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VOL. 22. VICTORIA, B. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. 1896. No. 117
AS SEASONABLE THE WORLD WAITS ANXIOUSLY AS THE KNOW u To Hear if Ex-President Harrison i* LONDON HOSPITAL COUCH CURE CALM Engaged to Mrs. Dimuiiek. REMEDIAL \ \ Rolled Plate Chains JOHN COCHRANE, Druggist. New York, Jan. 17.—Mr. Tibbets, yri- cretarj of Ex-President Har N.-W. Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts. a ris. hi. '.' as asked t< -day regarding the We handle the R. F. Simmons & Co. R. P. HAS COME rumored engagement of General Har NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rison to Mrs. Dimmiek. In reply, he and Gents’ Watch Chains, They are the best on j. \ LADIES AMt GENTLEMEN of the South said: “I can say nothing about the mat the market. Hard soldered and finished as well n s Ward, I hereby tender my sincere thanks The Tremendous War Ebullition ter at présente' This evening,* however, for your support at the late municipal I may be in a position to announce That, ie the Programme of the as solid gold. Each chain guaranteed. Try one. election. Ralfh Borthwlek. jàli-2 Has Simmered Down to something of national interest,'’ Government, and They FOU SA LE-New and second hand sealing Cooling Point, Will Pash It. We have also a full line of R. P. Brooches, But boats, anchor and chain, water casks, A POOR PLACE SELECTED. tons, Links, Etc., as well as our Solid Gold and stove and set storm davits. App^ly ^ Grant’s wharf. A Man Held Up in Poverty Gulch, But Sliver Goods. WANTED—An apprentice to dressmaking; And There is no More Tall Talk Gives Nothing. board furnished. Room 21 same floor as Premier Bo well Says t he Manitoba Skene Lowe's photographic studio. Gov of Whipping Great Britain Cripple Creek, CoL, .Tail. 17.—P. W. Elections Will Make no ernment street. Jali-1 Into Docility. Campbell, of Loe Angeles, was held up Difference. Challoner & Mitchell, SHINGLES FOR SALE—In quantities to to-day iu Poverty Gulch by two men. I suit purchaser; $1.10 per thousand, del v- vented the hammer from falling Tewellers Etc., 47 Government Street ered at Inner harbor. Apply, Munn, Hol by grabbing it. His hand was land & Ce., 26 1-2 Broad nt. ______Flying Squadron Will Have a Little terribly eut. Ht was beaten There Will be Opposil 01 for Sir SEE OUR 15c WALL PAPERS. Mellor, Trip at British Taxpayers* into insensibility, but the robbers AM t hurle# Tupper In Cape Fort street, above Douglas. Expense. without getting his money. One was captured and identified. He is Sam Breton. ELEPHANT MIXED PAINTS, $1.50 per Bell, a gambler. Tbe other is a man Imperial gallon. Mellor, Fort street, above Dongles. ______named Morgan, who volunteered to pilot Campbell about the camp, it is mimm USE MELLOR'8 Bath Enamel, 40 & 65c. London, Jan. 17.—The secretary of believed that,Campbell's skull is slight Ottawa, Jan. 17.—Premier Blair i# go ü J. W. Mellor, Fort Street. state for the colonies, Mr. Joseph Cham ly fractured, but he will recover. ing to run for the Dominion House at berlain, received to-day a reply to his the next general elections. He will dispatch to the governor of Cape Col likely contest Queen’s. Premier Field Push the Button^» ony, Sir Hercules Robinson, requesting ing will be a candidate iu Halifax. Of eur bell at any boor of the night details concerning the arrest of British CAMPOS UNPOPULAR Mr. Murray will oppose Sir Charte» Why? and you will be promptly attended subject* aud others in the Transvaal u« to. We arc light sleepers. Tapper iu Cape Breton. Thera la a reason tor every meow. The only reason why me a remit of the recent disturbances. Ottawa, Jan. 17.—(Pres* Dispatch)— The sales at the WK8T81DE are always such a success that we Dean & Hiscocks, governor cabled: Replying to Tbo People of Cuba Generali, Die- votir request for details of the arrest*, At yesterday’s session of the house, Mr. know of is, that goods are always Just as they are represented. Chemists and Druggists, Cora or <»f Yates and Bread Street*. between fifty and sixty persons have satisfied With the Poor lie- Powell, of Westmoreland, moved the We do not Import quantities qf low-grade stuff for our sales, l>een arrested on a charge of treason, by suits Aohieied. niloption of the address. In doing so he but having decided NOT to carry over uuseuaonable goods, at inviting the co-operation and entrance stated that provincial autonomy is large the close of each seastn we mark down surplus stock to prices of an armed force. 'The proceedings ly imaginary; in reality the province* that effectively clear the shelve*. are based, I understand, on sworn in are subject to fe«leral domination, the 1880 has gone; It was a year of good LEGITIMATE business, Hospital formation and the trial* will occur In Constitutional Unionists and IÏO- same as England, Ireland and Scotland and secure In the ESTEEM and GOODWILL of our customers are to the imperial parliament. Mr. the high court. The accused are well formlsts Demand Hie Recall we hope to maintain the same always. Why is It s* many people hare such treated, ami will be defended by able Powell regretted that . Manitoba had Our Sale continues, aud as winter Is on us la reality we In —Autonomists Sail.lied. a«*ted so obstinately, reply was not iu a fearful dread of that place- counsel. It is alleged that the govern clude In our sale— harmony with tbe constitution of the Doubtless because It Is the scene of ment ha* documentary evidence of a widespread to usurp the gov country, hi* thought. Manitoba had de disease and death, and many of Its .-onspiracy ernment of the country, and nse the cided that she would not let the federal 256 Pairs of Blankets inmates can trace their trouble back wealth of the country to rehabilitate the Madrid, Jan. 17— Dispatehee from flag fly anywhere in the province In re At lowê| prices than could be expected considering the great to ONLY A COLD, and that theeegh finance* of the (’bartered Company. I Havana say that thi- Constitutional spect to school affairs. He argued that urged upon President Kruger modéra Usionlsts and ltefomirrs hare . «bled federal supremacy breathed the very advance In the price of wool. genius of the compact between tbe prov Try one pair of blck's Old Country tion. *o a* not to alienate the sympathy the govrnmvm here dehtauding the re 150 yds. Eider Down Flannels, at 40c. which lie now enjoy*. The question of inces. and tic unequivocnbly supported Welsh and French Flannels, extra good value. waterproof boots and you will never tail1 of captaiu-liraeral Martine»», do the full measure of remedial legislation. baU is entirely in tffi* hamfs s.f the at Campos. The Autonomists. It ts added, Underwear, the best and cheapest. have damp feet torney-general. The government seems He appealed to Manitoban# to abide by Drees Tweeds, away down. favor his retaining command of the the constitution, Mr. MeGillivruy, of to Ik* acting within It* legal rights." troop* In Culm. A cabinet council will Mr. Chamberlain stated that counsel North Ontario, seconded the motion. be held to-night In order to discuss the Old Country would be employed to watch the trials Hon. Mr. Laurier ridiculed Mr. Pow matter. Meantime the government ex- ell*# idea# of provincial autonomy. While J. Hutcheson & Co. of the prisoners on behalf of the British neets to hear from Campos ns to wheth i thi zed with the Manitoba THE WKSTSIDE, January 14, 1896. government, anil those counsel would de Boot Stored fend' the interests of American and Bel er he is dispoeed to change his military he thought the real grievance 81 Johnson St. between Broad aw* policy. General Bolsveja. who has should first lie established liefore re gian prisoners as well a* those of the boett mentioned ns Campos successor, Douglas. British. medial legislation was passed. # Mr. Portsmouth, England. Jan. 17. The tins suddenly arrived here. Foster criticized Mr. Laurier and said he Havana. Jan. 17.—The situation here had no policy whatever. Mr. Dickey flying squadron, consisting of the battle to-day is most critical. Thi# is oot due JX4UX UNDER A LUCKY STAR. ship Revenge, flagship. Rear-Admiral followed in a similar strain, aud tbe to th*» movements of the insurgent#, but John Cork, Haring Rpeut Two Fortunes, Alfred T. Dale: Imttieshlp Royal Oik house adjourned at ^0:8i>. Games in F'**r a Third. the first class cruisers Gibraltar and the j «copie here have derided that Cap Premier Bo well, in an interview. Stat Theseus, and the second class cruiser# tain-General' Martinez de Campos must ed that the result of the Manitoba elec Buffalo. N. Y., Jan. 17. John Cork, wh* Charybdis and Hermione. with six first cither resign or be recalled to Spain tions <«>ul«l not have any influence «»» ha* been making beds at the Anchor lodg class torpedo boot destroyers, a seem Wed shortly. The agitation against his con the Dominion parliament. “When the ing boost-. Lloyd street, for three years at Spitliead at noon to-day. The re duct of tin* military operations has been highest court in the empire says the past, Is the presumptive heir to a fortune ported destination of the squadron is the steadily growing for some time, and, al Roman Catholics of Manitoba are en Delicious of $40,000 or $50.000, derived from au «stale i*hin«l of Bermuda. though the Spaniard# have loyally »np* titled to some remedy at our hands, we In Bolton, Lancashire, England. Word The Prow Association, referring to ported hi# rule and tactic#, in spite of are bound to carry out it* directions,” was sent this-week to the city Clerk by a this report, says: It is stated at the reverses which he has suffered, mat he said. Arm of solicita» In the English town that ters have reached a climax, and there a man named Cork, supposed to be living Portsmouth, though not officially <«m- Mr. Laurier in tbe house, referring to Table Fruit firmed. that the destination of the fly mm ms to be only «me way out of Vie In Wester» New York, at or near Buffalo, the clause in tbe speech from the throne "The finest pack produced in Sin Jose. s was heir. Cork says he is the only one of ing squadron, after leaving Rantry Bay. difficulty. which speaks of increasing our defenses that name in Lancashire. He ha# run will be Bermuda. The admiralty re The newspapers will no longer be con sai«l tbe Canadian motto should be de through two fortunes already, is now fuses to give any information. trolled by the pres* censor, ami in view fense, not defiance. Mr. Foster sai«l Moorpark Apricots in 3 lb. tins. haggard_____ old| ___manbut of says60, he London. Jnn. «.