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1-. Cash from noth_er `aking _ I-W M Sandy Cove. l`Iu I. I V, * Box 3o3,Barrie. JJUI III JJIUBU J Thos. Cook Geo. Culbert Fred. Clark HowardCrowley Mac. Nesa Jae. Mintoe ,f`I-.- l____ m1'EREs'rsT'o`1i' BAR RIE`,' nu: COUNTY or smcoi: AND THE nommou or CANADA ova CRITERION; _j , BARRIE, COUNTY OF SIMCOE, ONTARIO, JUNE 16,1898. F110 uuuu. Btu vuu LUAIUWLU5 ycenuuu 5: Piccolo, Fred. Ewan; solo olarionet, J. G. Scott; olarionet. Jno. McAlllater, William Nese, Cumming Scott, E.dward,Lewis, Thee. Lackie; comet, 7 George Walton, Alfred Bowen, Robt. McAllieter ; alto, James Keenan, Campbell Kennedy, Clifford Carley. Truman . Williams ;. tenor, Jno. Hobley, William Keenan, John Merrick. Morley Duff ; euphonium, L.. E, Lane`; .ba`ritone, David Roblin; trombone, George Sewtey ;. bane, George. Smith, E. ,_B._Reid ; hate d1,-um, Gordon Keenan ;- snare drum, Duncan Reid; 0 mbe l'e,s Wm. Burn: ,~., bandmaetet, Geo. . --AAumnou' ln`n:nl|A.'.\ I. The Pzeaideizu dud'member|'of`th`e' R. v. noopml Auxiliary desire tothank the mue- `ad gonglomen y;z_I.1o,voryA.kindJ,y uogltributed -who, y _ , {.;-who ho.-rlt.~1%ent6rtu!n- -13! .'5 "4 "Tl . - . : : ' .- 2 ` .. 1 V lotlllilim. The regular weekly concerts by the 35th Battalion band or Citizens band began last Thursday night. The programme of eight selections was rendered outside Trinity church school room where a. hospital conver- sszione was in pro rose. The_ members of the band are the fol owing persons :4-- V J. `G. . 'Don t go and t _ot for the want of a light weight coat You can get. one for 90. 1 at Cashman 8: Pa , 1 On Monday, Judge Boys had a special sittings of the Division Court to hear the de- fence put in by the corporation of Barrie against Mr. Henry Bird to recover several hundred dollars, the amount of some 127 a claims for alleged discrepancies in the police court accounts during the last nine years the defendant was police court clerk. The ap- ` pointment of police magistrate dates from nine years previous to January. Mr. Bird. i in his examination by Mr. Hewson, counsel 1 for the town, said that he had kept a _com_- plete record of police.court business in the`, book of convictions. He might have com- ; mitted errors, b_ut._ so far as he knew the record was correct On the back of every information is endorsed a record of the nes, 1 costs, etc.. in connection with the case to which the information pertains. This record should correspond with the record in the book of convictions. As the various 127 cases were proceeded with it was evident thatthe two records did not agree. Many discrepancies were noticed, which Mr. Bird acknowledged, but was unable to account for from his memory of the individual cases. As to the payment of witnesses` fees Mr. Bird said he had' always paid` all such fees as were demanded, payment being made direct to the witness or to witness through some constable. He had always taken the court costs himself, as he was entitled to them. At the time the police magistrate was appointed the latter had arranged with the witness to take the court fees in consid- eration of assisting him (the police magis- trate) ,in police court work, this arrange- ment having been made before the police magistrate "tried his first case upon assuming oce. Witness said that upon the appoint- ment of police magistrate being made, Mr. Pepler, who was.-thg._n_. mayor, announced to the council that the'..tgown would from that time not receive fees from the police court, the implication to the witness being that the police court clerk was to get the fees there- after. Here Mr-. Hewson produced a letter from the police magistrate to the council of 1897, asking for a salary. In the letter was a statement that the police court` clerk was receiving the police court fees as an oicial of the town. Frank Carpenter, who could not remain until Mr. Bird had nished, swore that he had been ned $5 and costs for a certain oence, but had never paid more than $5 and had not been requested to do so. Detective Beardsley, who had to leave also, said that he as game warden had secured a conviction of $5 and costs against a person for breach of game laws, but had not received anything. Mr. Bird then con- tinued his evidence. He offered the follow- ing rebuke to Mr. Hewson : You have had detectives and accountants and sharpers looking over these books for nine years back and `no doubt you have discovered some- thing. The 127 cases were proceeded with in turn. but at 5.30 were not concluded... ` rm... ........4. ...I:...........I 5.. .........a. ......'.'