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lube `kind of buying done at this store. A ne north light and direct skylight over our Dress de- partment. M 50c Dress Goods- The (`onlerenoo In llonn-en`! It At III End- Aberdeen In Montreal. M0.\'1'iuLu., 13110.. April 9.-The con- ference between Mgr. Merry del Val und the archbishop.-is at M1 and and his grace of St. Boniface has left Montresl.trni-oiling on the emio train as conveyed his excallency the [governor-general back to Ottawa. Lord Aberdeen had come to Montreal speciuily to attend the dinner given by Sir Donald Smith, at which the papal delegate was A guest. The utmost secrecy is being Inninreinod as to dhnt transpired at the conference. and anything said bf it is merely speculative. W Lllell` UUIUVUKI appropriate add rats. n hnnnv hour in VA any runway counpuny. The governmeutrlms made .000 clear out of one crown lends deal, on has the land. Alexander McA|-Lhur. of Mclkrthur Bros.. made I deal with the government. for a (`town land berth. Two weeks later Mr. McArthur died, and it. was leerned that he hind never coneulbed other members of the firm. who seriously objected. They offered $5,000 for a release from the bar- pein. A select. committee of members met. this morning and recommended that. the otfer be accepted. Bnluy River Llne To no llomued Along Iu Euuro Length. Tnnoxro. April 9.---The Ontario cubi- net has decided on its railway policy for the present. aosaion after some discussion. The only lino to be bonused will` be the proposed Run)" River railway. connecting |'brt. Arthur with Fort. Frances. along its entire length. some 160 or I70 miles in all. Tho bonus will be to the full statutory limit. of $3.000 per mile. Nn amh-irlv nun he oivnn In the James RAILWAY POLICY OECIDED UPON. llnllla OI Q05,`-NH WK` UNIS. . No subsidy om be given to the James Bay railway company. 'l`lm nnvnl-nmAnl.'I|ns made `.1000 clear NOFHING WILL BE DISCLOSED. Wu lulled And Entou rut`: A ~u n A A Venom .| -- r\,. A VIE IN LOYALTY. Will:-nz-rW".`:'a Int moans: hnnlln In W! III" 0% IIIGI EIIIIXI, WIIUI XI` dccidod ranlnbluoeotonliltrd. Bhohd hui uomncln Itonbloilnrinra thopul two years and could obtain no it! from nadi- cul lrutuouk Sims Inch 18%}: the land _ uh no solid food. Tmlday night the : .r _ nI'5`.`C:ll'IDIII, 0| K-IIII KVUIT teen. Tuesday. vomited up I nlnhnoo known to fungal of the utonnchjvo inchol inkngthuudonoiuchthichwhiohlton 3 danidnd mnnbhnenmnlinrd. Bhahnd maws or nus wunLn.| I unrorcea. Three extemix-e dry goods houses in Toronto have been recent] diepensing withnnumber of hands of fang oen-ice. on the ostensible reason of dull times. In the one of one rm the discharge: Il`0 under:-tood vvto he in connection with charges oi alleged dishonesty. AI. Knoxville. Tenn.. venterdnv. some of CDITKOF OX IIIOSUH UIUDOIIXI-_V. At Knoxville. Tenn.. yeeterday, some of tholergees wholesale and retail boeineee houses in the south veto destroyed by are. The lose in one and 3 half million dollars. with sin per cent. "of insurance. The register 0 the Hotel Knox. in which fty- .. _--... .|..-J... mg; kn-ngol I YPKIIIQT OI [I30 O11 IXHOX. III WHICH lly,- aix persons were sleeping. was burned. ~ The proprietor up live or six guests have i not put. in an nppannco. I. . um. s. nnnun Buccnulu to`m Peculiar Diana. :4 _, `Viv n ,-In an, )nII~_ I UI'IIIuI' lliiiuis Cl..\\l'0.\`. N.\'., A il 9.- Addie Short.-lhnhnll. of ' pl tonn- Qnon Tnnnrlne. vnlnilml nn A lnlintnlun what omes to Us from All ` _V Quarters. IPARA[:RAPllSWli|II|.EIllJP.| cum st. `IELEGRAMS FROM` THE EARTI-PS FOUR QUARTERS GIVEN. Little Intern `nut Into:-out mvorybody-- Rota From All Over---Little of Ivor)- thlnx lullv Bend and Bomolnborod by Tho Door Pumlo. Helena. Arkanau, has 3,000 ood suf- ferera. . n.._....| n-.. I .. .:.....;..- n...s km LI`. 1...... CIPIIHQ Relative to the arroet. and deportation from Honolulu of a man named W. J. Uranstoun, the British government pro- pose: to addron the Hawaiian government `on the subject as soon as it is definitely ascertained that Cmnoiom is a British sub- jeot. A ..I:_-_-- I.-- L--- ..--..o..l an Pnl Jun; A divorce he been granted to C01. Frederick Arthur Wolle.-Icy. third non of the first earl Cowley. His wile Ina Knto Vaughan. an actreu. The ground was misconduct. with members of her-company. This in the second time Wollozley has been divorced. I TL... _-A-..-.`.-- J-.. mogul- LA... in 6`.54),UUU. Tno Flying Rollers are moving from Detroit to Windsor. The colony will lo- moo there. 