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2 call and see the $14.00 suits dm & Co‘®, 135 Sparks street. Nothing like it in the city . " Moue Haru (.l# Cmarus ."*â€"Y es “:u.d even harded jus tise" to the melodious strains of a barrel a us .z..“""'""‘".. Te‘ 5 seotnig toke not a i ence on the spirits of the offenders ; the windows of the court were orlered to be closed, as it was not deemed essentially necessary that there should be an orchesâ€" Russoca‘s to tus Foms â€"In registering ‘lb.co wdnu-dy ;“-d by a * I in etae ak were reéspectively Rebeccea It may, therefore be fairly assumed that the namesakes of the ancient Jewish matron oo malerer the Ts sore mo Refvale of the fair ones are heoce Warrifierd yr§~ [B. becca ._ Go on ye Rebocca‘s and let the little Jacobs follow. u-fihw-uaâ€" b&'flh:dlnhrbym fast of four months, and the juvenile trio aad at the bridge the Chelsea .;-"d,.n.o;&:.fi:u to be witâ€" u’“ ure is a t has been completely washed away, and a huge cavity has formed, into which the water falls with a power scarcely leas than 1 Sn anmamnat mar 6 y sneakâ€" the thoroughfwe looks like .“.dl*”“dmcm Yesterday there were few visitors to the Suspensio 1 wr“&“dtrm se ‘are the damiage done &,'3.:....... Dow"t miss the chance to buy goods st twentyâ€"live por copt. off regular prices, on Saturday, Tith inst., at A. W. Laxa‘s, cor. Sparks and O‘Connor Sts. i6d 1 w Ensormoâ€"rcateno Goons by auction at Rowe & Erratt‘s asuction sale this day at lets to keep them in tune. tawa 'hn uhnfl n mfi râ€"-f-m- re â€"â€".v;i twentyâ€"two inches, and the fall continues. At the Aylmer Road Bridge the damage Taxivoe Care or It.â€"Yesterday moreâ€" ing a man named Skinner, who lives on rmm to the police station stated that he had been robbed of $52 in his own residence. Detective McVioty was detailed io look after the aBair, and after some close search the wife of Skinâ€" ner produced the mon»y, which sbe had “r:.. "bustle" or * Greciin ing his money in such a bank. Uzsinz.â€"The first bear of the ‘.T was seen on a mountain back of Haycock‘s won mines on the Queen‘s Birthday. it twentyâ€"four hours the waters of the Otâ€" done by the food is now becan COdes CEE | EEeRermneam . meSe . hvey wl Inuae followed three prowc old mt jn Frvarar Pn thve c caught by ayoung man, Jobn P. Harris, at lhl.‘nlo*,-m last. This giant of the pike tribe was taken with a rod and line, and a strong double trolling hook after an exciting stragzle dlh-z.:.:-u; Wat out ye puca torial ions as ve list to this. A Smaexo»u stock of bats will be sold by auction at Brobery‘s, 535 Sussex strdet, commencing ihis evening a% ; p. m. 1:::‘--.4 '!'.:n .ho.fo: _‘.&J-T.Hl fish when fried in butter is a greater delicacy thin many people imagine. Avemonx 11« of furnitare, plated ware and a splendid dincer service will take place this day at Howe & E:mit‘s room, . 'Al'l’ll AX Ovll.:;m police have in th n r anndl * r.q.?l,flhbn_-upfi-lh who ::un:z arlicies If the kind had better call see if they can identily $1400 will a suit ready madle or made to â€".::uy:;.loh- a'-il.:'& Co‘s, l.';srhm It is the best value in the city. â€" At Last.â€"At last the City < Fathers have seen fit to.light Bank street, and the posts for the lamps are being lsii in the several places that they ae t> be used. of his creditors. ‘This sort of amusement Axoruzz.«â€"Mr. Fred. Fooks of the Loudon Restauriant has, like many more lhad to succumb to the pressure of cirâ€" A Dos Fwut.â€"The denizens of 1i street were treated to a dog fight ymm; afterncon, the dogs were very well matchâ€" ed and fought desperately for about fifâ€" teen minutes, when tho{y were parted by the application ofa peilful of cold water. s«treet. Rev, A. A. Cawszrox, on Nabbath eveâ€" ning next, zives reasons "Why we do xot Duxwunr sexvices for sale at Rowe & Erratt‘s this day at 2 p. m. Upposite Bats & Co. & Moxstez.â€"A maskinonge â€"seven d threeâ€"quarter poynds -_‘-l:l was PALACE SHOE STORE, BoOOTs & SHOKs Scits.