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, 1881-01-28
THE 1ku11HET.

THE 1EunEET.
srttfal Dispatch to 7nr fAtetoa Tribune. y
MONTREAL, jan. a0.-Ckarles T,rOwi,, NJ,
cseapctl convict, from tho Auburn IN. "
Prison, was nrrrslcd I,eru to.dny, mid has
been taken hack.
Special Dbpatth to Tat Chicago tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, Jan. al-'rle gc!,noncr
Fiura Carvctl,, lnteiy ssiacl for debt, was
sold ut auclion fnr 5000.
sptctai DtspateA ii ne osteaus Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jan. a;,-Alr Job AbbOtt, cngi-
ncer ol the Canton Iran nrlKG Company, Of
0llio, WHO WAS summoned lis II witness
III connection with The sui.uro of
tho Cl,u1nllero bri.fgo iron, lias re-
turned home. T'ln revelut1nilA rtTnrl-
ing the entries ot brlttgc-buil4ins material
show MI extraordinary stntu ut things. For
instance, tile CllandlGre DrltIge iroli, nlntl,t-
tneln,ptl aiNl reaAly tD erect, !: entered for
age, price0f tlu. Iron tur tho lust six months
ut tllr roilfnE-lllls ls,s bren nearly fuurcr
'er .,o.tn't' 70 t'Mt It wn.ld appuar ~ It Thy
nothing for their work nnt uty the freight
us Ill i''.luccnlcnt to bu allowed IL furnish
lianufactnral work ut less illnn tho
cos! Of the rAw material. T!'c same
Iron, though tho workmanship Is ut'llMslt
a,ul expensive. 1t Is ulldrrstUut tint Il il,Ot.-
nugll oyertlaulitlE OF tic entire question Of
the importation, q !'rit!ge-bls!t,tinE material
frnn tho United States IL tt TAXA ptncg. .
IL IL gXiMctctL that tho i'rinccss Louise will
return tn caMutla In Alnrctlllext. Her health
has improved.
Spfrta' nispateh to Tne Chicago Tribune.
I0E0NTD, Ian. MA Mrs. Henderson,, a
Chtcns0 girl. IL years Uf n9e, wus arrested
leru tt,.day fnr. bIsulny ut tho iMstMnce nf hnr
second husband, John Henderson,. ltlsn!!egc,l
tllnt she nsntrtcl Il inntt nNlncl Vincent Lynn
II, DrllUviile, mid deserted him 10 coua here
over Il year ago. Here shu capturutl llcHtcr-
Eoil., Slle. left Henderson 1T turn llltlo
whlln bacls, saying lle WIS not lit to live with,
nnu that purity lai.l MI Information agplnst
htr.
, 1881-01-28
E1GrTY-s1N MAJORITY,


OTTAWA, ja1i. 2d-G. Il. m.-rhp vote OIL
Dnke's amendment to tho 1'Aciilc Hallway
resolutions was taken q this morning, atnl re-
suited IN lis defeat by IL yeas t0 1iU nuys;
maturity for tho Government. ST.
At It quarter to & o'clock this morning
the lo,g-exlectc.l vote nM tia Pacific Hallway
question took pincc. The division WIS OIL
M asi y ;'kHs is5 to sn'ni X H. ,axss %'s'' c Ms
5 sit asScs E ae 6sast"t to " 11oSse IT. eh,es5 "ot
rntlfy the tcrMs Of Tho cHntrnct. Tho 'argu
prtse, Us Il was pretty well understand that
nll thelr supporters, even sevtr1il who lla,i
t!GGoi'llectl thu contract III private, would
1all inIo liMe when llp critical lnolnent
frSS lnsss1y l% w1sn "'stI" liz fS il: eSs9s 5sss
Cnukbtlrn, who has bccn on y sick be.l for
the past twn months, h0bl'lcsl In o,, n stick
Just hrfnru the llu,sso divided, md voted for
rs M II Liberal, bit WHO f'as ' loci, i long limo
on tho fcncu, vaultea to tho Government
side.
The vote on tlle straight qnestlou Of, the
aatsa; a Hsq It Is se resse sanftt e Sso st t. Il 'fs W
nioye MO fourteen amendments. 'EE Ths ilual ,iIs-
pcsnl of tle question VIII not likely tnke
!ht !stco eG;orc es, two ss,+ Or three , weeks ,!s
irst a'ns!I,!msn. },st bei.ts .!,s iisise ross -;
t" The effect TINT the Gnyernmglt should ad-
yertise for tenders. .Whe,i tile House met
In the afternoon l,e dElivcrc. H. long
y!ssi'' M!s wis., IL aSSr cvc4 Of efac ls '%snt "a vent
aiso ,an'oinln,c1lts moved hy l3tc1!nrsf,
ana Sir ltfchnrd Cartright.. Tic debate Ii
still snng Nh.
tnkan, a'n0nE tfeln Lady Macdonald.
Amendments weru a!so:: moved BY Messrs.
nurlec md lanrlcr, lut tlley met The SANG
, 1881-01-28
a SESYS-aIltL ROMANCE,
Special DhpateA to This cAIclaU Tribune,

