Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 3, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Manitoba daily i ree press. Winnipeg. Aug 3 free press advertising an advertisement of any sort what Ever is Worth four times a Brach in the daily Fez press and the evening free press and Sun together As in any other Winnipeg daily advertising medium City and country my. N. Bbl has returned to the Eltiy from the East. 0. B. Jot architect of hotel Manitoba is again in the City. My. W. G. Mph ablaze of Brandon in in the 3ity to take in the regatta. The w 0. T. U. Will meet a usual this afternoon at 3 o clock at 209 Alexander at. The official census figures give Victoria s population As and Vancouver the estimated wheat yield of Minnesota and the two Dakota this year a bushels. Rabbi Pape Minster of grand Forks officiated and the jewish synagogue service a on Sabbath. The ladies of Knox Church congregation tender a Welcome Home social Zouev. Or. Duval to night. Or. Evans the new organist for holy Trinity Church occupied his position for the first time yesterday. The prizes to be competed for in tha regatta Are on View in the window of Geo. Andrews jeweller main Street. My. And mrs. J. A. Mucci Toussan of Kat Portage Are in the City to attend the funeral of the late or. Ingr Ahara. My. Thos. Leslie of Wingham father of Jno. And t. W. Of the firm of Scott Leslie Here of a visit in his sons. Me. J. T. Moose president the Toronto Belli line railway was a passenger through the City for the web on saturday. Tee main Street Bridge is being re planked and will not a open foe traffic to Day. It is expected the work will be finished by to Morrow. Miss , of London ont., und Mia Robertson of St. John n.b., accompanied mra. Large to Japan where they engage in missionary work bandmaster downard of the cavalry band severs Hia connection with the troop at the end of this month finding ill impossible to give the Timu Nec Csomai y for practice. Is. W. E. Ingraham of Carberry and or Ephraim a West of Brandon arrived in the City yesterday evening to attend the funeral of the late jus. A. Ingraham. Ching the offertory at the Central congregational ctr Arch last evening miss Barrett Sang beautifully jeans Lover of my to the music of the last Rose of a Little girl narrowly escaped fatal injury on saturday near the North fire Hall getting beneath the feet of an express Nan h horse. A few slight bruises were the Only injuries received. Me. Geo. A Gall returned on saturday from England. Jar. Gait Baa recovered what from Hia serious illness but is yet in a weak condition. The Secretary treasurer of the Winnipeg general in spinal acknowledges with thanks the receipt of o sack of flour from the congregation of Shara Zedek picnic and a Basket of fruit from mrs. Schultz. Rev. J. K. Mobine who has Baba spend ing the Lauramer at Portage la Prairie has run interesting letter descriptive of the town in St. James Parish Magazine Kingston. The a tide is reproduced in the whig. The August number of wag Horn s guide is received on time Replete with All latest time cards for travellers by Lake rail or Ocean also containing changes in municipal officials new pos offices the game Laws Etc do. Popham leaves this morning for new York where he takes a Post graduate course of study and visits the hospitals. He will be accompanied by my. Popham As far As Columbus Ohio. They expect to return to Winnipeg about Christmas. My. Mouneu St. John formerly editor of the Montreal Herald now advertising agent of the is at the Clarendon. He is being warmly welcomed by Bis old time friends the 70 a when or. St. John waa a prominent resident of the City at the Public accounts enquiry at Ottawa on wednesday last or. Mulock moved tha All accounts and vouchers in connection with the payments for boots for the Quebec Cav Alry school and the infantry school at Winnipeg be produced. The motion carried. Thi boo line in connection with the can Adian Pacific is quoting an All rail first Clas passenger rate from St. Paul to new York o which is less than the lowest far via Chicago and a differential line and Sg-5 less than the Standard limited rate via Chi the Wilbins. Opera company closed a mos successful week s engagement at the princes on saturday night. the matinee Prin Cess of Trebizond Wais Given and in the evening the company left of the South yesterday morning and open a grand Forks this evening for a Short season the rav. Clement Williams of Carberry occupied the pulpit of holy Trinity ensure yesterday morning and preached with Gro acceptance of Tho parable of the Pearl of Grea Price. To is an extempore preacher of Grea Promise. Hia diction is Well chosen and the handling of his subject shows thought ant Ood reasoning Powers. Mrs. Maria m. Clark of Winnipeg Man., died on sunday at the Home of her Bister or Charlotte l. Morrick Utica n.y., aged do years. She was the widow of the lately deceased attorney general a j. Ozark o