lllhlIIIIll IIIU ullgy-lull Ivu Inn nun: nu- qulnul hr uhlhltau pun-no cant I and Itwutho hgllug that ask Ilmulnot bolorocd. mun, Ion Iago ukoulj hon II Ipot win; It would psy tn hold the land . an I later :Ih|I every wash II. in becoming Inon valunhlo. . Mr Hnnncnr nnoondad M r. BnI'doI|'l mo~ mrougn me crunner. The claim of W. MeCutcheon for compen- ution for dnmngea sustained because of the ooding of his sshery last November. wu laid over, the committee agreeing to vilit the uhery to dny nnd ncruin the cause of the damage. Mr. McUutche0n he'd that it was created by the overow of the Nu--ll: nu-et. drain. `FL... I. A D D!) nnmnnnv wl rnmnvn Hm street mun. \ The K & P.RR, company will remove Hm fence in the foot of king street. which 1-- -- i i vented access no the water`: edge. Tlun nnvuruunnnt ha: rt-flllnd tn nnn Vh A I'llllIrII warden. Laura. The stone breakers asked for higher prices per toiac for atom: supplied. The engineer said that he presumed the old men could make 50. ur 60. per day at the rate now paid of $4 per toiae. There was A cnnilemmstion` of the" stone used by Aids. Wiimot and Wilson. It was money thrown away to use it. They cartevl it on the streets in the spring and carted it 06' in the fell. There was a harder limestone that was good and the engineer was asked to em certain at what figure it could be furnished the city. Granite vma whet was needed, however, for the streets. The engineer considered that I wine of hand-broken gran- ite were better than two toise thut passed through the crusher. Thn 1-him nf \\', Mnthitnhnon for comman- the engineer to report. upou. W. Uaunpbell threatened legal proceedings if his demand for proper drainage was not complied with. The letter was considered Bu uncuurteous that it was thrown under the table. l`|... ..L...... |...,..I........ ....ln..l Inn I~.l.Juu- An Omens! Sit Upon for lnterlerlng With the lllglitq olthe committee. The streets committee "had I final eesaion last evening. Attended by .Alds. Wilteot. Wilson , Muckleston, Hiscock nd_Redden. The accounts, quite numerous, were pre- sented aud pulsed. An account of $35.94 Wu lsid over for ex lenation. It Wu the cost of I short piece 0 well: laid in Rideeu word, on Frontenu: street between Brock end Johneton streets. It hed'been `ordered by the mayor and it was said- was done for election-eerin pur . -The engineer ad- mitted that e he done wrong in going on with the work without the sanction of"1:he streets eou_:mittee,.hut the mayor had pro- mised toetend between him and all harm. Mr. Holger explained that the piece of V~'_ak' , laid was required to tiil up at gep on 1*`F5n- ` tennc street. The appropriation for the ward having been expended nothing could be done. Many times .\I 1'. John Hazlett had asked to have the boerdvmlk leid. but the couunitteedid not order it. After the extra nppmpriamion, hnd lneen vntml to the tmm~ mittee the nmyor` and Mr. Hazlett went to the engineer and the mayor enquired why" the walk was not laid. l'he engineer said there was no money to do it with. Then the mayor ordered the work und.the engi necr aomplied. The members of the com- mittee generelly condemned the action of the nimrnr. The nrincinle was is wronu one. I nucwe gull!-rnuy cllullclllllull ulu uuuuu Ul the mayor. The princi le wrong Ald. Muckleaton Ill0\'Q(. and Aid. Hiiacock seconded, that the account be struck otf aud an xplauntion be asked from the mayor; if satisfactory then the cost bu paid out of next year's appropriation. It was held that if such work was allowed there was no neeu of II streets committee. A ........_. ..-c &-m....... ......` ..... ....A...l on kn was neeu 0| ureeu colnrnuuw. ` A grant of $30 was recqm mended to be ` made to R. Reeves for the Jose of II hnrae ` caused by being strained in t e service of the ` city. The citizen had no cl m, but he had been such A heavy loser that it was thought A chatritabie act to help him. Th. niniln nf .l Rrnlmnahire for damages clmriuwle act to Ilelp mm. The claim of J. Broltcnahire for damages for injuries sustained on Uordon street. through 1\ defective board walk was con- eidcred and the engineer ordered to examine the place along with Mr. Brokenehire. The injured man said that he ateppedon the end of a board not resting on asleepcr. that his foot ' went. under was caught and strained and hecanse of the lmmw: he was incapacitated from work for twelve weeks. 'l`l... _.. _nI-\1\'lI 4-..- 1. -.i.....IL. l\l\ An...-9 ..n.I Irom work lor twelve ween. The requests for baanlwulks on Albert anal ` Maudonuell streets, and fur thelupcuim; and ` grading of Patrick street. were referred Lu the engineer to report upou. \\' ().umn..