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hoz aimilar offences. . / ferred -‘blouu E:“":‘.'_‘:'*Psn all E EVY NN [‘Mnh]'-fl hing of the Bill , ho uw remung *o hite Promissory Notes, mss rdered to be referrad is ste). _ He uo.;w _st rout provisions of the Bill, ire was to -flhh# the Provinces. Hs pro Tzsorare Conria®Tt. wing in a Quebec t by good authority f iovernment~ in tandâ€" wires of this isiness of the country nty thousand do‘llars r cent on the capit ie. This, in additionâ€" t. last paid and an iB« , should enable :t to * This will prove hur combing 10 E. B s Street, he has a noWw »e;:bmanmu -n.: drllogton _ Ha) : Sparks Streot. Wesloyan bezaar § by Janaes reat. 1%.!'-’&'3&* i. Choice selections of day and evening. Re: rding ice cream, at all usumption, wher Allf Un moved the second Bill â€" entitled an Iway Act 1968. He n to refer it to the and be did not ask »t the principles ot W t KENZLE, in the fa ‘ Am Lh('ut.orol-d;a o dn Friday next re olve l»u:ofshoWhuhD: so:ution providing red and its powers KENZLIE moved that the o Whate 10 commeenotet » 10 consider a car. > authorize the Governet J oo‘ mequred mt wl Â¥ @ + id, â€" [ #lengarry Mackensie (lLa standing the second readâ€" to pars and the Bill wie * Metcalie Street Chure® a Senator«s, Members of ilis, Norri Peilatier, P r than Mrs.. Winsiows keep the baby quiet for 24 Sparks Streekt. _ _ UVrtom, ¢ ester, | to the Quebec fHarbou®. ulway Committeo. moved the second read cting the crime of lil e as that of Friday. urned at 1 2 20 a m e # hole House on Fridag. ‘CHON moved the smactt ding was carried, and the Commuit»e compose i of ion, Smith, Abbott, and m\y, Moss, and the wR BOTTLA, ‘ estmoreland) T hikandt..._* *, [Rast u-% es, Wilison, Wood. Wens," IED C, [m“ u u“:: Gilmor, nes, [Halifax] K ame, Laird, Lsi mpe i the mover shonest @NT BUâ€"+vEa% DRUGGISTS, . |‘-‘"fll. at you often see & MAD Jmn'bn; that p xÂ¥ l0 endure protmeted 1oe. . ~_...1 _ > tm the "'u con, 'be‘:“"“ brig gin s " 2008c n of xfifi.._-.‘ D ie the; would Crat, . s hitaitk ied n uimet ©rests imeos, D“" Dymond, x2 19 ©O28O0s f,, 2X] Kerr . 198 sungey 4 © DAÂ¥igation / 18 Appleby Place sone ; 50-.-’- referrad to 1 MacKep 2559108 o E e P&m _ Rotigny" Cal braith, tey Holtor M 64, OliPim.s * Pag way, uw Arrarr.â€"It was whispered around tosn last night that a â€" policeraan was drowned at tha chaudiere â€" On makâ€" ing inquiries as to the truth of the runor we found out that the chief of the Hull police had lost his life in endeavoring to rescue a child that had fallen into a slide on the Huil side of the river _ Both were drowned, but beyond this fact we are not yet acquainted with the particulars. Ruiat Stazvamos.â€"Yesterday a horse driven along Spark Street by two small urchins, was reduced to such a condition by sheer starvation as not to be able to go over two or three steps “of. time 'ml;u. comparatively light load ings . i n traldbe canlly ntmbersd ham the way Pig Aur Sitzâ€"Woe would direct th* attention of our readers to a splendid col* lection of cil painiings now on exhibition in Robincon‘s Biock, Sparks Street. We have not space to say more than that there are quite a number of valuable pictures, by such wellâ€"known artists as Nicho son, Boese, Knapp, Wentworth and many Others of almo:t equal note Those of Nicholson, we think, excell anything we know of in the Proviaces, ‘1 here are also & great many by foreign arts‘s of repute. Notakly a fine Madine, by Polentici, and :in-l‘liu.l quiet scene on the Thames by Wusrevrax Bazaaz.â€"A Bazar on an exâ€" tensive scale under the auspices of the hdies of the Metcrlf Street Wealeyan Church is in active operations in the late store of James & Free "The Golden Lion." Ther: is a good deal of interest manifiested in the affair and is likely to be attanded with succes=. More anoun. &r. L. & 0. R. K. Co.â€"Wo call atten« tlon to a partial change in the time notice bill of this company. An entire fil‘r will tik: place on the 25th of May, simulâ€" tansously with that of the Grand Truok Railway Company, when the steam boat train will be put on this line for the sum« Cmworsr.â€"This morning at i1 o‘elock the much talked of cricket match between the Carleton Club and a team of the House of Commons, will be played on the Rideau Mall cricket ground. Their Excellencies the Earl and Coun.oss : Duig:'ln have ignified their intention of be present. mil band under the leadership of bendmaster Macarthy will play a select pogramme throughout the afternoon. excelled . The rariety of the pertormers including as it does Negro, Dutch, Irish and other songs and dances, the training of dog: and the Snow Brothers in their asâ€" touniing feasts as acrobats and gymnasts are well worth the price of admission. â€"In fact so replets with interest and aitracâ€" tion is‘ ti e entertainment that very many have taken reserve seats for the woek. Butiar or tuz Cosarmcatio® oz Not&e Duxz.