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1' IEL’RSDAY, SEPTEMB a 15. 1331.

 

 

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(BEAN AND SUBURRlN.

 

.. ' v kiss me, but don‘t let pa hear,
i111?“ ul . temper you know

lathehauheiswniung. my dear. __
Let. me kiss you again—hold me so.

At\l'lixfizig.lize¥ellhvgim 2135133333. Ins; now :
The-R's a print on his coaumls the size

01 a boot the old man scaled his ‘0“.
“Ha !
.JVhat '3'
-—-Jack Frost.
-See 'cm this morning '?
—-Scmtch in your potatoes.
..The Arlingtons to-night for the last
I :l e.
_..The police are_goingto get out on
9 track of dog thieves.
——Several of the f‘prairie chickens"
7.}! cf: the city last evening.
1': Two large deer were seen w'thin two
iles of the city yesterday.-
——Tenders closed for the grading and
Ea encing of the new turf club to-day.

' ‘ - 1 last a, pearauco to-night of Arling.
P‘Ntne y Agather entire change of pro.

 

 

 
 
  

n Minstrels.
ammo.
._Glenora town lots will be placed on
'he market this evening by T. P. Mur-
i.) V.

T -—The excavation work of Governor
Cauchon's neiv block is progessing very
slowly.

I ——The Presbytery of Manitoba meet
his evening in the basement of Knox
Church.

——The Provincial Government are
3 getting out a mammoth map of the

Province.

—It is said that the Katie Putnam
troupe well play here during the ex-
hibition week.

——The Minstrel Band paraded the
T streets to-day in the band wagon, dis-
coursing sweet music.

‘ ——Messrs. Jarvis and W'hitcher com-
‘. se the visitingtdirectors to the hospital
for the last half of this month.
I —\\'ild ducks are getting more
f numerous on the market and were sel-
'3 ling this morning at 20c a piece.

,5, —The Kildonan ferry has ceased run-
ning. and the people are petitioning to
have it kept going until ice forms.
—-The steamer Cheyenne arrived
this morning with a large cargo of grain.
She will again depart this evemng.
—.\Ir.I-I.A. J ukes and AJ. W'atkinson
among the entries in the Fine Arts
ioepartment of the coming exhibition.

., —A horrible stench arises from an
upening in a sewer at the corner of
in r. Henderson‘s new block. VVhew l

'- Positively last appearance to-night of Arling-
n Minstrels. Another entire change of pro-

'igmmme.

—-Meeting of Y. M. C. A. to-night in
' ox Church. All are invited to
tteud, and a good programme has been
repared.

—-Classes of the Manitoba college
esumed their studies this morning in
Egthe late residence of the Rev. James
obcrtson.

:3; —There was only one case at the city
j—jPolice Court this morning, that being
flienry Adams for drunkenness. He was
fined 82 and costs.

—The case of breach of livery by-
Baw did not come up this morning as the
efendent did not put in an appearance.
tis said that he has left the city.
—The grain elevators which the
chool Board is erecting in the North
‘ ;, Id West Wards are expected to be
"Ff eody for occupation by the 1st October.
7:; —A bad smell arises from the stable

3 . the new fireball. It is time the au-
orities looked into this matter. or
mrhaps it is a case for the health in—
upector.

2» —Corp. Macklin who left here for the
J‘ttawa Rifle match is meeting with
:52 eat success. He made 343 and the
_'ghest was 380. In the local competi-
gfhe highest was 313.

.3 —At the Provincial Police Court this
jmorning, Cronn, of the Queen’s, was up
or keeping back the wages of his ser-
‘, ant girl—Eliza Johnson. Judgment
_' as given in favor of the plaintifi.

1;— I’ositively last appearance tonight of Arling-
3-n Minstrels. Another entire change of pro-

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he corner of Charlotte and Notre
name $125. It is the intention to have
hem ready for occupation by the lst

- svember. —

7 ~Another new steamer is in course of
recuon bv R. and P. George. It is SO

eeq long“ and 17.} feet beam. It is
eSISDed 'for towing purposes. Mr. D.

.1-_ Bucanan, formerly of St. John, N.B.

s the builder.

5. _—Several of our citizens leave for

‘lonis this. afternoon to assist at the

,1: ionscrvative picnic which takes place

.7“ inurrow. “'13 believe some of our

2" Deal men are going to take a prominent

T :‘i‘t and discuss leading "questions of

'5 L'c Gav.“

—Complaints are being frequently

mule about the drunken Indians who

. €953 the vicinity of the slaughter

1: ”Se-‘7- The lice are at aloss what

TI ‘10 With them as the jail is full al-
" F- Some’remedy should be devis-

ilt once.

