V01.5 Price—One Cent. St. John's, N.P., SaturdayEVENING TELEGRAM.Evening, March 3, 1883. $3.00 Per Annum. No. 53.
) Fa <«*-*../ CALENDAR „__. Wlw order. In half a minute after the alarm had NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. sed a most contemptuous opinion of Mr. Alex- k OfccH \For the Week. \ OTH ___ " been given half the children were in the street. ander Murray, and of his publio services. As as ten spoke of him aa (From the Ncvfoundland Almanac.) Just at this time the Sister in charge ofthe girls' long years ago be freely olass on the second floor fainted, and with a wild a useless and superannuated old humbug—or Meow's Phases. Last qtr. 2d d. March, lh, 56m ev>. cry seventy or eighty young girls left without a Athenaeum Hall. words to that effect—and as one who ought to be leader, the cut adrift, was a mere incubus upon andUtTa't !?«te_*H MSMOBAHDA. rushed through door into the already beoause he St. John's. St. Johns.. crowded hall-way. The children shrieked, the publio funds. If the Reverend Moses forgets MoK., 26—6.52 6.32,10.07 10.31 utteranoei of TOSS., 27-6.61 6.34 110.56 11.20 Longfellow born, 1807 crowded, rolled and fell down stairs to get out. or denies these freely-expressed Wed., 28-6.49 5.35 11.45 jLamartine died, 1869 The GRAND CONCERT. we endeavor to re- Mabch. weak fell or were pushed down and trampled his about Mi. Murray, will TatJß., 1-6.4(5 5.39 ! 0.34 O.S9JSt. David upon, others struggling over them forming an fresh his memory, and in a waythat will oonvinoe FaiD*T,2-6.41 5.41 1.23 1.47 J. Wesley died, 1791 3—6.42 - on as Satdb., 5.42 2.12 2.36'Evacu'n Paris, 1871 impassable barrier the stairs from the him—sceptic and all he is! street. Suddenly the hand rail and board TUESDAY, March 6th, 1883, Yet now forsooth, beoause he wants to insin- partition guarding the stairs on the exposed side uate another utterly useless fossil into the Geo- crushed in and the mass of dead and dying child- logical office, the Reverend Moses finds it to his ren fell to the narrow hall below, filling it four (fhurth aooount to dip his * longhandled brush' into the the in tfongrrptiotutl Choir, more whitewash,' and by Telegraph. and five deep. From heap of children smeach of some insinoere' Latest the west hall, six dead girls, from 17 years of A»wi*t«?tl by several Ladies anil Gentlemen of dls- to beslaver the very men he tries to undermine ! age, were taken out and carried into the church, tint;ui«li4'4l Muaical ability. We can inform the Rev. Moses Harvey that SPLENDID AWARD TO THE CAP- where they wore laid in the front chancel, and there are dozens of men it St. John's who know ineffectual attempts to resuscitate them were CONDUCTOR:-Mr. JAMES TUCKER. ACCOMPANIST: lfllaa BARNES. what his opinions of dear old Mr. Murray are, TAIN OF THE QUEBEC. made. Mothers forcing their way, despite the and what extent of good-will the reverend forco of police, filled the sacred building with old ' dodger' really entertains for Mr. James Sir Arthur Otway Elect- pitiful cries. Ono recognizing her child, fell Howley. • FIRST PART. SECOND PART. ed Deputy Speaker. upon it with agonising shrieks. Policemen and The latter gentleman is a thorough and —■ Solo and Chorus—The Silver Queen Bishop Glee—When winds breathe soft Webbe » grave Monks who looked on turned away unable Solos by Misses Sopcr and Harris &I. R. McNeily Song—Farewell to Erin Claribel painstaking ■ geologist' of native growth, and Song—Nelson Braham Miss Edith Carter. from to witness the scene. A olamoring, shrieking G one who has seen more of Newfoundland THE VERY LATEST FROM _, _ _, , Mr,*, j; _~ , Piano Trio Selections from Donnizette throng ofwoman, with upliftod handsand stream- Piano Duet-Shepherd s Evening Song Blake Mrß# Bradshaw, Mrs. Bulley, Mr. 0. Hutton. personal inspection than all the Harveys that Mrs. Henderson and Miss Barnes. mi, Ti ;„, tt PROFESSOR WIGGINS. Song-The«___ A Fairyn T.„ AdamBLAam has over »- ing eyes, surrounded it, shrieking for their child- Song-A Summer Shower Marzials ever were hatched. He travelled all MrJ»^«—v;-»E worthy* * ren. Those not find their little ones Miss S. Barnes. ' 1 our Island-home,' and has gathered and pub- who could Song—Twilight Harmony (a sequel to che Lost Song—Song of the Sea Shell ..Keller He Comes to Halifax to followed waggons carrying the dead. In the Chord...Phillips. Miss *Bulley. lished more useful information in a quiet and Miss Jane Duder. Polka—Violin, Flute and Piano Nymph than all the shoddy plag- Watch the Storm. rear of the building 13 little bodies were laid in Trio--2 Violins & Piano A Ramble thro' Scotland Lindsey unostentatious way, a row, numbered as they were laid with paper Messrs. Glass. Greig and Elworthy. Messrs. Glass, Greig and Elworthy. iarists like the Reverend Moses have ever even ... Duet—Tell mc. Gentle Strange... Parry Song—The Village Blacksmith Weiss does not because Howley IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY tickets pinned to their clothes. The following Miss S. Barnes and Mr. Tucker. *§fr Howe dreamed of. Yet Mr. THE IRISH POLICE. is the list of deal and injured: Song-Bid mc .. Bishop Milking her Cow...Molloy happen to be one of the bigwigs/ he is to be ' Dead—Minnie Aster, 9 years; Mary Hap- Quartette-Italy Novello m _, ~n passed over, and superseded, in favor of some Misses Haddon & Harris, Messrs. W. Watson and Glee-Foresters Sound the Cheerful Horn pencher, 7 years ; Mary Ann Happ, 8 years ; Northfield. Bishop. political papling who does'nt know his Geologi- Another Member of the oould'nt tell a Minnie Finch, 8 years; Josephine Moore, 10 ; INTBRVAL. €JO» §AVB THE qi*EE3f, cal ' alphabet' yet, and who speci- Murder Conspiracy. Graoie Grotzner, ; Lizzie men of gold quartz from a Catalina-stone if he 11 Lena Beckorg, 9; Admission by Tickets or at the door 1/8 each. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; to commence at 8 p.m., «» Skapetzki, 11 ; Teresa Ralszner, 11; Barbara prompt. was to be swung for it! Tickets may be had at the stores of Mrs. J. H. Martin, Messrs. Ohman & Lindstrom, and Mr. be Brundenzer, 8 ; Francis Wuittermuth, 12; Eliza Seymour, Water Street, or from any member of tho Choir. march3,3ifp We say if Mr. * Geologioal' Murray is to APPEARANCE OF THEPLAGUE ■ tl,lltMl tlttMtltMl^,lltlt,llllll,^tltlll^"tllMtlll at the expense, that IN Bradenburg, 10 ; Lena Bindnagel, 10 ; Barbara I^'Ml^'l^^ " really fossilized' publio KHURDESTAN. 9 natural suooessor, and +»» Beschal, ; Alphonso Tischer, 9. ' wtotioes i Mr. James Howley is his Injured—Louisa Flonen, 9, is suffering fear- Loyal Orange Association! we DARE the Reverend Moses or any other T WILL uot be accountable for The Syndicate's Offer to fully from suffocation and internal injuries. John man to deprive him of his right. Adjourned Session ofthe Pro- •*• the Distressed Irish. Engle, 11, log broken; Fred Gintleman, 9, rfIHEJL vineial Grand Lodtfe will open in the ■•% ES ■ D ■■ ■ G2 We don't want the ' poor old man'—we mean «»* BRITISH HALL, this-—(.Saturday) Evening, at KS •*■ -»-* M.—to leave us for truly we crushed and internal injuries ; Rudolph Mundell, 7.30, for Election of Officers and other business. Contracted by-the Sealing and Whaling Crews of Mr. yet, should Halifax, N.8., March 3. 8, internal injuries ; Siver l'hillippina, slightly (By order,) the S.S. Arctic, Thetis,* Aurora, Eesolute, Esquimaux have hearts of adamant to see him depart with-
