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TENDER. Amoeting of the council was held yester- ` 4`? afternoon, when the tender of Kiely- _Everett was accepted by 9. vote of 24 to 14. i In view of this fact, there is sure to be fur- E `herproceedlngs before the courts, either to = quash a by-la.w,` enjoin the mayor from suing the contract, or in `some other way 3 Pieveut the bargain from being carried out. The opponents of the Kiely-Everett rsyndi-, i We are many and are possessed of dogged ~ `*0!!! again. determination. They will doubtless be heard wane: oo_bonrg'_ - -1 -ts ;Prt Hope a.45':.m.. on m-..'iko?'<`; ;"1'-.`x:. t:-3%: trgm `East. West and North. Arrives at Charlotte" at 2.30 van. ~ . - Returning. leaves Charlotte week days at 11.05 p.m. exoent Tuesday at 9.40 0.11)., Satur- day at 416 pm. Call: at Brighton on Wed- nesdev at 2.00 a..m.; Coeborne on Wednesday and Friday at 3 45 can. Connects at Rochester with New York Cen- tral dnlldi Ii 1 llpointe-inthe mtg`; sm..Y" ` ` Through Tickets and Baggage checks 'l`l1'll'. xtnnmu 'n"l \3t1 a- -_- -a 41.- 1 ____ -- .- -w--v -- -w--v- vonvvduln '1`/H`l`;I_0R'l`H KING isone of the largest, awittest and most powerful Steamers on the Lanes. lighted by Electricity and modern throughout. - ~ ~ -~ ' 0; Ir. nrI.nw.nar.u:mv-ua uu-ougnouu. ~ `C. F. GILDERSLgEV3& Ki. to . en. a. or, n. G; H. NICHOIBONFQ um Gem Pass. and Fat. Agent. A - Port Ho e 10.! s'r EA M in` M `_`0 ~IiiiIA. '-I GREAT Nonwnmz mmsn ws -ROYAL MAIL STEAMBOAT LINE. It is intended the ' staunch - and popular _ steamers Paein," Captain P. M. Campbell. "Atlantic. Capt. R. D. Foote, "Balt_ic. Cant. W Tate Robertson, " Narthern Belle..Capt J. Wilson. will run as follows during the seasrn of navigation, 1891: Running in close connection with the G,T R. and C'P.'R. Companies. I-Itearnere Pacic and Atlantic leave (Jollingwood at 1.30 p.m. every Tuesday and Saturday respectively after ar- rival ot the G. T. R. morn ng trains from Toronto and Hamilton. calling at Meaford. Steamers Pacic. Baltic and Atlantue leave Owen Sounduat 10.30 pm. every Tuesday. Thursda and Saturday 'espeotively. after the arrival o e C, P. R. after noon train from Toron- to. for Sault Ste, Marie and intermediate ports. 'l`he Saturday Steamer will call at Wlarwn both ways. Parry Sound and Killarney. The steamer Northern Belle leaves Cohingwood every Wednesday and Saturday. at 1 p m.. on arrival nf the GUI` R. mnl-nino train: every vveuneuuuy uuu aauutuuy, an 1 p m., on arrival of the G. l`. . morning trains from Toronto and Hamilton, for Parry Sound. and there connecting with steamer Maniton from Penetanguiehene and Midland for 37118 Inlet. French River and Killarney, there connecting with the main line for the Built, ramming via Parry_So_und. and there connect- ingiwith steamer Mautou for Penetanguishene an Midland. - For tickets and further particulars. apply to all agents of the G.T.R. and C,P.R. to H. E. SMITH, Owen Sound. or to CHARLES CAMERON . Manager. THOS. LON