\ BIBLE -. nun..." _____._______ ) ALAHII B310! ll0U8I-0ontunlng ll mono: on door above Wilson`: uury. gin No. II. Stun II Iwooon I`d Ixnlfa" {$3} `O n A n Toronto. March ll.-Tno street on lockout remains unohnngod. This morn- ing three cars ware sent out tron dif- ferent points, but they bud to bo wit.h~ dnwn. an the strikers obstructed their passage. The company decided to sus- mnd traio for the day. A deputation MEYOI UOWIIIICI nnu B68380 B11811` gIl8V' noon. The mnyor sympnthized with themind hoped they would keep them- selves atnctly within the law. 'l`hn mumr wrote 1. letter to Hon. selves atncuy wltuln tue luv. The mayor wrote 1 letter to Hon. Frank Smith. president of the company. denying all responsibility on behnl! of the city in regard to damage to street car property or loss of time in running onre.and notifying him that he will hold the company to a strict accountability for the violation of their agreement with the city. The mnvor given his rceaona for doiniz pl. `[118 COIDPBIIY declllll IO BU!` nd day. deputation tom the locked out man waited upon Mayor Howlnnd and stated t.heu- griev- nurses. mnvor svmmthized man we may. The mayor gives doing so. among them being that the company, by their own not, produced this troubl by deliberately looking out a large bod ? of men sirnpy tor exerc' `up: a legal libcrty in joining a. law! ody or so- nintv. uuLAuy _ ciety. -s*:;'rs'.:z4.=a-t- -aheet -three years Montreal, Maroh12.--There is noth- ing new in the plasterers' strike. both men andmasters being determined to hold out. 'I`he rst intimation of the tie up received by the employers was a post card enclosed in an envelope. stat- ing that on and after Monday. the 8th. the plasters-rs pay would he 22} cents per hour instead of 20 cents. by order of the Plasterers Union. This proceeding was at variance with the understanding` the wages were increased from 01.50 to 02 per day. and a distinct promise was made that three months` notice should be given by the association in the event of another demand for increase oi pay. The men struck on Monday. They state that they only work about nine months in the year, and the masters in their keen competition cut the prices so low that the capitalists reap the benet and deprive the men of their [air wages. The employers say that they only lose about six weeks in the slack time : that 82 is a reasonable and just wage ; that the men pay a nominal snm for their tools; and that they are obliged to pay the same amount to their inferior men. At present the emplo era are inclined to stand out. Messrs. [iillips and Wand have only one man nishing the plaster- ing in` the basement of the new Balmoral lloto . mun: nns.-arr! um unnm n.In|:|r ago '"`t vhei'1 ` -u rlnlut nus: ruin Dr. W|llinm`I Indian Pilc Ointment in I sure can for blind. blood! or itching fpiles. Noone noonfuulor. nropuod In ilenonly.fol;novrhil:dl1odcnn Sold I3 m ism r x.oo,orm on ric?.-Willinm's Mfg. Oh. Cle`(and){ 0. J ./ lbtrut. Linr Employee: Lockul Out Mr John- I-ng the Knight: of Labor. Dr. Ramon`: l.oc:u-o Postponed. On IOOOIIDI of the evangelistic service: in Queen's College this evening" the uni- versity lecture on "Spence:-`u Data of Ethiou" ha been postponed until thin dsy weak. K ` KDOWD I0l' Ill! IBIIIOUC IOIHOVCIDEDEI II for his successful enngeliatic wol among students. Mr. Studd will come down to the citixens meeting After Id- drensing the students of QuMn's in Convocation Hull. Opamng ol tho choose fnotnrlor. E. J. Madden. cheese buyer, in in the city looking shot the purchase of cheese for tha coming seuon. A ulolann lays the cheats board should be or- gnnined At once And I motion paused to tho other that choose factories to not open until that May 10th. The cheese bond: in other place: hue ndoptod this course. Master Workman Shapley, of Chicago. a prominent Knight of Labor, nits in the St. Louis conference with the local exe- cutive committee and expresses the opinion that the Missouri Pacic cannot resume business without the aid of the Knights. Vice-President Hoxsie has been in communication with Jay Gould in Havana. J ndge Portia says the lor- mal discharge of the striking men will wipe out all the existin agreements between the company an the Knights, that if any ol the latter are re-employed it will be under entirely new conditions or no conditions or obligations at all. The company has been quietly hiring new men since Tnesday.It is anticipated that they will to-day till the places of the striking Knights, and the movement of lreight will begin. The general opin- ion is that the Knights will resolutely resist any attempt to move freight trains. The company, however, is said to have rmly decided upon such a course. and if any resistance is offered by the strikers they will call for munici- pal, and. if necessary. state protection. um:-..-u .un m..n.u.m. A Need ol the lnslltutlon. The Christian public should attend the Y.M.C.A. meeting in Ontario hull this evening. There is felt need for such :an association in Kingston, provided 4 with suitable rooms and an active secre- ' tary. Excellent rooms can be obtained over Wade's drug store. corner olKinp `and Brock streets. and the services of `an elciently qualied young man as lsecretarv are available. All that is : needed is the requisite funds. Already more than two hundred dollars have been subscribed towards this end. to be aid annually for three years, but at cast one thousand dollars syeai-[are required. We feel that this amount will be cheerfully given and the asso' ciation placed in a position for active work. The JUBII uu mu bu uulp EDI] IO-lllgllli. "J. . K. Swan. Mr. Studd may then be expected to sddreaa the meeting in Outuio 11:11 this evening. and this will be the only opportunizy the public will have 0! hearing this oelebnted gnduute of Cambridge University, who in as well known for his ntbletnc Achievement: (nr his -rmnnnnfnl nvnnunli-tin -mull. The resident of the Y.M.C.A. received the {o lowing telegram this mormng from Toronto 2 "Shall be glad to help on tonight." K. S1-mm. 921 per uny. Cincinnati street. car drivers and con- ductors are preparing for a strike ior ahorbor hours of work. 'I`...nnn. ..n.-om-.. l..L.I ..;.-|.; .....,.l.m.I BL|0l'l k)l.' HUUFH OI WDl'I(. Toronto cartera last night resolved themselves Into an assembly of the knights of labor. Tim nraninnf. nf Hm Rnrfnna Hnulrnn unlguu-1 DI [IDOL The resident. of the Surface Railroad Co's. 0 New York and Brooklyn, have decided SIDCO the labor organization has become so powerful to form a protective association. Rtnnn nrn'|n;n1v hilpnn on Imun lhn Qt BBBUCIIIIIDH. Steps are being taken to have the St. Louis merchants ship goods by the river to New Orleans and thence to Texas by the Texas and Pacic road. which, it is thought. can be kept. open. Rev. E. R. Donahue. A Prenhvterinn N MIDEAU HOUHE ;I Roundup .10! E WHICH, II: I?! EllDllLW. 