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other VIII` In home: 8 ORE. Iv nun. llvu vs.-.-v...... -_ _..._. of the'ma iatmtea in such cases. ..Mr. 0' rien'a trill opens on September 8th. Any attempt by the groaecution to struin the meaning of the rimea act, as affecting Mr O'Brien : one, will be the occasion bf a fierce protest by his colleagues in parliemont. The conservative whips will be obli d to keep twenty members within the mi to prevent a unrpriue. would be unnouncea. - . Colonel King-Harman said the case would be tried by the magistrates in the usual way. \ and in conformity with the Crimea act, but it mu not customary to announce the names II. n .-hank O-In! nnnnn nn Knntnmimr The Trial 0! O'Brien. LONDON, Aug. 3l.-In the house of corn mons. last evening, Mr. Dillon asked on ` ; what rinciple two resident magistrates to I ` try V illiam O Brien would be selected by the vemment, and when their names woul bonnnounced. ' I`-l......| L :-no unrivunn ngi than ones: wnnltl Meetlng or the League. L0.\'D0.\', Aug. 3l.-W. () Brien presided today over the fortnightly meeting of the Irish National league in this city. The meesing wss unusually large. Seversl Cstholio clergyman were present. Mr. Harrington snnounoed that Mr. Charles Augustus Van Sittart Conybare, radical member of parliament for northwest Corn- wsll, sud Mr. Charles Ernest Schwaun, libersl member for North Msuchester; had joined the league. Mr. O'Brien ssid that the first breach of the league against which the governmeht should issue a proclamation would hold its meeting with closed doors. and refuse to open them for the police. even if they demsnded ad- mittance. This would leave the lice nothing to do but break their way in ' they were determined to enter. As the police would probsbly resort to this violence, the central branch of the league would then ask the lord mayor to grant them the use of the city hall. with special police to defend it during l .3 meetings therein. A majority of the Du lin city council as well as the lord ms or are strong nstionnlists and lead- : ers in t eleague. that that was en elyomlnnnle meenooa. The cluh-mu: hqgedthe epluto be moderete in hie language. ` , A heated altercation now cnened over Col. Kin -Harman : connection with Sheri- dan en Egon. end the cheirmu: wu obliged to cell both Mr. Heely end the under secretary to order. A hm fnrflnnr lnlnun M r. Hanlv moved to under secretary to oruor. Alter lurthcr debate Mr. Healy moved to reduce the vote `3,0(X). The motion was uegntivod. mm nlm an cmer Iocnury. At this point Col. Kin Hutu: the house and (or his edihcutl NI . H?! repented the charges he In-I `He - dod that his appointment was 5 dhgnee to the gnvarntmlnt. Ho wu glad, Iosvovor, to notice thn Harm wu nlnooh. his combntivenesa. It seemed to ve Illvlotl upon him than he was not us mhbior of the Urange society. but of the peophof Ireland. He nulviwd him to sever his cunetion with Oran omen. (`n Him: Nu-Innn Iwrn 4-nnnjlllod of tho uran (`o . Kin Hurlnnn here culnlltd of the attack: Inn 0 u :1 him in his u, but the chairman in ormed him ma! '9. Badly desired that he should be `Co the house. I '....al....i-.. M... Innalnll nnlilfnlw nnhl lhnt house. l Continuing the under-secretary aid that the affair in which he ruined the police was in (`roman-no, and Nut it ran a boyish ones- .....I. A. On um nllnnnlinn mm. In hnd In l `remomo, nun mu II was a ooyun eI<'|~ pads. Al to the all lion tilt In had threatened to shoot We don he would mu LI._L oI..- ..-..- --. gluunln-kl- 6-I-nhnn FOUND AT LAST-A romed warranted to cure hard and ft Corns. Bun onn. Callousca 3-r Harmon`: nlo COHYSLIVO. Ill 130168. 150 threatened to moon n eluon no vroun u that that nlyominnble fsllthood. -m.. ..L.:..._... |.......lgL- .nJI...an-. he had Innsunoa In IIIOOI 0`vVIIuaI. lhoolulrmu n-minded Mn` lady that Col. King-u-mu: tn 3 ` _ M. ugly mimlnd that I: .III claim. vol. h|I.