Manitoba and a sister of Henry Merrick aug Albert Merrick of Toronto. She loaves two world. The picnic of the employees of the Vulcan Iron co. To Praser s Grove on saturday a a Success. During the Day races were held and a baseball match was played Between two picked teams. A number of friends and the families of the employees went Down to the Grove. The picnickers returned late in Tho evening tired out but pleased with the Day enjoyment. Mike Joyce a youth who is Well known to the police Here having Juat recently been released from the Penitentiary after serving a term of three years for breaking into a adore in the City was found yesterday by policeman Dawson standing on a door step in the rear o the Mol Tyre Block. Although not engaged in anything unlawful Hia intentions were no doubt bad. He wan locked up and will be charged with loitering. A. Bryce left Thia afternoon by the Soo train for Michigan where be will spend a vacation prior to returning to his charge in Winnipeg. Or. Bryce presided at Tho prayer meeting in Bank Street Church last evening and expressed the pleasure it had Given him to minister to them. At the conclusion of the meeting the members Oetha congregation Badi him an affectionate Farewell wishing him every Success in the free press. Baroness Macdonald. Parses tritons by the cd try on the Way to activity at Anthracite. Of the Coal a Oxnem Lake to the town Good Market As feared. The town of of Anthracite on the 0. P. B. West of Calgary presents a Lively appearance of since the reopening of the Coal mines Here. The miners have organized a band and discourse Sweet music in the evenings and hold a sacred concert on sunday after noon in the open air. There is a Large gang of men at work and they Are making Goud one Shaft runs Down 300 feet on an incline at the Bottom of which two tunnels ranch off and extend for Soo feet into the of the Earth. Numerous Fine seams of Coal have been located and the management expect to begin making shipments during and will increase their output As the Market demand. The Coal having been decided by the courts to san Francisco to be pure Anthracite a Iven free entry into the United states. The Lump no will shortly be 500 tons daily and the Market is expected to Range from Winnipeg 3n the East to Sac Francisco and Fuget sound loints. The Coal is shipped to port Moody j. O., where the company have extensive ship ring facilities and from there it will be taken Mclong the coast and Down the sound in a Fleet of whale Aoka which have been especially constructed for the purpose. Or. H. W. Mcneill manager com Pany is at present in tha City arranging for he shipment of machinery to the mines. He says there Are at present one Hundred men on the pay Roll. These Ian Are engaged in development work and tha Forca will shortly be nor eased to a number sufficient to take out too tons a Day. While in the City or. My Feill will arrange with Gen. Sub. Whyte of the c. P. R., for additional facilities at the mines. The company will seek a Market for a portion of their output in Thia City and the towns along the line of railway and will put a Large Stock of Coal Here. 8eh Macdonald wife of the Lute sir John a and mias Macdonald passed through the City yesterday in route to Banff. They Are travelling in the private car which was attached to the express. No Case against him d m Phee charged with at tempted rape dismissed the j. P. Wop made the commit ment scored by judge Brandon s new a cobol House Lia Toor Market glutted. Drowning Accident. John Thomp sort drowned while Buth Litif in the red River yesterday. Yesterday afternoon while three boys named mines Mulveney and Jno. Thompson were in swimming g in the red near Louise Bridge one of their number Thompson who was swimming out quite distance from the Shore waa seen by his companions to weaken and sink. The Boyu although badly fright ened did Allia their Power to save their com Panion but before Aid could be rendered Thompson had Down for the last time the police were notified and sergeant Mun Roe want to the spot with grappling Irons to drag for the body. After dragging for about Ball an hour the body waa found a Short Dis from where he went Down. Undertaker Thompson waa called and the body was re to Ovid to the Bay s Home on Sutherland Street. Deceased had been working in the 0. B. Shops. He waa Well known in base Ball circa being an Active member of the Young clippers. This is the fourth death by Douw nut in the hed Thia Eummer. J. A. I5tgraham is dead. Found beside . Str acc near ease san relay morning. Early saturday 0. A. E. Section men Dis. Covered a mail lying dead on the railway track about two Miles this aide of East Sel Kirk. In one of the pockets of deceased s mat a letter addressed to a a. Found lao a railway ticket to rat Portage. The attorney general a department was notified and Constable Fox left by the even ing s train to investigate. The body of the Young Man proves