08.!) DO KOPU open. Rev. Douohue. a Presbyterian minister, and Rev. Father Hickey, of the Braddock Catholic Church. will not as arbitrators between W. ll. Rand. coal operator and the emploveas 0! Mc- I)onald'H mines, Pihtabnrg, Pa. as to wagon. The mmnhinn nf nlmrter [mum of labor 'l`he question of shorter hours of labor on the Cleveland street railroads has been agitated for some weeks. An ordinance is pending in council to limit `the time to twelve hours. Yesterday the Brooklyn Street. Railroad voluntarily reduced the hours to twelve a day lor all hands. The wages of drivers and conductors were also advanced. IAUU UIIHHUUTI YHUIIIU TUHU UHVU UIITUCIS. The Boston railroad employee will make a demand for shorter hours and 02 per day. Cincinnati ntmnt. nnr drivers: and non. Avvluu (Ina ..u......uu In: .111 the laborers on both sections 0! the Missouri Pacic road have struck. "FLA unnfnrl u--31.-1-.14 A-m-.In.n.. mll S FHIKERS ll;CANADA. E UAILY l5MI'l'lb1i W 1116, MARCH 11. FFAIRS OF 'l`HE WORLD. The tlle `lllnu `nu Alba unnu- Plulu from In-ope uni what they Por- teul-A Male or Iverythlng lull: lend --1| Innun-Iu-I-ed. Small-pox prevails in Japan. It IS allowed to take its course. ' Dqnnionsnre pouring in rapidly for the Pasteur Institute. _ * Boston liquor hcenss hue been ranged from O50 to 0200. A fnrmnv nnmn ndnnnll WAR bV from 050 I200. A farmer named Banana was killed by moonligbters st Kelrush, County Clare. nnnmm. um Wnermwn murderer. has 1 nun. -v...._. _ ____.___.._.__.__.___..._____ TONI 1100!] on Brook Emu. from In In. In In rooml. bub room. stable. no. Applv to DIS. FOWLIMI. at the adjoining homo. _.-?.---.----.Z-__--- A sum . .-...,.. moonligbtuers It Kelrneu, Uounny mare. Duncan. the Wnertown murderer. been sent to Auburn penitentiary for life. Mn... `IIAITI Dnino. than Mnntn mnnrh: nn `?'``'-7' THE TELEGRKIB FROM THII IAB'l`H'B FOUR QULBTEB8 BBIIYLY GIVEN. me. ' News from Point des Mont! reports no starvation at that please nor at Penti- cost. The feeling in favour of the gbolitiou t 9 House of Lords is increasing in Eng 8713: The Ottawa. Freemasons are organis- rzngmntr. The Ottawa. organis- iny an excursiotrto the Colonial and In- diun exhibition. nan I}, Small. hnmnx-int. known as dmn exmnmon. Geo. G. Small. humorist. known "Brick-bop." died in New York last night I of consumption. Mm. Lizzie Emma. New York. wnnta '"'ff.Z"13"y'."x..T."g'.I.1 u'.I "K Blink? to the Nspnuee and Tamwort. Railwav exten- sion in Hnngerford. was defeated by 166 Ki,...,,_.-...:._.. _. .., boy of the 90th. Winnipeg. gens 0500 lrom the government. Willie was at Batocho. 1"I.n Jinn fut u: {`.nnn./Iinn war mmlnl Lid]: Vwmia "Buchanan, 2:" zimmme'r'* lmpontnt Notice to me Trad `- We have instituted legal proceedings again: artiee who have manufactured and m| now selling. cigars with nar- row hands 0 ierent colors. similar to those registered and used by us. and respectfully request the trade to treat manufacturer: and dealer: who employ such disreputable means to loist'their goods upon the public. in the manner they deserve. Those who encourage :them by eellin their imitations we will rosecute to the In lest extent of the law, an we rel upon our lriends and the reyactable era to Illill ua in putting down thin $bao:ioue class. who are I dig. [race to the trade. The standard of our celebrated lranda. _"Caole." "El Padre." "Queen's Own." and other: will alwapbe maintained. the atetement of other: to the contrary notwituatandlng.-S.]DAVlS t SONS. _g-e ` of consumpuon. Mrs. Lizzie Enrme. New York. 0100.000 from ex-Commodore Vooz-his tor breach of promise. M 4 !nI-illnn. lamina and manager of Her . {or breach or promise. ! M. Carillon. lessee and manager of Her Majesty's Theatre, London. has disap- peared leaving debts to a large amount. The Paris municipal sucborities have _ peareu leaving aems no an urge uuuuuuu. ' The municipal I fa;-hidden Louise Michel to preside at an Anarchists` meeting at St. Cloud. The bylaw. grautiu A bonus Nnnnnnn am] Tnmwnrt. 1 Railwnv exten- 0-RENT from the In of I51 no ooon J. G H OUSE T0-LE Iomo Dwelling, I51 Eu] as glad by 0. B. Fenwlok. liq. LUINERL moored an 1', 2% Mind Street. d puulqd |_1.l_l.h1-ough ~ xt. mu Hand- reoc. It prelout Apply to 1%. oz "' ; 1;:vv/I! IIIO I uatocno. The dies far the Canadian war medal have been completed by the mint, and the medals will be deapatched to Canada forthwith. A haul. nnh: um: (nund nn the Man. zortnwxm. A bank note was found on the Mon- treal Corn Exchange oor. in a corner of whieb was written, "The last ol 940.000, all gone to blazes." Hm nnnnial nnmmittae. at winch HOD. all to mazes." I`ha special committee. 0! winch 0. F. Fraser is chairman, recommend that the hours for polling in cities and towns be extended one hour. ` A rlnlnnnnn I-nm R:-inhltnn and Tran. ea upon me omcere. Rumours have reached Hong lions: of e qonspireey to overthrow the Mikado`: advernment in Japan. A number of Japanese maloontents conspired with some Corenn refugees to nine a rebel- lion in Cores with the view of involving China and J: an in dilcnltiee with each other. an then to seize the ocea- nion to openly rebel and overthrow the Japanese government. ._. -...-... n... --.u uunnn-um TWO UAIDB nuuuanu uvnn n \....:r- u All BOTH FULL 0|" PASSINGIBE. Monte Carlo. Much ll.- I`hree pes- sengere. one engineer and e gourd were killed in: collision on the railroad be- tween Monte Cerlo and Montana; 26 passengers were injured. 18 very den- ueronsly. The point where the collision oecurrea is situated on the cliff overlook- ing the sea, about 125 leet shove the beech. Two carriages. which were thrown zlrom the track end fell down this cli. rolled s considerable distance in the shallow water at the beseand im- bedded themselves in the sand. Both these coaches were full of people. It is surprising that all were not killed. The wounded have been conveyed to the hotels It Monte Carlo. Many travellers were Americans and Englishmen. The aeeiden cent a gloom ever the American .41 Item iah nnlnnins. were nuluuunua -nu And Eng ' colonies. ::_-.q towns be extended nour. A delegation from Brighton and Tren~ ton are asking the government to grant a subsidy to the Brighton. Walkworth. Cnmpbellford & Norwood Railway. lntnliiannnn has rmmhed Honn Keno. lost. The vessel 15 nnsureu xor a'auu,wu. A tax of fifty roubles has been ordered on every foreigner residing In Poland. This is supposed to be It prelude to the expulsion of German and Austrian work- WIHYI. by man. In the Reicbatag yesterday Von Moltke moved that the law relating to military pensions be amended in the direction of improving the positions of oicers of the army. He said the main- taiuanco of the peace dopendod upon Germany being prepared for war and that the elciency of the army depend- ed its oicere. Rnmnnrn have reached Honrz Kona Unmpbelnora dc Norwoou mmway. Intelligence has reached Hang Kong. Fab. l`2t.b. that me steamship Douglass ran ashore of! Sinatow in n log and was lost. The vessel is insured for $200,000. A haw n RN11 rnnhlnll hnn hnnn nrdnrnd Housi 'ro.1.n1',m Street. newly pl and and painted sll through ; Corner Ho: n.la- plandld me or snore. Apply on the pram! , 41....