MONTREAL, Jun. a7.--Sulno TIM, since mn
English gentleman, stopping ut tho vt. Law
scslce llall Iiotol IN this city, took fa'cy to
Hail xolllng thu evening papers. liz nlntlu In
Qu[rlesssabuut the lIttlu wuif, nl,d, iinding she
was tho only child OF q widowed l.otips, he
handed tlle latter S400 as Ile wAs liuyIug TIN
city, ii4 tuIt llor 10 send the Child ~ seli0o,
aud ho would bce tllat Slu did nut want.
kot hurried, s,,slt ilo bonsiaelIol. Oh Oh iesssif,
and sent tI,a child tn serslct. lllu gentle,nlli
wrote subsequently 10 tpe mother, but could
get no answer. llo tllell communicated with
child, md, ull being Informed Of Whit hnd
happened, liz reIlttfeh liberal supplies to tile
lady who had employed t1o sitI. llla tho Int
ter ts LOW UbtaluluE 9 lrst-clasA education at
, 1881-01-28
LABOR IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Reports from Nirc CnNnt1cN-.TIle Sup.
ply KMuhcInntc-Col0reh Nlcn Eru-
{urr0u. y

Reports from Five Cnnnt1cn-.Tho Sup-
ply NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIcn Pro.
Charleston Is. G.J He,rs.
IT. a recent Interview Selator 1lutlor Is re-
ps,rtc.l to have said that tito condition OF, tho
souih would be grcntly improved by tho iigrn-
ton OF Il large proportion or tho heEr0cs to
other Suites; TINT tho hlacks arc too numerous to
do we'll, nt1d tint eouth Carollna wotthl lo
moro prosperous and advancing State 1t Ilnlt ut
her present cuiorot popsllat1on should cmlRrato
to other sections Of tho Union. At tho ttmo tho
report wMs published tho .Scet aud Courier took
oceaa0n to aAy tllAt SO fur aa our Information
went, Gen. Dutlef Ind hecu wrongly informed,
md tl.lt instcutl NJ thclr being IN 'nvursupply
Of eoioretl lnborers In tho Btute, ttoro u In
VI my sections MI Nttunl scarcity. III
order to 1rrlyo at IL correct understand
icatlinE questions. which huyu tuea, fully n,l-
aWcreu Dy nttt.lttro correspondents In Sumter,
hMrW Co,iiss Ina'lsy us mi Isoryntio i'a.', 81, u,
ahow thut. fur lit l1llst ns ttGsu 1t,unties Aro
o1'lecrnc'i, tforo IL not MI osnranpply Of lntor-
tho sct,urll condition of thy colt,reh man bus
ben Ersat1y tpr@ssa; IT,, ,hat the reasion' TO-
unity adt!tstea; md that tho negro Is in every
why II iEars u,!!ul0nt, manageable. nt,.l trust.
worthy lahoror thur tho whIta mnn h!s proved
hlnlsIlf 10 10 AHer tic shlnt conditions. III
~ shurt .thut "ruortltlig MRonta" h..yu tioc1
irlp fnr tic r!,r:ilets. who h,vo loon unaSso 10
ptak mt Erert tleMl or tlor cottGn oil aucUuut
Of scarcity 1f lhnr. luah yeur tllo t,'i,tlscr 1T
na.ty ,old fields" nro being rpolai.uat, md rho
Mrol OF ar.lble land ls KreAtly eNnrKuti, u,id III
ste,'tis incre!sc1 tho iabor supply Ii tiuorcasu,l
There has been an advance III tho wages ot
Capable ufad tnll!istrlntIs agricultural fuGorrs,
atlt In sou,a aeollons Of tho State therv IL now u
gal for atist hEnsr w,tgcs f,r tho now year; III
, 1881-01-28
GOVERNMENT aI4kTrERs.