G. Collngvzood. t Rnn-.'I`nnuI sEAs9 189:. f EXCU RSIONS. who North snore Navigation Go. | nxcvnslon SEASON 1391. six inn aim sail. including meal and cabin berth. for 812. or three full days for $6. s'ui:Anm_ns proceedings inauguraneo; by m. A. cdonald to obtain an injunction were re- ed at Qggoode hall in the afternoon before tice Meredith in the Chancery Court, mm W,` H, Wallbijidgev moved for an in- Wm injunction. M], Wallbridgo explained that the in- .uncti0u was sought to restrain the City gjouncil from accepting any of the tenders now before the Street Railway Committee, ind detaile circumstances up to the resent. The Council W111 meet at three {hock this afternoon, he continued, to consider the acceptance of a tender. Justice Mei-e supposing that or accept it, what is the abject in they do n ,esm.iuing"thern from what they may not NQl3TH_KlNG1 -v -- -_----_:.---. }cIty or Mlcgghd In connection with the G. '1`. R. The palnce steamer City of `Midland, lighted with electrlty. will leave Colllngwood at 9 3.111. and Midland at 2 pm. every `Monday and Thursda for Parry Sound. Elyng Inlet and 1-ernch vet. connecting at Mxdland with G. , mnrnina tfi frnrn all nninlzn Aillf. and l.I.lL L LJUIAI-I\A. Argus lullavll II .I.u|.|I nun was; nu French ive . T. R. mornin trains from all goints east and south, and at {french River wit her compan- ion steamer. ' THE KATHLEEN. _u_g_L u-_-_.-_ ~n|__-.__1_ 151- ... ln.....i.._ ..-I LLLLYJ LLCI I. L-LLJILJLLILVQ which leaves French River .'l`uesdey and Friday at 8p,m. for Collins Inlet, Killnrney. Mnnlvowaning. Little Current. Gore Bay. Spnmsh River, Massey and Webbwood pass- ing thousands of small island throng nar- row channel: and 3 40 mile on up the great ennui-In Riva: u: an-nndnnt nnamnrv an tha row cnennena em: 5 so mue can up we groan. Sp h River. the grandest eoenery on the cont! ent, `con eating at Wehbwood wirh the C.P.R. for Sud y and the Soo: returning, 193730 Webbwood every Monday end,ThuI'aday I . 6 ma . . Faro from Toronto or Hamilton to French River and return 310 Webbwood and return, .CIK Kn-Jinn-urln tn `II:v-nnngn I-I-Ivar and v-ntnivn 7-70! TC Irolll `l'0l'UIlB0 U1` IIIIIIIIMJII IOU DFUIIUH Rilgr 1 50-" t 1:: d z .70- ?..`izv. .`.K`.`$'..'.`3a `. ....a' -'3 ...-.._ 's`i'F .-K n.mm.'i n; l.D.DU;1nIrrIe to nrenon xuver uuu rauurn. yum; to Weqbwood andreturn. 813.70 S 9.1 rates from all points. Tickets an all in- formation can be obtained from any to! the G T.R, 01' of W. J. H"`PPARD. n.nn.|mI-_" Wnnhnnnhanns C- E.` STEPHENS. I301! H10 0 '13, 01' OK W. J. ll` rranu. anager," Waubsuahene: C. E.` STEPHENS, l Secretary and Treasurer. Oolllncwoogl. . - 1 INSURANCE COMPANY bi ` nxxmonp. Mr, H uuux ulbv ' ' V W ' V W-V V ' Hhvuvv ` hm and specic evidences ` of bribery and ` wmxptiou were clearly s~`.`0WI1. _ Justice Meredith-I think that if it was 1 cmrlyshowu the L`mmci1 would not act. Pm 1 mid it s not very cleurl y shown. .\ Mr, Wallbridge mlnlitted that point ,_ LA A:\v1``II1\1'1\IC\'Y ' Iu`eomnm"i4.IsIs. enmn rc- -' , PETIML ' J 1 V cash % oapnu-1 . ..