St. John's, Newfoundland, Marcli, 1883. Advertising* Rates. Parnell telegraphed to Mr. Sexton requesting beginning ot ye month Fifty to come to to de- come unto ye people In ye on ye ™|*Jjmuch Cents per inch for first insertion, him London participate in the ye announcement that we are Manufacturing ye Fine and ye Fancie Furniture every continuation 10 Cents per inch. the Houce of WIS ye ancient and loyal bate in Commons. Trevelyan said larger and ye much cheaper scale than ye people of most |6T* very grand of ye most Special arrangements made for three the not seen. We have now in preparation a assortment ye tnost noted Government would press the present ye most eminent features from ye ancient and ye modern School of Art. Ye taste of six or twelve months. masters of ye olden time, andyc most skilled of ye modern day, inall that contributes to Jonweat prooeedingagainst John O'Brien, whose sentenoe of Goods, ye adornment COAL, most excellent vanetie SYDNEY and most unique Designs arc represented in our .for TZE3HE3 to imprisonment for using ■ ot intimidating language St—t/ Per of ye household to all of which goodie things we do most respectfullie call ye kmdlie attention Ton, all ye people! against landlords, was confirmedrecently and HOME.JGD SUBMITTED FOR THE CONSIDERATION OP OLD & YOUNG. who was arrested to undergo his punishment. Evening Iriepw. Sir Stafford Northoote said he would be sorry FINLAY, FRASER & marchl,3i Co. to weaken the governmentbut even if the result SATURDAY, MARCH 1883. MOULDING COMPANY, 3, would be to cause them to resign it would be WANTED. NFLD. FURNITURE k that happen on Managers. better it should than the relying Experienced march 1 GEO. H. & O. E. ARCHIBALD, Manuscripts publication, and all Let- A N Salesman for the for false security should lead baok to the ministerial t_L Drapery Business. Only those perfectly ters containing any communications should steady need apply. policy uf the past. be addressed to W. J. HBRDBR, Proprietor marohl,3i AYRE & MARSHALL* CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC ! and Publisher, Gregory's Lane, St. John's Chamberlain declared that as long as Forster to A. of the Newfoundland, or A. PARSONS. remained in the Cabinet he was loyally support- 91 WATER STREET 91 Beware of Bogus Agents and Spurious Imitations ed by his colleagues and was no unworthy intri- \OBTH and SOUTH IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. gue against him. Gorst's amendment was rejected, the Parnell- SYDNEY COAX« Parnell makes a lengthy speech ites abstaining from voting. McCoan and Blake, —Grlaoe -Bety*-^ -gMt GenuineSinger but does notreply to Forster's Home Rulers, voted with the majority. attacK* Justin McCarthy has written to Forster in- forming him that he will COAL. London, Feb. 22.—1n the House of Commons personally attack him feb2B RICHARD HARVEY. during the speech which this forenoon, Parnell said the utmost he dared McCarthy intends to make in Commons. MACHINE. to do, was to make his position clear to Irish "oornmbalT SEWING I>RLB Fine Ground JF§ White the World! people at home and abroad. He said Forster of o£fk The Best in ought to be ashamed for traducing him. He Mystery Missing Men ryMACHINES ON EASY MONTHLY P4TMENTS. deolined to reply to Forster's questions and Solved. Corn Meal, represent- person |t< (Idling Imitation Machines around town and oharges, that gentleman having disolosed secrets One of the best men I ever knew here—a 250 Brls Fine Ground Yellow Corn Meal with our Office, and cannot ing them as SINGER Machines have no connection whatever of his (Parnell's). If man of siaty-five Ex Steamer Valetta." furnishTHEyou with the Genuine SINGER SEWI G MACHINE. Mr. Forster had believed years, who loved his home and " tSST All our Machines have our Trade Mark, as in the above cut. All others are spurious that articles published in the ■ Irish World' family dearly, and had no reason fur eccentrioity & imitations. febU P. L. TESSIER. were likely to inoite crime why had he not stop- —slipped away one afternoon, went to Boston WThe Best is the Cheapest. ped the circulation of that paper ? He compar- and then to Washington, and for two years THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ed the responsibility of Forster, who had read drove a car there, remaining away beoause he iflj —from— M. F. SMYTH, artioles and believed what the result would be, thought his wife would manage his affairs better 172 Water Street, St. Johns, to that of himself who had never read them without him. He never intended to return, but and 72 Water Street, Harbor Grace, Bole Agent for Newfoundland. though they were now brought against him. was seen by chance, arrested as a lunatic, and H. E. CrEOBGE, SuH Agent. Forster had unfairly singled out the name of given his choice to be confined in an asylum or Se-wlns 3MCAoli.l33.es neatly repaired. Sheridan as mentioned in the Kilmainham to do his duty as a man. He came baok, Steamer fcb2C ' REGUL.US, Treaty* negotiations. Why did he suppress the and, after two happy years at home, died in 1 /iIA HPONS, will leave Uver- names of Davitt, and Royton who were his wife's arms. In another case that remem- JL*±LXJ A pool for St. John's on 17th Egan, I March; to be followed on the 15th April by the also mentioned as likely to endeavor to prevent ber, a gentleman wa* supposed to have commit- First-class Screw Steamer Liverpool iLou donIGJ obe outrages in Ireland ? ted suicide by jumping from a steamboat. His wife no "TXJILiIEST,'' fire _a.i>arz> lifes, Forster exclaimed : * They were not mention- made fuss, but kept the matter quiet, 2000 Tons. For Freight apply to ed to me.' because she alone never gave up the idea that C. T. BOWRING & (0., Parnell oontinued : He had been challenged his suicide was a sham, and for three years she Liverpool. him or, BOWRING BROTHERS, to defend himself, but he occupied a better posi- hunted down, and finally restored him to his febl3,lm St. John's. tion in the eyes of the Irish than Forster did home and his business. A third case of which I ■wemw in England. Forster was also guilty of sup- had personal knowledge was that of a dry-goods ON~SALE~BTT .