Daily Colonist (1895-03-26) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1895-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

TDK TIIEBMOHGTEB.

Bjquimai.t Station, March 24, 1805, Koport for 24 hours ending 9 p.m.

The ▼elooltr and dlroctlon of the wind wore aa (oUowa i

5 n.m.-i N.

1 p.m.-lJ N.

9 p.m.-12 N.

Rain—.02.

AveraKelatate of wonthor—Clondjr.

KsquiMALT Station, March 25,1895. Koport fur 21 hours ending 9 p.m.

BOABEi OF ALDMMBN:

Arorago state of weather—Cloudy.

Suii8hino- t lira, 5i min.

K. I1ayni:s Heko. Observer.

rAHSENCIBKa.

Per Steamer Rosalib from the Sound— J Dunsmnlr. Mrs A G Barlow. F T Way, Mrs J ICelaoy, Mrs \V Thothord, G V Kvans. A J Beohtol, J W Barber, L Gregaon, lid O'Brien.

PorHtr. Phincichh Louise fioruWeBiminster-Mlaa F Q Wickot. J H Gray. Mrs Griinmor, Jos Johnfl, Mrs llichiirdson, W II Darling. Mr and Mrs Blcor. F li Stewart, A Vigo. Dr BHlllay, A Bentley, H Macklln, Capt D M Konnody, D Uo-Uain T KeUy, 0 S Swabb, 0 Stamford, Prof Angten.

CONSIGNEES,

For Steamer lioaALiK from the found-J H Todd & Son, James McMillan. G Prior k Co, P T Johnson. U B Oxloy, D II Koua & Co, and k'B. Joi naon tc Co.

PerStr.PKlNCKSS LouiSEfroni Westminster-John Parker. \b.^ Vigo, W C Ward. Mrs J W Williams. John ToUick B C Cattle Co, 'l urnor BBOton & Co, H P Kitliot & Co Lul. Auid Works, Sore &; uo, Geo Vienna. J Carippullor, Peter Blown,and J U Todd &; Son;

A NUMBER of members of tho city council drove out in hacks to Beaver and Elk lakes yesterday morning and spent several hours with Mr. Jorgenson looking over the site of the now waterworks improvements.

IviDERAL CoNSKiivATivKs should nofc forget tho meeting of tho asaociiitioo at tho Adelpbi hall to night. Sinco their last gathering there the convention has been held and the scsaiou of parliament called, which two facts have an impor-tanb bearing upon tho work of the organization. The standard-bearora of tho party, MesBrs. Eirle and Prior, will bo present by invitation ond deliver addresses.

In oharabers yesterday before Mr. .Tuatioe Drake, Mr. S. Perry Mills made application oh behalf of defendant to add Mr. W. H. Langley as party defendant in McGraw v. Davis & Co. This is the case in which Misa MoGraw, batter known aa Mra. McGovern, is suing for alleged unlawful detention nf her goods, and Mr. Langley claimed a lien upon them for solicitor'a fees. The applioa-tioD waa refoaed, but an order was made for payment into coart cf the amounli due by plaintiff to defendant. Mr. A. It- Belyea »pp9Rred fo» plftls"?.

The feature of last night's ttieatlno; of the Natural,History Society was the ptomiscd paper by Rev. Canon Beanlanda on " Indo-pendebo« of Environment." It would be an injaStloB to tbn learned easayisb to attempt to convey brii fly the substanoe of his re-marke, the rabjeoti being highly phlloaophi-oal and the treatment cf it loholarly and argnmentative. A good deal of interesting disoaaiion was provoked, and altogether the evening was one of the moat enjoyable of the aeaaon'a series. A well-merited vote of thenks was tendered to Mr. Beanlanda at the olose of the meeting.

The Rdssun Gbeek bapiiimal ceremonies were performed by a oonple of San Fran-oisoo priests at the residence of D.

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