-‘-According to a *pe- of the strong editorial# reflecting upon th«* government would place the militia quite wrilling " to spend another fortune. eial dispatch from Cape Town. Mr. Ce Campos which have appeared in the and defense of Canada in a perfectly Helmskirk Apricots in 3 lb. tins. cil Rhodes, former premier of Cepe Col HE SHOWED DISCRETION. Conservative and Reformist papers, the secure position. Sliced Apricots in 3 lb. tins. ony. wa* interviewed previous to his feeling against the captain-general is Winnipeg, Man . Jan. 17. B. P. Bob For use with Cream. . . An Artist, Seeing Punishment Ahead, Mar sailing for England, and Raid: "I am growing hourly. Repeated dispatches bin, member-elect for Woodlands, and Yellow Crawford Peaches, m 3 lb. tins. ries His Model. no coward. 1 shall not resign my seat have l»een sent t<> Madrid on the sub who is couaidered as likely to no the In parliament, hot shall meet my de ject. Hi# recall ha# been requested by leader of the Conservative party in Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches, 3 lb. tins, Buffalo. N. Y-, Jan. 17. -Win. I'at tison, tractors. I will be satisfied if civil some of the most influential party lead Manitoba, in an interview to-day, rays For use with Cream. who recently hired a youngig domestic from rights are granted to the üitlander*. I Canada, named Eleanor Benner, as artist • er* in Cuba. A reply ha* been received the Conservatives will never again be Bartlett Pears, in 3 lb. tins. model, and took such advantage of her that intend to be present at the animal meet saying that the matter will be considered taken by surprise a* they were in the she brought an action against him for crim ing of the Chartered company hi Lon recent elections. A thorough reorgani Egg Plums, in 3 lb. tins. inal assault, hae settled the case by mar by the cabinet council to be held to don. when I shall a«ldress the share- day. zation of the entire party in the pro rying the girl. Pattlson was to have been hétitera on recent event*." No Finer Goods ever packed in syrup Specially selected and canned with tried to-day. and Mrs- Benner, the girl's It i# believed that the Spanish govern vince will lie commenced immediately mother, was brought from Canada to testi Much surprise is expressed here at the especial care. ment has communicated with the cap so that when the time comes the party- fy. The girl was under tin- legal age of fact that the war department or colonial may lie prepared to meet any and all consent, according to the statutes of New office haw received no officiai informa tain-general. explaining the situation to York .state. When Pattlson saw the prose him, asking liis view# in the matter, and Leading cution was determined to push him, he tion. in confirmation or denial, of the re Toronto. Jan. 17.—Wm. Mara, a well offered to marry Eleanor, the offer was port that the King of Ashanti lias ac it i# also stated that the captain-general Grocers. accepted, the marriage took place, and the replied to Madrid saying that in view of known wholesale and retail wine an l li 1 Erskine, Wall & Co., cented the term* of the British, as quor merchant, died suddenly in hi* criminal proceedings were abandoned. cabled from Cape Coast Castle. the critical situation, and not having the confidence of the public, he leaves the store last evening of heart disease, aged WINTER'S WHISTLING WINDS. Washington. .Tan. 17.—-The cabl«‘ ro- about 5.% years. port to-day from Portsmouth, whence government to decide the question of hi# Break Télégraphie Communication uad the British tiviug squadron is aWfm to rellyf from farther duty in Cuba, while Work General Havoc. being personally willing to romain and DANGER ON BOTH SIDES. Q*0*040*0*0*0*0>0*0*0>0*0* sail, that it* destination may be the Ber mudas. eannot be confirmed” officially ' : TI.N n 'i'.a1 - ■ ■ ■ ' I : Portland, Ore., Jan. 17.—A furloua storm calm tho public mind somewhat thi# Railroad Employes Come to Grief Walk- raged all along the coast of Oregon ami here. The report is. however, taken ins Through a Tunnel. Washington last night. At Cape Flattery, with consider!» hie allowance, ns no tn- nfternon, but* there is a state of strong, the wind blew at the rate of 48 miles an foimation on the subject has come to rui pressed excitement here, and the hour, accompanied by a blinding snow same state of affaira is known to exist New York, Jan. 17.—A light engin * Barber! Barber! storm. At Astoria It Is reported that all the departments or to the British em- tan into a crowd of car eleam-rs wh«> in Madrid. the wires to that point went down early were walking on the track of the New last nlglit. Throughout western Oregon rain The British squadron already at and The- captain-general, talking over the and sleet have been falling. In southern York, New Haven and Hartford rail Oregon the storm was especially severe about the Bermudas consists of eixteea situation yesterday evening, is reported Shave a Pig to have said: ‘T did the best I could road, and killed two women, injured ’w» yesterday, there being a heavy snow slide ships, viz: Buzzard, Canada, Cordelia, others and a man so badly that he will on the Southern Pacific railway at the Citseent. Magicienne, Mowhawk, Part under the «-ircnmetances; nobody but south entrance to tunnel No. 2, In the Iowa probably die. Three of the injured per Every man a Barber except the «•reek canyon. All through trains oil the ridge Pelican. Tartar. Terror. Tourma myself ha# full knowledge of the diffi Grocer, and we shave prices. culties I have labored under. Had I sons were taken to the Harlem hospital, Southern Pacific are delayed. line. Urgent. Acorn. Barracoota. Beagly near when- the accident occurred. The» and Retribution. These are cruisers, been successful there would have beer, SHAVINGS : HORRIBLE DOÜBLE MURDER. nothing but blame. This i> the mud runs through a cut on the west some of 7000 tons. Should the Ports aide "f which is a high Pratt's Astral Oil, not re-fllled mouth report prove true, it Would in the world: I do not complain.” tins...... 61 60 Inhuman Brute* Murder and Aged Couple In the different business section# thi# anil on the vast side a high stone w.ill. Yosemlte Hams, down to...... H for Their Money. crease this squadron to twenty-two The cleaners had reached 142nd s,;wt afternoon meeting* were held and a Yosemlte Bacon, down to...... 14 ships, or twenty-three, including six tor when the Chatham express came thun Hungarian Flour, down to...... 1 160 Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 17.—A letter from pedo catcher». It is doubtful that Great number of merchant# expressed their 100 Palls Jam. 5 lb....'...... *> Flynnsllck, Jackson county, brings news or dering down. They stopped aside tr> A Tin of Tomatoes------10 Britain would send such a powerful view# On the crisis, the general opinion a horrible double murder near that place. being that} Vie order for the recall of the let it pass and were struck by an en A Tin of Corn...... 10 Five masked men entered the house of fleet into American waters at this time, gine on the «oçth bound track. A Tin of Peas ...... 10 Joseph Day, an old farmer, reputed to have when their present force is sufficient to capta in-general may be expected almost money hidden, and demanded the treasure. overcome the American north Atlantic any day now. Day refused to give It up. and after num OUT OF THE POPE’S PROVINCE erous threats, he was taken out ami hang squadron. Bermuda, lying between six During tbe afternoon General Mann, ed to a tree. The brutes then attempted to hundred and seven hundred miles off the who is looked Upon as one of the most Dixi H. Ross & Co. make Mrs. Day tell where the money was. the Spanish commanders arrh Not Likely That He Will Re Arbitrator and when she refused, they brained her American const would afford an admir in the Venezuelan Matter. * with a club, and ransacked the house, but able base of operations against any here from the front, having been sent failed to find the money. No arrests were point from Cape Cod down to Key for by the Captain-General. He had o long conference at the palace with Washington, Jan. 17.—-Cardinal Satol- West, and while the islands are a part li has not tendered the service# of Pope of the British empire, the assemblage the latter. Thi# gave rise to tho report THE THAW SPOILED THINGS. that General Marin was likely to bo ap TX‘i> as arbitrator of the Venezuelan con- of a powerful fleet there could not be trover#v. nor hvs the cardinal received, CEO. POWELL & CO., regarded with indifference by the pointe#! successor to the Captain-Gen California's Greet lee Carnival Is Like eral in comma ml of tbe Spanish forces up to thi# time, any intimation that he United States government. will be railed upon to offer the services ly to be a Failure. ih Cuba. of the Pope in that capacity. This an- Cable New#. New York. -Tan. 17.-—A dispatch fro —JMpside. Truckee, Cal.. Jan; 17.—It has rained Havana, via Key West, says: Traffic ■ v;, s i \ :it tin id.-iu- I « :i r Paris, Jan. 17.