~llIl'IlIIlI `run I Mr. lluly moms! that I: ma wlthh call. Pmcoozliu In add I . lhlfou was I non shadow. but luau. who had boon had and `love fnlnhn. had stood to: pm-llnmoucu a homo ruler. and had I-an ucntnry ol the Home Built league. He had boon lnloci that the chin! actuary`: brother, Hon. `our, Ind uuud an Arthur had hoen a nod chief noon bocouu ho dcnplood d. (Phr- mllih 0 I !-) 'I`|.- .-Lglp-nan nn an an funny. I`: ncllltqomony The chairman. on an n from Mr. Balfour. ruled Mr. Hoaly out order. Mr. Manly nooephd the ruling, bu tod the sllogution Amid an uproar 00 Ildon. After deqoanclng Colonel K Hanna : connection with Onngomen. ho nld Jud committal 5(1) munlurl In I , Mr. Huly docluml that lllttu objected to dosllng viii I nnnury chmuyli I glut dnrltly. Sl they had to deal with Harman they pmlrd to did with him chief Iocreury. An chi- -mi-up l`nI Iiinn Hgjnn M IIINICI onco bun union the lnducln bl: uim he hcd threatened In about tho1`s'uqvro on In the houol ul llr. Hod: and col. Ilia-Intuit Incl: nun. cogpuuu-no - and also under Mu Upon the `PIC I! Then- no one u Aruvh an Guam: u on Uncut 0! Ir. oloduunoulbo DH -0! Not :51! Wanted. ' monlhu evening, tn the nu the debate no tho Von hr the I uuvuryi otuo. T. X. dcnouu Hr. Hdtour unsoohlmun, guonnt cuohu of `tho duttilcnnn -I! his n than aid: 5 n v` out At npuc, - mm the undo:-um ad :2: lo::.l'y mild to onlot 1:; gm nu-nnn Inna: nv III. `II Allin me man umuns arr mm A HIATID oascuwon Iumm 1}\"rm: H0l?SE- An Exoollcnt I'll` .IltlI[_lIlnhol'._ n I,.,__ ____._.I -......a. - u The Duke Again llucollc. , an "BL- `I'\..L.. Al . T? '-- GO TO W. IEEI-IVES. Kin St.. to buy aour Ties. Ho hnnwdozena to c noose from. ood Ties. 2101' 5 cents. Suhaebrdofented Rludoiph In . billiard match of 3.!!!) Int! in Park. Score, Schuer, 3,0(X) ; udolph, L688. u....I n nnnlnnt thn world ! The time of Sclmelfer. 3,000; nuuolpn, 1.03:1. Maud 8. egeinet the world ! The l:04 for 5 helf mile in aid to be the intact time to w :1 ever nude and Bonner, who drove hie eet men on 1' weight at that. Denny Kelliher. of Quincy. and Pete Mm riday, in I henvy ` rm. mam oinht round: with alone at U0 , lvuguu f|'llU uuuuu -u Uwvvw -. I '3 3 Boston for I purse of $00. Tho qhtln was sharp throughout. and at the nial: hot man Inn putt well windod. `ho ght -an dnalnhd I raw. ` any Avvvv -..... -_____..__,,,,, Al` Boston-Dotroi 9: Bostonfi ` At Phuadolphln - ttsburgs, `I : Phdol- : phina. I. At Wnshlngton-Chlcaos. 1; Wuhlnmonn. 7. nu-nunnu Anannllfln. - 2. I Donny neuuaer. or uuuwy. Inn row wot Coy, fought eight glovol Mo {o f wan II!` plan win was doolnibd Q raw. Uldheld, c.I., aneppsru, r.!., Inner, p. I`he Park Nine will be composed as fol- lows:C. Callihnn, c.f.,' Weidmun, r.f., T. Callilmn, c... Knox, . Millan. l.f., Little, ` 1b., W. Callihnn, p., Wo.lker,`3b., Mcde, ` Bun-Ball lune: Yesterday. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. AL Sync -Stnx'I.5: Cit 2. At Bum%EBu% 5 one on n At\Vfllkeubu1-o- 'At To'ront6-'l`oronwo. 4 : Hununona. u.-snug: rnnnnn , 1 J ; 7. ` elharros. 0 ; emu-kn. Park Nine cma auernoon, as wnograpueu w Manager Pollie by Man or Cunhmnn : Alberta, 3.24 , Slatter , l.f., ker, c., Mc- Corzmck, 1b., Rick e , 3b.. Kenna, 2b., m.m.1.I .. c m..nn..-. '.- f , Rain!-. n. ctir iuird andhzoft Bunions. Cauouscs &c. Hanson`: o Cohrsqlvo. m \\.'ndn`nI Dnms re. The followin is the batting order of the forouto has 1 mum, which plays the Park N ine this afternoon, telegraphed to \l......... Dnllin In: Mnnnunr lfunhmnn: Alberta, blalwr 1.1., uecxer, u., ex, Oldeld, c.f., Sheppsr ,r.f., Baker, p. rho: Purl: Nina will he comnoled A purse of 825. oered by Mr. Davis, pie ; prletor of the line base-ball grounds and grove at Wolfe Island, brought these two clubs together. It is needless to say the game was for blood, as the (Tape Vincent club had suvceeded twice last year in de- feating the Wolfe lslaud club for I money i;i_ze. The score will show a clean victory For the home team, though what the result would have been had the Cape Vincent club put Crowley, their south paw twirler in the box before the fth innings. is left to speculation. Wolfe Island pounded Jerome a l over the eld, but failed to secure more than two runs 03' Crowley. Mr. Young, pitcher