Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press. Wunt Megl july 18. Manitoba free press. Morning and evening editions a wished every Day except sunday at six o clock a. M., and four o clock p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the Manitoba free press a. F. Luxton 00. Director and editor in met edition by mall one Chin one strictly daily morning free press delivered a Winnipeg on same terms. Evening free press and san Deli ared in Winnipeg 80 cents per week 75 Centa per month Cor Ktreo months. Strictly Cash in Advance. Advertising rates per nonpareil line 12 ones makes one Inch in depth for advertisements appearing in both Ordinary advertising ten cents per line insertion. Advertising inserted for .1 definite period of tune to be charged for at the following rates in week. 30 cents per line two weeks. 45 one to three months. Bix months. 300 oneyear. 5.00 advertisement of occupying less Nanco than live ones will be charged As five Leno advertisements. Condensed advertisements on first such As situations vacant property for Sale etc., etc., 30 words or under one insertion unless the Canadian government shall generously role steer to share it the Noble mar ques will have the pleasure of paying goo British Money As compensation for losses bus trained by Canadian a Olera and America sealers under Canadian colors by reason of praiseworthy Effort to Settle this vexing an Long standing bearing dispute. That i what Cornea of the colonial connection. I does not seem quite reasonable at first on to face of it and in is not surprising that Xing hah members of parliament Are Diss scofied As canadians it would be More Manly if w paid our share of the reckoning or so hang the relationship that there would be no Quee Tion of our responsibility in the matter. Of oubs cents each additional word 1 Cut so or under for each consecutive insertion for words less period than one week 25 Centa each additional word 1 cent 30 words or under one week 1.35, each additional words cents 80 words or under each subsequent week glm each additional words cents. Condensed advertisements not inserted every Clay 80 words or under 60 cents each insertion each additional word 2 cents. No advertisements charged on account for less than advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out. Notices of births marriages and deaths so cents each insertion. Special notices set in nonpareil Type leaded and located Over the City and 10 cents per word each insertion. To notice inserted for less than cuts Are inserted they Nast be air. Mounted on Wood. Daily edition in Trade. Liberty in Boll Ken Allter in old saturday july 18, 1391. In Behring . The British commissioners sir George Baden Powell and or. Dawson lost no time a Victoria in their hurry to get to the fishing grounds. During their stay of a few hours at the British Columbia capital they were waited upon by a deputation of owners of sealing vessels that Are supposed to be at present of or Atli somewhere in those Northern regions and sir George Felt himself at lib Eity to assure Theiu that they would be compensated for any losses sustained by reason of the now turn of events. The other Day the wires informed us that Canadian sealers were refusing to obey the proclamation of a close season they would Only retire by compulsion As it were and in this connection a dispatch stated that one or two sealing vessels were being ordered off by one of the United states cruisers. This is not As creditable As usual to the Canadian respect Foi Law. The two countries principally concerned have agreed on july crop Buix bin. Bulletin number 29 of the department o agriculture being the third for this season ii of no special value under the excepting As it gives information not contained in the one preceding it. Happily Thi bulletin of june 1st was of a character to assure us of the uniform excellence of the son s crops in the event of conditions which must necessarily Manifest themselves and the chief interest of the present report has been in consequence anticipated. Our principal con Cern in As to the state of tha wheat crop and a month ago we All knew that so far a growth waa concerned its Success was beyond any further doubt. There is value however in this latest report in addition to the satisfaction that will be Felt in having the popular expectation confirmed if Only in the knowledge that the crop is generally several Days farther advanced that at the same Date last year. This Means that there is so much less risk to run before ripening. The