â€"The ladies of the above institutioa have realized upwards of $1,000 from the Brmar recently held at the YTemperance Hall. Considering the great number of things sattracting public attention just pew, the amount is large and will aid materially the objsct they had in view. in which they were denuded of flesh, ©The legs were feeble and quivered at ;nry‘.. atiempt made to move in response yells of the juvenile jehus. The whole asimal‘s system was shattered and the beast was usfit for work of any kindâ€" Who says that there no necessity exists for a society for preventicn . of cruelty to anmimais ? Â¥ Poaux Crock.â€"The "Black Crook" was mdlhthmltimo in the Rick Music last night, before another full house. The play is full of interest, the scenery is beautiful and of the most varied d.crlz h-'fibehbhu vivants can rarely «* 8, Collins, of London, in our next wsue we will givg a more extended notice. . Euxo.ios or Orvicess.~The following it a list of the officers of Hull Lodge No. w# 9 A 0 of (G T, who wereâ€" duly installed on Tuesday night:â€"Bro J "'u"l' .:'C'%; Sister M fl::nnn, \: *$ J Waggoner, W Chaplain ; “’.'Socumy; W Anderson, sr. W Treasurer; i1 Loucks, W F Secretary ; UW Mills, W Murshall ; Sister Paletie, :“i;lroJ Wright, ‘ W 0 G. ; Sister MWRH 8. ; Sister A oi‘ y‘ . . 1 0) e Andrenth Nuw Hosz â€"The new rubber hose for the «Conqueror‘‘ steam engine will arrive is a day or twoâ€" This togather with the fact that an active and energetic company hus been put in charge of her, ought to do much to bring inso more practical utility the new steamer. y Pn®, W K H1 8. ; Sister A W L H 8.; Sister White, W A m Br0 W Armour, W A S.; F Z Nesbitt, PW CT lastalling Officers â€"R G Nesâ€" bitt P D G w G T.; & J Elliott, G Secrslary | G Humphrics, G Marshall. Tie Norw 1. Souoot. â€" Yesterday the Sormer stone of the new Normal N hool,. which is to be erected in Rigin street, at the back of Cartier "quare, was laid by the Non: Mo . Fraser, Commussioner of FPublic Works, assisted by Mr. Kivas Tully, Govâ€" émment Architect, and Mr_John Foran, “"‘Mud staft. There were a sonsiderable number of ladies and gentle Tatn present who take an interest in the inatitution, The bmlding will cover an -ndlbbuby 90, and will â€"be two -:'" high, constructed of broken ashler Sut stone, ‘Lhe design is a very handâ€" aorooneby W. R. Strickland, Eeq , of mt and there can be ‘ao Zdoabt the :-:'J'!". with its three smires hava Poscaasso â€"The property en York Street owned by Sherift Powell and known recentlyas that of the "Caledonia Hotel" was sold yesterday at noon by Mr. Birmingâ€" hum ~Auctioneer for $3,650. â€"Mr. Beaus charie was the purchaser. tildipg . ;, Aoro can be joo fdoabt the Wnllding will, with its threo spires, have vef? plessing apperrance. The conâ€" w"’, hasa large quantity of the building you of 2B the ground, the greater porâ€" of which is already and l for use, so that the work will be "" "“‘l -';_pinfl!:“ ‘The ceremony was Arrivat.â€"The Steamship *Corinthian‘ arrived at Father Point yesterday at 3:30 w’ _\ __}."° *Nat the work will *II.I mpidiy, ‘The ceremony on strictly cold water pri b:_i‘_"" none the less effective CITY AND VICINITY tug the me M wdt w Wufl a .“flll Ascexsiow,â€"Tco«â€"day being Ascension p.'u'fllbou nolidey in tgo blic de~ partments as well as for both fi‘m of Parliament. Now is * pureps25 100 time for parties who wish to “."‘“’N,lenioublo&win 20 o notice that Mr, Geo. Daw«. a““MHm,h-m receiv Sing» , 18¢ it of these renowned Williams -yh,.t‘::'.nmhn achieved so J j k S botlk here snd chonherg,"*"*, 08 sucle Lo9‘ s Ry ._Q" feouk pattee :?&;'?“ "l:!' a remedy mthin u()I llr_.‘ l.\un\u::-nm. 2 ECC Ready This Day: getch«s of the he addresses PARLIAMENTARY COMPANION Edited May 14, 1874 by Menry J, Morgan, Barris= ter=at=«Law, he usual biographical data w ibers of both Houses of the F i wroatlestions, aind ploagen aut al h «0.; irm< of the hn&fi“mi ne obief offcers of the Civil Service ; sof the chiéfs of Tom-l-l partics ; ms" of parties; list of political oreanizations, &c. 6t by 90, and will .be two constructed of broken ashler & _ ‘lhe design is a very handâ€" W. R. Strickland, Keq, of orgal IHE CANADIAN strictly cold water princiâ€" NDISPENSIBLE,‘‘â€"Nation. Elginâ€"St FOR 1874 BE MAD A P ERRY‘S. Ald. Robertson supported the resoluâ€" :n'ottld. Binmt,“ believing that â€" the v:atigation s be conducted by an imparti:l commitiee of this Oa-pon&m Judging from the tone of the debate some members of the Corporation were preju« dicei in the case, ini he thought men slandered as Mr. Kinselia undoubtediy had been, without the least shadow of proof, were entitled to a fair and impar, tial trial, â€" He also deprecatediv too much power in the hands of t‘e enginéer in such matters, and thought the Board of Works should assume more responsibil.t; in the matter of our Public Works. . Figk AND LIGHT kEPORT. The report of the Fire and Light Comâ€" mittee was presented. It recommended the .paoinunonc of a hose compymy under Capt. MoCaitrey for the Steam Fire I$ino, the makin ‘ofmw'l: boa:lntheBy aBr, iding a heater for engi tec â€" 5':1:&. hose, and a truck f:' ft:oc«-- riage. It further recommended that the roof of the steam tire engine house be re« rnd at a cost of $150, and also that the ayor be instructed to siga a cheque f r tfl‘t’l’or improvements in the Chaudiere Engine House. _ â€" _ Ald. Robertsonfmoved, secondad by Ald Rowe, that the report be llmndodbiy inâ€" serting ‘ that the prayer of the petition of Francis Graham and others rurauu the formation of a tHose Company for the new steamer, in lieu of the prayer of the orl.i- tion of Capt. McC:ffrey on behalt of the Ottawa Fire Company.