The Signal, 1894-8-2, Page 1VOL. XLVI. 2476
nat.
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IN TORONTO
THE TORONTO
A Had *tory Of a sllahted Clty
a esteemed uaeemeet e( tee ram and d'eh
tapes et T.rswe se res Rases -T4
etty mew • Menet' .r tea ser.
mer ,/masefal ereaseee•.
ug, MNRaI. Special t}orrespwdeaoe,
x'11 F: world has been, and still in, fui1
.,f *temples et saddest wealth and import
&ace falter to els let of lucky individuals
sod favored communities. It may be the
Neth of a rich relative or the happy stile of
the wheat pit or steak market that 'Pres
our fortunate weigbbsr • prominence an in
fluent." to his locality, or, ji the cane of a
community, the da.oy*ry of oil, natural
gee or valeabiie minerals is the Immediete
neighborhood may praises wealth in
Weed•w and • Sew at prosperity for •
district when formerly it was • bard task
to keep body sad soul together. 01ouares,
water. wealth overflow. a o.mmuity owes
poverty stricken, or where Items Foetus*
smiles on some poor wretch sed makes him
• local Jay I.wid, the effect generally u to
matte the favored people with • sense of
their wpenority over the rest of mankind
.setae enlargement of the head to altaer•
oval proportions isvri•hly follows.
Now, the city of Tomato is loot the epi,
N picture in the mind's eye, • place when
pr enemp:ton, "Whited pride. and sneered.
iasemes were stamped oe the couoteoaa.ve
et the people, and whore the hayseeds, the
villys . and dweller* in smaller places were
least down ns ee though they belonged to
."owe order of ntsekied decidedly inferor
awl Here to be pitied. For some years
atter tie estabitebstewt of the \ P of
blessed emery'-Toroeto received much
outside we0hia. Not alone did • Large per
two ot the C. P. R. ccestruction money
had its way here bet there atone • ceotrali
'&thou of mein' tied development et real
tsta'e resembling that timely cerrle.l the p •o
pb .,i their feet tied towed them to
• -1 roma teretemeo-AI. mitt,.. 1.
W •:u•g, teen mane liven the beck settlements
mel,
wrong how *wily stoney esu made by
the dei:y addition to the value of prowerty,
they not .lone joined the merry throng of
any lot gamblers and plungers bet they «e-
duced their parents and (needs to speculate
-or, .s it wee termed. invest -their lite
stringy to the treacherous quicksands of
real estate that hare proved she nominal
rola of more than three -fourth of the people,
d Mature years:in this terribly vested city.
an It is not too much to say that the goer
woo now living moat pass away ere the
story of mupi.wd confidence, of suffering,
rue eaJ shame to the thousands of victims
well be forgotten.
The city revolved for years thousand• of
ear rursl
Pewees. who had beard of the
w•rderfal profits from real nate invest-
or's aid *Matic.*, .end the greet *du-
**ionai facilities when their children could
m through high schools sad universities,
wed come nit doctors. lawy.n, or merchants
et lhrge,reuly ens4e, jest orderer n produced
from wheat. Thee, apes, Toronto psepls
and its mercenary press, ler mer+oewary
fewness, we v o.ostaeNy beset' ig of the w
�y°l�y"����',��'!. .eihues Toronto presented to the
a•warety, clam and which it. new-found
wealth oe real seen beam raises why ) was
barred to magnify. New, all this was sal -
Mated to tun the hasda of the yamid
.Id alike and usbappily it .socieded but
een well, for daily 'Tiremito rewired the
NMI. and their bard aorwed wealth from
the towns, villages and side Base of the pro.
ewes, who, alae ' felled in the end ow the
width, the onion er es Menet they ss
'>41d.wtle looked ft*, bet
rH[ rintovl.evs rrT or r0TI TT
W hitter diesppjst/awt awaiting lbajr
delsins years, whn they were so Inger
Ib1e to battle with the world se is their
rrber days. The press e( Torment*, with
the.2i-option of The Glebe, pulled b wp a
7ef end the vales of Termite real estate,
iw the real estate boners wen ite best
advertising ellen, and swab dews at that,
ei lest much of the Neese* s.Osriag awe
etre of the victims oil the erase esti been -
Ley the blame on • needy sed venal press
reside ed mot the emsstquesese of
h.i �t c: to nob as the Ansel of the
&*'seri Mt. were dady enema*
e
*sill aewl •o.44011l• plies .biw w
1 .bhee TWO senoritas or Tae roaluAol t.a
mep''sperq for sen* is 1.10 why 16 tRfim. from width ►as practically left the wools irml,
aty Itmit, aid ss n. Te the ats.dit d
bhe. its voice was rent to seek an &'test that with truth it
Men the rear', and „anywas may he said fully ninety pcent of them
cum to the iii -feted me► ee titer ih a dmie• ssewpay tbir ebltration. in fell if ea1W
leof deal�Inrl in i.6&ted property. Fee n lo ot de es, eves 11ivw • reasoa•lale Nme
,61i'1 eine. d prudent esslineagemisel it wherewith to try we rssmige the best pre -
"P aci
"p by the 'Been Prom of Tenses elbie ferns at liquidation. Crush se crash
Zi �� ° p. only it far 44 foram aims OD. mg nal estate agent west
&Li hey ti lt "`n teener* did their seder. Ibe anther and mare anther reel
W J oily seewspeper possum- inns &Mgrand ampitelist,N11 by tad by the
6hr 5hQey to hies r a�pnwt� ls.e wmpwmiiss and genres' eempmiies
caw 61.11411111:11.8"1:96.146
ced thsmsslves rn► n ewelag t►..blllp-
eetteee.