1...... I`.'..\.... \l' D I) up! mar-Ah`. vmouu nmo wnruen. The gate Miss Winnifrod Martin. of Baltimore, has bequeathed $500,000 to Catholic churches and charities. A ......l...... -A..L.. l\D ..`..i... in Daub}. Afninn docks. The Cornwall canal will not be opened until the first of May. The Welland Canal, however. will be opened on the `.20t.h of April. It in mnnrtnd that Mm lihnmln will antar son. Chilinn oicera, Gen. Canto. Gen. Novoa, Gen. Cortex. Gen. Gorostinga. Col. Friou and Col. Bulnoe. have been aus- pendod and will be court mnrtinllod. They no nccuad of serious breach of dia- ciplino. Rnlnlivn tn the arm. and danorhtion IBHUIHK Ul UEHII UUIIIIUEIIUCU. The (Hobo our mills at were burned, entailing a loss $25,000. Tn. Wlninn Dunn:-n nu-A mnu uwo snare. James Fisher, M. P. I ., will represent the Manitoba government on the Hudson : Bay expedition. A hno nf nnnnmted beaver skin: has She Came Back. any expeumon. A bag of conscated beaver been forwarded from the north to the pro- vinoiul game warden. TL- nu: Kiln. `.`4 in\n:`Fnl` Klnrfin nf uaumnc cnurcnea nnu cnarluou. A serious state of naira in South Africa is reported, mbolliou baring broken oun in two or three districts nenr Delngoa Buy. Hm-r Lnnnnr Hun nnt.i.Rnmitn lander in Lr, CINE Dime Dy KanlVe"0llf|'.lll HI ]0l'|(ay. A bill will shortly be placed before the 1: ench chamber of deputies, asking for two hundred million lrancu to build naval docks. H... I" nnnnn mll nnlnn` quill nab. I-so nnnnntl 0| April. It is reported that the liberals will enter A protest. in Champlain. being anxious to fight. the battle over again with 5 more in- dependent. candidate. Hsununl (Harlan. :1 vmino mun amnioved ferera. Consul Lee denies that he ha's been uncivilly treated b Weyier. In the Griawol district of Manitoba wading has been commenced. _ The Hlnhn nnr mills an Comvnll `two or ulree U|H[.I`K.'lU IIUIII` IIUILLKUI lily. Herr Luoger. the anti-Semito leader in Vienna, has again been elected burqomnr tar, this time by thmo-fourths muiority. A hill will nhnrtlv ho nlnnml hufnrn Hm CCWIUQIIU (`8IIUIullD0- Samuel Clarke, :1 young mun employed on a farm near lielleville, was killed by the bursting of A y-wheel while Working A wood-sawing: machine. TI`- I2-Brink um:-linvnnnr Inna nnnnn n hi" KHUBC Ina HI DIX mun WOUKIUQU. The G.aT. R. covered the distance from Toronto to Montreal with I. lard train in eleven hours nnd ten minutes. Belloville to Brockville was covered in three hours. ms... ....o ..t I.....L....- An nu. .....-ma Q5. hcnlnc GI" II large DUIIHESU I! IJIELIIIUT. The wife of June: Lning, of the Lning packing company, Montreal, died in the dental office of Dr. Rondeau while under the inuence of chloroform. which had been administered by Dr. John Hutchi- Inn HOB y0C EXIGIIU [0 IFBIIIHU. Tho radicals in the British house of com- mons have decided to bring about in debate before the Easter recess upon the policy of the government. in the east. In nn rnnnnmar with the nenhunnllnnd EAWFl)ll S [0 D[`K7K\'lIIU WHO UUVUIWU III DIIIEU lIUIllN- The cut. of lumber on the upper Sb. John river and its tributaries last winter isnowestimntedatl'I~I{01NI,0nu feetorabout `25,(l)1I,00()mo:o than for the preceding year. Mrs. Ormiamn Chant. the social reform- year. .\lrn. Ormieton Chant. the social reform- or, gmd nix nurses are going with her to the island of Crete. All members of the party were dressed in n smut. nursing` uniform. 1-...-- ll \|:II:._......... Rum... .....`... ..l.l U10 KOVQTIHDOUII. ID HID Bil-`B. In an encounter with the Bechunnnland insurgent!-. on Tuesday. near Kurumun, the Cxlpo Town volunteers lost. five men killed md had six men wounded. rm... (1 Jr D ......-....-I oh- a:.s....... tmm unuorm. James M. \\"il|inmson, fteen years old. was yesterday given an injection of anti- toxino at the Christian orphans home in St. Louis. Mo., And in forty minutes he was a corpse. (Jnnhnn I-nvnnlm ninnrn seized nu illicit. WOOG - SIIWIIIZ IIIICHHIE. The British pnrliement has passed a bill ` enabling prisoners in criminal cases to , testify in their own behalf. The bill does not. yet extend to Ireland. Thu mdirmlg in the British house of mm- WIID I CUTPEC. Quebec revenue otlicora seized an illicit. 