-ll rhrmuenad lmml nroceedinus ungu. In Hamilton tho city allow: the Mr uIo~ cinliou the use oi the place guoundn. free of real. And mute: an Annual grunt to the exhibition of 81.000. The county grant! C800 annually. In Tnmnm LL. fair around: url buildilml ucucnny uemou. The committee than adjourned. THE STI-:I7EET,S COMMITTEE- l'Ionr- OW lit. uuu III! anus. Market qulo at unchuv nun. Pntonu winter. 5.75 lo 11 puont spring. 5.!) tot); ncnlght ro`l.|3`.`:l&D$oo.z:': W . u : noun: II It klglgnnull LII :0 ON I! to law Winds urotly outrorly. Mr `weather, and M n limo higher umpu-stun. um ll men rclaguwu lull I-Ill! luau. Rev. Mr. Walker. in I very sble address, showed the need of the world for the word of God, and proved why the Christian peo- ple should be active in the work of diatri- hntlmz the bible among the heathen. Rull Mr \\ hitimr mad I lint of the oi- nnumz (HQ DIINC IKIIDKIK HIU IIBIDIIUII. Rev.. Mr. Whiting read I lit! of the otii cars appointed for the your for the locul `branch of the society. They were u follows: Presi-lent-Rev. Dr. hcklon. Vice l rocidanta-Revs. F. W. Dobbin, IL Wliitiiur. Dr. Mownt. Secretary 7- Rev. .\l r. Hmilton. Depoaitor -G. S. Hobart. Auditors-.\leasrs. [L W. Robertaon and Joseph lhwdeu. ttnmmim-.a-'l`h-. oiuorl of the uocietv and H. Jack. The meeting in closed with the bone- diction. There hu urrived II. J. Casnnpbellh wood yard, Ontario nreet, the but stock of named or unnwod maple, also the beat of dry nhsb wood. CHOU annually. In Toronto tho fair ground: on ! building: belong to the city. In I879 {hen the In~ cluntrul association was formed the outlay upon the pro rty land boon $2(l).0(X). In the you in w loh the lndnntrisl unocintion In formal the city council gnntod 35.00). the county council 8`),(lX). nnd the cilinnu 8l0,(l)0. sinus than tho ally council has nddocl gluon: O30.(ll'l'wo|-th of buildings and nlninhinod the mound: snd impmvosl them to the extent of 85.(lIl yonrly. In A]. nun. nnnnn than Ill All nlnnlntn up to date is uoocu. liev. Mr. Macgillivray spoke hnielly of the progress the parent society had made since its formation in l804. `ht this time the scriptures were only circulated in about 40 ililferent languages. During the past. ten years the society had issued the bible in ltiti ditierent languages. It has been well said that the work of the British and Foreign bible society keeps page with the bounding. throbbing energy which characterizes the ninetecnthycentury. He pointed out that the wort done by the society was of the very highest order, and that the bible had been sent to the people in all heathen lands. There were foreign lands now opened to them by commerce, and they should see to it thst the people were first put in possession of the bible before other systems of religion are taught them. They should show more enthusiasm and liberalily in the worltyof the society than they had evinced in the ast. This was a grand mis- sionary age o the church, and the people should make the scriptures as accessible as possible to those of heathen lands. The bible was the most wonderful book the world had ever seen. and it is the most won- derful bleaslng given to mankind. They would find upon reading it carefully that it was more oharming than any novel that has yet been provide-l. It is even more pleasing to read than Robert hllsntere, or any book which creates a furore for a short time and is then relegated to the shelf. R.u- Mr Walker. in a sari able address. Joseph nawueu. Con1miI.tee-'l`h-, society Mean. A. Chowu. Major Wilson, Prof. Fowler. P`. (fhown, N. Ah.-Leod, 3. Our and H. Jack. Tl... ......oinn nun r'nnnJ with [Inn lunar. 17 is BETTER AT TENDED THAN IN- THE OTHEf{ veans The Work 0! the Pnreut and Local Sn- elot|os-l`he Hpboehns ln_ Commentin- tlon Thereof by the Clol`J--~T,h0 mn- 'cors ol the Kingston Brunch For This Your. , . ' '1he snnusl meeting in connection with the local brs_nch of the British and Forei n 'bible society was held last evening in t e Sydenhaui street Methodist church. The audience was larger than that at many re- vious meetings. Rev. Dr. Mowst presit ed. '1`he scripture rudin. M'll followed by prayer by Rev. 1'`. W. nbbs. . ,, Rev. Mr. Houston read the report of tho` .lucul branch of. tlie society j_or...tlIs"`yesr .1888. It was with very rent satisfaction that the committee no the continued prosperity of the parent. society. It hsl issued during the year about ~l.200,M)() copies of the bible. printed in nearly 309 ditierent languages. and disseminated in nearly fty Bolllttries. The last report of the society contained over 700 es and I7 maps. l`he Upper Ul|BdI~vbl )l society issued during the year over 40.