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VOL XXIII, N 0. 42.4 AND GENERAL ADVERTISER PORT PERRY, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEP . 80, 1880. | WHOLE Sept. 18.--Buenos Ayres advices say that on the 21st of August the national troops en- ° - tered the®Provincial Chambers ejected the members of the Chamber of Deputies at the point of the bayonet, posted double sentinels; and closed the legislature by order of the National Government. A great crowd col. lected in the street, but there was no dis: turbance. The senators and deputies ad- journed to the municipal hall, and issued 4 manifesto which failed to elicit a manifesta tion of popular feeling. The city rumaing tees Ham axp Tatose,--Sutton, Sept. i8.-- The most sovere thunderstorm that has ever visted this place commenced about nine o'clock last night, Hailstones fell for about fifteen minutes with temendous force, some measuring as much as eight inches in cirs cumference, There is scarcely a house in the village which has not some window Fruit and root crops suffered ses verely, large limbs being torn from the frees by the :hailstones. Fortunately there was not much wind, or there would not have been a window left whole ou the side from which the storm came, The ground is covered with foilage from the trees. The storm seems to have taken a course of abont a mile wide directly through the town= ship from west to cast. Hail as large as good sized apples must have been rather formidable; the fewer such ee me A Dreadful Sacrifice of Bife. The terrible explosion at Seaham Colliery last week was awfully destructful of life.-- A despatch on Friduy last from the scene of the disaster says : At two this morning the first of the vies tims of the disaster was brought up from || eret-- { : : ¥ ; Fhotels. HARRY MARTIN'S WIFE. |wook, with some lady or other.--| And in the big drum Dolores was| A Tax on Business Cards. : theb ok re (if i pruer. . ' s Us ------ - but I began to feel horribly uncom- | actual ¢ next mornin, r THE fortabl 8 h "e hen old Capt. Cri 2 : ; 1 ee ~ [fo i tain . Cr i WEEKLY POLITICAL, AGRICUL-| ONTARIO BANK. Money, Land & Insurance CONCLUDED, ria o as to th o receptionCaptain | when o apt. Cripps, as innocent 8 TURAL & FAMILY NEWSPAPER, pi er House,| Shows bit fiightonod and shy | Cripps would give mo and our fair |as a lamp of what bad occurred dar- 18 PUBLISHED AT PORT PERRY, ONT., CAPITAL $3 000 000 B R 0 K E R S 9 PORT PERRY at first ospocially when she discover | Visitor, and I recollected with relief jog bie ) ondacted 3 Sitong sO . 3 a ers over and in. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, y 5 PORT PERRY, ? ed, by catching hold of my whiskers that for this hight at all events bo pa hid the BAIRD & PARSONS. PORT PERRY BRANCH. hi re Subseatbor Raving leased the above} hat I was not. Martin, who shaved | Was safely disposed. I thought itivgjoria in search of the missing) ------ : HAE forge sunss of money on band for | hotel, it will he his endeavor to conduct | clean in those days. But very soon best to give tho men my version of | sister. 'We wero all in fits of laugh- wo TERMS-$1 por smut, if paid in a . / Investment. RD ovary Jationias So as lo merit the | [ got hor on the mule and explained of the story; 80, before we reached | ter while tho old fellow did the | griking wance ; not . harged. 0] patronage of the public. i k - Subscription. taken for loss than six months; SAYINGS DEPARTMENT.