—M. Floquet. formerly dînai Satolli in response to inquiries, as furiously and continuously for twenty- on the Western railway of Cuba was in four hours. The ice carnival company president of the council of ministers, definitely suspended yesterday, tbe ma reported in the London <'hron?ele, that lias telegraphed the railroad officials to who lias been suffering from congestion chine shops closed ami the employe’s dis the Pope hftd taken tin# step through The Oxford Range postpone all excursions for one week. of the lungs, i# said to be dying. charged. It is under stood that while his American delegate. There haz h-en The snow is soft and slushy and skating According to official figures. French no communication, cflicially or other Lead, them nil in Stlye, Economy and the war continue# no effort will be mu le wise’. it is stated with the Pope on the is temporarily mined. The south wall imports for 18015 decreased 1."12.000.000 to nm regular trains. b"<:insi* ail the Price. Just the Range you want. francs, and the exports increased 810, subject. li was pointed out that Car of the ice palace is badly damaged, but bridges of importance between this city Onr Linen of Tinware, Glleswnre, 000,000 franchi comparé# ÿfith 1804. dinal SatoIHV functions are of a clerical one «-old night will restore it to a better and Pinar del Rio have been destroyed. character. Crockery and Hardware ore complete. condition than ever. The principal mer Tin- line is owned by British capitalists Amer!«ail New#. Carpenter. Tools n Specialty. it of the method of spraying the Ice and until recently yielded a big dividend. palace instead of building it with blocks Utica. N.Y.. Jan. 17.-—The illness of Hall’s Hair Rencwer is pronounced of ice. is that one ,or two cold alights Bernard Gillnm. “Judge” cartoonist, has the best preparation m#de for thiriroiv permits the rebuilding of the entire developed into brain fever, and hi* -Insist upon your grocer giving you ing the growth of hair md rest wing that whi« h Is gray to its original color. CHEAPSIDE, 127 fleieroment St. structure. death is expected hourly. OLetl A Morrie’ Jams. •
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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDA Y, JAN DAB Y 17, ISOfi.
FINANCIAL. f been granted the necessary perminsiov to eolltxt funds by publie sttbeeriptiou 3051 A SPLIT IS THE RANK f„r the relief of the sufferer». In a«Jdi- The British lolumhid l orp ration, tlon all the soVlier# and’all the employee LIMIT*», of the different branches of the govern H: ment have agreed t«« give one day e puj Tf«(PlC BUILO.HC, FOipr IT., VICTOMA. To Preach to the Congregation The old Different.*** Between the Cu ! each month towards the funds being col- j leeted to relieve tlu* distress referred to. the Militant Church in the ban Generale le Revived and Imnn’dlate Advances on all i The price# Of provisions, etc., are rie» Windy City. „ ~Pncc*/.°9*[y Mitgnilled. ! iiig very rapidly here, and the expense of kinds of security at low rates o! i living is fully 50 pm* cent, more than ft ï ' MB I : eb!! 6BoMs*5.™fx*P^ Interest. Items Collected, Es | mouth ago. At the rat things an* going, tates lllaiiAged. though the Spanish authorities are wtili A parson Who Think# That the Great Muullitm# of War Reach the Inaut- |SOpfffu| „f driving the insurgents east . ROBERT WARS A 60., Lid., Rgwtl. Athiest Would Have Made a «rents Despite all Piecwutlons ward and westward of Havana, the Good Preacher. „r the ,SWalll»li. city of Havana will bn the ntt»t *>*«[*■ ONE HONEST MAN;; UNDEHTaKEHS. ! ivo in the world to live in. If this is th* ,ise with the insurgent fon-e now m AND BUT ON E RELIABLE this vicinity, it may be judged that mat OH AS. HAYWARD Kt-v Went, Fla., Jail. IT Effort « have tors will be worse if the Spanish com Vlilvag.». Jnn. 17. Thousands of prayers (BaublUhel lset.i fcwn'nuule to Imah tin- matter up. but manders are unable to ehevk the ad were aald for Col. K. O. Ingersoll a little it to evident that there to a great deal of while ago. Dr. John Husk, of the Militant ; HAIR FOOD. vance westward of the second Cuban church, wishes to know how efficacious frietu a lietwen the two inaurgent sell- army. Business is suffer.ng terribly NO DYE. vruis in Cuba, Maximo Gomez and aii- these prayer# have been To bring the on all sides and the mercantile commun questIon to actual test, the clergyman tins tojiio Maei'o Maceo lead# the negroes ity is heartily tired of the insurrection i 'We feed the Hair that which it lacks, and Gomez the white element. While forwarded the following letter to the author and everything connected with it. of "The Mistakes of Moses:" l1 and nature restores the color. tiM.y operate in harmony ami on occa "The Militant church whkh is organ Pied sion join forces, the divergencies be A FIUFNDLKSS FUN FEAL. for the purpose of bettering the condition JI theory. 1 ; tween them are said to be irreconcil of mankind, regardless of cteed or lack of able and it i# feared will lead to civil it desires to extend to you an Invitation to ——-- ——- - FOOD destroys the diseased germs! Hearse# Alone t ompt-sed the Attend preach for us some Sunday morning In the strife if the Independence ot t uba .# healthy action laaet up. . a nee at the Hougaard ObstMUiice. near future ou the subject of your views irincipft!propertiesc?th* luUr that! won. The stories of dissensions in tin* u# to what the Uhrlstlnu church should do and how. The motto of our Men's club is: vamp were at tirst discredited, but they Chicago. Jan. 17.—Hearse a lotie com itow find uuiliy believers. The insurgents -Act In this World. Theorize lu the Next.' CURES BALDNESS, Fi'orn and growth ts certain. bed tlu- funeral which conveyed to the Home of our moat enrmwt worker# hold STOPS FALLING HAIR, ish scalp, cleanses It and th J themselves make no secret of the lac cemetery the remains of the Hougaard vour views, while others art! devout Christ ..andruff, which is the forerunner ian*. All work together, however, think CURES DANDRUFF, Funeral Director and Embalmer that there is friction. The white men family, who were asphyxiated by gas It is the ONLY remedy ever discovered that will re f declare that they are availing tlit-rn- for themselves, and no criticism as to creed RESTORES FADED AND #stôr*Ttbe ÜÜ""Beauty*and Nahiral Color to the hatr^ (lovernment Street, Victoria. Sunday night. It now ap|M«nrs that Is exhanged. We have a volunteer orehes GRAY HAIR TO NATURAL\without liarm. MailOhdebs PbSmptlt Fillxl. f selves of negro assistance to attain their Hougaard or Hansen was more mifor- tra of twenty-live pieces, a legal commis COLOR AND VITALITY, f 8mid ro* Pamphur#. LEGAL NOTICES. ends, but that no negro will be allowed lutaU that criminal. Danish Consul s'on, composed of over thirty of the lead PERFECTLY HARMLESS. ^ Stats »D Loml As.™ Wa, to participate m the direction of pub ing lawyers of Chicago, who are eaeh Peterson says the stories of Hansen’s pledged to try one case a week free ot WARRANTED. . ______lic affairs. Maceo, it appears, learned expensive robberies were falsehoods. charge for tlu- poor, or to take up the pros Notice. of this some time ago. and now there ecution of lax city official# or law break CLEAR AS WATER. f ROYAL SCALP FOOD CO. **“-* ...... ti . , Hanseniiansen was a wonman «ofm »->****education «**■■>• and NO SEDIMENT. NO LEAO.i lire two distinct insurgent vamps. iu . birth. He ran a commission house “Our emmnittev of physicians hunt up the I 'sulphur or chemicals { Box 306, WINDSOR. ONT. Notice is hereby given that we Intend to vvatly Mu.-to i< «i.i to J**”"1 nt Xu-yogpin. Denmark, mid un* re poor and care for the sick, delegates visit apply at the next sitting of the Llcen#'ng fiomvi' pt-umitmupr-iimitnm ofm Lu-uteuant M>»" L.,rd«l .me of„f then„, mnmn«t«t imwpermmprwperim* the police station a ml cure drunkard# by Hoard for the City of Victoria for a transfer to the grade of general, and » of th(. Wrrit„ry. Hot be got liehind practical methods. The health committee of the license held by ti# to sell spirituous of indies lights the saloon by trying to and fermented liquor# nn the premises to talk 111. his vvto with ftirej if m« ; h| hu lost his heed. and m- provide for the working man a l**ttv- dub known a# the **Keg«*i't Saloon." situate on Ntry. Hume* vomproniised hy iiceept- with his iwdl- house, not by invectives. the «outh-west corner of Johnson and Doug tug for Mnseo the po.itio.1 of vite-prra, , rftn By*av America with his wife •• Knowing your ‘merest hi honest. prac las streets. Victoria, to Frederick M. Ker- tical work for humanity, and feeling mut tler, of the city of Victoria. dent Ilf the pmvilltonai government. Me- ; Her,, hla attorneys, whom the fact that I am a Christian and you are Victoria, B.tf.. Jan. 14th, iSOtl. .... has so far had the advantage of hii trllH,„,i to have fleeced him not. should not prevent us from working SWITZER K McOLUSKEY, strength. lie lins » large «romand together for the uplifting of humanity and thrvv times the size of Gomez* column, leaving it to the Individual helped Judg<- ter n couple of unlucky business vcii- for Id ms* *4 f what is true. 1 earnestly invite Notice. t'uban* here say. Some time ago Mn turcs in Chicago* you to give ns the ndistance of your abil ,«H) i# suai to have declared that if lie ity for one Sunday In building up a move In the LEADER- Notice is hereby given that at the next ment great enough to embrace and love all siting of the Board of Licensing Gomml*- was unable to carry out his programme NINE TIMES A MURDERER. Kiouer# of the City of Victoria, I «hull apply near Havana he would return to the humanity, from the highest to the lowest.” for a transfer of the license now held by Slue* Mr Husk made his invitation, SHIP me to sell spirituous or fermented liquors eastern, provinces and set up a republic, A Lender of tin* Mafia Gang at Last many think It Is the first stage In the E. B. EDDY’S with himself as president. Without con fulfillment of thousands of prayers that LEAD by retail nt The Hall, situate at No. llîîi Under Lock and Key. Means Fort street, to Joseph (’arpenter. sulting Gomez or any member of the lngersoll might In* turned to the v.K'atiou JAMES M.-CANDL18H. of the church. Speaking of the limiter Since matches Victoria. B. C., Jan. 9. 1896. provisional government Maceo, so the Wilkeslmrre. I‘a.. Jan. IT.