()i_)0 co ies of the bible in whole and in part. \'ithin the bounds of the Dominion of (Xanadu the bible was circulated in `22ditl"erent lsngu iges. and one of these is Chinese. The committee was almost ashamed to speak with reference to the Kiiigstoii branch of the society. The col nrteur of the society hes been st work am found that there is great need of the bible being distributed in the north of the county. The committee is of the opinion thst the time is not for distant when in- stead of 4,000,000 copies being circulated throughout the world l0,000,(|00 copies will not meet the demand. l`L.- _.-nu-t nf tlu: alnnnnifnr Mr I: Inset me lemunu. The report of the depositor, Mr. (3. .\`. Hobart, vma presented. At the beginning of the year there was on hand stock valued at $2213.05. Since then purchases have been made amountigg to $173.05. The sale: amounted to S. ). Fheria now in the de- pository stuck valued at $311.37. Mr. 1: Hmzue. the neasurer. read A re- Posllory UIUUK nuueu IL n)ll.u)l- ` Mr. H. Hague, neasurer, prt respecting the nances. l`he receipts nf the yezxr reached $7l9 54, and the dis- bursement: $256 32. The balance on hand 'up to date is $463.22. I-E.-v Mr Mm'.uiHi\`l'lV snake lniellv EELE` sb/CiETY`{MEET1N(V:. A-vu_rvv'~ w--o -vT'__ 0|b-I ylig .~ a` IJVIIPOOI. 00110! IAIKII`. an ; I: -~ Ootr.ttoo Ilyothtlu I&hI lint. p gun on many. A0 to the suitability of tho grounds for exhibition purpolot we have the testimony of the wool. colninhnl. judgu. Hon. Char- la Drury Inyt v nntho nuunund moat com-onion: in Cumin. Exhibitor! and oili- con 0! nriou fair nnocinliou have boon equally complimentary in their ulennou. The ground: at thin date no in Inioodid r IOITIIAI. PIODUCI HARRIS. Alon-ruli. Jan. 15 non:-- M hhh. Baku Clinch. Ila:-kn! nnln Al nnnhnnl III; IONTREAL ITOCI IIAICIITE Ioanul. Jan. l5.-l!nooI. nun-n. urn on u LIYIIJOOL CIIIII comMric|AL T MATTERS. equally ooupmnonury ll uuu ulcrrnou. The ground: :0 In splendid condition. being clan. wollkogt and free ol trupun. They no being carefully looked that by the nddout counter. The report III method and adopbd. Tho uolluror. Ir. J. B Walton. uulr mined Illa Induce shoot. It III nlorrod totho Auditor. Hr. Adam IcAt-thnr. who \1sIt|n nhu far A van Anal Ihnnn diam! of the any spent .u.uuu. The Bsy of Quinn Agricultural unocin lion ha been nnlo-I 8l.5(X) by the cit of Bellevillo, soul l,50') by the county of u kings. In Hnmihnn tlm oilv Allow: the `Ail I-0- the euonl or (0.000 yolny. In I tluuouu thonvu An absolute gin of money. A. m an -nlnbililv of proud: Ml`. IS. \\ . PUIKEF. lulu Mr. I. D. \| nlnclu. The company, we think, can be congratu- lnted upon the success: of the uucleruhiug. The buildings were completed by Sept. Ist, and fur ncaluess and cuuveui.-nu: are second lllllrecl lur l'\llIl|lIIUll ptlrlmaru nu. plravuu. The price paid for the whole property vms " ,500. In addition to the lots the company purchased n human and llllfa lo 3. farming the sonthlwest corner of the fair Jruundmfor the uf $l..\'.30. Fhc house is,usl-d fan; A um`:-taker`: It`bl|l\`ll`5t, And the lots lmve: lm-n ntili`/.ed for the erectinu of cattle sheds The total purclmae nicney for the ground would lh:-rcfure be $'1,3.')0. In the lnll of I857 the work oi renmving sin h buildings as wurv useful from the old grounds was In-gumiui-I Iuefure the winter set in All the material was on the new grounds, and the fuuudntinn of lho present l`r_\`stul palace laid. (`outracta were given out fur the erection of such huildin as haul to be constructed of new nmteries . They called for the expenditure of $6,000. The other huildiugs were erected by the cmnpany nu der the Sllp(`l llllCll|lt'DL` of .\Ir. John \\'|lniot And in cunnuittcc mmposed of the president, .\lr. li. \\i. Fulger. and .\Ir. l. li. \\ nlkem. `Hm nnlnnnnv we think, run he congratu- 1 I|Iv.v vr nun a-nu.-.-`u `On motion o! It. Bordon. uoudod by In Rn.-n-o Ilia `III-nlnnu Inn A-l.IunrhnI_ "sistiug of I35 lots. Khereot has been paid up. The company mrchnsed a plot of ground on the north siceof l'riuc:-sa street. cmr Of these SI lune be u enclosed mud built upon : and there are our side of the grounds .34 lots which Ale not re uluired fur mhihitiou purposes at present. The: mice mid whole property to no manor. ur. mum Icnrtnur. wuu holdnoco for 5 you. ndvhuodlgutol the mount: will he prinbd and man In the uhuoholdon so soon on It in randy. M11033 or rm: nu-um. llhwflllg.` beg to report. [he uuuupnny vnus forlineal with I capital of $10,000, all uf which wna paid up. The capital vms aft.-rw.nr,-ls inx-reused tn $`. .