- j- .- -`L. .s4.ooo.ooo.oo `XCURSI["NS WILL HE RU *1 FROM AN3. '1 nfntlnn nu fl-\n\T R"-RT `K7 and Iiinnd am. ` AB _ `W - myw; 1_u.1.An4I; swung Tin: NEW LOW Pm S:URE connection the '1`. in-Inna ml-nnnnnn fhfv of? `llilnn ' *0 JJULVU 8000-1 ' AND ENSATIONAL `-dos . pected yesterday in ' o,., the street railway franchiseboodling ' amiuetjon of A; J. 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Archambenlt, Prin. Cath. Commercial Academy, Montreal. W. E.- Arthy, P1-in High School, Montreal. ---_~_ OF NEWS INTE -. Rsrlmd A - To ROVINCE ____\A`_` LARGE. _ AUDhET ' THE P [107 , . Mr, WallbI'idge-\\e have the evldence . __.x ....nm`n nuinlmmnny: nf hvihm-v nnri gnN""""" . ., mm Awarding the Street Railway 0 Fnn(',M,,_1`he Klelyv-Everett Tender Mogpted by the Council, Tonomro, April 22, 1891., N j-. oIInJun ` all Awardln ; . - mm Klely-Everett {uses the Motion (fr Prevent the City Coun- g Rsiiwlny A T< JR().\`T0 BOY IN TROUBLE. Thomas Hinchy. a young man, native of Toronto, went to Tacoma some time ago and 'P0rts state that lately he had` been drink- ing heavily. The other afternoon he P1-11" "Wed 0. revolver and deliberately ki110d 8 man named Baunon, the proprietor of a i&10on,zmd George Martin, 9. tax-collector. Hiuch was zlrrersted and is now in jail. . H9 "as Very drunk when arrested, and every` body thinks the act that of 9. drink crazed man. 3 Before Hinchy got drunk he wrote a letter 1 19 Agnes Hinchy, Toronto. Mrs. Hinchy ' hves at 9-2 Gould street. .Upon being seen in 8&rd to the . matter she stated that the family had heard through her brother, who '5 in Belleville, that Thomas had been ar- rested for shooting a man. He had always_ | n a quiet, good-natured young fellow, and was not a hard drinker. THE cocxcu. ACCEPTS um KIELY-EVl`.RE'l` 1` , 23, proceedings ....\IrI fn obtain CENTRAL 3A-N! ASSETS. inaugurated` by E. A. 3 injunction -1I .'.- hn nfnnnnnn knfnnn 1891. hvoow/\a sen ee_ek?o:.iviirbu ii! ? th.Ph1,i.'3v*'3!?e .. roundins V9395: hi:@.si:iio"e~.eth9 residehfs er-6e,;iq!h b'e`e`v1de neee V of foul p'1ey.j' That these` M _ we're W0`ll`_'fQI1l}(IO"d' ~ in "e.`i.'np1y.- * demon- e Bu-lay . . etrated by the V `of en. _o.n ..;:.::::::{i:e;:::::;:::::::::: IouollCololfficotneicijonolobonno mine, which was renuned,: last: evening at 4. 9'1"! P303003- York Howl more Coma A Johnson High 2399!. hindquu-ten. perowt........ Constable Jnnee and gennwi Attorney P..:.`,',`,'$,,?;`;f,`_ _`ff;;;;;;;;v Badge:-ow we_re'aleo`px_`e:!ent.e "Af1:e'1" heal,-in; Mutton. cu-cue, per the evidence or ave witnesses; the jury 119- 1- $9013`! lb P9rPnnd----~--- tired 8t1,0.45 and returned in 15minutes_wlth Jcniekgf: I`.'I.'I.'-I.'.'.'I.'."."