â€"Men‘s and Boys‘ linen suits eap at J. Smith & Co‘s, 135 Sparks Gantliemen‘s Walking Slow CHA®S. BRYVS0ON, GOooD GEEY COTTuUNS........... PRINXTS, FAST COLOURS......... AMERICAX WHITE CoTrOX... FANCY DKHESS GouDS............ OXFORD SHIRTS ..................... * HETTOH KIDS.........«......... May 30, 1806 ‘HE THE K YEOYX** PRICEâ€" LIST Cocal Hutelttasunee THIS WEEK :â€" sPARKS® STREET \ AT PRESTOX‘® tiax nt to the proceedings atest styl 110 Sparks street, entle trio snd catâ€" i Puxroxs ax» Buootms ur Averiox.â€" Read J. Bermingbat‘s n*v-!'-â€"t of these most useful articles; at extensive sale of which will be held by him on Wodnesdlay next at o‘clock, outâ€" side his sale rcoms the Russeli on the floor at the station ; his ragged clothes all besmeared with muad, and hangâ€" ing in tatters on his thin body, can better be imagined than describe14. â€" In vain he -a&-lfion-,hd_nmfl boolid,i(.d. H:’:mt-n&- on years < d must ‘“ duodwitl.:‘;rhnk. Pr more will be knowxn of him when case comes beâ€" fme the Magistrate this Curczzy and other se goods, cheap for chash, at A. W. LnoFmszh .ndov-:cw-. @Bl 1w Bew arm â€"Y when m,-z;&-w,n-?:m sooner obtain ‘situations, not only better for themselves, but for those vbflb‘;s&ctb-; ndo:: expect country send us pick of ber sons, we do those who come to at o + put shoulders to the whoeel, anc ~ren if it be for the first time in their lives, to at 1 earn their street, in .‘h-:'uy state of intoxication and ecmveyed to the Policestation. He WCM!’M"W‘-" in Pemâ€" broke, and intend to it on the 2th inst., the same day that Canads Cenâ€" tral Extension will be avai for goner â€" Utated by a giia Tas Anisging up tite + brated by a » with a MMM"I’%”M intends to pat her best foot foremost on the occasion, and the visitors from Otta wa will: be made npxlv welcome. A Mecazouour Srgotaus. â€"Late last evening, a young lad was found on Bank vuookntinly i:n:-pllo As to be unable to speak, or raise hi h.d,e-.m,l -yw“ ment, for “'h'fl:“ m'.d -mhrc o was, a ::'t he might have . (been," expects betore Le is Lm‘:'b vo his credit good for "raising wind" or otherwise, fl‘lrm“.‘l-';" the Cana dian a "devilish queerer production," N\th-h-lymn lfe i,E looks for his ; ‘neither sabe care a fig what he " have been, and he certainly can‘t live on the interest e vary buupatihle â€" tie matehes wal "i;x“umhiruz.-d&tafl"“ so ston as the weather is settled, of the iuokm; May be they ".‘L:“‘I i dilnhn-”; 3;... l one is menâ€" tioned as the u.ugm.-d the last made insolvent will preside at the basdhet« And ptobsbly * collection ‘will place “,E:‘-::' "‘ml:'m'l 'a‘ able to bear the burden of the cost of Orzxize or tus € .â€"â€"Messre, Vicâ€" kery and w_h:n..;h- the new ERERCC. ETE yosverany Ees ;wn.wpmaau-,m',m the use of the hotel.. | the : of Mr. J. W. Webster, the m_hfl ber, having -‘m @ & T t poe aestea, it tod " Sigien" suagted to oviey prstiutes io their wants _ . x ~~â€" STi6 Tus Hsairu Commirter â€" A meeting of the Health Committee was called for yee terday , ‘but there was no quo rum, erge, the city for the next week is laid qfi to (the attacks of King‘s Chboâ€" lvn.'l‘,wfi and all the other ills that are to. _ A trip made by a Tiwzs reporter afternoon through the slums of Town, showed h':‘rry it is to d:“ ness back purlicus which Im date of the noext ing of the Committee has not been set ’“1 hfl“‘d“..‘ bad idea to have ons | ~ 200 x ol Hovie‘s worth 17 se x Pareey hi aeo ree the barghden * Fsor Rucs.â€"The foot rate between Hartis, of.Cleveland, and Duffy, of this city, will : not be definitely sottied until Monday |next. The race was to be run for $10) a side. but the Cleveland man wants amount raised to $250. ‘Finat arv will likely bg settled on the date when it is believed the proposed alteration in the stakes will be accepted the race fixed for as carly a tance {l::n u?&:kurq-nd' by I Tus Pories Stato®.