—Peter Yi- Dr. Husk said: Superior- story goe*. appointed his secretary min hiilvas. a noted desperado and friend of "I do not see that the Invitation Is at all astonishing. It may not be remember*d ARCHITECTS ister of foreign affairs. The secretary Passerelle and others of the Mafia, inur- generally that Col. Ingersoii at one time 1 ity. was killed in battle a few days ago. dered a man a Georgetown, a suburb of visite*! a modern institutional church-one 1851. Meanwhile General Goiuez eomplahted of the many practical working churches TNO. TEAGUE, j this city. He was arrested soon after. J A H< HITKrT. to the head of, the provisional govern \ isalvas has crime# to answer for that which are doing grand work for humanity E. - to-dav. He was Interested in what In- saw (•ffice. corner of Broad street and Troueee ment. Marquis de Santa Lucia is now ; xvon|(1 fH»|ld him fo jail for several life- expressed admiration of the possibilities of r . . mb-ivm iiig to patch up the quarrel Is- j time#. -A\ f,.feww days ago In* was sitting such church activity. Jn fact he sa hi he tween the two leaders. in the saloon of George Lattis, in would like to join that kind of a church himself. So. why *#> It at all strange to SOCIETIES. New York Jan. 17. -A local pnp r with member# of hi# country think that he may be glad U» speak I rum says: Int<4UgeUf i* 1ms been received hr j men. He had previously had a quarrel the lojtfdt of the Militant .hurçh. whose a i*romitient mcml«*r of the Cuban party , -red is ti e go.id Of huimmlty. 1 firmly B. C. PIONEER SOCIETY, with «ome of th.-n. and while the crowd believe that 17 there had i*ecn an Institu rh* Hall of me above »or;etj In Mmerave Bloc# in New York of the arrival of an iin- was talking and drinking he was #<*cn Jr.xul utre**!. ta p^n eH-iy from t.< a n to 4 p m.. tor tional olihreh w hen Ingersoii wa# a hoy. HF PARTED WITH HIS BABY. be convenience of the Pioneer» and their trienda. who THkHie.it auxiliary to the insurgent fore**#., to go quietly out. Nothing 'wn# thought he would have entered into Its Work heart ire eoMtoUT Inrlrsd m eieU **-^ **fv>«n* lt-|siris have #tr*‘ady been published of it until a noise was heard outside and soul and that he would have Is-en Americas greatest divine instead of the It T<> ft Woman II** Didn’t Know stating that a filibustering expedition Charles Hi guv. with whom lie had qnar- reatest enemy of organized Christianity. -jShe Wanted It. VETERINARY under Garvin had landisl near Havami. rellvd, walked to the window, and Yb Ss it b*. he has made people think. The A party consisting of forty men Under Hiihas appeared lw*f»re him. discharg clergy. too. dre thinking. The churches C p. TOLMIE, uiav be «-old and lifeless. In fact, they Terre* liante. I ml., Jan. 17. .lobn AJd- VKTK1UNAKY rtUROiCON. the leadership of Alfredo La horde lifts ing a revolver at him. The bulle' ntake more Infidels every year than Inger- ridg»*. ng*'.! 50. who hn# hevu at the po<^ landed at Bata no on the west const of graz<*d hi# forhead and then pierced tli Graduate Out. VeL CÔI., Member Ont. Vet soll has made In all Ills lifetime. They farm, las' night gave hi# bahv away the island, within a short distance of bopP of Frank Vilagea, who was sitting have lK-en negli««*nt of innu's temporal Mod..Yieu. Boo.ewu*. (Late(unie withwitn Dr.ur. JohnJoan Wende. V.B..V. u> a woman, whom* name and residence eeBuffalo.“**e^ N.Y.)” * ' Office at Bray’s *Livery, *- , M*.: He Mina. The party is well equipped, with his hack to the window. He feM needs ami well being, thinking only «t his spiritual needs. Ingersol! objects to that. ,i. i . . ! i" Johnson street. Telephone 182; reside« Gomez y ml Macro are hovering in the dead. The men in the saloon ran after telephone 41”. Victoria. B. C. Now there is tn-gilining to be a .otopeti j r. ; ■ i ! - ’I' | " ' 1 I : ’ 1 ; ' ' i ! Weiler Bros. vicinity with upwards of 4000 troop*. the murderer. He turned and dared tion among the euurelues to see wl.lch can do the most for men’s bodies here In this is crying lustily. An elder!; EvrT since the revolution broke out las* ' i: !.. IN I'll ..... ! ' • i-.-i ,! in ■ ; womau iiskfl the man about the child . .ARB OFFERING ABOUT.. SCAVENGERS February the rebel leader [lei Gordo, him. He tirt^l four shots without **f- traml ji-aniMt thi* its mother had been with 4
BALANCE* SHEET BROAD STREET LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT THE PARIS HOUSE, lia lance Sheet, .‘list December, 1 ïy>ô. BY-LAW, 1862. ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Balmoral Building, 55 Douglas Street ASSETS. liai;il.i cks Cash. Bank of B. N. A...... 5 2,023 65 Debentures Issued...... 3 10.788 W Sinking Funds. Corporation, of Victoria being ex- 1 • vas of liabilities over assets.. 8,764 05 .Waterworks Loan - Waterworks, 1873 .. .$ 0*2,500 00 law. 1*7.1...... *73,061 0.» i Waterworks, 1887 ... 20,000 00 Waterworks 1-oau by- .Corporation, 1878 ... 2u,U0U UU by-law, 1877 ...... W,«>8 28 l Pub lighting, 1885... 16,000 00 Certified Correct. aary, IS* Ladies Tailors CoriKirattou by-law Drainage. 1885 ...... 5,000 00 JAS. L. RAY MUR. CHAR. KENT, Haybl Bros., 1878 ...... 16,288 15 I Waterworks, 1KS0 . . 75,«AW 00 Auditor. rr* :: on ' Public Lighting by Strict* and Bridges, iaw, 1885 '...... i,01- 20 1886 ...... 50,000 00 D railing. by-law, 1885 '2,203 60 Johnson • St. sewer, CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. Waterworks by-law, 1888 ...... 30,000 00 Ladies can furnish their own materials. 1886...... 16,383 Uo Waterworks, 1888 . • 20,000 00 Loans under Authority.of the Electric Lighting By-laws, 18»4 and 1806. Streets and Bridge* Pleasure gr’nd*, 1880 25,000 00 Jan.. 1, 1886. Price of making gowns from $10 up. by-law. 1886 ...... 4,65, 16 Waterworks, 188» . . TO.OuO 00 Balance on hand Electric Light- Expenditure to 31st Dec-., 1805..$ 33,883 13 Johnson street Sewer Waterworks, 188» .. 60,000 00 lug by-law, 1804 ...... $ *23,526 83 I by-law, 1888 ...... 3,13» «5 Fire Departin'!, 188» 15.000 00 Transfer the Crematory by j steps were taken last year to muuu Waterworks by-law, Streets. Bridges and law ...... 10,132 60 HBLM> THKKB, ('ENTKAL 1888 ...... ,• --W‘ * Cemetery, 188» ... 45,000 00 06 00 I facture it in large quantities.—Ctiwvl s Streets, Bridge* and Flour Mill Bonus, Accrued Interest 166 80 I ! Magaxine. Cemetery by-law, 1880 ...... 10,000 00 You've Hot to Lean. Telegraph? New 6,105 10 City Hall addition, $ 33,883 10 Waterworks ' by-law, 1800 ...... 35,000 00 or Will Very Soon. LIVE# ON THE Ot KAN. 188V...... 0,484 10 ( t metery, 1MK) ...... 12.5t.i0 00 Certified Correct, City Hall, 6th January. 1896. Waterworks by-law, Sewerage, 1800 ...... 300,000 00 JAS. L. BAÏMUK, ChA.8. KENT, San Francisco, -Inn. 17. -The HeDo A Rich I.ady Who Has Boarded on a 1880 ...... 8,13o 00 Public Market Site, Auditor. Treasurer. clrla" moot learn telegraphy. Hi.- onh Steamship for leurs. Pleasure Grounds by- 1860 ...... 45,000 00 law, 188» ...... 3.387 15 toe gone forth. an,l it will not be many ; Public Market build- For the third time since sln« began tier Fire Department by- lug. 1800 ...... 55.000 00 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. month» before the telephone Wirt a trips In 1808, the steamship LucuJua caiut law. 1880 ...... 2,00« 10 I'tematuyy, I860 .... 10,000 00 throughout the entire statewUlbecsvCJ- ln here last week without Having Mrs. ( ar Four Mill Bonus by- Agricultural Assoc’u Loan under authority ol son on board, and It was an event in toe law, 1880 ...... 2,026 00 1861 ...... 25,000 00 ing telegraphic imn»sge« ticked eg ty history of the steamer. It did nui seem City Hull addition by- City of Victoria Act,. !- ■ : he girls, who. heretofore, have out, I I8ft> ...... 188.IXN.) 00 Balance on hand ...... $ 56,1*38 77 Expenditure to 31st Dec.. 1805.. .$ : like the same vessel with this strange law. 1800 ...... 4.384 •£> Empty cement barrels sold... 12 40 Balance...... beenkrequired to say: "What number. bcurdvr absent. Cemetery by-law, 1800 l.«L> [•> 1 Street Loan, 1802.... 25,000 00 Sewerage by-law. 1800 14,450 0Ô ’ Surface Drains. 18SW. 125,000 00 Accrued Interest ...... 1.U» 40 air 7" HixSix three? ThereThera youyon are. Ag ÏXS*?££* .^1» Public Market Site i Educational, 1893 ... fctt.ooo iki « 58,010 57 The lines will still be used to till ou..ul Tilv „id song tells of a "Home on by-law, i860...... •2,168 55 I Electric Light. 1*64.. 55,000 00 but a telephone wire has what i* th4. r„ning deep,” but Mrs. * arson Is prob- Public Market Build ; 1‘roviuvlal Royal Ju- a ■ —— lUU It llllUb ■•■'I-...... - . - 2,650 15 Certified Correct. City Hall, 6th Jaimar known as a telegraph.11 aide, *1...that « It-ta toI , , .1.1. ,1... ..nil XV lilts £*& ing by-law. isia».... : bilee Hospital, 18W 35,000 U0 JAS. L. RAYMUR. there Officers and sailors ‘‘go Crematory by-law, Kibibitkm.' i«4 .... ai.ooowi Auditor. . n mwsnge «m be ticked on wniu s« a in ships" to "do business on the treat I860...... 1,142 20 Sawaragv. ItStH .. .. 100,(J0U 00 ronversntkm "is being hehl on the «tme deep," and leave their homes on «more, mu Agricultural Ass'u by Waterworks, 18»4 ... 150.000 00 Mrs ('arson has her home on the sett, and law, 1801 ...... 2,026 80 1.824.000 O l line In filet, two message* van be sent, unlv goes ashore for business or pleasure. Lean City of Victoria Contract deposit account...... 5,383 00 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. liera use each of the wires, one going out Ht r idea su ut floating home is the Lueauiii. Act by-law. 1802.. , 16,610 05 Unpaid Interest ...... 780 00 Loan under authority of the Waterworks By-law, 18*4.' and out* returning, which are essential Street Lduu by-law. aid she Is greatly attached to It. 514,80 Jav. 1. 1805. t«* complete a telephonic circuit, makes n For how many years Mrs. (.amm ha* 180*2...... been making her home on the North Atinu- Surface Drains by Balance on hand ...... $148,143 36 Expenditure to 31st-Dec.. 1865..? 85,718 w telegraphic circuit. tU nobody seems to know exactly, but she law. 1803 ...... 3.042 80 Material sold ...... 20 u* Balance ...... 66,1*1» i3 The work done by the telegraph w«H was going back and forward between New Educational Loan by Accrued Interest ...... 