-.'i their verdict, which was, to-t-he_ef!eet that 'Geeee per lb......._ ....... ..,....... the unfortunate girl hodbeen wilfully and ' T`'k7" uoc|:IO9l eloniously murdered by a. V partyor parties Butter mu per b':::'.:m;mm " ltooonnlili TORONTO Torres IN aw urns. _ An inquest was opened a.t`_ the hospital yes-_ terday afternoon by` thecoroner Johnstonon . the remains of Sarah Brown, the old woman killed by a street car on Queen-street, Mon- ! day evening; It was adjourned till Friday | V evening. V '11`!/1el=on5g-expected clearing house has me.- terialized atvlast. It was opened yesterday in'_ aroom over the Bank of British North Am- erica and the bankers are elated overthe suc- cess utmnana lo-, rm... -..---..` A -- -v-- ---no vuv uaunvl I IIICU Ulllbu UVUIFUIIG 3110' ' cess attended it. The amount of_; money which passed through the clearing house was `$1,118,000. The manager's duties" were dis- charged in about 20 minutes. All the moneys pass through the Bank of IUD PL K-- Popery is now undoing the Battle of the Boyne. Free speech` cannot he sat upon. 4` Free speech tzmuotv be suppressed. No laws can be made by 8. City Council to close cltizeus mouths. Will Orange Toronto be sat upon by fmcklers to Rmmu1isIn?. Home was suering, and must be protected bycity by-laws It 1s no good. Omngemenl don`t. give up your most 8&- cred rights. Will you allow the Papists to sit on you? . The chances are much in favor of J umbo" 0-ming to grief in his struggle withvthe `paws era that be. The Imperial Grand Orangevcouncil Meet: in Canada To-day. Tonorrro, July 22.--For the third time since its organization in Belfast, Ireland, in 1866, the I. G._ O. C. meets in Canada. to-day. The meeting will take place in the County Orange Hall and be, continued tomorrow, Thevonly places which" have been honored t `nil-`1 Hm n,.........m.. ..:-u.. n..- -r -_.1--- vs V auv,U&IJ yuwuua vuuyu IJGVU D8811 HOKIOFGQ with the Council s visits are London, _Eng- land; Toronto, Canada; Glasgow, "Scotland; Londonderry. 1re1and;A Ottawa, Canada; Edinburgh, Scotland; Carriokferzua, Ireland. 'l`I-noun nun 4-Ian nmn.-u... -1 4.1.... ......._.n_ -n___: ....u. U: 5--, uuvusuuu , \Jl.'Il'l.'.lUlLlUl'[uU, Lreianu. These are the omcers of the council: Presi- dent, Earleot Erne, K. P., Imperial Grand Master and- Grand Master of Ireland; vice-president, -, N. Clarke . Wallace, M.P.., Grand a Master of i British Am- erica; chaplain, Rev. Dr. S. G._ Potter, Grand Chaplain of Ireland; secretary, Mr. Richard Davis, Deputy Grand Master of England; treasurer, Thomas Macklin, Past Grand Secretary of Scotland. ' V - Delegates from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland, the Australasian colonies and the provinces of the Dominion will be present, amongst whom are: ` `M In 11--.: 'r_.1..-' -1 1'..-1_...! *h'2--I-L 0-AAJVAIEUII VI I.l\lI-I-I N. M. W. Grand Lodge of Irela.nd-Right` Hon. the Earl o( Erne, ' K.,P,I.G., Wil ' Johnston, M.P., D.G.M., W. H-.` H. Lyons, D.G.M., W. E. Caldbeck, D.G.M.G.S. 01 Ire- land. J. C. Ponnden,` J.P., D.G.M., J. R. Fowler, D.G. M. ' ` ` It 111' r1_-...:| 'r-.1..- -3 'm_.._1__..a 11.... 41.. casino aulvvc III! J-Vin!-|VI.lKlt\4l.I JJn\Jn\Jo M. W. Grand Lodgeot British America.-- Bgos. N. Clarke, Wallace, M.P., G.M.B.