of the Kingstons, umpired the game and gave every satisfaction. but any amount of fun was created by the Kingston layers, headed by Sage , there in full) force, disputing every jui gment of Umpire Young. The climax was reached when the "boys all rushed upon Bri with clubs. whips, bricks and rocks, and emanded a reversion of his decision. The spectators not acquaint- ed with the circumstances supposed the mob was a Cape Vincent one and felt inclined to liel Young. Everything passed 08' glen- did y and a first-rate game was witness : 0apoYlncent.2 0 3 0 2 1 3 L 0- 12 WolfeIs_lnnd..1 7 3 7 0 l 0 1 `- 1) The direotae J the intenustiouel league met yeetaenley at Buffalo. The: portion 0! the constitution prohlbitl the pl; oi euhiitioe gene: durln t chemplone p Ieeeou wee elnelved for X. e remainder of the ereeeut eeeeon. Jersey City, Screntou, Vilkeebema and Newerk mode A plea of damage: reeultiug from the diebeudment of the Biughemtoue, but it wee refueed. II: we: nally decided that All of the gemee pleyed by the defunct Binglmuton club shall count in animating the percentage for the season. twelve uome rope. I elder. Paul Hind, ol the Wuhingtom. has made more two-bun hit: this season than any league phyer. Ha bu twenty-seven to his credit. Roger Connor lead: In three-bun Mu. with eighteen. Morriihof Bouon, and O'Brien, of Washington. have uch made twelve homo rl. 11.. .l:.-um-n J n... inhirnntionnl lauzuo Home unoua non uaurvu uouuu. Cam and Tnlloy. ol Toronto. hovo Ac- ooptod on olnrlo tnvol thll winter with Mclioh I Jhno|'a ulnintroh sud do but- tery work for tint oog1ony'u boll tum. K Iona. T my-two thoound wlbd the that pin on! tho New \ortu:i ch au l`hundny.lr&hy and Sunday. Huntoa rocolvod 17(1), not `LIN. for Raina `I nleuo. 1! New York wnnud the but huonun intho Hamilton tan Kl_n_L. -L....I.l L--- .4.-n-nil (`Allin- Iltullftl QICDGII IIIIO nlmuw Mums should have IOOIINII Collins. l`__-_ -...I 'l`_... IJ 'rnnnnln I UIGII I) WIDI It it In D ....c.u... i'f.a.. saunas. A --:..n In nnjl `AI. homo nun. mung Inn II Thhrk Nino,uuU0Id.hn- pubs! usurong can. 34% Ilolhvlllu mmchouuqbvunuu. VL. ha A. in hIhrv-[hfIl. for sale that DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by him on Eu] Street. The whole is otfered in one block. having about one hundred and twenty feet frontage on Earl Street. and the U8 1' lot runs through to West Street. The B LDINGS on tho proper-3 are almost now. an the flu-den in rlnnted wt <`)ll1;1lI`:ccat fruits. For arms app y to THOS. Al lUlUlIur-AUIvuIAr-p : . -nu-.-..---. -. NATIONAI. nnaul. I At. New York--Indhnapolln. 0: New Yo!-kl. In W naum5u.uu-unun.-guy. .. u .-......,,-...... .. AIIRICAN LEQOCILTION. At St. Louis-Brdoklynl. I ; St. Louis. 7. - RA: Louinville-Metropolluua. 5 ; Loulavllles. At Cinolpnnt.I--Athletics. 9: Clnolnnatla. 1. At Cleveland-BulumonI. 8: Clovolando. 2. _..-.__ T . nfrthi BIIUII-rlxvh exhibition ;"u|:p|.: labs: Ind Ibhv button as I I Lino. Ibo Bunnlollnuuu. bade- ddoII):lq{vlth1 cl lid Auorlonnsm och: _ _ oououolu onus luau--u. A minor In out! In the Baobab: club Inland Io nlmu Hnnpbnyo and Cline ll than nnnnn 1" than. GUI will '3 IT III N the mull-O ullthon. --1-..-- u-mu nm In " UM OIIIINI II IIIIM "Tp" U'Nol um lnb Iouu In the American uoovhtlon. loch loud: in homo run. having @601`. lb Mu Nina. unnuajl. in IQ- `II; Inn-lull Oculp-`Ito Ihnllu ol the I .--...4 ng-A-pl `ns. ` run any Tho uttuduoo gum: In Baum ha `.`...'i 'r cllo II! In n-ouuwn or u-gun. -thug lugs: :50 [nu total UT Cj-XII IlTI'$I-I -j-II-' vc v-v Iguanas--0oIQnlIdo& Cinclantl bu phyod non anon-Inn gun- thua club In the anoduion or league. `Hm an-mhnan 1| lorlv-than IOIKII OI IQ? (Marion, 0! ynuuo. has has onppd with OM Kllptom. ocouvdhjlb Ihotbwogo U '3-ma ______._________:____.. A I-`I.\'E HOMESTEAD FARM in the Town- ship of Kingston. ve miles from the city. eon- mlnlng 80 acres ; alone resldonce and excellent buildings and orolnuxl. This roperty will be sold choa . in tin owner In no 3 west. Apply to H. M. . OWAT. Solicitor. Brocu: SL. king- ston. May 27.