Promise of a month ago has been Ful filled in the most generous measure. With reasonable Rains for a few weeks it was known on the 1st of june that Manitoba would have one of the Best crops on record. U p until that time the conditions were everything that could be desired Only in places the want of rain was beginning to be Felt and it was realized that the crops everywhere would be the better of a plentiful Supply of moisture. The next few weeks brought All the rain that was required and it was then known that the crops As to growth were entirely Safe. The bulletin just issued tells us this in official form but it tells More inasmuch As we Are informed that the growth has been so rapid that the advantage gained in an pm optionally Early seeding has been largely maintained. With equally favourable weather for the remainder of the season it is expected that harvesting will be general throughout the province in the second week in Augusti no estimate has yet been made of the close for that Are considered sufficient and sealers of both nations Are warned to observe the prohibition. Commanders of fishing vessels should require nothing More than a knowledge of this proclamation to compel. Respect for a lawful regulation any loss sustained by interference with their occupation As sealers would be a matter of future adjustment. As a consequence of the Assurance of the senior commissioner the Victoria vessel owners have probably sent word to their Crews in Behring to obey the proclamation and retire from the prohibited ground. Complaint was made when the Behring Bill was before the Imperial parliament in reference to the question of compensation that it was the purse of great Britain that would have to Baar the Burden. It was con. Tended that Canada was As much interested in the whole matter As great Britain measured by the benefits received from the fisheries it not have been going too far if it had been said that Canada was far More interested. But when to adjust difficulties with a foreign country it is considered Necef Ary to impose certain restrictions on the fishing in those Waters it is great Britain that has to compensate Canadian sealers for any losses sustained. Canada was necessarily to the agreement it was consulted at every badge and its interests considered and its in fluence in the matter was to great that it was Able to exact this very condition of compensation in addition to the further one that tha terms of the arbitration should be accepted by the United states. We thus Lay claim to a somewhat potential voice in the settlement of this question yet we escape All responsibility for compensation although it a our own peo ple who ate principally concerned. This a one of those Peculiar incongruities which from time to time insist on Grovia Gomboz our dependent relations As a Colony. Whether we shall be asked to assist in compensating our own fishermen remains to be seen. We suppose it is open to the Ottawa government to do this but nothing in the debate indicated that it was in any respect committed to doing so. This feature of Tho subject was strongly objected to by More than Hon. Member. If there was to be compensation at gentleman maintained it ought to be paid by Canada. To emphasize the hardship of the Case is affecting Tho British taxpayer or. Joseph Chamberlain professed to know of his own knowledge that Many of the vessels Hying the British Fig in Behring Are really american vessels furnished with american Money but manned principally by canadians. These would no doubt be represented As Canadian vessels entitled to compensation from great Britain. The United states the third party to the negotiations will have no compensation to pay As the interests of its people Are other Wise sufficiently protected the whole Burden therefore Falls on great Britain. Said i Chamberlain the Canadian government have not it appears absolutely agreed to join us 10. Compensation though i think that they ought to pay a Large proportion of whatever is discussing another feature of the Bill or. W. H Bmith. The Leader of the House said i he Dominion had a right to legislate so far As her own people were concerned but she had no right to legislate for the British nag. That s it. A colonists we Are minors o be heard Only in Courtesy. Strictly we Cave have no voice in the matter then Why yield. That will be the feature the next report and it is permitted to anticipate that the same As the june report anticipated this latest one. From the remarks of correspondents which form so