Special Dtpdteh to The chteu,o Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jnn. 27.-Dr. Grnnt, Of Ottawa,
Is 10 bu t1,atle Senator, til Tie rlace Of Scna-
tor Skcad, WHO Is about to resign. John Chr
ling. N. T., will probably become Senator
Chr1sllu's S,lGcessnr
Mr., uuuster, N. 7. for British Columbia,
lMsnlged II, s0tilc pretty strong talk tho other
night In the House Ut Commons. lie sAId:
"ll tho appeal nf I3rrltisl, Columbia wcrn
not attended TO IN this lf0use, they waUitl
hnyU to nt,eal elsewhere. SclMe ycars ,lgO
he brought Iii Il ricasllre to prevent Chl1.a-
men FROM reapilg tic benehts nf tho cu,l-
str,,stion Of tile 'rrauscontluc,ltal line. THIS
was bMrkCt. Tho American Government llMtl
nade new treaty with Clit,,n, giving n,,-
thorlty to tho United Stntes ti0yern,netlt to
exclude C!illlnM!c1. He wnntEl CAnHt!a to
80 the same, md Ill, Justice to llrttisl, Enl,n-
H. sa oI Glnsss IN ,s,G' ,3hor would s 'o qes
Mr.. Wh!tcl,er, Commissioner Of Fisheries,
one Ut til.,se whom Mr.. Hind cl,Nrgcs with
c0Uking tho ttsllery-ligures,- ,-lius received six
ln0sltlls' lnaya OF 1!baence. M rt1nsON IL
,rln Government il.ls tlrc.ia,l ,,ot to nrcrt
Mt y resent Il lighthouse nt f'nrt StHntGy, for
which an appropriation wns nl;ltlu last scs-
Tho amount Of expenditure hy, the Gov.
n'aonnt MT cxisndei @ Ill o. ~ ilo intercoonlal is;
itai',WAy taI,s,!y, Wns W,n;s' SlnFl4.9; tho l"ss on
Edward 1slald hallway wns 100, leaving
l0ss oli tho years. operations NJ :aO, ~,
'Ille cannts ot thu Do,MinlUi. ctlst last yaar
5 fsf sta Ssls's;tS for s ssGs!Es s! Ss
tolul expenditure 0ll railways nllu caliMls
DURING thB year Yns S10,4.l I'll,
, 1881-01-28

tlUlFS.
Sic transit-An ambulance wagon.
M plumber cau toll what nils tho kitchen
drain Until ho ll1s boon Upon tho roof.
A Son Frunetscn papor EXCUSES cnrtaln mIs.
statement by sayluE that 1t wns Typographical
error In tho manuscript.
AN aRtiuultufIst wrItos an ~ How to tell raa
cow" It n NIL right. but Of MI uso tot ru
WIN t'ocs not know what to tell tho COW.
1Io ca.nu In the othor day, ind, ,nklng "a,
ut II ,fesk, uskus1, ''Wcil. wlat shall wals
aboutY" Tho editor told him ho had bs.n,
right about rncc.
:. III tho count.nu-room OF Galveston Gs,anrl
tho fDlloWsug nut!e1 !s stuck up inn Gon.?'euoS
.plMco: "PeFdnni 4htinK no bll3!1IC9S Ill tI4.ohI
lcnya."
III a 1!ttto village Of EtIrc.et-T.ore msy Il
re4d IN tho }mrtnls ot tho cemetery. "b5ds
buried hero only tho tioad who live In this eoa'
nlttnr."
Thu following conversation took place y.
twenn n ktnsl- hearted Indy anu snail boz NJ,
politely swung open tlo 4nte for her. "Aa;
ss s'poso nse' ysa RSsh y p2!ss t s hH by 'SSa
DON'T.
II IS reported BY tic milk inspectors that ta
city supply Of milk wiz i,oycr 50 pure ~ roT
III continuation With th!s fl.ct it might be no1sl
thai tho rivers III the 1nllk.snppIy districts aa
All frozen sotitl.-Dost3n Giut,c.
4 big Rtx-fontce; wins lifting for nil be w
worth IN a wngnn,whceI which wtst stuc;. 1hss
IL little twttfOut Mltptpr htinlAsllly;lc
hroAfl rs hb Wis l0t1g, md Jnst ;out oI !pss y.
dresses Rufl lnto pants, with Ills hAI..ls Il h
10 ys,, II. want nc to help you! Lean sEun' *aA'
. ,Dtlpltz and Joe Nnxol hutl 81 gamo Of ~
tnrtls IN tho ''Ge1tlJ Dreaming s,nnl, IN naI
, 1881-01-28