—Liverpoolgpww. CHIEF OFFlCES and -London. pression of a very broad heading in the * Uni- merchant who was absent for twen'ji years, and ted Ireland,' Incidents of the who returned made The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World! * Campaign,' wealthy, himself known to Bown 1&CaseWoods, over the column recording outrages, which his wife, who had.been married in the meantime. Esq. Chairman A. CASTILLAIN, ceased the moment O'Brien, the editor of that Sought out his son and gave him 810,000, and 4 Fails (CHARLES Esq. 4 T. BOWRING, paper, was liberated from prison. Forster's then went his way as ho had come. He said he _VLHNTO_E3 _VEESA.T, Deputy „.Chairmen. | G# H# LOXDALE, Esq. - unfairness was shocking. Parnell also analysed had left home because he wanted to ; and had Ex s.s. Newfoundland." febO " Insurance transactions the first consideration should the evidenoe of Carey at the hearing of the not married or cared for anotherihome, and liked In the be SECURITY. Irish prisoners in Dublin, whiob, he said, was life of a wanderer much better than any do- not a statement of faith, but belief or hearsay. mestic ties. These instances go to show that Atheiiamm Lectures, Extract of Report for 1881: It had been already disproved as regards Mrs. the cases of alleged mysterious disappearances Currency. 1883. Total Invested Funds £1,418,800 Byrne. The evidence in reference to the source many sometimes be accounted for without any Annual Course ol Lectures, 1881 £1,36*5,500 necessity of interspersed with READINGS and MUSIC Fire Income alone for of the murder fund, he said, rested upon the presupposing robberyand murder.— THE be given £91,901,500 " will in the Claims Paid " fact that some men while in prison had received Correspondence Philadelphia Record. ATHEN/EUM HALL, are Low as any other cheques from the sustentation fund of the Land AS FOLLOWS: Hates for Fire Insurance as On Sale, first-class Company. Leagne ; suoh aid had been given thousands of Monday, March s—The Rev. 0. J. Duffill, sub- prisoners. Forster's animus was due ject—"The Sleep World—lts Inhabitants always to the and Scenery." THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE have fact that he had attempted to obtain a promise Monday, March 12—The Rev. D. Beaton, sub- ject—"Customs Fashions been celebrated for the promptness and liberality with from him but has failed to so Turkeys and in various (Parnell) do and In Splendid Order, L-nds." which Claims have been settled. had lost his office. In oonoluding, Parnell de- Monday, March, 10— and Music. Drawn.—Only One Shilling per lb. Monday, Mar. 20—The Rev. W. PerciVal, subject clared that the present officials in Ireland were v >> BOWRING BROTHERS, unfit marcb2,3i Monday, April 2—The {Rev. J. S. Thompson dec Agents manifestly to administer the Crime Act. Jt>OWN & W OODS. M.A.—A Reading from the Play of King Forster ought to return to his congenial work. Henry IV. FO_R. Monday, April O—J. H. Boone, 8.L., sub Parnell said he was hopeful that Ireland would mJLXJO^ ject—"The Moral Agency of Satire." weather this as she had weathered other for- Monday, April 16—The Annual Concert. A FEW UNION BANK Doors open at a quarter past seven. Chair to (KompMg. midable oppression. He spoke over a half an be taken at eight o'clock. Admission 10 cents. fUrtherti FOB hour. J. J. FLANNERY, FIRE -AJXT_D T JPH. The Prince of Wales was present in the gal- S_i.fi.RES. janlG Secretary. lery the whole time Parnell was delivering his " For particulars apply to On Sale, Capital, Three Million Pounds, Stg., £3,000,000. speech. Trevelyan, Chief Seoretary for Ire- land, in reply to Parnell, proceeded to vindi- GILLARD & SMITH, & WOODS,- febl4,3w,sat,wed Brokers. By BOWN Fire Premiums in 1881, amounted to £444,596 18 T cate the policy of the Government. They had 1 Handsome Being an Increase of H0,663 IT 9 upon the revenue of 1879. been commissioned to suppress crime ; the num- J"ustt Recelvea? Life Premiums, in 1881 157,000 O 4 ber of murders had been reduced from 3 a Ex " Adamantine from Liverpool, DOUBLE SLEIGH, Interest 101,000 O O 100 Crates" With Reversible Front Seat. month to 1 in the last fonr and a half months. 1 Set Silver-mounted HARNESS with licad Offices : Only the policy for Ireland was to say exactly Bells. janl,tf LONDON : 1 MOOBEGATE STBEET. what the Government meant to do and then do EARTHENWARE, '-Dinner Services- ABERDEEN: 3 SING STBSST. it. He regretted that Parnell had not made assorted Patterns. On JSfile, KF* The undersigned has been recently empowered to effect Insurances on all kinds of property in COMPRISING Newfoundland, at current rates ofpremium. his position clearer. * China Tea Services, By The above Company is well known Handsome Toilet Sets, BOWN & WOODS for its liberality and promptness in settling losses. Gorst's amendments to the address in reply Heavy Black Prospectuses, Forms ofApplication, for Fire and Life Insurance, and all other information can be Cheese Stands, Vases, Ac. •btained to the speech from throne, was at the office of the distasteful And a various assortment of Fancy Earthen- HATWARD, to Earl Spencei, Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, and to ware, too numerous to mention. A. O. St. Johns. himself, and would, carried, to re- Also, a Fresh Stock of O T S= marcn2s,Bi.,tf 4sent tor Newfoundland. if lead their Wholesale or Retail. signation as well as to the resignation of the _B feblG.tf __ lO XJ H. JS: Cabinet. would be He thought that nothing Hyacinths, Crocuses, ON SALE, more fatal to Ireland than to hand the responsi- -Lilliums, Tulips, bility of the Government to local bodies. And Hyacinth Glasses. Jk. Rare^Jlianoe! SUN FIRE OFFICE Trevelyan said if the Government were con- Subscriber otters for sale that LONDON. vinced that the life of any official and private dec13,6m,w&st J. H. MARTIN. THE VALUABLE ESstctTDlis__© LIFE AT THE FISHING PORT. she got home last night, or rather this morning/ By W. & G. RENDELL Yon know more than I do then/ returned * Of./h IVI Seasoned Ploughed and FIKENI2- Peter. _3W XtJL Tongued Spruce !Fire Away to the shore—the ocean side- 1 Yes, I do; for I am in Kitty's confidence. Assurance Company, Watching the course of the flowing tide; Fann'd her cheeks are BOARD & PLANK LOMBARD are by the ocean breeze and yon not; and I know what Kitty said to IN STORK STREET & CHARING CROSS, As she stands on the beach £ LONDON. surveying the seas. mc when she was going home, and yon do not. SO Hi. Pine BOARD and PLANK The tide flows in—the tide flows out— And my advice to you, Peter, is, make it np 80 Spruce Jolstlng—assorted £fstA-Tol_«]_e< __.!->. 1783. At her very feet the soft waves pout; SO " Studding— do _ And flowing* back in the undertow with Kitty, and leave Miss Jones for those who " Crush the green breakers like torrents of snow. " AND IN STORE TRUSTEES want her.' 500 Tons iEVoirtlx t .