interesting a feature of the july bulletin we gather that the crop All Over the province will be Little if any Short of that of 1887, when Manitoba astonished the world with an aver age yield of 32 bushels to the acre and when less than Farmers exported Over 000 bushels of wheat. We May not have quit so Large an average this year although the correspondents Are almost without exception exceedingly hopeful of big results but there will be a larger production per head and much larger absolutely for although the number of Farmers has increased about 40 per cent Tho acreage has been increased by Over sixty. No one need to surprised if the son go on As favourably As it has done up to the present if Manitoba this year will produce anywhere from 25 to 28 millions of bushels. A can safely Challenge the world for such i output by less than Farmers. The reports respecting All other crops both Cereal and Root Are almost equally favourable. The splendid growing weather of june brought the oat cup up to its usual Standard in this province and even Barley which had suffered during an inclement May has almost quite redeemed itself. The Hay crop although varying according to locality promises to be abundant enough for every requirement. Live Stock is in prime condition and it is encouraging to know that it is steadily becoming a More important Factor in the general wealth of the province. As an evidence of the sub Stantial Prosperity which can fairly be claimed a characteristic of the whole province it May be noted that the average Price of improved land has increased from s9.43 in 1890 to in 1891, and of unimproved land from 55.43 to average on both of Over 20 per cent. Wilbur opera week. Repertoire for eight perform Mances atthe Princess. Winnipeg Gors to hear something oat of the Persse makes a great hit at Little Rock Bourn failing. For the week commencing july 27th win Nipe Gera Are promised the treat of Lin Tenick to operas rendered by one of the Best companies now in the Wilbur opera company. This combination has just closed a most successful season at the metropolitan opera House St. Paul playing for eight to crowded houses my holy. Before Dis banding the Wilburs decided upon accepting engagements in leading towns of the North West outside the twin cities and obis week have been doing Marinette and other towns in Wisconsin and Michigan. Next week they hold Forth in West Superior and the follow ing week present this repertoire in Winni Peg monday july wednesday wednesday the grand saturday Princess of Trebiz it will be observed from a glance at the above that something at least to our citizens is to be Given by the Wilburs Nanon and Bohemian girl to Iii the Only operas in the list that have been presented Prev Boualy at the Princess. The company numbers forty people and carry with them an excellent orchestra. From Winnipeg they go South to grand Forks and Fargo re appear no in St. Paul in the latter part of August. Or. T. H. Pershae who had been spending a new weeks with his family in Toronto went o Little Rock. Arkansas some Days ago to accept an operatic engagement and appears o have caught if one May judge from he following opinion which is copied from he Arkansas Gazette of Lany hearts that have been bowed Down with Lis appointment tha past five weeks on account f the inability of tha Tenor at Glenwood Plase he assumed the part him Aalf to the satisfaction of the audience. Liberati the Cornet player a blowing a Cornet and leading it band in Helena Mont. The Deshon company Are playing to crowded houses in Michigan. They appear Here late in Augusi. Gordon Craig of Ellen is to make a tour of the English provinces with a travelling troupe and then join Irving s company weather bulletin. Indications from Washington and he ports from Manitoba and the Terri tories. Washington july indications for Minnesota fair saturday slightly cooler in Eastern portion warmer sat urday night in weat portion North winds. For North and South Dakota Light Shaw bib except fair Satur Day a West portion of North Dakota slightly cooler except warmer sat Day night in North Dakota. Observations taken by or. Geo. P. Bliss observer Winnipeg july 17 30.30 lowest 30.04. 