.........h . TELEPHO lurch lo. given to other rooms. The niltoadern were anxious. Mr. Folger urged caution. Ho wanted the mute: oarelull looked into. Mr. Carter naked for an oplvnion at once. There the two man stood, Mr. Folgor leaning on his little friend`: shoulder until Mr. Ou- ter Ihook bin bond and remarked. "Don`| lean on me." ALI Hun.` -..I.mI unhu Hm linh nun nnl. lean me.` Ald. Dunn asked why the link was not built. Mr. Folger. to be oandxd, said that miltoaders would rather build with other people's money than wn.h their own. The Ilntlxbuua wanted biuuor 4 onuer people's money LIJIIIJ wuu won I own. The Ratlxbuua bigger bonuses thnn the eople could give. lie was perfectly willing no leave the scheme 4 no the board. I ALI n.I.I.....|...mn I-unn v..mmmI.ln In no we noaru. Ald. Gildersleeve was favourable to the new line if the builders were sincere. but the indications did not point that way. He intimated that if they secure} the charter they were not required to bu I I to Kinstonjthey could go to Dose` route, and I at was where they wanted to go. Under the present charter they could not go to that place. The powers they sought were such us no other line mm aim: for. m "showed that thev representative ll parmmeuu." Ald. Mclntyre. continuing. said that it the company were sincere there was ample time in which to build the road. A mm. 01-` ANXIOUS um. may souguu sucn Is no unuur uuu had asked for. He "Ihowod that they could. if the secured the chatter,-build to Kingston Pembroke RR. points and bake all the freight to Deaeronto. Ho declared that below the cinv endorsed the amendment the company should select them route. ALI n...1.a.... .........1 .1..x.... ......1 n... wmun me yours. Ald. Eilbeck had been mystitiod b 1Mr.Carter and Mr. Folger. Both ha plausible stories. He did not want. the council to get muted agnm and there- fore he urged delay. He was anxious for an oupoaibiou line. but. in the inter ests of the city and themselves hedo- sirod to give the matter serious consid- oration. A I.I llunn flinnnlnf. than r-nvnnnnv the nne. Ald. Melntyre wee lsvorshle to en in- dependent line. It the council desired the prospsrit ol the city the should not no obetsc e in the lay of t eN. `I. 62%. R. 00. Eewented toloothe K. 5 P. . prosper. and every other line. but it seemed strange that the K. & P. ll. Go. should oppose the N. T. a Q. R. Co. He thought the former were actuated by selsh motives. He moved the lollowiiw resolution. seconded by Ald. Robinson : That min nnnnnil exm-ens their ep- select Well` route. Ald.Reddeu urged delay uutxl tbs people had been consulted about the scheme. AIA llnlmu-r mun nn-lontlunumrn nl acnome. Ald. Hobart was perfectly aware of what ho voted for previously. for be had the document: showing that Mr. Rath- bun wanted to build the branch Hno within two \l.l h`.`l|uml, Inn} hnnn nu-yntinfl hv A . . Pilli uni: |I.Ai.I'7;'0V`o:i:Ip quurnm llIdlIl.All VALUE. withont nbia bone from In. It. Outer and the mute: of n. balm: would be in in merits. By endorsing the amendment the city we: nut committing itself to aesieting the line. AM M..r..+..m um. fnvnrnhle to an Ald. Dunn t.hou;,:ht. llm company meant business when they -leairod the assistance of clue city in order to secure their clmrbor. Ivunuu u nnltum |n.~u1~ln.-'1-Inuu OIBHOIJ. I UNl)EnVal1l0Ua ILli`.S'l`luL"l`lONH. Amendments were made by Ald. Mo- lntyre, which provided for tLe elimina- tion of clauses from the amemled char- ter. allowing the oxteuaiou of the line to the existing lines of railway. to navi- gable waters. or to any point in Canada. It was also suggested that the resolution Ihould provide for the elimination of the elauaea giving leave to build the line to auv point on the Hay ol Quinta or Lake Ontario. Mr. Carter thought . the council were usurpimz the powers of parliament. Mr. Gilderaloevo said that they lid not want the line to go to De- aoronto. anal Mr. Carter rotorted that they could not get the freight rates there that the could in Kingnton. In reply Mr. Gil eraleevo said they could wlmn tlm Mnn-av canal was 0D(!D8(l. veg nick condition. 1-. Outs: sud the enlist the chnrtfg wu paced the sooner the bunch won be proceeded with. Ald. Irwin ukcd what gncnutee she city had that the road would be built cbia bonul from it. Ilr. Outs: ndd thuthc Thelibot the N. '1`. a Q.R. d3ping3`$' their milking both cows. tho 0.P.R.' He the council to cxpnu uoplniouo it could ho mod :5, the nilvny committee`: meeting on Mon-. day. Ald. Ellbook thought that it the mud could noun -1: months ilyvu in: My condition. .. nun... um um anrllnr the charter I`8Dly Ml`. UlI(l0!'|06V0 EMU may C0! when the Mun-my canal was opened. Tim rmmlntinn want. to Mm mnvnr n when we Murrlv canal Wu upeueu. The resolution went. to the mavor and he asked that it be further amended by making Kingeton the terminus of the proposed Yuker branch. The elder- men thumped the table. Aid. McIn- tyro wee agreeable and the resolution penned. but not before Mr. Folger asked delay. He wanted the council to con- nider document: he would submit. The council Idjourned II 11 o'clock. III VVII lluu. Hndnlar-awn look in his eyes. pre- dicted All sertao evil, short crops. low rioel. I new rebellion in the North- oatl Hi: skin won ellow. and a. fever snot on each cheek to d of n torpid liver and poisoned blood. A box of Hamilton`: mandrake and butternut pills worked a wondrous change, for through their sti- mulating notion on the liver all poinon- one elements were removed from the true river of life- the blood. Crop prospect: improved. prioee were own up. Ind life At once became llllod wit new pro: and pleasure. Try Hum- ilt.on'n Pi In at Polson'I drug store. j.