`u_(|UU. Of the increased sum cf $|5,00l) the sum`uf $6.000 has been aubgcrihed, but no part. Khereuf has been paid Thn .nmn.mv nurchnsed nlot ground "MEETING or Tl-{E NEWMCOMPANY HELD LAST EVENING-W n. Thu `llopnrt ol the Directors In A $nl|qhc- Rory 0Io-lmpl-ovlnx lho Poulllou of tho Aunclutlnu by tho. Sale of Honda -(N|ll Iuciouuo In the Value 0! the Outings)`: l~'rp'uA-Ky. _ ' 'lhe innual meeting of the Midland agri- mlmral uuocintion nu luld Int avgniug In the council chamber. There were present : .\les'sra. ..l. R. \\'nlkem; J. Wilmot. P. Wil- mm. M. H. I-`plger, B._\\'. Folger, A. Shuw, Sherirf Ferguson. IL J. ' Duulnp, Jose I: I-`rgnklin. John Heivttin, A. Ii-nuht, \". \':.I.|- u I.'..... I: \ I|I.h-i.un I \'-.~~n~hnn ll. Ii.-Awdeu,J. ti. Luxrutneus, u. 11 non- win, J. S. Mucklentun, J. Reahlen, L. B. .\`;;c-xu~r and G. Amey. - . '.\Ir. J. )Hnnes was called to the chair. Tins nuiiules of the last meeuuu of the shnrc-huidvrs were nsadcml conrtgpxl. TL ... at .. ._ .....o ..t 95.. .N.-....o.u-n wna flint` snnr('nmm=rs were rmmcnn cunnrm_ou. Then the report of tho director: was read by the secretary, Mr. R. Meek. as fol- lowa : ' .u~'u...u-r .u.- -run nnnvrwvnisz low; I Iuzrukr or rm; nIIu:('m1L{. Thu buunl of dimcmrs of the hliglauxl Agricultural association. at their tirst muual mc-citing.` beg report. I]... nnmlunv win: formed capital Sl|Dl.AXD CENTRAL FAIR. .\lessrs. L IS. H lutelng u. n Ilulum. : . wv nr `Sheritf .\'ickle,R. Keut,(.`. .\. Uldrieve, .\. S-.r.-xchnn, H. B:nwdeu.J. B. Cuxruthenz, W. H God- `.-in ,l \` \IunlzIu-ln'n J Ryuhlun. L. vlouil Inhu lip lloduudd. Btochvlllo. ofltltlinglcoudnnuuotd touovouvonn In the ponllonlhry. Ho urlvotl ban hm owning . Iiowucludlnthonllfoliolhr Iujntyh volntoor union. The iudp thou t tbs: Ihnoon ol the company, at whic he Va 1 number. should have his um around at onus. :33 vuunnu. . - Mfl Iooondod Mr. Bordon`: mo tion. it was carried nuuhnomly. The [Ate lire. Itogenn. shut-ot l.Ake. Mn. .\`neAn B. Rogue. who died At the residence of her son inluw, Jesse \'hibley. clerk of the division court. Sherbet lake. on JAn. 9th, Aged RI yelire, I`Ae A generel favourite in the villuge with old And young. A full on the oor in the eitting room About three weeke before her death caused A bAd breek of her thiizh. which was set by two phyeiciane, but After A very painful eickneee of three week: the d over the river into eternAl reel. She Eire her pAinful sickness with Chrintinn reeignA_tion,|mowing in whom she believed, And with full condence in A bleeud Redeemer And in A hloeeed her!-After. The funerAl eervicee were held on Friday, the llth. And Rev. Mr. Scuitlebury prenvh~ ed An iinpreuive sermon After which the body WAI plecenl in the vault At HArrow- smith. Mr. Shibley spared neither expense nor trouble to leeee And help Mu. Roger: while Alive, AA to show respect to her Ine- mory Aner deeth. In Land the la. The Btu.-lvlllo papal no unions that to Ihould all the pibllc ol Klupton that two or that Inotuhnll from thin city haw Ioalbd in Bmckvllk within "I Itllo out 5 your." M`: an pm to do ID. We no phlnd Go now lytonhu no proo- ring unywhon. But we would Illa tho \ rockvillo people to know that (or try Hun who qowont of Kinpton hf other- movo into it. Kingston llbooulng. and tho Broclrillo pooplo how it. esumuo. (lu Sntunlny night there were nenriy lifty Imlies on the N. T. & Q. R}! train Ieavilw Nnpanee. A nsilvmy ollicial noticing the Wluu repreoentntive said: "Hnven't we as big load tonight? I took as many out at noon to day. As soon as the connection with Kingston in mule you will nd them I going to your city to make their pur- chases. Yes, sir. th conne.-tion will be A good investment for you and for us." The Purple of Napuaee expect to derive some sen.-til from the utenuion of the railway to Tvreed. We Are the county town." uid I resident, and the farmers and county otiicinls will all come here to do their buai nets. Then we believe that Mr. Rnthbnn will bring his lumber and timber to Nnpn nee and tnnship it here by .nter for the American market. This will be on ulna- tnge to us. While we nee tint in n buniuoda vuy. retail Ind wholesnle trud. Kiu ton will be ulvnntqzed yet we cnunot be have that we will antler as you predict. On the other hand, we will boom also." la) l .IOIlI II IIIQIG! 0! I lulu uloulur, nnu Ill her in extended an nymxuhy 0f`l|Ol many ooqnninhnccn and Irina I in her pd silic- tinn Ilo ooooc 0! Which TIC: Won Gum)- An lacuna at `lion Hulov. in Cancun nuloho. ha ur- rivodutlhoptluou to ix untou- luv.-any. In only null I term In: hnnlimlno in nnnllc Idle Wil- 7'5." %'3".,......" ; '7 tot breaking into Mr. . river, Ind 1 mile or rails um be (mu 1:. The survry of the Yairker I au-mwnuuith connection is nnnplcu-.l, nngl the work --f Lxmstluctiuu will proceed at once. The right of way will be purchueul with K lust:-.. A Hurrowsuiith wneapoudont writes than it is rumoured (hut J. L. (iilhmnlx-_\`, the well known contractor, cunnea-ted with the principal ruilvmy entorpriacs of the continent. is about to trn-ler for the com pl:-to lruiluling of the N. 1`. & Q. hranvh tn Harrowsmith; $70,000 is said to be his estiuuto. n._ .