"NO. � el sew sewee lid) Item of the le py. sed-iw 4e
*ries►, sae amid . OM the eemet .stir. d fault el either or istenet-Ib en-
�tiamtrle lig ws& Meek- willing inners et reel erne in beset,
Iw •ed dd*weilkn when sever a eosin end .asset laud N the mails The
ksenenwsa *wilt. but the city paid the d•tger to the lose *.swans bas tem se
Ier Om kind &deleted es is amen esresen0ly that k oaf be said Aston en
le w
t""
a inns" Meal ImprwtnM
mest el them hestitetions •nMdamt • d
se
-'14041, M
y Aaeliee a meshy laid • reel gene Is 41100...sn /seimic
�1e bend Mn, or twenty but sew denying db ashes oder weep
•y 4kt�w eep wbltb &tela esti ie' ltrtg- Yoe•1 asrewmitsttimiavv. 71is is mprdy oi wet
ef
n' n ale h get vmirwdgiemirs�ry ptrboa/y TvremM wN► tltsel-
✓ lwN *Pena alter lr RFF wYN he im- 7tMlswra*vdlmig Al is 600.000 1b dsM
file= rrwll an• mss eV ig as seen de dm eewe-
� ~ w marl,igd ler a Minn bis et l •4ffe• Doi►w •d
Memel. /Oohed es tbmp bend sen Mt- $r Ituggisse tt end IM Poo* d thls
• � ; ''" '�~UOf TAMP �da►.g g�g�t lieyi . w 181116P."1141111.141
t... b
P'mMb be W pith Ste iii elft. tlmnlnr aa�lhbees '!M entree
end mew, for, was not Woes &dermad fear aides Yes • real nets vsleitios of
with a moatb t th
i
4ege a w, misstating mach over fear 1Mmsend million dollen and •
worse, sandy • special iacumbram» called population mewl, twenty times that of
0 tA.I'AI. tta►eovgamYT 1,[IrT, Toreuto, yet with all that staring them au
fr. tuertly ttetNa t►•i the more e, and Is the face the people of the latter city are
the case of two of tboaertwds o` feet front Ike the ver dsttrees•dnand disturbed l-askeare natss. I
Me. more the. the property u worth or will
be worth to TV
twentyTill .owes Nneim tiotRusTo
year's rrowth of healthy with Buffalo, I'bvalamd, Pittsburg, A!. 1
Uma. "furonto a lull of the victims of the Iegheny City, Columbus, I.dianapuits, St- i
local 'mprovemeat swindle, and it u not an
o'er statement to say that *oohs et mdhoue Paul. .Minneapolis er anyO tisa
of dollars have heswallowed up by the
ea
hires American city, so far as debt, value of
real estate plague .ed not one dollar of the Pfneerty and population NO, coatisues to
vast same will ever return to the dupes of show hew whitened has Weenie tbie city of
this ill-starred Je.eloprwt ,•, deep and f n•nced neves. For two I
widespreadeasily Years city axes
vis
wealtat the 'woven of her
loan cosi Wee bees of bo d, for o 1 40 1 likely ynomat of that any I y
pantie rushed off to England and motley will be bald the year, cr ext, fur the pen -
cans out galore to be lent to spew:atom pie are largely tumble to pay, and the pro-'
bnitder., and now cuspad.. were formed, petty, to Many cases, must fall into the ,
all expecting that property to the palliated bands of the city, for the realizable prow, ; t
city would go un Increasing to value for will he uuutlleiest to meet the socumulation
ever The municipal sulboriues taking :.1. of taxes and the dreaded local improvement
vantage of the oubhc 1i1a.rty as Nod amesmente. The obligates the city to C
values, sod shat leg to some •extent for pop keep oo borrowing, noterithatsndieg that I t
ular d«swe, raced the aesw'ents till one the mousy lenders of London have told the p
weld have imagined It wsa New York they city treasurer that Toronto bad gone ,lune
were valuing and not a city 0 wind and as much auto debt upr°destmonevI
bubhle. Toronto became then &ad stili r.•
mains • city of Mau con'pastes,and can now
beast of • larger number of .uch institutions
of .iue.tiooable blessing and good than any
city in the world of equal po ulutoo.
Real estate mien became the then of the city
They elected and Defeated aldermen at wil:,
and they trod the earth with a pride begot anddeeertedly high as • public debtor, It ,y
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
What'sOoing on at the Capital
The Werk In the Netwee Reviewed -titres
titan *Meeh the I errata Rredme Neal
the easha or ■arkeaale tams
ell Ammer. M seep hi.
is alias correspondence.