‘ A considerable discussion arose relative to the l-nsfin merits of the parties apâ€" ?-Iw. The yeas ana nays were however, led for, and Ald. Robertson‘s amend. ment carried on the following division. _ Naysâ€"Durocher, Groulx, Rocque, O‘Commor, loooum bnid ASSESSMENT REPORT, Ald. Bronson presented the report of the Assessment Committee, recommendin@ Ald. bi:â€"keit moved in ameudment that the maiter be referred to a special comâ€" mi ‘ee consisting of Al1. McDougall, Pratt, Wuller, Bang« and O‘Connor. _ _ us The matter was allowed to go to the Board of Works. He (ald. Walier) strongly deprecated the attempt thus made to i~jure the chaâ€" r: cter of a man long noted for his honâ€" esty, for Mr. Kinsella could compare favorably in this respect with Ald. Ro«q 16. He believed there was a conspiracy ve, tween the Engineer and Ald. flooquo to drive from the service of this Co poration an old and tried servant. Ald. Prattsaid the communication was now under consideration of the Board of Works, <He thought the matter was one for the Committee and not for the Counâ€" ¢1, and itâ€" was bet.er it should remain in abeyince. He had always haq a good opinion of Kinsella, but still there are miny works reported done which he knew himself were not done. "He thought they had no riflh& to deal huhli:ith an old servant. He should doall in his power to protect Kinsells, in whom he had every confidence. He thought Ald. Rocque should withdraw his resolution. â€"Bnnp, Bm- Christ hone, Robornce, Watler ind Btkett. *‘ He could not use honest ‘Tom Kinselis to -dmh&udhnnum attempt on â€"the part of Engineer and Ald. gocqu to drive an honest man from the service of the ion, uwmum.du the communoiâ€" cation be referred to the Board of Works, with a view of having a report at the next Ald. Heney defended Mr. Kinsella against the (insinuavions of dishonesty burled at him by Ald â€"R»xque, uot one of which he was able to prove. tHe knew that the Engineer and the foreman never pulled together, neither did Ald. Roeque. Ald. Heney defended Kinsella, and supâ€" ported Ald. Waller in general terms, Kinâ€" sella, he said, was as honest a man as Ald. Rocque, and those who lived in glass houses stiould not thrown stones. He was known tw them for twentyâ€"five years, and no charge had ever been brought against him before. tHe had always done his work wel}, and the charge of dishonety only exâ€" isted in the mind of Ald. Rocque. Ald. Waller withdrew his resolution, ~_ PLOT EXPLODED. A communication was next revl from the City Engineer, asking for the dismisâ€" sal of the present foremen of works and the employment of new men. se Ald. Rocque moved the Council into Committee ot the whole, to deal with the communication of the Clt{e Enâ€" gineer. _ He detailed at some length on the inooupo::gmo’f the {oremen of works, more ially~ the one in Lower Town, whom he could finvo both incompetent and dishorest. He argued at length, endeavoring to prove the dis. honesty ot Mr. Kinselia, when time bei ng oalled he resumed his seat. ~ Ald. Rocque was of opinion that this resolution was an insult to the Engin:er who he considered hai done no more than his duty. As far as the foreman of the street laborers, Tom Kinsella, was conâ€" cermed, he would before the Council rose prove that he was not only unfit to hold the position, but also dishonest ; he would point out places that were supposed to have cost two or three hundred dollars that he could have done with $20. Ald. Rowe was astonished at Ald. Walâ€" ler, as he had ever been most assiduous in attacking the Council for lniunini;:"gi useless persons in their employ. He u; the action of the Engineer, andcomufirod that Ald, Waller‘s juterierence in the matter was opening the door to similar resolutions from every other member of the Counscil. He hoped the motion would be withdrawn, as it was establishing a The Mayor said they were already deâ€" fined by byâ€"law. 4 h r p" Ald. Waller said the action of the City Engineer was a highâ€"handed one, and he wantied his duties defined. His Worship said the City Eagineer was | appointed to perform certain duties, and | he was fully empowered to discharge any man in his department whom he consider« ed unfit for the work. lf .he were City Engineer, and such a resolution was passed, he would at once resign his posiâ€" , From W. Graham and others, asking for the removal of the Fish Market to some other part of the square, and asking for the rrrv" to build facing the square. Ald. M all moved that the gtiliou be received and referred ¢o the Market Committee to report at the next meeting of the Coum:.