That two horses co,ld not piow. lIo saw n
great slrn! of winter stnl'.1ng on tho lands,
act he believed. II tleso lands were well
give ua Ent,ll Il Yield ~ English farlns: but
nc faci was, they wcso short Ut capital III
every way:
anes ns tey yeyS wte e ssrtay tH so s sfts "f ~
working men liz ever HnW, Thu Canadian
far,,cr lint ntsu 10 keep his workmcn under
cover, nut II they, were not allowed to git
Sw rssS4 # 10 HI lis 9T Vs 10 oH aya asy sGsn a wis s sr1y T.
nfter the laltlsnne manner IN which, l,u wns
treated BY tile Chtlndiuti tinyertlleht, to sAy
nnythIng lmrsl1: bnt all he hml 10 say wMs,
st e al s aS III %' bsa %fe w%s a ! tsy ywsS sTfF s s
tlislcll Within III Or :a.1ld per puunu as Enyltal,
tenf. liz trlpi tn cnt It, Int .cn,ltl not. lIe
believed lhe best Of, thu .CaMaAlan, cattle
s %srs wreic}'gi. 0n S%ar,l liz ihs ship eo,nins
liD,nn they lind l,orri!1le mutton: It WIS
worsr tlall the beef. AfnnttohA wo!lii sa,ln
aay bc, R!'ns! country; but. until Il was
',e @ @ p ,dt f1 cssiayStSsle ,'Tiayf W5e
my men tn 10 there. Neither America liur
Canatla was \ country for II n.a! to IN III
without cnr!tal They were told r. pam
!f's M ' cpssl TX l"Sf',H 5f E 5at st R @ f S ta; aw
ever, was y great llun,ln.e, llc brlIevett that
wl Ii capital " about !!,at)U n n!nt might
,uakg money, Il l,c went IN for feeding Or
Ga,iatta that men werc lltying md sr[ting
useless, ul,tlra!nctl prairir-lant! Without
sceiM9 it; mud some members Of the Canadian
Parliament llnd thousands uf .acres which
tlioy. lid not knew what tn ,tln, With. lie
would l,ot Rfve. then! n penny: for i. At Nfr.
!.rids request he called on Mr. DrAke, b,tt
w!s Mr. Reid eertuin TINT Atr. Drnke wns
set up. tile land !-lnlnng, system 2 lie Ger
tuinly found them MI backing uacll other up
through thick nml thin, lfo lsa!l Thought it
necessary to write u few wor'ls 4, tho Iimcs
,Ihcrn was not tiNIc for t,tm tn toll them Of
tile i!nts who llnsi been take lit through ,is-
representations us to The character VI tic
, 1881-01-28

Sf:eMt DNFRHGh 10 1hs LhtedF0 iftouHts
. MONTREAL, t,tt 3T.-'flip inso!yclit tslnhe
Insurance. Company Ut New fbrk, which l,Ns
a branch otalce liert:. Is c0htcstng fl the
courts payment OF fill clatns Of TIN pulley
holders In the Dominion. The ErouM. taken
is TINT, rs the company wis mutual one,
thoy arc 0n!y entitled tn the sa.nH rate ot dis
tribMtloM Of nsscts NJ tic Ancrlcnm s!,nrc-
holders. The asnount HOW isl tn, l,ands of
Tho assignee will not pay more than 40 prr
rrtt 0f tho liabilities. X commission, ci,ti-
ststtnE Of MrSsrs, Davt,ls nlNt Greens!lieltls,
IRON tho collrts here. 1lls Just returned fron
New York, where It to0k nyittcmcr. III the
case Tho n,llonnt Of deposit II, the hands Of
the Doutnion Government Is sufficient 10 pay
Rtl tho Canadian claims.
, 1881-01-28
AN uSrAyo1,AuI.E REPORT.