to be that of James who has resided in Winnipeg since 1873, and who was Well known in the pity. He left Friday night for Elat por Tage by the Pacific express and it is supposed that he fell off the train while standing on the platform. One aide of his head a badly crushed and bruised indicating that he fell head first and the nature of the injury would be sufficient to cause instant death. The de ceased was proprietor of a soda water works in the City for several years but disposed of that business a couple of years ago and since that time has not been permanently engaged in any occupation. He waa Well liked by All who knew him having quiet gentlemanly disposition which elicited the respect and Friendship of All who met him. There Are Many in the City and especially the old residents who will deeply regret his untimely and unfortunate death deceased leaves a wife and two Chil Dren in the City. The body of was brought to the City by undertaker Thompson yesterday. Id is now in or. Thompson s establishment Bat will be removed to his Sisters mrs. Or. E. West Graham this morning. Will be held this afternoon to Brookside at 2.30. Pleased with Manitoba a word. By Rev. Earnest Farewell Appeal. Rev d. Hossack of Orangeville ont., closed his labors in the Central congregational Church yesterday preaching to in his popular and effective Man Ner. Before announcing his text last evening he took occasion to say that he had. Enjoyed Hia visit and had pleasure in speaking to the people and in seeing the land of Manitoba. To regarded it As a great land and one destined to be the Home of millions any one he said who had been Over the Portage Plains could understand that. He had been very much pleased with the people of Winnipeg who had made his visit very entertaining in deed but while they were such a Fine people and had such a Noble land he exhorted them not to become worldly minded and to re member that Thia province fair is it is a not their Home. He said it would be impossible for him to return the Many Calls that he had received but he invited his hearers if they should Ever come to Ontario to come and visit him. He added but Don t All corns at he then announced As Hia text Lake Xii 201 but god said unto him thou fool this night thy soul shall a required the thought which he impressed was it is not sufficient to live unspotted from the world and Nof to commit any great and startling sin the lord wants a to make our life trend toward him. We must live for Tho merely avoid the appearance of evil or evil Tseh but live for him. In Dis cussing the character of the Rich Farmer to. Whom the words of the text were addressed he described him As probably one of the Best men in the neighbourhood As one who made Hia Money honestly who sold Corn equal to the Sample and As Good fruit at the Bottom of the measure As at the top and manufactured pure wine. In contrast with this he said there was More Champagne sold in new York than waa manufactured in the whole world from grapes they made it Over Char Coal and adding sugar of Lead and putting in carbonic acid to make it Fiz. The Folly of the Rich Man waa his neglecting his soul. If stocks had gone up he would not have been surprised if land had in value he would have been prepared for he was a Good business Man but he was surprised by death death Caine before he was ready. It is right to make Money or to make a name for yourself but keep before the thought i must serve the be honest be pure a a Man first i do cling too closely to Earth. You work Ira partnership with god. Young Jsn will not Llose any thing by living for the lord jeans Christ. If politicians business men and ministers would take this lesson to heart what a change there would be. A.3 his last word the preacher said take the lord As your guide take Jesus you will have everything then All these things will be added unto during the collection miso Barrett sane with great effect Jesus Lover of my to the music of the roae of aug. Daniel Sophee appeared yesterday morning before judge Walker sitting in the county judge s criminal court and had his trial on a charge of an attempt to commit a serious crime on the person of mrs. Stuart Robertson. The Crown submitted their evidence when the judge summarily disposed of the Case a discharging the prisoner. Judge Walker administered a scathing rebuke to the three magistrates of Elkhorn who committed the prisoner to gaol to stand his trial. He stated that there was no evidence to warrant such a proceeding and that the commission of peace should be taken from magistrates who would do such an injustice to any body not to speak of the expense which the Crown was put in being obliged to prosecute the Case at the conviction at the preliminary trial. A. M. Peterson for the Crown. The school trustees having failed in their efforts to Purchase the Block on Victoria Avenue upon which the intended to erect the Cen trial a Hool have closed a bargain with