1 uhielaoy still in the house of Theophile `Lnchnnco, now in jnil charged with at- ` tempting to poison A fellow workman. Lachnnce dud II large business can distiller. Thu wifn nf James Lninm of the Lnimr wzexs wmiour rooo. Cornwill of lb0Ilb' Call and have a look`a:J o fmuesrou am We have received outfall line of Spring and Summer SHIRTS. n an -A!II`I'f Klugeton Ornngnnen Will Ipond the Twelfth Ac:-ooze the Border. The Frontenac county Orange lodge met in Victoria hell, Princeea ntreem. yesterday afternoon, county mnater Hdwud Bennett, Kingston, in the chainaup read by hie deputy. Thomas Todd, o (llenburnio. The purpose for which the meeting wu called was to decide an to where and how the 153th of July this year. the `207t.h an- niversary of the Battle of the Bo_vne,ehould be spent. Afmr r-nneidarabla discussion the mem- Von, Altar nmnng aervua mur punou 0| probation. Minn Anna AI-mpur, of Fort. Conlonge. P.Q.; Min Mary Black. Glen- humin_ uni Minn K. Brcnnnn. Munville. This mornin the sight. days retreat It the House of `rm-idonco was cloned by Rav.Fr. Mnring. S..!.. and the uolomn ceremony of tho xonovstion of vow: by the sisters was performed. Two sisters- Siour Mary Alphomua und Sinker Mar Agnoo-took thoirml vows and tho blac nil, after having served their period of nl-nhntinll. Minn Ann: Armour. of Fort. bonlonge. r.q.; lulu mury Duluu, uncu- burnio, md Misc K. Brennan, Muyovillo. took the holy habit. T lSH1RTs| After considerable discussion bers agreed to accept the invitation of the brethren ol Wetertown. N Y.. to spend the "Twelfth" with them The Woter- town lodges have decided to hold a grand celebration at their home this year. and invitations have been issued to and ac- cepted by the lodges at Brockville. Gen- anoquo end Deeeronto and Fronteneo county. The celebration will bethe rst Ornnge demonstration ever held in Water- town, end the event will be 0. red letter one II the history of the order in the United States. Each of the Canadian districts that has accepted the invitation will run an excursion. and it is expected that the attendance will be enormous. Ir..- 1..i.. no.1` mm: :9. n... ..n..m.A that CD0 IBKOIIGIUOB Will 00 OllOI'lll0Il!. For July 12th. H398, it was arranged that the anniversary ehall be spent in Kingston. All the districts than will, this year, visit Watertown will come to King- ston next year. and the Waterwwn bre- thren also will rpend the day here. In order to make the celebration a notable success the work of preparing for it will be commenced at once. It Was A Draw. A game of indoor football, under neo- cincion rules. was the attraction at the \'.M.(`.A. gymnasium Int, evening. The teams pitted against each other were le- preaented as Iollows ; \' U 1` I I\'lN(LRT1IN. \'.)l.l`.A. Kulnnmly. .. I .0hin.~un .. lhuulltun . (Tollior . . l.inlnn..... Ill" PINES. Mr. Whiting pointed out that there were two different purchases and that the liquor waaeold to a minor. He did not a roe with the contention of defendant. %`he magistrate agreed with Mr. Whiting. found defendant ilty. and lined him 820 and coats. with t e option of taking {our- teen dnye in jail. Defendant gave notice that he would appeal. IAWYTHINGNEW mmon . . . . . . . .. J l . . . . i . . . .. Icuauu Rnfun-M--llurtun nnnl Kerr. Although the early part of the game was decidedly in favor of the Y.M.C.A. beam the final score was 4 to 4. the late- ness of the hour making it impouible to play overtime. The Kingston team play- ed under great. disadvantage. their right wing, 1 . Murray. having injured his foot. in practice, and shortly after half-time D. Murray was incapacimted,t.huo the bulk of the work fell on two or three of the regu- lar players. nwinu m the ormnninann of the nlnvincr "created a ulewrnance o_v uelng urunu. Mrs. Soanlen. Alfred street. at whose house deleudmte were boarding, swore that the younger man wont. home drunk on the night of March 20th and broke the door in. She got out of bed. and McNoll_v. on, also rose, and the young men assault- ed her. The nmgietrelo held that there was no evidence against l\lcNnl|y. on. who was accordingly discharged. The younger man was ned $5 and costs. with the option of paying up or going to jail for a month. A __.L..I..-_I.. .I....I.._ .....- AL--.