OTTAWA, Jul} 'H. once more
amt reigns in the great council chanter,
be How of Commons, .ad until parlia-
ment sesta stem the duty of 'domain,
public opinion, of awakeotng the people to
he form of government they are 5cteelly
Tying under, devolves upoo the prow The
ue must be ta4en up where our represents -
real in parliament left off on the day of
rorog•uoo.
There are sneer who, no doubt, are di.-
ppointed, who expected greater thugs of
he Liberals this 5esio0. There are many
ho had pictured • political cyclone ter the
rdinary gust of wind, the ordinary breath
I scandal, no louver surpreste them. They
ave become so calloused and hardened that
hey are only to be aroused by a political
rth.uake of forte sufficient to make the
parliament buidintts tremble. We were voi-
ced with several shocks this esseioo, yet,
part from the few Liberals who nobly
old the fort hen, the How paid little
heed to them. If the Tories experienced
ny fear they brsesnd It out. False cour
e is • Tory cbatacteretic. They feel
try are strongly entre e:hod behind a large
ajority, with lots of boodle extorted from
e contractor 1. la St. l.oais, and the man-
acturer to keep them supplied with &m-
amition. in the shape of votes, sod they
fy their opponents to dislodge them. Al-
ough greatly outoumbere.i, in a fair open
hl.both armed with the lame .eapons,the
terse of Liberals would moon gain pomme-
l] of the geld. It mast sot be thought
t because there has been no grand ep-
Aweal this session there hes been no Im-
prensa' made os the '.erornment s en-
schmeots Vhat more forcible
incapable and diahoneitguveroment in re-
ared than the plain, unvarnished facts
broaght oat in the Curran Bridge scandal,
fee in the evidence and disclosures in this
ear the Liberals secured • moral victory,
• moral ooavicuoo, en both charges, is-
etipa°ity and dishonesty, altbou,h by
physie•1 (ores, by the strength of their big
majority, the Government rallied their fol-
lowers and declared themselves „ Not
guilty." Red the official printed reports of
the proceedings of 16.1 erre.° Bridge inves-
tigation and note what cantr•cter St Louis,
• cousin of the tlheister of Public Works,
said --
Mr. Haggart Where arc your account
books
Mr. St Louis They have been destroyed.
Mr. Hr�g&n--Where is your cash book.
Mr. Se. Louis -It has been destroyed. 1
did set want to "bow what I paid for elec-
tion purposes.
Subsequently St Lou swore that he had
contributed over $2,500 to the 1'•udrieul
eta:tiowe to help the Government's candi-
data Was it bowed of the Government to
St Lotus • quarter of • million
tan t. excess of the estimated
of the work to enable him to launch
to assist them n their elections ' Is it
to the Liberal population of the country
the taxes they pay should be used to
eat them - killed with their own money
y their' When the Minister of Reil
es declared he did not know this big
was 0010( GU in his department be
wed his incapability to act as guardian
our public affairs. John Haggart, bow -
em not the awn to bet on his hand
Choat ksowieg what verde be holds. Pra-
y the strongest proof of the Goy.rm-
t's ioo•p•bility, ;ill this tete, was in
she
incapacity to oonees1 the facts and
emit the exposers of this gigantic
bbery -the Curran Bridge steal.
The ministers are all packing up for their
holidays and for • time little executive
work will be done at Ottawa. Of ooures,
the machine en but any wire -pulling
will have to be dame n the aide. The re-
ars baser on[+erred upas Clarke Wallace
in Lewden by the (linage Lodge in givieg
Pim • a1end tam will greatly es
his *Wm to • peojties u ilio Cahouet. He
tower* high above Mackenzie Rowell now
awe ►a Meads think that the Yeo bas ar-
rived for Mr. Rowell to make way for
yoava bl rod. Sir Job. Themp.me n ie •
very trying position. He does mot wi 4 lo
offend Idr. Rowell and he knows he requires
Clark Weans to keep Ontario is Tina
Telkim4 about Maekeezie Bowel it woe
thought no wood have certainly received
hr koight►ood long before this. The eel.
oriel o•ehrencs is over sad there is no "Sir
Mckenzie" yet Whew be was mien over
as the (wen's birthday it was0tiid he would
surely have his title whenthe oonferwe•
was ewer for the active pert he took i■
'triaging the colonial delegates together,
but he le oely plain, every -day Manatee
Rowell to -day.
It was expected he would take • tri to
the 111.1 Country to wt the ooloelal dole.
gates there, but Sir Adolphe Caren got
ahead of him sed Sir Jetta Tbompoas hs.
suet his I'omtmo&ter-G.meral to Losdos is -
steed of ►n Miwimsr et Trade awl Coes-
mine.