the North West land company whereby they become the purchasers of the vacant Block situate Between 5th and 6th streets and bounded on the North and South by Lorne and Louise avenues. The superintending architect has reported that a Good foundation can easily be made on the site and the Sec Jion of the building will be commenced As soon As the tenders which Are now being put m Are disposed of. The Ontario excursion train brought a great number of farm labourers in the pity. The sudden arrival of upwards of 200 Labouring men n the City has had the effect of glutting the Abor Market though from the the immense crops Are in Progress there is 110 doubt it every willing hand will get Lotu of work and at Good figures the teachers and children As the Baptist sunday school held their annual picnic to the East of the City in the Iron Bridge Grove. All sent Pun in a Good time and returned Home Sundown pretty Well tired bub pleased with the duty i Outing. The old Selby elevator a being renovated by its present proprietors and a Large addition being made when All the changes Are effected it will be the largest elevator in Brandon having a capacity of bushels. Or. Jaa. A. Johnstons has returned from Southern California where he now resides with his family. Or. Johnstone Days he has not lost All bin love for Manitoba yet. W. Johnston m.p., of Bally Kilberg ire and it a expected will shortly deliver a lecture in the City under the Aupi Cea of the local Orange Lodge. A party consisting amongst others of d. Stewart we. Johnstone . Bower and w. M. Alexander leave next week for a rip to coast Points. C. W. Ryan Painter is t the pity for parts unknown leaving behind him some mourning creditors. Hon. David Glass sex speaker of Manitoba legislature waa in the City a few Daya this week. J t. Westwood of Pendennis the return ing officer for North Brandon waa in town to Day. I. Or. And mrs. J. P. Brisbin Are spending their holidays in a More Southern clime. Or. Butt local manager of Bank o British North americt-., is in St. Paul. Or. Meggett left yesterday to take up by Home in Souther California. Rev. D. D. Mckay of Crystal City waa in the City yesterday. Hon. J. I Sifton and judge Ryan Are in the City to Day. Or. B. Young his returned from i trip to Ontario reasonableness of religion powerful Sermon by tie Blahos North Dakota at St. A Church. St. Mary s Church woe Well filled at Higl mass yesterday a Large number who Are no usually seen there being present in addition t the regular congregation doubtless attracted by the announcement that the Sermon would be preached by the right Rev. Or. Shanly Bishop of North Dakota. The Mana waa Suni by Rev. Father Hov Gonard o.m.i., Ofiu Appelle assisted by Rev. Father. Campeau o.m.i., As Deacon and Rev. Father Welsh As sub Deacon. The choir waa in full fore and tha musical portion of the service waa admirably credit being due to miss Jose Ley for the Able manner ins which a presided at the Organ this being the first Sun Day Ahe has filled the position of organist a the Church. In the course of a very powerful Sermon the Bishop said it appeared from the opening o the 15th chapter of the epistle of St. Paul to the Corm Thimann that the people of Corinti were great Reasoner on religious subject and were by no Means inclined to accept a truth everything they heard from the in this Dayan Neligh tadness there were Many who imitated the corinthians of Long ago. They asked reasons for what they were requested to believe. As the Corinthi Anslow old hesitated to accept the doctrines which every preacher presented to them 80 did our modern imitators of the corinthians hesitate before accept ing As orthodox everything that some Pul Pitzer advanced and right to do so now the question arose with them As Chris is our Faith wore they right in accepting the doctrines that thei Church delivered to them or were they wrong this waa for if they were wrong then their life was decidedly a mistake their prayers their fasting their Alma Givings and All their works of mor the action and of Charity were wasted. But ii they were right then was their eternity secure asked to say a few words to them that morn ing a stranger As he was he scarcely knew what subject to speak but hat determined to say a few words on the reasonableness of christianity in a general Way was there such a thing a divinely Rev Eslet truth the Christian said there was but could the Christian prove id that almighty god could speak to Man and reveal truths which Man s limited nature could otherwise have Noli acquired All would admit. The impossibility of divine revelation would result from one of three causes. Either from the powerlessness of god co reveal waa from the Lack of receptivity on Man s part which would mean that men s minds were not. Capable of learning truth revealed which was also an Absurdity or that there waa a difficulty on the part of the truths themselves to be revealed which curl a not be. It