4.465 V5 1,571 30 at first be entirely for the company. No York and Liverpool for s#ue time before law. 1893 ...... $152,628 41 the Lmauia set forth for the first time. Electric Light by-law, $152,628 41 outside messages will be received, at 381 *28 When the big steamship was launched 1804 ...... Balance of Walkley, King A least not until November of this year. Mrs C'arson Inspected her and concluded to Piovlnclul Royal Jubi Casey's contract...... $ 41.ax) 00 take board on her. She selected a loom)' lee Hospital by-law. This is becausewawoi of wan agreement- between; o cabin und, settled up.... her«-— Iam-st.. —••• and JPen-V, 200 00 the telephone and the XVefttern Ini | f,t!* therein, settled own comfortably to Exhibit lull liy-iuw.lkM Certified Correct. nary, ,18B( Sewerage by-law-, 1894 831 30 JAS. L. RAYMUR, CI1ÀB. KENT, November it is probable that the ïmcaula ETnow on her twenty-sixth Waterworks by-law, Auditor. Treasurer 1804 ...... 060 ,0 telephone company will become an active only* iX" before *223,005 IS j rival of the Western Union and the 1 a- (h(i prv8(>llt trip has Mrs. t arson been ah* municipal TAXES AND FEES OUT- j CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. . ifie Postal telegraphic companies. XX ith, M.„t from the steamer when s.*e p.dng* ■ “n< tow»1 itngrapu, ttv„ the ocean blue." Therefore she has er- ss- STANDING. Broad Street Local Improvement Assessment By-law, 1862. a complete plant doing the work of too eil the ocean forty-six time* on the Luca ma. Water rents ...... I 3*743 20 j Jan. 1, 1S65. ; ' ...... companies, no extra expense for linemen For two years the ship has been in r Tiade license*...... L053 oo Balance on hand...... ? l.*57 40 Paid Interest on debentures...... $ K» 4» Insurance tux ...... *50 W Balance ...... 2,023 1M> and operator* the telephone company floating home. She has been <• deck In I » Assessments...... 730 W gentle breezes of summer am the Market rent* ...... 80 00 Interest ...... 76 45 would make large profits transmitting Lund and Improve w t gale* of winter; ha* seen the bcauiywi tfie $ 2.563 35 telegraphic messages. sights of the starlight ami moonlight. aim mX ...... ,...... 78,tHU Ol $ 2.568 36 Board of Health spec- the sights of darkness uhd storm/ xmie Cty Ball, 8th PROFESSIONAii WEIUMNli SPEC times, when the vessel Is In. port,, she H'-es lui rate ...... 0,°°* 36 Certified Correct. to. a hotel for a day or two: mure often s' e School Purpose» spec- JAS. 17. RAYMUR. iai rate...... 4,112 56 Auditor. Treasurer. TATORS. d.M-s not leave the ship, for she is a steady ■$104,106 Ixiarder. , Professional jurors arv. well known in Of the reasons for Mr*. Carson* eh. u BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMER» of a boarding house, only the hare mit lines CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. America, and everybody has heard of are known. She is supposed to be n widow General account ...... 1.-66 45 professional mourners in other parts of Sbe ,H known to"be'a woman »»f mean* Contract deposit ac t. *>.3c3 W Loan under authority of the Crematory By-law. Board of health fuud. »._>8 67 the world but professional witnesses to ! und to cordially dislike mid dl»»nu*t uk Jon. 1, 1865. -ra Suit.' novo. MmXj* .dative» to whom her property will C City of Victoria AvV. *o A} Balance on hand ...... $ 16.666 6» Transfer under authority of the upon her death. She do<>s not wan* to Sewerage. ISM ...... 1 « 5** Accrued Interest...... 131 61 Electric Lighting by-law, 181K5.$ 10 132 50 the social system. It appears that they where they can get at her. and she ‘1">' Waterworks. 181H .... 66.1*09 «3 Schodl purposes ...... 14R $ 16,132 66 are well known in England, and that like the ses. So. instead of going to some 74,472 86 $ 10,132 5V out-of-the-way place on the Continent to their services are often in demand. J. (Josnell ...... 56 68 live where she would he lonesome, sue 2,736 Uo Certified Correct, cu, lull, etb iw-gfcjgfViH.T. A prominent London clergyman chooses the Atlantic ocean as her home JAS. L. RAYMUR. Corporation of Victoria, being Auditor. Treasurer. writes on the subject: and the Lucan la as her hoarding house. excess of liabilities over aseats.l,425.062 67 "Ask any old cab driver and he will Mr*. Carson is about 45 year* old. and Is slight In person. She Is a Woman of edu $1,830.163 U6 tell you how often he has earned an cation und refinement, and *eems to CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. extra fee by acting as one of the wit thoroughly enjoy her strange life, \ovony CHAS. KENT. City Hall. January 6. I860. Treasurer. Loan under authority of tne Surface Drains By-law. 1863. nesses to the marriage of some couple knows how many times she has crossed the Certified Correct. he has driven to the church. 1 have ocean since she took up her home on tne Jan. 1, 1865 "boundless billow." but her long experience Balance oa hand...... $ 731 55 Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1865. .$ have had two such cases w ithin the last has made her a good sailor, and she know* Receipt# and Expenditures, 181)3. Accrued IntAest ...... 3 76 twelve months. One tradesman near, all about the ship and the handling of her 785 25 a corn frfetor, is generally at the service in storm and calm. . . i It Is supposed that some Important busl- RECEIPTS. Interest under annual of the clerk when a witness is required, r es* connected with her property caused Certified Correct, Cl* Hall, «Mh J.„a.r6AX«)«. ENT and I should think that he has so acted this break lu her life It Is confidently ex I.ll .it.-l l_*...... -JîüWi» » — - -RAYMUR.a5 Cash on band Jsu. ï. 1S66 1,667 75 ! Sinking funds...... $26,617 86 Treasurer. in quite a score of cases during the past pected that ahe will l>e aboard next trip, 3.566 44 ; Auditor. for she has shown no inclination to change Bunk of B. N. A., Jan. 1, 1866.. Interest on Investment few years, a present being sometimes Laud and Improvement tax...... 181,847 37 , of sinking funds.. ; 8,416 23 her boarding house. It Is possible that «Mrs. 51 226 20 offered him for his service, - while in Carson has gone to Inspect some other Mip. Water rates and rent*...... ------$ 35,.«H UU CORPORATION OF TUB CITY OF VICTORIA. Trade* licenses ...... 14,405 UU Brokerage and exchange...... 482 24 others he lias not even been thanked. with an Idee of moving, but t he Luca ala a 17,776/W people do not think it probable. Liquor license* ...... Redemption of debentures Issu Loan under authority of the Education Loan By-law, 1893. “A South I/ondon clergyman 1 know Fire insurance Uo. s tax...... 8.626 6» ed under authority of the Mrs. ("arson spends her money liberally, 3 4M 25 Jan. 1, 1866. usually sends for a photographer, ms and. It la said, haj* announced her men Police court fines and fees...... Waterworks Amendment Act. 1,231 08 Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1895. .$ 1,243 11 livad tux ...... 3.212 UU 56,060 06 Balance ou hand ...... $ churchwarden, who has a place just tion of getting rid of all she conveniently 1,687 UU 1875 . Accrued interest...... 11 18 ; tan. ho that the heirs she so much dislikes Cemetery tees...... opposite, to act as witness, and this in 414 20 $188,636 00 will not have so much to enjoy after her 566 tie $ 1,343 11 $ 1.243 11 dividual declines to act unless -he use* death. She Is an English woman, it should Pound fee*...... Market tenu and fees...... 2,563 UU no pressure, of course—he is allowed to be said, and her property Is in Eng and. 3,378 26 II.—Civic Salaries: - Certified Correct, City Hall, 0th January. 1890. One of the Lucanla’s people said yester Miscellaneous receipts...... ••• c 4.674 UU take a compound of the bride and Provincial government In aid ot Treasurer's office ...... JAfl. L. RAYMUR, day: ‘T do not know why Mr*, (’arson did 566 UU City Clerk's office ^ . 2,S5U UU Auditor. bridegroom to keep as a record, and -<* not come this trip, 1 am sure. It must have Fire Department ...... • • • • Assessor's office ...... « 2.418 UU simply asks that a small subscription been something very important to keep her Provincial government refund 721 50 ashore. Only twice before har she m.sscd under Sec. 106 Municipal Act, Temporary assistance, all be put in the poor box of the church ns Interest ...... 1,662 UU CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. a return, and if the bride and bride n trip since the ship was launched, and 3,647 66 partaient* ...... ■ 3US 26 we miss her very much.’—New York I res*. Waterworks...... 4,862 44 Ix>an under authority of the City of Victoria Act, 1802. groom choose to give an order for a ■_ g------Interest from "investment of sink- 6.675 76 ing fund*...... 8,4»6 Public Works...... Jan. 1, 1805. Dec. 31st, D«fi. number of the portraits, he gives the ! Many merehants are well aware that Cemetery ...... 667 44 Balance on hand ...... $ Board of Health— 777 UU Balance on hand ...... $ 75 20 profits to the church expenses. He has , jht.ir CU8tomers are their l>est friends Balance on band Jan Park ...... ' Police ...... 21,721 65 City Hall, 6th January, 1806. several times been asked for these por- J wjt^ best goods pbtaiuable. As nu 1, 1895 ...... $ 5,131 $1 Fire 1 >epartmeut ...... - ■ • 13,u 16 40 Certified Correct, CHAS. KENT, traits some considerable time after they Special rates 1863 A 741 44 JAS. L. RAYMUR. instance we mention Perry & Cameron. 1806 ...... 10.665 «7 Auditor. were taken, and in one ease produced Home^foV Aged and infirm. 006,66 Michigan. They soy: "XXV have no hes Refund* l>art:ey Isl 888 UU such a photograph at the Manchester and station for Public market ...... itation in recommending Chamberlain's Street lighting...... 6,023 34 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. Assize». In several cases I could tell Cough Remedy to our customers, as it letH-rs ...... ‘VTr-7 you of, the parties being married have, Sundries ...... £» Loan under authority of the Exhibition By-law, 1894. is the best cough medicine we have ever laUV«*1...... 78^ 17.056 83 $ 67,860 82 for reasons known to themselves, and sold, and always give* satisfaction.” For Jan. 1, 1895. not on account of want of time, absol Education- Balance on hand. ..