`A. Hon. Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., D.G.M., W. J. Parkhill,-J.P., D.G.M., E. F. Clarke, M.PP., D.G.M., Rev. John Halliwell, G.C., Robert Birmingham, G. 8., Capt. William Ander- son, G. T., James Kelly, G. L., E. Floody, G. D. of C., Thomas Keyes,` P. G. 8,, R. W. Bros. John White. -1 . G. M. .0. E., MajorJames Bennett, P.G.M., O.W., William Johnston, P. G. M., 0. E., W. W. ~'Fitzger~ ald, Q. C., P.;G. M., O. 'W., Hon. Senator Clemow. P.C.M. - -In-V 1-e,,,,,~| -r.s',,- ,1 321,41, "'I'Y_,L I.`-J vvvlll evening. I'l\I.- *l_,, `V of Englo.nd--Bros. Sir- A. E. Miller, P.G-.M., Right Hon._Ba.ron Tre- vor, D.G.M., W. G. Austin. D.G.M., Rev. 8. G. Putter, D.D.Gr.3., W. Touchstone, G. 8., and Rev. Dr. Badenach, D.G.C. If `KT I1-nu.-I 'I',.-ulna. J 'I)..L8..I. A....-_-_ IO aovcnc V R. W. Grand Lodge of Ontario West-- Bros..William Nicholson, G. M., J. L. Hugh- es, D. G. M., W. M. Lockhart,'J. D. G. 11., Rev. William Walsh. G. `C., Rev.` C. E. Perry, D. G. 0., Major B. A. L. White, P. G. M James Thompson, P. C. M. ` I ', D .-'IXT~ (1-van:-I T4-u-`nun AC (\nnrIn 13.1354` a IJOIIA-IV-`A aavuav V --nvdlovv " Bros. James Clarke, J. P., G. M., John H. Delamere, D. G.M., T. B_,' Collins, P. G. M., Robert Gordon, G.` T., `Major A. J. Van Ingen. G. S.,:H. H. Morton, `D. 11., Major Sam Hughes, D. M. ' , . A Former Torontonian in Trouble at Tacoma. . TACOMA, Wash., July 22.-Thomas Hinch y, a bricklayer, late of Toronto, Ont., has been jailed here on a charge of murder. In com- . pauy with a man named Douglass he entered a saloon in Tacoma on the day 01 the mur- der and called up all in the barroom todrink. The proprietor, named7Ban_non, and a man named George Martin were among those in 1 the saloon." As the drinks were being i served Hinchy drew his revol'ver.aud red at Bannon twice. The rst shot missed, the \ second entered Bannonh head, killing him i instantly. Then the pistol was turned upon | Martin, who ran, pursued by Hinchy, who ` red three shots, two taking effect. My God! That man has killed me, cried Martin to a policeman. The policeman pursued and cap- I` tured Hinchy and Douglass. When the committee of creditors or the `3entra1Ban`.i went before 5116 T` Master-in` afimry to consider the quegtiomzgfgth ders. Liquidator Lye subm1tl:e3" ' on "61!-=~n A Piece of a Knee `awed Out.. | Wxmnnowxc, July 22.-James Vance, a 14-year-old boy, employed `in Ryckman s planing mill, met with an unfortunate acci- dent fyeeterday which may maim' him for life. He was on the table of a `circular saw , fixing the standard, and in.. Biitting down pressed his knee against the rapidly ` revolva ` ing saw. Before" he could be pulled out of danger, his knee was gushed in a horrible manner, portions of the bone being cut en- tirely out. The doctors will `save the leg it they can, but their task will be exceedingly Axnliu ' '_ ""%"""""" Hm sum. ,..m- 2: "I -. *2 -.. ,, . |vothbo:l1_e_Ij ; %y,inint-'\!mn0d 6}`. banana . . V 3U` IZIII. Gnilvnuvuuunvn av- Wnuume, July 92.