- vim II Titus. I- cl Wolfo Inland v. Capo Vincent --1 minfiuo mTtLLIolNct. Dunoollnnoqu Noun. The Match ol 'ro-aim Inent. rurnmg mm 3 IIIIIIO at kissed my crucix. and ulku The next instant the klllll Q hul exbiubd llilcrllms 80%! pl: out-rounio the pra < A 5 an unusually attractive gm, lnarneu 3 Pros- perous yonn butcher, and became addicted to drink. hen her first ehild was but It few weeks old, while, intoxicated, `she let it fall from her nnns out of the fourth sto ' window of the house in whichlshe live:-1 . After that she went altogether tn the bad. ` She left her husband to live with other men, comin back to him occasionally when the others tired of her. ` Heidleber always re~ eeived her. Once when Hei leherg was compelled to have a finger amputated the woman implored him to let her nurse him. Agpin at home she got together all the in- fatuated man's savin and dec-amped. Yes- terday, after seven months absence, she egein applied for reinstatement in his aoa- sions, promising all kinds of reform. At last she was` refused, and leaving the house, sfter frantic appeels for one more trial, she swallowed the poison. Pi-unxlnl onmouuoa In Pun-In for the mar- der ol Two 'Q;-com toronog. PAms, Aug. 3l.-PnnIllIl, III ulurdott f Marl Rogluul II 1' " ll gutter : gittln all-1. EM or lib IVIITIB l.V`lIIIIlFg HUI" ' utter : little girl, was .ing. At 5 o'clock 0: teen issuing from the hind him came Pun 31 by tour oftho exccudut'| Im nmu-ad an nmnld In In] . SIX (`lT\' LOTS. UN JOHN ST. N0l .'l`H. exlendin to Jooogh Street. wlth stone house. barn. sun lo. exoe lent well and fine orchard : ood location for market gardener. Apply to AME.-I Dll.A.\'l\'. on the premises. ------------------ x OI IVIIFIU llllf lulu :0, Ian: nu: WM had IMI Inll` in. `At! fo'cl0(::h 0 vucudox:-dig: A seen man In mm o cine ...- ldd_ executioner : uumum. _Aa he neargg thneinIoa;ol}tll hg gslntortl for n :1 W t o - 1091' roruglllx. n walked fort instant Kllh` H ' iutud hi: I - :::-rouoiloilb thgrplg. ` 8\_:gu-.bAoomlng st Hundinoi : ,,~,,; a. .4; A- 1-.. -5 AL`: I... ,... 3 '/VI ,_ . an, 37 . .g_z..,V, Sugar booming drodn ol ' hdl Iold today at clad low In-Inn. Fnnrhnn mounds. nunlnhd. for he neared the uoauom u_ `mm-on xur u z Turning with nails 11- :30!!! `ki-ml u naming. and wnlkodforvt cauea and me Woulu-09 lulcluu mien cu Bellevue hon ital. ` She probably cannot re- cover. Hoi elberg is her name. She it not yet 22 years old. Three years ago she was uniuunlly attractive girl. mnmed I proa- nnrnnn vrmna hufrhar. and became addicted Told In I Pow Linen, and lt Wu: I-Ended by I Common suicide. Nlzw YORK, Aug, 30.-A man named Woltf, who lives on First avenue, found u shabbly dressed young woman lying in the hallwuy of his house and gm!!! asked her what `she was duing there. "lgying," was the low anpwer. Wultf did not believe this and asked her to go elsewhere to meet her end. The woman answered in 3 tremblin ' voice that she bud taken Paris Given an intended to die no matter what was done to her. Then Mr. Wolf!` had an ambulance ...l|..A .._.I LL- u-nnI.lJ\a -nlnhdn Onhnn fn I, III]-`IV III- ? or .-J. S Honderlon. away run or uu muec In one uny. The St. Thoma 7'inw~ u_ a St. Thoma is monlly rotten, that t e Iocinl evil ourishes to an Alarming cxtent. and thete is no other city of its also on the continent where there in no little respect id to the virtue of womanhood M at St. homu. compromised mur (uaputeu. C. F. bourder And A. Wehnter rode a bicycle from Toronto to this city in '21 hrs.. 40 mina. The actual riding time wu I7 hr:., 40 mina., the futelt time in which the trip has been mode, and the longut straight- of 170 miles in ono day. Th. 9:, Thnmu 7'imM` nu St. Q In XIVUT 0| A.Il'UII'|l`l'IU|Il'_V. mm. Iuppau-d to be an Amoriuan, bu 'h ecpturod at Bremen who belonged In at pnfthat Iwindlad Engshmcn at the Na- tional hohl in Geneva out of 8,011). ll`Iq-L.