu of an Dluu-lot I cnuhcr. r , - J. I. Elliott, Prpnldvud. hp! lb `W um! i. ' ` ' ` ' ` . John ' n `In lv; A. :1. I-nwlvnp. GENERAL PRACTITIONER oon. or wumul um mm 51$-rs. (l._L'lI n. avg : nznogr.)_ 2 Is the only Piano manu- factured in Canada*`com- {Dining in its construction all the essential features of a first-class instrument. It islhe only Canadian Piano that fearlessly cou'rts_com- parison with the best Ame- rican and European makes. - R. .- W -=9-'..~.....~v "95 I p o Hodlolnoin h on) on mint. U Io:-mo phono D. uric straits, containing viii: vinli hill and room: up stain. The non v be in :01 cause: chip: I . . . ul.l.Iu . or J. B. Jgdulv. 11'! Union strut. ' EAT DWELLING, WITH II l.'INB ' nnd modun in II. In atol- plod by Ilr. G. A. no non. none: and Bank knob. Btabln on Inunodh to . to on Uohnnoo unit. on N, U to the now Wire in 6: n In no on an In on tho vl Tm; VALUABLI snoriiih nnml. d Ill Pri cut 0 prison! onplod :9 O. D 0113:: `Eng 5 new a lnrdwno homo for our twenty yours. by- pl: to J. P. Gn.unu.Ilvl.0lAuaoo nnot. EAT Dld bl Ir. 3. A. nnrlnmn. HE RESIDENCE. CORNER OF PING and Division struts, ogld 5! MY; S:w:..?,a':.::: '"'" `* `"" GENTS FOR CITY AND UNTIY A salt? or oommhion. to 3 SIWIIUE ohlnos. DD!) to J. Lslahloy. Aunt. `II can strut Apply to J. B. OAIIUTIIII. Swnn HOUSE. NO. as QUEEN srurr D. W. `00. _..:_._j_..._:._j.....;. THE PERU? nplod Canon Bnanou-. Pnnu-Inn gv mg Ln-II DESIRABLE BUSINESS RTAND, ll town htoluwt pougdpp lmmgdhuly. you nodhnh. ANTED-OLD s'r It mm 1! :`E...?`.`.`.`..:`{:.::'i:':{...`:?l?~.":`;..`.`:.::" `*3 11 old. For mun`; Lowl, 49 Adolnldo I . WlIIal.LI LID KIIU BT15. )3 olbkll -'H IUCQI.) Qmal Hot_:II.-0 n.n..;.!. `;. .!'-.L yours. Funenl from hie late residence. I07 Buurl street. on Sunday at 2:80 p.In. service at 2 p.m. Friends and eoqunlnunoee are respectfully invited to Amend. Dvl-oN'r--In Kin ton, on Pride I55. 2!, Elizabeth mun Johnston, loved wife of H. J. Dupono, aged 28 yOIl`l and 7 days. - Funerel will leave her Into reeldanee. 279 Montreal street. next Sunday at 2:80 p. In. Friends, etc. Prlnoou strut, Oomor 8 phono communication. P H. "J :ruahnr.|..`i JAB-Ill Tu Lnmlo Ulnnnl strut. Tohphono mu. 1 ..,,.__A.:__-j-- nuns: anal. LIADIIO UIDIITAIII urn Elm: Prlnoou Sydonhun IV `unvvm, 2| 7 Princess Street. Il--`-9.. IJIEI-7| KlNllDY--In Kingston. on Wodnuda . Feb. 19th, John Kennedy. ogod you-a. For silo by JAB. ll. IIALEOD, Drnjcllt. Prinoeu Strut. Klnnoon. w n. uunmlul. PUIIILI. Dniamn um lhtuutiu-Ill Plu- oou In-not. bloat above old thud. [It CosE No `Marc B. H. BAISAY DUI! I)! l Io:-marl: oocnplod by Gold I one L'ooo'x. zuvwm 10 us. xonrnu. Bydenhun trut. __j_.j_..___._:._..__. TM III III H II Who - ...u..:'un` 2a"..;a 3.139.: ':""v OIL and In sully rotnlnod and pen 0 . an ' .".'."i' "J:'.`33'T' p."u':'."a$'1":'3' cold:..a'Inrrhnl aim! bruiaagzxoum. A In: In wt!` t Ituqth In ...ue..?3R2. mu a tow boctln. Children mu man . "!IT!i'IT7F5"\7I|NEl n I-_ IlIl__ _.._._ To get the BEST Vgoc, III-_ laundered white ohilft HERE thou if doc; to get o noun has good 50 unlumderod shirt at j. Q., or X`: ilbri. 1\Our 50 unlnundered white shirt is IDOVO suspicion as regards quality, t, vyorko manIhip- . J. A. STIRLING. M.D.. nnrlr Partner will It: Inna Right. `tilllllduf ` SHOP AND |9_nn I11 Prlnoou lend. to wound oo- rmon TWO rw ucmzaw umurun. nvallds and the land. JACK8ON`8 "*" T%?-T For Delicate Chlldnn, Invalid: And In In.` MEDICAL CARDS. wurruan IInoiA_II u.rrIu. Time and again we have sold one as a sample. end after being laundered, (per.- haps it is best to have it done up at a laundry the first time), and worn, the customer's satisfaction ie so great that back he come; for more. ` TO BE LET. Are KINBY BEAM ln)ln1-Axll AI'n Run WANTED. ""I3o'A Iib._ _.