-'l`here was .a strike - yesterday of 60 .Ioelo'.nders' employed -on the city sewer oolimct by Kelly Bros. They l were receiving 81.25 und~'$1'.50 `per day and `T wanted 82. The contractors offered $1.60, \ whieh_we.s refused,gand t.hey_wyill replace the strikers with laborers from 51:. Paul. _ _ ~ } . , .-, . ` Two Fatal Gun A.ocld.dntI' _ - . . } nxm _ _Ju1y;.aa,-; Lime rwh_1lst'ayo` us` `was c`1in_:b_' ufonopg ntol [n_"hh f ,0! 1 loded.k.,, `him ;m>9'=pet, L '0 Tu;-noltiro of Dunganhoh red of! n cam-`idxo ins -hottun vi" out chain; @159 1 j*ne`wm iarotamy axe; ...- 1 :,=-`- I'aipvpt I!or.a'l!olu s';Igs9Eo` _` .11 j ' ` 21.-Gnaton Robert . '_ 1ia n,1ot Ald. Robert, a. mail y merchant of Montreal, while pinyin: on thy whirl ab" Longuo. `Point, ~tell-- into tho rir. A....-- .r...~..._a... M... -ugh! .2501 an fuullm \ i I "IICII ll KUIl`IIV. Avsnlv, uvus -n-vv .uu-u --I Agqeo nqnpxa.,_,c;;oi maid; `at an jumped suzgna-snnlpeoa tgpxesuau mm, but . U ` . : {,- .uvv --v w`, thoknonu r ` . 'nf7 v2"T3`Z&' "1'I'oage" :' 6._I.1rio Eus-` 2..-- `1--....-.. nu....1... 1' 1: (1 M `I .-.1... tr *"<:::;: ..;..,...,...`.,,,e..~...: . wm...a ..LI. .. . 1lUL\`.3\/L the park,. p{\hDPI' CHARGED WITH MURDER- ~xsrquu*nan:9-xcargrotcn ._ _._'gi ;.#r..1_ Rn: IMPERIAL ORAVNGEA|SM- Eh-1Mki>ng -icelandors. __._ 1--_I_ on DBL-.. _.- mm per lo... '1` A allow p"orIb.j n nu ' Coi}-oi- "SE45: Farmer` I-. v T ` no OWL. Cow or smex-."rr1mmod. 33: w`t.. Bheenakinaeaoh.-.......__.; ._ ' 0. SHIN, oaaionnobnwt aooocou nun-no WHOSE. I01]. Dn3nlc>nououonIo5' Wheahsprlng. perbnahel bushalo-uoouooooonlnp-loo Oata per Pmuinmn `hnnhnl _ , .0 --_-o. uxqunuuuor uye auo1;11p_ueu_ In} _U_I.P"I.' of 61115 own behalf to pay a further dividend 0 D01` cent. As this would be equal to an 000? f $45,000 for the assets, or about 810,- Oxle better than the tender submitted` b_ j Wu1("lz Co.and.$11,000 higher tl'1np;hQtfO; hr 619 & Jenkins, the Master held that`: log gisum could be secured. It was there- for mrected that further tenders be called ' bereceived up to September-8. ~. ;, :Potatoesperbn.g. . '1`allowporn>.. .......-.L;;l lI;III.-.~ w.dom.`I...IO.I. IIOUUUCC oOtubIOIccIIIIII p Pa:-anipnper H _ mu coat-unnonnooouuooj Ws&{.`. ..,m`.`.`f .'.". ... L Ilauuunoonnonooull D01'tOn....."... oooooocoocoloo |' W .0034 ` mm. W .I.lO`.U.. 000000 Flour, Bake:-'3. per owt.... ........ Flour. Fomllymerowt Flam,-. P,_utry.`par Oatmeglper. `cwt. : .. . 'CnrnImnJ nnilnirf nsuug, .r,_uury. Q91` `cwtj.: ' per ow.t.. .'l.'ox-011130 l'u-mars In-hot. T wh ' . 'l`oRoN'ro. Ju121.1891. ti M]! b aoououonuoi ' -oo- Wh:t.snrlnI:1;:ar"1ts:?::%mnl .,12 .UnBBB6p6l'lD-.......... 'l`urkeyspern>......... cm k aa&..:?.'....____T . am A;=PL1mIq;1 unj{nL:;m1c1TY All Diseases curable by-Electricity can be treated at home by the Dorenwend hppliancee. 