`......_I... ..:..Lo .|....-. um... -...r2u fty flu Lao In. Ann Curr. The lumen! of the Isle Mn. Ann Carr took place from l'Houl Dion this morning. The remains wen n: conveyed to St. Mnryi cathodrsl when 1 solemn muool requiem wn chsnhd In the pretence of manyfriondnolthodooouodlady. Foltwcnty mu. .3. ranidall in an tovnhin of Kinr ITICINIIUI IIICIIKI yous Ibo tgnidod in aqua. n_cu _Cu_nnqui `IR mount: 0! Ir. IIWIIII, wltucu uy cal. Hr. spacer. the directors Ion uthoriz no nhoz morlpggatluy thodool hood: 5003. no they non. cm: which to pqy ol the ouhhndlng iobholilonnochdou. l.. ALI. am--ganhun thg ntlvinnhililw M In. the an at lm) ot` 5&7-a.' u':r"'c}'m.q' "ui.Tu{'I:'o'I}'i& 763?. this city her holes. on dcu but in loft In nmn-n IJIm(I.|If I kind not BI`. and E0 Ihll city I10!` noun. Una nun nut u mu tn mourn lhaIloI1'uf 5 or, Iyln by ofghcr -......:-o--m- Alli. frlnn n In Lor $1` 3min- III (III POIIIWIIIIII7 ll IJIIIIIIIK IIIUIJ nu- ! nuunnnuouua uuamo. ` Ynurdny lonuoon Richard Vuotun. ` hnulcwn. who hangout mostly in out wnlthnlnnalahv-nnh-bu. Ill eon- \\`ork|ng an lhve 'l`unuw-will-Twoecl I-Inn-n-I alums --\\'Imt I ;-`npla Have to may. The Napmuee & Taullworth railway com- pqnuy re pmsccuting the work on the Tun- 'wurlh T vex! exteminn. A large fvrve of men are mt work In the cuttings l)l l\\'l`t`l| `l'amworth and Iiriuwille. Thu pmm-III r.-sil\uS' station an 'l`;\un\`orth will soon he- abamluned fur A new one across. the river south of the village. A quad subeuutial bridge has been hid norms the Salnmn ; river, and mile of rails laid beyond it. w 'I`\.. _.......... .J' pl... \'.-l-...- I ...-.-....-nmivlu xurrxn.-a ur; numrnms. \ The meeting then proceeded to the elec- tinn nf directors. Messrs. Nivklc and Hewmu Acting as acrutineera. l`h\a result was the 1 election of the old board by an nlmoat unpui- I mnuu vote. The elect are. Messrs. M ihea, Rcid, Wulkeln, Wllumt. lhvrdell. Kirkpat- rick. Gildenleeve. D Nicol nnd Martin. These will meet in a few days, elect. a presi- dent, ml appnint a secretary and a tren surer for the year. Mldlnml Ccutral Fair. The members of the! Mixllnml (feutral fair associltion will meet \\'cdues-lav afternmm at I o'clock for the eleclinn of ulirvcturs and otlicers for the year. The meeting should lie: largely atteuale-l. Mr. 'ii:riL:i o'.l. noconuiod liy Sheri?` `erguaon, thnllhis moing empower: the. directors. to nae; their discretion in the dis- posal of luts lying outai-ieluf those 5! prseut nccupiml ; that the aid loci line It xed rniluu - that thnnn nn ['l il:IB'B8I\llll'eeW llld occupiml that the and lot: nave nu-u value; that thou on l'ri peahalreet Alfred street be held at- 31' zlnalthc rest at $300 ; and that the prom;-do of the male be devotgd to the paying olfof bond: and mort~ gago.-Carried. . 1`ER'l'l)lu\'l.\l. to .\IR. wlnmrr. - Mr. Bawdeu suggealetl the presentation of a testimonial to Mr. John Wilmot in recog- nition of the excellent service he had ren- do.-r"ed the association an the superintenxlnnt of work at the fair ground. Owing to Mr. \\'ilmot.'I good uunagt-meat there was no doubt that ha hnul saved the association hundreds of dollars. MI`. Watom said the nutter had been diwuasexl by the directors. L... oh-.. cI..m..|n o|..i'ohi- 'maI.h~'r ahnuld hy the nwe-ting. ` \ir.\VilmM tluuilwd the alusrelmldcra fur their hnndamne appreciation of his segvices. He had felt the responsibility of the position `which he occupied. He had congratulated Ininislell upon the success of the work under taken by lhe Isqociation, but he had un right to take I" the prnise to himself.-.' `The building committee had renderd- him great assistuuvc. And mule mddy Ysacritiea in the interest of the association. (Applause) I`I |`l`I"lli\l HIT Illlll-`l"`lIk\` nutter had been tllsclnsexl by Ina ulrecums. ' but they thought. thnfthin `matte? should. ` emnmate from the ulutrelmlxlera. Mr. Shnw i paid the beutimuuial should be left in the ` hands of the directors, to be dealt with us ` they suv lit. 'l`his suggestion was Adopted V by the meeting. \Jr\Vi|nmt Ilmnhm` the nIlIl`|!h0|4`Ql`l `'33 W `I. T. In this oouccdol tho advisability 0! tell- ing one ol the May-(our lob not not re- ....a...I In uhlhlunn nun-nun: mac n. THE VRAILQ/.AY PROJECTS- Man Iron THET Paison. IN MEMORIAM. THE BRITISH Wmc; TUESDLAY JAN. 1.1.4 UITUKIII III. Petitlnnere leee nl In eeked lor eeldeelk on e etreet when no ere bulls. The Inetnhele o` the gtreete committee lenghed end eeld: "It wouldn't be down two de in baton the boerde Id be curled o . Five Inlnetee helore oommmee met e oltieen eeld : "I vkll you'd all the elder- Inen eo open ell eueeu in the lllnlu end iveehe piece the eppeerenoe of e clzy. n! Ie the time to do`It. Lg. down el e- welheend ehev pnfeheeere edventegee they will receive. end we on eell the pro- perty very fut." . .