__, llrnl Inspection Yutordny. Overweight--Rou Bron. John Pound. John Waters. J Amen Boyd. Muk Swift. Adsm Bwtnson. '1`. R. Cunovaky. R. H- Toye. George Bong. Robert McCumnou. 1|`- Weiqhed enough-A|ex. Mucdonsldu I`_|._ `74_I 1:. J In V nl. oljndat weight-Robert Mcunmlnolh nr , tun Irmvnn. Thav W010 Mum` `nd COME EARLY. unuer wangnI-nooe Ir..two lonvu. They mrfeitod. QM Xllly II iii Al luau: I mun, g hnndhlly lllutrlhd. by Fernando Minn- &. llbol Lo land: Hllutri. Plris, Ind Hufori Weekly. Tho pbtlnl no vat) putty. sad the lunar pnui my intotutln [ Lookopl tot Ih opening clnplcu on Sa- urdly. , ' AN AO'1`OB'8. mm. 1 on Sgmrdgy in bqiu "An Aclotistofy. .....un..n.. :n..a...u-I ha In-nnndn Minn. THE DAILY Bnriflsn wme, MAY 14. +% wen Mcunmmou. ;jIs1NG FROM rrs ASHES. burnt district will be rebuilt nexore we lesson is over. and in some cases much better buildings will take the place of tholebo recently destroyed. There no I large number of reason: and mechanic: hard at work on the block of Messrs. Ohinnlck & Carson. and probably the wells will ell be com lotod and the roof on belore the month closes. Mr. By- mington is also gettin ready. b it ill said he does not inten to have a the: opera house in the block. that proving a rlther poor investment in s town like Nspanee. Mr. arshaw has not yet been able to effect a settlement with his insurance company, and cannot rebuild until he doea. His ne block was In total 3 wreck es lire could mdkfit. and nobody can blame him in the least {or having had anything whatever to do with the tire, and yet the insurance men are not willing to pay him the amount on which they have been receiving payment for years; nor can it be considered that the buildings were insured for anything like their cost. Dr. Cook is erecting a. line brick block on he site of the old wooden buildings b rned uwny. Mi`. Oonws has his brick terrace already under met again. am it will be ready v ' 3 ;:1;~'s:.-. -evl W .-risk ."u-e"`r_usi`-_' sidence on my Hill; Itwill'b'e omen! the largest and nest residences in town when completed. In consequence of the late tire and the ordinsry growth the mechanics and lsbouring men will have the busiest season at Nnpenee they have enjoyed for years. '_|`lxe new electric light company have :1nt:.x!r;1t;;7aa.t1gn;2xgg'!_m;g$;.Q.i,r.n$., Ex.-Mayor ' enjoyed (or The new electric light compnnv got things in full operation now and pro- bably as many lumps are in operation as their one dynamo is capable oluupplyin well. The leading stores are all lighte in that way now. and so are the two Methodist churches. There are several lumps on tho principal streets. The light appears to be brighter and Iteedier than that in Kingston, and as water power is no abundant it can be supplied at a much cheaper rate. It in nrnhnlila that Nananee will noon much cheaper rate. It is probable that Nnpaneo be supplied with a good water works system on the llolly plnu. l'lio matter has been in consideration lot some time. and tlielste disastrous lire has tended to] hasten oilioisl slow pace. Water and water powor is abundant here. and there is little in the way of cheap and eloient water works. The town will never be well protected against. lame res until some such provision is made- espeoinlly for the western end of it. As in now is it. would be very uilcult to supply anythinglikeen edeqnstesmounr. of water there on su emergency. 'I`|m Ins-an alnnn wnrlul nmml an idle ms or there The large glass works stand an idle as they have done for the peat two yeara. and it is leared that the prospects of resuming work soon are by no mean: assuring. The mission to England. to bring out the labor and capital lrom there. was. probably. a total failure. When the next general election cornea the cry may be as induatrioualy raised. an it was last time. that millions of loreign capital in awaiting the result of the election before investment here." and Sir John may have themany assur- ances" from capitalists that he received just in the nick of time belore the last appeal to the country. Probably that trick has been already played for all that it is worth. however. The "millions in muting" have continued to wait so long that.ae Betsy Briggs would have remarked "I don't believe there is no such person." The lively existence Inch persons had in the imaginations, or rather in the mouths ol Tory oratore lour years ago. are but one ol the many sickening remeinlnancea the Canadian tax payer has at the N. P. "tall chim- hey" visions of other ilayu. l in Nananeo and tlirouuhout the tnoy" VIBIODI or other (lays. in Nspsneo throughout county the Scott Act appears to have been well observed since itcuine in lorce on the let inst. For two weeks not an arrest has been made lor drunkenness. nos has a. drunken row occurred. nor have most of the citizens seen an intoxi- cstexl man on the streets. lt is 5 well known fact that some poor lellcws who