'I`he Dorenwend is the only legitimate Electric Belt mode, which fulls the requirements of Electra-medical science. It 15 a. complete Body Buttery. it has an independent Battery which nerates 5 mild continuous current of Elec- cit .d1withou_t shocks) and can be regulated to s t- be strongest man or the weakest child. `hr in - (`inn-rant nf linnnfliw nnlv n-unnnln n D110: . wunoup BBUUKEI BBQ can 08 reguulwu the It is a Current of Quantity, not merely a sensation current. and the quantity -current is the greatest curative. It is a successful treat- ment tor Indigestion Rheumatism, Neural a. sciatica iaIlllIbI0s Liver and ldney Troubles. Weak Back`, 3%! Disease. Heart Trouble, Nervous Complaints, Impotence, exual Decline, and all diseases of the Nervous and Muscular Systems. A Rememberthat the Dorenwend Belt is the ve latest invention in this line. it was invent- ed" a competent electrician. and ranks as the best in the world. we tidy any one to bring proof to the contrary. | Do not class this belt with the humbutz combi- ; nations of leather and metal, with which the countryis being ooded. It you wish to ex- erlment with c sap useless articles. buy them. ' utif you want to procure a enuine electric belt. (1 that will be be t, t an one o no go a Dorenwend Belt. Rand nnsnn and ns-Ann Inst nlnnfsunfn `Rank nty, Paralysis, ' Vertigo, Female. ~n:-an per nusn Hay, per ton. `I:-I y; new, pea G rhnun nan Gnu uuwnenu par par. . . . Geese nerlb........... nnnkn. nnr unlu- uouuu. \..,u~....u., hnavno .v.. This juign1ent leaves the matter just as if theapplicumm had "never been made, and placeseverythiug exactly in the same posi- tionasit was l>efn1'e the writ; was issued or theleave to serve notice of motion was grant- al. Allpx-o<~<:e so far taken, are re- moved and mxllitivd as being premature,` and without any effect whatever. J L'.\IBO" (`A .\1PBELL S DEFIANOE. Thlseccemric individual whose utterances causedariot on Sunday, has placarded his window with sentences defying theycouncil to prohibit park prezu-hing on Sundays inthe park. Here are a {NV of his latest gems: Protesmms,1nok out for next Sunday in thennrk. IIBIIB DBl'l.D..uuu..uuu....uu pxr-ccoonooocuococoongg cnnauunoonncnoonmf FOl?i.TMll:l()'i(ZITl Vt;Iti E)S:iiJ_S"_B'Y-.'1"EI'l- -DORENWEND mawrnro nnur AND ' ATTACHMENTS. ' TI-IE 'W'ORLD S BEST. DDXBDWBDQ B615. ' Send name and address for Illustrated Book on Home Electra-medical treatment, and men- tion this aper. The noronwend Electric Bolt an and Attachment 00 . C. H. DURENWEND. Elect:-loan. - 103 Yonge St.. Toronto. Can. The Dorenwend Belt is the only one that will stand ex rt examination. Others keep clear n it `uh! A Inn nnlinif. it BUBIIQ Bl I'D EXIIIIIIIBIAI | of it. wlgf: we solicit it_ jvAI;uABL - = - |.ATans (Town AND FARMLPROPERTY) E FOR SALE oHEAP.i ! But 70. acres of Lot 32, in 7th Con. % TOWNSHIP or GORDON-DIS l`BIO'l` or Amoln _ not 19. West Range. 100 acres. ' ' - INNIBFIL, I 1'Il.'K I0 0 Dull II VI: vuu ammo 1 vs saw and, us 6th 0011.. :3 cores. _ West 5 Lot 19. Con. 13. All of part Lot 2. in uh Con.. east of railway. 901431-ee. . . . W i Lot 14. in 61:11 Can 100 acres. in. i Lot 1. Con. 6. 