| prorigages Purchased. matters in my best Spanish, and wo the Velen: | told thom, in the moss ponore of bia Be 5 ant £ and vd discontinued until all arrears WGA Savings Depart Boponits 1 A number of excellent Farms for THE WALKER HOUSE were creeping steadily down the hill - siness I pind poss hi % that search proved fruitless and unavsil-| . RATES OF ADVERTISING. | FivoDollars and upwards BE volond inter< | Sale OF lo Rent, Wholher jor bie quality of accommo |and Dolores, who was not more than the young lacy was etained ag inst | ing, They left not a cranny un-| For ach ine, first insertion .. +... $0 08 lest allowed thereon. CFO] ons is equalled 'by few "Hotels in the [yovonteen, apparently in childish her will, and had applied for pro~ |notived while the band playicg gaily > 1 0 02 1 trod AGENTS FOR THE Province and surpassed by none out of the | 3 tection to the British whi dock LL bir d . Scbwquentinatont perline 00] No ties of wim ag wien, oot he) ih apirita at tho succoss of our| Igoe © LS) TE SO ig frig 2) I v vert : - B . : ty S@ Letters containing money, when ad- : A. & ALLEN, Commercial Travelers, the Traveling |onterprise. L ave shell] gad i, 1ate SF fen ne trond Stine Ey dressed to this Office, pre-paid and regester- Manacus, Public, Farmers and others doing business| But though she had dono her part course!" 1 ended with a confinonco | ¢ SS tha bar's men, and the ed, will be cat: ourrisk, | or Nonsaiol in the Village and the geners! public will | "00 o) v, I didu'tfeol ut all sure that Wiis x am bound to say I was far proternatural solemnity "of Mat's and charged according to the space they oc mes THE WALKER tho adventure was ended. There | ow fecling. countance might have led anyone 4 gi + LAN LINE all that be ired i Res were lights moving to and fro at the Wasn't I glad to find myself on {10 suspect that something was up. . 2 ed fo iblication, at can requ n the matter of A ' . + : Sivatisments toertsst or Dt AL Oo adation and moderation in charges. | upper windows of the church, and board the Valeria again, handing | Martin was of course introduced without spec Sue hehinat Of Stoamships ; over Dolores, who was by this time to tho visitors as first officer of the until forbid and charged Rox I Lite pa. Cho Charges are No Higher at the |2t anY moment her presence might | felch y dpi i or ship and one old follow acked him advertisment will bot or Merchants . om JOY x DAVID I ADAMS, Walker Ronse Hen on 30Y bo missed, whilst the open window quite hi ened any, in uta sil suspiciously if this wore the usual by ; in Mr. Ross' Ontario Buildings . ls ence, my superior officer, as in ? : and others who advertise by the year or ee > with its piled stools and boxes on the » ? state of things on board an English Lares » 4 LICENSED AUCTIONEER. CALs vr Bt Port, Perry. The House is fitted up throughout inf. 4. pha d declare the roud she] duty bound, and retiring a bit aft | vessel, band playing and flags ie 1 cases be , Jan. 0 . . + + + 2 Nr om will in all cases RErom my sincere has tomy FIRST CLASS STYLE. tad taken: mysal Sti po Brat grasfing fit 2 3 holiday? . : numerous friends and patrons for their a3 shouln be over. en I came for-| no,' Martin answered coolly ; | quiet. Job Department. He onago bestowed upon mos MONEY TO LOAN. | The Tables and Bar supplied with the Just at this juncture the con-| Wo vo 4 or lained briefly bow it w esaw that the captin was beeing - Pamphluts Haug ie eho hie! Auctioneer during the past eight yours, l 3 Suis sithe Zinslert and the utmost atten- | founded mule, that up to that had that ot 1 ¢ y di off & boat load of distinguished lan 0 | : A a ctor re would oN oR alt ~ et oe to mil ue Sibsniber is piepsied olen money on paid to the convenience and comfort of | behaved himself protty decently, ey Re os P ul 7 , Sm visitors tho first thing this morning Cards, Ball Cards, &e, of every style and four property to sell by Auction anywhere | io hi ih property OF /ertun, trom ALL GUESTS. bogan to tack aboutin a manner other Zachary in the Jew's quarter | 5nd I instantly sat about having solor, executed promptly and at lower sates 01 North Ontario, the township of Mariposa |") 0c oer Canin. Loan. asp); No etter stable and shed accommodation | simply fiendish. Ho went all over had fallen through, and exonerated | tho ship dressed and tho musio play- . shan any other establishment in the County. {or Cartwright. s Re Co ae ¥ in the Province, Attentive hogflers. tho road at a k myself for taking the dangerous step | ing to do honor to the arrival. Parties from a distance