.. .... ILI IIIIIIIQ IIKIU III: UIUV VVUIU IJUU \IIll-IVlBl\|V\L1-\ The court adjourned to meet again on Monday next. ' After an enjoyable tea served here and there through the cool and shady grove, the large crowd dispersed, all feeling well satie- ed with their outing. iI:a;rosa'e' .al'.oe race-Algie Guest, 1%}: Line; Mac. Ness, Nantyr; Fred. Orchard, Strand. - . , The last sporting event of the afternoon `was a football match between Biz Bay Point and Stroud senior clubs. ` Theresult was 4 goals to 0 in Stroud sv favor. It is only fair _ to say that neither club was in playing con- dition, some of the boys not having kicked l a football for two or three years; in fact some of them did` not do any kicking on Q Friday either; the ball did not come their way, or else they kicked shy of it. The players were as follows :- 11: I tvv `I\ I I an Three-legged race--Algie. Guest,` 12th line, and - Wells Kemp. Big Bay Point; Wesley Hudie and Willie Mulholland. Shroud ;'Mac. Nehs and Fred.` Clerk, Nahtyr. TI7I.--`IL_._.--_. ..- _ A v-v --~a- - -cu-1 \anvu.nn` `II-AJUJDU 1 A -race-_G6org Culbrt and Irvine _ McLaughlin, T Painawick; Wells ` Kem , Big Bay Point, and Harvey Guest, `jllno Mnn Nana nu)-I15`nnJ (ugly Xi'an Er`. Shroud--Goal, W. Duncan ; backs, M. McConkey, M. Robinson ; half backs, Milt. Reynolds, Fred. Mathers; right wing, W. Latimer, Chas. McConkey ; left wing, Ches- ter McConkey, Oswald Clark ; centres Maur- ice McCraw, Harvey Bowman. 'I'\!,"\ `Ii . A IV I "J `\O Big Bay Point-Goa.l, F. Birnie; baclie. Albert Robinson, Charles Tribble; half backs, Thos. Soules,'J. Harper ; right: wing, Bert Dickey, Fred. Guest ; left wing, E. Wioe, E. Irwin; centre, E. Guest, W. Hoover. Neat Servlceab '5 it: $8.50. $7.50, `$8.00 and 810. V NTEB BROS. as. it 1' idot r.ace-Geo1-ge Culbert, Painswick ;. Fred. Peacock, `Shroud; Wells Kemp, Big Bay Point. 7 Au. .-.. . _-. stable, Craigvale ; Ethel Gibbons. Craigvale; Annie Dickey, Shroud. . 0-4. _ , ,, Sack face:-:-Elmerliobins, Stroud; Ed. Duncan, Strand ; Frank Robina, .Sttoud.. mt _ _ _ _ _ _A ca-\.I ' IIIUDIB, `II III: Llunaui _ende1f9n 1 (clarionet). Henrv Biz-J5. Town of Barrie. u-5 um mun, uuu nurvuy Urueao, I` Line ; Mag. hes: and Fred. Ola k, Nan- 35th Ba.tta.119n_ Band. {:11 men, soc. BUG UBIDII-Io 8-`-Rogers--What is `the rason for :tho idehy in getting '_I`1i the arbitrators 9 award Y It was tohe in by July lot, but that cannot `he now. an the` court has` adjoin-tied to June 28th. It aeemu_:tomo% an; outrage onthe.. Council andwlno on ratepayers, that the V one has been going `along so slowly. It` EU W HIIIUVV GIBUI '7`--McLean--I understand the tongue of the road roller` was broken on Saturday, will some one explain? Soulee-lTwo teams- oaine from Allendele after. the roller. and neither the tesmatera nor the Road'0veueer new that the btfeke we; on, no upon ` giving the:-ojller a swing, the` tongue "snapped olf. It wea.-nearlye-broken or. would hive stood the strain. T ' V . n 15---..- fI1l.-L 1;. LL. .._;-..L._._' A.` -A1` Q f` i'v.'$r3v`$iTf' i?".';2.w..aae. walk be placed on west side of Essa. streets`! Soule`s-`-Nothinghas been decided yet as to dnlezv sidewalks. 4 11-7`--- 1'..--.I-.__..-...1 u_- A_-_.__.__ _p UIIU \JlUlB I3 UUIH5 UIIU WUISIIILIE UUI'l'UUUlyI 5-Williameon--Did the Auto'Cer 00. an- swer the Council : communication? Meyer --The Clerk wroteasking-what inducements they desired, but received no reply. e VVIIILI BIIUIL LUIIIUVGII 4--Powell--Has the `Chairman of` the_ Markets received any complaints as to the Market Clerk s work `I Is the town liable "for any serious errors that may be made `in -weights? Love--I have heard three or four complaints, but none of the complaining parties` would goiinp to the Clerk with me and have the matter discussed. I told the Clerk about it; and he said everything was satisfactory. The Mayor advised Chairman Love to have eyes and ears open to see that the Clerk is doing the weighing correctly. ` K_._.Wninnnn_'._l\I ns" And-nvflnn I`... .. nu, uauluv UL. ' 3-McLean--Why were the new market steps removed? Williamson -`1`hey were condemned. not being according to specica- tions; there is no extra. cost in connection wifh their r`emo1va.1. `I1 _,,,, .I , -ten I II- ably this week. 2--`Why ENQUIRIES l-Peacock-Why is the work in the 6th ward, authorized by the Council, not being proceeded with? Soules-There is nothing very urgent ; the grading and gravelling of Essa Road was completed on Saturday, and work will begin on two other streets prob- was the work on the sidewalk at the market stopped so sud- denly to-day? Soules-Chairman of Mark- ets had been asking for some time to have the side walk repaired ; and I understood it had been settled by the Markets Committee that the work was to be done, or 1 would not have started it. At any rate Councillor Bennett came along and suggested that nothing further be done until the Council had decided whether plank or granolithic walk should be placed there. Councillor Love scored Chairman Soules for allowing any Councillor to dictate to him. Caldwell -Did Council authorize that work ? -The work comes under the head of re- pairs, it is not new work. Love-I asked for the sidewalk