-..--an . Mini 'oon'tl.::.vI:IlnI. ::."..`.:%`.'.`..z- nu lnubla. A|waY5 \ And Our Prices mun Inoi VII IIIII. The object. of the worn in inuoduohg thin ovidonoo invi- udontly to have it woiah nninn. they in. lnyuuvuounoo. Tnoptloonetwu notw- md byhonnlol nor did he olfor any` Aha-Ihoovidoneowuull in tho. oonnmod the murderer to jail In Its which open hon Apd'|V7lh.` The dtho Johnston-but Daptbochu anduta-mind to hnvon nodunphood wnuhip. Thy hando- dlotl to build a lit odloo providing ,-nlahonouyingunmoul noun-vans K! (on. om. V W 8!: :-l on In It 0 duty I own to the American Life Assurance Oonpuu to when roooivlnc rm. as m. nuugzl I no or 21 In at who than of A polio gltl on t me: up in- I I gr-d. Ilnhul` ' Inn. huh _ ' mu 7r::11'53.:':r-4'-';'1:dIn'".e`3" Inn my nlnoqn Chung: moral} '5"".';'s'.'n"`."?.'..a."".'.`..',',%`.2!.'.....` Id prov! ` to Mu bulb. hHhI:G'loOIOlhlIIOI Ihobonclt oltpvlle bani: A company like no .?"_"" "".""- '1':-1% An. 4. [nus or no: my. Brennan declined to ` Tboov dance in almost I ropoti- tion ol thsb (Alon before the not-oust : in- qncuon Wednesday except that nbvoral panama bu-ughc out to show that n couiohool plant :8 the door before the hullhoi wu llrd. The object. of the own ima-oduoinc ovidonm ilavi. _ ____ ._, -..._.. - V. any-nu-nu, vuv Ia- gain 9! A. Smithy. A )pearod before pdioo na to Ron in t court house this morn ng. long bolorb the hour the non vuntowdotl. The prioonor, than brought in. walked vitlu candy amp but when he took hi: can in the dock nonmet- not: In nppunnc. When tho charge was road the mnginrnh asked him i! he wu guilt or not ilty. Brennan declined plan; renou- gu-ownunlnuoauotng um ovidonoo invi- dontly weigh nguinnt. the in- hioh d '1] be oemd 2&3; p7.}'s2h" "5}.'-`a?"'u'u'Ei'n'L". 'oa...a" byebodolcnqo. amoptioonetwu DK'Od bl OOIIM he aar ant` ..,........ .- .......,, ..........B ...W Eel. end uniling I number of special pointein the vernmentfapolic. lie was followed by . J. DIVIB, the a lo and in- dnatrione member for North York, who gave an excellent. expoeition of the princi- pleeu n which the nancial administra- tion the province he been boned during ` the Novel. government`: tenure of olce. Hi: vindication of the general principle: of - the government`: ldlnillistrnciou, and hi: defenoeollhee Io points in its policy nailed by Col. Ihheeon. were admirable and eecuve. Theee two speeches occu- piea the entire afternoon and there we: no night sitting, the speaker : ret. ofcinl dinner of the tension causing an early ad- journmeotf ll . bill in nnmnd than nurimnltnpa Hr. ' 3 bill to amend the agriculture and art`: not, 1806, in (or the purpoto of tnncforring the townships of Portland And Louxhboro for the nurnooea of tha nm::'ml- rnnnornng tpo townships of PorIlu.ud And Loughboro purpooeo the mg cul- ture and art: not. mm the list. of mu ici- litieo composing the agricultural divi- sion of Addington to the division of F rou- Lento. llnunnn was brought Before the Police lAgIntnto-8ovonl New Polnu. Bums. ob.2l.-M J. Brannon. the na- m,,.. photo-f '.....""".'a'uo E:-2-uh '3 x I I5! um T ~_:__,_____._ The Budget Debate Occupied the Entire Blttlng. Tonol'ro.Feb. 20.--Tlis budget. occu- pied the house to_-day. two important epeeohee being contributed to that annual discussion 0! the nancial standing l the province. Col. Mabheson. the t1 ancia| critic oi the opposition, spoke rsb, 'vinE'In exhaustive criticism of Hon. 1-. ' mt ! speech from the op- position standpoint, arguing that the rovince is in reality running into abs. nointe in wovernmentfs unlinv. Ha win -_ V...-v -\.. u vs` `I...-4:4. SEVKNTY-FVVE CENTS A (TART LOAD AT THE DRILL SHED or -I dellvoreul. H. WILIOT. Stuart Street. -j om: pmca srona. 