â€"At o‘clock this morning, the police contained but a fow prisoners, i. ¢. FPrunot, for robbing a dry goods store} Mary Higâ€" gins, the notorious, was in for ection, after ‘receiving a severe ufiu the hands of Richard McMulien, John Mcâ€" Carthy and Daniel Murphy. The only other case was a dranken boy. Us account ofth’o':yuuh-dfl.n I have marked all 25 per cent. off for cash, on and after Sgturday, 27th inst. A. W, Laxe, corner Sparks and )"*Cannor streets. iddiw ,l‘:u{â€"lnfm' m was ived at ’hl:. Pol‘ce Station last t _ nime o‘clock, that a boy ..3" iam James Finlay left his bome in Ri . The lad is «bout eleven years age, light wore a Scotch & jagket. His friends m“'â€"t-ul!y -mo ascorâ€" tain his whereabouts. | | Hats ay Averox.â€" 200 hateâ€" felt, straw and all kindsâ€"will be sold by aunction at Brobery‘s, 535 street, commencing this evening at 7 p. m., and continuing ceach evening until all are dx-pooad of. 1 1 W# would| "1)‘:!‘. readers, that a sale of the ouse! effects of a gentleâ€" mean leaving this city for England com«s d‘thhmu 2 pm, at Rowe & E:ait‘s auction rooms. Several choice lots of articlés de vertu and â€"indian curios ities. anmd old and rare Chins, will be inâ€" eluded in thg sale. Remember, 2 p.us. this afternocn. vance. 1t was perfectly suffocating, and would have been disgraceful to a city with l\gn advantages bu;: exiat . in'.oa-n ~o time 0‘@‘ dh“ .‘.P“ until the matter is attended to. Drssracert 1. â€"Yesterday afternoon the Mer en eating ope on ts were not visi = vance. 1t mMthth Tax Mus. J. McPuzesox, Milliger and Dressâ€" maker, 96 Bank streot. Orders promptly attended to and terms strictly modetate. Duts Timszs:.â€"The canal flfinhv. and in fat for some time past, has presented a .;.-fl dull appearance, only a few the lacks. ~Gezeral xl:hh are low and carg is scarce and sacall. Crow ven».â€"The County Jail is that fall of femaale pri at present, that there are mo unqyl'hort hfiokâ€":dedh there beirg thirty four T8, on thirty co‘ls. ‘lbh.-r:h:.finmrl!l the male by 5) . * spectacle as he presented lying under Buddhism is said to be rapi Hy declinâ€" lllthw- lnnh#-dmchn 71 temples have sinve 1873 been converted into dwelling houses or used for other 10 all who are from the errors n-,md earl ML&M l Y » finnndnndpo&uwfllmmfi& OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Am~ erica. Send a : selfâ€"addressed envelop to mliudt:olu.h.mof ‘umby' the sile, at public competition, of 42 building lots in the vicinity of that rising weiing houses or used for qther sécnlar puryoees: | During abe" last aix mogp_;r;mummh ‘ ._:_ 6. N, Tuoxwas, Phelps, N.Y. _ Aud Noztruror & Lruax, Toronto, Ont.. Sole Agents for the Dominion. Noteâ€"Eclectricâ€"Selected aud Eleoâ€" trized. 4150 now." H. Cole, of lona, wriles, "Please forward 6 dacn'l‘bo.u'l:lk‘uliic Oll.i: am nearly out ; nothing eq t. 1t highly recommended by those who have used it." J. Bdl‘cd,'ll:{-.nll‘ writes, “Sendumufmhcwpplyd'ldn- tris Oil, I have only one bottle lo‘t ; never saw anything sell so we‘l and give u:rmnlm:." J. Thompson, Woodward, writes, "seond me some more Ecelectric Oil. I have sold entirely out. Nothing takes like it." l%“l Reid, a great dm.lh. Send us a further supâ€" gwllhout delay." â€" Lemoyne, Gibb & ow mc e ts uis one gross Oil. We find it to will never Wed Me." On receiving an Â¥ncore she gave in quite a thrilling manner ';il'b-o Marca of tho&-ondlz" ;h-o th an ‘s dancing ‘an of “Auldhm’ Byne" completed a m rite ov-h:o enjoyment. _ Intimation was given the â€" i excursion down the Ottawa to take on Thursâ€" dar the 8th 0, as Wwill be .-"b.y.';:‘onhud :mfl-q as will be ingâ€" ‘The follo are extracts from : ‘I::o( thaâ€"n:;.lo::rim"hnho: satisfy the most sceptical ; J. Collard, of Guire, of Franklin, writes, "I have sold all the agent Ht.;’umuko.m- it was slow at first, but takes splendidly Eungcrtaiciry ! Tumomas‘ Excosusio® Ecuseâ€" reio Ou. !