because I considered it a repair job. Bennett-Am I to understand that any Councillor can ask the Chairman of Works to lay or relay a sidewalk? Mayor -While it is not_a rule of Council, there is still an understanding that Chairmen of Committees are allowed to use their discre- tion in expenditures not exceeding $10 ; de- lays are thus obviated when immediate re- pairs are necessary. Councillor Bennett backed by Deputy-Reeve Caldwell then pro- ceeded to score committee for expenditures not authorized by Council. He said Me- Carthy s hill had been gravelled or sanded, Bayeld street south had. been boulevarded, and Essa Road expenditures had exceeded the appropriation, and all without the au- thority of the Council._ Out of the $4,000 spent every year by the Works Committee. $1,000 or $1,500 should be spent in permanr ent road or sidewalk improvements. After further discussion as to the market side- walkit was decided to` place a temporary walk until the Council decides at next meet- ing what kind of material the walk shall be made 95- , ' i 1171.. -_,,,,, ;I I - Soules. II-II IIJ'J\lGI\III `IL UIJW DIIIIICI 5. The memorandum of plant. price and option to be delivered sealed to the Mayor of the Town of Barrie on or before the 24th inst. ' e ` n-_-..-:n_.. 'n-__-11 _______ .._1 _._z_._ 2..L_ UL IJCI. I IV 2. To state to this Council in writing under the corporate seal of the company and signed by the proper ofhcers duly authorized for that purpoe, the lowest ' sum in cash that the company will acceptefrom the Town ' Council for the said plant, property and ap- purtenances. Q Tn `nu:-min`-I fl-uh: rlnnnn us-Is an lll\I-`An LIIIII VI. 1 PLVPVL WAWIIIIIIQUIUIJ Ill SCI?- 4. To furnish the Council with a written consent or permit to allow the Council s authorized engineer to examine the said plant and property, or any portion` of it, and to render him all such aid and assistance as he may require of them in making a care- ful inspection of the same. K cannon-|t\nn9\r1n-Inn ll` U\`lI'|`- u\nn:nn In-:1` `The special meetin of the Council on Monday night was ca ed principally" to re- ceive a report from the Electric Light and Waterworks Committee dealing with a com- munication received at last meeting from the BparrieeElectric Light Company. The report is as follows :- _ .'\.. UCIUVCU WIIC Ul LVII3 J: V7: LV.I-U VVd|vUlBp SCI! 2:; years, :6 days. DL'mucR-At Thornton. on. Saturday. 4th inst.. infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher, aged weeks. NOI.A.\' - In Tecumseth. on VVednesda.y. 8th inst., Mrs. Mary Nolan. aged :06 years. G;u.\"r-On Tuesday, 14th inst.. Ralph Milton Grant, Mary street, in his 32nd year. , A Having carefully considered the communi- cation from the Barrie Electric Light Co. of date June 1st, 1898, would recommend as [follows : ' - request the Manager of the Barrie Electric Light Co. to furnish this_Council on or be- fore the 21st inst. with a. written or printed statement in detail of their plant and pro- 'perty and all appurtenances together with the cepacitv and eiciency of the same that thev are willing to dispose of to the Town of Barrie (I III, _.L_L_ 4- L1_E_ I!-,_,_ -2! 2,, ___!n9 ,, N iilfhat the Town Clerk be instructed to. P U I. DUI-IGI-IUUBO 3. To furnish this Council with an option to purchase, duly signed and sealed as afore- said of the plant so` enumerated at a price named for a period suiciently long to per- mit of a proper examination of `same; 1 mn `III|l\:`\ C-kn nn|1nn:1 Igfk n InIo:I-`nu. Councillor Powell suggested going into committee of the whole to consider the re- port but upon being assured that it simply called for information he did not press his suggestion. Councillor Peacock said he was in favor of the report as the purpose is to see if some arrangement cannot be made with the Electric Light Company concerning their plant. He had always contended, and was still of the same opinion, that if the company will furnish us light as cheap as the town can get it through a municipal plant, he would vote in favor of the com- pany. but if not he would vote against the company. The report was adopted without further discussion. 5B.op`nr1; Dealing with Electric Light. A (}n. s Latter Adoptad--Numar- [% nus Enquiries. `Special Meeting % A For General Business Luau v uwq Grand.l7la:-oh-Dominion ...,.'A. A. Clappe Qaadrille--Little Fairies . . . . . . .H. Fax met 8ohottiIohe`-Hop Scotch. . . . . . . . . Rose March-.0ur_ Colored-`Troops . .E.C.Ramadel1 I an` gang Okn nnnnn IL 001! 4050 I uguu 3 .Lwu moo at Gui : i .Dr. Jebb, Eye Sp _ 1:. will beat Woods grog `store. June 23 only. Consultation I ' The regular weekly bond concert will be given to-night on the post` oice square. Programme :- _ _ . Ma._rch-Thorou_ghbred . . . . . . . . . . .Farbach Seren`ade-Wh' eretfopee . . . . . . . . Wgltz-`_-Farewe to.Mu_nich.... ..Joe. Gungl Irigh Overture--The` Humor: of Donnybrook ' ` ' ' ` ' _ V [Carl Volti (Sienna! list!