60 Lowrant 55. San rises 4.32 Sun sets 8.31. Weather indicated. Ity Ark to sustain Hia role in a manner a Jual to Bose presented by the other members of the company were greatly relieved last night. A Irga us Diente assembled to witness the Bohemian which was Given especially o afford or. Thomas h. Person an oppor Unity of introducing his voice to the Little lock patrons of summer opera. It the Cleverest rendition of the Para that has Over been Given Peov Noe and Kreit Weiks. The following telegraphic re Portia have been reos ived from Manitoba and territorial Points for the Twenty four hours ending 9 ,iim., july rain thursday Fernaon and night Cloudy and Cool Friday morning. Cloudy and warm no rain. Portage la Cloudy Iid hot thursday. Cloudy and Cool Friday morning. Oak Cloudy Palm ii Glit Raina during night. Thermometer 80. Cloudy heavy rain. Friday morning Cloudy and Palm. To Cloudy Light Shower thursday Forenoon. Temperature 65. Cloudy Calm temperature 76, Friday morning of tied a Calm. Temperature 65. At intervals All Day Cloudy no wind. Temperature will be a Brandon s summer fair on july 22 and 23. There will be a of exhibitors and the Moose jew Accident Guthi be re arrested. Abandon july indications Are that the Brandon summer fair to be held in the City on the 22nd and 23rd of this month will be a great Suco Esa. The energetic management Are leaving no Stone unturned to make the show a Success and it looks As if their efforts will not go unrewarded. The membership Roll of the society is piling up As the citizens Are taking a great interest in the exhibition believing that it will be of immense interest particularly to this District and of general Benefit to the whole province. Secretary Harkness has already Over 200 entries in the live Stock department and the entries have Only just commenced to come in. John e. Smith the big Stockman of Beresford farm is expected daily with a car Load of High class cattle from on Tario among which it is expected that the Best that Ontario can produce will figure. In shape. New buildings for the accommodation of the exhibitors Are being erected so that there can be no complaint by exhibitors for the want of sufficient signed sealed and is the Legal form of honorable and valuable Transfer. Buy for your use the coffees which come to you direct from our House Guaran teed for highest excellence by our Seal. This Transfer is not Good there is no Seal upon author. Is frequently the the Northwest. Sufficient accommodation Case at exhibitions the chances Are Lis City and for two Spuro its Melody held 3e occupants of the chairs in delightful Cap Vity every one departing fully satisfied with 10 performance and bestowing upon the new Lember the fullest Meed of Praise. Or. Perate a native of Ireland and has had the Nadvan Ages of a Superior musical training both in England and in this country. He looks More be an american than an irishman and has n accent that would give a stranger the in Resson that he was an englishman. His Tage presence is All thab could be desired. He i possesses a handsome face a Well proportioned form to which he imparts the Grace of a gentleman and an accomplished actor. 65. He seemed to realize Lali night that something was expected of him and that during the evening he would Clear and Fine. Friday morning the same Light North wind. To Cloudy thursday with a Light Shower in the evening Cloudy and Windy indications of More rain Friday. Thursday Cloudy and o pol Friday. Fine very warm to Cloudy and mild. Clear and hot a heavy but Short Shower about 20.30 in the evening Cloudy and Cool Friday morning. Clear and Fine Friday morning Cool and Cloudy. Clear and warm slight Shower during the night. Friday morn ing Cloudy and Cool. Part Clear and warm Friday the same. Along the m. N. Partly Cloudy to Clear and warm temperature 75, with local showers in the evening Friday morning partly Cloudy to Cloudy and Cool Over the whole line. Light North to Northeast wind temperature 60. Says the Toronto Globe it is tolerably Clear that if the Case As Between sir Hector and Perley were tried in a court of Law and the Guili affixed according to the proportions in which the Boodle was divided the minister would be the first to go to the Penitentiary and the Laso to come the free press waa less severe than thin in some remarks on local doodling every Whit As scandalous so far As it could be known or judged audits managing editor waa jerked up on a charge of criminal libel. The jury it is True practically acquitted him but in local ministerial circles the opinion has abide that the Ian. Guage was Toj Strong. What have these pal Liatos of political every one of say of the language of the Globe should we be naked to pay the Marquis of a Zuur quis of Salisbury when Thyl Bob up to the lords had to admit that it wan vexed we do not he said that a part May British government but t di8pufco that whole o time was pressing however poor he had. Exclaimed to impulsive. Warm hearted lady you look a it you had known some great you Are right answered the battered tramp gratefully accepting the doughnuts Aad Bourl of fresh milk. I May i ask what it yes he said with his Mouth full. I lost both my parents when i was nothing but a Small had you no yes mum. I had an Uncle. 