$ 38 61 Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1895..$ sale at 75 cents per bottle by all drug Provincial Gov. per III.—Municipal Council:— utely refused to bo photograph.*.!, and, gbits. Langley & Co., wholesale agents. ?sausrSv.-iix::,83SS The Mayor ...... I ‘ j City Hall, of course, another witness has been Victoria and Vancouver. * The Akleruien...... JAS. L. RAYMUR. Treasurer. found. ' —London letter. 8l*-.!ul rate tor Auditor. —Cretonnes, muslins, art muslins and .abool purpora. • 18-302 . q., .a, $ 5,680 UU ELECTRICAL PROGRESS. other drapery materials at reduced Sinking fund Waterworks Amend IV.-City Institutions «Maintenance):— TENDERS / .may'»** nwrfT.y prices. XVeilor Bros. meat a. t, 1875 ...... Waterworks ...... 4 Vs Many Important. Applications of the Park ...... - MMD 4 4 ftXILL Knit 13 pairs of • t » $424,218 43 95 66 ^ «in*. Wtil JoVtl Kni ting Fluid Have Been Made. —Ofcell & Morris’ jam* and letlies are Notice to Contractors. mpfihNi In » #*odH hoifleyiun absolutely pure Cemetery ...... 456 U5 or factory yam. SIMPLEST ti,b •’“'SuITIknt, Police ...... • 5,5.12 , b- ou steam railroads by an agency which -Dainty Effie ElMer will lw at the ™*w uiattol...... 545 ...UU the 22nd Inst., for certain alterations and nu'iitc Agents wanie«L Write some believe destined in ft few short X’ictoria theatre on January 20 and 21. STATEMENT. towvraee ...... >•“ repairs to a brick building, corner of Gor year's to banish the steam locomotive presenting Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Showing details of Miscellaneous receipt: Surface drain* ...... • • • • don and Courtney streets, city, for Archer DUHQAS KNITTING MACHINE GIL DUN DAS, ONT. from the face of the earth. Street line* and grades...... $ 1U w $ 46,212 4U Martin, E»«1. Lowest or any tender will Juliet” and “As You Like It." and AleX. Pensions from Inuiutc* of Home iMention this paper.) Valuable work was done, too m Dumas' “Camille." Mis* Kllslcr carries for the Aged...... w 80 not necessarily be accepted. "electrifying" water powers, and a large Sliakisqa-arean company this Refund from Sewerage 1-onn for ^ V. -Buildings and Surveys:— A. O. EWART. Architect, City Hall repairs...... $ 323 36 stimulus was given to kindred work. •ason, which, of course, include her 11 75 ja!6-3t Room 17, Duck Block. Land Registry Act. Incidental to power transmission is al Ref ml f rom mjw eriig»* horse Ik cart 6 Market property ...... father. John A. EHsIer. and Mr. Frank Drivers' licensee ...... £ Fire halls...... 802 14 ways the question of distribution anu XX'eston. The playr will I** mounted in Registration of vehicles ...... * Furniture ...... 150 72 1 ENDERS. The South half of Seetiou Ten (101 and Cemetery keeper's house ...... 60 6» Sections Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) Co it is noteworthy that 18B-» saw the u»< metropolitan styH- anrl the costnuihig Plumbers' licensee ...... *• “ J® 832 68 Corporate seal ...... v Homo for Aged and Infirm . . . Fenders addressed to the undersigned will mo x District, excepting that portion of of electricity on the Erie canal, clone will be magnificent and historically cc-r- Agricultural Association build Section Twelve conveyed to Alexander to Niagara, by means of “electric 469 18 be received until noon of the 28th January, reet. The Shakesiiearean musiv. which 63 75 ing* und grounds ...... 1886, for the stock of the insolvent estate Urqubart by Indenture dated the 30th day mules,” or motors, hauling boats along, 28 45 ! of December, 1878. is seldom heard on the road, will he Sale of two pigs. Home for Aged. 13 40 i of W. J. Van Houten, Nanaimo, B. L., con from stout lines on poles, thus abandon Sale of poles, electric light...... Whereas the Certificate of Title of t.eorge sung by Miss Ellsler and a sextette of 20 0U sisting of: McFarlaue to the above beredltameoia, ing the cruder method of using the trol Removing building* ...... •apable singers. Rolling driving park ...... $ S! VI. -Streets, Brldg* • bearing date tb«- 30tb day of May, 18i3, ley system and attaching the motor to 61 26 and numbered 817A. has been lost, and ap Sale of Hay from park ...... 60 UU For all purposes a propeller which churns up ttv- water Sale of tanks ...... PLUMBING GOODS, plication has been made tor a duplicate Sundries ...... 'fj$j ...... 26 47 VII.-Miscellaneous:- and chews up the bank. The writer be T!S\VAHETifn
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thetr Lordship* said that the province ; JANUAltV. having voluntarily established separate ■ 8. M. T. w. T. P. s. schools and afterwards abolished them, j I 2 3 4 the minority had a right to appeal to ; 5 6 7 8 9 10 II the Goveruor-Oeneral-in-Council against 12 13 H 15 16 17 18 that abolition. But their Lordships did IQ 20 21 22 23 24 25 not say that the (lovenmr-General-in- 26 27 28 29 30 3i Oouneil was bound to grant the appeal or order the re-establish meut of separ ate schools. They were in fact careful A Golden Opportunity, mjfk Got a Cold ? to point mit that it was the duty of tIn- Dominion government, not of the judi WHI. cure lt. Sec Joues nt the I». |\ V. V., Government WTfet. cial committee, to decide whether the Always Open. appeal was well founded or not. The Furniture, Dominion govern meut wilfully misiuter No sleeuy clerks, No Button to push. Jtlist ‘ walk....“ lu. prete
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that their pay for December will SHIPPING. forthcoming during the early part Coughs ±tS2i& next week. All the employes of the THE CIVIC ELECTIONS Doing» In Murine Circles During other departments will in all probability Fn«t Twenty-Four Hour». v_Bronchial Balsam have to wait untH next March before Men’s Overcoats any part of the money due them D. Cartmel, Lloyds" surveyor, has re for the neit few day, we will ml! erery Man» Overrent In oor store. lust year's work can be paid. Hon. Kobert Heaven Yesterday ceived instructions from the owners of BOWES, he Dispenses Prescriptions. Elected by a Very Large Beside the Poetoffiee, 100 Govern ~fc. S. Smith, of Toronto, is at the the Janet Cowan, through A. L. Russell, At Hard Times Prices. Driard, and la showing samples of Majority. ment street. their agent, to make a survey of the b^?n.d..,r; demand for Low Prieto, during the stringency, In the money We never clone. Telephone 420. Stearns’ 1890 Bicycles. Call and see wrecked vessel. Further action re “VuitifoTâ?.1*"”' ■vou are I'arü -»• w« sell« you any or the “Yellow Fellow." * gnrding the vessel will be suspended un Local News. About two feet of snow fell at Nana Six of Last Year’s Board of Alder lil Mr. Cartmel makes his report, but as One Third Off imo last evening, and in consequence of men Returned to Office— the bottom 1ms fallen out of her, it is this the south bound train was delayed Our regular marked price, and guarantee.yon satisfaction. The Trustees. very probable that she will be abandon Gleanings of City and Frew, dal News In about an hour, arriving here at 1:30. ed. Collector Milne, receiver of wrecks, Meu’g $ 7 50 Overcoats Now $ 5 1)0 will then take charge. In a letter to a Condensed Form. —L. O. L. 1507, of Sannieh. will bold “ » OO “ - «I OO Collector Milne, Mr. Russell, who is in •• 10 OO «• •« «05 nr soial and da neve at Saanichton ou Port Townsend, writes that several of —Call at the London bar for A1 Toni January 24th. Train leaves Hillside ' It was late last night before the full “ IS OO "* “ H OO the crew are in the hospital there suffer- “ 14 OO “ •• » 35 and Jerry. avenue at 8 p.m. Tickets for return trip, returns in the election for mayor, alder iug from the effects of their terrible social and dance, $1; ladles free. men and school trustees were known, All other Overcoat» and Marlntoahe» at the same redaction, ONE-THIItO OFF onr perienev. Mr. Russell will pay them regular price, l’unie early ami take your choice. —K. Johnson, a Walla Walla grain but thg partial returns published in the dealer, is in the city endeavoring to dis and come over to-night to pay the por —Victoria Camp. No. 52, Woodmen of Times gave a pretty good idea of what tion of the crew here. pos*. of some shipments of barley. the World, will instal officers this even the result would be. The result of the THE CASH CLOTHIER, 55 JOHNSON STREET. —The appointment of George Sbedden ing. It is imperative that all officers mryoralty contest was no surprise, it be San Francisco, .Tan, 17.—The South Cameron, ns liquidator of the Victoria Jockey club for this year be present. The sick bene ing known that Hon. Mr. Beaven had ern Pacific company and the other over has been approved by the Supreme fit fund list is still open for signatures. the best chance with so many running. land railway companies intend, on the The contests in the wards, particularly Court. —There will be n stereoptican lecture, 24rh instant, to advance the rate* on for third places, were very c lose. In borax, canned goods and wine from —A full list of certificates of health, “A Trip Around the World," at the Ontennial Methodist church next Wed North ward Mr. Glover defeated Mr. California points to the east from 50 issued by F. S. ltopev. ineiwctor of con Dwyer by three votes. This is about (eats per 1000 to 75 cents. Their ac Pratt’s E tagious diseases, is published in the B. net-day evening. Prof. Wickens* juven original can, ile orchestra will also render a number the same ns the number by which Mr. tion in this matter is dne to the fact d. Gazette yesterday. of selections. Dwyer was defeated last year. Alder that the Panama railroad has made an men Macmillan, XXrilliams and Wilson agreement with the Pacific Mail, where -The J. B. A. A. whist tournament Ogilvie's Flour, - 1.15 —Dr. George Duncan is this after have all maintained their positions at by its fight against the Pac ific Mail and I dosed last evening with M, Hodgson noon examining Steve Munson, the the head of the polls in their respective Southern Pacific is declared off. winner by 10 gaules to 12. There were northern trader, for insanity. Munson wards. Here are the men who are to r's Electric Si 85 i thirty-two contests*. has been serving a term in the provincial serve on the council board during 18IM>: San Francisco, Jan. 17.