Mrytbi.R pointe to the earl retirement
e1 Asgen teem the Cabins He wants se
reels the supreme evert bench but Judge
Fenrmier. wham be was to sewed, does met
sow waist to dap cut. The bill le allow the
judges to reties es fell pry was sot premed
the messes and the pseeinr of the an was
18. 11041110.. w whim* t►r*. d tb
e T ''use 50"14 leges 4.d hared 1 '*sirs
T4. Ilbsssls mppws'i t4. ldlt far tby did
e on s file ..e..dty el adding to the bar
deme et tandem at this samwt. Then tees
• thee whom the (ins -.Nm et would set
CM • pan t w me They are• WINren
would let her. I )wplte this admoult too, even
now her treasurer end chairman of the ex •
*mauve committee are on their way to Eng- j w
land to sell ¬ her big sheaf of debentures o
which, in plain English, mesas shaving the o
ettp'. promt.aory notes .m tiro Rnti.h 1
market. But while Toronto stands high, i t
ten of their bonus wealth and theimpudencr s. , yoilt.A..eu. tTl 01.r -vie enlist.
of iodatoo. Now, all this time few new
• t
factories erre bang built ; itwaall houses• amongst the cities of the earth, without
bosses, and more hooses, and higher and peer ane fears ea cos •
higher went the price of vacant lots till of enormous fearing
aanndttccorresponding h
they were out of tight Bet the day came pride and iasoleno., assesses its real estate ' a
at Wt when the Wearers &emitted that
at about i1I0,000,000, and the boost e$
a Ai 111 •-0aa 'TATIO'L111 °maim' of shrewd men u that «t is assessed 11
and that • passing lull was on, bat Toronto
real estate, they said, was all nght and
would still pay •mrwee profits to the cour-
ageous investor. I'p to this time the flood
he! gone on, and high and low the cautious,
canny, moocy making dank director, whose
ptie bad grown through the eereful bus-
b•adisg of wall fume, &l000 w ith the F.a1r-
brau.ed recklese speculator ---had caught
heavy doses of the land fever. Toronto, in
fully 30 per .:met above the selling price. 1
Thus we may be said to hare • city worth Ill
is real estate of all kind not more than a of
hundred mtlliom dollars, and though no re- de
turas of mortgage indebted.•.. are per-
m,tted to this goodly heed, the very general th
impreesion a that it will foot up to 475,• Bit
000,000, or three quarters the sell- 0°
tag value of all the land and buildings en.
cumbered and unencumbered. Is it any the
marvel that in the face of ibis fearful con -
the estimation of the proud wed superciltoue 'how no loan company will lend any new
boat delwied people within her gates was money on Toronto property ' To the ordi- Ire
destined to become the home of million* aary trsyeller the •ppaaraaoe of the bun- °t
0t people, for her boundaries were beang drools of empty stores on King, 1-ooge and q°
Queen streets, and the bills of mortgage
foreclosure sales of real estate which ever
the (mese_•* and deed walls of the city must
strike him u strange and remarkable in a
city whale newspapers are ever talkie,
about the greatness and roundness of tbs.
" Toronto the Cood." Toronto never sym-
pathised with her lees favored sista cities
and still less with the farming community.
enlarged and iambus' for inov1ng millions of
clerks, mernents end workmen musing
wed night were extended A new belt lies of
red way encircling the city on the Kent4Nort h
and West WAS built and handed over to the
(;read Trunk Railway, wh,ch had tbrosgh
wow freak of good aware endowed the
Loads of the new road, but to ilia day the
railway does not carry freight or p*a•esgers
sufficient to pay the wages of the driven,
stokers and oatcnctore, and so the road
may truthfully be said to be, like some dy-
ing man, existing only to save tumoral ex-
pomoss Of course the road would pay well
f enough people would but craves on it, but
the per pl.- are set there and the great belt
line project steeds out as • mon.01.at of
holy and one of the sad relies of the great
Toronto collapse. Rat that was not the on -
1, unhappyfeatmnceeeetted with the under-
takiat for, in ceejatwuw with the reilwa ,
as a wheel yacht. • wheel, there was es -
fished • Belt Lime Lestd Company, Limited,
into which was pound • million dollen
every mat of which was lost, for today the
mortgages have been foreclosed and naught
rem hes of this owe grail corperatiw but
the bitter memories of the victims of
THIS an Teo• 01 TUX TowA\To &'hese
Now, all this thee, forget it not, Toronto
was, through its pro and public men,
boasting about the ,rest wealth and futon
of its real *.tate. Her prnod people still
.ympathired with their lees favored neigh-
bors. and particel•rly was tete Torento mss
prone to proclaim how vastly superior Tc•
rotate was in people and es a city to Moot -
real sad other slew going places where the
folk managed to pay their debts and
ve w what they made. Rut there wme •
day when the hack., by concerted motion,
withdrew from the Swims= of lending to
the real estate men or mai engaged in the
bniidieg trades, and then the babble bunt
One day it was • labuss builder who was
driven to the well bemuse him borrowing
Cpower failed, next it was the story d son
oyer had res bre client's trust mosey
into the gretit real dente ^&t hole and meld
sot get it w1 whim he wanted to. Follow-
er this was the fallen of some supposed
millionaires, .kirk&, storekeeper., profs..