-I-ulna ll nrnn nuananu wun open anus. Tho lllagog print mill is asking for a readjustment of the tariff to afford more protect on on prints. It. will be remem- bered tliut. the calico duty was raised to 27.5 per cent. in anticipation of the build- imz of the Magog mill. and every yard of calico used in the country is made dearer by that. In um Reichntlm veaterdav men. Mr. George Dench, General Superin- tendent ot the Uentnl Ontario Rnilwny, has internewod the government with 3 View of getting the mail: to be cu-riodeby his mlwsy. 6- Lm-d Rmaberrv. the British Foreian his tummy. Lord Roseberry, the Foreign Secretary. has consented to make room for a number of 'J.`urkiali oioera in the Egyptian army by displacing British oicern. Th. an ulnar thn mit.h.GI-Annnld oicern. The dnv after the Smith-Greeneld ghh a subscription [or Jam Smith's benet was started in the Albert Club. London. and In two days upwards of 180 had been subscribed. 'I'|un \\'innir\nr1 .\uu 111"] rnnnnnnr nn to '1'urouLo. A man named Garrick walked in on his wife at Hamilton one day last week, after an absence of many years. He had left her to no to the Australian mines. She had heard he was dead, came to Canada from England. married again and was widowed, and welcomed her tirst. husband with open arms. Thn Manna m-int. mill in asking for IIUU H9. D881] bUlJHCl. lDBd. The Winnipeg bun will reappear on April 1. It will be strictly independent. Mr. Ooldwiu Smith will be a regular contributor. and Mr. T. H. Preston. of the .1lmuIub:m,the general manager. Mr Hmnll M,P,, msrln an nnnnintmant the illamluutm, Ina general umuugur. Mr. small. M.I`.. made an appointment with the government to receive on Fri- dsy 9. deputation from Montreal. Toron- to. and Hamilton. urging the improving of the St. Lawrence nunnl system. "Hm mmmnlnvmi nnilnrsz of London Everytlung passed on qmeuy. The conference of representatives of Powers. to consider the Turco Bulgarian treaty, which creates Prince Alexander of Bulgarih ruler of Eastern lloumalia. has accepted the treaty in its entirety. .Im'nev home rule is freauentlv quoted hns acccpton we treaty In IE3 entirety. Jerhev home frequently quoted as an instance of successful government. but the treasurer of that island is an embezzler of 25,000. three of the Senn- tors are charged with fraud, and four others are directors of bankrupt banks. I7:-ml (`. Amlnrcmn r-nnlnnr nf the Dn- others mrocnora or Dllnltlpta Damn-1. Fred C. Anderson. cashier of the Do- minion Tmnsportntiou Company. of Toronto. has been arrested at Chicago. charged with embnzzling several thou- sand dollars of his employers` money. To-mon-ow he will accompany an officer to Toronto. A vnnn nnnnml (luv-rlnll wnlluul in nn 1 -Fr-lo>k' oule. onpoune Vlononn 2 Ram moderno. Apply upon tho premlo of the bi. Lawrence canal system. The unemployed sailors of London made a demonstration yesterday. The carried banners in procession through the streets. and another riot was feared. Everytlung passed 0!} quietly. The conference renresoncamvea ICIII-A music In -vu IIII leienbered. AN AWFUL RAII-WAY \UOIDBNI'. manu!actu'rera Inch 3 the public. erve. Those 1 of all the antnrncue co the subject of com '11: that no meeting 11 purpou. The R Companies are 1 3" my lriendg the ;r not In puma; formed a. di . . u on`r ". b3`?` ` lo." on tot` othcnto ;.-S.[DAVIS tt Thllonvy Work nl II`: lnIIi--0uv0rl' Inuit : Puma: on laundry`: Mellon- Senator Molnnlu thinks the Pacic Coast should be represented by nnothet Gnbinet Minister. Thu lIIl'lIt\I-I- lulu;-n nl Ohn Qnnntnl unmneu mnmuer. The uduonu labor: of the Santa since the o ning have told their male. The honors 10 body adjourn for two weukn. Bv A nu-nlnl mnlc-.nln.!.inn lbev 1ne nononme nouv B|]0lIl`ll tor uvu weeks. By 5 oneful calculation they hsvo done thirteen hours work Since re- assembling. In nn Annnndir nnnann Hm ranm-I . nf assembling In an spwndix up no the report of. - eat ` the North hsli- reed 0')m.nil8l0lJ. appointed on 80th March lust. Thev had disposed of the claims of 1.815 hull- breeds residing in the territories on the 15th Julv. 1870. They issued money scrip to the value of 0279.200, and land scrip for 65,260 acres. The izovernmeut would like no better sonp tor oo.zwac1-es. The government luck than delent Landry's motion. They evidently intend to declare that the ap- proval ol the motion will be a vote of want ol condence in the administration. An amendment will be moved regretting the absence of papers bearing on the question and eirming that the House should not in their absence be called upon to pronounce on so important 8 matter. Th- lamina nf nnmmnnn amt fnr ltann Llvorv Omoo. STONE oUs`Ii,oE:-36: 6! rran33iii?`ITFvi- Ilon Buoou. adjoining Vuubn Tomas. with nmrlc [Arden room. Ind Accommodation: D1. to: nab: uc. Pououion May In. Apply at tho Wum omoo. n _.. ns....1.. no-nut nnn. matter. The house of commons sat for fifteen minutes yesterday and practically did nothing. Mr. Blake complained that, although Thursday was tixe or con- sidering the motion regarding is]. the government had not brought down my ol the papeis called (or, not had they fullled their obligation to voluntarily supply certain North-West papers. Sir Jnhn Macdonnlil was not in the house, and Sir Hector Leugevin, instead of re- plymg, nodded to Mr. Speaker to declnre the motion for adjournment carried. ;-crew -~ A uou YIIII nor-awn. Philadelphia. Pa.. March n.-.\ canvass of all the anthrectte coel com nies here on 'uation,eicite the feet yet ban held for that ng and Lehigh Valley ng strenuous eorte to get the Penney compeniee to join them in en egree r the control of then- threcito :3 byect of e tonn pool. but coneideretion wil Ihey join e etriction of production. The et that there may be no gree- the Ilthncite counppiee be IISTERS WIIU HAVE BTBUCII IT BICH-0NE 0|-` 1092.50 per cwt; roller hour, 15 501035.75 rer bbl.; bran, sure: at 90c toll per zoo bs.; chaH(?).Ir.I5 toII.2o per cwt.; shorts. 8: 00 to 81.10 per cwt.-, oatmeal. 34.50 to 05 per bbl.; cornmeal. 0:50 to OL6o per cwt, Beef hides range from sj to 7|c per ib; shoe skins. 