1 lived with him i was a Good sized chunk of a boy and then he and you had no other Only an aunt mum i went to live with her next. I was very Happy at my aunts Don t speak of it my poor Man if it awakens painful it Breaks me All up mum but there s worse to come. no. She was a widow my aunt was you know and be up and married again. Married a mean stingy ornery cuss of a Man. He drove me out the House he Tore to had been there three weeks and and then said the dejected traveler a frightful spasm of pain distort ing his face at the recollection i had to go to Tribune. Kotlik sides of Hie question. You know what my daughter s voice said a third Street two noted woman to the Leader of a choir no town who was looking for a Singer. Yes lit said submissively. I should say yes Madam he continued bracing up and i May say that i also know what it free press. Be the Central object criticism. In the first not whether the audience noticed it or not his initial appearance before the foot lights was marked by a slight degree of timid Ity. He soon overcame this Little hindrance or rather his voice overcame it for him. The moment he emerged from the wings he was greeted with an enthusiastic round of applause which he acknowledged with a Grace Ful Bow and a very pleasant smile. His a Imp was far above that of the average Tenor Aid his singing brought Forth the warmest compliments that his manager could have desired. Everything he did was anchored the applause being As general As it was Earnesti. The Beautiful Solo fair land of waa not alone a Surprise but was the Best work be did during the evening. His voice is Rich full and Sonor Ous. It is also firm and precise and at no time does it Lack clearness in the most intricate passages. His engagement disarms All the critics who have been contending that no objection would be had to the company if provided with a Good Tenor. His actions upon the stage and the admirable manner in which he Sung his solos made him a favorite and earned for manager Mullaly the congratulations of All his friends. The company is now Complete and future performances May be re lied upon to give the fullest startling rumours Are in circulation regard ing the serums condition of Edwin Booth Tun noted tragedian. A letter has been received from Buzzards Bay mass., where or. Booth has been stopping at the cottage of his old Friend Joseph Jefferson in which the Intelli gence wag conveyed that or. Booth s health is rapidly failing. His condition the letter said was really serious and that the writ or had never before seen him look so poorly. The letter went on to say that there is Ottlie slightest probability of or. Boosh Ever a p Pearing on the stage again. Not Only is lie physically incapable but he has grown no Moody and absent minded of late that tie nervous Strain imposed by an appearance in any of his famous roles would undoubtedly terminate in a Complete mental collapse. r. Booth the letter said was not ill with any particular complaint. He seemed entirely worn out and was aging very fast. Tha great tragedian is now 58 years of Oga having been born in 1333. Forty of these years having been spent upon the stage Aad aside from this his private life has been full of worries and misfortunes. All thase have helped to make him what he Man ten or fifteen years older than his Zachial age. Or. Booth has been visiting or. Jefferson at the latter s cottage for the past few weeks. He is reported to look As if he was suffering acutely All the time. He does not talk to anyone when he can Henrj it and exhibits Little or no interest in what is going on. The Little walk ing he does is with this Aid of a thick Cane upon which Helean heavily. Hespen Demost of the Day sitting on the Verandah facing the water brooding and gazing in an absent minded Way before him. He eats bub Little although the ladies of the Jefferson House bold do everything possible to amuse him and get him to talks some interest in what is going on How Long or. Booth will remain with the Jefferson family is not decided. Joseph Jefferson is doing everything in his Power to it him to agree to Stop there All summer. He summer Home of sex president