-t\`|._'I"|nInh\I(nn A A nlnnnn ana persons h{1Vl!1g' claims ag . JOHN HEARD. late of the vi ge of Angus._m the (`mmzv of Simcoe, farmer, eceased, who dxed on or about the 3oth dziy of cember, A.D.. 1895. are to send by post. pre aid, 0 deliver to the Trgsts 8; Guarantee Companv Limi , Toronto. Admm1s- Irators of the estate of the i deceased on or be- f0r_c the 15th {day of July, \\_'nting of their names 2. addresses and full par- tlculars of their claims .an demands and the nature of securities. (if any) held y them. Dd nn.-u ie harp-hv `van that after the 13.811 .1898. a statement in par is excursion manager. The steamer. Enterprise, all spick and span, sailed into port last Saturday. Dur- ing the past two months every part of the steamer has been thoroughly overhauled, and nothing has been left undone that would increase "the accommodation and safety of the boat. She is as_clea_n_ as a new whistle, and looks bright and tidy. A few days ago the Government Inspector visited her ofci- ally, and classed her rst-class in all particu- lars. The crew is composed of the follow- ing gentlemen :--'-Captain, Alex. McDonald;~ mate, Captain, Marsh; steward, G. E. Bingham ; engineer, Silas Soules; reman, James` Sedore; deck hand, Wm. Foote. The captain and engineer have been sailing on this lake six and seven yearsrespectively. Captain Marsh, the present owner, believes that the Enterprise will be as popular as ever, and is prepared to accommodate in every possible manner, all who come his way with their patronage. Bicycles and bah carria'ges_taken along. W. E. Shep- ! carmsh suppli ' hoica cigm'and,'.ro. ; bnccoa at Shxjubaole . . . I`. t$;'Mei1 s a.n'd.B ' A Lustre, Alpaca, Crash and Linen Uoata c p at hman & Perry s. ZIVCI I-IKl!?U, , UUIIVL IIJCIIIUQ-l.\dQI7H ()0 Starting with one nurse, there is now a` sta of four, who are all most enthusiastic in their work, and nd their time fully oc- cupied. Considerable time and money are now being spent on the improvement of the grounds,.an_d some_ additional supplies are being purchased to meet the further require- ments of- the operating room. Weekly lec~ tures are given to the nurses by the mem- bers of the medical staff, in addition to the regular instruction given by Miss Campbell, the superintendent. Tho Hi:-nnfnru awn nlnnunrl I-A I-in cu`-Jo 4-n UIJ9 BI-IIIUI Ill UCI-IIJCIJUI The directors are pleased to be able to report so much good work done, and are satised , that the statement will be read with interest by the many friends of the institution. As it. is now almost a. year since the Royal Victoria. Hospital was dedicated on Jubilee Day ibis tting to give `some detzuls of the ` work accomplished. \ rphnnnl-5 Ohm nuonnn `\n:'A:`\nn cunt: nab n-un-`L ` VVUIQ DUUUUIPIIUUUIIQ Though the present building was set apart ` for hospital purposes on the 22nd of June, it was almost the 1st of September before it was in condition to receive patients. Since that time ove $800 has been spent by the trustees in pu ting the building in a perfect sanitary state, and in the purchase of the many appliances required in a modern hospi- tal. In addition to this large sum the sev- eral churches in the town each undertook the furnishing of a ward, and one of them furnished the operating `room and the main entrance hall. Our late member, the .la- mented J) Alton McCarthy. most liberally presented the hospital with an operating table, equipped with all the modern im- rovements. Mr. McCarthy had always een a staunch friend" of the institution, and the loss will be severely felt by the hospital, as well as by every charitable institution in the county. Other largesubscribers to the funds have been Mr. Whitcher, of Galt ; Mr. 1). Crawford, of St. Louis, Mo; Senator Gowan, the late Sir Cornelius Kortrigbt, the late Mrs.` Canning, who left a legacy of $100 to the institution ; and to the Woman s Auxiliary, of Barrie, without whose assist- ance much of the work accomplished would have been impossible. mkn lnnn`;I-`nu `hnnn nyl:nl1 I-lnn I-In`-::\r\C-A l _ Thirtyntwo patients have been discharged } cured, nine relieved, and seven are now under treatment. Five patients have died during the period-one at 78 years, follow- ing pneumonia ; one at about 80 years, from apoplexv ; and the other three of incurable diseases. The other cases treated were as follows :-Fractures, 2; sciatica, 1 ; pneu- monia, l ; dislocation of hip, 1 ; dislocation of shoulder, 1 ; appendicitis (operation), 2; typhoid ` fever, 3; hairlip operations, 2; strangulated hernia, 2; radical cure of -hernia, 1 ; empyema, 1 ; menmgitis,J ; can- cer, l ; surgical eye diseases, 10; other sur- Pical cases, 16 ; other medicalcasee, 3. * QC-nu`:-nor '11:!