80c 1081.15; tallow, 5 to 5[<;J>erl .; wool. we to 18 r lb. ood is noted at I3.75 lo 4.25 per cord. Hay, 88 to to per ton; straw. 0% to 06 per load. Len! having commenced. sh is now the order ol the diet. Haddock and cod It 6 per 1b.. all water and fresh herrin .I5c to zoc per doz., smelts, xoc per lb-; nnnn haddie, 8c per 1b.; pike. 6c per lb ; nickerel. Sc per lb.; salmon and wbitelh. 10 per lb_ The grain market is unchanged. Oats are alone rmer at 31: to 55c per bushel. ` suuuu n.usu.\,uu..... .n ....\... The sisters so well-known over in America as Victoria Woodhull and Ten- nie C. Clsin have lsllen on their 1' t. Mrs. Woodhull made A stroke whemghe became Mrs. Martin. the wile oft e head of the firm of Martin & Co. of Lonibnru-itreet.snd Miss Tsnnie was much envied when she became the wife of Francis Cook. of Doughty House, Richmond. The Queen has conferred on Tenuie's husband a bsronetnge. Sir Frsncis (look. bsrollet. is the head of the tinn of Cook. Son & Co.. of St. Paul's churchyard. besides bearing the title of Viscount-e do Montserrat. oonlurred upon him by the Kin of Portugal. The new hsronet is kno u ss )0 founder of an institution (or lady` 9-|`_ tudents at Kensington Uore. in h the Prince and Princess 01 W= take great in- terest. snd as the o r of s msniceut collection of piutnres Sir Francis. belore murvinq Miss Tennie. was a widower. Dr. Clsllin. of lows. who is in London. swells with pride over his sister. Lsdy Cook. $1.- ____. absurd mung 1 ever saw Ill my me. "Isn't It too ridiculous for anything? How I did laugh! Didn'hynu?" "Yes." "Whnt`sil:al1nboumanvway? ' I don't know ;I'm coming again." "Itisabroud. loud laugh of two and I hnlf hours` duration. Dene. analyze. criticise. laugh. who can ?" The Kmgeton In-lull. Kingston. March ro.-The week hu been unattended by much change in the rice of produce. The markets of Satur ay and Tuesday were very good. Meat: were quot- ed at from 4c to Sc per lb. lor bee! in quar- ters; 6; to 7c per lb. for pork; 6c to 8c per lb. for mutton. and 5c to 7c per lb {or veal. Butter ranges from 16 to 25c per 1b.. accord ing to quahty. Fresh butter brings tha out- eide gure. Eggs are drop ing slowly. and fresh eggs sell at 25:; per 01. Vegetable: have not depreciated in vnlue since our last report. Farmers our is worth from 82.25 to 92.50 cwt; roller our, 95 so to 05.75 ner bbl.; 90c per nuav uvau. ran nu Ila-nur- The next show to appear here is "skipped by the Light of the Moon," on Saturday, March 13th. Perhaps the beat criticism upon the performance was that given in the following conversation, heard when the audience was leaving the Boston theatre: "It's the most absurd thing I ever saw in my life." --lan't. it tnn ndiculoua anvthinn? 1* . Scott are me canulunqos. A large audience is expected at the Pliilomathean Society's meeting to- night. The attraction is the election of treasurer. Appearances go to show that Scott. the favorite. will be elected. 9 FINANCE-CUMMERCE. GOOD HOUSE on Union BL. nolr Drill Shed containing -1: roomn, newly improved` I dun; doors buumull minted. gnlnod nu pnporoa; no and hnn wuuor [mm a. med. ALSO A SHALL HOUSE. In good or or. con- ulnlnu tour to-um; ononion glvan lmmntll|l.o- ly. Apply to MR3. DH-UMLEY. on tho pro- mlul. um bed. The Lominion Business College this evening elects a treasurer of the Philo- mnthean Society. R. J. Dickinson and F. Scott the candidnqes. A Inn-no nnrlinnl-A in ntnnntml :10. Min uunua un.un ... ..... ...... ...... London. March 10. -The government has laced guuboats at the service of Mr. uke in his work of relieving the distress among the inhabitants of the islands along the western Irish coast. Indescribable distress has been develop- ed among the people inhabiting the Arran Isles. off (.li\lwav.who. besides having hardly anything but moss and sea grass to eat. are without re and olL.n without clothing and shelter. It is not rare to find girls of 17 and 18 years of age kept. in enforced hiding during the day time because bereft of every thread of clotliiiu . long auo bar- tered away for seed potatoes or roots with which to feed the slllullcr children. It is feared that unlcsrprompt reliel measures are inaugurated some of these people will (lie of starvation. Imons. Paris, March 11.-Disl.resainglv cold weather prevails here. The hospitals um overowing wlth persons who have been frost bitten in the streets. 4%.... 4.. IAIID huunl ltvnuu. In Mr. C. Joyner. who was kicked by a horse some days ago. in still conned to his bed. rm... r .....;..;.m uminnuu l`.nnnn chi. Iunu in nnmu./us Dunn: ...... u. Vienna. March 1l.-The Weather is terribly cold. Travelling in the open air is almost impossible. Men have succumb- ed to the icy atmosphere while walking along the streets. and several cases of death by freezing have been reported. In Galicia and Bohemia the thermome- ter rogisters `:4 below the freezing point. The railways have stopped oper- ations. Tin-in Mural: 1| _l\inivnuninulv nnlrl DUHWS A'l Tl CAPITAL. A 00:! Pool lornod. _|.:- D- \l.n~|. Io_.` PRING GOODS very cheap. No two prison. but everything muted down as low ll Any ioedinl line. For good a`olid good: am right price: All through. together with perfect M, go to -u- A 111%-I7:-I-an-I-I n_-I-1-r A w-as-uw--r LAMIIR`l'&llL8H, - MEROZANTTAILORI. 1'75 Princess Street. New Yolk not k uunp. (Dorari if H i-iglit Co.) l New York. Mnrch ii.-Railroad men di- rectly interested in the transcontinental I railroad, otficinlly and positively deny that! there has been any negotiations going on looking to any immediate settlement of the troubles. The Atchinon pie, with the U.l . & OJ . interest, say tm they have no intention of yielding. and any proposition for: peaceful solution of the existing trou- bles must come from the others. xx... vmn Irh . . _Ttm Rnndimznlan is Will puy I. intending purohnorl to call sud onmino our Itool, which embncol nvorything dulnbio in the lion oi Fun, and no we nuan- fulun mm] of our own goods, we no in 1 position to aim poriem. satisfaction 3: rounds quality. workmnnnuip nnd price. men Irom the 0lh6l'8. New York. Mch. n.-'I`he Reading plan is ` practically completed. and contains a clause that if at anytime during the reorganization period the road pay: 3 p.c. on the stock. the property returns to the stockholders. There IS a report the! the Pennsylvania RR. has returns to Inn atocknomers. A new report Pennsylvania made extensive real estnte urchases in jer- sey City for a union depot, u! it is not con rmed by oicibls. New York. March u.-The earnings of olciols, New York, the W.U, for (he first week In March show a decrease of I15,6oo. __ Woiiim Union Oundn Bombers ` ` i.~atue~z-.im`ie vE.a;i t1`e`i~'.'. New York `lblogrnphlo Block Lottu. (Doran :1` Wright 00.) New York, March rt.