-vv.---....---. .. ._ w..F..-. -..... ttibuto to rebrua'r' '.5;;~v-rn'bu:Ir tho Itoty ol::n hit!` out . call Thu Emergency Mon." told from: hnd|ord'I Into! view. C. D. (Hboon wlllluunh L Thoma Sor- ...-. n.... -m .|......n'.. ..m. .1--. . IIICVUT VIII! ] ll IIIIUTL Rev. F. 1!. Stretton, Temvrorth. ll 6. clergymen who ulmlree noveluee. The label wrinkle le e eocinl entertainment which he he: termed "e medley." He wenu nll hie pnrielnionen to make nddreeeee. reed. nclteor eing. the enbject to be about the occupnuone they en en l in. If I yoe- men tlen he on elm! n In fermln . if n merchant about eonoke. etc. ' He ellevee the getherin will be protable. ' George H. eennn. the nlnwwrlnht. will con- As soon as the n--w streets committee is formed it is pml Able that two new nreet watering cuts will In: ordered. They will he needed as new turritory will have to be vmterui. " "` ' Just think of this, stair mtrpet for live cunts; lmlix-.3` lnlul; wool huse in!` L] cents. M R. .\lcl aul's. Hosiery. gloves, mitts. hoods, caps. mulll:-rs, &c., lesa than cost at R. .\Icl-`anl's. ' If this should catch the e e of anyone nu-ling new clothing. we wnulil advise him in go to Lambert & Walsh, H0 Princess street, wh: re he can be sure of getting gnonl value for his mom-_\'. \ .... ... ........l. .. ...iln Inna Ln: lunhn in. SN-u`_\"s, IU.) rrmceu street. Iunguon. _ During the summer. Superintomluut. Fol ger. u! the K. &. I`. RR , will give stored ; concerts, on Sunday uiternoonu, on the lawn in the sutiuu. He thinks they will be an an- lru-lion and keep some people out of mis- clliei. I D l)..n..-.|uu-r`. run-H : fnrnlnlnn clnel. J. R. l{atteuburv's gent`: furnishing establishment, and Shore Lyon`: grocery store were aenmlletl by thieves hut night. They found no money anal took no goods. In the grocery store the thieves fcuted pr:-uy freely on cheese. Ymnr mom-V in bellael` to us than zooda.no M nune The mill coat of the buildings And grounds is about ${.',0()0. The details Are in fol lows : Paid to government for hind . .8 3.50) ` to l`u)`Ir: for house and lots. . 1.50 For labour . , . . . . . . . . . . .. MLTII) For nmleriul . . . . . . . . .. 16.5)! lnl`lllul|lr\la' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.000 . The director: Iubmit for your wnsiderr tin an estimates made by Mr. Nmvlunda, architect. of the value of the buildings nml lunl owned by the company, thus ': The huildinn . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ..$.'|) (ll) 'l`ho.-lnmlqinahw (Air an-oundsl .. I151!) 'l`i~.-3 land unenulused . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l3.5tl) cunnnuge saluuues. dimes LTBWIUTII. The vitnl autistic: for I888 in-rs: Births. 33!}: muri es. 138; deaths I88. There in 1 ulilfemm-e 0 `75 in the totals between 1887 and I.\`\'.\'. Then: has evidently been areu negligence in to registruion. .\l r. Flann- gnn will pruscxute some of the most agrant delinquents. The fullnwinq members of the Durham delinquents. The {ullnwing members eld latter)` luve come to Kinqatnn to take I shurl course in the Royal school of gun nery : Sergt. Thompson. llnnnb. Mor An. Bmulv. Lflhl, Gunners .\lc.\lullon and . c Mullen, of Flulle, and Gunners Dufoe, Jones and Realty and Trumpeter Normally. A: than nnnn4l Innolino of the .\'tnr|'inamn JODCI nuu l`:(`M.l)' Illll llulnytnel nuuunu) . At. the nnmul meeting of the \'l0K`l'illg00ll Agricultural society the following oicers N were elected : Joseph Tolund, president ; , A I-` Rmul wins-nrqlidnnlz Alexnnder V It I`. -OI III] I. There mny hon recount in the matter of the roovoohip of the toynnhip oi Shoiold. L. Wugur info-and B. Debut. the old nova. by two votes. The elector: put in an en- tinl new council. Penevoruaoo resulted tn! 0 return of F. B. Reed. a deputy- nuvo by six votes our William Brown. Mr. Reid wqs Muted npln and spin but lnever vanquished. Raw II` R Qlnnltnn Tnnnavnrtlu In A IIIC IIIIIUKIII VIII IE PIYIIIUIIIIC. George. euop.tho playwright. will con- Febnnr Srriburr ofnn Irinlu nntl-Ann, null Thu Rina!-annnv Mnn,"v lreely cheese. Your money in gooda,no mnwr how rheap. Roll bacon; ~l'2c ; cook- ing apples. 20 ; able npploa. 