getting hid My long and extensive practice as Auc- AVIN MPANY. W. HASLAM ho road at once and you never knew fbrinaing the: gitl to th Valoria Theold cba ould Yt bat bap Wills, &o. printed can have them done to take | {onoor has enabled me to judge the valuo of Heo has also been instructed to invest al, 0 oop or + | whether hia head or tail would bo of bringing 19 4 eV era, d p couldn't but be pleas- fome with them. Farm Stock with an accuracy second to large amount of Private Funds. Goi y, Dec. 4, 1879. aost. IT sup i \ which would in all probability be ed at this compliment; and at last J. BAIRD. 1. PARSONS. [pone in the County, and this is of import- Interest Eight per cent, No C RTE 5 Uppermoss, suppose it was tho} '0 04 next morning by the local they all cleared out, making a ee [ance as if tho Auctioneer 5 BOL good ot PATERSON, P ERRY HOUSE, _ |girl's clothes that excited him, un:| "0 CF Co Gp 2. y tho lor. | thonsand apologies for baving ever | Uroken: y judge of the value © Stock he may soon | Port Perr: ay 20, 1878. olicitor . . 1 rran rom the : Y : Professional Cavos. ue far more than his fee in any sale. ot Ter) ee The undersigned having leased for a term loss the benst was n leagno with tbo English consul. jor an instany suspestad any of ous Em MD. FTMS,| Dill stamps always on hand. NOTICE TO FARMERS & OTHERS of years this comfortable, pleasantly located | S8ters, and was doing his little best | rablo number of complicity in ~ ¥.% ANDERSON, MB. MD, FAD: 'Solo Bills ranged and notes supplied Hatol will endeavor by strict attention to the | to stop ~ tho affair--thoso Spanish Naturally the presence of tho lady | tho sister's escape. We beurd thom e). M.C.P.S., L.R.C.P..Gra ete of 18 | ron of charge. ---- convenience and comfort of guests to make could not be concealed from the other | 88 they left deciding to make for the University of Toronto, graduate of WF - fi] Days of Salo may be arranged at the MONEY TO LOAN. the 'Port Perry Horse a desirablo place of muloseare artful enough for any-| d the ship' opposite side of the island, where worsity of Trinity College, Fellow of rn ¥ Onsenver Office, where a Sale Register will i" entertainment for the general public, Choice | thing. Added to this Miss Dolores officers and the ship's company, | gels a wild tribe of fisher cople 'Medical School, Member of the College 0fy yoy pe THE undersigned Wonld say to the owners | supplies for the table and bar, v most of whom wore already agog to i Pop Phyricians and Surgeons ; Tiicentiato of the | °° % Liberal. WM W. of Real Estate, that he hu In his hands | The stable and yard carefully attended to. got frightened, and I could hardly k b thi : who might have given the girl shel. Royal Colleao of Physicians, Sibu. Port Perry, Sept. 4, 1877. Inigo AmMOUNL ort for periods to Which he js JOHN RUDDY, |{koop her from screaming out; and no who was is myster- | ter. How we laughed as they were Physician, Surgeon, aod Acconcheur. ® Dre i nt eight per cent. Expedition | Port Perry, Deo. 9, 1879. rl hich had 3 ous fomale who had suddenly ap- rowed ashore! Although there was over Mr. Corrigan's Store, Pott Perry. : and most reasonable terms assured. ee La my log, which had not done 80 much P"| ill old Cripps to tell, which to BE. MAJOR, 8. H. CHRISTIAN. OMMERCIAL HOTEL work for a long while, began to ache peared on the quarter-deck. Martin |°", PP! ) to my 1. SANGSTER, M. D., Physician, Sur) o 101 5 arties | Manchester, October 17, 1877. C . ' g y beg + mind was tho worst part of it all J. I SANG Acconcheur, Le AUCTIONEER. All parties| MancRewoh 7% 2 ~ and throb so that I could scarcel calling tho men together, gave them | i qpivits b 10 Tso with +B oroner for the County of Ontario" wishing his services can call at the x Tho subscriber having succeeded Mr, 5 reely | © ob such an explatation of the pirits began to riso with the |tho better. PORT PERRY. «Observer Office, Pott Perry, and arrange for MONEY TO LOAN. Dewart in the Commercial Hotel, Williams- keep up with the mule's vagaries, ' P i success of our Iast move, 3 > Office over Notts Furniture Store; corner of days of Sales. 