have not seen is sober week in`yesrs before hsve been perfectly sober. and at work too. since the month began. ll the law continues to be observed as well nobody can doubt but it will prove a resl blessing to the community. The public houses are all open to the public as before. with an increased rate of charges. but there are doubless msny as there is any legitimste demand for. and until the "Ml1l'VlVlLl of the fittest" comes shout. as it does in so many other things. the business will be too much out up to prove remnnerstive to any. Messrs. Pruyn it Son. for years the lsruest liquor sellers here. closed their shop promptly the last duty of the license system sud have moved to Trenton. where they obtained a shop license. The other licensed shop also closed at once. lobumu II Iclll Aouvoll C0II*"` `no llcotrlc l.III`I I|oegu-IoIIy lyi- u- or Water won: lobe Adovml-`|'|"= spun at Enterprise. ltis robablo that evory_houno in the burnt strict will be rebuilt below the -an-an I. await and in snlnn ALIDI much `l`hn I'eo|-Io Wh:u lonmouto. Saying: and nolnp uh-not Pnulng Anontlon. Dr. H. H. Chowu nnd his bl'i(l0, of Winnipeg, has arrived in that city. t`..m.. Abbie m-aides over I lune con- wmmpog. nu amvou m man may. Capt. Abbie preside; over large gnsunhion nightly It Laport. Ind. She is very much pleased with the plum. I1`, Cmulidv. roller skater. [mu races HAPANII WILL KDON LJOKBBTTIB THAN BEFOBI THE BEGIN`! Hill. is mucu plelaoa wlm sne PIIOG. F. Caasidy. roller skater. on vmb Brunei. of Ottawa. Williams. of Brockville. and the champion skater of Cox-nwnll. M. ,I-man M Mnllin ilv mlitnr nf (Jornwul. Mr. James M. Mnlliu. city editor of the Ottswn I"m- Prm, has sustained I severe stroke of paralysis. dasdening his entire loft lids. n] Monti-nmhnrt. an! "R" Rnthnrv. eumro 1915 nae. Col. Montilnmbert. of B" Battery. wn present as B ciyilinn spectator It the presentation of modulo to the Toronto volunteers. 1...... ua.-..a -lm uillml J R In-. '1`oronr.o volunteers. Junea Stownrt who killed J. 11. Ar- nold at Tbornhtll on Feb. 8rd. 1895, has been pardoned from the penitentiary. Ilia sentence was for two years. W H-rlunrt llnhiunnn. Wm. Birlreh. um sentence tor mo you-s. W. Herbert Robinson. Wm. Birkeh. llunilton; Wilhun Emery. Scokews Hubor; A. F. lhoTnvisb. Goo. Kerr, jr.. J. 8. Bnnnden. N. D. Mcmrthnr. Ad. Weir. jr.. 8. W. Downoy.'I`oronto; H. B. Duly. Juno: W. Deun. John Lyneo. Henry Siobon, R. B. Patterson, Daniel G. Wiggins, David L. Gibbinu . New Yolk ; T. Jnolmon, Lambert. England ; Willinm Green. London; E. P. Denlnon. Pbilndelpblt. Pm; Jamel Btewut. Ren- lrow; J. F. Gnhun, Wslkonillo; John Shormu. Tamworth; Liens.-Col. Irwin`. (Man; J. Kennedy. R. Johnson. N. Provne. T. R. Garrett. Montreal. In It the Britiuh American Hotel. rum naniiisw ms :1 l`.'IIIl'I llll-III Iauut n I. -an Pynmldn of onion. etc.. diup red npldlv It the entertainment a the Third Methodist Church. alter which n I planing lilanry and musical rovrnnmo an nnnanhd. Ilia Cal well an plouning Illetlry and IIIISIOII mvrnnmc Inn Med. nag moo y` nnd qlterwudu recited plen- unuy. Olher readings und roonhuonl were ginn by Mr. J. L. Runny. And Mr. Fell. of the Business Colloyo. Bu. II: Ilnvnlv um`: I hour in da- Ilr. Fell. oi the unusual Uouoyo. luv. Mr. Iuvoty took a full hull hgnr in do- norlbung bin trip to the south hat you. In New Orluns than no MD ohunhu. M fhhnlln 1. AIM .5. M'- In New Otluuns more My onlnnu. Iona: Onthohc 85. 35. baby- tctbn ll. Epinoopgl 1. Lnthonn 8. land 0. And Jewish 8. Th goals 0 not ban tbdr dead. but put on in stone nulls. Home of the hot- as: clan build inn ' crypu. which outununllu 20.(XX) spigot. Alyho xpodlouhouwnpnrlauctuhuooul |l5,l!x).nn|bodroon not fat tuna Ho aw out much from Vienna : this. sad boot: horn 3 nun`: cuticle. Zoos??- nnuonunnont Lu: Nun. .. . . ,._ 11---. 1U 0'0|0OK Illllp. Uyd. 1'1. DEIOHCIOD. It is good before or alter monln. chun- ~ 1:a.s(nu"c4th;I.r.T11kr'mr}-3513;: in` ;`-Mum-A -- Baa! .~;.i:,E.- `u"' L'...x.1..s.aik: ii(m*a$~.'. W: , 'l`h.u hnvn an-iunl Annthnl Inl nf` W968, commencing on Jlonuuy. Ya economical houlewives, new is I chancel A Inge lot of stair linen 3810: par yard at Lnidluv & Son's. All the good bow and girls no to the mormn . Mr. . J. Arthnrs hu been nppointod baih of the fifth divinion court 0! the Township of Kingston. Mr Iitrntfnrd. Imxldnl-mint. mm: Hill unit 9. munon or mruu. A polo club from ahla city will play in Uobolnrg during three dnyu of next week. commencing on Monday. Va nnnnnminnl lmmariven. here in I yard as maauw a aonw. All the good boys ixls go foot of Brock St. to r o the "Flying Dnt.chm|n." Snturdny mutinoo. Am\I.im1 nnln nl nn Ilrmnaln And In- COCOA ESSENCE AND COOOA NIBS, Dutchman." unurany mulnoo. Auction ale 0! line Bruuels sad to- pestry carpet: at the mu-t to-monomst 10 o'clock sharp. by J. E. Hutchooon. It in annd hnlnrn or alter manln. chun- ' `Gr:*a.ui.~s1:" *-W: ' = They have srrivodl Another lot of those reliable b;_by earrings: no ll. Kirk- pct.riok'a. corner of Princess and Barrie streets. AIR Hahn:-O. nnnnht. u-An Iiumln, vn nroeu. Ald. Hobart caught. three liuldl. ve inches long nhis morning coming through I water up in his store. They no on exhibition. 