}, and also to report on the advisability of allowing the petitioners to front the market square, provided they agree at once to build at once solid build« ings of stone or brick, subject to the apâ€" proval of this Council. _â€"Ald. Pratt objected to the motion, bew cause he considered it was cutting off a source of revenue to the city. fl‘.Al«i. Heney and Robertson -n;;gdorhd motion, while Ald Bangs dissented. ‘The motion was carried. Ald. McDougall said if it increased the value of the property it would be~ all the better for thecityâ€"it would be assessed higher, and add a greater sum to the re« ARBITRARY COXDUOT, A communication was read from a MT Duity complaining of having been dis Ald. Waller moved the nce:fianoo fof the Communication, and that prayer of Mr. Dufly be granted . _ __ _ From J. Bormin*lum praying tor a drain on King street. It was also. referred to the same Board . mru‘ from the employ of the Corpora® tion by the City Engineer, and praying to ‘ PETITIONS, A petition from Dr. Beaubien andothers asking for the construction of a drain on York street was referred to the Board of Works, A special meeting of the City Council was held on Monday night, His Worship the Mayor presiding. Prosentâ€"Aldermen Bange, Pratt, David, Bronson, Christie, Rowe, Birkett, Robertson, Rocque, Mc Dcugall, O‘Connor, Groulx, Heney, Wals ler, and Durocher. City Council. Canada Southern Railway. Sr. Tuowas, May 12. ‘The report,telegraphed from the Asâ€" sociated Pros« in l’ow York yesterday re» lative to the seizure of the books and papers of bu’nxcm :Q&M Railway y usgrove . was correct m the fact that the intebtedness cl.imed was of an insufficient local nature. The ll“w::‘pmpoou of the Canada Southern the late -uxnn& of course created jealousies from rival lines, and magnified statements of this difference Mr. Henry G. Pineo, jr., son of ton Henry (. Pineo, and oue of the members of the House of Assembly for Cumberland, died this afternoon after _ a severe illnoss He was one of the two Unionists elected id 1867 ; wis reâ€"elected in 1872, and was highly esteemed by all circles. have been put in circulation,.. Traffic on mm%h not been inter« The iabourers on the sewer works have struck tor $1 50 per day. They were getâ€" ting $1.20 all along. The Rive:r Police, to the number of 35. were sworn in toâ€"day, ‘The force has been reduced by 10 men, much to the surprise of mfiu interested in the m‘. The ss. ‘Pmnim&’)ahioh yester. terday, brought Warwickshire farm Geo. R. Reed was up before the Police Court toâ€"day accused of shooting one Magloire Larose with intent to kill. . His trial is fixed for the October term . of Queén‘s Bench. hands who intend making Canada their home . To day has been the warmest of the season. ‘The city walls, like the last of the ice« bridge, are on the move, #About thirty or forty squares yards of the masonry facing Nicholas street, near Palace Gatle, mmu&m%w' by over Mr. Justice Stuart, opened this morning at Levis to try the merits of the petition of Mr, Julien Cnsbot against the return of the sitting member, Mr. Frechetie. _ _ 1t was rumored in the city yesterday, Mnhnd«lnli.flhd‘ooourndon the Inâ€" tercolonial Railway, neéar Trois Pistoles, and that, owing to the thaw and rain, the banks of a :r ocutting had fallen in, blocking the railway. _ us en l The Siabbingâ€"Reported Land Slip on the Intercolomal â€"Eleotion Court * Quzserc, May 12. Henri Sodin, a gunner of B. Battery, for assiulting a woman and attempting to stab Captiin Heigham in Dauteullâ€"street on Sunday evening, was brought before the Police Courtâ€"yesterday, and sentenced to one year‘s imprisonment at hard labour. A fire broke out about three o‘clock this morning. in the Tanneries West, at Gravel Hill, on the corner of St. Joseph and &t. John streets. _ Mr. McKinnons foare sdptaing nere assroged aad o i were & dwelling house with an ice house on the opposite side of St. Joseph street was Nothing of importance at the Post Office investigation _ Jane ‘Thompson, Ignace Utamour, and Jas. Drew were examined. The Commissioners will only sit a day or two longer, and then adjourn to Ottawa to make up their report. _ _ _ == _ _ Levitt, the burglar, and nu?eud of having had connection with the Yorkville shooting affair, was up at the police court this morniog, as Dain, the wounded man was sufficiently recovered to attend, but before any evidence was taken, he was so overcome with weakness, that he had to be assisted out of court. The ladies in connection with the Bible Mission held a meeting yesterday after, noon. ‘The question of opening a house of reluge for fallen women was discussed,. and a MWM to make arâ€" rangements for a public meeting of the benevolent people of the city to consider the matter. A number of emigrants mostly from England and Scotland, arrived at the deâ€" pot last night. They are rapidly tinding employment. _ â€".. . _ £"_>:. House of Refugoâ€"The Post Office Inâ€" vestigationâ€"Fire in the Tanneries â€"The Stock Market. C. J, Bryd, .. arrived in Toronto thumormnp..l.ioh:u’l be entertained at a Banquet to«morrow evening at the Queen‘s Hotel, by the railway men of the city. Mr. Graves, the manager of the new Royal (Jpera House, now being built, arâ€" rived this morning from Uhieago. _ A man fell insensible in the police dock this morning ; for some time it was feared that it was a case ot sudden death ; he re» vived in open air,. _ C Theâ€" Bry uetâ€"Royalâ€" Houu-d‘“lbuki.fiq.. ntâ€"â€"Arflm Emigrantsâ€"The Yorkville Shoot» Death of Mr, Pineo, M.P.P.