4 7 bitre, Cartwright, intends fitting it up witha | We hadn't made moro than | Tair as Ibad mado in the boat, | The bandsmen cleard up their in- Queen and Perry Streets. Port Perry, Jan 10, 1879. The undersigned hasany amount of Money | view to the comfort and convenience of ¢ : keeping his own and my special part straments and retired, and Dolores . Office hours from § a.m. 10 12 1M. i nt lto1end upon Farm and Town Property, at guests. quarter of our journey, when T saw art in tho busi 1 1 t* of | Was huddled back into Martin's cabin or peak fo dueling Feozntly'eneupied WM. GORDON, Unusually Low Rates of Interest! 3 hie Sunpiies for the table and bat care | plainly enough by the sudden ap- P is s ] usiness © Hi yon of where breakfast was spread and the y . a ully selected, 0 : so | 8i and leaving each of his aud- bali ) WARE, Coronor for tho County of Licensed Auctioneer, Valuator, &e.| Loans can De repaid in any manner to suit ® PETER HOLT, |Pearance of lights and torches in it Taith tho a impression key turned on her. I believe tho cap- Ontario, Physician, Surgeon and Ac: OR the Township of Brock, Uxbridge, the borrower. Cartwright, March 4, 1879, front of the church above us, that ng. P g. tmp tin was tho only man on board his Aotitheur, Scott. Thorah, Bama, Mora, Mariposa | Also several Improved Farms, and Wild AN HOTEL the sister's escape was discovered, that I a i: Sven uence of his oe ows shipwhs did not S60 the iii remarkable honor and gallantry that | ton ut he was greatly taken up posite the town hall. Port Perry. i AA eR, M. R. U. 8, Guy's MOBRIEN, M.D, Tor in, England, The kye R. Oftice, Op! M. F. 1 Frospltal, London, Ki 1. day, Huw Oshawa, ieee . F. PATERSON, (late of Beaverton,) N. Barrister and Attorney-at Law, Soltel- for in Chaneery, Conveyancer, Notary Pub- mos over Brown & Currie's Store. Port Perry. BILLINGS Barrister, Solicitor, Notary « Public, &e, Port Perry. y 29 A large amount of money toloan at 8 {lected in Cannington, 'or otherwise, - and per cent. prompt remittances made. Remember-- BE. FAREWELL, LL. B., County orown | WALSHE, the North Ontario Auction- J Attorney for Ontario, Barrister, Attorney, | eer. Hollcltor, and Notary Public, ottled lntely sie cupled by 8. H. Cochrane, 28q., Brock strel > Whitby. WM. HEZZELWOOD, GLISH, LL.B, Soljeitor in a a VAAN Is Nou Conveyaneer, &C. Licensed Auctioneer. Oshawa. ce--Simooe street, opposite the Post Office 4 ,, Barrister, At- YOUNG SMITH, ike do in Chancery, and Insolvency, Notary Public, &c. Omee--MeMliilan's Bloek, Brock street, Whitby. . A. MUR ATE Patterson & Fenton, Surgeon Dentist, Office over Corrigan & Camp- EE bell's Store, Port Perry, All done in the very fatest and best style and warranted to give satisfaction. Port Perry, March 28, 1877. O. N. VARS, L. D. 8. EETH inserted on all the latest princi- ples of the art, and as cheap as the cheap- st, and as as the best. Teeth filled with Gold and Silver. Teeth extracted without pain by producing local anmsth- esia, Dentical Rooms~in Cowan's new block, over 'Atkinson's Drug Store, King Street, Oshawa. Hanning & Lally. CIVIL KEN- L. SURVEYORS, Draughtsmen, Solicitors of «+ GINEERS PD. Office, Gould's Block, Uxbridge. ©. G. HANNING. | 0. W. LALLY. Moxey 10 Loan.~C. G. Hanning, Agent forthe Freehold Loan & Savings Lo. Uxbridge, March 26, 1879. HE GRIST, Paren SOLICITOR AND _ DeavaaTMAN, Ottawa, Canada... n business with the Patent Office de ts of the Government. and the Registration of Trade Designs. procured. Drawings, ications, and other Documents neces- 'secure Paten the RAY, : ts of Invention, prepared | odel of the Invention. may and Eldon, pay" Parties entrn 1 of Brock, Thor North Ontario; Mariposa, etc., in the of Victoria. Orders left at this office, orat hi will be punctually Residen to attend to al Having had much Real Estate, Live -- | Cattle, Sheep, &c., ments of all kinds, eir parties placing