- MI- Wm. “’ellband was passing the
’Oun’l FCSterday when his attention was
noiied 1W the attenuated form of 3.
Daniel dog. The ownerless dog looked
demiingl)’ at him. and not in vain, for
1r- “. immediately paid for his liberty
ml took him home- A good heart @-
J‘LS ISelf on all occasions.

  

I
5 —.~\n immense prairie fire is raging?
! today to the “'es: of the bosoital. i

—— react: Lemamhe received a sum-l
mans this morning for using profane and i
abusave language to Mrs.

R

The case will come up tomorrow.

Mr. J. H. Mainly. brother of T. P. :
Murray. .has arrived here from Minneso‘ .
ta:_aud is so favorably impressed with
\\ mnipeg that he intends going back to
so: out and take uphis residence in this
ci '.

—Mr. Hall. of Johnson & Hall pre~
sented us to-day with a couple of finclv
executed photographs of Sir A. 'f.
Galt which were taken by him. Mr.
Hall says that the climate of this
country is especially adapted for taking
fine photos.

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STEAIJNG DOGS.

Z. Laportc. .

 

There are some parties in this city
who are destined to get into trouble if
they do not mend ther ways very
quickly. We refer to dog their-es. Dog
stealing has become a very common
practice latterly and we are informed
that it is the intention of the author-L
ties, to deal severely with the tlieives if
discovered. Chief Murray. and the
proprietor of the “ Golden" had dogs

stolen but recovered them. Mr. “'m.
“"ellband advertises an English rc-

triever pup “strayed or stolen" in an-
other column and should it turn Tout
that the pup has been stolen we believe
he will give the culprit the full benefit
of the law.

 

TIIE ARIJ NGTONS.

 

The Arlington troupe played to an-
other good house last night. The pro-
gramme though was not as good as that
of previous evenings yet furnished a
performance that afi’brded the utmost
satisfaction, and elicited very frequent
applause. Mr. Banks XVinters sang
several songs in his usual excellent
style but some of the eflect was lost by
the comet in the accompanment being
tooloud. Billy Arlington eclipsed his
former cfiorts and proved himself a
thorough minstrel. He is immense.
Mr. Gooderham, of this city by request
gavea clog dance and was forcedto
respond to an encore. Alton proved
himself a good female mimic and
brought down the house by his feats in
that line. To-night there will be an
entire change of programme and as
this will be tne company's last ap-
pearance it is thought they will be
greeted with a bumper house—which
they well deserve.

DR. THOMAS.

 

His Views on Heresy

NOTABLE UT'I‘ERANCES CITED.

BISHOP FOSTEB’S HEBETICIL VIEWS ON
THE BESUBBECTION.

AN ORTHODOK METHODIST.

llc Doc- No! chnn lo Drlfl lnlo [Inl-
Inrinnb‘nl.

(Special to the 503‘.)

Chicago, Sept. l-l—The Rev. Dr.
Thomas has been interviewed by a
Tribuné reporter, and in answer to the
question : “What would be the efl’ect
of your expulsion on the church. said :

“If they go on and expel me the
general impression, I think, must be
that the church will have taken a step
in the direction of narrowness instead of
breadth, and this I should very deeply
regret. It is a fact that in nearly all
the other Protestant churches, both in
this country and Europe, there is a
growth in the direction of larger liberty,
They do not in Europe nor in New Eng-
land pretend to bind men down to the
old, narrow conceptions of the Bible ;'
nor do I think that, either there or here,
men are generally held to the pencil in-
terpretation of the atonement. Indeed,

almost universal there that the final
doom of the soul is not settled at the
moment of death, and almost the whole
church of England is coming into the
same broader faith. And so, too, all the
more scholarly men in most of the
churches in this country. There is
coming forward now an immense amount
of learning and careful thought upon
that subject, the result of which is to
give men a more hapeful vision of the
future. The Ep'
country dm not hol its ministers to

.nud has afiirrncd that belief.

a1 church int-his D

church. The Rev. Mr. “Thou. of this
city. of the Reformed church. has
preached. and. I believe. lately published
a k on the annihilation of the wicked.
But the

‘Roformcd l-Zpiwopal church does not
filunk of giving him

cause of such teaching.