—me bavken- —A well attended masquerade ball jail for an assault on his wife, during a Mayor—Robert Beaven. tine Omega brings news of the burning fit of insanity. Aldermen—North Ward—John Macmillan, of the American ship Iceberg, of New Choice Potatoes, 75 was given by the members of the Vall- William Marchant and George Glover. York, at Junin on the morning of No hnlla in Oliver's hall last evening. The Centre Ward—Robert Taylor Williams, —D. J. Munn. president of the Knsio William Humphrey and John Partridge. vember 20. The Omega was lying dose music for the dancing was excellent. & Binent: railway, returned this morn South Warn—Wm. Wilson, John Gerhard to the burning1 vessel and had to slip her ing. The trouble over the right of way, Tlarks and William George Cameron. stern anchor to save herself from the Hardress Clarke. —Grand Master W. E. Holmes, of the The result of the polling was as fol- ï. O. O. F., leaves to-morrow for Dun he says, has quieted down and the line flames. The Iceberg was loaded with Cor. Yates aqd Douglas Streets. is in good running order, a large nitre, and the members of the crew had can’s to instal the officers of Duncan’s MAYOR. lodge. No. .17. Grand lodge officers art- amount of ore being brought out daily. no time to gather their effects before the HEAVEN...... 855 ship was ablaze. requested to attend. Robertson...... 024 -St. John’s church annua! Sunday Me Leilas...... 880 —John Hays Hammond, the American school treat took place last evening at Teague ...... A dispatch has been received at the engineer who was arrested by Boer offic the Sunday school on Herald street. MTotal votes ...... 1,861 gérerai Offices of the Puget Sound and The children enjoyed a visit from Santa 121 ials at Johannesburg charged with trea ALDKRM EN. Central American steamship company son in the recent uprising of Hit landers Claus none the less on account of its fmm San Jose de Guatemala giving no being a little late. The little ones ar North Ward. in the Transvaal, was at one time a fa MACMILLAN...... 442 tice that the steamship Transits, which miliar figure ou the streets of Tacoma. rived promptly on time at 5 o’clock, and MARCHANT...... 404 sailed from Settle about sixteen days partook of a fine supper. Later on they GLOVER...... 305 ago. arrived there on Monday morning. witnessed the distribution of prizes and Dwyer...... 302 — All members of the second company Humber...... 2t>t* All were well and the vessel arrived ah Mincemeat— of the Victoria Boys’ Brigade are re- the disrobing of the Christmas tree, from Pen will ...... 247 right. •quested to meet at the drill hall. James which each child received a gift. Then Bragg...... 240 came some games and a much-enjoyed Oerow ...... iso Bay. for drill practice this evening (Fri Levy ...... iso Stormy weather was encountered by ORANGE ) day). A bustneees meeting will be heal magic lantern show. Much appreciation Allen...... 141 the steamer Maude. Captain Seers, after the drill when important matters was shown by all present of St. John’s McXaughton ...... 117 which arrived Inst evening from the LEMON will be discussed. choir and the organist, Mr. Bridgman, Centre Ward. Halibut fishing grounds. Her cargo of for the impressive carols rendered by WILLIAMS ...... 408 CITRON J Peels fish was token to the Sound this raoru- —Notice of incorporation of the In- HUMPHREY ...... *73 them during the evening. At 9 o’clock PARTRIDGE...... 208 5» *7 the City of Kingston. Th . ^ vlcta Gold Mining Co., Ltd., is given in two hundred happy little children left Philips...... 267 Mamie will leave on Mouday for the 1 if this week's Gasette. The rtock of the for their homes. Dalby...... 226 XX est Coast. | Made by OKELL & MORRIS company is placed at £100,000 in £1 McDonald...... U4 «hares. The Elk Gold Mining Co., of Sbnth Ward. WILSON...... 280 XVord has been received that the Ha Vrncouver, with a capital of $10,000 In T1AHKS ...... 282 waiian schooner Americana, lumber laden Are the Finest in the Market. 127> TS NSPtlRTAT.ON. transportation AUSTRALIA'S BIG WAR. It |« Against Rabbit* and Ha* ('oat a ; CANADIAN PACIFIC Million Pounds. Free chair car i: When in tb«- year 1881. a member of NAVIGATION CO. the New South Wales Legislature, in plentifully supplied with clean moving the address in reply to the Gov (UMITHD.) towels, soap and toilet ar ernor's speech, expressed his regret that the ministerial programme did not in TIME TABLE NO. 27, rangements; lighted with bgt- clude a bill to deal with the rabbit pest, liant Pintsch gas, steam-heat* he was laughed at for his pains, and Now Ready Taking effect June 21st, 18U6. another member met the suggestion VANCOUVER ROUTE. ed, and jurt ihe thing to use i( with the remark that "they might .is well propose u bill for the extermina Victoria to Vancouver daily, except Mon economy is to be considered, day at 2 o’clock. tion of fleas.” Rut. since that time, Vam-ouvor to Victoria daily, except Mon leaves Minneapolis every there has been a good deal of legislation day. at 18:15 o'clock, or on arrival of C. 1’. week day 5:45 p in. St. Paul though not mue» scope for further wit U. No. 1 train. ticisms, on the rabbit question in Aus NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. 6:25 p. m. on "Atlantic and tralia. The gravity of the evil was Southern Exp' css" via "The fully realized not many years after, Leave Victoria for New Westminster, l.a bottom of the shaft and the fare of the NEAR TO DEATH S DOOR. Chase & Sanborn’s drift are in solid high grade ore. BRITISH COLUMBIA Thp January, thaw with which Roaa- This was the Condition of the Young My Husband Says I Ian-* Son of Mr. John English, of I«ake- Ça lund has born aflKvted for the past week » j' bus practically put a stop to the move neld , Ont.- Extremely Nervous, De n i m NELSON ment of ore again. bilitated, Seemingly Without Vitality Neleou Tribune. Electric lights were turned on for the or Vigor, the Uigjteat Medical Skill Owing to the non-arrival of lime rock first time on Tuesday night in Rosa- Was Unable to Battle With Élis Dis ? ^ § 0» rz r71 nud delays in receiving timber for the , ’ jOZt g '/m trestle tramway between the ore bins One or two of the smaller furnace* % and the ore shutes at the smelter, the Whatever may be tin* cause, it i,< tin- of the Trait smelter will be blown in fort una tidy too true that large numbers Hall Mines smelter will not lx* blown next week. Work is progressing very at baking biscuits since 1 have \\ S > ir. to-day. However, everything is e\ fast under the direction of the owners ot children are afflicted with norvona |3y o tc troubles. These In ' many cases as been using ported to be in readiness on Monday of the plant and they expert to have for the event. Delays are unfavorable everything complete and in inning order sume ugixrauited conditions un«j| d<*velop s*f WHITE STAR lit new countries, and this country 1* ! in u couple of weeks more. Quite a often into what is really a feature ol pi mly sis. BAKING BOWDER. \%> Seal . not an exception. mountain of ore has accumulated. X m The voters* list for Kas[° city for the i th^t the smelter will have plenty of ore A result of severe sieknes some years ; ^ rn * , ensuing year, as nitih.M by thewmjor, , ^ h#nd to kwp thom rmming for some ( years ago. Robert B. English, the young j n £30 ' ^yDiploma awarded 1895 ^ sa contains the names of 8X2 electors. , ,lwiu• soy of *Mv. John English. Wtio eonduvts | Brand Th- w.M-k ha« ten .licl.Mly .lull In j , Ititvhk. r„.,.iv,.,| „ dispatch on ; a large cooperage business in Igikeficl»!. business circles in Kaslo. The blockade!1 Thursday from J. F. Elliott, the.... Nel- , Oiiti.rio. b.-.a.m- the victim of whaf ~ on the Kasla & Sloeau railway largely sou attorney, «tying no adverse claim seemtd like chronic nervousness. I he q ! contributed to this result. I'or an rn- had been filed on th.- Buckeye. This child waa taken with revere twitchings -ji Coffee 1 ire week the railway people have been clears the title to the ground generally 1 a com pa died by fits that were dooit...... f Univeraally accepted as the i contending with snow and snowslides. known throughout the camp as the (’ol- ; to speedily wreck the Whole system, jji RICH IN THE LIFE PRINCIPLE OF PRIME BEEF I The train which left there on Friday oima. on which a certificate of improve- j Naturally the best medical skill was Th This Is the distinguishing trait of Leading Pine Coffee of the W orld. | of last week returned after a few hours meut» will now issue. brought into requisition, but no relief , The only Coffee served at the and sidetracked the passenger roach and The latest report* from the Jumbo ! was secured. South American Nervine | Other cars. The engines were started WORLD'S FAIR. are that a fine laxly of ore lias been ! was used, and with the result that after lLJ back on what proved a most protracted uncovered in the tunnel. six bottles hail been taken the boy was CHASE & SANBORN, trip. They returned on Thursday after- Finch & Campbell have a force of i restored to perfect health and is tv-da? Johnston’s Fluid Beef. ! noon of tiiis week. A gang of shovel four men at work running a tunnel »‘i i out of the most robust and healthy boston. MONTREAL CHICAGO lers has been constantly with the en the Tiger. The Tiger adjoins the ; children in his section of the country Johnstoh’sFiuh) Brr gines. iml neither expense nor effort Crown Point and is the most easterly of j The ease of Minnie Stevens, of London, BIRDS AS AKCHITROTS. ims boon 81>.ired It. th(; en','.'"™r . I th.