--W.U. was the weak card this mornin . md because it dis- appointed many who ad sold it on the strength of its 1] p.c. scrip dividend. it was attacked all the more ercely to-day, end succumbed. The Rdg. lnn still hangs re. There seems to bee dig ence of opinion I4 . `,l the syndicate, and Mr. Gowen says his po- sition is at present a cross between a sphinx and nclam. A Washington despatch says it is not believed the House will pass a Sil- ver Suspension Bill nor get a Free Coinage Bill. and should such a bill be assed it would be romptly vetoed by the resident. The mar et has very good recuperative power. and should any confirmed views come with regard to 3 suspension of the trans- continental rnte war, or a peacelul solution ol the railroad strikes, a sharp rise ,W0lll(.l follow.--1)oIu\N & WRIGHT Co. I-E55. Conn-AI Uulon P|clo..,___ . Ooutnl homo llluonrl P9Io___ P lO.B.IQ. some V||)...._, Wnbuh .. North W C Bhorl lob. I _Ps_clI|_o_. Int Ch Nan Tana Wash the bclnoo of WIN. ` `I'll OIIIIIWHAB. GLOVES. IITTB, An.-III hnuuld nfhnns, om -\ l7.'T()on\rsl...... . Weston 1m erm...............l F ml Bank .. Om. Pac. R.R.... . . . . .` Montreal Telegraph 00.. Rich. & Ont, Nav. Co.. .. City Passenger R.R.... Montreal Gas Co. . . . .... Canada Cotton Co.. .... Dundas Cotton 00.... .. Ontario Investment. . .. .. N.W. Land Co...... .. St. I 1ulM. & M.... state 95` Com-lowcr; Old No 2 western 5o. Oa!s-scarca ; wlnta state 39. Barley-uncbangcd ; No. 2 Canada 80c; No. 2 Extra Canada 90 ; No. 3 Oanada 76. Rye -held 6:. ta bond UII Ilrlll. (Duran at H rI'ght_L`a.) ` New York. March n.--Openmg, l hnghest 80}; lowest, 77 ; closing. 79. STOCKS. Bank of Montreal...... Ontario Bank...... Bank du Peuplo. Molsons B:mk..... . Bank of Toronto . . . . . . .. Ban ue jac ucs CarlRr.. Marc ants ank........ 8uebec....c. nion Bank............ Bank of Commerce. . .. .. lrnnnri-1| 4 _ _ , , , , , _ _ _ _ H UOIIOII MIPIDI. Liverpool, March xI.-Colt0n, lull. 45; Orleans, 4 x5-10. llunllnnnuu I nvuvvu -........_-. Montreal. Mch n. F1our-Receipts, 900 bbls; sales report- ed zoo. Market quiet and steady ; prices unchanged. Quotations. Patents. 4 2a to <.2< : superior cxtra. 4.00 uncnangea. VUUIIIIUUB. Patents, 4.25 5.25 ; superior 4.00 to 4.10 , extra supernne', 3 #5 to 3 95; spring extra, 3.05 to 3.70; superf1ne,3.3o lo 3.40: strong bakers. 4.15 (04.90 ; ne. 3 [5 to 3.25; middlings, 3.00 lo 3.10; Pollards. 2. 5 to 2.85; Ontario bags. 1 5010 1 go; City ags, 2 40 to 2.45 for strong bakers. Wh.-:t-nom'l : red winter 85 to 90; white for bakers. Wheat-nom'l ; 8810 90; 81) 10 83 , spring 8510 go. 1 Uorn-5g tosoc. ` Peas- 00 to 68. Oats--3z to 34:2. Barley-5o to 60c. Rye-(> to 67. Oatmea -4.10 to 4.50. Uornmeal-2.9o to 3.00. Pork-x3.25 to 14.25. Lard--9 to ggc. 1?` Bacon-1oto uc , Hams- 11 to no. (?heese-6} to 93 as to quality. Butter-To\rnships :4 lo 21 : Mnrrisburg :2 to 20 ; Western 10 toxqc. Eggs-weak and lower ; fresh :8 to 20c. _--:j Iorul ; lugs Yuri. y to R. In. SPAM! Inmu. App 01- to John Murray. Obulu H_u'I A U}.mKf, containing My r_o_omg,. {nu} 1`Dt1LVn.l.A1LV Duuo. w uU.. Headquarters for CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED SEED GRAIN, CHOICE FAMI- Lfz m.uuu.nms1-um nu. ra s-mono muss noun A spmuurr. Choice low 0! nan: none ruuwu Iur Winger Hgtol lyilock._ Pnncass Wnr.AT-~ o OIWIGQIABKII`. Oswego, Hch. H, I p.m. ; Wheal-sleady; white state. 93; red AIR 0( FRANKLIN BROS. dz 00.. I-lmulrnmrtnrl TIMOTH 3 . .. |H,JII Rye... ... ... UK 133? Barley . . . . .. .... 13.044 69.910 (llh-`IN AND PROVISION IIABKICI`. (Down: 1!` Wrtuhf Co.) nununn lv.r. Mnh. I] -I run. Ono F2. BAKEBB FLOUII A urnuuun. Choice lot ol Eurly Rose Polstoeu for sale. m- I n n I nI__L h__ _ (|L__ u.u....,,.. Pomc-0 ning.. ighest .. Lowest. .. Clssingw LAk1-(})fening.. ighest . . Lowest, . . Closing .. March 11. MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET. I'_..A-.\-I l`r\`< . c Lsn buy M the BOBTON HA1` 4: run mun... on Wellington direct. the sums Ideuucul clan of udodn for about 95 per com. lou. ;hllIUOAN ITUUI .\llKII'. (Duran :1` Wright 00.) Nlw You. Ich. 1l.- N5 pm. rrocn. mo ! uo'w'r cLo'n _.h...... ll I I A STRRE CLOTHING I |'uccIs'u-rs AuI)'nuwn1nxrs._ (Damn 4!` Wright Co.) Cmoxgo. Mon. ll.~l p.m. I1I.~nIIvl:1| unuuun-um /opening-' I10 \`v'(15I . u Closing. . I'\.~nn 3 ma 1A()\VC3l, . Closing.. `Inll UIUUQ Zrlnll-nu. Montreal, Kch. n.--1p.m. neunn nun -L.A.]A.ZBEIR.'I` &: WALSH. 37%! 37;! 37:3 37%! You VII)! 5 an: uuuu Iuu ....... .-. , lady or gomlonnu. uompure our Prlceu will than 0! othor honlu And note my dmorenoo. '-'I'I'I .' In ...Mci1.l1.-lp.m. MAY JUN! 8 85g 8 801 85 80` 841 80} `no 65% [15 131i 197 12;`) 196 ASKED 208} III "J! 40.`. 403 405 40} 323 All 11! :8B'_ost 10 TO j Upholuhm ml Usbmol Main. 7 Furniture ropslro-_ to-Ituod or hulotoordcf. 0l|1)O\I hid. u__. .. nnlmunivo nnnmnn mnnro 80 ; ,;z'a .331 I96 Ups, ,z'a 63: -{:32 125* I95 OFFD 208} Ill unrpuu -mu. Int to IIIIIMTS lillllllli WEEKS, n...h I Prlnnnn llrmk Iuxu 808 803 sag sea un nu, In Township of Kingston, on Much 10th, Matthew Rand, aged 60 years. The fuuorul will nuke plsoe from hm lute ' residence. Perth Rand, on Friday afar nocu st. 1 o`ulock to Caunqui Cemohr). Friends and uoquninmuoeu are rupootr fully invnted to attend. In Kingston, on March lnh. Wtllhm John. non of \Villm1nCorrigsn. aged 1 you and 11 months. \30l0N_|l....TBA|N3 FOUND A1.` bAB'r-A manly nun Oodtoonn bud ndnoh Clnhl Iona. Oslluonn. to. Hunt : lull On: Sun. labial." oh, Myth` Dllc FOR SALE. .92; . ICED. ' -lwllrrunwovlu N `y; ~:-**.`?.-:'.':.`:.- .2"-':. . 5 OI I um-cu oi: II ones. 13" nu..u"" '31` Doylt. 11.1. ' cANA42/A/v"r}( }:727//.wsr. Tnauannnurfpjrtcnamwax Then lnlnl wall luvo u.|to|1ovus:- l`nvnnI.1 .lnnmInn_ 'mn m nn mu. Run COLONITI` TRAINS hr tho oxrmgo ol IN- 'I`}(`.NDINu dl*2 l"l`laERH lud lln Ir EFF JCTB AND HTO(`K. Illclls IIIIIJI will III! III 1U|lUVII:- Toronn Junotlou-6.30 pm. on now, lard sud sou. Much. " 'l'wced--2:190 am. on 17th. Yul: mud am Inruh. "I-lhtblbot hike-4:30 I.I:n. on 11:11, `Itch und am no . I { R. RATTENEURY, lflllllj IIIII1` Nil I'll IIICESI b'l`BI:`.l:`.'l'. Car on lydeululn lI.. Kingston. IVVAIAIOOWH}, gs" o|Pl`8I1 DJII Luurcn CFHIH4. COLONIBI` BLIH-:1 I10 CAI! w.ll nooompnuy such Irnlu. oommodauon on menu tnlun should acid at once to tho undormgued full pm-uculu-I u to number of puneugun, (ndulu and ohl|dron)do- nlnnuon gummy of olfeols. number ol live stock Int` due of trnlu required. J. P. GILIIEIISIEEVE, Tinknt. /taunt (`;uuu]5nn Pnnin RnH`v IF YOU`WAN'.[' The Cheapest and Best Furniture 01:` ALL DEBORIPTIOIB, `..... ...`~.