-`u nan nuuuonn C-`unt; 3:: many: 1|` we are ` -mung Shirts for 750. thin PIRE. ll`! '9 IIWVII lIIllI\JI|)Ico The localities from which the patients come have been Well spread over the county, as the following gures will show. From Oro there have been 10, Barrie, 13'; Innisl, 8; Medonte, 3; F108, 1; Vespra, 5; Col- lingwood. 3; Essa, 4; Orillia, 2; Tecum- seth, 1 ; Mulmur, 1 ; Gwillimbury, 1 ; and the county of Victoria, 1. mnvn aunt-I.nv\`n Lnuvn I-xnnvu nnnn::n-H: :rIl\I-In `Ln `U unnaaJ.... -.. _--..._, v- -.-.. _-'~. LETHI-`.RBY--COTTON--At Parry Sound, on Monday, 6th inst.. John Amos Letherby, of Midland, to Miss Jessie Rutherford Cotton. of Parry Sound. .\'oLAx-O'DosxEL-In the Romain Catholic church Bradford, on Wedn_esda ', J une 1st, 1898. by the Rev. Father Morrxs. r. Nolan. of Newton Robinson, to Mxss Cassie O'Donnell, of Deer- hurst. SEDFoI Batteau, on Tuesday. 7th intt.. by Rev. Mr. Lmdsay. Mr. H. M. Sedford to Miss Alice Jackson. HARTLEY-GORDO.\'-In Coliingwood, on Wednes- day, 8th inst.. Rev. Mr. Hartley. of Grand Rapids, U.S., to Miss Ella Gordon. Colhngwootii. Hor.\'-l{xnu-At Allistou. on Monday, 6th iust., by Rev. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Thos. Hoey. to Miss jcnnic Kidd. .\IARTI.\'--I)RESTON--On VVednesda.y. 8th inst by Rev. B. R. Strangwavs. Miss Lucy M. Preston- to Mr. W. Martin, of'Hillsdale. C L'.\z\'m:nAM-\VlLsoN- At Cookstown, on Tuesday, mh inst , at the residence of the bride's} father. b\ Rev. John Smith, Mr. Jerry Cunm _ _ _ n$_ham, farmer, of Essa. to Mnss Jessxe R. V 1lsox.. 3:1:-rrhrnrnf \\7n1 W;`nn Ran. ULIU VUUIJIJJ Ul. V 1'-JIIUL I9, 1. Two patients have been received from the county gaol who were taken ill while under commitment as indigents; one of them was under treatment for one month, and the other one for over six monts, and is still in the institution. f'l1I_2,.n ._ IVUIIIIJVII UQIIICI IILICII-I ELWUIJC Councillors Johnson and Powell moved that the Finance Committee deal with a. let:- ` ter from the Glass Manufactory, asking for inducements. Reeve McLean was authoriz- ed to communicate with the Company imme- 1 diatelv. 'I"ln). I`.-......-.31 -L-.. ...`l:...-.......-`I looks as ifetboth sides are united in heaping up the costs. Frawley-No person regrets these adjournments more than the Commit- tee. The second last adjournment was made at the instance of Mr. Pepler, owing to the death of Mr. Dalton McCarthy. Last week the sudden death of Arbitrator Barwick s partner necessitated another adjournment. As Judge Benson had his County Court business to attend to, the case could not be resumed earlier than 28th. I\--___SII-_._ `l -I___.--A ___J 'I\___,1I ,,, , ,1 ;_:`:{2'* 23? 2 #5 .?.:: 2.T.:z22. I Report of the Royal Victoria Hospital. we `are Iodine IIIIIIIH fniu Hn, Ilrlu J1 DWI Y Q The Council then adjourned. Return of the Enterprise. II .\IVlV5U\l .LlIlUPUe sill` God Save the Queen. Band Concert. .\'micu is hereby given pursuant 0 Revised Stat- Utes of Ontario, 1897, chap. 129. 1: all creditors and having claims ag ' st the estate 9f Angus. m eceased, died on nr ah... oi... ...ok A-in nf nnnlslun-_ A.n.- mot. R. RAIKES, Secretary. $.l.00 Colored E at THE EM- lI!'I`h`IlI-9 sum to worth Ol.75q uu n lJUlIllDLIVI.IU_lI7VllLlH U! u [U83 To all "the members of `his family, and more especially those of his immediate house- hold, we desire to tender our dee est sym- thy. and we sincerely hope that give. Mc- aaarthy may derive comfort from the only source of consolstion in such a loss ushc he: sustained. s . I-_L _ __ I-IIU I-UUIPIUI-Ila UL DIJIII HIUIIUVI llltll-IUIIIUI-I5. To the profession generally and to the `several legal rms in particular with which `an snag nnnnnnl-at` h`u Ink: 119:!` In; I-nun..- lcvvuu IUSDI uaxun nu Ens uuiuuna wuu wuiuu he was connected, his loss will be irrepar- able, and to the large number of his more intimate friends.-V by whom his real indivi- duality waa known and enjoyed, there will he a permanentieeling of a eat loss. To membersof in fa_m_il3:, _.A____ __...._:_II_ LL___ .1! L9, 9 | UK CIUUTIIIW\BO F. Mwwmr, While a law student our County Town, he early gave evidence" of great industry and uncommon ability, and upon his call to the Bar in 1857, he at once took at leading position among the Counsel of this county. and by rapid strides won for himself a fore- most place in the legal profession of the whole Province. Mr. MoCarthy s subse- quent career was not only distinguished by the characteristics already referred to, but by that fearlessness, integrity and courage which obtained for him universal admira- tiog and esteem. -__...._j 1... LL- lV_-__ _._!LL LL- ___,I_ ,1 UIVII QLIIJ U6! U0: LII * Honored by the Crown with the rank of Queen : Counsel and honored by the eople with the position of member of the ouse of Commons for this Dominion, Mr. Mc- Carthy, had his life been spared for 9. few more years, would. no doubt, have been ` the recipient of still greater distinctions. Tn Irina I|IIl\`AI=l'III nnnninlln marl on 61.4; Resolved-That we the members of the Count of