'l`uu:-mu -nlilimrn -tha tn u: nun-an}. GXIIIDIIIOII. Twenty soldiers. added to the protons force it A" Buttery. would enable it to get along without the nuinanoo ol the 14th Butt; company. Mr. A. Mnm-knll in hnildina n nlxi morning. Gonna` collars And ties. immune Vl- riollen and close pnooa, M Hardy & Murny s. A nnhmln. for fm-inn: drivimr whila Mnrnys. A cnbmnn. lot furioul driving while drunk. was ned I10 and costs this vnnrnlnn law now; company. Mr. A. MoOorkoll in building a Illi for 5 genhleman in Antioolti. There will be no iron nails in the boot. the ma- tonings being copper and bruu. Silk and linla thread alovu. Bea `Hole OIICTGU Ii IJBIUIIW U: DUI! I- Mdoue and Frey. pool playeu. are having: tournament. in New York. In the that night's play Malone won. He made some beauhilnl shots. Halon nnrnnnlu on:-Int: and nnllnro. made oeaumm anon. Belts, paranoia, corset: and oollnrr, cheapest at. Hardy an Mm-ny's. ' The one of W. Murnbv v. K. dz P. R. Lisle and kid glovu. chap :6 Rudy & Mun-ay'I. The Soul 0! England were pho - ed in I group In shalt new ball 30- y. A largo uoortmonl oi conch. moo-I goods at low prion. st Lsidlnw & 8on'e. AI: 10:30 thin morning the men 0! "B" Just the thilng for Attics, Halls & Basement Windows. goods as low pmoa. as umnw a wire. At 10:30 thin morning the men Battery were paraded and inspected by 001. Irvine. Ilia. AAA. Ann Wish`: nnn ll Ianrn Uol. uune. Mina Adda Ann Fields, aged 14 years, I only daughter ol Mr. A. Fields. died this I morning. nno.-' nnllnl-I Ami ting. immnnnn II. Townsmp or mngston. Mr. Stntford. taxidermist. state! thl he bu during his hfetilno shot over half million of birds. A -ml.` nlnlx fa-nm this nit: will nhv homage being copper um oruu. Silk and [me thread glovu. Bee thou: offered at Laidlaw & Son's. "dung and Wu-aw nnnl nlnunv-I nl-A cheapest. an mu-ay an murnys. The one Murphy Co.. an action to restrain the nilronderu from enpproprinlaing lnnd It the foot of Oltrenco street. hm been decided in {nor 0! Mr. Murphy. ll. Wilmnt has nnmlxuad Ibo nlllnn IGIE, OI UBDEDOQUO. ll DOILIK Iffllluu The public school board has not at completed its budget. It ll oxpco to borewdf in a couple of weeks. About 0500 vi 1 be naked for the libnry. Roma` nndnrwanr. mnu'n nndanmnr. un uomuoes. me. an. uruuom. The nnnouncemont in another column of aha marriage of Dr. D. E. Mundoll and Miss Nollie Keyes will be I nurprluo to many persons. The couple are well mated and we wish them I llle of grant happiness. Dr. Mnndell has locuted in Gannnoqco Wn hum in-t rnmaivml nnr nnrina nnl. Gannnoqco _ We lnwe uut rooeived our spring gol- loolion of ulba direct from Holltnd. cbmprislng lilies. dahlins uludioln. amynllia, raunuoulum. hyaointhu. anemones. etc. From our_ experience in this line we no enabled be choose the uent. varieties, no the lowest pouiblo nces. Don't; forget the plnce. 186 n-lnceqa Street. W. J. Wila5n. Reliable kid gloves, ohoapou at Hardy & Murray's. Mr. R. 0. Curler had I oomnlnlnt to {not or Ml`. murpuy. ll. Wilmot has purchased the Idling yacht "Lulu" from Mr. G. Mocnllough. A moo between this boat and the Peer- leaa. of (iananoquo. is being arnnged. Thn nuhlin unhnnl hoard hu not val`. Iouu mu no nxea l0l' me unnry. Boys` underwear. men : underwear. ladies underwear. cheap at Hardy ac Mun-ny a. An Indian named Hons wn ned I2 "NEW NOVELIST LIBRARY," Mun-ny'a. An Indian Hops I2 and costs for drunkenneaa. It would bl a sensible move (or the police deput- menu tolmnt np the parties who sell liquor to the Indians. ,. ....u..n-N. algal...-in mun A harm Cni- 1: nor no me munaus. ingmnn a electric soap, 4 but lor 26c; take home 8 roll of our npiood bacon at 10 per 1b.; 8 lb. can is peaches, 150; on sugar com. 150; 4 b. tin tomntoes. 150. Jan. Crawford. 'l`|u. -nnnnnnnmnnt in nnnthnr nnl-mn an Murray's. Mr. R. O. Cuber had I complaint make against the city council last night. Years ago the rm he represents uked that the city should not increase the nuesament. on the Grove Inn Jxroperty. where they intended to buii I nob factory. but to this day no reply bu been received to their commnnionlion. 'l`|.n nnnnnl mnntinn nl than nnnlinn been renewed no men` communloulon. The annual meeting of the Onnudinn wlneelmsn occurs in Montreal on July lat, `Jud and llrd. Western wheelmen are organizing a tour to Ihrt from To- ronto on June 28th. to wheel to Kingston. taking in all the mtermodinte towns nnd bicycle clubs between me two lneee. On arriving here a boat will be 3: on to Montreal. W`... and... in hm nlnvnn nnlnmllll value. otlered by Lnidlnw a non. Ac Lanark a suit was brought by Mr. M. Laloudo sgninsr. the Kingston a Pem- broke Rsilwn Co. to recover O00. nine of 3 home kifled on the truck. The nnimnl strayed from the premiun of the owner. but was hired by mother puny. from whom it strayed on the nilwsy track. Thejudge gave his decision in {nor of the railway oompory. um. `flung: mm Iggngo tho l'bnpIo'u QI- !oIlIon-lltwoI 61 our Lolo-nrb~. Montreal. Tun nbadea in kid gloves. splendid value. oered by Lnidlnw & Son. Ar. Lanai-It IL nuih wan hrannht b7 Ml . Tho (lull Sol-vlno Rolonnen Sn their object in uimply to retain ood men in oioq, when you nd them. his theory ms be nlnly npplind to the trout- menl. of o humnn I mm by man: of medicine. Those who Ave onoo mod Dr. Pierce : "Golden Iodlonl Dlnoova " for uorolnloun swelling: and tons. loan 0 esh nnd Appetite, wank