-.ul Lu cums. The defendant explained that the liquor was part of an order for three bottles of beer and half a pint of whiskey. He claim- ed that ho is privileged to sell half I pint. of wine, hnlf a pint. of whiakey and hall a pint. of gin, or as half pint of each of Any three kinds of liquor. without broakin the law prohibiting the sale of loan than v. reo hull pints. Mr. Whitinin nnintnrl nut thnf them warn NH` players. Owing to the crampinesa of the playing room combination work was almost. out. of Lhequostion and a little rough play was indulged in from the en mess to secure the bone of eonte_m.ion. 0 would be un- fair to individualizo or praise any particu- lar player as all worked hard and fast. Father And Son In Court. Michael McNally, ar.. and Michael Mc- Nally. jr., were charged before police xnhgiatrute Du this morning with having "created a disturbance by being drunk." Mn Rnnnlnn, AH:-ad -tr-ooh. uh Ihla A- wholesale dealer was charged by license inspector (Hidden with being guilty of an infraction of the liquor license law by selling liquor in lane than the minimum quantity winch the law allorde to be sold to an individual. The inspector book the stand and testified that he saw the clerk. who was in charge of the etore. sell I flank of liquor containing about half a pint. The proprietor was not in the store at the tiuie. VIM... .l..l.....I-..b ;.-..I..l..-.I blunt IL- Hnnnp WILL GO TO WATERTOWN. Solemn Coromonlu Porlorlnod. n - _.|__:,|.1.._I_-._-_ THIS SEASON IN omo Cline ago. in out do llvxtold of 5 In iv 0 at nho Ind nova bouht fl!?Ii"O.IIIl'Il|._. YES; .|[Nl~ mrkm. KINHSTHN. .IonwoInery ..,..MI\|'liu Hlmw . ..Murruy Ictlaiy IA-5 Jonnsroy I no. Tho cm aononoro 1;!`-non. At the meeting of the board of odiou- tion hold Int. owning this letter was read from city solicitor llclntyto. bach- ing upon the lulu! of certain P"Pl. den- ing city pupil: ftom thooool the count : The not providol that `county pnpl no pupiln when parents or ism ro- `nido in the county in which high school nwondod by Inch upila in Iitnnlall. hnl not within the liln tn of Inch hi I! school diatrict. I am of opinion. that ifthopnnnuor gnu-diam radio in tho county. beyond the limits of tho city the pupil: uooounty pupils md_ not thus or city pupils. oonooquontly. tho but ohonldnotbo uooopud from then no If MIQV can nitv or tuition}. nnnl." |The Past ' Experience Cheaper than ever shown. |Spring& Summer Dress Goods The demand: o! our patrons roquln the we should always be in the clonal nonfat with the noted fuuhlon centres. Abpliolulnl this fact. we mnkoovory preparation to no- qunlnt ourselves with the movomq M abroad. or wherever BRIGHT IDEAD I DRESS can be obtained. ' j lad: who cud nno uovor bouht . GMI of us before. bub having noon on |d|" of nice 00-] no ottou. she was min: 90 In I IIIIUUIU IIIIUIIU I thov Irma cit! a Hus proved more satisfactory than 3 1110 one. This in not only the exporlonao of on womon but all in the pane who dolornd bu- inc until ovon [M0 in April. Our ohow windows will give yous Ilicht idea nlour nook. hm the department Mull will oonvlnuo M. Iclanoo of the Bonn: and hownon In Price of our Drou Goods. "IX II IJIU UHIITIO WI. The club`: oiotnnro: Capt. Cnrtuthotg. resident; Dr. Clarke. vice-pro:-idont; Gm illcn. second vice-pruidon; N. , mcretu-y; W. Mom omcr . trcunnr; . Move, mnnlger: \ . Do nay. on . The next. meeting will be held on W01 day evening next. - '7. -n LIIIIILVLVLLV. IUNIIAL DIIIOTOI um llunmu-ll Pul- oou strut. block shove old stand. us. mm), Tn Lnmln UxDnnlu--IN-In Pr oul utnot. hlophono nu. Opcn Du and um I. I`. llnanu-Aux). Uunn-run nun Eunurn. Princes: Street. Phouu-Wuu'oonn. N; Buldonoo. bl. Lowout prions. ' cert! [Or DUO ovemnx. It was docidod to otu-t pnctiot on tho athletic mound: on Monday evening. to petition the city council to have thofnlr grounds put in pro 1' condition. to col`- ms nu with tho llovillo ox-mam wit I view to pm-ohuing tho nutty IO mite which he offered {or nlolut yar. and I committee was Appointed to with B. W. Folgor rounngomcl :- gnmu It Lalo Ontario put. The club`: oioonnn: Cant. Cnrruthnn. ISTEMSTEACY. FIBER` I DENIED. Lnnnco Uxnn-run um mtnnlln--- II Prinoou uh-cot. Oomu Bydonhun 36:000. 0- nhono communication. ' u-In v mung In ton: I it won't tho would now: In) any more of II. Sho boujhl 3 ton. and I (In: or iwo nines ulna bought none non. Ivluntly aha not her moan`: worth in the hut Ion. out Out! in int n mum. In oono. Prinoou on-con. Uornu E phono utvtt and humorous Inndu. `loll! Dlllldh l`almuze'a booku sold, and The Earth Gird- lod" 3. his latent. and grsmlut. Dolnnnd enormous. Ever body wnntn thin famous hookmnly 08.30. H: hook, bl; volnlnlulonl. A gold mine for workers. Croclit given. Freight paid. Outts lnro. Drop all truh and all the king or books and make Sun In month. Amlrenu for ontllt and territory Tm: Dnnmnuu Beeehnll In Iilngeton. Buebell ehould boom in Kingston thie mmmer, that is if the large turnout of en- thueieete at Con MilIen'e hell last. evening. to reorgnnize the (irnnitee, ie to be taken as a criterion. C. Milieu. chairmen. and W. Montgomery. secretary. were the ol- cere for the evening. lo. was nlnotlul Qn nine-Q. nrnntint nn IL. 3. BLACK AND TAN !