„ AND DIRECTORS: ii. ' Capital advice ! But I never asked yon for He stood beside her on the beach, consider And held her lily hand it, you see ; so I don't myself bound to W omaS CM — John Clntton, E 8q L Esq She sitting lightly on a boat take it;' and he went on eating tarts. SYDNEY COAL. w t? ' - That lay upon the strand. jan2o " I offer you my heart," he said, 'And now, girls,' I continued, looking at Charles Emanue. And leave my fate with you— Lottie and Sophy, * make np yonr minds to the On Sale by G£&EH. In"all the world you cannot William James Thompson,ftSfrSSSSS*,Esq find inevitable, and lovers. are twins, JOHN J. A chevalier more true." change They BROOMFIELD, FRANCIS B. Assistant Secretary. so yon which; BOWN & WOODS, MacDONALD, ** in. and mush like cannot tell which is 0ffl guaranteed by a A Double-Seat in »«° »™ numerous and White sails are flashing the bay— and think it be I wSSTfSSSSt£*£*7 to a large invested Capital; and promptitude in I must merely contrariness in yon aHty withfwhiJh .SSEK-claitt have always1 been. the and libe" The fishing* fleet is off to-day; Thi,wSim rta ]B well-known and acknowledged And past two to pretend yon like either one better than __*2JS P° of the transactions of THE PIMIOVIX mo v _,f * the islands, past the cliff, mated from the fact?ce FIHE OFFirR With a last from that since its establishment-new ov?r One Iliindred Year. Sly" farewell a far-out skiff, the other ; and'—with just a careless glance at SLEIGH 8 - PaJ" They're standing out to sea. And Buffalo Robes. h ceeded Tblrteen 11HI Chris—' contrariness never pays in the end. So S? Sf T are effected the Company upon every The wind is f jan29,tf Sescrip. resh'ning to a gale, take my advioe—transfer your affections , *» And bravely fills each flowing sail; quietly, And like a vision swift and light, and say no more abont it.' W. & G. RENDELL, They quickly disappear from sight YOU SHOULD NEVER WASTE fob 9 Agents St. some Time or Money Renting a ■■' to ■" John's, Newfoundland. Then I mmm——■—■—_——————_ Beneath the eastern sky. I helped myself blanc-mange, —** * ■^£—_—_! MM FARM, when you can buy on your own and on YOUU The young wife stands upon the beach went eating my dinner. time and terms, a fine FARM and HOME, with — good markets almost at your door. Finest farm- Watching a sail, till out of reach * Bnt yon have forgotten me,' observed Chris; Of her keen sight it quickly flies.— ing Land in the Island. Price moderate. Pay- •Sfttual Willit e'er come back r—with tear-dimui'd eyes * pray have yon no advioe for mc ?' ment easy. For particulars, terms, etc,, apply to ®ompttg. She turns away to weep. I hesitated a moment, then looked at him de- T. W. SPRY, janSO Real Estate Broker. E2«rt£Ual__&__eclJWuratw iv. fiantly. XBS7. The fishermen at the harbor bar < Well,' said, Have spied a sail, so far, so far. I ' I think the advioe X have That it seemed like a speck on the ocean's rim ; given Peter might also apply to yon; instead of But it CANADA__BUTTER. FURZE nearer comes—all taut and trim— making yourself I &> HiIITiEJ. With a dozen more besides. ridiculous about Miss Jones, By & TESSIER, Ca think you might find some one to admire nearer P. L. Pital One Million Pounds Sterling. There's joy within the town, r"TK FTIUB§ Superior Creamery Head Canon There's joy upon theplain— home.' Office 103 St., London, B.C. Our sailors bronzed and brown, (Conoluded in our next.) Have safecome back again, ■feS Xj "JL™ "JL" jES JfcrC. Insurance effected on almost all kinds of Property And the young wife by her husband's side, •• in any Is radiant now in her joy and pride. FOR SALE 450 Tubs Finest Township Butter part of ALSO, Newfoundland at current rates of premium. v. By DRYER & GREENE App,y to Thus speeds their life at the harbor-side— 100 Brls White Corn Meal' And again on the swell of the heaving tide. 25 Chests Sweet jan29 J. AUGUSTUS CLIFT, Prosper each vovage!—is all we pray; — i Solicitor, Agent for Newfoundland We'll do God's will! the wild winds say. — Oranges: NOTICE NOTICE feb2G 100 Tubs LARD. Story. bave muchpleasure In Inform* Select ing the Public in general, and those in WEparticular whose eyesight is weak and failing, that we are appointed Agents for Newfoundland, for the celebrated Optician, B. Lavranee of London, L England; that we have a full of UMBE R. Property. and assortment Four Hundred and Fifty MEG'S ADVICE DeslraDlo WaterjtrßBi his world-renowned Spectacles and Eye-glasses in M. Choice Seasoned gold, silver and steel frames, at the same price as (Continued.) building now occupied by TIIKHARVEY & Co. as offices, together with they are sold all over Great Britain and Ireland. Ij xj aye Oh, don't blame Chris for that, anntie !' I the DWELLING} HOUSE, and ifrequired, OHMAN & LINDSTROM. b ds :_r, ' the Cellars beneath. Possession may be given oct.6. 255 Water Street, Sb. John's, NF. 220 M. 1-inch Quebec Prepared Spruce exclaimed. 'It was done for Miss Jones, no on the Ist May next. Apply to = doubt. If he had the power, Chris wonld ent a GROUND TO 100 M. 1-inch Rough Spruce bit off the Koh-i-noor itself if she asked him.' feb!6,tf_, , HARVEY Sc Co. LET. 30 ' I would,' said Chris ; she is worth a hundred mo LET—A Piece of M. 3-inch Rough Spruce Kah-i-noors.' BUSINESS NOTICE! XOO M. Clioioe x^ttsj-th 1 Really!' observed Peter, aroused at last Subscriber, having removed C3r H. O XT 3N* I>. from the gloomy lethargy that had possessed his place of Business, would intimate to On the North Side of Water Street East, CHEAP THEhis friends and the Public generally that he is 100 Feet Front by TO Feet Rear. FOR 0-A.SH. all dinner-time, and him addressing Chris. prepared to attend to all Orders in his line of For particulars, address "N. R," Telegram ' What a pity she does not regard you in the business. office. feblO.tf same light! She told mc last night how she hated to EFWAEDJanuary12 SMITH & Co. danoing with you, saying that yon were UNDERTAKING punctually attended so clumsy you were constantly getting your feet HEARSE FOR HIRE. on her dress.' ##** Satisfaction In all work guaran- teed, and on reasonable terms. PROTECTIOINrFROM FIRE! * Indeed !' retorted Chris. * She told mc the very same thing about you.' ALLAN C. KNIGHT, Carpenter, Builder and Undertaker, IVE tbis day appointed Messrs. '1 don't believe it,' said Peter. 111Ohman & Lindstrom us the Sole Agents for you mean to say lam telling ?' XT* Buchanan Street, West End, Saint John's. Newfoundland for the sale of B. Laurence's *Do lies de- febl7,tf Celebrated Spectacles, the only Lenses that are manded Chris. made on scientific principles, and which are worn 1 Another quarrel!' cried my aunt. • Oh, •TuSt 1-X.eoelTred, by the Royalty and Nobility of England, and re- -_v.C3-_BT»0-O-~, Per 8.8. commended by the leading members of the medi- dear, dear, what will be the end of it all ?' " Newfoundland," cal profession in England. Office octe. B. LAURENCE. Moßride's HOI. * The end of it all might be pleasant enough,' By J., J.