â€"Worrs Txx Tixgs its Waieut 1x Goun â€"Pain cannot stay where it is used. It is the cheapest medicine ever made. One dose cures common sore throat. ‘One bottle has cured bronchitis. Fifty coents‘ worth has cured an old standâ€" ing cough. It positively cures catarrh, asthma and croup. Fi‘ty cents‘ worth has cured crick in the back, and the same quantity lame back of cight yoars‘ stancâ€" take well. x 3 + Bqid by all medicine dealers. Price, 250, the Rev. Joszreu T. Isxnax, Station .Dâ€" Bible House, New York City. 4102eod rrems me Mc "eulrasccrsiab Asict 3P ~ash P t tssn nsc n S id Sparta, Ont., writes, "Send me 6 :dozen Dr.'l'ho-s"lcbo'&w;hnnld all I had from you, and want more now ; its yet" was sung very nicely by Bremâ€" uc,udnm'dfigum : hdz sang with much pathos "My ain = Mr, A. Gould rudnn-on of poetry extracted from an country w.bafrmmfl ln: were given by Mr. very o r@"%. fors played mu: v ren= dering of one Burns‘ masterâ€"pieces "Man was made{to Mourn.‘" Chieftain Gould was very jolly with "Rantin‘, rovia‘ Robin," and on being called back sang "Ihe Garb dOlt'ir"({‘Il." amidst were 'e;‘ -:fl sung g-lr Alexander, when in due iss Banks, a yery young lady, was nlod upon, and sang with much spirit "A Slave to the Bottle city we livo'ii:,." u“mu man ( Teotived #ith Jood spplauen . "Boltinad CALEDOXIa &x-;â€"'l‘li-ol-b’onphor‘ monthly ‘entertainment, consisting songs, readings and sook place yesterday m_m’m Piscatoriar.â€"Yesterday a son of Mr. Jobn, Little, caretaker of the swing bvidm whilst fishing in the canal op; site his father‘s house, upiodnhrng coming towards him, and throwin t his line, to which was attached but a very swmall hook, caught it by the gills. After a oâ€"nsiderable time, and after much "play," he succeeded in < it, when it was discovered nh;‘. weighâ€" 3 twenty pounds. young man was mb delighted at his afternoon‘s success, b‘l‘!’ x Dowx.â€"When the u:avul. Hotel * was returning along Wellington 8 from the Canada Central Station, yesterday evening, and conveying some passengers who arrived by the 7:30 train, one of the wheels, in consequence of c io mm tany came ax w o. t e Eromminis oned on uon y, it was up, reached the Unign House msalely. ~RNo one was burt> as fi His Dors Truzs in tus Restacraxts.â€"â€"The hotel and m’h‘ t Ynnprluou ;il“:: city, are complainin a most mnnetofthodnllu!u that exists in the liquor trade. ‘They complain that while they now pay $100 extra license their business has decreased 200 per cent. less than the same period last year.‘ Should this coritinue the effects of prohibitionâ€" when it comesâ€"will not be much felt. Canieo ror Protmoriox.â€" Yesterday evening the woman *‘ Mary," who gave in i :‘ to l::h police as to the lu:: i inmates were senâ€" l a:.:’.u ;on.:h?tnpd:nnnfi, callâ€" ed station asked for protection, as sije had been illused by some boys who attadked her. She received the required â€" A Baxo Pracricz.â€"The band of the {umm;l,'fl Guards hd“l: practice last as & their ongegement uo.m:m AtirJuly next. o en t wl theereptoe of .bw:l' m ‘lhlqh-. there, ::;Mnyof ill-bdht.h;nlhr doguey Pok Sn e t torh Iurrovexextsâ€"The has started to mm.n- ington ..a"E‘.Lu stroets. : When the -men be said of some other streets, w\ are in a ruinous looking and disâ€" graceful condition, than dd'td'iok- mer, it will be a happy time. Now is your time to buy “&hrd ware. ‘hm:t;_lnnc“‘ cash on Saturday, 27th inst , at A. W. Laxo‘s, cor. Sparks and ‘Connor streets i6diw Basez Baizs Marou.â€"The Athletic and Dufferin Clubs play a mutch game on Cartiee â€" Nquare this afterncon at three o‘clock. after, and she intends applying to Vo..u.'. the . Mayor c.".'." pass to ott this morning. A CARD. UHE TIMES, OTTAW!: SATURDAY,â€"MaYÂ¥ 27‘ 1876 and sherryâ€"refreshments which all who desired holg::i tlnmulvevll to without charge ng made. e moteâ€" :’r, hhmodcgoudiblo um::_t' that more than one small billâ€"discounter was resent, and that gentlemen who hbad go‘n ‘eleaned out‘ were accommodated with reasonable advances on bills, which were filled up in the room, the enterâ€" rising bankers being armed with zlk and bill It is not -l% that ‘actual took . place, but the odds are enormously in favour of ‘the bank,‘ and it is said that the South Anne street establishment has netted several thousand pounds by the week‘s rent. Of course for such a prize it is worthâ€"running a little and we may expect a very large ment of the Dublin gambâ€" mbowu. e ovil is growing at a very rate." Inlast Saturday‘snumber the Freeman‘s Journal excuses its»If on‘the g:ound of pressure upon its spaceyfor not publishirg the promisedâ€"ligt of mames, anud intimwates that i* has received no esmail number of visite in connection with phen‘s ~Green are temporarily closed and their generous hosts gone to mcm.’ the threat of publication : The paragranh concludes thusâ€"*"We m!.fn. stitutions in South Aune street and Steâ€" Gra:e Baldwin the proprietor of ths house in which the former : lived, was sent to prison for asimi iod. ’n.ob.nw.y,dmkmmosd coste. * M. C nick and Burns were tl!