`C0'I`(JH (DLIJE PUP. Any not-nun rotninin the name nftal thlu notice will I o pronoun! . Ilncn:u.'n KAI!)- wuu: Bmnl-2. `()l.ICIv()R.-1 WANTED FOR DR. TAL- \ nme's'l`ho Ru-t.h (lr\|leI." in I'll! famous tour around the world. 45 (ml HIM not of and bmbaroun lnndu. `Four all Ion I`nlmure'a sold. AH0lYRMAll) MUS!` IHI WIIJ1 KIWI- momlod An 13 in the ovonlngto III. B. W. FuI.uI-tn. K nu Street. - ]gY IATII APRIL. A GOOD GENERAL ` wun, [00-I vmuon. Inquire Illa I |lI(`K. um Kin: street, after? p.m. HENRY BRAKE. I Prhmnn -(rant. Coma: rdnnhun man. I of nice 00-! onou. going uh: vcmltl IIIVII ni Buying in Daylight iooon ooox. APPLY nt 1113 `nvxnnlo to In Jnns swan. in King strut. Of most ladies has been that an early purchase of `BLACK AND TAN SCOTCH (DLLIE PUP. Anv mnmn nulninn um um. nftn thin onN1cnA1fcEVAm. Aim Wll.Kll!0Xl. 50 Clergy c act. HOUSRMAID MUS!` BI WIIJ4 II I- mnmlnd Annlv in tho ovoninnlo III. CLOCKS 7e are prepared with 3 Superb Stock for the Entor Tudo. STRAYED OR STOLEN. WEATHER PROBABILITIES. % SLCOND mDI"rIoN. ALARM CLOCKS. wmu!-, In or aleoh. Dram; Goods Importers. Up 1' Sb. Lnwronoo: Strong winJ: cloudy. followed by mu M nr algal; w.f[bEu}TuT" nnnnnnu A|I'I\`2lAIIlI ._-T_-TI.-- T. '1". HA RRISON. -- Alli` nhnhnitll WANTEIT II'WIl5l% uwupiuu ! or ntidontpopllo.'_' is:LY T0 III` a . 32.3 on n.A3:.' vlzlnn nnhnnn F9 Ymn; NO. 84; PAINT. DIl>|.Il'IlIl I? Ilvuun WHIU f.`0N`l'l-I.\'lS. Page |.---Pu-Iinmepury Prodoodinge : From the Wide Wide World. Pngo2.--Budgob Prepared ; Killed in a Runsway : Local Intelligence. 11.... n _.M.- Mill- lgttar : Sout.hAfri- '1'! III! NUII IIUIII lvr nun. ---w--- `lo Pool Thouulvu by. Royal Amnum moon to-hight. Parliament of rrozgnooy to-night. Auoolon uloo ran estate and 110 Colborno that At Milk auction rooms on Suturdny up noon. wmu These ftyg cent Dress Stus opened! it week are giving the 7 M x stun`: a hustiing race. , `away beyond any we ever 0 cred before. Nearly a hundred Shading: .and Weaves to choose from. Crinkle Weaves. Tiny Overshot Checks. Silk Shading Melanges. Two-toned herring bone Novel- 41-- -.___--_- no irony taco Book to: wmg Icudorl us. 9...: -I-Innunlvnn hr. 3... n..i;.T v2.'.;,%.]I:......T ... ..... thing! in the hunch Academy promul- Ilpdliiuhnvingnnoo longnt "n........-.1 nhnvnthnIx'nolhh)nnd_ RunK3vay Intelligence. 1'32: 3.-~Mr. Milla latter ; Sout.hAfri- cm '1`:-oublen. Page 4. -Edit.o|-inls : Local and General. Page 5.--Vuct.or-inn N urm ; Miacolhny. Page ().-The Very Lucas News. DEF-IAIUNO. IN ALI: I'l`J BRANCHES. oxooutod with nontnosn and dospntch. at model-no pricu Special nuontion ainn to Ghilclnlfnclolhos :15 Pluxcssn snu1.o\~u Run Plum Wnnrooms. The Oklahoma bout-tn have struck a puulor In the Indian custom relating to plum! marriages. My: t-ha Church Stand- ard. The Inn of Oklnhumn In very sown) on polygamy. and Indium on I"oseI'\'u~ oat am not exempt from I3: \pent|ons. ' The Kickapoo: luwe an avenge of five aquun each. The Cheyennes and Am- pdhouu are neub all polygamists. as an ~Ihe Kiowa: and Apaches. Comanche: and Wlchltm. It is stated that the courts have d1-ruled to aka nctlun in the inatten- It 0110:. nnlun polygauuous pl-ncuovo Capt Woodmn of Anndm-to Agency has issued olden commanding Indium on hlsngu-any having raven] wivonnt onco to decide on tho wife wrumd and .u. um nth.-- uni nn Inn. n-...I_ Ulla` W UEUIIIU 0!] I1! WIIU "'IlIIPII Ill 3' up the others. And no little uneasi- n\ but I-malted In an the pobgunous cribs, it. is claimed by the Indian: that one aqmw culnqt miss an enough In nnnnm-c an 1-2-nnn'|ar In in-conning $41 WILL R_UY ANIOE LIITLE 0HlUIu<.:lt- J ING PIIIIO In excellent or_dor. To be non M. Wmu oloo. _ tie:-I. HE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION t BUl"IlI'l`! north of the fenced grounds. The extan- ulpn of Earl Street will run dlrootly throuuh than loco whioh are ulona to I [rowinl neo- Hun at .5. cm. App|y to J. 3. smmuc Solicitor. Chrome Shoot. um 01 the city. Apply I Salloltor. Clarence A |lEI'l`Ik`liOl' THE LICENSE OOIIISB. . loner: of this city will be held in the Phlion Oonrn Room on TIIURHIHY. nd APRIL INSTANT. ntscfclouk. for the pulk p wot oonulduinu application: for Liooniou I drgmilu the same for the your common- o na-`on let any nut. of which all inlorestod church are nlrotl so cute nouoo. John Elmo! n I new aonlintnt for n Tnvern I'\I" \Ir\&Ij `III &v\\aIIr1-who-n BTOI RESIDENCE, 43.