was Plain therefore that Goc could if he chose make known to Man truths which our nature unaided could not acquire and the Catholic Church maintained Anc firmly believed that not Only he could bul he had. The existence of the body of divinely revealed truth was a fact that wan to be demonstrated in the same Wayt a any other fact evidence and the evidence in favor of divine revelation was simply overwhelming unanswerable. There at the present Day scattered All Over bus face of the Earth a people most Peculiar and most race boat Ibad a corporate existence a a nation Ages before the great dynasties of modern times came into people that were mighty in the Days when the pharaohs ruled in Egypt and a people that notwithstanding their Antiquity and in spite of All the dangers through which they had passed had reserved their characteristics their race features and their Peculiar form of religion intact unchanged Down to the present Day. Now that providential people had preserved to the world certain books which contained the most ancient records of the human which besides being the historical annals of the jewish nation contained the religions rights arid ceremonies and the body of the re Ligio iia doctrine of people. These books were guarded with a a it was pos sible for human beings to a bit anything and they were preserved not merely in the Days that preceded the Advent of the author of christianity bub they1 wore preserved Tai Day and they Wero read to Day and meditated upon by the jewish people with a much piety and sincerity its now these books contained one leading thought namely that at a certain time in a certain place from a certain Amily of a certain Tibbs of the jewish people Here should appear one who was to be a new cing one who waa to be More than a Prophet and As the Prophet Jimias said god dwell no among there waa no fact More Clear than this the entire jewish people looked Forward to that one whom they called the Messiah and who was to deliver them not Only from sheir earthly enemies but from heir invisible Onea too. From the Day of the holy patriarch Jacob Down through the centuries time and time again did the pro Theta speak in Clear tones of the coming of that the time and place of Bis coming. It wan announced that before the sceptre had departed from the tribe of Judah the Messiah should appear that he would come daring the existence of the Sec and Temple that be was to be born of the Amily of David that a Virgin should drive Irth to him and that Bethlehem was the lace chosen for Hia appearance in fact the Prophet Daniel announced most clearly the very year of his coming. His lordship then went on to show How literally All these prophecies were fulfilled in the coming of our Saviour and How he by his wonderful life Here on Earth by his marvellous miracles begin Lings with that in which he changed the Waler into wine Down to that last and Moat tar of All in which be raised himself from the dead proved his divinity. Pro the preacher showed on what incl naive evidence the fact of the could be proved and be bar showing them How our lord nitwit used his Church saying to the Apo Atlea As the father has sent me i Send and he that de Piseth thee despite the thus setting upon the Church the Seal of infallibility ind giving it the right to exact in Hia name the implicit obedience of All True believers. In the evening solemn vespers wern Sung by the newly consecrated Bishop of Athabasca and Mackenzie the right Rev. Emilo Grouard. Who also officiated at the Benediction of the 31essed sacrament. During the latter service sir. Towney Sang a magnificent1, of Salu and there were other special features. Through the Courtesy of or. . O Phelan Bishop Shanley of North Dakota a s. Con sul Taylor and or. A. Mcgillis had a very enjoyable drive yesterday afternoon about he City visiting fort Rouge Point Douglas and places of historical interest and calling at tha residence of or. De. Egan Graham Street and that of or. O Phelan Catherine Street. His lordship was very much pleased with what Bufi saw and when a favourable Opportunity otters he will visit the City again my extend Hia acquaintance with the people. Be Leavea for Home this morning by the great Northern railway. A fortnight More. Official notice received of the sex. Tension of time for completing voters lists. The time fixed for the closing of the do minion voters lists expiring last Friday at Midnight the party organizers in the City filed their Liana of application with judge Ardagh that Day notwithstanding the information received by Telegraph that the time was about to be extended no official notification having up to that time been received by the judge. Hia Honor has since received official instruction allowing the time to be extended until saturday August 15th. Inclusive. The number of names already sent inia Large remains a Good Deal to be done and it is important that no time should be lost by those still