- WI DESIRE Io ve...r.1 our tlnnll Io ho Agrionlt rd Inmnuoo Ooupand. ol Wturtown. In their Agent, W. I. win. I tofom-l`lJ!.l. -I I forlo- Jn ou'x`a"un': I'-ngnuw Ila. L ` m W. I-EV, sum rs,AEbiZl' currs. -OEN'I`B' UNDERWEAR TO ORDER- Ddl BAGOT 8'I`.. ICINGITON. |l.-.b. A U1: nun unuunuruuuu, -mu. Ark}. E.- BR._A.IN[E| S. Ticket Agent Canadian Pacic Rn.ll`y. 4% CIm'encev., ~ lnxnlolr, 0n! M.--1. I I lELY S mm BALM. Z`!'olophouo communloauc u. A few Medxoiaea hard to get. A Inge quantity` on WILSON`?! PHARMACY. Ely`: Cnoun Balm. Heechun H. BRAME, ' VENDERS will be received by the undo:-gr sd unlll NOON OF MONDAY, Iluah (I, I! ma ruldencn. Woodburn Bond. Plluburu (whore plum mud n oolculonl mu be IOOI nner llondny. 15m. or the erection oln Btloh School House. 24156 hot. for Hobool Boouon No. 9.|P1ne Hill. This lower! or any vendor not no can 'nrlly accepted. DAVID TBOTTIR. Much 10. For tho Trultool. We on procure anything not in nook Lt short notice. W. J. WILSON, -"rm: PHARMACY." mnuns rn scnmm BUILDING. uuo vv nu. .,.....-. O BTONIII 80 I W F Mining Ill sud nun rooms rupoouvaly, vary comtorublo ; torunluuo yu-Ad: nltontlow to rolgooublo UEEB ou Cbnrlon Bu-cot, cou- d all- in rlnnnn BL. wood Ibodl. callu-I In uw nnnlall 95! PIIINCBSQ s'l`lIl>`E'l`. Cor. of Sydenhnln l., KIII[Il0Il. men uscn,m5L:i:3, no son, And hosha of others. _A.i\'l'G-LI].\T S LUMBER, W000 and CW: HEB. amt lIodu_clion In Prlcos. Hard Wood $3.15 per Cord. son Wood $9.50 per Cord. NIIII Wood $91.00 per Cord. Planing I/umber $9 per NI. Snwlgu Lumber $3 per M. All khydn of Lumber. Building Timber. Lulu. Bhlnulou. &o. The only macolntbe oltv hurlnu lhroo Mr only piaco In the city hurlng Mr nhlnun worked by noun fox uwlnu otdwood. Inrou. nv.u..\-L-.-1)`:;J.~.|.m,.z~.1A':. {~i'n'r':`i"(.-'d "l"Il`I-"-`iffitl am. Match. mg n '1-VENDEBS undo: W. B. AND S. ANGLIN. .. n-.. 1. ur- __ -.. cu- __:___ WHOM In In nut, that hmnlnotno 3 won; BRICK l) ELLING HOUHB. o ~rncr ( Johnson gpd _B|rr|o 65309: M. pi-cunt. oouuplu - -_ .n.......I-u Anna Much. l|onfrew-nbou 10:30 a In. on mn. em: sud 31:! March r nnun lava-cry. loch Much. lit lnusndlnu umen desirous of ucurlng no- pommodzguon 9n thonu_I.rA\l,1>n should send The Laadmg Undartakar & Emlnlmur, no u-numu` March 11. OBIBT SHAW bu nnond hln oleo hon , Prluooul Biron to Wellington Buns. nou- tnct Brook. Much I. mo OFF! .."...'.1"`:$"'.';'.""' Lap u Wuhllj altar can can an can In your amt. Ild nnnown. nu lnolr Auuu. W . II. uouwu. -{ramps my tofour wumlmn nou lath to run?! ll.I.DlN ll. BIHJAII DIIXII. -....- Inn. Iln-ah IX Denier In Gems` FDI"l1llhlll1[I.&`. nuns:-u. u-vn-us-nu-cu . - nun rxdswx husun III um um, ....... ..__ , owner 0! Ind Burrlo Bureau, ooouplod by obt. Ford. Iuq Bonn In nrnwalun conun- Ilon-|Il modem oonunlenoou. llonl. very mo- donu in duluble tonnuc Axsply to A. cmw FUHD, Dlvmon amen. or II. LHAWFOBD. foot of queen Bitter. Iluch H. ,-_. ..- -:`_ ~ ---`y ~~-,- IATUBDCY. MLIICII II!!! '95- vnu 4" `iv sonuuon of llodnl T1139" Iovvillnnoa a Wnnmlo-row`: Oollnl! 15 5-`: -u--- -1- -I-u -I-5 'I5"| '1" THANKS. REM2VAL- FOR. 8 ALE- TO THE-- "TEE PHARMACY." r'a Hlll. Flld Ihll . u 1.3 ungl` s Fluid Hour. Genuine Menthol Ponollo. Cums. Wino Qua B101. -4- 5;-` \.a .n_|a.A.1 (for. Buy & Wolilngton 89.5. _r_ ,#___. _j_j._._ I85 Princess BI. ng. loan nor`: Cum. You pay the hluh prices some any dealers In acting [or their turn when IOSTON IIIT STORE, Wellington St.- A s.v1:E1iiJ1- }\ss0RMENT __qg _ USEFUL & nmcr 60008 "THE |y|_l_JSEUM." I Call and be convinced Ihuuhla In the but us Iootod nd ohupm lot ol goon ever omred In this city. An-north KIIPIRB and other: requiring thh . JEOTIL 1`go|hp|o|| by an out or In loan qunuutlu cm ho um.-nl1o.I at law Pdooa. Toolnplon D} In! all! or ll be Inppllol 5| u___ P OBPHATIC MIN EBB on or About Aurli For pnnlculnn add;-on JOSEPH A] Fonmnn. Bun-bot. Lake. . -. .... n I nut: imulullu N IIXFIBIERUED NUHHE In nluo I Good General Scrum. Hugo! Strut. DIIDI nunnn. CHESTNUT GEhDINU. 16 hand: [11 h. Iound; nor 7 yours on ; good mule. n- qn re oi J.E. JON [G8, at Folger urea.` omco, foot of Brook Street. _ E "'i'owu'n a" wnxmw-row`: Oonumu In SKIPPEDi ny Tn: Lmnr or '11:: Moon. I`! norm or goon muu . um. ......... ._ ., , soodoollu and well. n good nummer residence or male on easy tolml, Apply st Wluu omoo. I-`Ah IR. NICE HOME. with elzillt. room: and two of good lnnd ; fru ureeu. barns. Ihedu, oollu nd residence. It : Pmyl Verjgry Vur! PM ' _-_...-._... -.unA-`II ICOL 9C5. nnmuu warns on Uulnuunnu-. IIIOII :-76. 50 Ind I5 cents. Ilgmh ll, The Gnu New York sud Bouon ronutlon. .1. it u`. -C-7-`); -'lllll[ uuuu , Mmluion 26. Ian 0. VI Ila cur`: U:-wjIII' unutolou I'l'|Il1'. Ina; ` onodn Wlnduorllohl. .0 ::- TII vluiulw-inn. UlAlVl=!vll|An. Doilllbonld |t0&&DIdIr. Oplmid ouooror Now can no `main! ms 'ro- doNr_AoToRs. .3 J. F -L unnu- 3! Tan `no play can In: n-:n_do I Amen-Ion Imuh. wllh hi L-uulox. WALTIII InNol.JI-- ID I BI-Iunl Oohrlo of Uomodluu. llmlul -_'M an um 05 nantn. ndkron an a run s'ro1uc .... wmlnnmn Yon want I Fur Oollu and Oath f I.A- nu unnllnniln. uomnure TIIUIIUOAI. NIABCII lllh. .-.-._ ` `P0!!! HOUSE on Eul throat. now occupied Poonhuon In In. :113';.'.";"`"" . g__..._-._._. . ")N MIDDAU 8l`IH9l!."I`o A ROUGH-OAS gusblen and In-go yn.5d:tIIuhs`p ; Inn .... [10-RENT next. Dwelling, 15; _li1s_r_l zm-.9 un. n w u ....... ... .7- 7, _ _ __?.._:..---j___-._ BBIDENCE ON BROOK 8 l`H.EET-A double . Urlol Home, Vlonorin Pu-k. nnl mmlarnto. Apply prexuuu. FBI DAV. MAIICII lith. _8l'_I._LWF6l"'ii T TMOORE- nulll uo /r/m:,sro/v aoLLn`797iI?. DON -r RU ICUUGH-CAST yud nuwhrp IE. J. BAJUS. TO LET. ya-nlnouuurruyujll mono mulmooh. Pow. oouhuuilhloot. _2-:-_.?__..__ woray _o -rusty`?! . iavxltlowrtd i-on ouublo In 1 SPARKS, HIICOII Bl-, `y. 8_u'oeI. llton Couvonuou. HOBART DYDI. Boo'y. __________ MEETING under tho ml icelol tho Km - too Y.l.O.A. will ho ha 6 tn Ontario I! on THUEHDAY IVIINING HEX! at 8o'olook. Add:-onu by Rev. Dr. Boo or. nu-.'r. 3. Co 0. Tnvolllni mercury Y.M.0. .. MR. J. E. K_ STUDD. , n_n..-_-n.. W. J . BIRON. Munnaor. ., 1);!!! shod- nowly ` ( [anion In I _.____.___ 7.