- I3. \'pn lull. I-"..lu nu in. n In bflll Illd ICII IOI` IIHIIOIIUI. .H. Dr. Russell H. Rool nnd William J. BAr- - rat, I butcher, uro under trust. in New York, on the chnrgo of being rinciml sud ncceunry to ms] rnctice u n in Mary E. Bnennsn. Min nnnnn dyin . The 1.200 men who went on strike mains: FINE CITY HOME. The llndemlgned offers HOUSE AND LOT nnw not-nnlai by _Th8 bneunsn. nun unnnnn u uyun The 1,200 men rm 3, reduction of wegee in the foundries at Monteteire, department of Oiu. F rence, on the 2lnt, will resume work today having compromised their disputes. (`. F` Inurdnr And A. 'e|3tel' lor 1 momen: ms mm mm: U0 support mm. The cattle receipt: 5! the Chicago nook- yardn will he the largest on record thl month. And yet the but buns an still udvuncinf. one lot going ynurdny at 81.33 per 100 I nu. Tim rnilmnd lnbtrlrl `HI fth` BR011193- mu nu. Two railroad labour-on II! III ht nttompt ed to break into QIIIOIIIJ II. Bottn, Chudran, Nolx. duh; the About at her hnnhnnd, In. `A1 `Rd nnhol LI thnm Lnuuran. non. antic Bu uuuu on nu husband. M-u. Rom Ind 10508 at than ` and wounded both mortally ' | F-uh McNulty, clerk in} sun a ma. nlnlndl nninnaf hank. Una II ninlm of aoloIlnIuvIng: unI,vuIIIIIc on the bunk by the trenunr. MoNult ' nude up the cub and took it ind About Jim in bond: and left for Ynrmonth. N.S. ` ` II- Dn..-ll II Dnn'nI|1' \VIInnn J RAD`. `II DIIKIII. out no puny The competitors 1!. tho I). R. A. hold a meeting In: night : I resolution was puuul ur ug the govurnmont to lbolilh the Snider giio! in favor of Mu-tini-Henry. I-nan -nnnnnnal In La an Annnlingn has UCIIII W In ll9lll`\'I 0|!` 0| LDJIKI. At Clarion, PL, Mrs. Belle Feely. an in- au immto dds! county "jail. was cremated in hot call, the result of I re she had Hndl ed with paper torn from the walk. ed vmn pupil lorn {mm mo wnur. Jacob Sh: . Now York, was very wank but night. Vhcu moving from hil chnir to his bed he MI u n the oor, whom ' for moment his wife In led to upper! kill. Thu .-.nl. I-anoint: At tho Chlnnnn slack- vunu. Ihoro an thirty-also candidate! {or III din`: oonmoaul at the oxntllntlou not on 5600300110 Hall. Tuomo. Much will not C any anoint uh $0 on hr In! I` load pllot on tho bun utknl ticket Th pursuant lnhu that In an: ICU` JIWUICTI III!-Ell lwlli. I IIOIIfy public. Olnduooohumado 5 upooch on "A re tlmnnet nl u nun-II : raisin." nvina lhnt mm.` . Ancnnfncw. 0rnoa-Ilon troalsttoot. U1IIUII' X IIIICIU I WI 011 "B I`! I u! the quota`: reign." uyin tint Ibo mud: horull the prlmo hone actor ol the coup .' . Iur nun man. I! tho am agitation lncnuu Premier Bnguta. of Spin. will summon the Cortes to moot in October tn cbndder I-but cu: be date to pacify in Culmu. Thu mmnntlmn at tho I). R A. hnld n II:3I~?.`...:.r.::'..:.:':.t.-"- "' h. Bnvlodohl huumnohhl Unil- I` UK`? IT` KIIII D, IIIU UWUIIIIU V hon the van man he rammed tn on use an . \V|hu':zdIolI din Squib, Toronto. in valor u-rut for crimlndly unulting u lit- tlo girl. abandoned by hot luthor, her Ino- Ilur hul? tllod. ll tho .nhAn ..ait.nlnn Innrnnuu Prnmh,-r 11.. Ioldhn nniuinlntlag um in 1.-uh ovlotlonl. l'Iln..L L--_ `-4 -.-.AI- J--.-l-- AL. CIT! III `IX IIIII-$1 (I ll am God nuuugpouuu w usumozauu-imruaa uannaciu H. J. Ila-hunt Omvo. 0u..oounla I-ml nnlnhln In Nun Vlwk ha hnnnlnn Intn ILLIIIITVW \KC' 59 `M New York by jumping into TL... II.-- Lg... - Lgaal- I-n-.... u....l-- ` l. 3 ';.'.'."'..'.:"...'.:'.*::.':.`.'.,"'...':'...":-`:`.A `V 3-uhjowohn utloul lune, u notary BUTCHERS Auxu : 1119 nlal\)v_ lnnlllll lg . ~1- sm.. :nri:Loe:f:'w `nnl `u Luuoluag. nun Ann cnuqun nunu It-6In,lItupo and who nip I--mood-A uluootlvoruu-anally land and Iotnbohd. }-ruzahms non THI unrws ` roun ouuntnl emu. 5 AFFAIRS onus WORLD.- 0! pound: told to-any II In low Fourtun pounds, ulatod, nd 17 giouudfnun I-or gt: DIIQ 00 "U lwlil IIIIXIIKUI Tlfgvrnnug lulm the the am- nd 1- stock khan by the C orsdu -`an: funny tho "Inn mun! In nnlnrnml In EXPIATION or HIS CRIME. '1'nen Mr. wom ma an amouumce And the would-be suicide taken to ..... L..-..:t..I Qhn nu-nknlxlu nnnnnf rn. A L|FE'S TRAGEDY. N0. 