& L. FURLONG I replied with energy, ■if only one of you will Two Cases Ladies' On Sale by HEAD OFFICE No. 5, LOTHBURY, LONDON display a little common-sense. I am out of patience with you all!' ARCTIC OVERALLS BOWN & WOODS, 1 Well, Meg,' said Lottie calmly, 4 you gen- FOE SALE AT 50 Tubs Choice BUTTER, AND erally seem to oonsider yonrself capable of set- Wisii of the- Railway and 3 Capital £ I^oo-O^OOSterling. Arcade Buildings ting the to rights ; so can you set our 30 Brls Winter-keeping Apples. - - world febs feb2 little world straight ? It seems to mc we are all miserable ! What can you suggest to make us ValuableFee simpleProperty happy.' FOB BALE, Builders' Supply Store, JAMES MURRAY, ' Common-sense,' I repeated—' only common- A NEW and substantially built (ALLAN SQUARE,) sense. Take my advice and peace will be re- Jbn£_ Wooden Dwelling- US. Lumber stored at once.' O XJ St ES , 450 Let us have it then,' said my ISiAII Consisting of Seasoned i-inch. 1-inch, li-inch, ' aunt querul- JkSLmLmKkcontaining Kitchen, Coal Cellar, Frost 2-inch and 3-inch PINE, ously. Proof vegetable Cellar, Pantry and Closets, Seasoned Ploug'd X Tong'd Flooring Drawing Dining 4 Oh, Parlors, Room, Rooms, and six Prime Pine CLAPBOARD let us have ' Meg's advioe' at once !' Bedrooms, together with out houses. Situate at ■ Joisting Jtopl we the West-end of thecity—in a pleasant and agree- Scantling, and Studding, sneered Chris again. How is it have not able locality. Price moderate. Full particulars ALSO, InsurantOF of this panacea earlier ?' to LIVBRPOOL. thought and terms un application %. ■ T. W. SPRY, JOHN I will commence with my uncle,' I began Roofing and Roofing PAIN H. MoLAREN, Manager; DIGBY JOHNSON riub-Maaager jan3o Real Estate Broker. Specially adapted for application in the wi firmly. ' Let him—at least, make him—see FIEF. the doctor to-night, and he will be better before WILLIAM CAMPBELL. LIFE PEE SIMPLE_PROPERTY! febG morning.' S 4 FUNICS IN HAND KXCKED UNQb T lON ABLE SECURITY. That is good advice enough,' said aunt, and For Sale, . ' VALUABLE Building Lot, situ- £4,000,000 B*fß. Asauraiiu * *ruid I will tell him.' A ate on Duckworth Street, near Railway VALENTINES £2,000,000, As for you, aunt—got to bed at once and Depot, 28 feet frontage, with a rearage of 61 feet. For tl_o season 1888. The 8t« ' For particulars of title, terms, etc., apply at the Insurances are effected at moderate ratct oa forget your worries. We will start a subscrip- office of Premium, andthis Company will always beamongst I*rge participation in Profits by Policy holder*, T.W. SPRY, the first to give up Premiums whicn shall be found Bonus amounting to £7 10per cent, on each son tion-list for you, which I will head with five shil- Real Estate Broker. ELEGANT & ELABORATE STOCK. to be excessive. assured was declared in 1880, for the preceding jan3l * lings ; and, if the others give with equal *——-— The Company will ever distinguish itself by its flveyeMS. liber- Cheapness Beauty! well-known promptitude and liberality in settle- Kr*" Profits are divided every five years, ality according to their means, yon will Butter! and meat of claims, which are paid previous be able Choice Canada without Forfeiture of Policy car.net take place from anin Ex "Valetta" and "Newfoundland," Elegant designs reference to England. tentlonal to replace all the broken crockery and have the Chaste, and misstatement. NEW.of Silk-fringed, Boxed, Basel, Lace, and The undersigned beg to announce that they continue to itceivt >niei> white heartrug oleaned also.' KO(\ PKGS Selected Dairies and other Fancy VALENTINES. tor Assurance, and desire to draw public attention to the . »on»rf nnnciples, and ample r« 4 XT Townships reroarkablv is advice and 0-3VJ »«*rce>. i« establisbmekt for which they act. That good too, I will do my Valentines lotsvery cheap. part by going to bed immediately,' said aunt in JOB BKOTHIfiKK & CO., Agent.,. Si. John* N.F j. , ■■■■■■ m. meekly. ■I am much obliged to you, BUTTER, P. OHISHOLM. Meg.' Apply to JAMES R. KNIGHT. febG As for you, Peter,' I continued severely, I feb7 , FOB SALE, j FOR SALE. ' ' to Patent Leathern-Fox's One -Largre —A p«ir of Canadian— think instead of quarrelling with Chris about MISTAKE ABOUT IT! FOX'S EQUALAniline, Parifine Blacking. North Street. Miss Jones, you had better turn NO Glycerine, Paraflne. Aniline your at- Blacking-" In King." Winter Coughs tention nearer home. I know poor little Kitty Fox's Cod Liver- Oil. D. Sclater, Esq.,- Buffalo Robe. Snow Shoes. Ej BBONCHITIfr & Co., Drug- Reynolds would nearly cry her eyes out when V « Better than any Norway 161 Water Street Watson McNeil Mib2 BOWN & WOODS. I *eb2o BOWN & WOODS. X Fox* Ood Lire? Oil. gists, 386 Water Street, THE EVENING TELEGRAM. exactly what private understand- was not necessary for him to enter fully into the section. There was another reason of NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. us to say Missions. importance. It was a very great Methodist now. There was a common report that s greater advan- ing exists between Moses and Belial. Tbey them tage to get away in the morning so as to a servioes connection with have might have exchanged "looks," while our The following in quantity of seals had been stolen by the people full day before you.. It afforded an opportunity an- IMPERIAL had some on Methodist Missions in the West End are of Green Bay, tho oause of whioh he would ex- to getout through the ice,so thatin the event ofa contemporary "hair the up nounced for the coming week : —At 11 a.m. to- Some men went off from the shore on Northeast wind coming there may be ioe be- top of bis bead, on the plaoe where the wool plain. tween the vessel and the land. The hour sermon by Rev. Geo. Noble, named ought to grow," or the agreement might have morrow (Bunday) board a steamer lying in the ice in the bay for would give a whole day to the sealers and there- by Rev. D. it taken the nature of s Black Crook" affair; but and at 6.30 p.m., similar service six days. The steamer a few days afterwards fore he considered most suitable. OF LONDON. " B eaton. Meeting on Tuesday at 7.30 ; Chair to left the ice, upon which the people of the bay Ms. Parsons said he would give his most cor- that is immaterial. Suffice it to say that they dial support to the Bill. He by C. R. Ayre. Speeches on of and a considered the INSTITUTED 1803. are firm and inseparable friends, and that the be taken Hon. went in search seals found number kill- dangers to which sealers were exposed under hymns by the time. said Belial most be using his influence with the assigned topics and Missionary ed which had lain there for some These the present hour of sailing very great. The ob- Property of descriptions of Bill fiP For Insuring all of Choir. Collections at servioes and meeting. they took and hauled ashore, no vessel being jeot the was to oompel veesels to sail in and risks from Loss or Damage by Fire. Government to secure the abiding favor the daylight; and he then in sight. He thought it was only would therefore suggest Messrs. Whiteway and Shea. that no particular hour be