` lmulnllutalf ; nt. Applynz Z14 A R11! '['I{A TIUN Fl RS1 . "Arbitration. then, and not strikes. is the theory of the order ?" said a. re or- ter. interviewing Grand Master men Powerly. "Yes. arbitrati ways when it is possible. Strike only as a last resort. but when that point is reached strike hard, strike in earnest end never surrender except to just eon- cessions. Why. this executive board has since the 1st day ol`Jsnuary last settled by arbitration three hundred and fty cases, which would otherwise have resulted in strikes without the mining of a single point by the strikers." This is an important point and one which is not generally understsnd. It would be more generally believed it strikes were not so general. and some of the branches did not involve the order in diiculty without waiting for the good olces of arbitration. Mr. Powderly must regret the raslinese of some of these branches, and we can quite un derstand his reason for stopping all re- cruiting until the new members can be uduostod upon the principles which they profess. ?,: A. Another evidence of the aiiixietyel use government about the workingmen's votes is furnished in the letter of Hon. Mr-. Carling, appearing in several of the Conservative papers. Conscious of the trouble which the various organizations , have been making because the labour market has been injured, in consequence of the competition of emigrants brought to Canada through the assisted passage system. Mr. Carling writes to make his position clear. He says: "I nd. also. that what is called the "assisted pas- sage` has been greatly misunderstood. and also misrepresented. This passage is not `assisted to the individual in the manner commonly "aged. But it is simply an arrange-...rnt tffected with certain steamship companies, by which a cheapened or reduced rate of passage is afforded to agricultural labourers, families of agricultural labourers and female domestic servants. which is paid by them and not by the government. This rate is, moreover. strictly confined to the classes named by special regula- tions msde with the steamship compan- ies. and none others can obtain it. except by double fraud. that is, first. by a fraud of declaration on the part of the intend- ing emigrant himself. in which he is re- quired to specify what he is and where he has worked; and second. by a fraud in the certicate of a minister of reli- gion or magistrate as to the good faith and truth of the declaration made." And would you believe it that the government for the scal year ending June 30th. 1834. paid out $53,874.50. for assisted p issages.so charged and published in the public accounts. If the latonrers and domestic servants paid tlieso passages how comes it that such a large amount and for such a purpose is charged to the people 1 The slinister of Agriciiltiire talks of the frauds which emigrants may perpetrate upon the steamship com- panies. but there can be no fraud about the payment of over 950,000 on account of assisted passages unless the 0')t(`V in the public accounts is incorrect. which Mr. Carling dare not say. --j_j.-_-j.j I ll WI ZUUII` IiI|1l'- We no rcqnutod to say that. u I ' I-unit oi the lodlnghngundoxod by [no snblio moot!-III. the Onngomn In to hue. on thy 1850: of July. I monitor damoultntion. and Iqihu and droohu Inn been nun om requesting the sundae: ol Inombon ol the older Iron may put 0! Clllldl and the United Slates. .\'('IIUUI, Ilmili` r_;I'I-.'.\"I'/(_).\'. 'I'Iu- Jlml suggests that the Legislature devote some time to a discussion of the l`ldl)Cll.tl0D Department and especially of the school hook question. We are told that Mr. Ross has completely re_ versed the old llL"fOl'l11 doctrine. that monopolies are hail. by introducing the monopoly system wherever there is hall a chance for it to thrive." We are lurther told that by an arrangement for the publication ol school books tens of lvheusands of dollars annually are being put into the hands of certain persons. And this charge is repeated so frequent- ly as to become a serious matter. de- manding more than a passing denial on the part of the Reform organs. The ex- planations that have been offered. di- rectly and indirectly. by Mr. Ross have been entirely satisfactory to most peo- ple. and particularly to all having an ad- mirationler the Minister of Eilucation and his departmental service. But the Tory press desire the impression to re- main that after all some facts are in concealment. and that they will not come out unless the Legislature probe (or them. The Opposition may not be so eager for this debate as I/II Illuil would have us suppose. if there were a general belief in the minds of Mr. Meredith and his followers that 'the province and people were paying enor- mous sums which they could save by a change in the management of the education oice they would not leave all the carping and fault-nding to the party press. Some way would be lonnd oi precipitating that crisis which they seem to think would surely follow the developiunt of the "scandal" new but vaguely hinted at. And il they lail to set we hope the government. fearing nothing and braving everything. will give the Tories all the debate and inbr- ination which they want on educational subjects. Why shouldthey not be gra- tied? We are assured that the labourer of Mr. Ross are worthy oi commendation. that in awarding the contracts [or the printing and binding of school books he has - been actuated by the highest and purest motives. that on the'whole the interests of the schools and 0! the pro- vince are oromoted. and that emcioncy and economy have been constantly kept in view. In all this there is nothing to blush lor. hence the advisability 0! ac- oopting oi Tory ohallengea and answer- ing them with this two-fold result. (I) o! dissipating error. and (2) ol putting an end at once and intent to a "scandal" 0! which the public armheartily sick. gmlggritisu am. A Iouhr Ionllg caning. -... ......--A-4l 5.. -_- Lint `T-j--___ Tho oulv born In the world mu Iknuo on Bol- lcn and porfomn other men.` A hvo hone porlonnsnoe on Intel commonou II 8:45. Zlhtlng baton qnd that the exhibition `E Allmlnlan _ __ |(;o0L PBOPIBTY COMMIT! II) TALK ABOUT SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. The Avenue IIIIIT fall to Fe-nle Touch- crl With Ieoold Clan Cerlllcalu In the Clty and I uvIIce-`lIo Iclool Canal- ... l.`r-nhIIl1-~l`elIrlI School Ille Not -n--n.~....-_- Last evening a meeting of the school | property committee was held in the secretary : olllce. There were present : the chairman, Mr. Polson ; and Messrs. Watson, Tracey and Dr. Fee. Previous to taking up the business to be consider- ed by the committee Mr. Poison stated that he recently called upon Mr. Wilkin- son. seoretary oi the Toronto school board. and learned that the business of the Toronto school board was conducted much more systematically than the business of the Kingston board. The total expenditure in connection with the Toronto schools last year was 9167.000. and of this sum 825,000 was paid for water. Mr. Polson presented are rt. given to him by Mr. Wilkinson, an de- tailing the salaries paid in the cities 0! Ontario to the holders 0! second-claesl > oertioa es. The statistics were compiled lromwtge last report issued by the de- -, part ` nt of education: Lowest. Highest. Ayersga. I SALARIES AND REPAIRS pltvlnpnb Ul vuuuuuwu . Avenue. London ... .....925o $500 9315 Ottawa.......... 300 I525 379 St. Cathnrines. .. 