To,mvTI,. .1n,'. a7-sl,h, t.rc"1"m u,s,c.
'...u,.,,a u ~ s'"' H., ano ;,a 1''C".nu 4etc.
un'M says: As t'e DOMINION dosefi'tileht
has published pamphlet containing tho TO-
Couat,o. n m.y,Iaa1 nj thn foj.ow5n,, srnen1,
l,arnr,, t,,n o,,.i', t;r...s, t,t,'t. 49,.
us'".J ''.'I,',.. ~" 4...'on ta1ui"s en My not
w 'l''l'i'e!es1lnH lor ctla'''Atls' hs tlere IL
marked difference between the tullo al Mr..
Delegate Cubitt's opinion iu Ills Government
rem,rt md thnt pivs,, II, tba f,r,niyv imtn,il.
c..,,ct. ~ l,nn,,',t - ~, @ ,,",.s"4 "." ''n.
eehce VI Ens'aaa: ~ u'e ,neetllsE m 4ucs"
t!on, Sir y. !: Aelunl: n. I.;..Alr. Peel, NJ.
II. Mr. Duckllaut, u. T., Mhl Alr. C!Mre Reid
We're present. T]lp <lNrictttuTttt Gdxcttc
furnishes thy following report:
Government as u delegate, to rupOrt 0M tbs
farming 0i Can1tla u,la aIunltO,u.. lie found
that tha farming Ut CanA!la WIS in n Misyr,-
able state, llU thought they Wcrc altogether
tlle worst farsncrs hu ever suw, nut only III
, 1881-01-28
WAR AGAINST LIQUOR.
SptfGl Ilitmifrh 10 I1t fAfcuaI 1tdh,tttk

MONTREAL, .lun. 2Z-rho French Cana
dian, Irish, ald other societies of temper
ancc-worlSers are nnaiEa,natlng to wage war
aEalnst tho lfluor-snlo6ns. Tho Chief Of
Police. the Magistrates, nmt tile Catholic and
Protestant clergy are working to exter'nInnlo
tl,e low, ru.l,-se1lfng places. With such MI
lIce!lsps tlis yenr 10 sell liquia poisntl arc
likely 70 ticcsl Il very, strung e0a,Eng Of IT.
spcctabilfty pr political lnll,etlce before they
procure Il linecnse. 1t Is thu Iirst oeeaston
On which there las been such Il strong c0uli-
tl0t with this object III view.
, 1881-01-28

Jttotah ti!.} tur. " 1f!aHell~ih Tribune.
Weather wis tho oost over krnwn, alitl ti.lt tho
sAernloliirter rttyIstercl II Baoru uf III degrees
bet0w zero. AAy1 nov lArWer story to tel.
slr, A, 4. jenG,lle} proprietor Ut u Ertst -utlll
nhout two lntrs frs,nt l)set,r. sturtp,! rr4, hls
he!nc tu m tu Ills Mill. dtstaait'u ot hAtt il milo
& @ 9 aar m ~ @ ~ ~ w. 1neeterea raI,,'r seyn:xy
cOlll kcu. Tho tank Waa moving III All eAsicrly
tllrcGtius about Id fnxt us MIN gould walk
Attor walking AkIput Eighty ruls II, tho vupor ho
emerged into tho cleAr 'intsonlixAt at tho mill,
feeling intunscly cold, liz went Immediately to
tho spirit thermoinetswr T. An.i tho scoru showed W
llonedlct IL II reliable wituoss, AMI rlalula tho
Thermometer has Atwuys proved Qxuct.
, 1881-01-28