Menai mow, W then the multitudes nI all
kids and ranks, whoa' wealth was sup -
pow!. to he built es the reek of Toroat.'s
.elidity found themselves enable to -ashes
es their eyes .asal& meets. Not alone
was the babble capital destroyed, but it
left belied
•egg ' R1D1 111* PEEN .,R0.tT
and her baughtine a and mucinees unmatch-
ed, •ed Dow her efforts to hide her wretched
plight and hopeless cowdition excites only
the pity of the men of Montreal, Hamilton
mei i..odoe, while her miles of deserted
houses wdl shortly become some1.hi.g to
.how visitor. just se pimple view the rugae
of some played out mailing tows. If the
'cosomiml housewife only looks around •
palace ow be had for merely taking care of
it for the °erns, who are very often some
aufferieg loan oempany that on n elther sell
ase rest; and for • rent barely eover1Dv the pey
taxes • choice of mansion can be had. Turn
where you will, Haat, West or North, and 01st
out
fair
that
dot
ever
w&
steal
mho
of
ever
en
bald
Men
sb
prey
ro
the sties picture is presorted of stores in
noses of the public demtad end houses
awuueg the Moaning of the people who are
expected to make this • ,rent rand prosper-
ous metropolitan city. That it w ill so 4...
0003C in time few doubt for Tomato posses
mss many elements of attraction, but ere
that day comes, the great mass •f the own-
er of real estate will here to teak relief
from mortgage sovetanM and real estate
debts of all kends through the friendly
agency of the preened Iasol.wt law ; and
in the sorrowful journey through this eourt
of mercy who ma picture the story of wast-
e d Iiye., of blasted hopes, or describe the
bitter waters of poverty and old aye whioh
mast be the portion of so many within the
city'. gates. There is, however, on peas-
ant. feature notio•be amidst the hewing
ruin ..d wreck d fortune Termite hes
always hater loyal .ad tree by voice and
rote to the Old 1.g
LEEeuIN.
Trmpay, July 31.
Maws Stirling, from neer Porter's Hill,
Sundaoil here, the guest of W cousin,
Al... &Arlin/.
Flaws Demo''. Alter an Mena et
ower&) years O. Kunkle, formerly of this;
Maas is up es a visit of • few ws seeing
e1d friewdc about here, beteg the guest of
Mishasl C eey during his sojourn Mess.
Wrrsrem Bret Rasa --The W res Bros.
et Colheree, for their threshing .taebino
this season bare oesarsd the &even of
to sial Maeleed, who metered es ►n defies
Thursday of last week. They oposed their
sines at the homestead tory
to
gang gala the Wei township e( Hallett fee
men time. Daviel is well knows here, .ad
was • wormer figure oe the Rarrew's demob-
s' lest emaow ileetel is still • tripe be-
liever is eagle blends..', gad the Besy
Rees have made • reed don In h•viag
him es their agave sta.
AUCTION SALES.
♦n !.eteeddes nil lgetting iana free 'settee eilts mown
1
1■ tide list as se the tame of sale
Aoor.r 4Ta. Antes gale ef hers,
be.emia, arta, bNRI0s, ha, on A.twrday,
Aegmt. 4th, .• 1 e'elsak r s. , at 1lsa11.•
betel, OdrhL Ni reserve. Timms.
Orman, Asetlemtr.
Mownav, Aafl, w, -ante sate el en-
feathe.ry. its M Lorre Nln
gn•t, West
S. &
-
. et 1 e'er.P. It. Tattoo Grimm,
Anthem.
Agebus a C .1me8 a1 sugars,
bele raedved the std hf by telegram
e
the death of Ni bream, Nein.Tender,
P4,wV
Ices a p bT< 4..4. etetl o
palmd0*r10.
Sim
line MIVA
11 ~- t Ie dvesna
sear
PRIMARY EXAMINATION.
A List of else Meeeeeral tandldates at else
Tiled -Haas E•aaelaaelea.
Meow is given the result of the third.
ohm exami•atioo for the towoa In the coun-
ty. to list No. 2 the cane idete has passed
the July eternisation but has sot taken up
Use commercial course.
4.oderah--A. Rowles, P. I)wsmore, I.. J.
KUhott, W. Fisher, 1. Gonda", P'. Gordon.
t,./.lies W. Keehn, J. K. He! i. it. How-
ard; 1. Kilpatrick, C. Lawson. l'. Iw-
Tourel. T. Long, R. Mair, 11. Mac I luaald.
J. Mackenzie, 1 Malloy, 1.. Mclean, K.
Williams, A. R Mortoo,J. J. Robertson, W.
Roes, 1 Sharman, I. Stevenson, M. A.
Stirling. F. Tabb, A. Tyndall.
Clinton- W. Baird, P. Campbell, A. Con.
Diff, T. Courtin*, F. Hartley, T. lsaster,
R. Jacket, H. Lennox, W. McCrea. A. Mc-
Kee/4J. Mclean, R. Mcllordie, 1.. Mid.
diatom, S. Plummer, R. Reid. R. Roes
tp•m.ed in Latin', L. Worthiegt n.
Seaforth-- W. Aitchison, R. Aitchison,
F:. ('o..tnor, (. ('udnore, F. Clarkson, M.
Devereux, J. Dorsey, E. Ewan', M. Flan -
nage., M. Gillespie, R. Higgins, .1, Horton,
L Killorsw, M. tomb, .1. Laidlaw, H. Mc-
AIt11ami, R McNair, M. Peterson, E. Proctor,
.1. Rae. R. Stephen., I. Simpson, ('. Sen-
ders, F Weletb, H. Watson.