`! ALFRED STREET. largo double parlors. extension dining- room and IHohen.7 rooms on second door, on. on Anna strum. LM on Sixth Street. In-go lawn. and [Arden pluniod with fruit hr; Apply to W. J. TUlKIHO'l u.\'. on me- m an. Ilia ashore. near City Park (north). Bath room wstor works and furnace in good onlor. ()ood'brmk.t.u1esa.nu euush house. (Suth- fm-`tor dwelling in Toronto might. ho taken In oxv nun) Apply to Ina. S-nu'ru\', Mav- donnld Park. In ox:-hnnlo) 339 KING S l`., ltttnlrtfl notice. John Elmor I A appliosnt Liooou I"! tho bromine _un Pllnooan Htreet.up- pudto News olco. known m tho Icuowun mount: : In Philndolph I. Clalrmont. for thn wuo I-clan Jlohu tom. of Brook street. Thom worn tuned during the ourn-nt Li- :-onuo your $34` Ttvorn LicoLsen (0 V10 of them helm: B an months livonso). ll Slmp and 0:10 Browel-`nu. l`m Ilmwuu 1891.11 lxrawarm. 12 shot) uncl AUCTION SALE OFRESIDENCE, JOHN H. MILLS Wlbl. 0|-`FER AT HIS Auction Rooms. Brook 32.. SATURDAY. April luth. at 13 o'nluok noon, thu (`ammo- dionn anal well nppointmi [Mot Two story Residence. 119 Goihorne Stroehwlth extunninn dlniuc room and kitchen and modern im- provonienta. (iooci barn, outiuuildiu s and rounds. Umxtenlh cash at time 0 sale: luwc in &I dnyn. but if desired timo will be ciwn tor two-thirds. with intermt. 01.5 per cent. For further Rirticunlnru manly to Auc- tioneer. or S. J. li.l`A'l`llII`R, in-ble Shop. lingo: Burst. quarterly uocoxuns. All accounts therefor must. be Inn with the ggonignod on or before sum-day. tho :1:-d IIUIO But words won't describe like seeing with our own e es. C_)me and see. e have sp endid lines at 25c and 40c, and a superb stock of Serges and plain mater- ii: Order This Week Your Mantle Or Suit if you can. Darasols and Sun Umbrellas. Thou may be noun At his store In nl-out 9110 week. Thus goods oalno direct from the ' fuotory in Chicago nml no guaranteed nc- clua in ovary reupoc t. Brown:-`a. For llw ymu 1897-8.1 browns-`n. shop 40 Mvorn license: have been applied for. Byonlu of the moon-o nmmi~zn_ionera. W. OLIIIDEN. Llunmu Innnet-tor. u 1% - ncrjg All NOTICE THAT THE BOARD 0!` Audi! (0: the County of Ptoutonuo vn|l meat at thoooun Home on TUESDAY XEXT. tshn 6th April. M II o`c.lock n.m., to mu the All HM dbtninod Sofa Agency in King- ston for the Jtww .S;.."..'=-5.5. License W1 9f%K'Jns$!9v| FFUR SALE OR EXCHANGE. uxnlnlr nlagsvnnunn mo A I -I.l-l\ QTDEDYI XIJiiYL BRECKI RS. STBATHYS RESIDENCE. KING` non. Lu-no Stone Hours. facing Muc- onuld Pnk Nest)` heamifnlly nitiuue-l on `III: My Park (north). Bath ramn. wnhu onlqr. IVHE ATHLETIC A8.~50(`.IAT10N PROPERTY mm-ch nl` Mm fanned lruundl. 1 Kiumton ht April 1807. 1:3 mm st. mfm mac - musical --_.:-j..__._.: NEW DRESSMAKING PARLORS. RESSIAIUNO. IN ALL 11$ BRANCHR9. an-outed dosnntcll. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR COLORED SHIRTS. The Best vuluu and Prottlut kifns shown. JENKINS. ' (smcd) I" BUY ANION LIPFLE OHlUKER- J [NR Piano in axuallnnt order. LOCAL MEMORANDA. Pal)-gum: In Oklahoma. NOTICE. ........- _...- -nun: -an Remarkable n. FOR SALE. Very spccfal values. Never opened wince leaving the factory until opened in our store. 50c, 75c.,$1, SL25. $1.50 and higher if you want them. K INOSTON. ONT. JOHN L. WRITING. Clerk of Peace. Fronmunc L99 ens STOVES I\ND_ names. ULIIFDKN. I Moons: Impet-tor. TELEPHONE 94 Il--F . -~-- -~- 'L'.:':';;.'.nT-5iEE;Ii33l' .,,,,.,.,........ - "".'.`..'..".,'.1."I';'p.'~'rir-'.'z'or ,2--~ v-"*""'- f.. ;`;'i3' r'."'3.a-. who and M at J` "" !uhl;tn in DooaI'onN.0||`~-J""`d' . jIO!0?"I Iga-nu`. iigwv I. 1&5 Ty 0..-_ Kirkpatrick II IR hvonbl add III the v:|In:udI;0'I3..' r` uh Ion:dut::;c3.`Prn,;... - Boy. she ha 3 V lcnnnnws uawnuural Pro-British Trade Policy is Ad- \ vocatcd. IIIIEFEELINII IS mm wAv.