TORONTO, Jan. a1.--l\n application wns
mntle before Judge NfcKonzlu for the dis.
charge from Insolvency of Mr.. Deaty, we'll
known us the proprietor Of tho ttefunct
Toronto Leader After examining into tho
papers. md seciny tint everything wis
accortling to inv, his 1louor granted
tie discharge, md said llo sytnpath.zc,l will,
Mr. I3caty, ani tint this wns nj, example Of
tho grent eyils of tile Insolvent net. Mr..
l,caty ought ~ BE- ttle Of tie richest nlrn i,
'furoitu, Atrt llrre !,n WIS reduced 10 l,otli-
Ing. AT The tinrof his Xvfttg Into insolvency
liG !,ud Ss00.u0 wurt!l Of property III 'rOrnli-
~, wl,iel, VIVA mt III tho market nmt slcrt.
ilce,l. Property wnrth $40 per font WIS snl'!
for Y1I', and llnltsts that c0st 2,nD were sold
for sl.0o. Ills Honor snld .ln believed. II the
estate hatt hren left In Mr. lisaty's !in1Mts, ha
could have pail Everybody, aild have Ind
S:SU 00U loft to himself,
, 1881-01-28
CURRENT GOSSIP.

a SLEI1llit1DE.
Puck.
Ono sleigh,
UMe horse,
Dllp inouu-
. VI H0l.rsc,
Ono mald, who snugg,cs 10 you, nothing 10th,
One hrFli
We'll flnred
Aruund
Orc waist
Ono robe thats closely tucked round you both,
A race, -.
4 ttnsh,
A c1nsh,
4 crtsh.
And you and eho nru sprlwllu9 on tho way.
A drink,
\ hitG.
fnnt
(losH-ufEht-
A yronn when yolt l0Da 1T y0ur rlrao no1t dayi
, 1881-01-28
wnEcK1Sa j. SALVAGE COMPANY.

1vRECKIS1 j. SALVAGE COMPANY,
specia1 Dtpaseh to 7nt Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Jan. at-'rhe bill 10 Incorporate
tho Dom1no'l iYrccking Is Salvage Company
provides far tle incorporation Ut james e.
lkoss. Ut Quebec; John Merritt. OF Now
York: II. llarrintan a.ul +. ". 1lrnsllaw. nt
Montreal; anu X. l,rnw,,. ut Lnchll,u. The
capital stock to bU $.a1), ,0DU,
, 1881-01-28

Special Dlspalth 10 TIE Chicago TffbuNf.
OTTAWA, Jim. a7,-Dr. \. J.. Forte, Of
Philadelphia, the wel-known ,uineralosls,,
Inns presented tU the Ottawa Normal School
II valuable collection Of minerals, containing
specimens from ntt over the wnrld.
Special Uispateh to Tho Chicago 1FibMns.
ToItoS'r,, Jan. 27.-The Snnato ut tho Uni
vnrstty ltas elected Alr. William Aluluck
Vice Chancellor, IN replacement Of tho late
CI1ief-.1ustlce AIoss. Tho selection Is geller-
ally approved. Mr. Mutuck Is u graduate Of
ii,lc years standing.
, 1881-01-28

OTTAWA, Jan. a.-Str lTngl, Allan, &. A.
Drula,nond, 4. Allnn, and II. \. l;l.tslcll, of
Montreal, aud j. W. CEendrucn an,t Z. Il.
1luifu.nn, OF New York, seek Incorporation
BY lettors tatpnt M tho Britsll-Anlertcal
lrnn d Coal Company, for tic acquiring,
mining, ,,lt working ut iron ,nd cuul mines
n'td rnnl deposits, n,A manufacturing
iron nsld steel, Within the Dominion Of Cntlu-
bco.tn; md of trading nud dealing III tho
PRODUCE thereof throughout thu Dominion OF
Canada.
, 1881-01-28
CREDII'-FONCI1.li.

EbfttdI 1VJfNftA 70 TIE [AltIE0 IFfbIlT1.
OTTAWA, Jan. .6.-Tho bltl tU Incorporate
the Crcllt-Foncior Company provides for tho
incorporation Of KILN, 1seiMach Il Co., Of
Paris; DUNCAN Mcintyre, Senator rhibeau,l.
eau, tho lion. r. Mitchell, nnsi Andrew
Knberts0N, OF Montreal; Senator CocIlrunn
uni Charles 1enss, Of England, Tho heal
offices 70 by ut Montreal. The capital stock
TO bu IS, ,D00,0N.
, 1881-01-28