Kincardine E. Blair, 1.- Fisher, A. Hop-
kin., H. Matheson, 1). 4scKenue, M. Mc -
Loewe, A. Rom, C. McKay, F. Sellery, T.
W ilson-
W Ingham List No. 1. W. Armstrong,
E• Br•dwim, 11. Coventry, J. Duncan, E
Eastman, G. Hanna, F. Kirkton, 1). Smith.
D. Stowart, R. Tucker, M Wilson, List
No2 W. linty.
rich, resumed been*w the air. ('cued F:m•
pre oo t, edte.day. 1FROM OVER THE BORI)EK.
Mrs. Frank Hick, of Toronto, a 'Leung
Mrs. F. J. Prtdham this week. _
Maw M. McKay, of Toronto, u aplend;ng News Notes from Waahtntton
• few weeks at her old bowie
H. Black mad t.en. Creasman took an the
•=cantos u Tomato on Saturday.
T C. Wright and wife, of Hamilton, •e*
visiting at hr old home, Point Farm.
Miss Magri* MCI'lay, of Kteardin.,
spent Sunday with relatives in town,
Mr. &ad Mrs. Rleaman and two children,
of Detroit are rwtlag relatives In tees.
Mimes Annie and Tillie l)'L•a,hltn left
on Monday last for their home in KtntaiL
Albert Vasmtone, of Chicago, has ben
spending, a few days in town and vicinity.
Capt. A. McLean returned home on F,t-
day, heytng laid up hie boat in Pert Hur°a.
Mies R. Wilkinson left for Toronto Inst
week •ccompenied by Mrs. Rrayley and her
baby.
Wm. Meriton was a visitor to Toronto
dunng the week and had a very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Stowe and children, ot Rluevale,
who were visiting in town, have returned
home,
Reason ('ox and Harry t Incas left Satur-
day morning !eat to take a round trip oo the
sir. Monarch.
The Misses Watson, of Stratford, aro the
guests of Mrs John A. Watson, Lighthouse -
se, this week.
Mies Seegmiller, Mrs. Robinson .cod Mr..
of Stratford, are @pendiol a few
wens in town.
Mrs. Gorman, wife of 11. Gorman editor
Exeter R. Truck. of the Sarnia t )oeerver, L the guest of Nim
Davis, North-st
Mw Tillie Late*, of Detroit, who has
The following a the percentage of the been visiting rel&ti.el ID town, returned to
total obtslated by the pupils of the two law Doti °a haat w*ek.
est divisions at the June terminal examine -BM sae and his daughter, Miss Katie
rooaan, of Toronto, spent Sunday with
Tie Collegiate
Isagtmse.
tics. relatives In town.
1.13 faiu> '' W. understand that Jonathan Miller, has
'lora ('•mpio. 62 din ed of the .Albion hotel to • Mr. Mars -
Jane t'onte . 61 den, of IngereolL
Rett' furry 58 Judge and Mrs. t arpenter have returned
Janie Dickies
e Hrttnde Graham 51 to their home in Detroit, ;after • pleasan•
45 visit to her mother.
Ida (inhale 42
Mrs, Jas. Addison, accompanied by her
Hittite Harrison 52 daughter, Emily, is vwtiag her daughter,
Annie Lamprey .' 53 Mrs. Dwight, of Seaforth.
Brock ie Mitchell c
Kate McIver 51 J. McKe•man and wife (race :Mies Annie
Kau Morrison 58 Doeney, of Seaforthl, tit Chicago, are the
Kate Neekssiall ...... ... .. 59 inn of Miss Salah Davis'
Laura Tbihsm md*. . 51 Miss v.. -•;i1.1 Holmes and brother, of
Maggs Tbikaedaam 53 Ywew.aroy, are visiting at the residence of
W .n Wirgima 57 ('age W. Thom.00 them week.
Mary %cellos' .... . •. 30 Mr. ant Mn. MN.arra, of Clinton. and
John Atkwo 60 Mir Wallace, of town, returned yesterday
Fred Rorke53 after a pleasant tnp on the Cambria.
R. S. Hays, barrister of 1eaforth, after
takingthe Meatiest, trip, left last week
51 with a Mrs. Hays for their home in Seaforth.
69 Judge and Mrs.l'arpenter, who have been
r
(. the lop ........ , r.. 53
. ..............
25
F. Holmes ............
W. Hayden
H Jobaston ..... ...�....«
I). Johnston 54
'F. Lindsay - .... 50
T. Murray .. ,, r
J. McPherson 53
H. Nevin 58
W. Park 40
F. Roberteen 79
F. Shepherd 34
R. Sbtinimmi.. 35
•
C. sturdy
.1. P. Tighe 50
R Watson .. 64
H. Williams39
Absent from part of the examiseta n.
DIvISION a.
A. Bate ......
O Buchanan
J. Carrick
K. Horten
S. lane
.1. Martis
M. Natal
R. Rebuses
52
.1. Weddell . , .... .
i. W lllisma
L. Farrow
F. Hsu
G. Lee
N. lee
C. Milken&
M. Morrie
M. McIver
T. Me8weee
0. Rebartaow ... .. , , ...
Sew
(4. Sting
R.
M. TfrbtireRs .....,
R. Webs,
COMINO AND 001140.
Ned (.arrow as home from Toronto.