and mrs. Cleveland is not far away from the Jefferson Louse and mrs. Olev Elandis a frequent visitor there. Or. Booth is very fond of her and she s about the Only person with whom he talks to any extent. The latest in organs is the heed pipe Organ manufactured by Lyon Healy of Chicago. The oni Cago inter Ocean of june 21st says Frederic Archer gave an interesting and enjoyable recital june 19th at Lyon Healy s music rooms on the new Reed pipe Organ. The instrument is the largest yet constructed of the Reed pipe Type and generates music in a degree much like the pipe Organ in the of tone and the metallic vibrant Quality. Each set of registers has a different relation to the sound Board and the tone is controlled by sound Chambers which give in a different Way Force to tone As Well in variety and resonance. The new feature introduced consists of flexible Copper sound Oards. This instrument is particularly Well adapted for chamber concerts in Small Halls or private houses and has decided advantages ver the Ordinary Reed instrument. It is by Lyon Healy at their factory opposite Union pack r. B. George director of musical coven ions institutes and festivals is to pay a visit to Vinu Peg the first week in August to organize a musical school. This gentleman with his company has met with great Success in the a dip cities of the United states and can Ada and has with him competent singers. The company on arriving in the City will probably Ive a free corp Cert with their own Talent. The company Are at Hamilton n.d., from Juv 4th to july 20th and Bathgate n.d., from uly21slto july 28th, expecting to teach Market reports. Those who Earry off the red tickets at the fair will earn their honors As the directors confidently expect that tha number of or hitts Wil fully double the Best year in the past. Dominion Dairyman commissioner Robertson will be in attendance at the fair and will address the meetings of the Farmers Institute delegates. In the evenings of the 22nd and 23rd baseball Lacrosse and band Tournai Nenow will take place As Well As a con Cert in the roller rms to that the directors Are catering to the amusement Loving patrons As Best they can. It is not perhaps generally known that there Are still free homesteads to be got in the prov Ince and that there is a steady Stream of in Comers who Are picking them up. For the week ending last wednesday it May be of inter est so know thai 26 entries for homesteads were made at the Dominion lands office in this City which represent acres taken Possession of by immigrants newly arrived. Inquiries at the lands office How that the nationality of these immigrants who mean to not ten Down in Manitoba Aro As follows ice canadians 6 Bels ians 3 eng Lish 3 Irish 3 scotch 1 american 1. In the unfortunate railway Accident that took place yesterday at Moose jaw or. E. N. Johnson brother in Law of w. F. Irwin of Thio place was killed. Mrs. Irwin has the sincere sympathy of her Many Friend in the ready mixed faints pure Quick drying Good. Covering capacity put up in Patent cans of of half Plant. Pint a arts half a allows Gallons. For Sale in Winnipeg by b. Wyatt. W. D. Pettigrew co. The City cemetery. Place to Day to wheat Down and Corn Tju in Chicago Groin and produce prices. London july Grain Market opened easier this morning. At Liverpool Bombay and Kansas red wheat were quoted cd. Power Corn was firm and id. Higher wheat and Corn off coast very quiet wheat on passag Vej buyer holding off and Corn slow. At Mark Lane wheat and Corn very quiet. The French markets were noted to unchanged. The weather in the United kingdom was hot and forcing. Chicago wheat Market. Chicago july was weak under the influx ease of heavy receipts Bright and favourable weather in the harvesting sections and Dull cables. Closing prices were of. To 1 cent lower. Receipts 572 cars. Olos a prices Sujo. August 83ge sept. 83io. Dec., 80jo. Oslo. August 65jo. Sept., oct., year 4so. May 42 pc. 34jc. August 27go. Sept., sept., sept., oct., 65. Sept., oct., 1 Chicago cattle Vitae sets. Chicago july cattle markets were Strong prime to extra steers 85.90 to others to texans to Stock Era to 84 native cows to 10 receipts j shipments hogs irregular rough and common to mixed and packers to 35.30 prime heavy and butchers weights to prime lights to receipts shipments to lower native ewes to mixed and Wethers to texans to westerns to lambs to receipts shipments Joa Guthrie who was discharged on wednesday by magistrate on the charge of embezzling his late employer w. B. Meoley land