133 Princess st. llortl side - Kingston Have you seen our new 6-clasp American Corset for 75? It is the equal of any $1.00 line in the trade. HARD Y S KINDLINO FOR SALE. r\Il'VD\l'l'v I'll!!! nnuma . t~A am an. n .m `50. We `place on sale to-mormw I0 dozen Lacing Hook Kid Gloves, in Tans and Blacks, for 75: per pair. They are excellent gloves, both for quality and l. Gloves; (_:_arsets, 750] emoval Sale;T ONTARIO LEGISLATURE. APPEA RED m c:bTJR'r. )0 446 I We have about 50 pairs slightly soiled were $1.00, for 25. 75C. I -Inp-Iuu wul uni gun. Gun. 2141., lob. 2l.--A!ur .upod- -for -mu` iilhhou-nary"! {Edison hunt: wppiq LI.WIhX I In i :3 u we Ioreou vnnoun mun` ulon out. curt- ors' license; All ve ones were` adjourn- ed for I week. R-ni--nin ll] llil-4.. --- -|.-.._-.I ..:.L sou uno nu nppunnoo " Inbound in the construction Mr. ll utoniny ahtcbod the bciok utmo- Iun. ponpootiu, forth Information qt Irpltaunndntcpny Cl l0I' I WXK. Bonjnmin W. Gilmore in: charged with beingsugnntond was remanded lot A week. Jame: nanngau. onugoa with b ' boon drunk on tho `treat. wu costs, with the nltomntivo of spending a month in jnil. fboblntehcn Arc lady. Architect Elli: has prepared the sketches ol the proposed new school. which he was innrnctadtoluvo randy for the special moo}-ing of tholchool board. They show Ihiochool. u it would amour It hum of I0 I10 500 James Uullivnn and James Garvin were nrrutod by police oicotc Bawaon And Downey on Barrack street Inc night. for ghting. They were uni nod in the lice court. this rnornin I were` each nod83nnd coob.wit.h tho option of a month in jail. They were each given two Inch in which to pay Ibo line. 0. Clsrko., "clnncog" Goodall, W. J. Canlc. J. O Na|l and . Rodd were all charged with Infrmtion of the y-luv ro- luting to canon, b hauling snow o the the streets without. Vin: uhn am. am:- Men : Furnishings, Hats, Caps. Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Silk Vests,` White Gloves, Overalls. Underwear, Summer Goods. Imhrellas, Rubber l(l3oIIt8. Every- tin mm . CI soonil on wnn"Bnr1(Ir?x.'_ ` y V----avu uuvu nun-aunuu Ill vuu u `I-W fl!- via` taken out cart- worn` |diourn- clues nevln populations or over IUU,UUU each, the nunoes of each corporation shall be controlled by A board, subject to .the will of the council. It is to be earn- estly hoped that the bill will be so framed as to change the existing system under which city councils have to provide money at the request of other bodzus that do the spending, end over which the council has no control. Out of ll60,000 that the Kingston city eorporetion has to provide this year it has control of the expenditure of aomethin leee than $10,000. ltwill re- quire the c oeeet ecrutiny and the moat eoonomicnl financing to keep things going witlout raising the taxes. Workod for nu Olty But am so `um... 'l'n [In In. IJIVITV vunurul Ul Illuuuy. "Hon. Mr. lIArg:ly s billbo amend the law vorning the election of Aldermen, oto., vi 1, if past-ed, beu ate in the right direction. said a member 0 the Kingston oouncil to I WHIG nprossiitative this morning. "The proposal is to elect the sldermen for two years instead of one, as at pret-enb,and to have the memberure tire in succession, on s principle Iimilur to that which our public school board is worked. It is proposed, also, that in cities having populations of over 100,000 etch. the nnnnes of mnh c-nrnnnnjnn uuuuunvu unuur vunuuur-nun. A reporter got a glimpse of a pro 1 scheme for the reduction of salaries 0 city officials in view 0! the fact that expendi- tures must be cut down to meet receipts. The nldermen who will support the meas- ure declare thnt a higher rate of taxation cannot be made, that the decreased