Mrs. Wood has returned to Detroit
J. P. Laby left teases Monday fer Cbi-
eago.
Mas N. Hillier of Climtoe is winds; is
town.
Mr. and Mrs Nairn ban rearmed from
Tomato.
T Dodd, of Kimeerdise, visited toy's
the week.
T. Jaekeon, Jr., of Clinton, visited two
Net week,
Mies Isabelle Sharman is visiting is the
Queen City.
Min Kat. Helloed has r furs d from &
net 10 Ripley.
Mrs. R Proctor, of feeksew, .land
Mira hal week.
Mem F. Riegle, of Toronto, is vWtimg Mea
Minis Priahnte.
Week Crakb rode ever to (linen es his
wheel es Mowd•y.
MIN Bell. Hyslop, of Detroit, is vidtdeg
Iselin. is tone.
Miss Cwmeday, of Ottawa, is visiting
relatives is laws.
Mies Helen Oib►ees of Detroit, ie wen -
n beeiw is tows.
Fred Mar, banister, of Rrsmsla, is need
w the weigh be Isms.
Mee Min �44w11, d
visitimig &f•ri�eai. .Ma terra Arg are
eW*iyhist ler 4[tewaaa ata 1./t
dem Iliony,
bole TillUs(t ,40,s.4. *ip14 ting 0M►
49
43
60
60
50
46
58
60
51
59
39
72
48
64
71
43
64
51
64
49
86
79
58
56
visiting her parent., Mr. and Mrs. 11. Fen
pesos, have returned to their home an De
troit.
Mies Nellie Tighe, ot St. Paul'., &&;aen-
ppahied by her niece, Miss Marguerite Mc-
lateeh, is the guest of her mother, Mn. K.
Tighe, of town.
Mn. McKey, Quebec -et., has returned
from Woodstock, whither she had been
summoned by the death of her aister•in•law,
Mrs. .1. M&rtin.
A. Rothschild, wife, Why and nurse, of
Detroit, ere at pr5eset sojourning .t the
residenoe of (leo. Cot, Britannia road, far
the benefit of his health.
Mr. McLean, foremae of the composing
room of The Woodstock Sentinel Review is
.pending • few days in time the guest ot
anter, Mrs. John Sharon, Quebec -et.
Mr. Park, for severe' years priaeipal of
the central echoed, has been •ppetalai to
the inspectorship of West Kent. Mr. Halls,
formerly of the high school will wowed
him.
('..1. Mal lever, ao.ompnied by hie wife
and sister, Mies McGregor, of Stratford,
are enjoying the fresh air off Lake Hume.
They are the guest* of (;eo. Cox, &itemise
Road.
Burnside Robinson, coeeeeted with the
Casada Presbyterian, The Week, and ether
journals published in Ternn, was in town
daring the week in the interests of thew
John l'ridhem, who has been laid up for
sow. weeks, has been "ordered by hie physi-
cian to take • few weeks in the eosstry,oxd
is now visiting Wm. Pridham, d1 1' , of
R•seelelahe.
W. 1'. Wselby, of the Rig Mill, leaves
this week on • two menthe' visit to his
statins home, Hell, England. Hi s•i1 on
Saturday morning from Montreal per the
Allan line eta•mslhie Vanommer.
Mr. and Mrs. Megan refereed from Ver-
ses, B 1' , lest week. We are pleased to
learn that their sen William, who was me
seeiwsty i11, is fast regainjsg health. They
enjoyed the trip anti bad the privilege of
visiting their whole faintly, throe ease and
three d•tghters aloe' the route.
le the W•trfeo btcyele races last week,
Charlie Chisholm succeeded is taking third
is the linemile ran. He bent Me
eller sed other fast riders, and paned
Caret•* and Harbottle hard. He Minds
taking in the tiwlph meet ria Moeday.
Charlie is winter/ up in dee shape and prom
mss to he ose el the aomiay feat riders.
Ira Leiria, Esq., of Gode ieh, the mach
abased Comity Crewe Attermey, was in
tows on Med*, looking Misr the e1Rw
effects of the l.ts Thrums Tri.itt, Fri ,
Divisive Coen Clerk. Mr. Lewis, although
10.iag passed the three seer* and ten, is ss
asides en in his yoeth, earl beers evidens of
=Likely to gain the pleasures sed
&weals of the *fist for many yen to
elms. - Finer Time
C Lina . Petr D, Hart, briar."
w as who wgalore by • fall from a Wig.
et Climes is May boa, did at his hoes. is
Rtastfssd, on sneerd•y sight Mr. Ran
wee hese la Di1m40 , sad W bees a rename
et MrwWgj for Mein hremty Teen. Re
1aae+s a wile aril tie mbildrss, bre
Pareau
nod he *Am tr Menifee. and ase brother, •11 regiArn
rhe Tarlf 0ae.l(.. 04111 ■t a read/erk
The Senate WIla ase aerede on nets.