20 an peck ; lemons. '20 : oranges, 20 ; crnnberriel. we; roll and tub butter, fresh celery, poutoeu, cunl-ridge Jtmea Crawford. Thu vhgl untigrin: for IKRK I1-rs: Births. I`t!l'B tlecletl JOIIIPII lllllllll, pnsuucut ; A. I". Bond. vice-president ; Alexnndor Ritchie, aecreurv-troalunr; directoru, F. M. Campbell, S. A. Lyon. John (Gihoon, H. Moreland. R. Pntonon, Geor I-Idwsnll. T. Thompson, E. Scott. W. (ii on. Nnw in Hm hon}. time for blanchimr cot~ I. lnompeou, :1. ocou, H. uluuuu. Now is the but time for bleaching tons. (`muons white And grey at wholeule price! at R. Mcl"nul'n. Towoln, tnblo linens, nheelin , pillow cottons, linen cruh. All at m prices. at. R. McFnul's. Carpets, oil cloth, curtain poles. nrt bhndn and rollern. chonile curtains. dnmuk and tnnnnir-I nnrlninlnn Illa nhnnnalt in the it`! Mr. I.. U Llllllcn llltl IL Ulll. - James Puwley, of Weathrooke, who as- ssulteq County (Tuustnble Wright, while he was in the dischzuge of his duty, was dis- missed tnis morning because the conatsble did not desire to press the charge. I,..n...a hm \s-hnln nml uusrber win. ("ll not cu-sxre to press um cnlrgu. Ladies? Imlf, whole and quarter wign. bangs, switches, hair chains. rungs, made to nrder. Dress and umntlemaking. (`amnif A...-....o hmn Aunr nu-An nvnr \\'nInh l Outside of the exhibition grounds the com pany uwns 51 lots of the following sizes : IL`! of 1 acre each : N5 of L 1) of an acre each : auafn at l 5 of an acre each As a conse quenoe of the large expenditure by thiu as- auciuliuu, and by the city in street: nnd drainage, the value of these lot: has been gr:-ally enhanced. I: ysill be necessary to gut the vnpiml of .',(MI) fully puid up. The citilxns hue paid $l0.000, and, as stulevl elsewhere. nuh Icrihed $0,000 IIIOII`. leaving about $l0,000 to be still taken up. and a debt of Sl0.000 to he met hy the sale of lots nr otherwise. The indebtedness of the compnuy Amounts to uhnut $`.'3_(l)0 at present. In mi. \:-Ar`: hir it in honed Lha cilv and ....u. . uuu n nu-1.: upe- at}. `in C WU: vurulllll at R. Jol"nul'u. `PL-.. ....-.. L-` value mr nls A rare tuck, at mile long. has lwn lo~ mm-I on the ice below Cataruqui bridge for the use of those who desire to speed their horses. The truck is in axcellenu. condition. .\Ir. L. It Cillllch lnid it out. I .J \\'...rI\-nnl-.1 In-Mn nu. nrtler. [Dress and luluue mnluug. LI'lll.II| corset, best ever made, over Wulnh &` Sta-u~_\-'3, I05 l'r$Iceu street, Kinguton. ` l|..... n.. uh.` nnnnvnnr \`nvu.u-intnnxlnllt. F.nI Superior. Fullevtor .\hrsc-, (`ape Vincent. has been 0I`IlL`I`L`1` to take tlw upium seizeul hut. winter to Allnmy, where it \rill`be comlcmueal. I} will then be adu-rliscd and sold. ~ n.... u 'I` |-.. ........ l.`...~o \I..[.m.I \' \\' IJ. llljll 'lll'IlIllIII'Iw IL IIIUIIIII DUI" I Perry will doocrlbo, with views, 4:: lutonltlug oullccdon ol (iruoo- ptiul malt: diaoovond In 1887 DON` ` nyonm. _ I\`.hm-I ll-Iinvnn Ihnl. dome of than DOE: pnmce family. city hall. Jnnunrv 23m.- The Folgera are arranging number excur .aion among hhe Thnuuud lllunda And to Cape Vincent.` .: " Mr. Leslie nu:-chased the ateambqrge Rev. I-`zuhgr Mcliunougn. The harbour is frozen over at Portsmouth. The ice is strong, and last `nights. green many young peoplu skated over it. Manitoba our $`. .T5; bran 90. : hay, SH; chop feed, $1.25, at W. F. Baker's, commission nu-rclmnt. 1'2 Market Suuare. Hurdwure, stoves and rangeg, damaged by ti, water and snmk`e. clearing sale at big reductions. Bibby & Virtue. King street. Rm.-h 1: Bomb. have the beat. slabs. hard \\`lll then be amwruseu tum nolu. Rev. ll. '1'. llrmrne. Fort .\lc[.eod, .'. \V. T.. missionary to lvgxun Indians, acknow- Iwlges the I'u't:ipl in goods fljom the hulies of \`t. Julm.-3', Kingston, to the value of $62, .\.. .\4\4\n na 1|... ....m air-nah: nnn\n|H.N\a in Tho Spiro at l-Ivory Day L110-`-Wh`lt tho Public nro Tnlklng Abont.-Notl|lng Ea output the Attoutlnu of Thoqo Who are Tnkgnl Notu. ` . V The uppusl meeting of the board of trade occurs on Friday night. . - ` Far nnnninn Rn:-nntnn No. 4 C0!` E0_ $0 mun! :`.'.1_uuu ax pr:-sens. In this your`: fair it is hoped the city and mum)` councils will take a substantial in- ten-st. That this company may no whnt nth:-r plwea are during. in I municipal sense, lor the fair: the dim;-ton hog no quote fol ing has us taken from recent corn`apond~ DB1`? ' beer or whiskey or both. . Kingston | reabyt.er_v meet: next inCooke u church. city. March l8t.h. Look out for Mather-Goose and her tem-A` family. hall. Jmunrv 25th.` The l-`uluera are an-nmzimz Cape Vincent.` . Mr. Leslie purchased ateambqrge Isaac May and two barges, - and 3130 the ichunu('I' Neelon. 1'1... ..:.:........ l\; \'..mmm, wnthout resnect ichunuer Neelou. The ('i!i7.el\5 of Nnpanoe, without respect of cwad, will under A tnrewell address to Rev. Fzuh-.r Mchunough. `H... n.,..|....... :. 6'.-..u..n nvnr at Portsmouth. what you want in the me: une M uwlr ynru. The members of Nb. L` compunv. Nth battalion, cnlnnueuced regular weekly dlills lust cu.