Simcoe Law Association, at a specie meeting after the death of our late colleague, Mr. D Alton McCarthy, Q.C., M.P.. desire to place on record our sense of the loss sustained by the Bar of the Pro- vince throuah the sudden and deplorable event which removed Mr. McCarthy from III " UK scgurntxes. (it any) held them. Aug notice is hereby iven that after the last mcnt_mned date the said dministratora will proceed to dmnbutc the assets f the said deceased among `hf Persons entitled th eto. having regard only to the clzums of which th shall then have had notice. an_d the said Administr tors will not be liable for the Sand asset; or any p t thereof to any person or pergaons cf whose cl us they shall not have had noncc at the aimc of stribution. D-`it:-d at Barrie, 9 day of June, 18q8. THE TEISTS & GUARANTEE OMPANY. LIMITED. Toronto. {Ev H_E\_vsoN, CRESWICKE. of the Town 0 B1l'I'l(` In Ilwn Cnuunfv of gimnnn, fhll` Solicitors. ma.`-"`"" -The Trustees 0; . the Royal Victoria Hospital desire to acknowledge with sincere thanks the receipt of the following donations inthe month ot May :-D. Crawford. Esq., $25; Wm. O'Brien, $10 ; Rev. D. D. Mc- Leod, a bureau ; J. M. Bothwell, a refriger- ator ; Miss E. Raikes, a mangle ; Dora Dutton and Edna Taylor, a child s rocking chair ; W. Georgen, Esq., camp bed ; Ladies of Presbyterian church, 2 nightgowns ; Mrs. Way, 2 gowns, fruit". and illustrated papers ; ve etables from Mrs. Gowan, Mrs. 0 Brien, an Mrs. Justice ; fruit from Mrs. Dyment, Mrs. S. Dyrnent and Mrs. Vansickle ; ow~ ers from Trinity church, John Versey, } V:1ter E. Raikes, Keith Lennox and Jessie o . E'The largest s and Vests is at C9. ' Resolution passed at aopeoial roeeting of the County of Simcoe Law Association held on the twenty-sixth day of May, 1898 : $3'Specia.l sale for t weeks of all lines in Dress Goods, She gs, Cottons, Linens, Boots and Shoes Men s Clothing. 3 bankrupt stocks in . inds old stand. -Mr. R. Williamson has bought one acre on Wellington street comprising part of Russell terrace. He will rebuild the two double dwellings and call the acre Welling- ton square. - . rn-_-,n 4~_:-4n- ml.) .- -- .. . _....... E$'Boots and Sh f a.ll'kinds at just one-half what they co Isewhere Baillie ! stock and 1500 pai a plea in B. Hinds old stand. --In our report of the school picnic last week we omitted E. B. Reid s and A. Good- all s names from the list of trustees who were on the grounds. `I ! 7 , .1, _ ,__,.___ -Express messenger James Scott is work- ing on the Toronto to Montrea.l express. Baldwin Bailey has taken J im's place on the Barrie to Penetang. train. ___(\ o 1 c - - -- -- Bi;'t(- .W( .`;alatla : TEE BROS. A --The Longforcl was in the dry dock on Tuesday and received a. new propeller. The boat is oicered as follows :-Lachlan J oun- son, captain ; Angus Caldwell, engineer ; John Johnstone, reman. '--Teams with heavy loads nd very great diicultv in going along Ross street west im- mediately upon leaving Bradford street. It would not cost very much to put the defect- ive part in passable condition. (LI'h_.I 11-----. an _ 5_,_ --u -- A . umrnn 1. unmunu. Luluplouo Bx` `the Barrio m the pounty of Simcoe, their Solicitors. 91:0, Ilt: Red Crow, no Tea. no blend. choicest over 0 . B0'l`tlWEl.l. 8. -Not long ago Flos Council prohibited bicycling on the sidewalks and foot-paths of the township. At; the last meeting a by-law was passed prohibiting the use in the town- ship of reballs. squibs or recrackers. ,_ 77 _,__c, t__.___ :_ __: _,-__ -._.-_ -....... Long White Plq " i at THE EM- PIRE. WM -7.. _-.v._` `u. --`.-a- 1 ,-.pa.u\rI.JI --A full report of th;7(.3-ovurt of Revision s sittings and decisions is xlnavoidably held over till next issue. -Mr. L Vair placed owers in the public school ower beds last week. Mr. Justice filled` the beds on the Collegiate Institute lawn with a choice collection of geraniuma, etc. Mr. F. Browne has improved the ata- tion lawn by placing a large number of beautiful plants in the bed there. Caretaker Hill has set out the usual number of pretty owering plants on the post oice lawn. `I .._... `IiTI_.I4- u5.n-__;i:. `E1411. .4 p-ur-us -1..- " ` `T15 , m'For a. refreshing tb go to Shrubsole l Cigar Store and Bath ooms. Summer Coats tor n` and Boys tor 750. each. at HUN ,BROS. -The steamer Conqueror is about ready for her trips between here and Big Bay Bay Point which she will begin on the 20th inst. Her crew is George Carlev, captain; Charles Dowser, engineer; Richard Bur- nand, reman. ,,,' ' .._ )'_....a - .. A Series of Short and Newey Paragraphs Carefully Prepared for the Benet of Our Many Readers. ` -The town wheelbarrow has come back. 18'Shirt W ' worth $1 to $2 for 750. in B. Hinds old 3 . I I Str'aWberes - fruit. fresh BOTlIWELL k 4 -- -- '7 WHughes Bros have ded to their bi- cycle repair equipme one of the most modern tire vulcamzer manufactured at the ` Hartford Rubber Wo s. Harry Edmonds, }their representative, is instructing F. W. ; Hughes in the use of,this machine. A. VERY INTERESTING CHAPTER OF` LOCAL HISTORY. BRO\\'.