Rill Mra/ghe Tal.aldbeaeitar
"raw -sex 'wimes log,
Tam S,t:r*i. corre poodsaoe
WASHiNGTON, July 30, 1894.-
'1'ie key to the tariff deadlock has not tet
bees found, but these L lift* doubt that
it will be daring the present week, If not by
the conferwc* committee, thea by demo-
crats of the House, who have about decid-
ed to hold a caucus to settle the matter, it
the cooferenee committee fails te reach an
agreement by Tuesday. Few people is
Washington now have any doubt that the
result will be the Sonat. bill substantially
as it stands, although there will doubtless
be numerous unimportant changes so that
members ot the House caa say both sides
made concerrit ua to reach an agreement.
The democratic conferees have been hold-
ing almost continuous idormal *cestons
since the Senate by • tie vote declined to
sestract its conferees to recede from the
amendment placing a diBerentiai duty of
one eight of • cant a pound on tetinel auger,
but the first formal ,meeting of the cote
("recce committee was mut held until to-
day.
'Chen is reason to believe that the demo-
crats of the House would have been able to
secure much more substantial outwear -toe If
i'resident ('levulan 1 lied not written that
letter to chewst.0 Wilson, or at least, if
Mr. Wilson had not made it public. There
are few democratic Senators who have not
been nursing some disappointment at the
hands of President Cleveland : cw•e•iuently
when he made it • pout In that letter that
the bill ehoud put coal and iron ore on the
free list many tit the democratic Semitone
who personally tavor free «run and coal, and
would under ordinary c'rcumstar.: e. have
been only too rind to vote fur them, deter-
mined to take advantage of the opportunity
to "get ever"by Joining hands with the
(.orman•Brice combination to prevent
changes in three schedule. of the bill.
Senator Manderson s remarks oo the
power of the sugar trust in the `enate were
straight .hot. at the bull'. eye and
*ems of hie colleagues who voted an
favor of the trust when a motion
was made to strike out the differential duty
on refined may hear from them &gain.
He said among other thugs "It isclaimed,
in this chamber and outside, that that
great and powerful combination hastremen-
dou. power over legislation, and it looks to
me as though 11 has. For no matter how
near we come to the defeat of the differen-
tial one eighth, no matter how confident we
inay be that at last we have the sugar trust
under our feet, there a •Iwsys found the
one vote to prevent this differential duty
being stricken Prom the bill ; and I appre-
hend it will he found so today There is
always some man in ambush who comes to
the front for the purpose of saving the life
of this int luity." Whew the vote of Senator
Quay saved the amendment while the Sen
ate was 000sidat0g the tariff bill the .tate
meat was made that other senators would
have helped the trust had their helo bees
necessary. That statement is now reiterat-
ed and mule to apply to the last escape of
the trust by reason of Sea•tor Stewart's not
voting.
The administration do.en't like the bill
providing for the inspection of immigrants
by L. S. Consuls, which was put through
the House by the start parliamentary tac-
hes of Representative Stone, •f Pa„ .mid
which is tow before the committee on int.
magi ation. The opposition of the admiitn-
Non was 'Mood byCommissioner of Immtgn
lion Stamp, who, in en argument before
the ^ommittw, said that if the bill became&
law it would step Immigration entirely.
The chairman of the How committee on
immigration and an attorney representing
the steamship companies &leo read* argu-
ments against the bill. No action ham yet
bees Wren on the hill by the Semite men -
mattes.
Reproseetetave Sprinter, of 111..,. happy.
One of the numerous bills he has introduced
ie to be favorably reported to the Henn,
with excellent prospects of eventually 8.-
010)54 law ---that providing with the nab -
linnet of • national board of arbitration.
in &o.ordaaoe with recommendation made
by President Civelaed in 1897
Hen Carroll D. Wright, 1'. S- Commie -
Moser of Labor, presided over the prelimin-
ary meeting of the .take oommisaiw
which is to investigate -set arbitrate the
mases of the recent railroad strike, for the
information of the exe°ot1ve and l.Rulative
beanehes of the Go.erammet The comma
Mon has .et mapped eat its program, but
will do en at owe, as President t1... ad
has ted Mr. Wright that M wi.bes the
eemmtesion to complete its went et the
earliest possible moment Mr. Wright'.
• esomales on the sommisaom-Me.aa Kr -
man, of N Y., and Worthingtea, of III.,-
.• not extwwively knows in (:*egress, hut
the .mpressios they have so far shade is e-
Nrely ewereatery of the reed thaage .aid
et them by those who did know them.
Thre seems so be • probability, daily grew -
tag urom,er, that the Ron will not order
• separate iaveuigatioe of the ionise, the
erases barna that cee,Miw might 'welt by
restos of clashing with the 1•re.ideatied ap-
pointed iaVOW tiptoe,
Phe queeYae elf d jwromey depends em.
tir'ly epee Ike Amenities of the tariff bill.
0.w y this • "eeegMl - piwrew.
Send SI. Nmwliebt •
lasting eke w.r 4. l Why D). • W
Lnok OU 6..msr 'Ties, • Me. "1 1. Le...
Rms. , Lid., 43 Montt et Tsresto, and yes
will restive by poet • pretty pbtari, fres
from edverti.lag, ash well worth /rouge g
This n an easy way ledeceesee yen been
The seep 1e the hest ie the market .end It
will seb *set la e..tage to seed is the -
1t yen leave the men epq.
A by YIN e.se Binge. ly