100 -eel`-es, except south lo ma ln130on.. zoousrea Towusmp or Run. Owruuo COUNTY. Lot 10 Oonoeuio "B " lofaores. Lot 8. 'Ooneeseionn" C. 100 acres. > 'rII1Y\1'l\\' A I YI' III I. I-fPI)`IlVE"IV -'IA'HE-- % 'I'I|O'fOllhbl'.0I stallion, W35 UPULI vu uvuu -.\ A --_v o . After abrief consideration the. Judge Bald hecould not entertain any part of the` appli- cation. There was nothing in the world to hinder Mr. Wallhridge laying these facts before the City Council, as the alderman were the right parties to deal with the ques- tion at present. As far as the courts were concerned the matter was entirely premature, and no evidence warranting an injunction or enlargement had been adduced. Consequent- ly both the application for an injunction and the motion for an enlargement would have to bedismissed with cats, and afterwards, if anything like what Mr. Wallbridge says turns outtobe `lie, there is no barrier toprevent the plaintiff, the citizens or the [other tender- ens from ehtaiiiirig their relief. gt vuguujg, gnu. nun Ilnodvlv cowvnn -------. Itntlon. 'L ` horn is *h'lhtA`h5` znoqlnlon 0!: ` `.`..`}.'3'.':?..'..2. -- ;---_:..u... Inn-Ina can In % "' w : Eccleut. 5 .:.?4%.."t`i.1`a`:`1:`?.2{.`.. t'.".'r'....:."' .1 C VOOIS. . B. D u 8. Wu 3 Lot 7, Con. 90 I- 1 ch` "13?" 1. 34'%"au:?iPnnu%`em .'r'ee:."' ivy II I . -w- 1' vv--vv v _ K:nP;nNrn:r.nd'.: 1/5 acre. Lot 16, south Davis street. `Tun-nu: A V ZDIQQO Park lots 6 and 0 on the East 5 at Lot 22, in M. (`Inn 1:: mu-An. THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR3. _ - " J" enth annual meeting Oi the 6070- WI Great Priory Knight; '1`6n'1pla.rI of M` was commenced ysterdax in the `W0 Hall. The Order was largely represent- The ev I I-IVIIIIUUDCVII \I| Avv Iivnvvi LENNOX. AULT 8: WRIGHT. `Ran-Infn-rm, Av 'I- -.9 `llglglilllilithow VUIO'OlOOl n n n . . A -- 1 A~-- 3wJIIII` 50 1 25....1 50 V -1. -~ 9 3'0: \. 93 l 'Auunn1. `RD Wluh DIE ISU V IISIJNL AN 1 station on the N. &'N. W. and Midland Divisions of the, G T, Railway by rail to Barrie, Orillia or Jackson's Point, then by the beauti- ful steamer "0rillia to strawberry Island or sny other ports or places of resort on Lakes Simcoe and Coaohiching. On Strawberry Island is a large Summer Hotel and a number of Cottages. a lane Pavillion. Public (Cook House for the convenience of excursnonists Bathing Houses. Ice. Swings, Boats. Fishing ' ackle, etc. Around thr Island is the best bass shing grounds in the lake All excursions to Strawberr Island must be arranged for with Mr, 0. clones. proprietor. or with the undersigned as this is the only steamer privi- leged to land exqursionists there. R, `)9!-flab Qunnnuiftn In nnnnn l\I'\ Q0!-ntxr. u: cu no mun e_xo_ura1oIu8ts more. B. Parties permitted to camp on Straw- berry Island; For further information, rates, for charter- ing and noketa. apply to ' T. V JOHN GAI BRAITH. No. 117 Dunlop St., 21: -.a;rie. .Agent. ' . tv J, .. ....-..,..~ was open to c0ntI'm`9I`s_V. nu-.. -1`.-in? nnnchlnrn.`