th 11 rely on getting al possible to bring. All orders prompt! charge. Parties' leaving immediate an. carcf Charges Moderate. stowed on him public general party and moved in Ibert, hi 0 un 3° suer of Marriage Comm! T ©. FORMAN, . a Marriag One door west PortPerry, y on the utmost attenti to their interests. WM. GORDON, T. H. WALSHE, ICENSED Auctioneer for the T attended to. ti HE Undersigned having taken out & License as Auctioneer is now prepa 1 sales entrusted experience in handling Stock such as Horses, made out and sale notes turnished wM The Subscriber in returnin thanks for the very An LE hat having 4 to the Yi ertak Laying, Plaste; and everything connec therewith, hich ho will execute on the short- a Office-- Manchester. g their Sales to me on being given stin, Sunderland, Brock. ownship lama in County Cannington, Brock: s residence | ah, Mara & T ce--! Debts col | Tands for sale, cheap. Investments made in Municipal Deben tures, Bank and other marketable Stocks. Apply to JAMES HOLDEN, Broker, &c. A Whitby, April 10, 1878. MONEY A Yo-auERIcA HOTEL, PRINCE ALBERT. W. H. PARK, PROPRIETOR. Having purchased the above pleasantly situated Hotel, 1 have thoroughly repaired and renovated the entire premises even to the Sheds. The Hotel has been furnished in First-Class Style and Stocked with the best Liquors and Cigars! Strict attention paid to the comfort of and that the ladies were in hot pur- suit, Iwasn't so frightened of the ladies themselves, for I flatter my- self I havo rather a kack of manag- (ing them, but I bad an unpleasant ed with pitchforks, and the thought [Private Funds,] 'o Loan on good Farms, at 8 per cent in- terest. LYMAN ENGLISH, guests. The tab.e and bar well sn W. H. PARK. Prince Albert, June 12, 1875. pplied., of which I did not relish so much. In vain I dug my dirk into the BARRISTER, &C., November 21, 1866. Farmers' Mutual Insuance Co'y Head Office, Whitby, to hi also Farming Imple- Farm Preduce, &c, &c., sales in my hands may for the property thatis ly attended to, sale bills free of their orders at the Opserver Office, Port Perry, will receiye ul attention. 'M. HEZZELWOOD, Raglan, Raglan, Sept 10, 1878. a ees we SPENCE, CoNTRACTOR, BUILDER, &0. g his sincere tronage be- jig inform the ught a pro- age of Princo liberal E o Stone Work, Brick- d most durable re at which style, and at the vi a wd n be done ne est material and clas ANS] 8 workmanshify wr. SPENCE. HN CHRISTIE, TOWNSHIP OLERE, Licenses--Conveyancer, issiover &o. 18SUER OF e Licenses. of the Walker House ---- new Marriage Act. Port Perry, July lst, 1874. Y CHARLES having been re- 2: appointed Marriage Lacense Agent-- | (after sixteen years duty) continues to fur- _ | mish Li 'as heretofore--at Port Perry e will in future give his whole attention to his business as Contractor, and is te | prepared to furnish first class ERY RIGS This Company is now fully organized and i prepared to accept risks on Farm Building and their con and Churches, th have ns by applying t the local Agent will be found as 1 sible Mutual Insurance C & of the Company. Our rate Brock St., Whitby. C. NOURSE, Secretary. Ww. H. BROWNE, General Agent. C. M KENZIE -- HE Subscriber having now fu his new and extensiye Liver; y of superior Horses an $y a suppl; LIV On Moderate Terms. C. MCKENZIE. Port Perry, Aug. 6, 1873 R. RICHARDSON Resappointed Issuer M 1st con Brock. _ Brock, Aug. 5,1874. COUNTY OF ONTARIO, 1880. Oshawa 4 ovember 2, 1968: THE ONTARIO tents, country School Houses Those wishing to insure and ereby support a Home Insurance Company ow an opportunity of doing 'so, either o the Head Office, or to any of ow as those of any respon= 'ompany in Canada. Head Office--Opposite the Royal Hotel Wy R -- PORT PERRY LIVERY STABLES ily equipped Stablas Mth Carriiges, is jage Licenses. Under tho New Act. Office, lot 10, in the Sitings OF the Division Cours Published by order of the Court of Genera . Sessions. J RusTEOND HOUSE, (LATE ALBION) WHITBY, ONTARIO. E. ARMSTRONG, PROPRIETOR. -- eee HE QUEEN'S HOTEL, » WHITBY, ONT, McCANN & TAYLOR, ProprieTons. Every accommodation for the traveling public. 