requiring to make application. It a All the More necessary tha this should be done without delay because a Good Many sent in Are inaccurate and require to be corrected. In All Cameo where it a been possible such applications have been re turned. Great trouble has been found own us to the changes in the names of the streets in some instances for example the same Partie appear to be residing on four different streets his Honor seeks to restore order out o the chaos by adhering in his record to the old system of names. Those who Wisl to make their applications through the Libern or the conservative party organizers will do alas heretofore during the coming two week and any personal applications cover to Jud the Ardagh. At the court House or the Clarendon hotel will receive attention. Natural fruit flavors. Vanilla of perfect purity. Lemon i of great strength. Aim rid Economy in their Uso flavor As delicately end Dell loudly As the fresh fruit. The three great leading Domestic Ben Hur spartacus and satisfaction thy them w. T. Rutherford co pro Bono Publico american artists p a Complete gallery of Gema. Venn Vidi Vici hate and Lauriat free cigars for to Day Only. A Madre Creao de la or Al padre free to everyone who buys 25 cents Worth of cigars acc no. Main Street just North of Market Square. Thomas co o 10 years the Standard. To smokers do you know that Erzinger no. 420 main Street has the finest assorted Stock of Havana cigars in Winnipeg come and s 30. Erzinger the leading tobacconist. Hone 69 la c a r e n i t a c r u s a d e r open until 11 p. M. To night great Rush now at 482 and 470 main St net Ifor loth ing Fine tweeds boots shoes dry goods. Estate Haley Sutton big bargains All aver the House. Come and Titre them while they Joel. co. Wholesale and Day goods store 432 main Street. Boot shoe store 470 main Street. Boston City Hall for thursday Friday and saturday Straw Hay test in our stores for our windows for shirt new in Brace b ties. Cuffs Hal Hose and underwear Worth you Diamond Hall rings we carry or will Moke to order All styles and combinations of diamonds rubies emeralds. Sapphires pearls opals corals Etc., Etc. It b. Thompson 00, 494 main Street. One of our suit clubs. Pay Down and get you suit at once. Large shipment of fall goods just race Rcd Winnipeg mercantile co. Tailors to the it Julio. Caldwell Block. Opp Post office Wick. Only exclusively family Fri store in the City. Everything in season As we Are had Quartero. H. Wilson co., 204 St Aye. N Mcdermott phone 263. W. Jordan Cor. Portage ave. And fort St. 1-horse Coupe by the hour si.00 2-horse cabs for four persons by the Ball and return.2.0 dinner party and return opera and return. 2.00 no order taken for less than Telephone no. 760 j wag horns guide. Iss Tje. New c. P. B. Souria Branch time card new Post offices Ond changes in mail service Ocean and la in steamship service Law Street names game Laws Etc., Etc. For Sale by All news agents. Price 10 cents. No. 381 main Street win nips. P. No. 895. C h a p s i d e big Sale i now King on at 680 Mai n Street. By wild j a Gaine in store. King Pat terns Brussels up to for tapestries up to 75o., for 50c. Window poofs com plete Only 20c. Winds Mirol tire for 500. Ice for 26r. 0 acct Lon if wide indy go Lii Sutu of half Price 1 20 p item double Width ill Wool 1 inc French Youla a Rcpt Hood. Now Billing ripe., Lor 2sc.__as these will Coon be pack i up a Early v i to our is sol Iel Tod. Aug Terrera Hauld Lor bpm Pleat tuft w As to Accuro i Tum Good advice do your shopping of Clim stcrebf.78, main St c h e a p s i b e they Are Cut Weil. They Are Kade Well they will Wear my last week for great bar gains in pants. Sold 100 pairs last week. This week Wil Hinish up the surplus Stock. Geo. Clements m e re tailor main St., Winnipeg Remington Ahja sufi Libs top Yix dons w. Young 389 main the j billiard Bonsu rat Portage Lake of the Woods. This hotel Hoe recently und Criton Oxtot Elva having now beam to five in furnished hot and cold dec Tio Light and electric Bells in rooms suite of rooms Lor families May tic secured in m Vanco by Telef Runph. Four Well aurple Rooma for travellers. Bun a trains. Tho new bar Anil billiard room a situated in tin Large basement is Clit Huuey Cool in weather. The Huiard reuse it to Complete in every by the requirements of Tourette it Sedona none in bed Orinion. Those who with for health combined with be Light of Tho beaut til should come o Bat Doon and secure their apartments Tea a Oeon. It Gnu be kaid by those who have visited tic Lake of Tho Wood i mine Rico Bohol i new Muree will by the land Cape round it Are Tinea from the Lake combined with he fragrance o to Pine lend Tecil kindly influence to the Relna Gorat in of our sync in or. Hilliard has made with the pro 3 Praetor of the steam or Henning to furnish to tue Asfor excursions on the late at the Low rate of fifty cents per Dav. Louis , the undertakers eff Bali eds 631 thl Pho i ;