No I'aris woman who 10 nnylod5' 5'u J' ths n.y.; ~;
any uthor shan six undorclnslei; ~ aiu InaSy
fashionable cOlor for uMs ~ wt ust ~ il I'd s
usticcs ot dress, Including ts.g oxsss,til be q5
gisI ar Xu,or!cH HgAre, fr ~ ssHs.x xol. = :
much aud bus4Ilns ult!ese;a,n!dtxo 70 1t hr.
French w0Isaan t,ts Gycrylnlng " Ind yrSassSt y
fold ~ wrluEtu as duvlCu OF tho h'.A
fnfutn her AnnlNrA4Gl.
, 1881-01-28
TEMPERANCE.
Monthly Meeting OF the Won1an's
Christian Union.
Encouraging Reports from All tho
Officers and Committees.
Tic rrosefnt1oa Of Saloonktepen Nho vLolalc lhs
Law 10 10 Vigorously Pushed,

Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Womnn's
Christian Temperance Uninn WINS het,l yesteruny
inurnny In their room, M. TMrwei Hail Ihll.l-
ing, Mrs. CarHo ih tho chnr nnd ntout forty
members present.
After the rcn,llng Of Scriptures and rrtycr,
Ar. Howell, un tho rnrt VI tho Corresponding
anu oifce Secretary, rrall report showing TINT
letters Ind been rucctvctl from Il lumber Ut men
w!M Ind bcnn reformed ut tim me1ttnks Of tho
Untnl,. and who wrotp t0 testify thnt they were
keeping thoir pledges. Sil,ro tho Inst monthly
niuotinT forty-aeven bud signed tho pledge. Of
whom fatlr wcrv wo1ile, three Of tho iattcrllny.
lux t1ctn hnhittthl tlrtlhkHtt1s. Tho Union WINS
continually receiving frnm nl,rOuil expressions
Of ayml,athy With tito Temperance cnnpuKn
which 1t commenced lust Novosnlcr. Thu saies
Of literature for December and january to dntc
amounted tn S1i}.13.
THO Chair exhibited 10 the meeting hnnd-
soniu onyx ai,l gold ncctlnce an,l lnckct which
hnd buen given to tho Association by Mrs.
1hnrcon King for tho nlirpuso uf hotnK pro-
scnttr BY It 10 Mrs. ltnts,urft,rl u. IInyes. Un
motion Il rotu Of thanks was accorded to tho
tlut!Dr.
Tho Trons'1rnr rcpnttcs1, showing TINT tho re-
eslpts during tho past nlunth wcru g. iOla6a: tho
nxIsn,l!tutss, SylUs5. leayirg.a hnianco OIL tand
cMln,h.Ign tu.lltn I,..ye amounted to s4iJ.ai.
Thu report wna ni!0p,cd.
Tho Chairman Of tno Excculivc. Committee
.igctiags CURING tue pnst two months. lnt ts.ese
TIT: NEW DEPARTURE
which tho Union liad ontered Nppn-thnt Of en-
forcInG III ChiraRo tho aws npuI, tho statute-
s!raaess of Sr s1sica Mc!owcil, n cha'sn III ~ o5
lna l'ceuiue liieornutatcd ,1,l,itr tto stato Inv.
the WORK ~ tlls luz lllls lt hccn pushed "a 1t
Il tnff*
, 1881-01-28
COULDN'T CHEAT HIM.

HAH Sfrffk DfHH Mfg.
4 mIldo-nse'l, respectfully 'irc.sni STRANGE
entered u,l oco IN r.rlk place tho otltorday u.
thck!y inquired is u could liEye the ,so Of Ihp
Telephone rorn low minutes. as /, matter Il
fact tho uIcc lnd no1tc, but tho clerk II, ehan,
plnccss an oil champagne lattlu IN tho III
mouth toward tho stranger, md tot't him ID r,
niluad. lIo drew up his chnlr. eyed the ,ol,
long and c1nSely, and ilnnlly nut his mouth II
thu n1glilf,H hsjl cnlled out: "
"itrllU! l1ulI0l St.ny, he!lH!"
After WlltIng llalf II tnsnutp for m arsgct IL
lift.d up tho buLto. sautclut It, una then tutaH
to tho clerk utld snA:
'sCan't rnts1 'c;,l.''
.'CNn't yun?' ....
M, ss.1r: cunt rot solnd.'
The clerk went On with 3lls writing, md lly Ara
by thu mAn irnsc, hplrel Il tlcrp Sigh, AHd 1ai
ns flt moved of:
."Y on didn't fnol mo '.nll! knew Ill tia,
That Il WIS Mo who was full instead ot shat tos.
tlui"
, 1881-01-28
Ill:.A'r{Ia1