pit re arrested be sturday on a similar charge preferred by the same party and now stands remanded until monday when to makes his second appearance in the police court hers Rev. Or. Sparling of Winnipeg was in the City on wednesday. Current chronology. Montreal stocks. Montreal stocks reported by Alloway it Champion Bankers and brokers Winnipeg most real july it 1891 Sellers. Benven 225 114 Bank of Montreal. Ontario. Molsone. Toronto merchants. . Commerce. Miscellaneous. Monti Eal . Bioh. Ont. Nav. City pass. . Montreal . Canada n. W. Land co. 0. P. B. Fall. 106 226 149 130 106j 69i 190 210 791 82j. 167 217 us 159j 101-j 69 181 200 79 july 18. De Bouillon crusader Bec Vituj King of Jerusalem. Famous italian poet died. John Paul Jones died in Paris born. 1717. At Blackburn s Ford a. Skir Mish preliminary to still run. Battles in. Four states and the Terri tory new Mexico an assault on Effort Wagner made at Twilight was repulsed with great Slaughter Tho federals losing men in a few minutes. Cavalry fights at Auburn Chevra station Montgomery and West Point rail Road ga., and snicker s ferry Island Ford Shenandoah River and a flyby s a. Of papal infallibility proclaimed by Tho Popo. T. Hunter statesman died in Essex county a. Born 1809. Schuyler american Diplomat and author died in Cairo Egypt. July 19. Of Haledon declaration of War with great Britain by the government at Washington. Playfair famous professor of natural philosophy died. In of England crowned at Westminster. Iturbide first emperor of Mexico was shot at Padilla the second emperor Maximilian was shot in 1867 at Queretaro. Morgan and most of his Force capt ured at Buffington s Island o., and in that Vicinity. Edward Payson boo writer of didactic fiction died at Corin Vall on Tho Hudson . Born 1837. Belgian chamber of Deputit Quappelle Long Lafee Saskatchewan land company Cecice Jet Fob Sale on easy Tohms Tai free Grants of government lands May be obtained when easy reach of nations on the to . S. By. Further information apply to Oslo air land department. 881 main St Winnipeg. Oeoeo3s in. London House Cor. Main St. Postai Jeval the Twenty per gent discount Sykle closes this week saturday i8th inst. After that the discount will not be Given. Wright Bros Drawer 1398. Knights of by Liias exec Sion saturday july i3th. T o Lake Winnipeg two steamers and a Barge Bare Ben secured. Tiok Ebi for Sale at station nor Ninor. Train Leavea c. P. R. Station at 8 a. Sharp. Baled tenders addressed to the undersigned o and endorsed tender for Industrial school red Deer n., will be received at this of lace until monday 10th August 1891, for the several works required in the erection of Industrial school bed Deer n. W. specifications can be seen at the Deport ment of Public works Ottawa and at the office of h. D. Johnson Calvary n .w.t. At the office of h. J. Peters ref fluid and at the office of d. . Employees annual excursion saturday july 25 Ladirosa Eidt ii Sec ii matched Csc races and an attractive i Orr Emma of sports. For particulars 8ec programmes. The citizens band will in presort and furnish music for done members of City and depot to Jet offices and fron the committee. E. Welte . Small chairman. Sec curve. Ith after monday 20th i tenders will not by considered unless in. Made on form supplied and with actual signatures of tender Era. An accepted Bank Cheque payable to the the Bill authorizing the government to per Choso the Congo free state within ten years provided that Tho consent of Fokker Powers shall have been obtained. Chris Tian Henry Frederick Peters astronomer and scientist died at Clinton n. Y. Bom 181b.___________________ a faring song. An of week in journalism newspaper proprietor what in the world has made our Cir Culp Tion. Drop off so this week been no important news sir. Important news he How about that terrible Railroad Accident and Tho big Bank Defel firtion and the War scare in Europe yes there were a few Little things like that but you see it rained All week and there Yere no baseball Munsey s weekly. Of the ?9th. They remain week before organizing a convention. Dramatic notes. A wide awake manager in Mon Treal. leading woman was taken ill a lev nights ago and putting his Soubratte into her prepared to open the Campaign. Why Cousin said Captain Jinks what a Beautiful complexion you Havel you Are the Belle of the dance to yes Tom i agreed to furnish the pow Der if papa a would provide the Ball my partners must furnish the of i see and you expect to Briner on an i a press. Half mid half. What does the