lungu. spilling of blood sud consumption, will up ly to it the uni prinoi la ol Oivll Sen Rolorm. Ind "hold at that which in gond." P Ellll F['I'l'lll} HITS -GO TO- A. BAIRD & 00., I '"3""?"E`""' in max sum} All neatly bound in Cloth, Gilt Siae Letterings, vari- ous colors, reduced in price to lNCIDlN'l`S01I-' Till DAY $3.50 TO ORDER Pants] g}.LA1DLAw85soN. A Large and Complete Assortment of Bldck Dress Materials. Now in order to (arm I correct. ides of tho good vulua thc shove gure: indicate, we would onnsidor In I you favor to have you onll Ind onmlno these Spoolsl 0 who we advertise, even if not propu-ed to buy. TAN mmwma nnnnv/.5`. -nun urn mmwm: `....a .n n... lnutlinu Hrnvrn ` 'i`n'mai...u1`iu u u we ifnvo mot wxth nubcou. II mo lnrquly luoromiod id " u;gV_ ..._ |J.LA|DLWv7& SON uunvvl u-v, sun: In uvu yrupurru ll) Inly. TAN. BROWNS, BRONZE TAN8, MID BROWNS. `Ind III the loading Brown Bhtdol. in all the Naval and But Mntorisln. Nuv9.In Lulu. Whllc and Marl-eihndel. I0. II I-9. I5. I8. 90' II. and In In range on Ilxher [I-ale nnlerlnlo. CREAM TENNIS SERGES I YACHTING SERGES ! I - x salt; |Arant.Voo to no mad MONEY OHEERFUL .Y REFUNDED. run nay mans xu1L1%mr:n1cA1iPnTsa nuussrunntsnluas --()0 'l`0-- JAMES RIGEMOND Q 8: CO. Milena! Cnrpotn. Thounndn ol Bqnu-0 Yard: of Oil`-Cloth Ind Linoleum. Hun- dred: of Sch 0! Uurulns. Rut Silk Curtain and Furniture Mutorhlu. Raw milk and Velvet Tnblo Coven, Dngholuu Rugs. &o., ulwnyn to be bought trom In the Right Home for Lsdion to buy tholr 0011069. 800 our 950. Conan. worth 400. In our 400. Oorutu. worth 00o. Bu our 50:. Conan. worth 750. See our 760. Oonotr. worth 01.00. BOVVES a BZFSESIETTE. |TIJ.w::a:1s1o%`l :a:Y' No ooouion to look the h othor Ik)0;I ;Au tho Bent Styles of But: snd Bnnnotro Trimmed Ind Untrimmod. to Ind In In qunnmiu st prices to aunt. no.1... (lnmh gt Lou P1-inns. .~:s'- ` ouu so blurs non We hhve It full line of the above perfume` .1 bottles, all sizes, or-on draught in any quantity at THE NEW JEWELRY SHUP, 179 WHLLIIBTHI S'I`.. TIIIDIIJOG Illa Unmmmoa, I0 00 Illa III III qululnuvu nu ynuvn w nun. Othor Goods st Low Prices. Hr` Glove: (tom 10 Stockings 54-. suu Drona Good: 100. Psulolu 130. Lnoo Co- lourod Pu-uolu 50. nv wevpnnnn 'rn_nAv_Rn.nn Gnadn. nlmk nnd Coloured Gsuzo. Hat Tnn;- BY EXPRESS TO-DAY-8ou`|e Goods. Black nnd Coloured Gsnzo, mlngu. DORAN & 00.. oauy In Byro; iluolvod Partnorahip_ "*":'" 1\ The buaineu in luturo will boourrioa on by W. J. BYRNE8, who will slwn n lmvo on hand I Lane allll Well-leleclol Itock ol Fashionable oodu for Gentlemen`: Olllllln a mud hoposto retnln In hi: on Patrons. And I msny new onus u may [not him w I n cull. ~ Goods will he nhown with plenourm Rain Umbrellas in Silk, Alpaca. and Cotton. Ladies Genuine English Mackintoslms, warranted to keep out the wet. Men's Heavy Rubber Coats cheap, cheap at unaunagnnuu, - ......v VI Vv- _., ...,, _ ,.,._-. M. Mull Prlou. ` TABLE LINENB AND OOUNTEIIPANEB, ohuposu In the tndc, at MINNES & BURNS , BETWEEN 200 AND aw nnanunnxn vl: unlaon uuuun. , Our great success in the Dream De rtment thll Spring hm nooumnlnted Remueuu u shove. from 5 to 15 ynd length:-, w hh will be eleu-ed out thluveek regerdlen o! gun. Call and nee them. . ROBABY BEAD TI%lMMING8.-Another one 0! those good: In this moral nu. ___--...u~. ,._ One Case Manufacturers Sample Ends & Short Length A`_-.--_ SPENGE CRUMLEY S. SPENCE & CRUMLEY'S. an In IGOODNEWS; 9_0.9P.NEW3- known. Anon I1. _ II} II. Wonderful Nice Fitting Suits turned out at MOORE'S o_.t Prices that this Spring suits one and all. A Fine Stock to choose from, and ate glance buyers can see that it is the La:-gest_ in t.heCity. It is a pleasure to show goods and let our prices b0 hy 14. May 14. May 18. `BLACK oAsHME,35 J..1ERsEvs :""'-VI, -l'l. Wlllillwiuulu Will. Min Dnpny. A B1-Ida. In. Eoulhwonh. .0 of Clifton. In. Bonlhworth. nod Wm. Mn. Bonthworth. ' ouuny. Ilia: mum. Edith Lyle. Mn. I. J . Holman. ling Dnwnllmin. I. J. Holman. Hawk and buy. Translated (tom the PREP.2CR:_FbR RAINLT It has been our Ilmlhis as non to oer the bet: qunllty -3'00!!! AID 61%! IT. Mgy M. Mny 13. LACE CURTAINS vary ohasp. CRETONNEB ohupor thnn ever. WINDOW HOLLANDB. I" widchn. SKEITINGEPILLOW OOTTONH, TICKINOB, WHITE & GREY COITONB Msy 19. BLACK DRESS `(Si ODDS. . IDL`\J Kay 10. , Indians` ntnnl. uunn uy nun. Iqu- Ixyhlh oflng Ar\hnr,J. H. Club. fur Play, Mn Bouhvorth. lama ot lnglqvuod loud. Ila: Bolmo hhl Klrlhp; In. Bouhwonh. Pstlotlcn Funny. ` u Nlghh 0! 8|. Llhufu. Wm. Mudlord. lannnooolu. I13. Bouthwonh. Olply Buds. Edna cl Bruno. Thong: 0. Oman. `Id! In Won III. A Boqllol Inll Play. Inluihnoo ;oc. Trenton Wino. JuahhlQI|.OIQL lltrryol. Jud: In-by. 1.3. coho. 'lanl|nn.In. II. Lnoloa. ; c.'l'hnDun Baton the Enllnuhtldnnllil. mu Vaughn. Ilh Ounmiu. II. The Ono-lull Ionl. III. luu'uu .5. sun as h. Hyatt an Von laIIlnG!.In.Il.J.Bclnn. I_nnhgo;n.IboIiMHnnDuIuDu- low can nuou-am. 01.00. No. W. 03-15 WI`? ._ -15%- Anni-g hunnl anlnll. low (lull Ivlluuxlq u.w. pm. 7 .-..., ....., .,-.... Bun I homo Brunhuupou. In patent. own. van`: 01.15. 11.. nuuhvuoll than Ou-pd: for n.oohnhs_vo nobotdtt to until then. not OI-s`.lo&I.1.