â€"Strike, Hauteax, May 12 A case of deserting employment was dismissed. â€" â€" Julia Rigaud way charged with selling liquor without the necessary license. l.n case not being satisfactorily proveds was discharged. Con. Lyme, E: McEvoy and Joeeph Bernbe, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, were arraigned, but‘ their cases were adjourned fos a week. â€" Before M. O‘Gara, P. M. Mary Aon Raycroft, â€" charged with vagrancy, was sent down for monthat hard labor. _ ; A considerable discussion arose, but as it involved many legal technicalities it was Ido,emodbunoudbno to the law and not allow bad presedents to be established. A remittance of the present year‘s taxes would come under the jurisdiction of the committee and it was thought best to re« mit on these instead of the last year. ’ THE MARKBT, ‘The Market Committee report was pre« sented by Ald. Bangs recommending fihl: erection of a temj weigh house the old stand unfilmqun is cleared on 'l%l?: other side. of report was adopted on motion Ald. Bangs. After several â€"routine resolutions the Council edjourned. ' Con. Brownlee, for a similar offence, was mulcted in the sum of $5 and costs. Henry zarocque, charged with drunken and disorderly conduct, was fined $3 and the reduction of taxes in a few cases of poverty, but were unable to remit any. thing to the sufferers from the York Street fire, the committee hvin(bno jurisdiction, Ald. Bronson seconded by Ald. Robert son, moved the adoption of the report. _ . Ald. Macdougal moved an amendment to remit the taxes of the suffererers by the late fire in York Street. ing Case. BY TELEGRAPH 8T. THOMAS. HALIFAX, MONTREAL. Police Court. QUEBEC, Waoxrsoay, May 13. Moxtezar, May 13 Toxowto, May 13. w ies ‘“’3.‘.‘."‘" BLOOK, HULL) | * do his fig.-: 10 Wemmice 0f thiee ",.;':,'“.:.r'vg * CgARLES ROY, _ _ 10,000 New and Fecondâ€"hand Books, ancient and modern, in all classes of literatnre, -::{ in fine bindings, offered at excéedingly low prices, AT P, NAUGH‘I'IN‘S” mn-ia%‘u‘& m'B regularly rooo'l.vod fi?"m. ‘fioonboummrod. +b6ty Lesires toâ€"inform his friends and the public in general, that his magnificent Saloon is Now Open, COarvers&é& Giideres JUST OPENEDâ€"2#ta‘es of new patterns v Brussels, Tuapestry, Â¥!}iy and Kidderminste Carpets, Hemp Matiings and Ollcioths, dit x from the best English makers, to which we c€ "Sur stook being even More complote and or tensive than in any former season, and (u‘ prices will be found as low or even lower tha} elsewhere. SHOOLBRED & CO. Ottawa Carpet House Solicitors in Chancery, &e, _ > J. H. BELL MA. 1| G, uunu.‘nu. ()“â€"n.nnm No. 3 Spark®sâ€"8L, wa Money to « March 17, 1874 Sol _ 860 Reformed Episcopal Church. Nsw Yorr, ‘May 13th â€"Communion services were read by the Rev. Mr. Wen drycer, of Philadelphia, and Bishop Cumâ€" mins, last night, after which a sermon was preached by Bishop Cheney, of Chiâ€" ecago, who expounded the principles of the church, and reviewed its position. Communion was then administered, and a meeting formed by tha elaction of Bishop Cummins as ch irmv, aad B Turne , Secretary. Un motion, ths nunisters of other churche: were invit=d to seits in the body ot tha church, The "hairman read a cable telegram from the Free Church, England, seasing c Adial feelings . ‘The regular â€"essions of the Councilw.ll be held throughout the week, BHOW CASES MaVE To ORDEK March 12, 1874, € 2 CARPETS. Muil, June 28, 1678 New Spanish Cabinet, Maveip, May 13â€"The new ministry is announced as followsâ€"Seeobala, Minister of War; Sigasi», Minister of the Interior ; Alloa, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Comuiâ€" cho, Minister of Finaoce; Alonzy Marâ€" tensz, Minister of Justice; Alonzo Cole: menares, Minister of Public Works ; Roâ€" mero Oatez Minister of th»> Colonies ; Rodrequez Areas Martias. Books, â€"Books ! The Assemblyâ€"President and Viceâ€" President Reâ€"Elected. Paris, May 13.â€"The Duke de Brog! @ declares that he wili call up for immeâ€" diate discussion the Klectoral Blll. ‘The Lettand Extreme Right oppose its pre ent consideration, and will make it a Cabinet question. â€" The debate will occur on Fri< day or Saturday, ~ ; + The Assembly toâ€"day reâ€"elected Buffet President and All Viceâ€"Pre:ident of the late Session. FThe Czar and Grand Duke Alexis arâ€" rived at Dover at 7 o‘clock this p.m. Ims mr?i: Md:n:imm the do_bt:lhtion 0 J greeted them with hearty onunum. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Prince ot Wales, and Prince Arthur were waiting to receive the Impeâ€" rial visitor, and conducted him at once to Windsor Custle, where they arrived at 10 o‘clock p.m. f fered with in the least, nor will it be; A* the Company is abundantly able to meet all the matured indebtedness and protect its rolling stock and business from seiture or injury. â€" One hundred cars of cattle were landed in Buffalo toâ€"day, and three oxt;- freight trains will arive there to* night. Loxpox, May 13â€"At Chester meeting toâ€"day, the race for the Chester Trades‘ Cup, was won by Organist ; Leolinas, 2nd ; Bertram, 3rd ; fifteen ran. ‘The final betâ€" ting was 10 to 1 agsinst Orrni-t. 40 to 1 against Leolinas, and 8 t> 1 against Berâ€" South Oxford Election. Ixo®rsocm, May 12. There is great rejoiciigâ€"here toâ€"day among the Reformers over Mr. Edgar‘s in timation of his willingness to contest the South Riding. His election is perfectly safe, no matter who runs. ‘The Tories having failed to create a split in the Re« form ranks, are very rauch chop fallen. @â€"*G0 Snbarksâ€"st Midâ€"Night Despatches ENGLAND: PICTUVURE FRA ME Â¥XM.. ROY, ELL & BRUNEL, OUKS I WILSON & ORR, ca 18 : y« 1 H $ 0 m iC ;s THE OTTAWA TIMES MaAY 14, isni Visit of the Czar of Russia. LOOKINGâ€"GLASS and MANUPACT URERS, UNITED 8TATES. i9 ‘g 12Y! inis 1 &4 a i *‘ 30 SPARKS 81. SPRING 1874. Chester Races. INGERSOLL. FRANCE. SPAIN. ATTORNEYS, HF U 2649 sates a * higherâ€"type of tmanhood,â€"physiâ€" :.‘\v:ndh:t-lmm.” "The b-lmn.o like it." The Pross speak well of it. The Dootors of Ottawa recommend it, $# a year, with premiom ; $1.50 without, . ... E! RB. KER R uc""“:m"u:&' eorner of m Brigh: WMM:WM" l5th Inst, for the purpose of extending a wel> eonlulto the now. l‘:“l.'ur, fl..lxov. Wml‘l..m- No bns eenes iimint w o honkes "lhve wif se mabnt io Hiy hadticn of the cougre: serv C gation at 7.%0 o‘ciook, â€" Admission &) :cents. " wlu’:n-;.:_ -.v-fl +200E .A"' nln‘:flx‘liug:n“ » Tiear mm% welkl held in aid of the an Debt of Christ Couron, in the victria Hotel Buliding Wduumm&: Wednesday, May #ind, and following days. ladies of the c »â€" m&lonmmmy requested 10 send in contributions that day. May 1xth, 18 4. 2568â€"10in Wii be held in the Daly Street PRFBBYTIH IAN OHURCH on #IIDAY RVENING, tho PE DAY, Agent §._5 NTQ $2_Q ifiafi-’- a Forking boo money at work for m&“}. :‘:::n..' a tiime, than at auything ise,. â€" Parponinis collection. Tthis Fiag Mete! will be opened on the ist of March by MR â€"GQ©O TT ET 19 J be placed th our Collector‘s hands for immediate â€"F RENC Hâ€"C OO K E RY 43 smie Chief Cook, Russell House. BOARDERS supplied with the choicest viâ€" angs, at moderate prices, * Ate hereby ‘requested ‘to call in at Messrs, T. their accounts at once, Otherwise, the samae will RAJOTTE & Co., Pooley‘s: Bridge, and settle May 7, 1874, P o en imgea 19L c RCL â€" / Lt WV. YOUNG‘3 W11 be held in the Daly Street PRFBBY TE Hongs and Sacred Melodies as sung in the South, sung These entertainments have nfld crowded Houses in Europe and America cannot fail lululereumnmp:dou oritic as well as those who reek amus<ment. ihio‘;{(’&.c-n. A. & 8. Nordh‘l.:g Mm THE SLAVE PLANTATION. DINNERS at the shortest notice. * Bay ..m“:.‘....m COSTIER, Church Street, near Dalbouxte, Ottawa, Fobruary 22, 1873 @I0M.S THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF s DUFFERIN.: The Hampton Colored Students F H Normal. and cultural }fim e:'-?l‘o:u' g‘ve an .*f'“::ln ‘on When will be given, Feb: 2$ 1874 fiv. «‘Soprino." _ FRANK 8. CURRIk , Lecturer. _ JAS.LATHRUPE,.GBO, JUDSQN) "§3"'"" histo: ieal painting. ©The Re ful n C C un Sote Foenl Oe Oe it 06 Pocention HARRY CARTER, the King of Guides, best Voealist and lmrll‘i'vlnc. ao 4 Ba.rney."”'ums JULIAN MCALLEN, 4 Nora."" _ LAPE HEIDELLE, as " Schneide " â€"MTSS F. F. P 1.%â€" Friday and Saturday, May 15 and 16. CHARLES MACEYVOYX‘3. HIBERNICON COMEDY CO‘YÂ¥. tire New Company! New &mg. Dai Pgum.lmgnd&nmrlb be-.::" The new Dramatic Kpatode, entitled Also, Lincoin, Bennette & Oo‘s and Christios R H i b e rni c o n. Rears oOr Pricks.â€"Admission 75 ots. Resery @d Seats $1. . QGailery 80 ots, : ... .: / f ;ous.mon of UNE WEEK, * COMMENCT3G MON D AY, MAY iith. In all its orl'lnnl'arlendor, graceful dnncu,'on chanting music, wouderiu! machinery, gorgeous scenery, &"., wilh a Dramastic Company of 68 People, A Full Ballet Troupe, A 1 Varie . (byfldnho- “fia -z"‘ N« ”ly "ork Comy L. te Grnd Orchestra. , The s»le of Resorved Beats witl commence at Nordhelmer‘s on I hursday morning: _ _ _ ILKEK HATS Ma sb 18, gflfi.m‘ 6191 AE HERALD OF HEALTH "gain Srand MaTINER 0n SATURD< Y, ut rx ATL ou (YÂ¥, ut re l <08. m ol laren ihe. ; 500., and the.....) : 1‘ 2. z; SPARKBâ€"ST, »ar a pertecs 91 guaranieod, or no to j Opposite Bansb Dipg Hiotels Mak Jnst\ro. FELT HATS : RINK MUSIC HALL, â€"â€" 18 AZAAR. _ _HOUWARD, LANGRISHE & CARLE, etors. Ollaws, May $rd, 1874, . ooo ian RANF OPENING. GPnlli 1874 H. HODGES, Mr. â€"T. RAJOTTE MATINEE SATURDAY AFTEKNOON, NO W A N)3 H &A L L. AZA RUS,â€" MORRIS & CO,‘8 Wddress 0. STENSON a Go., Portinn c SOCLA L «REâ€"U NION INK MUSIO HALL. TIrish â€"Hearts, 27th and 28th of MAY, AT THE NDER TBE DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH AND AMERIUA N Patronage of iheir Excellencies 50 SPARKS STREET, All parties indebted BOARD, Will be rendered by the The Genuine New York â€"ORIGINALâ€" 13 in number, T. RAJOTTE & Ca 87 yAd« Slily No. 2 .. They do the best work, lasi the longest, and ;&anhw: Sihcimne 4n the _ Agents wanted on salary or commission i m@qr_mpuhr muichines. aaol e faioes Sicsectdhhors. «e t in Ulé Sity" stinnt Fallorm DresscMnhers, &0 in the Sity. _ TWME WILLIAMS SEWING â€"â€"MACHINES share of the 'tmi‘ rgaing, Bubscriber, Kigin Street O:tawa, May 12th, 874 The Subscriber bas received from Mc Benuing â€" sud Barsalou, . the dangest Whole Jim porters @nd Auctioneers in Montrea . a : quant 4y of New â€"ory Goods, dioct trom Engl which witl be affored «w ing this mentli, at vaue sale, far be.ow any wholcsaie prices i country. They are déesfious of estblishing Ageney in this.City, und. tor that â€"purpase 4 cousigned to me the fullowing goouds tor im dinte ':.I:.‘ !lzmg:uglnnml ll,altlhn-r:;kcd"l)uu‘ hmgl eetiay, Dim ulc Bta‘t Line: , %«n Lusire, Marseriles Qu L »ce Curtains, Baltbrigzan Hose, W hite 1r | Bhawls in Variety, Bed. Tick ng, Suiped: 42 uoods, Oheâ€"k Dre:s ‘Coo 1#, Newest Colon Dress NOW . Bliped Marseilies, /1 Prints, %m'- 'nter;&:'u! Overconts, 800 p of Fine White ®, selling for $2. per‘y worth $4; ngm BExceliont Grey ; tlamikels Bhanty of ns[drpons, seiing 40r $2 pair, well worth $3.50. . _ . . _ e 2l mMust be sold ‘by positive lustrmuct ons from as signee, Une very fine seven « ctave piano, made by Weber & Co., with ca ved degs and .yre, adâ€" mitted to be a superior instrument, | i he ; 1 «t of will beon view on Wednesiay all day u> t« The Subsc.iber willsell by Public Anctior; at his room*, £iin street, on %ed..euhy the 13tn Inst,, at the hour of twoâ€"0‘cicck, three Yery fine secondâ€"hand noé, neaily ncw..vu.,1i Octave Gr ind Piancforie, bu.lt by one of the Gerâ€" man Lad mittc i to be the best‘in this clty, orig:â€"nally worth $1,0.0, it must be ro d at WonkeÂ¥er 1t gflfi‘u the Owner i: loavicg the city. One 7} ve all round Emer on Pia 0, near y téw, This is admitted to be a superior instrumert, and sor toue ard brill aney cansot :m' assed ; it is ; art 0: an iusolyeuxt esiqze c d m ‘be sold ‘by positive tustruct ons from asâ€" hour of Saie, . which will bâ€" at tw at the‘s Aultooludor _ = * D i Y G O OUDS, ALL THE FIRST PRIZE3 AT UTTAWA IN 1870, 1871," ' 1872 AND 1873 Call on or address. May 12, 1874 and othér mattrasses, biankets, quilis, Te omm e nmean ou e mMum * Wingd "cs lug sc & in excellert working order, with a variety of ladies‘ and chlidren‘s under clothing m ‘,R:"‘,fl" &e.. as well_as other ut ts that cannot be enumeraied. All to be sold without auy reserve, as Mrs. Munâ€" 106 4s leaving the cliy. _ _ â€"__ P 43 Sussexâ€"St., Oita wa. March 28, 1874. _ wem.â€"Sale sharp at TEN o‘clock on THURYâ€" PA inc isth inst. DACIER‘S ~ODRUG© STORE, I(‘),I.‘o . hor fomdens ;n?mre.“ fi‘ofl‘l ib be Fipao Sursoty on o o * THURSDAY, l4r« INSTANT, MUly OH WORWT @NLC! wil to he sold at I‘rivate S GARDEN, FIELD and FLOW ER Indian Tussores. Silksâ€"C. J. Bonnet & Co.. Black Silks. | Tussores D‘Entelle Challis de Russe Coloured Silks In all the New Shades and Leading Colors Jm Cloths, or Washing Japanese § They are also in a position to mnounoie that the extension in EPARTMENTS, enables them to execute all orders with promptness a select both material and style. The latest London and Paris Fashions s ~_ ‘They beg to invite your produced for the Spring and Ottawa, May 12h, 1874 Danish Silkâ€"Finished Tinted Alpacas 5 Tg beantiful Fabri« is noted for its perâ€" k tion of finigh, the suriace alWays looki1g J. BERMINGHAM, Auctioncer Ottaw2, May 9th, 1874. , . 264. ~XUPENSIVE CONSIGNMENT H REAL ESTATE AGENCY, AT ~PRIVATE ‘74 ERMING HA M‘S LARGE VARIETY UF UCTION SALE: OUSEHOLD FURNITURE § eAE PC CEAeLy m ‘m $ an Tussores. | Table Linen, Towellings, Sheeti lot-‘ assortment hing Glass Cloths Busket ‘Cloth, | recks, Long. Oloths, ‘&udun.gn’nm ) ag Wfl gmgoarâ€"-na&';%‘éangsl;wns_o *4 Quilte, Carte ns, #1C., sto. 4j Costu in the Tals is a g«4l, rliky looking i gamed with rich satin‘ stripe great buu(l ruty combined with d mfl, and Polon: F?"Ta?a’ifi" which ever way it is :i u'h 'p‘mu%ul lovely An u'il the n d These Goodsare made from the best Italiar sllk, is free from any inferior dye and war ranted not to out, Ti hz::mmy black, in a Je ;& pat rnn,m ean Le worn or Po.ongises, It ha sliky appearauce and both sides are ali AVING completed of the approachit The Show Roowms are now og:n Tor the Reason whh all the lasest Lonuor and.Pauils Fashions inâ€" Bonnets, Hat« Fea hers. Wings, ewe, A choi¢> coltec tion of Evouning Flower., ts J TN C IC T & REGENT HOUSE 36 SPARKSâ€"Gp._ 0 â€" No. 3, Hlgin Strect OF ALL KINDS, AT May, 11, 1874 VERY @INE SECOND HAND PIANOS. Twill Camiet â€"BÂ¥â€" A U C TIO N Commenoing at â€"r00Kâ€" . _ Spring Announcements. ‘74. J. â€"R. STITT & CO f MILLINERY. J. B «RMING H A M Auâ€"tu GEO. DA WSON, 6 ~received fromMesers.. | 4 C 5: u; . ho dungest Wholesule & meers in Montrea . a larg N oods, diseet trom Engiand, ‘ rurng this pncntl, mb piâ€" e y whoicsule prices in «he }, { *Ti0us &g'.