8 8 WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. INCORPORATED 1851. y 8 CAPITAL . (With power to increase to $1,000,000.) HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. by fire. JNO. & D. J. ADAMS, Agents, Port Perry. Port Perry, Jan 22, 1879. a VALUABLE + FOR SALE. TOWNSHIP. OF REACH, 140 acres of which are cleared and in a state of cultivation, the balance of good hardwood bush. There are erected on Frame Bara with unde: outbuildi There are on the premises a Young Orehard, a good Well fUXBRIDGE. I ge She thriving village of Uxbridge. or i to TF Parte IAM WARREN, t 3, 7th Con. of . g 1 . of Reach. If by letter pre-paid to psom P.O. Reach, Feb. 3, 1880. peng Form, ty] ~ in the 14th concessi Fu "WM. McDONALD. m P.0. £800000. pay Insurances effected at the lowest curent rates on Buildings, Merchandise, and other property, against 'loss or damage P OQPLRTY hl undersigned offers for Sale 200 Acres of Land, being lot 3, in the Tth conces- sion of the 4 in s good ing Dolores from hor heavy cloaks. the premises a Good rground Stables, good , al good, fortable fram Brweliing House and Den . . food, thriving 'Water Privilege. Also for Sale a Water Power (a never ng stream) and SAW MILL, On lot 24, in the Tth coneession of the town- t is about two miles ed offers for Sale that Fine the South-hlf of lot No. 8, on of the we! re- | bright flash across our C0UZS0; but sly © th po hindquarters of the mule; wo could not keop tho pace, and soon the noise and cries in the darkness behind us told us that our pursuers were close upon us, At the top of the high vineyard path I seized the end of 'the sisters cloak, and wrapping it round her head to prevent her cries boing heard--for she was by this timo quite beside herself with fear-- I jumped off the mule and dashed with her into the vineyard which edged the road on either side with stampy thick bushes, Tho mule, released from restraint, and maddened by the last prod from my dirk, galloped with aston- ishing clatter down the narrow road, followed instantaneously by a shouting mob of people, allin pur suit of what they believed to be the thiof and his captive. I couldn't help chuckling as they tore by, the old jackass leading the way ata speed to which I had been vainly urging him all" the evening. Bat thore was no time to be lost, for the road which tho pursuers had taken was the one which lod straight to ontrance of the jewish quarter. and it was. cloary impossible to make that. I had not a moment to reflect or probably I should not dared to do what I did. Rusising and disentangl- half dragged, balf carried her across tho vineyard, down to the seaboard, and thonce by the quietest road to the steps whore I had told the men to meet me with the boat. It was lying in waiting, for the big clock at the cathedael bad just gone ten, and without further ceremony I tumbled my living bundle into it, and, jumping in "after her, gave the word to be off. Not a minuto too soon--for the quay was all alight and alive jwith people and lanterns. The news of the sister's escape had just reached the town, and I saw my old enemy, the mule, dragged into the Palaza and surrounded by a group of gap- ing Spaniards, who seemed to ox- poct he would open his mouth and | ol them what had become of the naway, Our boat did not escape the poor distressed Spanish girl had flowh for protection to the men of the Valeria, Martin then conducted Dona Dol- iden that they might havo called in (ores io lie own Sabin When she was tho assistance of hardy pesants arm. | O1treY ed 10 ma o. herself as mu at home as possible, for thoughan outward accident had marred the completion of our plans for her safety, there was not a man on board the ship that night who would not prevent her return if noeessary with his life. Martin was to turn in slong with me, but; though I was al- most dead beat, it was a long timo before he would let me get to sleep