%‘d to depart on payment of the costs. In the huun\hamonud to $4 an l in the latter the $2.75. ‘The cof@rt‘adjourned at 10:45 a m. % " wat alioned 15g5 on PaÂ¥ing the conte. * filkis Helivin, charget with stestin i o dn e fea oo vas :::: lfi‘-fl “‘:m eo'l!:u.‘l fim for six mm . 39 = PoLICE COURT. =. â€" Before M. O‘Gari, PM Julia lahdo,‘ ‘:cnt.mr’ io Tank s nsl for two -'dat;. '-“ -nd..-t-m in default of'p-q-.t g ie m "ead e marne . house â€"of illâ€"fame, on Nelsonstreet, was vnePo es mintks iesns fine on .3"2....--. a suflicient in Hull, and the belief of the citizens l'hou.l:hlorthoht:dy bei $ was proseâ€" cuudwhnthom-mat. "% he hung with all the tenacity of a drowning man on to the wheel‘ of the waggon, but Sirg t hhn.' h?l.o dt::bmum.‘ d in swe a wn the an thepdinofion'z where, the old mill now l‘es stranded. Several boits crews were out last night looking for Champagne‘s body, but ‘up to the time our reporter left, it hat not been recovered. ‘The waggon became a total wreck, and . the harses have most likely gone into one of the eddies, which at present, abound in the stream. Champagne was a man, steady and much mg:oud by those in Hull wl: he‘ll:;“l“d' u::’;flbo to ccident is muc % :: sincerely felt that his body mypt: recovered, in order thal it may receive the â€"rites of _ christiin . burial Tae ssow has â€" gone to and seeing that it was of the most character of construction~ it was not to wondered at ; Mo.::“m one sl:'nk hanging to another, sy went down the croek seriatim. . The affair has Letters in this office in answer to T. J. W.‘s advertisement. . _ ie Wofflm by the hand, and : enâ€" deavoring to drag him on to the scow, however it was no use â€" and posr â€" Chamâ€" pagune was with the horses sWEPT INTO THE waTBE _ Where once‘the card mill, whilom a brewery stood ruduhol:gmthohidn l_nc_ounmio‘ gooduess knows where? During und the otherâ€" passongers were= prec‘piâ€" tated into mthomf:bo.ly:dmw h\’l'::é’ waggon were then being saved. Champagne clung to the loow,‘.ldelddl 4 ‘A ‘FATAL ACCIDENT. prevented a double catastrophe. While all this was going on j This . frightened the animals, and caused them to plunge and nn‘g and the result was that they jumped into the water. Waddell, who was hanging on to the ‘hoads of the horses, was dragged into the torrent, for it was nothing less, and in his efforts to save his master‘s property, was struck by the , and uceiuJ a severe contusion on E left side. The poor . fe‘low whowas drowned, (Chamâ€" pagne) was in the water at the time, and tried to seize hold of Wauddell.: The: latâ€" ter shook himself free, and thus probably was on the scow. From what could be ascertained, it seems that James Wadâ€" dell, ~who .was> driving the waggon, went on to the scow, on board of which there were eight other Motwbonwonnwhuhcrm the creek. The so far as can be Mmmm far forward ummumwm.nwm of the rope caused the to dip, and the water was up to the | Last evening, at about ‘half past five o‘clock, a fatal accident omur: Hull, at the improvised ferry across Ifl&n’a Creek, above tho-m on the lson Road. â€" A man n ‘Waddell, a carter for Mr. E. B. Eddy, was driving an oupfi{ 1 on en nnnn t n Tlnnd ueinsen the ave m #“ cen 0 A Man and Two Horses Drowned. CHAMPAGNE‘s STRUGOLE FOR LIFB Another Incident of the Flood. Gambling in Dublin TO ADVERTISEuS. TRIED TO RESCUE HIM, THB S0OW CAPSIZED MUOH SENSATION ‘ KNERS, . who _ bad | PAINTS, immodated & bills, which l‘whl.thm , 106 u@ a catiant place, but _ .. N~ET REXTAL of $500 PER ANNU3L * "The abo has been my ‘lund: to:’qglvuwum._m vmu. ,flm&uacrl. 