{ II `III 1 I IIKIIG CVUI IUUT Illll` lions. and tho intctost charge About 8l5,000Inoto than at ptoeont. The money. hovcvor. in not to he friturod any. Ovu- v:IniIlionI of taznddition `to tho right are to nponlon onlugomoot an den coin; of tho 80.. Invnnco eonnlu I0 :13; u fourtoolrioot watorny from the [tilt hkooeotbost Lnnonoo may In aucund_ uuoonu poooiblo. rho miniolryno n~ dueingthooxponditurnonotbcoworkand purely routine union an Inuclupouiblo. undpropousoopondvbn inouoytho oonntryou: nlhnl on work: that will In-on an mm o! lnnononnion. onnn IZOD III ll II V uun.I up now; nvonnor of I `and up tho nun:-in] vanish and" tho A Liberal Caucus new and the atter Wes DIsnussed-'l`he Parliamentary Proceed- Ings-'l`be Estimates for the Coming Your-An Economical Budst-'l`he cost of Administration Cut Down. OTTAWA. April 8-Although the gov~ ernment guards its tariff proposals with the utmost watchfulness it becomes more and more evident that the pressure of pub- lic opinion in favor of a pro-British trade policy will prove irresistible, and that when the tariff comes down it will be found to make much greater reductions in the classes of goods mainly imported from Great Britain than on those mainly im- ported from the United States. The On- tarioliberals held a conference with mem- bers of the government, in the course of which the situation was thoroughly dis- cussed. The result of the meeting un- doubtedly will be to strengthen the pro- British movement. Members who do not care to be quoted and who personally would prefer to see an all round reduction of the tariff. without consideration of the country from which imports come, admit that public sentiment is absolutely oppos- ad to it. and that a tariff framed on the principle of ignoring the Dingley bill and other recenthostilc American legislation would be exceedingly unpopular all over the dominion. There is not unanimity by any means on the question. A number of the prominent liberals argue. and argue logically. that if tnrill` reduction will belie- fit the poo le of Canada there is no reason why` we s ould not secure the benefits that will follow reduction on American s. because the Americans are no fool- ish as to maintain a high tariff against Canadian goods. "Hm finsumsi minintnr intends to redum we con. 0! government. per uolu. The efforts of the government towenie reduction ere, of courte, setiously hamper- ed became of certain chnrzea over which they have no control. Thus. it requires 8|3.0l6.85'.' for debt charges and $4,239.- an for provincial subsidies. The govem~ menroennot. get Away from these expendi- tures. which come very near being half of the total. Of the amount. uired. for debt charges 82.287.- 6 are to be peid into the sinking fund and gotoieduce the debt. As the debt is Added to every year to e grater extent. than it. is reduced by the ecetetion of bheseeinking fund moneys. the veeult in that every year: larger proportion of the revenue is needed for the inteteet on the debt. During the coming year. for ex- ample. the government. propoeee to add S6.3S6.Cl|0 to the debt. Dedncling the ` einking fund payment:-. the net debt. increase will be A little over four mil- n-_- -...I AL- :..o-...o. -1...-... -I.....p REDUCE ON BRITISH GOODS `PUT UP AMERICAN GOODS. In The House of Commons. OT'r.\\\'A. April 8.'!`he estimates for the coming year were brought down by Mr. Fielding to-day. It is dilficult to put nance into English, and tedious to read columns of figures, but a somewhat ex- tended reference to the cost of operating the government of Canada will probably be received in good part by the people who pay the bills. Last year, it will be remembered. the newlyorganized liberal government accepted the esti- mates prepared by the outgoing gov- ernment. because there was no time to in- vestigate and review them. Mr. Laurier announced that the money voted would not be spent if it were not required. As a matter of fact very considerable some have been left over in the form of unexpended balances. The estimates of 1397-8 are in- wreating because they are the first pre- red by a liberal linance minister in ullment of the many pledges of strict economy. How nu-e those pledges been redeemed? The house voted last year 83ll,6Sl8,9`25 for the maintenance of the public services and the carrying of the public debt. It voted $5,132.14)? for capital expenditures. such as canal and railway construction and debt redemption. This year it is asked to vote $18,111,662! for maintenance and debt charges, and _>8li.386.69t1 for capital expenditures. The reduction in the costof operating the public services is 81.5:-l7,`.`li`.!. That is a very great decreasein a single year. but the people of Canada may reasonably expect even greater reductions in the future. It was in 189441. : that lor the lirst time ordinary expenditures climbed over thirty-eight millions. In that year it was &`%S,13`. ,00. i. The country will feel safer when it gets down again to about $37.U00.000. where it hovened for a food many years. If this can be done whi e population increases it will mean a very considerable reduction in the cost of gomrnment per head. 