for discussing & hundred different ways of concealing the young lady during the search which we knew was inevitable next day and for ap- peasing tho wrath of the Captain, a rigid disciplarian and martinet, which was only one dogree less tor- rible, I fell asleep in the middle of tho discussion, and Martin, I believe, wont on deck to star gaze, or else stationed himself on guard outside his own cabin door, within which he strictly cautioned the girl to remain until something was decided for her sleep by a knock on the door mess waiters; a clever, handy fellow, of taking into my confidence whon the rescue scheme was first develop: ed. Taving coughed and hemmed once or twice, and figeted about with ingly and said, pulling bis forelock : officers hollow. Just give us leave, lady as safe as a bird, sir." for I was beginning t» feel 1 done enough in the concern, would willingly shove the responsibility on Martin, any one else who liked to take it. " Music, sir, confidently nearer an men, or deputation all the ropes manned, flying, 1 " Well, and w notice, for somo one ran along the! quay with a lantern, and east a long | wo had pulled through it before any one dark mass in the stern of tho. boat was the lost lady. : ; 'Tho men pulled on in steady, stony British silence just as if their officers were in the habit of making a dash for it twoor three times & i 'could have recognized that the rathor crossly, for see the point of ul of anxiety on th and our owo rafety. « Why, the hig d triumpha mentioned somethin; tions unnecessary. know, but not so lady inside, sir I"! and the entrance of Mat one of the whom I had several times thought my things, which lay in a heap on the floor, as I had kicked them off at night, Mat looked at me very know- «If you pleas, sir, don't you nor the first officer be anyway taking about the young lady. With your permission me and some of the other chaps have a plan which'll beat the sir, and thing's done, and the young «Bat what's your plan 2" 'said T, had and rest of the or Mat, or » said Mat, coming d chuckling so thas I could hardly make out what he said, "We'll recaivo the gentle ,or what not,with and the colors and the band playing an-deck Just ng if it was tho Admiral or the ko. himself," bat then?" T asked couldn't quite { his wonderful recep- tion nor sce how it was to relieve o score of Dolores | rum, sir," said | tly, as if now he had 80 crushingly all farther explana-~ | hope «I'll play it,you and Ul play it to-morrow, after hard as to hurt the young ' with our immediate sea going orders, which had just arrived, and the an- chors were to bo weighed and the Valeria "off to Lisbon without an hour's delay. Wo all had to look alive that morning and I declare it was not till wo sat down to dinner in the _after- noon, by which time wo were almost out of sight of St. Michael's that 1 had time to think of the little pris- oner in Martin's cabin; though to judge by his moony look Martin had not thought of anything else. Natur: ally the conversation at the captain's table at which the senior office like- wise dined, turned upon the examina- tion of the morning, and in answer toa mute appeal from Martin, who was unable to say a word, I boldly asked old Cripps what he would: bave done had the poor little girl run for refuge to the Valeria. "Done, sir!" thundered the old gentlemen, spluttering ovor his grog in his excitement, "I'd have done what every, other Christain and offi- cer and gentlemen would have done; give the poor little cronturejsheltor and protection {rom the rascals who becoming a sensible Britain! Why by jove, when these smoothfaced rascals went snoaking over my ship this morning, and I had to palaver and spealc civilly to them, I jsut wished the girl "was aboara that 1 safety, ; might have a hand in saving her. I Tu Sous out of What Foamant you we'd havo kept her seemed «only like an hour's|ong of sight. from the table, unceremoniously rashed out, hand, hand. enjoyed the lark as muc especially as his part in begin