specified, but that human nature men [to them, Subscribed! InvestedCapital In the Company concern of last evening—the Arrival of the "Newfoundland." for the take seeing daylight be substituted for tho hour named. With to the £1,600,000. disreputable 'Mercury'—Mr. Harvey, the rev- ■» tbey wore under no protection. It had been regard penalty, he considered it proposed to him (Mr. Rioe) that measures very large ($2,000). This was a serious mat- erend party to the arrangement, does some of THE CREW OF THE LOST ter, that a violation of the law inourred such a The distinguishing characteristics of this Com- should be introduced to prevent steamers from amount, pany, are: the most inimitable and exquisite lying sinoe JOHN SMITH." large and he would therefore remind A. coming within 3 miles of the ooast to take seals. hon. members of the necessity for giving due Moderate Rates, Undoubted Security, the revolt in Paradise; and all ior the sake of a " —— He considered it a great injustioe to the shore notice of the Act. and Prompt and Liberal Settle- situation for a near and dear relation. We The Allan steamer Newfoundland, Captain Mb. Gbeene said he approved of the Bill now people that the crews of vessels should be al- ment of Claims. don't begrudge the old man and his friends, near Charles Mylius, arrived here from Halifax about before the House ; but he would like to enquire and far-off, all the Government patronage they mails, passengers and lowed to kill seals in about the rooks. It was into its effect on those steamers wVoh were at J.&W STEWART, 1 o'clock last night, with present Greenspond, to nrfrmmunica- but, believe like taking the bread out of people's mouths. at which feb27,tey Agents for Newfoundland, can lay their hands upon; oh ! we do freight from Europe and America. She en- tion can reach in time to prevent tnem from sail- 'tis so naughty to have one who sets himself up countered some ice on the way, but managed to He would certainly like to see a feeling in the ing. There was no doubt they would sail at the so, as a moral elevator—a modern Seneca—living injury or serious detention* House tending towards the protection of this usual hour (12 o'clock); and if wonld they be get through without subject to the penalty ? And if they leave, why lan lie and the minds and man- valuable industry. He thought it a very wise open corrupting The Newfoundland brought home the crew of should not all be permitted to sail at that hour. ners of our young people by manifesting an the abandoned schooner John A. Smith. precaution that the vessels should sail during the These vessels have also an advantage ot being EveningDespatches. utter disregard for religion and by disseminating daylight, and would therefore support the Bill. about 200 miles to the Northward, and they will obscene and vulgar productions, such, for in- Capt. Dawk said that before the section also have six hours start of the vessels leaving he a few observa- St. John's. Say the Cape. stance, as the " article" on " Early Marriages/ Departure S. S. "Kite." passed, would like to make Hon. Financial Secbetaby would suggest What They at Thursday. Truly, of the tions on it. He was in hopes that the Bill a to effect if +»• which appeared in bis paper of The first of our sealing fleet, the S.S. Kite, that clause be inserted the that the as old Dr. Watts used to sing:— would have been something different from the 10th of fell March on Sunday, vessels might be under the command of Captain Richard White, allowed to sail on the 9th. A CAUGHT 'Tis easier work if we begin one introduced. The object of steamers sailing BARQUE " sailed for the Gulf Seal Fishery between 1 and Capt. Dawe supported this suggestion ofthe To serve the Lord betimes; in daylight was a move in the right direotion. IN THE ICE. But children that grow old in sin, o'elook this afternoon. Hearty cheers greeted Hon. Financial Secretary. Are hardened in their crimes," _ He thought there was a deficiency in the Bill, The second section, on motion ofthe Chairman the good ship as she steamed down the harbor, (Special to the Evening Telegram.! and that a clause should be inserted making the Board of Works, then passed the second reading to each and all of which her gallant crew loudly The Chairman Boabd of Works said the Cape Race, This Evening. restrictions applicable to the whole Island. The The Hibernian Minstrels responded. Hon. Member Mr. Rice bad taken an erroneous Wind Northwest; woather fresh, fine, clear people engaged in the seal fishery labored under view ofthe present Bill, and that it didnot relate now, snow and rain fell dur- This great disadvantages when compared with the to the protection of human life. and mild bnt much Company will bow for the first time be- Mb. Rice said that all the petitions tended ing the night. Strings of ice are visible off Mis- fore the publio of St. John's on Monday next in En Route to Newfoundland. people ot the shore. He thought it wrong that towards a different object than that provided for taken Point, but the Northern Shore seems olear the Total Abstinence Hall. The ■ galaxy* em- they should be denied equal rights with the peo- in the Bill. He was sent there as the repre- A barque has been in sight since daylight, in the many young gentle- A telegram to James Baird, Esq., states ple of the Northern districts, who were permit- sentative of the people of the district, and he braces talented ladies and would wish to their sentiments. He the that the following passengers left Moville yes- ted to take all those express ioe Southwest of Cape. She appeared to be men who arc most sincerely devoted to the seals at time**, wLile who could not therefore give his assent to the present Sarmatian,' via prosecuted fishery in vessels were making some way through it in the forenoon, but cause of Total Abstinence and who, by their terday, per ' for St. John's the debarred Bill. —Messrs. Colyer, Jones from that privilege. Fie (Capt. D.) remembered Mb. Thompson said he agreed with the pur- has been oaught for some hours and has taken united efforts, expeotto give a still keener im- Halifax: Wright, that about four years ago he sailed from Sr. Paterson, Patrick, Robertson, port of the Bill, but should express his disap- in her canvas. Barometer 29.80; thermome- petus to the great work of temperance reforma- Rogers, Mc- John's on the 10th of A'arch with a crew of meagre effect it on men, pointment on the would have ter 30. tion now going on in this country. The present intosh, Davidson, Lawrie, Geddes, Cousens, three hundred who depended upon the the protection of the fishery. It was a well- Steer, Furlong, Barnes, LeMessurier, Paul and voyage for their living. That on the 11th he known fact that the seal fishery was decreasing principal objeot of the Company, we understand, ran into a large patch of seals, but by the pre- Browning. in value. The profits now were insignificant