\'-At Ivy. on June 7th. Mary Brown, relict of the late John Brown, of Ivy. aged 76 years. O'I)o.\'x+:LL~In Toronto, on Wednesday, June 1st. 1&8. Mrg. Jas. O'Donnell. of Gilford, aged, 28 }cars. 6 months and 27 days. GRAXT-Ol'l Thursday, June 9th, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Grant, Mary street. aged about six months. ` I\IcV\'A'11:Rs-In Elmvale, on Friday. 3rd inst., Mary A.. beloved wife of Mr. J. W. Mcwaters. aged 2:. van re 18 rlnrc THE LATEST LUGAL HAPPENINGS. $1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE swan con-ms nvl cum-s Resolution of Sympathy. E of Inga weight Coats I213" Perrv s. sfor $1.00 at HUN- * preserving. ne tl, 6c. this Week at SUCCESSOR TO S. B. WINDRUMI: 31 King St. East (up stairs) Toronto; 1 Established 1880. . FULL LINE or BRow.w--At Collingwoor, on Saturday, J the wife of Geo. Brown, of T. N. Brg!v1s":14zlg?;8,;A of a daughter. A 50 n_.At Ivy. on Saturday. June th. th ' R\_],LRando1ph Arnold, of a daughI:`e`r. e wlffe of B :iZT.c`. %::i:z';,J1?s.;:s- 3 *" * Mr-% and ;J`1?sf?.';`? S}-J.`;f? 3'44 M 3 to Mr- MARRIED. TIMLIN--Dl`Fl-`Y-At St. Columk_ill's church. Upteru grovc, bv Rev. Father Whntney. Mr. Michael Timlin. of bptergrove, to Muss Kane Duffy, of Rathburn. _ - > F0\\'LlE-CHEW-Al the residence of the bride's parents, Mid_land. June_ 7. by Rev.` Mr. Dunlcig, Albert Fowhe. of Ornllxa. to MISS Alice . Louise Chew. daughter of Mr. George Chew, Midland. PowER.\`-HOl,'LE-At Jack's Lake. on Wedneselay, xst inst.. by Rev, Mr. Ebzr, Mr. George Powers, ... M:cc Inlia N. Houle. 0 New Fins. Barriu. Administrators olicel 1 LUIV ; ;_-,A'.` k`. And Wish to - I. s \~~\ `___ that has 73 pm, gs) ftU:xtn es`s} College goo Situations cones rudllgte . .`xce1sior Business nuuaga B v arria. Documents on le to Prove th- 26-ly 13 Staten, W. J _ R an`. \ _J SS- Principa,1_ H. M.I.0lINT Sterling Silver and `Plated Were, Watches, Blocks, Jew- elry, Blouse Sets, Belt Pine, Belts, Newest Desiglle. A Special Attention Given to Weteheltep ' ' g. t 28-lv - Hom-: 2608 > ~ I ut one- , ((-7 .37.; A 0'; the Council chan7b3f.c:ou. .'3gwood. Any par-on ky":'n8 havin any account: or 0th_Bl'4bIIi.l"BI`I to f . , I. . ._ . th~ea:;:::*:... ..::s.t`.:"s;*::...':%?'****" *"""% ~ R. 'r. 3A`N'rI1;Ig A _ 7 ivrie. June 5:..9 .`,`a'T" ." ?' "3`.-..;.;S"`;: ` V ; ` Staging name. a_ddress, t_eacher. school. apgl which xamination, all npformatton .bout_ compeutnon will tie cheerfully furmshed. M entxon the paper. Address ... 1| &I_.l|Il DDTKTPIDAY ` ;:f]une session offthe Councilof the Corp 1 theC f ' - - : `Minn ..".' `i .s~.`I"_'2".`E`:".`5i'."l'.; ""` ` the County ofSi}'H':o ;v_iil-blhmenea on` 3 T` ` pumsnn, _14t_l1_ nu or uJmf% 5cH5f;Ki=*sHIP _ umn. an-ado Ilnlslnenn nllanm T V ARE IF Ygcg/NTEMPLATING ...2.~In (us an in m o - ` `mason g ' 5 Co m.::.:.=c'.::*~ qlake -tweet. ammaaaauayiwa-Ln of `mitllte. known I! ,Bonlda'Eal{' fumuma other modern grim FuJoN comet, 10017 GENERAL SERVANT WANTED- K.....I.. a.- IIDC Q YWVKTFNT II\ '-':a-wk af-an} rarmcr, OI ussa. [O LVIISS JCE daughter of Wm. Wilson. Esq. ::;..._---------- . XLVII. N . . VOL SAMUE: 3: vw r.I\n---A .5: inst.,Vi5_Cv"Relr','1V1`."i.:B ',"19iI-I 620:} to Miss Julia N. Houle. 0 New Flos. AL 11-..--- Q_._A_! - 3% - _ \ Inalli 1 . is worth \'1:1rf1",,l'g,a'dEB|lI|ne. \ ` ~ - _ 111:; candidates} lit}-angel Cone-`R have the chance 31': Xhe next eand I`e`ys IS year B Kan-`inat. ' Y Vvg-[n `|1 Ewto lug -`U11 UDIVEIVIIL4 s3I`4l\V.`1'AV J. VVHLV .lL`4lJ-' _.xpp1y to MRS. s. DYMENT, .0 High street. '11`, 24-26 Re JOHN Dotynsgd. line of th 8 Ounhy AF ggnunnn urn` nnmrnnnnn (III ` N E W AQVERTISEMENTS. `"3: 6th.Cx8;g.? -..._ . . `H_ 5|-mw, PR1N1i AL, _ .._ -._1 t'!.........J C4.....-L_ ll` .VII. . WHOLE N ` wnsnxvo Proprietor. 0 "In ll ll"III . - ----------.-, Yonge and Gerrard Streets. Toronto, 7.A. FREE BORN. DIED .' }Ef I Lu lauvquu wast cprncgc ah. Anaannnll . That desirable residence gnu grounne on me yes: side of Bayfield_etreet. hag: lite Sit Cornehue: Kortnght,_gn"clg1` gamble. V BI.rden. etc. For*fu`gr :t?g_l`ynt:T . e `- s1'oiiEana owauluo 1?o%%l!_o;:IVt;,%_ ` % No. to E st.I'.oet,. 2315 ivgzgof tthe ton Hotel--. as,-e-Iio,ci'~ .h-don M: M IA xv. .. .5- magma nu-ncng L .1 tf. ton note. r.oguu_w-- say at the Anwmca Orncz; c9fnCP.o] I_lII -uvv-- ---..._._. % `ms . .{ M 73 iwsou` ck cnnswxcxn. IDII',Qv_Iw- 40! w . . -~ - , , , ' ' IIIIIIG I . As'r.U n.-:Honn s gun` cAI;r"1;lI-B; mg wn aft.` ` '" .15. O Gmuuum ~H.E1N'.l'ZMAN. Orders left for Tuning at No 1, Music Hall Block. will receive_ careful attention. 2 - _ _ ----- __-.'u- . -nnnl-' annu- $3510 roucwu, _thereon. We take pleasure in recommenglinf MR. FRED. BROOKS as a com etent and. rehabe Tuner and Re airer, and woul requcst our atronato entrust to im work of this discription. espectfully yours, -Humrzum. ~ (3.11-.. Ink Cnr TII:9 at No 1. Music Will FCCEIVC: uurcnuu men. nnu6ii`'j""' maze, um "sun , Aavnrga v'Inv|_iv' ..