of such men as Beecher and Dr. \Vliin-

ton . I should be sorry to see t h o
Methodist church at this tune
going out of its articles of rc-

lig'ion and of the great Ch‘t‘ds of
ishmeut a dogma to which all her minis-
ters. tobe faithful. must. subscribe. As
it is, we can lawfully leave that a some-
what open question. “’ith the thought
and learning that arc coming forward
there will be a great change in the pub-
lic mind in the next ten yeam. The
Methodist church is. however liberal in
one thing. It permits Bis-hol) Foster to
go on undisturbed. although he has do
nied the resurrection of the body. which
is a doctrine both of the articles of re.
ligion and of the upOstlcs and Nicene
creeds. And I had hoped that thov
would let me alone in the little thinking
that. I had tried to do. when I had not.
violated either of those great stand-
ards." '

“ Do you think expulsion would drive
you further into liberal views. and into
the Unitarian or L'nivcrsilist church '3"

" Not, at all. I am not a L'uivcrsalist
nor a Unitarian. but an orthodox Moth-
odisl. and I do not mean to join any dc—
nomiuatiou unless I sincerely agree with
it in doctrine."

HEADQUARTERS

 

 

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Tun Qr‘izi-gs's REAL ESTATE SALE Boon. |_
\anipcg. Sept. 7th, 1861. I

lnlporlunl Notice Io Properly Ownu-ru,
Itcnl linlnlc qu-uln nml ("ht-n.

GEN’I‘LEMENr-

I have opened a Real Estate Auction Sale Room
in the Queen's Hotel. the most centrally located
and popular resort of the bust class of real estate
buvcrs in the city of \V'innj cu, nuid I purpose
ho ding from this date a regu or sale of miscel-
laneous properties on a stated evening of each
week. and solicit from you any real estate you
may desire to dispose of by public competition,
whether City, Town or Farm Property. The
location of this Sale Boom and the esteem in
which it is hold by sellers of properties, is evi-
denced by the desire of nuch to have their sales
held in this room in preference to any other pub-
lic room in the city: and the fact that it is the
resort of the larger portion of strangers who visit
“'innipcg for the purpose of investing money in
our great irie Province. and I confidently
anticipate that these sales ' become, in a short
time. one of the bent mediums in Manitoba for
disposal of all kinds of real estate. A liberal
method of advertisin will be adopted, and no
expense will be spare: by me to make my week-
ly sales known to all who maybe aeekin chances
for investment. Properties to be ofic at these
sales should be placed. with me a week prior to
evening of sale to enable the same to be properly
Classified and advertised.

Special Terms for Mortgage and Chancery
Sales.

The terms u )on which ropertics will be taken
for these wee y sales wfl I be exceedingly liberal,
and may be ascertained by applying to your:

veryobedlently,
JOS. WOLF.

N. B.—-Special attention paid to sales upon the

 

the entire Presbyterian church, that g33$xiiii§d$£?£§$§l?gfifih2§efiiufi
once clung so tenacmusly to that doc- mince eons property auction sales. 5011th
trinc, is moving in the direction of mild-
er views. On the subject of future 1 9 6

unishment there has been for years a
Ergo liberty in Germany. Indeed, WI N N I PE G U N D E HT AK I N G
the belief may be said to be _A.~.—p_.

Furniture Warehouse I

My stock of Contra and Caskets Is now com-
plete in eve line. Funeral:- Aucndcd lo and
Furnished fioughout. A First-Clans HEARS}:
furnished at Moderate Charges.

FURNITURE.

A General Assortment always in stock. Oma-
Fumlture 11114: to Order” Also Carpets of
every description. Matte, Cocoa Matting and Bugs.
Ooilcloth Starr Linen. Window Holland, Bep,
amask. Crewns. Tickinge. and. General House

FurnishingGoodn. '2
'M. HUGHES.

 

 

any definite line of thinking on this sub-

 

ject, nor does the Befonn'ed Episcopal

196 Main Street.
septu

any tmublc be,
And the Corn '

IANOTHER CAR OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO RYAN’S.

grenttioual church tolcmtcs the thought. :

Christianity and making endless pun _

 

THE SUN. SEPTEMBER 15. 1881.

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I have also in connection will: this the Manl-
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Soda. Ginger Ale. Lemon Boda. etc. etc, equal to
the best imported.

 

 

 

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Maps! Maps I Maps I

MAPS FOR SALE BY

T. P. Murray,

Showing the Province of Mauitobuua
enlarged and subdivisions by Counties.
Municipalities. and Electoral Divisions.

Also every Post Office up to the last 30

all lhiilroads, Rivera.
Lakes, Strcaum and Crooks, and every
trail loading from one town to another
in Manitoba.

days. Besides

This is tho latest and newest map out.

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lmmignuits.

For further particulars apply to

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