paper Meau when it says that or. Little sole has taken miss Brown As the partner of his Joys and sorrows Means my son that they Are to enter upon life upon the share and share alike principle. He will take All the Joys and let her have All the transcript. Fen who Are suffering from nervous debility Over work Early indiscretions or any of the numerous cause that break Down thai system should use dr1 Williams Pink pills. A certain blood builder and nerve restorer. They never fail try them. Sold by All dealers or Post paid on receipt of Price 60c. A address or. Williams me 1, co., Broc Mcville out. O tired Little Mariner Yeo to i to to unto Tho strand of Slumberland a sailing to must go. This is the time when children fare away from Home so Well seek the Good ship rocking Chat afar to roam. O Yeo Liol o sleepy Little voyager Yeo to Yeo hol the pleasant Breeze of drowsiness beginning is to blow and now the Isles of mid Aro All safely past and now Over dreamland s Harbor bar to steer at last. O Yeo to transcript. I to baseball girl. She very Maiden of a figure rather tall. she does t talk like other girls but Only of baseball. Pert find sometimes pretty when she Speaks about the game and she thinks to be a Pitcher is the highest Meed of fume. Shell clap her Tang loved hands in glee to cheer a splendid hit. sometimes when her Side has won Shell flirt a Little bit but if you speak the love that does your fool ish heart ent Mirall Shell Tell you you must join a nine and study to play Ball. She talc a of ays and liners in a manner that is Pat she can Tell you in a minute who it is that s at the Bat she do Esou Keetle and Connor and raves about their and you d really think she had been constructed with tit nerves. For she does t mind it if a foul comes spinning to Lier Side she catches it and sends it Back and looks quite gratified. She s up on All the double plays and Marks them on her cuff but she cannot keep n score card though she makes a splendid Bluff. Beware of the baseball Maiden and her f etch ing Little ways she s than Tommu Nergil tha Nowin Ambuski lays she comes in Willi the springtime and there s mischief in her Eye and though she does t look it she s most in tensely Fly. Order of the minister of Public works equal to five per cent of amount of tender must each tender. This Chaque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract., or fail to Complete to work contracted for and will be returned m Case of non acceptance of tender. The department not bind to accept the lowest or any tender. By order e. F. E. Eoy Secretary. Department of Public works Ottawa 14th july 1891. F to the me we Are ready to a this season s crop of Seneca Boot for Export. Highest Price paid for prime Root. J. Leoo Holiday Bro 266 Portage ave for quotations. Str Antelope a next saturday july 18th, tha Antelope will Mako Lone trip up Tho River past Elm Park so that families and children con have an of Iune and enjoy the Beautiful scenery on that part of the River without being Cater up by her wharf at foot of James Street of z a m. At 9 p. Eli Pafe until further Noticia electric cars will run at interval of every half. Hour. Notice i notice is hereby i Iven Janis William Lang Man general merchant of the town of Portage Prairie in the county of Al Erquette has this Day made an assignment to me in Trust for the Benefit of All his creditors. A meeting of the. Creditors will be held in my office on the 20th Day of july 1891, at 4 p. In. Claims must be filed accompanied by la ration within thirty Days 30 of the Date of this to entitle any creditor to be filed on or before to Beds Withem Cabug. S. . Bertrand official Aee Ignee Winnipeg july the 1801 prom main Street Bridge Twenty five tickets 6c River Sim Park. Bots except when specially Friom Portage Avenue East of Hake Iford Conn. Established 1854. Osakada Branch Gerald e. Hart gon i manager Montreal a general fire insurance business transacted at Lav eat current Bates. Paid tip capital surplus assets income 00 89 23 00 Wright Jukes general agents 891 main Winnipeg to 2nd ave. North. Cor. King and Bannatyne its . , official Assignee Aero not books made to order t. W. Taylor Pioneer paper ruler and account Book maker. Estimate a famished. 13 Owen Street Winnipeg Telephone to 828 next week h. A. Seed will open. Another fruit store i on avc., doors West of quit no it will be the Best full store in Winni Jug. Every saturday night borne line of fruit will be Eold extra cheap prices at All times Vul be Sway Down. A i a. Main St bet and Post Ash ave ;