-niug in Mr. 0llbrd`a building. Brock street. ' Mr. Ril-lyqunch. latte umyer for the K. & I . RR. imu on: a-ompmy, is emplo) ed in cunnection with u silver mine near Lake Superior. l'.nHnnrnr H mm (`mm Vincent. has III IIICXIVUICI Ill I00! II?` I'Iy0IIIlI- . Elna helluva thus dome ol than were diced throoor four oonturlu bdoro the `hrhthn on. II.A&ol._.- I--A -l..|n ..L.4I On- - .hI-n'.-II. PARAGRAPHS PICKED up 39 oun - `BUSYJREPORTERS, the Ga Works yard. > Game Vincent has ll places licensed tosell beer whiskey both. K inautnn Prnnlwtarv meets reductions. mbhy & virtue. rung uu`u\-I.. Bruck &. Booth have the slabs. woml `null dry blocks. You can get just. ` what in the fuel line at their yard. 'l`I... .....mIm.... ..i \.'h mnnhnnv. I-CU) :NdI13Eiv7 ToE THE `*DAif." Friday night. For genuine Scranton No. coal go, the Ga Works yard. mm Vinmznt Im. II nlnce: enve : In Uttawa the grounds belong to the city and are lenses! to the fair association far I numb-:r of yenn at n noniinul rental. last your the that show was held under the new urder of thingu. nnd the council contributed to it 813,011). The county of Cnletun voted &'$.IxlJ. In lnn.l.m Mm Human`: nnrk has been `en. cnouue curluni. lllllllll nnu r curtaiulng, the choopeut in the city ` nl"nuI`n Arrlnlu at the Bi-lid: Aunrlnun Boul- B. 8. Duly. W. Eduumlu, W. llutohllll. U. J. Kllnln. ll. Watson. R. Roan. I . F. Kelly. Pruf. A. 8. Smith. Iontnsl: W. I`. l|`nI|ct;LI. Kwyu. W. B. Blrd. J. P. Dunning. Tamntoz A. 0. Bug. Ou-Moo Plus; W. Patnlnnmou. J. moi. J. B. Smut, `W. H. Morn. Btookvlllez R. W. Loonu-d. Prlng Hill; W.`J. Rnttlo, Clovolsud. Ohio: Fred Buloombo, R. Rul- _ul!. Hsmllton; 8.1.`. Chuloy, Wlnnlpog. Thor Dld All I'll!) could. The port!` I-ho nocuod Blokely ond oon from the Rooting it-o oo neor `henna deny thot they roluood to render oulotonco. When Bloko|y'o oon roochod ohore ho tuld Chorloy Moron, blochmlth. Bo oide. tho: his lothor woo dood oh tho loo. ho ot onoo ut out with Abol Flnklo. In o boot. and ound tho ohormon on the loo without o hot.ooot. not or booto. Hio ooclxo woro full o! holoo. and tho ooh bod boon torn from tho book 01 Mo houdo. Tho} plooad tho bodyluobootond took It oohotp. Word woo ooot to Trontoo {or o ooronor. Iootood o! o doctor oomlnlown Bloko|y'o who ood oon oppoorod In tho oftornoou and took tho vented Do me water I euge. : The government has refused to nllow NW N Sydenhsm stret extension opened up to I` ~ 1 full width. and in consequence the Bishup ` of Kingston is willing to let the city hum the half of the street outside the well on payment of its value. the bnlnnce to he hsnded over when the property reverts to his possession. The engineer was instructed to write to his lordship nnd uncertain it he would accept the valuation for the wall and sheds as eetimltetl by the city vsluswr. When ndecision nf this matter is renched then the opening of the street will be pucticelly settled. Thu nnnunittea than ndiourned. Rough on tho Junlor. A young Indy. st the dole of the medical re-union in Queen's university, WM putting thmugh the hall on the way to her nloizh, iu eumpuny with her tsinperone, when she suddenly stopped nu remarked, Uh. where in my ton ?" A hlnnhinu inninr. with A miliIAl'V ICOD. wnere u Lou . A blushing junior, with 8 military atop, ndvnnced from the crowd of student: sud signied that the object. of her search Wu present. "uh." mid zha vounn lmlv. turning crim- prcae L. ()h," aid the young lmlv, turning son. I men the thing that hangs about my ` neck." , 'l`L.- .s...l-..o. --no intn nanvnIninnn_ the neck." The Itudent: went into oenvulnione, the junior rushed wildly from the building, end the cheperone, after heetening her charge into the sleigh. gave way to immodernte laughter, to the bewilderment of her younger companion. Lennon And Addlnnton Councll. Amherst Island, R. Filson: Adol hus- mwn. J. H. lloblin ; Bath. 1). W. ll; Camden. J. Raid. H. A. Baker, 8. Woes. E. `inch ; Denbigh, G. W..S\\'eonaIn; Ernest- town, 3. E. Aylsworth, Orton Fraser, B. Derb s lro; Kaladar, J. Brydsn; Napa~ nos. `. S. Lapnm. John Carson; Nswhurgh, J. Thomson ; North Frsderickahurg. Irvuis Parks, James Wagarz Richmond. Thomas V. Susmith. J. Jackson; South Frsdorioh- burg, Cyrus-Allison: Shsfsld, lnonard Wagar. F. H. Reid. nm in oonsldarahls s culatlon as to ths political complsxlon of tn hoard. Ws hsllovs is will he oonssrva- tlvs by a majorityol two. R. Fllson. of Amherst Island, will probably be slactod _-..l-n In Lon-lun the Queen`; park ha luuel by the city to the fair uoocintiou for twenty Venn free of rent. In the erection of new buildin n. making of rue truck, cm. the city spam JHIXJ. `rm. R... n nuinn Aorinulhlrnl nnocin