assess- ment has caused a large reduction in the receipts, And as the oioials are somewhat overpaid in com rison with the times they proposdto rem el the scheme. It is said that by the reductions suggested about 82.200 can be saved. Thorn sre other old- errnen who think a consolidation scheme. such as was proposed last year, but on s broader basis. should also he brought down. Fewer heads and more underlings. at fair wtges. could do the city business to good ad vantage. Board Had No Quorum. Chairmen Carson and Aldo. Behan and Stminge were the only members of the board of work: who turned up last night to attend the meeting called for eight o'clock. Three members do not constitute a quorum, but the chairman was authorized to sign two accounts--one from E. B. Louclu for $24.36, and one from D.` Eaves for fty cente--and the city engineer was given authority to purchase A quentit of making to be used in the drains. he rd will meet before council meetin on Monday evening, when the other mem rs will be asked to give their assent to the notion of those who were present luet nlght. Olty Plum and Ilnpl. A large quentisy of maps and plans of the oil , and of lerent localities in the city, which are of almost ineetimeble value. lie on n counter in the city engineer : olce in the city hall. and if a fire were to break out there they would be consumed before they could possibly be saved. Ald. C. H. Martin has an gestod the advisability of having some ace of securit in which to store such ve nobles, but so ar nothing has been done in the matter. although the great risk of leaving them in their present position has repeatedly been pointed out. u. would no wen, nowever, tor citizens to withhold their nnfavonbla oritaiclun until the nance oommibhoo bu oommittaed itself bosom: denite notion, no development: ` have arisen which any render it. unneces- sary for that committee to submit. a by-luv to the council in connection with the ex- emption ol Monro. Laturnoy Ind McDer- moth. nu nus quiet I0 Uflllollo. The city council has, during the put two weeks, been subjected to A good deal of adverse criticism In the mother of the Leturnev and the MoDermoot exemptions. It would be well, however, for citizens to withhold f.|un'r nnf-Inn-nhln npikiolnnn until Iguug 0! uoucnool board. Tiny about ochool. a r lguiltpf uni-onnauwau Ior -umolpnlollu should uk 3 polioemnn vote. He would prohr that the memboru of the force should be required not. to vote at all at the municipal contents. urulon qt utufnotion. plnorln ebb oil: . night: late oipnl 0 action, st a tlmo whan the returns rocoivod gnvo ox-mayor Wrights maiority. nidihtmmndidnh for nunioinn calm CPI"! - Tho cit council, `st its meeting on Mon- day own ng next, will `probably potmon tho Ontario hglqhcun homuuvno control of tho lmioo Industrial Iehool. In moonl- moo with who roqnoll of the any oonnctl of Hamilton.- - Ino mum at worn pay mu lol` me two weeks. ondin on the Hub inlt., amount; to 8774.19. sum includes the wages of ten laborer: employed on tho Steven retool carer outlet, nhovollinrnnow. and those doimr the ordinu-v work of the da- nrvuuulnun nllll llll IPIIIISIIII. A member of the local police force. a ing ol a complaint made to the effect an constable had made noisy demon- atrutlon of utdsfnotion. nhonn mono (win we omlnuly WOII or an ac- pcnmont. 45 in all, us well u of twenty tam: and their driven. Ill UISII IIIVTUI-`I UVllPIUyGI UII Pl]. 317'" doin bhooniinu-y work of the do- mnmant. in all. 3- well u at lzwontv The loan of Works Dld Not Have a gun-- Tlollood ofnlnoolor looping at Vnlublo Doonnonu - Ollnpoo 0! p lololno to out now: lol- Arlon. - Known. Fob. Inna. Inn. W. J. hm. no Dluvlnt uh ; :. noun Anorlodn Lu. A-Irunoo ..