20- _ j*-?' \ THE BUSINESS PRBIIISES and Dwelling. south side of Princess St.. sdjolnlngthnt known \ M "n ukhi|l`s." M. [unseat occupied by Jams: ` Klllorcn. I-Zsq.. ass Grocer : possession ls! of Octobcg. Apply to A. Ml. omncx. i - A PA RTNEBSHIP ,. um any entma into between S. Inc in Wmtmpnh with the at le of " he ay Company. or \Volfo gland. Ontario, the urpooe of dealing In Hay. buying Gnln d 3 Agri- cultural Machinery on oommimi II. _ I nlllll I)0l'Ill.E HOUSE AND TWO LOTS on Beverly Street: garden well stocked with choice fruit trees; use terms For further Eulrtioulnrs apgl) to D. :upcoLI.. cor. Welling- on and Gore treeu. . ________.__.___.._._.__ THAT COMMODIOUS DWELLING. No. I56 Division Street. between Brock and Princau Streets ; eleven rooms. exlonulon kitchen. Ap- ply to D. A. GIYENB. Bar:-mu-. Brook Street. or on the premises. ` -_ -'_' ..1 4 _'r'E.(M BOILER. 12 horse power; upright. with horizontal tubes. nearly now. Apply throuxh this oice. , THI-2 SHOP AN!) DWI.-2l.l.l.\'G now occupied by W. J. Inch 8 Son on Wumn ton Hlruel. In door from Princes: Street. App 3' to Man. Wu. ALLEN. Dlvhlon Stmt. oppuolto All sulntai. (`hum-.h. 1\TO`I__`IEO2EL `AS the undo:-Ilmed has l'Qt1l$(lfl'0llI `b '- mauI.al_lg_r:ao_:_9_I`x_I_It`I__1t__-II`ottlod by Sept. In I g- _..a. _ Tll.\'|` (`OMMO )l()UH h\\'Is`.l.Ll\'(}. No. 512 Willinun St. between Flory?` and Hnrriu su : rem mulendo : poueulon nmwdlnu.-I)`. Ap- ply l0 luw Noun. __:_....__._.._...___.______. ALLEN. Church. _..:-.. -'{1nnr: -rwo sromr annex nova:-`.5, new. on Earl street. Above Harrie: nix room: In much. water worklpgxtendon kitchen. An- ply to B. Bum. 3 neon stunt. or on the premises. A HOOD HOUSIIA D. I40! `unwmoIn.throuhl 2?" '0 A UUUD. I(IZLlAl!l.l:. trust worthy woman an n licnornl Sorvun In I fun I1 0! lino ; no on her. nod Apply. Apply to In J.K.0u\'ll. ~~ JUILN wuuuzuwn. Cash paid on delivery for No. 1 Tlxnothy HA] at our barns. - Aug. 30. * Onum int 005:. l..\lIll-LS for our Fnlland (`hrintnnu 1`mde. to lake light. phcum wdk at lhulr own hum-s. II topddny mm he quh-ll( mado. V\'urk M`!!! by mail any dlsmnou. lnrdculnru true. .\'u 'ul|\'n|:f. Addrou ll um-o. Cu:-sour ART ('u.. 147 ilk 51.. Boston. Mun. Ho: 5170. Ti.r:As..\"r H0l'8E.W1-ornrr Georges NA. Apply lo Mitts A HA3. :1: Villlum am-on. I . BUTCHERS AND SAUSAGE MAKERS- m-imn new small ho: cantmah1.t.lemo._6_0.0 lb--` _........~...-, ..v._ V V . , W, no 7577: 3? Mo in-on hr Into ....-x.I--... In`. 12.... ll anal nn Thnunrlnv. TEN 0|! Fll-'TICI3.\' -'41'U.\'lI2CL"l`TlI`.R." to work In l uIubm|u- ' hlxhoul sumo : work tor four months. Appiy to J. W. rsuu. (`on- I rm`! ma commas 37:." M the um trhnrch at ltuatwond Unundn. buvnox.--Jn Auu.m97th. It! the Perth. `Ink: Down-. 3 .ua'.':'fad`s'\'ay.: lulled Collin. ml lau Noun 81:-goon cl llhptou Hauptul. \\'u.m.~:.- M BI-Iuvht (30-nah. onud an... M. Oldhun wk-u. .n.. on at an hm Wnuun. at Nowooun. `I to . t. _ - \ r|.:.~'A: ltluuou. an ant hut. G_ruoo Johnungg, holovod wllo 0! June: \ ulc. .. ...I H u.-- A IIAIKNICSS MAKER that can do I soon tub on mnnuon. lluhtund hnvf lumen. Ad- a dress I-1. W. `rrutun. Three ll Bay. NJ . \l"DlIlIll Cl $QU uh-. no can. \l...n-an: u Ili- XII. Ex jvu. llqamuv Ilntuw Lulu It I . nnnunu not II, I `AS undonumed has retired n-om nun: man. all gooounu notaottlod w -boputinhaudnforoollocdon. , Ana. ll. TE HE Lu l:n\'~4\IMll'.--`II:tJlIl'lll' 1 tlluuol. J. Kimm Q i . . . , .. alt. Rel-ooc W? `q bqht Alon A r. at Klngnoo. l(lt`.LlABl.I'.. trustworthy woman .. .. 1:.-nnmlarvnnt funlly _T A HALRSIAN Imuad n J. Luuuw 1: ` ins`; '-IljlII- ununnu Dunn In Tonga u I ma. on-tnmu. at the urban nllunn and undo .n__ _J-` rt-ohlonco. lua lion Hlnot. nu Inuwun . the In No t.. at half-put Io 0';-loo . Prlcmllnnc nequnlnuno. lilptotlllly Invited to nmnd .__.g . . -g- \ MAKER lhll do good u nn A-nllllllll. lhl 5 'I`V IIIIIIFII VIII IIII LDC ruhlonco. 105 Don u__ |.. u... .9 lull H u.. l.\'l. :S_1fECIAL MENT16N. PARTNERSHIP {xxx - n n 1 of` n r`u`f\VE1lfen"{nl:nd. 0lI?.l"iO. anxmnnna. i"0R BALE. WANTED. 'ro%-'f.1T1~._ Oll Vulllul TUE! . com i`omv \w91h'ru.msn. .-.._ A... \v,. 