`nu|ln, luau nl Amount. OIIII). -- ----___--:j$j ALL WOOL AT :5. I8, 53; 23, 25 CENTS. W` ottingam Lace urtains! lay `I. OPP- WINDSOR EIOTEL- U\J.LJ aQ<-La---v- wvv-- ...._-. ran rm: foam: um am, my MD man. DRIvE j`I%j6bRsETs. GREAT REl\{|TNANT SALE LACE CURTAINS I WE OFFER A1` SPECIAL IIIEDIICEII PRICES: BETWEEN aoo AND 300 nnumms or muses oooos. .. - . __-_-__ 2- u.- n.... n.....-Imam: lhln m-Ina hn1 umumnlnhd EOOKE DIRECT TO THE BIG MILLINERY ROOMTEI J. RIOEIIJOND 85 CO- "(Near Princess Street.) is now opm. R. nIo2E'.AUL 8. mnrantoo Hnot utinhotory In All Maud: PURCHASE REFUNDED. % A... LIF2E"I'I'O'N'- l'I'IlIlIlI . Itlulyni Ihtouno. III. I. J. Batman. 3...`. Ann` Yard Ivllan, T T jj The Inn Mllllnery lloom. I96 Prlncen BI. lIjr W: J. BYRNES. Con. Pumcnss & BAGOT S'rs. 132 5} 134 Princess St. April II- by 11. I0, 73, I5, 20, 25c. and up per piece. Mn E1"!-;%".&="~l .WADIu 8 DRUG STORE. nnn KING I BBOCK STE Or Six Copies for $1.50. I76 IIIIICEBI B'l'Bl IE1`. In ii. I003. KING 0 . lul. ucuunmnn. I Maul. In Lynt. h_. u_ n-_nI......AI. COME OFTEN. BOOKSH )I luv! In lnuln nu-. nu. i. ll. JOLLIFFE. 11.0.. cn.n., 1..n.:.P.m., nu. ldlnbnrth. lumber of Ibo Oollogc ol Phnlolun a Sul- llal. Ontuto. on : An u-.lI:N H'l` _ Kmgwgmn Oahnqnluoau. NOJI. on wuunuuy, ..., 19%|), Is No pa. ` T:x:!BJ:Iu looting: ol lhu Anolonl nudhzlaa hp Itluh Bib at`grcom ion 0! Illxllld. IIICIBTIB LODGE, No. 33, of the Ham 0! llnglnnd Bonovoient Boolatn will meal In their new Lodga Boom, corner onm-osl and Prlnoul Bu.. our Bu-|ohnn'I Eu-dvnro Btorl. Ibo Bad And In: Tuesday 0! ovary month. Also some Single Curtains and Single Sets about half price. HARDY & MURRAY, I. '0 lfirrinluruc UB1.` "l'BON'l'BllA0." No. D, has ndonl order of Fox-onus. moon o the rut And I In! Thuudny In nob month In Oddhllowr Edl.oo:-nu of Prlnoou and lontnnlltnou. (CVO! Hnndry A '.l'hompIon'|.) Doc. I1. Tam REGULAR IIITIIIUB at tho 8:. Luv- ronoo Council. Boyd Amnnum, no hold on the nm Ind third Mondnyl In every month 5| 8 gun, In line Onsnqul Odd Fallon | BnlI.Pr1n- cou Strong ___ Doc. 12; noun : sun--u ----- -. Light end moderate wiudu. between south-east and north-es.st, genenllv fair, warm weetler. with showers to- wsrds evening in a. few localities. `'2 Ike! Enlllsh 50110 For smiling. Z. Provost hss received this season a splendid stock of English serges for sum- mer weer. They range in price from 010.60 per unit. made to order. He guarantees a rst clue t. 'lhay `u I rm-em. One of the representatives of the M. '1`. Co. wee heard to remark recently that if that institution did not get more consideration {mm the city its lent would be removed to Port Metonl 0 at the fool of Wolle Island. Ibo You W gm. 1 lloy? A second party of 200 ho H (ages 8 to 10). to lonve Dr. Barnar 0`: Training Homes. England. arrive in Peberborongh towards the end of June. Ap licnzions for t.l1`ouo.boya will be doalt with in the order In which the are sent. in and com- loted. and shot: :1 ho undo only to .dwu-d Du. Snperintendont, Dr. Bu- uu'do`s Distributing Home. Ilqterbo-. rough. Ont. W . -. . ..n.;.._.T kluhlhlllnn. .....,,... V--. Ari :- chool llxhlgblllon. The prize work of the art school will be on exhibition on Mondsy, Tnasdsy sud Wednesday of next week. sornoon and, ovoniugs. Though the Art school is the smallest in any city yet it carried o eight of the eighteen certicates grsntod. The standing of the schools were in tho lollowing order: Toronto. Kingston. Ostsws. London. This shows the remarkable standing of our school. __I_.__.:-- Auood 1ImIo Buy. Roll bacon. b the roll. 10c: (red: oak: 1250; free butter. 180: cheese. 100 lb. Jan. Crawford. A Ileerty Vote 0! Thnnk-. Lut evening the oleielo ol the Sy- deuhem Street Methodist Church ulect- ed Mr. Henry Cunninghnm u its repre- eentntive at the district meeting. A hearty vote of thanks wu pinned to Rev. Mr. Leltoy Hooker. [or his services dur- ing the put three years. Under his eflleient miniatntione the work ol the church in greatly prospered. Wbe raver he resides in future he will be remem- bored in the bent: end at the titan of oh. nnnnln ` u'iI'in}tT6'I3n'io"17i.no m.."iuid 1untrow 3:15 p.m.; connecting with O.P.E. lxprau lot polnu lm. - No. 5 Exp:-on luvou Kln n ma p.In. eon- noounkwnh U.P.ll. mam .xprou min It hh - bot In to: all points out and nut. J. 1!. TAYIDB. EOONWAI. B. W. FOLGEB, Ant. Bun`; Au. Gov. Pun. Aft. Sup I Ilnullc IOIIIIP leolluu. Anolonl Hi John : Loam. No.8, on Thun- da In 03l d.lI7`.U . . iindo=I..odn.Blu. .I:u loudu. Juno mu. loyal Areal:-. 7 Hill Luv- boy! on_ U P {or Low. Mun Damn!- --iu. In lonthwonh. gnnj-. AI...) Ilun `Lvnm ununo. 237 OUICEN H'|`.. DOTCI ID ID! tho people. _ -..`[n_.. Canada Pacic Railroads. NEW. DIBIOT. B303 . 3:3uXOK'lb'.I' Char Ind Bent Qiqni `III Bonk nuusonun an aunt: Welt. BRIT and CIIEIPEII` ROUTE Between Kingston. Pun-bore. Toronto. Ouuvn. lonlreohquoboe. and nil point: out and wont No. I `Ixrou loan: Kinauon at l:&) p.m. Arrinc ' auto am pm). " Ottawa 0-5 .m. " Iloncrocll p.ln. " Benin! 6;!) pm. Puunam leaving by this train will reach Winnipeg in 0) hon:-I. No. 1 Mixed lonvol Kinsman 1-an s.m.. arrival MB hubot Inky 10.50 l.ll`|.. and n.|n.: an RN p.