- group TOUetotlng of the Vnrle Sum Oct., daughter of F. A. Stevens, of the All seeking to secure the beuo i s t int the essential qualitief of - —— ! open the roatl for 'traffic. Managing . fpj„vr Steven's Manufacturing Company., is a Tb- XVt n Builds Several Nests, Then j Director FfollkSt has been with the Rowland Prospector. somewhat similar case. Twelve bottles Prime Beef can impart ahou’d make sure they use a preparation that Selects tlic Best. I crews from the start, and it is doubt- j of, medicine cured n severe case of ------less due to his liertifitoacy that the Tin* annual capacity of the three contains these qualities. shivlters already erected in West Koot ! paralysis there. If the marsh wren doe* not rate high j many difficulties have been overcome enay is given ns tons. Of this The great secret of Nervine is that it „ songster, he more than compel» -iml the road opened. During the strug- JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF DOES. quantity 1H.230 tons are credited to cures ot the nerve centres, and for this sa-tt-s for this deficiency by his skill as i gle there was a danger that provision» reason is a panacea sure, certain and I in architect, for in the matter of house- j would run short, to prevent which a The Rosslaml mines produced the lasting, in all cases, of nervous troubles. | building Ik* is an artist of the first rank, pack-train was sent out Tuesday moni- same value of ore last year that the gei ctT.I debility, indigestion* sick bend- | Look about among the rushes ami tall lug. leaving supplies at the Fifteen- Butte mines did in 1881», and started i ache and like difficulties in old and gnts# and you will probably soon dis- j Mile house. The engines returning yes- that then young city on a series of | young. It removes thew troubles and rnv.-i a bench of dry grass as large ns t.-rday brought two cars of ore. one of years of proqierity and growth that has betides, builds up the system, for it is j .1 «ocoanut—or perhaps larger—susix-nd- which was from the Northern Belle, : ' ■ il' VI :i ■ : ' -luvi V- til:.' txl between half a doeen stalks of herb- it had Ixen loaded for renie time, and seldom been equalled. Mysteries of The main pipes for the water works the age has seen. For sale by Dean & the ~ ag,- :! few feet from thu ground. If was nttnehed to the engine at the and for a considerable distance on Col- ( Crydoriuan and Hall & Co. Bid»" Jackson, the owner, iliis be carefully examined It will b«- .piest of both east and west (£■ found to consist of an oval-shaped, rath who was present when the train wine THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR- along. The engine* pulled out again Spokane street. Connections with sev cr neatly woven hall, ami apparently eral houses along the route in being i perfectly solid. for Sandnn. and will open up the Tody The great Kj''K‘* of Gibraltar, whjch^ i-oni- j creek spur before they return. Tin- made. It has been much more expen- : mewing In JuTy, 177», lusted till March, But h*>k more closely and see if you rive digging the trench now than it | 1783. holds for ns one or two obvious lee- 4 mi text a hole tiny where that, may serve regular train left on Friday mottling, i grZT }lt .iiiv other time of ! wns Th<' «-xtraordluary efforts to reduce 5,x au entrance to the Interior. You may ami th«- passenger coach was crowded woulil hav« bt-t n at any otner tira i the la0e aBd the large force brought | wi,h travellers who have been involute vt‘Hr- a8 t,M‘ fn>Kt 18 in thv “V1 ..gains! It (there were over 30.000 French : be lucky enough to discover it at once, »rv ÏÏÏ rf K,,| tor th. ,‘««t «h» h«v<- to IK. kept hnnSn* nil Bight : „u.l Snati.U tra.p, hetore It In DMtember, HUMAN BRAIN! or you may search some time before you lary n-M-Wts of KuhIo for tm Vast j marked out for the ex- 17X2. be*Mes a large combined fleet and hit upon it. and some people have given along tin lint marked oui ior x , wverB, hun THE BYE-ELEUTION8. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report West Huron was given a fair show by (al Tr? P.P-(iJ ÎÜM HI the various factious that lay claim to tne t tie of “the third party"-the contest was Til [El «1 lowed to a straight vue between the io old parties-andbe the Liberal won by a iiijitorltv as would have been the ease S°No?« Oiatflo ami In •Cardwell under ng similar virciinSauevs. A majority of which was what Mr. Cameron got over lis Conservative opponent, SATURDAY. AUGUST 24 1895 not so large as tin- majorltj he setuud at the last general election. Is qujtti WBPhkGv enough for a bye-election, and lu marked Powder contrast to the majority of Id against hiin ut the bye-election of JtsOJ. Taken with the record, so far, of this last batch of bye- ABSOLUTELY PURE elect ions—namely, four government de THE feats out of the six bye-elections held, SS2 of North Ontario, t ardwell. Jacques an inquisitive foreigner. -artier, Montreal Centré, V Ictorla and Wes BOARD OF TRADE. Huron-11 Is difficult to see anything but « Foreigner—I wouldn't have taken that most signIAvant Indication Quarterly Meeting of the Board Held mentis prestige is gone and that Its #1* PROVINCE man to be one of your political leaders are numbered, whether It sha «»<*ed In This Afternoon. He doesn't look like n statesman. What filling ilwlt together l,M,,p,,ravll, (rom tttv (Jordan’s Mine). Apply Mann, preecnt trial» or not: 'or nil of the attente office does he hold? 2.xrent this last one- and one of the wins. Holland & Co, or Itock Bay The quarterly general meeting of the American—You don't understand. He North Ontario, was another virtual defagt-- B. C. Board of Trade was held this is not a public official. He is a politi octitured before the great exposure of the Wharf. Price, $6 per ton, dé- afternoon, President Her in the chair. cal manager. government's Internal weakness had been a hat had been ivered. “Is he a man of much influence ! Supposing the government recovers from done during the pant quarter. Meet of “(). yes, he wields on immense influ- the crisis sufficiently to avoid un lmmedi the communication* received had been ate smash-up. and is able to go on w 1th the 1»KIIS(>NAL. referred directly to the committee, thus session, there are quite a lot of “Hasn't he a title of any kind?’ vacant seats lit parllailieut that will have A. McQueen, of Vancouver, Is at the doing away with the necessity of hold •Well, yes: we call him a 'Imss' ” to he tilled by bye-elections, as soon as Drlard. ing council meetings. A large number “Does he make a living out of it?" possible. The election for Charlevoix, the H. G. Wilson returned from Vancouver of annual reports had been distributed, “Oh. yes, I suppose. He makes a last of the original batch. Is yet to be lost evening. including two hundred copies purchased held Being a Liberal constituency, the Sheriff Armstrong, of New Westminster, good living, anyhow." government eveldeiitly, thought It would do ! is in the city. by the city. “What is his salary?" Bo harm to keep it mi represented for a A. .1. Met'oil, Q. C., of New Westminster, Mi. Henry Croft moved: 'That “He has no salary, you know. He— while, as the election has not been fixed is at the Drlard...... II the 27th Inst, nearly a month after A. L. Met'.1st ne. of Tacoma. Is registered whereas at the present time American the seasloî. was called. But the trouble ! at the New England. vessels are employed in fishing for hali “Then how does he get his money?’’ will only begin with t’harlevolx, for the ' J. 11. and Mrs. Marsdeu. of Pilot Bay, but in Canadian waters, principally in “Why he—that is, unless you under terrible stress of the last few weeks in the l are guets at the New England. Hecate Straits, and destroy large num government camp has shaken a lot mort Hon. Justice McCrclght came over from stand our system, you know, yon can't— ».f the “faithful” out of their seats with tlu- Mainland last night and Is at the Orl- bers of immature fish, and if «flowed to though, of course—now. over thon», on a lively apprehension of the wrath to come continue, will in a short time ruin the the other side of the hall, there is a his fkir iîetedemamled to be nat u -r, Capt. John Irving went to Port Town fishery : he it resolved: that this board torical pointing that has been much ad places without more delay. Thus, we baye send on the City of Kingston this morn- Adams, of Northumberland. N B., Bak»r, ; Irg. bring the grievance before the repre mired. Let us walk over that way and of Mlaalequol. the knee, the limbs below that point, as ing for favorable tides often kept her there Free from Eruptions always show good taste in VELVETS ^ : f well as the feet, being ban». The wom until 8 to 19 o'clock, and the following day as ever they were. My business, which . J rr she would steam slowly Into Seattle hur- b that of a c;il>-drlver, requires me to i selecting their neckwear. What 122 Government St. en wear a sleeveless garment which ex tor, Just twenty-four hours, after she left be out in cold and wet weather often tends from the neck to the feet, lining Olympia. The next morning she would without gloves, but the trouble has Is prettier than a Tie that suits Electric, Heliotrope and Rose'now confined at the waist by a sort of leath reach Port Townsend, and tlie "dispatch ' never rcLnrncd.1'— Thohas A. Johns, selling at ?1 00 per yard. of business there required a stop of eleven Stratford, Ont. the complexion. You know Second. Our $1.60 flue In Gray, Hel ern girdle. They do not disfigure them hours or more. On her last trip the Tomp iotrope, Navy, Fawn and Rose- eti selves any in an effort at personal kins left Olympia ou about the schedule how unbecoming a bright red Bronze at 76c per yard. adommenL ornaments being exceeding I as above outlined, February 8. 1855. After Tie looks on a person of flaxen Third.—A small line of plaids and reaching Port Townsend at 3 u.m. on the Ayer’sSSarsaparilla stripes, which were $3 ahd $4 per ly rare and only worn by the wires of j 10th, and starting to Victoria at 2 p.m. by hue, yet put the same Tie on a yard, now selling at $1.75. dignitaries. Mr. Getty says lie »nw wav of Wldhy Island, where she lauded Admitted at the World's Fair, Fourth.—A few ends of stripes re around the neck of the wife of one ; <’ol. Ebey. she encountered a squall and person of the brunette stamp duced from $1.50 to $1.00. Fancy :..r. i h-, u,i f ii -lo-it. r iucr’a rula Clean*» the Bowel*. covering goods from 25c a yard. of the head men n diamond necklace of When tlie wind