1 ml-nntlnr nu QHW NOTICE. SAGE MAKERS- I; by name. 611) lb ; halt 'i;:`r.rinints. eta. 5 HE'S MANDRAKE LIVER PILLS an t bl C lharti .bei vggnoelaore any lletzllllcnllfllistnncc. In or Complain Bmouazml `laymen- In entirely free i bguge la A dose. U0 STORE. , THE DAILY WHIG. ~ Alan: I. Johnfn X IHIII III Ell at. on Thur-uh gab A-1: n'.uInl| of King and A. (`L`.\5llNu- d Conic`! -' The Tel-(min bio ole __lnb will etert on e mar outward of pte her 8th. They will wheel to Klngetan, , from thence teke bot: to Quebec. From Quebec? they will wheel over the ooureelnuely hken . by Mr. F. M. Jelikine. who I eeted the route In - `an article toxghe ueoc etlon. Fito of ti; .gII|ILuh|;u. Nxw Yoxx. Aug. 3l.-Tho roport that the Inpreme court of Imnoh will ntrm the `uurohlntu conviction: is momt upoouhtion. The court does not meet till Sept. OWL The :..A..... Al 1-nnl-In I-uvn nnt tdhu-I nhnnt the `Illa Delegate! to American. " Loxnox, Aug. 3l.~Frnncin Sharp Powell. M.P. for Wigsr. and` the Earl Dunnvon will probably qccompany Mr. Chamberlain to America as members of the fisheries` com- , minions. It in likely that Jane Collins, ` M .1 . for Birmingham, will 5110` be of the party, but in an unqicial capacity. FOR OOUGES ANDOULD8.-G a Bottle of the Duuoxn Oovon Rnnmr. The that (1 tr to in. Co posed t \\q?l(:i (?`:wm:l H::ro o:ng(.m$2locun 0 11:1 other valuabe ants. Plenum to (age; 5Qc.. at VVADE8 DR 0 In bomu. 850. In I-IGVTRE Arming the ' net:-Ian Forces. Vlxmu, Aug. 31 Ata military council yesterday. attend by Count Knlnoky and other miniature. it was decided that the whole of the Auetro-Hungarien regular: end militia be supplied before 1891 with Menu- llcher repeating ries. The number nir- ed will be l.`2tX),000. and the cool: w` he .1 970 (no Hnrinl 4,370,000 orinl. euwxu no 1.-zuu, Don't Spank A: They Puu By. [6 PARIS. Aug. 3l.-l rince Napoleon and Prince Victor have written to ex-Empress Eugenie, asking to be excused from attend- in the transfer of the remains of Napoleon II and the. Prince Imperial from Chisin- hurst to Farnborough, on the ground that it would be impolitic for the father and the son to meet each other. Checking U0 Republicanism. ST. Psrsnsstmc, Aug. 3l.-The gover .- ment has taken occasion to apprise the s of teachers throughout the empire, on the reopening of the schools After vscstion, of the adoption of new and stringent regula- tions designed to check the spread of repub- lican principles in Russia. ment. Lne C0ll so want w nuuwncupmg, and up ntly lived happily. One ay, some me after the marriage. the husband received a letter that ap rently troubled him. That ni ht his wife ( ied, and immediately after the uneral the widower left for the East. A few days ago a woman called at police headquarters, was closeted with the chief for a time, and told a strange story. She said she was from Montreal and that her `husband was the man who had married in Racine, and that her own mar- riage was consummated previous to the cere- mony perfonned in` this city. The woman said that when her husband returned to her he made a startling confession. He told her of his unlawful marriage here, and said he had received a letter written by the Mon- treal wife, announcing her determination to come to Racine. Fearing arrest for bi amy and dreading the punishment sure to fo low, he had given his second wife a tri le dose of medicine on the night following t o receipt of the letter, he said. and she died in few hours later. The terrible crime was kept a secret. Some time ago, however. the hus- band disappeared, the wife claiming that he deserted her. III IIIIIIVIU I'l- "ll- In J-cucu-vs Rncmn. Win. Aug. J).--About nix ears ago e young men came to Racine from lion- treel, and entered the employ of 8 well- known firm. He soon became a favorite with the {Air sex. As he was euppoued to be unmarried and amply able to provide for I wife the Announcement that he wum merry I Racine irl caused no ununual com- ment. The con e went to houeekeeping. ...A .1.