|n. Oahnqnl The city council lut evenin did not ennul the revolution used Maude night. endorsing in el point: the eme - menu to the Nnpenee. Tunworth & Quo- beo RR.. and in consequence there are now on tho booln two resolutions. one up roving oi the Ioheme end the other on y pertisll epproving of It. Mr. Ger- ter hu 3 ghtto present which ever rceolntion he likes to the reilwny com- mittee. The council Ihonld have recon- sidered its rut resolution. lien who Were lulled. There were nix prominent citizens be- lore the court this morninmohuged with nllowing nuisance: to remain on their ieee. One merchant expected Elie lnndlord to cleense the property. but e megletnte soil that except under errengemeute tencn were reeponnible. All the gentlemen ' excnea. but on admitting thet the pieces were foul "the smell he of ti end costs." on the megiltnto put it. was imposed. These erethe nntouer to come before the court this veer. You `into [our unoroc. l GENERAL TICKET AGEN' Y 5.:-.a::'.:' :::ns:e.:-.-: r. A. 1-`0I.GEB~ anon! `nous Aunt. lorry Wlurf, - - loolotroekstnu xmasmiv. on. I ILTUJ Tannin: moulvod bi Worth Iouolorlag. We direct the nttontion of the ublio to the tollowha goods. lands to or by Lambert t Walsh. Rou|loy'I Block. Princes: street: Oundnn woods. 09.60 :. ' =3." '3 h`.:` -.:: '::s- nu qn I . : no III I. 017; new diagonal: In wid wool. ehooh. uni hnoy oorhox-ow put I. Iplonaid goods. II). Thou plot: are for goon nits. much In guuuloo will be stim- nwl well. out wall. undo wall. sad it well. Pull II my price you like wow 02.50. And A 1 it or no lo. `v `U-nun In. Now tan. 0nTooodnyIh'otol|owlo than look: It! our the Kt .R.int upoehl nits. Solbc. Punct- an nndlbbuu. dNowYotI' um! I. J- =~v-'m:~m~s-.m~- I . . Anolonl HI Jomru uouuu, no. a, u. ......r la , Juno 3:11.50 I-.II`:.|n. Loan. Ha. . on |:l)n.In. _ _ w___ _l__ No opportunity. to repeat or duplicate these goods. I `&nInllovYk. It. nnl-Ihgndxhnnajhgvunl {mun Iwn-n-up wu-' "AILING from New York oven )1: tool of Bron- Autnomod Agent. F. A. For. t... Klumon._ ._:_.__.__._....._.___. KINGSTON U PEMBROKE 1-Al'n-- inooxwu. roman, P Pun. an __;>J2` Cunard Iwnunhlp 00-pin!- nnnan I-awn Nan Vnrk avarv Batu .... T7 _ CITY AND Vl(3lNl'l`Y. inunlc Iegulu leclllll ... an .Inhn'n Luann. No.1. NEW HALF, O ROLLED BACON, an SI_DE BACON. {:61 noon. mom. on woanuuy, my A TLAB an nn I.n|'\fIIl n4 9.1, 4 T ll I NDISIN. Illlp Co-puny. V aura turduy. I. FOL E , Ferry Klmmon. IDAY. 7 Power 6 non MIME 0." No.I, on - mnmh In Oddhllowf IIJIIIIIPI. \ . .....o nan.--llv gyPqgg& TI1n1nusun s.| lsny dtlsns were in assenaanoe. sue mayor explained why he had called the council together. He read a document. signed by a number of alderman. and asking for a discussion of the propfsed amendments to the charter ol the . T. & Q. RR. Aids. J. Wilson and Gardiner disclaiined havin signed it. Mr. R. C. Carter. repreeen ng the N. T. & Q. RR. Co.. said it had been incorporated in 1879. '[`he line was bonused by Napa- nee, Newburg, Sheleld and Camden to the amount of 082.5(1). It was inillt class condition. and in this respect the equal of the O. & Q. RR. There was an abundance of trslllc for it. He alluded to the proposed extension northward. and the necessity of a southern terminus at Kingston. The expense of building to the Nspsnee wharves would be too great. and when they got there as a water outlet they had only a ditch nine miles long. Kingston was the point the company desired to reach. Here they could get cheap freight rates for the ores. lumber, grain, etc., brought in by the . .i`ii.il.L\ii'i'L,vL_ deniedntlaat-~ apanee wadts? 1. f r 7 w in. - inhfiilthni uVxi:i"e`iiu the t't`.~'lI.a}ru`u`...'-' The original charter gave the company the riviiege of building to a point on the ay of Quinte, and it waea ques- tion whether Kingston was not on the bay. He thought it was, but to avoid litigation the company sought an amend~ ment to the charter, permitting them to build a branch from Yarker. -They wanted to come to Kingston and by an independent line. He thought the reso- lution passed at the last meeting of the council fair to all parties. He read the amendment to the charter which the company sought. They desired to build branches to any mine and to connect with any line in existence. also to build to any point on Lake Ontario or Bay of Quinte. or to Kingston. Regarding the twenty years` clause. for the building of the line. it had particular relerence to the northern extension. He was quite willing to have the time shortened in which to build the branch into the city. It was said that the N. '1`. it Q. RR. could use the K. & P. 11., but he thought the people of Kingston desired nothing but an independent line. All they asked for would benet Kingston. He pointed out that the city had given the K. & P. R. great privileges. and. without objection. that company had secured nearly all the available water front and the best parts ol the city propertv. Having acquired so much. and with so little trouble. he thought it uulair of the K. at P. R. Co. to attempt to prevent another road coming into the city. He urged that the coun- cil take action at once. A nAlLROADIR'B OBJECTIONB. Mr. B. W. Folger. superintendent of the K. it P. R, briey reviewed the details oi_the agreement made by the N.T. & Q. R. Co. with the K. ti P. R. Co. to build a branch line from lzlarrowsmith to Yar- liar. and declared that the agreement was favorable to the city. He objected to the twenty years` option. which would prevent another line from entering the city. A line of eighteen miles could surely be builtin