till all the danger was over evidently felt he bad himself by that move. handed overto the English ch lain's wife, who ragged ber 'out took place a few days afterwards, Aftor tl Martin's mother at Southampton in Ham settle down he's found her I believe, for she can' help flirting any ! help Martin best in the main. were hunting her, and a chance. of Martin gave a gasp likoa whale coming up to blow, and, jumping Ina moment he was back again, holding the sister by the Of course old Cripps couldn't say anything after the manner in which he bad committed himselt before And, though ho gavo usa tremendous jawing about the serious risk, oté, we had run, T believe he h as anyone it 'didn't I'm not sure that he would have liked drivng tha jackass down the vineyards, but he was wondorfully lite to Dolores, and made her as comfortable and as welcome as pos- gible, lent her some sermons to read, which she took very demurely, and scored one to We got in. to Lisbon next day, and the girl was Tor the wedding with Martin, which hat she was sent home to and 1 helive she went to school for a bit; anyway Martin got his promo- tion shortly and left the service to ire with. Madame. And a rare little handfall more than she-can |! breathing, though she likes old the mine. Before all the bodies could be removed the fire again broke out, and was not extinguished until seven o'clock. One hundred and thirty is the lowest estimath of the dead. It is estimated that there were 400 horses and ponies in the mine. The bodies of the men which have been brought upare frightfully disfigured. There are eleven bodies near the pit-shaft. If will be somo time before the other bodies can be removed, and some muy mever be found, as they are buried under the debris of the explosion. Another fire has commenced in No. 3 shaft, at the ventilating furnance, This will delay the explorations Another Sesham despatch compiles a list from which it appesrs that 162 men and boys are missing. The latest official state- ment places the killed at 147. A broken safety lamp has been brought up from the main seam, and it is believed to throw some light on the origin of the disaster. 1t 18 already known that the explosion hag left 75 widows and 284 fatherless children, The poor fellows risk their lives every time they go into those deep mines, this one was eighteen hundred feet deep, more than & third of a mile. From a careful estimation it is found that ten thousand Epglish miners are annually injured by accidents,.and 850 of those die. In Prussia the mortality is much higher, a lite being sacrificed for every 70,451 tons of coal raised, while in England the proportion is only one in every 80,419. Yet these nre the men whose scanty wages are paid them with a Miser's squeese and who are locked out or obliged to strike every now and again when they seck to prevent their wages from sinking to starvation's point. Men whose labors besides being dangerous are irksome, fatigning and ex- hausting. ---------- A Weary AND INFLUENTIAL COMPANY ow The Montreal Herald doubtless knowing af what it speaks, says.--* The financial ar- rangements of the Toronto Globe Printing company are said to have béen cot The prineipal Shareholders ure :--Mr. elson, $175,000 ; Taylor Bros., paper manufacturers, $75,000; D. A. Smith, $40,000; the Hon. Mr McMaster, $10,000 Ald, Hallam, $7,000 ; H. H: Cook, $20.000. Mrs. Brown also ret taius considerable stock. Tue Hearusn Cunviw.--The Chinaman sow in competition with the British work. ingman. It is said that the Scotch "ships building firm which bas established itself Shanghi is now able fo turn out the largest~ sized iron vessels at prices much " Country, notwithstanding the fact raw material has to be shipped home market, The employment hundred Chinamen, at wages the equivolent of only a few cents enables them to do this. The frm tion will doubtless make bors of ironworkers and sh Clyde, Fyne, and elsewhere will doubtless seriously foel the competition.-- Sdn Francisco New t | assist him