-nnvantlu ivml hnnnilv, The Conduct of I. Man From Iontroulun Ila llutdou llll Wlh In Ilaclno. on , unvn A , an AI__._L _:._ -._-.._ The Doctor lleartlly Beueytll Me Dip A000 IICPIII `I108 All Won late. 1`. U. Ieaee, ol Maeea. lunch & Co.. To- ronto. who he just returned from Ray 1:- land. glvee an lntereetln; account 9! the Rev. Dr. Douglas` narrow eecspe from drovnln He ea I that on the alternoon In qu Dr. lizulae. Mlle Mary Doug- lae. Dr. Douglas eldeet ter. and a re- . ddentoll nveutout in. lean hour they eecendqultealargeoatohol Ileh. whee. through eone haety movement or other oauec, the boat tipped over and the three were thrown eiato the water. She Klngeteahn enacted in get In lhuglae Into the boat, whlle u lae. remembering the sport: of h` early aye when he wee a noted ewilnmer In Montreal. kept hie noee in the airby treading water." In his blindneee and feeble condition it in not likely that he would have been able to continue thin for any lengthened period, and, fortunately. it wae not neceaeary for Arnold Finley, o! Montreal, who van in a boat near the enema ol the upeet, rowed to the doctor`: reecue. and catching hold of hit Ihoulderl, he] I him to get in: arms over the gunvralo o the bout. llr. Don lae` liret question was, Is Mary safe 7" am , nding that the was, he burst into a heurty laugh, and remarked, What an amount 0! fish we have loet." A .\lr. Craig, I-`orayth'e Inland. who wan near by. was next to arrive and aeeieted in getting all ale to land, Dr. Douglas being towed along with his arms over the side of the boat. The nccident .,_.-...._....I _.,...... a..... I......l.....I nu.-ul. I-nnu I W II" "II II lllll llullglhl uelng unvuu Iuuug at occurred some two hundred nrdu from shore. On their srrivnl st ny lulnnd, about a mile away. restorative: were ap- plied and the drenched one: put to bed, And on Fridny all nppenrod to be us well u ever. ` N Don`t full to [at In a good supply 0! BATH Bl.'.\"a XILI. \\'00urbol'on tho rainy season am In. ONLY $2.00 DELIVERED. glll lklllllll Ill ngvp -g is.-3;`-in . _; 310.5% ; prlstnoexfrw main kg 50 la bundles. 832 ' smaller qunnt tieoii per bundle. nowuxkca Hnmumn. ._-__.__ .---.o...unn n_.___ 1)-. " Irllloh Wllfu" tolophong In nu-bar Ill To 03;; Rail}; i.}'3'rI."Fn'au1&a:-a. Wuhhcton. IAIIIJNU and III MB In North an New Yuk. vb 0.'l'.R. and N.Y.O. Rn. `I . IIAKLIY. _..1.---__ uh 'm..'"'."' . ".+.;.';;n....'L"J ;::;.;.' Iuxusmx. om`. `rm: raounhxn xsuxn noun: av IMPORTANT} r not C331 msudw - mot`l,'xnmhlnq.InnllIl:I?'n.I.up|aly W" A ._,I .'-I.-A I-__A uuuiu-on yo-nu-u-sung v- -u `-- r. A. roman. . ooneanjracfiginx, , Pu-ry what. - run I! Brook Street GENERAL TICKET AGENCY. ` Ran. Wow-town C nu; Hanson'IM own at Wade`: Drugs yurt does not meet nu aepn. om; Ana s of course have not about tha Vribvgv HI Vin atsoutii A B|GAMlST'S OiME. V. ii LT7.\x.\2{Ig%.WET)NEsbAY 3v1N}N(;. A176. 31, 337. '0.-.1-umu-1. am John Ruklnll mm "h~-untrue An naoeueu new nu.-.,.........r. Alexender Soleter, general agent. and D. R. \V'hit.eheed, local agent for the home- hold lire extinguieher, gave en exhibition on the market square leet evening in the pre- eence of e large audience. A large wooden structure wee eet up end e quantity of coel oil and othetfinllemmeble etnlfpolred on it. After (he re 'l'1i'(l`,'lhe` etructure well "in head" Mr. Soleter opereted the household on it and completely ext-in tho. liemee in I. very few eeeonde. number of prominent ineurenoe men end oltieene wit- ueeeed\the teet end expreeeed themeelvee er-e-er ennnh nlnnnul Ih Y.lIO`|blntV of YJIO very much planned with ma sonny or me houdhold to wrath. with "the tin end. nouod`tho tut nun oxpralou Inemulvcl much planned with the Ability of the lmnndhnld In vnntlo. the tire end." 'l'IlO IJIIIO IIIIIII Iilllxuurn LoNDoN,,Au . 30.-1`he Duke of Argyle.` in n lettertao t e pnpera, etatee tlnt he is astonished nnd pained at Mr. Glndntouell speech in the house of common: lut week, ` on nbont the prnelunntlonlof the Irish. Nn- tionnllonguo. - He aye Mr. Gladstone : nt- tentlgt to minimize the detectable tyranny of e league; shows A cbndition of mind on which no reliance on be placed for counsel, ` and guidance. 1'0 PORK PAOKER3-Highest Cash Price aid for pork blade bonoo. tutngoktisind forgi- izing materials delivered our vam- loll. .RowLxu&Oo..Eert en. un ton.