sptttaE D!tpateh 10 Thu Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jim. 1G.-rl,o Iton. l.lcltarA
Wostenya, u rolatiye Of Lord Ilossmore,
ttiell recently in India. lie was u Lieutenant
III tho Seventh 1.nneers. 1t will be relnc1Il-
heretl tlaat lilo deceased officer WIS pars0,l-
atttl l.elU ly Il scnllntrrl about Il year Mg0,
who sw!nd!ct Qultu II number Ut Canadians.
, 1881-01-28

nrny frnn tho front!crof A!Ehni,fstan and frt'm
tho occupation Of Mrrr, mud my ct'tstHit pf',tnr
Is TINT my friends will net tlcr;tliy ~ thn two
spots ti,rf1icr rnst, whttl, have chlkai aft fnr
tiuMt, nA !ncy Nr., netfiE within the lelcAgueicd
11rthWOrk Of {tpnt -TrtS,.'f
, 1881-01-28

Now Territory Ac4ulre,as.. vel. pl:s
Our days OF rllnllnat,s,u aryf af. '"ssssi,axs "ssii
st. sse Jseobs 10 Uii antsrs TeuuaiF!ss aiF!ssaFt EsI
tuld conquera every subject ::
We believe (n IT. > .,;y,:s +
, 1881-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SpstLlt DispatfA 10 Y11s Ehttaao Tribune.

MONTREAL, Jun, .tl-'rliu Southeastern
Railway Company Inns purchased tho Laka
Chanp!afn IL st. Lawrence Junction C0i,l-
pany's lsa!lwny,fron Stanbrlslgu TO st. Guill-
Aunlc, a distance of slxty-tllrca miles.
, 1881-01-28
for Ottawa, wl,cro they will DO guests Of tho
Goyer,,or. GeucrnI. ~. -,


AHrrtAl,.sKA, Quebec, Jan. a;.-'rhc Shor-
IN informed J.act,ecl.,ic, tho murderer Of
Afiss Distei, this morning. that tho Inv must
tnkH its cnursr. MID tho condemned will be
hanged ut 8 Il. III. to+nurrtw.
, 1881-01-28
SCOTCH ISf,tto1,AGrs.

0*&
Spfttaf ilispateh 10 Ihs GAteaao 4tIhnre,
OTTAWA, Jan. sJ.-'rha Aessra. Isltldhll, Of
Tobacco Greek, l'elnbtna Mountain. l,ayp mr.
ranged for bringing nut thirty families ftom
Scotland next spring.
, 1881-01-28
NO WINE AT PARTIES.
apteta1 Dispateh, to Tbs Chicago 9rtbuns.

OTTAWA, Jan. 1y.-I.ady TIlley's cxumplo
In not providing wine Mt ler party Will bo
followed By the wives III two Ut tina Cablnet
Ministers. who thteMd giving grand ball
toward tho clOsc0 the present aessiUH.
, 1881-01-28
THE Tll{)tsETONa.

MONTREAL. Jan. N.-LAuy Thornton and
the Misses Thornton, from Washington,
passed through here this 1nornln6 Gu ruute
, 1881-01-28

lOTATO-EtAntJNE,
Epteiai Dtspatsh to 1hs Chicago TFih,tne.
MONTREAL, Jan. "d.-There Is potato-
famine III Cape Breton.
, 1881-01-28
PAYMENT roIt INJURIES.

0TrAwA. Jan. .0.-Saynral parties Injured
by tie accident M the st, Lawrence IL Ut-
tawa Hallway, nt 0sgoottc, hnyp demanded
pAytAent for ln{uries received.
, 1881-01-28
A GOOD RECOMMENDATION,

ALBANY, N. T., Jan. :t1.-tioy. Cornell rec
on,ne,ads I'LL appropriation for ::snuprcssillg
cattle disease, a!!A urges tho ,locussity for
Congressional! ngtiOn.
, 1881-01-28

Thg only safe aud auFl cure Cor gravel or
urfpary tsouhl0s Is Hop litsess.: Erovv 1t,