80, the psics d loss E4 mig one mouied io in , }w doubt a_ mast &n as | .pl\)pefl?“o be made otiheaing Afâ€" sls | nmwuhn, anply to . _: * y £*L f J * .08 Auctioncer | â€" Ottawa, Feb. 18, 1876, ~ s0vate dwe just recontly builb) and now bringing in a 0| §o0ds delivered free to any: past: of the Tee. 26, 1876. i e for American Blasting Powder. ‘A Oali on Fespoothafty Oc t t Alas THOS. BIRKETT,. . _ No. 67 Rideau street," Great Reduction in the price of Hardware at N NO, 6 RIDEAU STREBT . . ONLY $3.25 per keg, 100 lbs. And all other goods in proportion. Also J10Urs of serviceâ€"week days, 6 a.m.. w m.; Lord‘s Day, 10 a.m., and 5 pai.; , Chaudiere M.â€"£. Churchâ€"Morning service at 11 o'filoek { %vnlu sorvice at 7o'o!ock. Pasâ€" orâ€" t B . + % 3. ~~ rnl l¢e ‘at 11 o‘elao.&"l. e C ml)e‘oon %‘e.l:::k.- P:uor -&%fi‘%m service at 11 0‘cl ; evening mmm '?nn Catholl 3'A‘;‘;imoue Church, Albert c e M Horrs.of service woek days‘t an.. is A xnost sestRasLie IxYESThEXT. _ Emanuel Reformed &M Churchâ€"Morâ€" ning sorvice at 11 0‘cl ; evening service at 7 o‘clock. Rectorâ€"Rev. Mr. Collison. _ _ _ .tyi,lrko’c:k "ovfl‘;lanh:% at s m Pastorâ€"Rev. it. M. Pope. _ ;Ffffiirth:hmvh free).â€"Daily n:‘vbu at a.m. and & p.m. ; % services (c. m and 7 p.m. &e r % Noel IA‘M s AAE m'ul_! 27.00% it Hiomima rerenieg mirks al * ooiouk, & W 0 Mw-hv.‘lflh Chaplain of the mneeervies at 11 onlocks arealan marvliands filook ciln Lofebio. hyuey Reticaficht Bt. A ‘ban‘s Churchâ€"worning service at 11 a‘clock . A nmmuk. torâ€" l;v. T. m Jones, D.D. Rec oSbok} evening service at f ociock:" Rector ira."“ id uy 4 o enaoaeng tawa West. Wesleyan Churchâ€"Mornt service at 11 o‘clock; fl& m.?‘ ©‘clock. . Pastorâ€"Rev. Alex. Campbell.. _ _ King Siio?éc"We-una' _"'"chnrct' â€"(Seats al rmn& ing service 11 0c t 'l.l_r_v’hâ€"n:? :Pc‘hok. ; Pastorâ€"Rev. fi?fi ‘.& ‘ 1 \l.ll-lull nuu.â€".un‘l,l? "r‘. g.m‘w""“_;g;;‘x "Hx‘a 1 siotk: M un oi Saet onencrantties at 7 q':lf_:g'k..‘i Pastorâ€"Rev. C.‘J. Caraeron. rervice ai Hoo‘elophiavening aL7 ogiool nn )4 + l‘ggwrâ€"iw W.J. ,En'ntug, u, 7 7 Bt. Andrew‘s Presbyterian â€"Church.â€"Mornâ€" service at 11 o‘ciock; ovom"ho at 7 o‘clock. . Pastorâ€"Rev. D. l 3 k Street Presbyterian C unbâ€"M" service at 11 o‘clock; evening service at o'%‘l?. Pastorâ€"Rey. Wim. m‘h‘ m service at 11 o‘ Ioec' even so &t o‘clock, â€" Pastorâ€"â€"Rev. Win. Armst BA iiieame in P pant alton noon service at 7 ofelock.. Poy. F. W. Farries. Pmr"lnu Church nnu.â€")lornl” ser= vhiin‘nt IT nintrints + antrnnine neniban on e met, Two.. vory fnely mean altogether different ties." .:.iuy, how:v': the late 5:: M.MMu‘obnfldm ohject to the demonstration of no future ’dw character, wever e rl_n;ighg_ecuoolnlhfind-nh.â€" viable lfid'a preacbing a doctrine distasteful to b:nnbul?hb Church who go in for ecternal p“hohh:‘::hb:d‘ we are to that the -ymh:{ilyv u:’eouqm of “ nore W of his congregation, who ed to s‘ick to him through thick and thin." _ We can imagine we see the #ight Honorable member for Kingsto readiog the above when it first and fancy we hear him say at once it is An American paper says :â€""Tired of pouae.! life, uddhg-w{'w‘uh his own Party, he (Sir John) has joined the Church, and has recently gaised an unenâ€" tended going to see the races at the Woodbine .Park on the Qzeen‘s Birthday, Wfiuhmm’b‘fm informed another that he was shootâ€" ing. It is supposed that on reaching the wharf) a sudden desire to see his wife had a . year ago she . was induced ; by :cr husband tl:hcomo to Toro';to, ut after going housekeeping for a short time she returned to her parents, who, it appears, wished to get her‘diâ€" vorced from her husband, an | acâ€" mt'dhkmbutch in order to get her to a rich and elderly man, whom they had chosen to wed her. Calhoun has been boarding at the Albion Hotel for some time back. â€" On ‘Tuesday last he had been drinking préity freely, Ned donk mo the anugimg in aiaine went down , giving as a reason that ho wanted to see the various exourâ€" sions going out on the Lake. He had told a friend on the day previous that he in Jobn C. Calhous, it appears, has been a bookâ€"keeper n; l.b‘oh coal office of Messts. Suarr‘s Sone, city, # two years. _ He was an Eiu.