204 550 336 Branlford..... . . 215 400 280 Guelph . 225 500 _ 280 St. 'Ihomas .. . .. 275 350 290 Kingston . . . . . . 190 337 262 15ellev11le.. . . . . .. 500 4/, 387 Hamiltou........ 250 450 317 Stmt{nrd........ 225 475 307 , " " These.'it sliot %w;'w;e:raa:%.-assal, '.-mro female teachers. " " Mr mm! ..im.hn aince tne renort DIUIIIUK Ul KIWI. I E IXIIXIIX [UT ' the you to come. no this you thoyf hue done both: in ordinary nupou shun aver biare. The ohmch is Also spiritnnllv p porous. - A lemale beacuera. Mr. Kidd said that since the report had been prepared changes cccurred in the salaries paid to private teachers. Those of Kingston had been increased. The lowest. now were 9225 and the high- en 9600. n... Mnndnv thn mainritv of the mem- s 835 X. | On Monday the majority of the bers of the committee visited the local schools {or the purpose of ascertaining what repairs and furniture they needed. The report in detail was presented. The committee recommended that the secre- tary attend to the repainting of the blackboards and procure a slate black- board 10x3 ft. and two ieces 6113 {t.. as an experiment. for Mr. ell's room. Gor- don Street School; tlpt Queen Street School closet be removed li-om its pre- sent site. and the oor laid in hemlock; that the closet connected with the Wil- son buildiiigs be cleansed. and that other necessary repairs needed by the schools be performed ; that feuiteeu seats and a clock be supplied for Miss Davidson's room, Model School; that four seats be placed in Miss Barry's room, Louise School: that seven desks be put in the Williamsville School. and that needed seats be added to the equipment of Queen Street School. Th- nhui-man nnaanntnd Lliiat the rlpvi UIIIII UI unutuuil I \ M n meeting of Iho congregation oi the Fourth Methodist church. held In: ' night. I proposition Inovod Ind neoondod Ina brought forward. Idvinina the quu- torly oincid baud to nagotinto with the congregation in {nor of the nmnlgsmr tion of it and nnoihu oonanption. The proposition vu votod down with over- whelming numborn. and the congress- Iion decided to msinhin. undo: tho blessing of `God. I nepunto niuonon for tho van in coma. u Ihh van that T lnnanu sssn-A?-nnvv an- -uaavn. Ottsws. Much 11.-A gontlemnn who has just returned to the city from the North~West, after visiting several ol the Indian reservation, states that lrom bringing the Indians to the point of stervation the government heve gone to the other extreme. and the most reck- less extravagance is now indulged in feeding them. The cost of supplies. he sure. is something enormous. and the lavish menus: in which rations ere be- ing deslt out to the Indinns hes msde them indolent and unwilling to help themselves in snywsv- Out of this questionable sud mishken kindness government lsvorltes sre reaping a ne hsrvest iu In/rnieliing supplies. It is stated thst ' 0 or to show that this heavy ino one 1 penditure on so- oountoft di us wes necessary to keep them oi the government decid- edtosend p e ving column to the North-West to qu t the dissetislaetion ltiaalleged the ab wu itsell on several of the_resesves._, , `ONTARIO '*_AE_L Street School. The chairman suggested that the money gnntod for the use of the school pcoporty commmaeboincrenod in order to meet neoennry WIIIII. In wu unr- priaiug to observe the dilapidated state of the furniture in some of the schools. I\.- Iron mid nnhlin nnhnnl nmnertv tells its own tale or want and minor . "I have just received hilt] news Iioni our poor Labrador people by the mail men from Esqnirnaux Point. which re- ports aslollows : That below Esquimaux Point to Blane Station the people are starving; they have killed in Janiilfry 500 dogs, and eaten dogs` meat every day to save their lives. am more so. they report that several a. already starving. Last fall. late in I\ovember. Newfoundland sent a ship with a load of provisions for the aid of the people, and in a great storm she was lost and never heard of. Oh, dear father. it is terrible. Just imagine, in January ve hundred dogs killed and eaten. Oh, what will it be in April! The `Bishop from Esqui- maux point is writing to the government t t to send him provisions by first naviga- :6 tion. because there is going to be starva- V tion this spring at Esquimaux Point.` Even at Pentecost there are several] ' a families begging. and Mr. (lagnon cannot t 0 do anything for them. They say that `a if navigation does not open early they I! are furnished. There are no more pro- II visions here at Point dea Monts. no more our for sale. and two families of eight children have only one barrel of flour. In the spring it is sure to be starvation herelikewise. 1 am U.l\'.. thank God. I have two barrels or hour. 175 pounds of beef. potatoes. and all sorts of things." 11 h E I` v c I ot the furniture in some 01 we Buuuuns. Dr. Fee said public school property was being shamefully destroyed. He did not,however, favor the increase of the grant to the committee. He added that a statement of the salaries paid to the caretakers should be submitted. Some oi the them gambled about per- forming certain work. If they were not paid suioiently the board should know it. it. It was stated that in Louise school the caretaker got 0130 a year, and the Gordon street school caretaker only 090. The latter wanted 0100, and the chair- man said his salary should be increased. Dr. Fee naked Mr. Anglin (who was gureaent) if he had received any word tom Ottawa in regard to the site for the central school. Heinqnired 0! Mr. Poison at the same time it he had elicited any information as to whether the board could secure the Normal school lot `R M. Dnlimn nvnn nun-n Hm hmu-cl nnnldi coulu we Normal 3011001 101; Mr.Polson was sure tlm board < not. get the Normal school lot. Mr. Anulin had written Hon. not get me normal Bcuoul IUD. Mr. Auglin had written 0. A. Kirkpatrick about the Sydeulmm street site and had daily expected an answer. if he did not get one he would wire the Minister of Militia. making what decis- ion tho governmentimd come toin the matter. _...v o o..-,._. u|v.su>r:.nu. \... |I\/I . .......\.... The following letter is no a gentleman in Montreal from a. friend in the now In- miamng settlements in Labrador, and tells its tale of want and minor : I I hang in-t. rrmnivml lmul nr-MA rnm and I'uvlIec-1'lo ac-on unman- en I-`rl-blll|--(`eIIrnl I'M leell-I. 1-m? Union 0! Ohurohu. __. -.. A, I). `.--..__.A.- aould i IVIII; vs :- ... _ , Ondnlu Ornbridge University, And numb, Queen's University Y._M.O.A. no anon: ` `id`idafarmvn:rao3ttag;~ sigma -. tank I a sound M than nh_|e0I in to on_ I II the u oi: ICE! in proviuing ho Y.M.U.h. with suitable room: And I uooronrv. ll rumin- mended nt the nmliton Convonon. llnnnh l, `