‘whufllhlfi( uo nd tor that â€"purpase bave || l‘ulh'nlw:ug‘mm;"lm um‘;; O1d Pri k U enc. 0 otrap, D. mask Napkin®, | $ 75 e xfl H‘V(.lh:t quits, 90 Thei“' hite Hrnll"mnl 1 10 x W rexws 3. Newest Golors in | 1 25 a Marseilies, / New Uumua $00 pai‘s! 150 Mwwvm | 1 60 irposes, seiting i0r$2 per | 2 00 fonth uin ‘â€"aail nds savt 3 50 to Sparksâ€"st., OLla w J. BLRMINGHA M the d dogs auad 19 00, Ad _/ AT VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICBE ! rument, . i he ) 1 t 06 4 . l BP OR CA $ XXâ€" O NX th le, <call and &leliuunon.t SALE attention to their large and varied STOCK OF DRESS FABRIOS, h‘d" all the NOVELTIES Summer of 1874, full particulars of which will be found below. s 4 U arrangements for the SPRING AND SUMMER in every Department, and in view * the brillianeg son, have made preparations on & larger scale than usual. * . Auctic pOSK seer: | Dress Goodsâ€"A Splendid Stock held |% 16 «* . Adi desir yuarantgea. pitewa, DthApril, 1#74, Old P $60,000 Worth of GOODS at 1:;m.."t‘l rices hitherto unheard of at n . Al Gocds Marked in Plain nou-- Old prices in Black. &hpbohld# Sale to commence on "TUESDAY NEXT, 5th MAY:***> J. METCALE‘S . GREAT â€"CLEARING* SALE Wt ds stt t P DVOCp 2000 TNo WorrgiLRsâ€" SALE READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING TRADE by the First of July. es The Stock is principally New and Fashionable Goods of this seamon‘ s 3 well assorted, zo that fi.mg&ncsnm a Spring and Summer Supply of DR 10 nor nant T sides Aidiias. uiL per cent Under Ordinary Prices The en‘ire Stock to b Cl»»red in Two Months SALE READY.M A DK o o Th oo Peouihet ht CH A MP AAGCNE®CIDER 55 Sparkâ€"st. Percales and Brilliantes New Prints, Domestic Department Bt. Murguerite Lawn White Trellis Muslins. Grenadines Algerines and Greadines Raye. â€" bad stt imemrement o + g‘ 't.x":‘:t widths â€" alt rnated u:.m. tere Jor occasions where fightoesy and oC gance are desirable, in returning thanks to their friends and the public, beg honbhhv-‘â€"uu HAVE OPENED A.NEW ESTABLISHMENT 0N SPARKSHr J R.SDTFPEE & Co., BAMEKERVILLE â€" &A 30 40 20 26 Manufactured by the best Fousés in Canada and the T B#" 8 M A L L : A D V A NCE and for the L ouland judge for yourselves. Remember the place 30 40 30 35 40 45 50 Piquesâ€"in Great Variety. April 20, 1874 May 9, 1874. Store will be closed on M hautol-‘-fioaoia.u” n h‘ ‘ waes £ Honn‘%“:’.‘i-mu“tu mt ;+ N. B.â€"â€"Early Buyers will get choice, * CHANGE . _OFâ€" ~BUSINESS Black & Colored Silks. M APLE _SUG A R, Always make a fresh and pretty Mnlpflmhemw ==I lady could pass over our mssortâ€" ment of paiterns without at least making one selection fi T. A choice assortment of terns. In returning thanks to th RRGT U Pnc °P ce anedts 6 .. 21. Habn Stripes and will be m great favorite for Ladies morning dresses. TY TOD: This Fabric is made with an aiternate latâ€" Gloves, w tice strlpel wasidias '.l:lu it a h-n“gmo-p-l ’..".:'."'.E‘:w%v rance, 18 @8peâ€"im intended Casaâ€" oo ooo eeally intende Thread, &pun Stik and Is a beautiful White Material with rich For Garden P pra Toh Farties, Fetes, Persian C M eta (“l:d.rl‘l (‘ml, l.m ords, Ba: Paramate tas ~and lr:::-..m Al= pacas, Witit a wellâ€"assorted stock of FIRSTâ€"OLARY lPinin . and ~Fancy Furniture, MOURNING GOODS Stock of INE N, rm"a & U:TRS3, COURTALD CRAPE, Geods in above line will find it to their to 3 Am an s ealdenets 0 Toyg ind it to thetr mterest m HARRIS & CAMPBELL FOFi. +. â€"â€" spua 55 for for ension in their COSTUM MANTLE AND DRESSâ€" mptness and punctuality . n In the Show Room, m Fashions are received monthlv. or TRY WILSON‘8 OBLEBRATED FIRSTâ€"PRIZEE FANOY the â€"nowest patâ€" , Robes de Cham Remember the place,â€"SPARKSâ€"@r ldchl-‘ ....$ 56 peaw 75 $ 12} 1 08 1 30 1 356 1 50 2 80 13 16 20 17} 3 37 |is so 27 32 14 20 Flannels............. worth 40¢. for 250, ke., &t., &e: © monthly C temema o . _ i * : MB xexinancracr s ~** yaguarnagy ts White Cotton Hose 6 cte. and upwards Linen Handkerchief 5 cts. _ = 350 picces Broad Cloths. Dossking. | 200 pieces Prints. \Gloves. |Lace and Embroideries. White & Grey Cotton. :;' "au? .n .-n-u.:n 'mfi'g e Oy Peteepe tenoer* ho 12% 13 . 16 . AT D, MoDONELL‘S ‘This Departmert is under the controi Now ready a choice stook of in Im& u-:mm Every color and width and Boonet ‘libho- I.on in 4‘-'“ Intrattmnd Tonioe prain nnd metred. Ret new Graduated Stripes in all colors, quite The novelties consist in Beaded imenâ€" terie, Beaded and e tpgedrio t ~â€" Peoarl ditto. Thread, Cotion Hose DRak SH ced helbresuan and Ootton Htase nited Stâ€"tes, which they will soll at a 0 N 008 T. & I purpose going into the WHOLE eces Broad Cloths, Dossking, Tweeds and Etoffes. BB Sparksâ€"st. . McDONELI/8 , TTAWA. 11 10 11