when is to aid in the support of a free Library and sent law was prevented from takirag them until compared to those realized formerly during the Reading Room in connection with both branches the 12th. Early on the morning ofthe 12th, the time of sailing vessels. He thought the prayers crew began to take seals on board, but a heavy of the Total Abstinenoe Sooiety. Many will be of the petitions presented in reference to the THE Last Evening's Entertain- breeze of wind springing up broke up the ice panning of seals would meet the approval of the pleased to find that not a few of the young men ment in the Athenaeum. and compelled him to leave. And notwithstand- country. Since the introduction of steamers Evening Telegram. ofthis troupe were in the old Dramatic Club of ing the fact that hu could not take seals on the the sailing had a very SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1883. vessels small chance to The Touroseopic entertainment in the Athen- 11th, there were numerous carcasses drifting a good voyage, owing to the large crews the Society—a olub whioh catered with success killed prooure aeum Hall last evening was well patronized* about which had been by landsmen pre- of the steamers. He hoped measures would t>e to the amusement-going publio for many vious to that date. He considered that if any the unfavorable state of the introduced to proteot such an important industry seasons, thereby realizing a large amount, notwithstanding exceptions were made, they should apply to the as the seal fishery. GETTING MORE RECKLESS exhibited shore people. When tho expense of vessels was which was placed at the disposal of the Sooiety. weather. Some of the views were re- Capt. Dawe said he would like to enquire of markably good, particularly the Arctic series taken into consideration ; also when we remem- the hon. members for Green Bay where they got EVERY DAY. As this is what the manager' calls a new de- ber that the men leave their homes for a con- ' ' furnished by His Lordship Dr. Jones. all the information respecting the destruction of parture in the line of ministrelsey,' a crowded siderable time to prosecute the voyage, was it seals. He would ask how long ago it was since His be prevented fro si taking Reverence Bids Fair toRival house is confidently anticipated. All the gen- right that they should seals were panned in large bulks in the vioinity seals while others were allowed to do so? of Twillingate and Fogo. He (Capt. D.) never the Notorious Capt. Vane. tlemen performers will appear in a neat uni- Correspondents. He such a —— To thought thing an absurdity and would saw in his experience such destruction of seals form, the impersonation of the Irish character ask for the insertion of a clause that would ap- Some time ago, while looking over the well- as that complained of by the hon. members will be dealt with in a proper and becoming ' Scaligeb'—Your letter to Hon. C. R. Ayre ply to the whole country. The member for (Messrs. Rice and Thompson) and he considered stooked book-case of a legal friend, we observed is unavoidably crowded out of to-day's issue; Twillingate and Fogo should be the last man to they were drawing largely on their imagination. manner, and the selections of songs, jokes, &c., such a measure into the House ; and an illustrated volnme, entitled, The Sea Rovers shall, doubt, to introduce Hon. J. J. Little said that the measures now " are such as we feel certain will meet with pub- but we no be able ascommodate as to tho time those seals referred to by the hon. nnder consideration were steps in the right direc- of Bygone Days." The author of that very lio approval. you on Monday. member Mr. Rice remained on the ice no one tion. He considered measures should be intro- edifying furnishes states in his preface was in a position to make a statement duced not only for the protection of lives, but to tha* better secure to the people fat accommodation. A few the book contains an acourate report of the do- than was he (Capt. D). On the occasion refer- years ago a Bill was passed in this House, pro- to be in a steamer, and if he a person ings of and the Marine Jenning's Rapid When the Mails Close ! red was present viding that should be appointed to in- " all sundry" great " Fish- understood the hon. member aright, the case spect the machinery of the steamers, also the Highwaymen," from the time when Pompey Drying Process. A bulletin in front of the Post Office win- happened about three years ago. He was that accommodation, provisions and other matters of the ice the paramount importance. Unfortunately that Bill waged successful war against their pretensions, dows informs us that mails per. S.S. Newfound- spring jammed in between Gull Is- was not received with favour by the Council. He land and John. His men had killed a right down to the close of the eighteenth century. We understand that letters have been receiv- land will olose at 5 o'clock on Monday evening. Cape hoped such measures would be taken up again ed here this mail stating that experiments in number of seals, and were waiting a favorable to protect the men who take part in so hazardous We do not know how much truth the book con- opportunity to take them on board. The steam- a voyage. Loss oflife would result from epidemic, tains, or it contains any at all; fish drying by the use of' Jenning's Rapid Pro- er * Ranger,' commanded by Capt. Delaney, lay and he considered that extraordinary measures whether truth should be taktn for the protection of the health but the recent conduct of the Rev. Moses Harvey cess' have been tried with the most satisfactory on the outside of Twillingate Point, a distance of of such a large number of men as are engaged in results in Gloucester, Mass. As soon as con- Assembly. about 8 or 11 miles. The crew of that steamer the seal-fishery. He fully concurred in the adop- makes us regaid it as just possible that he is try- Houseof 7000 were before the House, and hoped venient of had killed seals and also waiting forthe tion of the Bill ing to rival, in moral and religious depravity, we shall publish a series articles on to open to take them on board. When the ioe measures would be again taken up by means of that important matter. it may it had which the rights of the people would be protected' one of the most notorious characters referred to Meanwhile Fbiday, March 2, 1883. broke up was found that the seals been The committee rose to report that they had in that be remarked that the agency tor Newfoundland at taken. He (Capt. D.) had been engaged in the passed the Bill with some slight amendments. book—tho reckless and rascally Captain The House opened half-past 3 o'clock. for that has the hands of James seal fishery 26 years, and during time The Bill was then read for the third time. Vane. The picture in which this man appears, been placed in Mr. L. The Bill to amend the Seal Fishery Protec- he had not known a crew to have killed five represents him in the rigging of his ship during Dnchemin, who will doubtless furnish all neces- tion Act was read a second time. hundred seals which were left on the ice and RELIGIOUS SERVICES. a stormy night at sea. He is in pursuit of a sary information to those who desire to beoome On motion the House went into oommittee of lost. As to the time of sailing in the day he Sunday, March 4. acqainted with the process. had no particular cause of complaint. As to Mr. Goweb Stbeet Methodist Chubch.