‘.lmmm Mr reeijed in the United States for many years About four years ago ko married a Jewess in RBochester, contrary, it is said to the 'iriu of her parents ; his wife bas lived‘/in Rochester for the mo-tp::‘ I:ro. (hlmhd.h_ flo‘: f F Ing: it leged, some busino-?n_nmrmu there. About Roonsstze, N.Y., May 24.â€"A young man named Calbhoun, }omnrly Onwod in this city, and wno, owing to dishonesty, was hlvood-t:fly to %&M this evening, visiting â€" ‘s rooms, tried to persuade her to return with him. She refusing, he shot her in thelungs and then shot himself twice, dying almost instantly, __"~ *4 The followi item appeared in the A-u‘le-h::m-olth-udsud THOS. BIRKETTI‘3, BShipâ€"building is brisk in Prince Eiward | _ OILS, wWiFE IX: ®O0% HIS OWN LIFB, MURDER AND SUICIDE. CHURCH SERYVICES. Joined 1he Church (From the Globe.) situated bri ATREMPTS To MURDER AiS IHESTER, AND TAEN ENDS PUTTY, Good News Gooa. News Good News Good News Good News Both music ‘and words mre new, fresh :ézunotlva. Witâ€" :‘EWN-’: Thhxn‘%mntbookhnbofiw and is shetrepmaaante anrere taining those of ail tme Cotege eeh in one e mlolctm uvobo.?u for use in mtu mm sings," Price :3'.":&-'“ As & Mm'f:l::'m m: ce gar uie oz . ~ _ euivEs . v | &A L â€"THiad \ " _ Machine | Oil has ue esueray, ((ne) e ue D wig % d t 4: 69 iR § _ Kn'&(lhfifi,w : f ‘iig' meturine . astab‘ish ment en e Al o P gc n o c y aaali on n n hansted of ths Domlnion, . â€"}/ LY WE maia i1 k 2.4 . CCHeeatemente ol Lng [ 8 1A x at nome. wanted. _ wam.Fousale by all Ollmen, g12 $.ntmtimt Atitral . mear udnatitios; Mafied pootâ€"free tor rewatt price." : Reviged,_ergauly eniarged: and improved Carmina: Collegensia. As there are several makes and qualities of I “B.hlt'!ml‘lht Kept by all Leading Dry Goods Houses Ottawa, May 15, 1876. â€"‘ d146 . This in r Cottori is PERFECT IN MAKE soFT FiRISH SMOOTH, TIC, and V which com|! with F\ OTS give it al the qualities requisite for First Class Machine Sewing. "Anchor Brand" Best 6â€"cord Extra Qual‘ty Specially Manufactured for the use on the BEST S C0BD ~£XTaA OVALTY, sion, I have left with my former Assistant, Mr. A. F. COTTON, my Plans and Records netntmndimenci he cray " SBIOCE _‘ W. R. THISTLE & o. a BTHURK Â¥. vorreos, inclal Land 1 htemany Scome . & OFFICE, as formerty :“. x.mm _ _ M9USE, SIGN ANXD FRE800 PALNTER, Wellington strost, «~ Near H‘oole7‘s Bridge lufi‘l:, EUZIII', %Hfl‘:%w Buttibe uk‘c:. navorioe m in 0 * Sunans tbF. 14 187%...! ) # CLARKâ€"& CO. Anchor Thread Works, go fiwfllfl "A?fi's“m fnpabenpoors fremane ons “ &‘ in preference to‘ other "Ul‘l' PSBLISHED A New and Beautiful Sabbath School Song | _ This Water contains none of the objectionâ€" afue bnt beive o Bn0 A onl N n in use, being NAT and always obtainable, fresh from it has been fou most heal vi | effective, and after a time al idbhbytyuo'houwwm Can now bwrd» ‘bottléd : in Gihger Ale | ; les at our flo::. Ottawa. The " WILLIAMS‘ SIN * is the on! Machine that has stood the g.z of time and experience. the six that it has been before the Ottawa pub it has earned for itself the enviable reputation The mil Imm :l.l‘hd:lt. mo:t boul.a:u“-‘u eh-:&t (ml:‘lezgu. !n c?rvornonc ;":"." cents per SL..a. elivered in all ' n-g.‘.....d..‘!:.‘._- Sm EnBE rid s of And a complete line of Groceries, bang‘.t the the ‘recent, fall of wu&%mfuMmm JAMES JACKSON I invite & t of Teas Coffees, beâ€" lm&:m&"v?'umr'm.:fi'ffmm i PA Remember the place, : Teas, ~~Coffees, In rettring from the practice of my profesâ€" W.~& T. BORTHWICK, SEWING ~MACHINE. May 8, 1876 Having just received a new and frosh stock Pure Medicinal ‘Water .. FROM BORTHKWICK‘S SPRiINGS. Ottawa, May 26,1876. > *‘ "415m2 The Clothing House, New Advertisements. OW PRICES »OR CASK. 816 «818 WELLINGTON ATREET, j OTTAWA. 