'l`|m a`.~.rna nf thn nmmrnmenf. tnwarrla Uannamn goons. The finance minister intends to after the In of July the rate of inbere. t. paid to dopoeibora iu the government. sav- ings banks from three and one half to three per cent... and to save $170,000 to the cauntry by the reduction. A dnlmrntinn rsnranenbinll the Ontario & caunnry by we reaucmon. A delegation representing Richelieu nnvignbion company is asking that. when their boats run the rapids Chev should not pay any canal tolls. Qn..I...- Pnllniinr nf mm mnntp. mnv re- anoulu non lily any cnmu nuns. Speaker Polletier. of the senate. may re- sign that ition next December, when governor hapleau s term-is ug. to bake the labor : place at Speucerwoo . KINGSTGN. ONTARIO. FRIDAY EVENING. AIFBIL 9. 1897. .- lama: flllll 5!-66 I` Clnirlun Allen. of puts commit. too. in hnur mat in eouuockion with choral-I putti the various in into ulnpo. Quito: ` nunbot non hnvo boon enuponxl during tho put three ox-four dun. fee cupuuhm I Inuon. undtwclvolnbonn no at work unling nu- In-nu}... mmirinnnld nan; inhaling. 9 must not be overlooked is that the govern- ment are still pying the debts of their predecessors. Thus. we find some scatter- ed ell through the estimates for the com- pletion of public works and buildings be- gun by the conservatives. for the re-arming o! the militia and services of that nature. 'I`I.- L.-um; did I annrl ahml nf nnnfnl Pom` C0l.B0lLN 5. Ont... A `l 9. - A I steamer uni her consort. hon ed toward: ; Builomon sighted of! this port Int oven- inq, ntmggli in the heavy ice. and hid undo vary lit ' progress 3: dark. Owing to I snow storm the Villols onnnot be soon to-day. but it is thought that they have come ton gnchor to await non flworablo weather to continue their trip. or also put buck looono port. for obdlibr. Van Bonn Dying llnpldly. Fl.E.\Il.\`t:1`()N`. NJ . April 9.~Fate up- rs to ho hovering over the houuehold of Churchill Van Horn. of Rondington, Hunbordon county. A few months ago bhoir aoventoon-year-old dnughter died of conqnmption. Lator Mrs. Van Horn`: father died from the same disease in the name house. Last week their fourteen- _--_I2'\l-nnLoA- 4-Ar! n` nnnnrnnnin nn 0! me mllltla anu services 01 team: nature. The houee did a good deal of useful work today. Mr- (lib:-on. of Lincoln, aecured a second reading for his hill to provide that work done and inaleriala sup` plied during construction shall be first lien on railroads. Mr. Charlton made a strong light for his bill to provide for the better observance of the Lord : day. The premier reminded the house that in the opinion of the late Sir John Thompson most of the ropoeed changer were unconstitutional. he bill secured a second reading, but members were in the main hoetile. some. lilre ` Mr. Craig. of Durham. expreuing the \`l6W that there was no need in Canada for such a bill as a federal measure. Mr. Charlton propos to prevent local railway trallio on Sunda and the publishing and sale of Sun- day no apapera. He also propoxea llat government canals be closed tram 6a.m. till 0 p.m. on Sunday. Mr. Wood, Hemiltan. had his bill to amend the law respecting Ontario building societies read a second time. The house eat only half an hour after dinner. Tomorrow another attempt `will be made to push on the auperannur tion and franchise hills. vuu nuuuu nun ----u \'u.'ronI.\. B.C., April 9. -- Austnlinn advices state that Mr. l)uncnn.n while trader, who reached Sydney from South Africn. mebliin death in u very painful while trading with natives of New Hebrides. He was tied up vonbreo for three days. being kept. ulive and forcibly rtulfod with food. He was then cut. down. killed nr.d eaten, vomen. even, joining in tho joyfully cumibaliatic feast. There Ins u gnu: neelnblnge from the various groups of ielund.-. Duncan. it npponn. was a single man, about thirty-three years Old. nouns. but Wu: 5110"` IOIll'KlOn' ghter died of pneumonia. On you- Sunday! ir son, who `I! about sown- toon won old. died of comma ption. Now Mn.'\'.n Horn lies in with the same com- plains. s III Dnrowlll Oui ll IGW ODIIUTU. The lea era of both sides of the house performed the leading rolesin. perhaps. the pretbieao and most affecting scene which the chamber has witnessed in this or in any other session for many long years. _ -.. ...... _a. nan nnppxnnu-Inn Il\l\|| _HAR!)._Y