—At 11 rich merchantman and so bent on overtaking her the whole on the Bill, Dr. Skelton in the Chair. Rice's statement that the seals had been lost and a.m.. Rev. W. W. Percival; at 0.30 p.m., Rev. C. that he offers a lock of his hair te the Hon. of the unprotected, ho it; and J. Duffill. " Father Chairman Boabd Wobks said left would contradict that Cochbanp. Street Methodist Church ofall Lies" as a *' for past favors and chief object in the Bill was to prevent the seals were wronfully appropriated he would At 11a.m., Rev. T. H. James; at 0.30 p.m. Rev. sacrifice Recognition of him to seen — and for the purpose Commander the defy deny. He had Capt. Delaney W. W. Percival successes, of reminding him vessels prosecuting sealing voyage and informed by him that two days before the George Street Methodist Chubch.—At n how needful it is that he should assist the present Robinson's Services. from sailing before 6 o'olock in the morning. seals had been carried ashore by the a.m., Rev. G. Noble; at 0.30 p.m, Rev. D. people. Beaton. enterprise." Commander R. He understood that the owners of steamers He (Capt. D.) supposed it was too late this year St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.—At G. W. Robinson, N., has to alter the We have no further acquaintance with the life were in favor of such a measure. He would present law ; but that he considered 11 a.m., Rev. C J. Duffill; at 0.30 p m., Rev. G. been elected as an Assooiate of the Institute the measure relating to the hour of sailing a very Noble. of Captain Vane ; but perhaps the meek and move the third reading of the first section. wise one. Road Congregational Church.— " of Civil Engineers of Great Britain,? in recogni- And that if any further steps were Quern's j.30 gentle Rochfort," has in future, At 11 a.m., Rev. D. Beaton; at p.m., Rev. who been a free-booter* tion of his services in contributing able and in- First section was then read tho third time. taken the he trusted all the peo- T. H. James. ple of the country would be placed on the same these many years, will state in the next issue of teresting papers to the Institute on tides, har- Mb. Rice said he certainly considered the his footing. DIED delectable journal how it wasthat the founder bor excavations, and the ereotion ofdooks. Only Bill should be adopted by the House. After Hon. Financial Secbetaby would make a of his This morning, after a brief illness, William J., physical "dynasty" became "an outlaw a few officers of the Royal Navy have received the many strong expressions made on the sub- few remarks on the section now before the youngest son of John and Margaret Kielly, aged on the vasty deep, and a highwayman ashore.', some House. He agreed with its general purport, 18 years. Funeral on Monday, at half-past 2 this distinction. jeot time ago, he expected the Bill would o'clock, from his late residence Of course, we but not with the hour named as the time of Furniture Factory mean no offenoe to theppresetn t contain some references to the sentiments then Lane. leaving. He considered six o'clock in the morning, •* solemn and sublime memento"—the it was This of croupe, Willie, only son of irrepres- expresied. It was a fact that great evils result- morning too early. All were aware that William and Mary Ellen Myler, aged 10 months. sible John himself! The Barquentine "Minnie. ed from the present practice customary for the crews to enjoy themselves the Yesterday, William James, infant son of George indulged in by that Sec.) But to return to our reverend Mosaical night previous to sailing, and he (Fin. and Catherine Memory. friend The barquentine Minnie,' for some years those engaged in the seal fishery. He was sorry the enjoyment not cease at such At Brigns, South, on Feb. 21th, after a short ' thought would Walsh, and apply the analogy : Surely he must have Walters, to see that c was an hour in the He thought illness, Bridget, beloved wife of Walter the property of T. H. Esq., was pur- selfish motive attributed to the early morning. aged 32 years. She leaves a largo family to mourn entered into a oompact with the Prince of the chased yesterday by the enterprising firm of district of Twillingate and Fogo in introducing that if the section passed as it was at present their loss. " they would not meet the difficulty they were Power ofthe Air," or some other Justice of the Messrs. Goodridge Sons. measures as the On Thursday, after a short illness, Denis Kelly, a Alan & such being for special benefit of trying to circumvent. He would suggest that native of Clonmell, County Tipperary, Ireland, Peace ; otherwise he would never be so ready that district. He knew that such was not the the hour be noon, so as to give the men day- aged 85 years, forty of which be spent in this and willing to abandon every principle of the to on board their vessels. country. His funeral will take place on Sunday, oase ; but considered the district had a right to light get 2 o'cleck, from his late residence, Capt. Dawe said he should at halt-past virtuous mind, for the sake of winning a little Erratum. look after its own If anything were dissent with the Rawlin's Cross; friends and acquaintances are " interests. opinion of the Hon. Financial Secretary. He respectfully invited to attend without further more" filthy lucre and the " dibdainful smiles" of In the last paragraph of our article, yester- done to protect the industry he hoped it would thought the hour named a suitable one. He was notice. those by whom he is employed in the service of day, on " Journalistic Weathercocks," for the meet with the approval of the House. As to sorry to say that the men did meet their friends " and manage to get a little elevated, consequent- PASSENGERS. Falsehood, Corruption and Fraud ! It is not for shadowy prospects of employment in other coun- the time of sailing, he did not see that it affected Per "Newfoundland," from HaUfox—Messrs. ly causing considerable trouble. If the time Simpson, tries," read, for the shadowy prospect of em- the distriot in any way. But as he had on a were men B. Archibald, Gilbert, H. McCoy, T. •See notes and comments by Mr. John Foote, " noon he feared the would be in a far Cragg, C. H. Henderson, Shuster, and 7 m Steer- Carbonear. ployment in other enterprises," 4c, previous occasion gone through such matters, it worse condition than at the time montioned in age.