135 Sparks street, 185 SPA? m JOHN SMITH & 00. ‘ \ Next doorto nakion. | priget Aeogte Musgrovs & Johnil IMPORTANT ~AKKOUNCENMENT, Clothing nd‘/‘ldalllrlng Business public. BUIL, as to have the m.;.‘,,...m.u and the ‘ oml:)o Hn\ :lnn-&nn-x:,;_ TTon io SitiabeP sn foith 403 SMALL â€"PROFILLC, REMOVED. Jonn Smith & Co. Sewing Machines. INERAL WarEu. | ... (LATE METCALYE‘s) Have removed their Readyâ€"Made ’“Iin.'; Would c@ll &iténtion to their Remember the new address : INVALIDS SHKOULD GET THE W. LROXARMv, Wines, NICHOLAS STREET, Spices, | und com Good News Good News Good News Good News Good News Syrups, : and Liqgours woreanbans, beite) old, who mull.c:;d 1t 12 eaited o7 To in sontents. contributed by emineut writers »il,'ii"m'â€"' "m_ ed to buy and sell "cArRIAGES; Ottawa. : GBUWE’_H 1878. 3 Cheap,. Cheapor, Cheapest, H.‘F. MacCARTHY‘s, «Fou*X waruHy, ‘‘ / «i ~ °_ 0004 Torthe Tt edluncyeainch iform the inatonereait cop N ts â€" i Iummmct moie o t ns "*0 NC; 200/R1¢â€"an street, Ottnwh. .. 1 JC azy porson sending a remittance for ue nestest e arnte ce fi;.“iâ€"fi-m'â€"' m 5. n Pmge "OZ oo 4 We l renittanceent spndterteink, uen zcm% "%;?%1«& Largest Importations. y;&n;.',:?.:.‘:::“..‘:.‘.:?:::’,‘::iiii ‘i§ fi.}g::"":::.‘::::::.':::::::::f::: }Eé ,_?&:Mfiuqfi n uim tacks more to 4 %fiq §”u. es Prorth B Wls ced dn to rntieteatnnteniver ie ons Secienaniant on m%g""..n&"mifi” ‘V u“"lfl.)' ‘wlv i%.‘xd“" one extraj oc io f‘li g _ VIL.â€"More coptes of Tir® Tarsux® are pa mfir,mwwmm’% tiomof the vaine of the papore. > _ _ Among the reasons 3?::‘â€"'-:;’-1&.?%.11}" .‘.?.::’.“L."‘;"m& w42 2 . next siz months are the follo lnnb Sat ie Alaperda Sitd Pilovetdotl®‘me of. no hinm and tne sinte of ‘no pariys it bat E pet tE Oe coming Conten oo omepan Rerant mareimies GREAT INDUCEMENTs 3140 .0 uio afenummeturer‘s stool REDUCE J RATESâ€"TJâ€" CLUBS, DRY G0ODS of Every Description. at LOWEST PRICES _ _sSTEWART BROS,.. __â€" The New York Tribune + NoTE PRICES; â€" _X New Costumes worth Mfi,%] onoICB FoR 415 maon.. . .. _ Over 100 Linen: Costumesâ€" for the ©Extreme "“"!HJ! Much under Cost of m P 1st. This note will be~receivedâ€"as y-.t‘ o1 $10,00: and upwards, but not oflurwiu.““ s Znd. It must be. prosented within two weeks from date " oaereraanaiie ied 3c io9 . .. (OTHAW A, Molp 17, 18 On Demand, I promise to pay the bearer th ow O»aDoaar,mbpdlothMMkm w ops ~» halloang To Oraee ho sanet ine Reneral, demand for a Shaving;â€"Halr Cutting and Shampooing: Roomgy No. 52 Wellington strect, Hajoite‘s '-.a?v‘:â€"“ Uprivalled Hair Gutting, o t ~Unparalleled Reputation, _ Ledies® Halr ‘Combings md: and »Dressed to any. 1. K. STEWART. Ottawa, May 2, 1876. Ottewa, May 16, 1876. Alex. Russell & CGo.. FOR, THE CAMPAIGN, . l'â€"lw,uflw.u.m. Olttawa, May 23, 1876. m oi e ao 1hoee who CONQUERED THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFFERED im OTTAwA. COME ONE, COME 66 & 68 SPARKS STREET. REUKLLLENT CHAUDIERE. QUEEN AND LLOYD STREETS VW 3 GENDREAU‘s Ladies‘ and Ohildren‘s PARASOLE, As part payment on Cash Purchnases m:-%‘hbuquw‘ STALLâ€"FED BEEF, y rf > D0.) Publshers: Bana***f ngninmenantioriet C )2 4E 4d 5* / *‘ Bry e :..2:%-“. %?r-. in mailing papers e aldren"""" Ey YOAP M ENt snn doker t anongmons e e s o ie M EDWARDS BROTH _ The E ropsan éedition, Bix Sonte per copy. um yo ingered in Ay sc y M mySiipin:$Catteapondence, olief! frc T " Fordd, if usod will be Hnboraily paia for Our Foreign Correspon i» ely »Scoet ooreinenanntt * m...........;:.i. ?E’,“ %’é‘:::::::r“ ~f ityetmore" Additions to shub b.:"n.. # _ Each ‘number of & mflfi‘g » hie weviy atition of fne sirop(atioasolds® ie T ie e e Ee mimapaper, PROPRIETOR.: Lrordway and ‘Aun curects. m no uD fo C dittc 1 ‘LEET STREE .t‘ ‘.‘ : .'g pue AiL, Noth, An. poing James Gordon #ith day of June, tas Soin day or May Educational Otlawsa, April 20, 16876 62 Wemnw n‘ "‘}l THE DAILY HERALD, ‘ .'......--. ..-. C LE «¥ a nb L@? name -o‘(. > éeriths o â€" ngt 0 ¢ . I .q a j ECA 4 o oo e 44 i m . m in NOTIOE.*® ROBT.© FORG ® .'v“ % 4 i‘ '. % o 6 & 294y 5s * d BODA WA Dilsoatit Tt, Spatk MET 4A vonneonda CBAP H8, yaw PU May 25. March 10 AR Ottewn e und 43 alwa In all i A Ma At