--.. ..._-. Girls race. 13 years and under-Ida. Rob- inson, Craigvale; Maggie Constable, Craig- va.le ; Louisa Warnica, Big Bay Point. Girls race, 11 years and under--Clara. Elliott, Big Bay Point ; Gertie Reid. Big Bay Point ; Aggie Constable, Cra.igva.le._ 3` ~ ~- D -- ---- __.I ....'.I4-nu Ann:nnnn_ `Last Friday s Evant--B.aces and %l}ames--A Pleasant Time. III-lvybc Boys race, 13 years and under--Ed. Dun- can, Stroud ; Algie Ness, 12th Line; Thos. Cook, Painswick. 11 n,,.._ ._..l -___.1.... Ala}- \lVVl3, In wnuva vv nvnou Boys race, 11 years and under-A1gie Guest, 12th Line ; Thos. Cook.`Painawick ; Norman Cross, Nantyr. .3 _-__.1-_ 12.]... L1 VI Hulls \/Avun, any-an-VJ.- Boys race, 8 `years and under-John Hewson, Peinswick; Herb. Uook, Pains- wick ; Dolph Gueet. 12th Line. _,_, __j -_._.1-.. TA- DIJI END`OWMENT % uNsuRANo_E_ POL|_0IE$_ -LI-KIVVWIKL IJIQUKS , JJGU U. ` `V O ld\!\l5Vl- V1 \I\I'~O Bert. McUonkey_ Percy Campbell Cameron Latimer % Backs` Bert. Dickey B}d.RD`1)1ncan 2 Vgeft 3 GThos. . o ertson ing. _ eo. Wesley Hudie Right Frank Robins Wing. (ias. Mcipnkev : Cen- { iott 0 ins tree. ` Mintoe Referee, Miiton McConkey. L Afterthe dust of the football match had cleared away, a series of twelve races was proceeded with. The winner of rst prize received twenty-ve cents cash; second rize, fteen cents; third prize, ten cents. r. John Guest, of Big Bay Point, directed the names and was assisted by the teachers. The prize winners were as follows :- n - -_._ 13.1 `n.-........ QL.......l. |8|' Luv ruluv vvuoauvuu vv vuw -_ _-_-- Boys race, open-Ed. Duno;n~, `Strand ; George Culbert, Painawick; Mac. Neas, Nantvr. -4 I I A fj 'l\__,_ Sandy Cove is formed by a , graceful bend in the shore of Lake Simcoe about midway between the 11th and 12th concessions of Innisl. The four or ve acres of cleared land was cleared` years ago as a log landing place, whence logs were taken to sawmills at Bell Ewart and adjoining places. The glot is new clean and grassy and has for ackzround shady groves; with these and other natural facilities the place is admirably suited for picnicking -_ .. -- `.-.`_---._--an For several years the schools of adjoining localities have held a union ionic` at Sandy Cove and a large number 0 eople. young and old, attend every year. be following six schools were re resented last Friday when this year's picnic was held" :- Stroud . . . . . . . . . . .Teaoher, Mr. Deering Twelfth Line . . . . . . . at Miss Lewis Nantyr . . . y. . . . . . . . . n Mr. Houston Painswick . . . . . . . . . In Mr. Curtis Big Bay Point . . . . . . n Mr. Morrison Craigvale . . . . .. in Mr. Gowan Pupils from the various schools came either in loads or with their parents. Messrs. Wm. Goodfellow. Spencer Crowley and Wil- liam Reid brought loads of happy children from Stroud, and Messrs. Harvey AMcCul- louqh, Matthew Ness and James Clark from Nantyr. Aroooq the trustees noticed on the grounds during the afternoon were Messrs. Josh. Guest and George Webb, of Big Bay Point; p_nkf NrA:"wr DA unna nut` `K7:":nv-In Inf-:, The lake was too rough for boating so amusement was conned principally to the various races, matches, etc. Swinging was indulged in freely by the girls. The sports started off with a football match between Stro_ud and Nantyr schools resulting in a victory for Stroud by 1 goal to 0. The play- ers were as follows : A .l .. AnnualPicnic GueEtanIi 'GSo}Ee" W3b1,'6' 13'i};'i& PEi`xi'; Robt. Neilly, Robt. Bond and William Lati- mnuv A` l`.w-nhvnnlno Jnhn Q Thin Jnkn LIUIJEQ LVUIIIJ, I-UUIJIIQ IJUI-IKI IILIVI VV IIIIDIII lJlI|ol' mer, of Oraigvale; John S. Wice, John Pratt and George Cross, of Twelfth Line; Robert: J. Black. W. Latitner and Johnson Black, of Shroud. Among other visitors were` Rev. Canon Murphv, Innisl; E. A. Little, M. P. P. , A1ls.ndo.le; Dr. Evans, Shroud. s;,;..;a." Nantyr. Roy Black Goal. \IZIVallace Cross Elmer Robins Half orman Cross 1I3Iowar1 Blue: 3 Bac ks. Lecgerwgoldi ert. 1cGon ey_ ercy amp e ga_m`ronLa.t:imer, \ T ,3. I fI'1l-__ l`1_-I_ . I-Icw is % Your Watch -Does it stop ogcasionally. or is it always goihg but not to be relxed on for the correct time ? " . Highest Cash price aid fox; Endo wa;1neut`Inauanoe Policxu, ix} mpanics or money loaned I.-_`.un ' VUIJ ul-UIIIU , sdaaov `Iva-wvvvvvuv, w---v N ,. Girl's race, 8 years (Sud under-V--Aggie Con- I-RU JSUVIIIVUII `Iv - av-v _______.____.__..____________ tmghlznucn ml! ,s.dn OR `rot 1`z.n1~`I"r1`t-h-'. _ . I. on - pt Goran: -` A----~--- ` "1`lI V - I-`OB SALE 93 _170_BE._LE_T.` ii: Corn%_lius*;_ |:tol:'t.ngnn_;l_clyp1ng -lunau, Inn` . to. or u r a . . " STlATI-I/Y az nf1"EN. vi;-Vtf - A. -Solicitors.Bu-tie. rs, in_, relipl n. Apply The eweler, 86 Dunlop-`st. m