less time than `0 years. He was prepared to give a bond for Il0.000 that one-hall` of the link lrziin Harrowsmith to Yarkor would be built by the K. dc P. R. in as many months. Even ii the time was shcrtened,thst was no guarantee that its road would built. As soon as the time specied expired parliament could be asked_to extend it. Mr. Folger sail that people might think that the K. & P. R. Co. wanted to get the tratiic over their line in order that they could charge high rates. but he was bound to say that the company would only charge rates that were reasonable. In {act the company would let the coun- cil iiialie the rate chargeable on freight brought from Harrowsmith to Kingston. They could get in six months that lor which they were asked to go under a cloud lor six years. Mr. Folger pulled a document from his pocket. which, he said. was the agreement in regard to the building of the Yarker link. it had not been signed. lie asked the city clerk to road it. u. 1'...-0... hail nn nliinntinii tn him i road it. Mr. Carter had no objection to the roading of any this sort. I! he had thought it neces- nuy he would have trotted out n gn deal 0! correspondence. As tho instru- ment was not axecutod thero was no agreement. Mr, l<`nlum~ sum] that there were letters rough memorandum of- agreement. Mr. Foluer said that there in existence that mule the agreement binding. lie was irepnrod to in them before the council or investigation. He went in to ahow thet the N. T. & Q. 1!. Co. sought n connection with iron mine: wherever thev were and whenever de- sired. They might go over to the mines on the K. & P. R. and take away the ore. to reach which n great deal of money had been invented by the K. & P. R. Co. The railway he reprenntod wanted nothing but a ehow for life. necnmnn nr was none or `run. Aid. Gardiner admitted that the reno- intion pIll8d on Monday evening had been sprung upon the council. bnt the aldermen hed condence in Mr. }lnrtv'e amenity; and used It. Besides. the board 0 trade ed endoraed the scheme. It came out then that the resolution, edopted by the board of trade. had been withdrawn. Various eldermen intimated thet they would not hove Inpported the relointione had they known the note of the one. Some thought Aid. Marty was unaware oi the ciensee oi the amendment to the charter himself. up nu-up mic! that Mr. Fnloer in 5 -III!--I W--- V nuoung oi the city council. bah tanning. wu well attended. All u maniac. warn nvnnnnl axonnh or Iluoung or we may councu. n..?a All the xnombon won ptooent except Aldl. u-by. I081} Ind Thompson. luy dun: into in uhndmoo. The mm exnkinod whv fhoollgllpn lit l.'I'.JIoIl.| Ioclh I Elli-`Ila I. J I. ll. 'I'IlIlnlUWCIAlIOIlorlooIweep- Ila-`liqillnlholoalull no Privi- HIIIIIGU VIII- : , _:_c ____-u__ -1 Ah- -2A_ -........:l an mmil anus Iurnmnona - xutauou no an 17:: nmunua. ; @ nmenamonl to sue onuser nllnleu. Mr. Outer aid that Mr. Folgor wu now willnx to take the council into his condence. but some timo no he was loath to lot 1 member of it sit as one of the directorate. M- Wnlngu -`LI Hunt can nn, an It we an-eosorue. Mr. Fol said thus wu no, us It wool?` be i] ogsl to allow of much I rela- nnn in I R/CI(S cmrs />E.?Fu'Ms| WOCIIG 00 mean VJ IIIUW Ul Iuuu I` unn- tionlhip. Mr. Cut.er-You hue the power to elect an hono director I Ald. Eilbeok II odwhy,il tho N.T. & Q. R. 00. thought Kingnton Inn on the Buy of Quinta. they did not build the bunch undo: the pruont chub: they bud. _ 11.. (Inna! and mu did not mm to Illllll III! PIUOIII onuur may um. Imontoznld they did not nut to b_I_u'ld on n unoarhlnty. They would tuber have an unondmont olouly us- ing the hot. The nation wu, Did Kunmton nut mi dent lit: to the city. can not-to by the K & P. R, or G.T.R. 7 AM. 0'Brinn Innlod to talk about R, U.T.1L 7 Ald. O'Brion wanted to hulk shout nothing to do with them. AM. Knlntvrn Ilkld if nothing to do mm mom. Ald. Xolntyro uh-I Mr. Rushbun -bud written to lhoboudo! undoubt- inu that Ibo line would be nished in two :1. Hr. Outer ml not unto or Inch ...`.. `. .`. 2" " J ".`. .`.'.'"u`:`.` wi ' rugs pout Cy. r. Rumba: land within to Ihueoclho Laid bu Io hulhtion in producing Illhl I-UULU -I XUUIIII Ir. Poly ddilnnb notion. Bo mud tho ummm full _ !-_-v9I,i- Ind. -Tamworth vuhvon la in the ounaioh Bo Potitlou won nvnnnn-Inn _ in nu: mural unxovwmoun on now In on thin An-ck Ann coma. an the retro! Julia thtb 3.005 N30. '3 I Inhhnlpriinoon` on- to lake the council resolution. seconded by Am. nonluuuu . I`ba.t this council express ap- provd ol the bill amending the charter ol the N.T. & Q.R.. now before the House of Commons. and urge upon parlsment the propriety and expediency oi e.mend~ ing the charter proposed. so as to per- mit the building of a branch from near Yorker to the city of Kingston, provided thst the branch be. bonu /M4, commenc- ed within one your and. bona,/hie, dniuhed within three years. and tint the-clerk be inutrueted tu`und:'a`x:olry. at is 1 lb`; g.-.s' g:`,;}'e..;=..r.\ -`,~.`~:-kt;-:AV VJ, ._-3 . representative in ';3drlinuieut."' 1' i I Ald. Mnlntv:-n. nontinuimz. MIN. Mr. J. S. Muckleaton. Preaidentof the Board ol Trade, In favourable to the new line. it no greater privileges were granted to it than those cuusomarily given to other roads. The nilmndarn were anxious. CHEAP