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TORONTO. Citv Hull Union ........... Brook Street Parkdnlu. . Davenpor . Downsview l‘hrn‘nhill.. RICHMOND HILL King. Aurora. Newmarket . Newmnrket... Aurmn. King .. Rmmvmwn HKLL i‘hornhil] Downsview Davenport. Pmrkdale ...... TORONTO. Brock Street, Union . Clty H1111 :Uutil further notice Mails will be clcsed M3 the fimhmond Hill Post Office as follows:â€" MORNING :â€"(u‘rnimz North. soulh East mad XVesh, including Thorbbill, Maple, Toronto, Markham , (to. 7.45 EVENING:-Groing south East and West (as above) - 5.30 N. R.~~Reaistemd Letters must be handed in vat least Flfteen Minutes earlier than the above mentioned hours for closing. Connects with all tmiml. leaving House Riohmon ‘Hill. a-s follows: Hail & ExpressAarth & South“, Acnmmnodmtion “ “ Elai1& Express North & South. , the Palm er “145 a m. 12.00 5 15 p. m. N. R. R. TIME TABLE. PRUCTOR’S STAGE LINE. RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, June 5 Choice Farmer's Bacon and. Lard at. the Concrete._ Extra Bassniu Prunes and Dried Applet: at the Concrete. Division Court will be held here on Tues- day next, the 10th of June. Pure Spices at the Concrete, at the same figules chnged’ 01' compounds. Choice Toilet. Soaps In great variety at the Concrete, the highest qualities made; ask [tr mares. THE LIBERAL appears one day earlier week. Court Richmond A. 0. F. will meet in their Court Room to-morrow (Frlday) night. Mark your ballot opposite the name print- ed in red. By so doing you \u'll vote fer Mr. G. B. Smith and honest government. Icing Sugar. Powdered Sugar. Granulated Sugar’ Paris Lump Sugar, lullow Sugar and haw Sugar, me best value in the trade M, the Concrete. Mr. J. Palmer has sum his standardâ€"bred Trotting Sbnliiun, Wnouworth. The buyer is Mr. Hayes, of 01125009, Iowa. Woodwurth was shipped on Frirlny. Wm gmm. Servant Wanted In a small family. Apply at once: to Mus. 0. J. BROWN The Duke and Duchess of Counaught paid a visit to Toroutu one (my last week. The Royal visitors are now making :1 :our through some of the chief cities of Canada. Kingsfard‘s Com Stnrch, Benson’s Corn MarchJiiugsford‘s Pure Starch, Benson’s Silver (.HODS and Bath) Starch, Branti'ord Lily While Starch, and Celluloid Sturcl), all first quality and lowest. figures at the Con- Grebe. M. 'l‘eefy Esq. will not as Deputy Return- ing Officer at Richmond Hill. for tho East Yux'k 916011011, on Thursday. Voming in the Council Chamber. For Mamtoba. Mr. W. Trench, carriage builder sLiH keens up his trade wuh JMuuitoba. During the last week he has shipped by mil 54 buggies, pnacmns and plumsm‘e 11:45 to mm, pruvmca. ’l‘reueh’s‘ buguios are ulwws at a prolmum in the north-west. r sh We have not bend of [my person giving aids. Mr. G. R. Vanzaut, Markham P. O. has been appolmed quucial Agent for Mr. Cr. '15. 51mm. All pursons huvmg any bills or claims for or m respect of the coming elec- tion are requcsted to forward them to Mr. lnyn Vunzum wuhin one month fromthe deem».- szn of 5am elwcllon, The Junction Cometâ€"the Cunservmive mouth-piece iu \Vesl; Yorkâ€"says that his friend Mr. (1.0. Hobinson is having an upâ€" hill tight, in Nnrtb York against Mr. Davxs. With such a piatform we do not wonder that. we fight is uphiil for Mr. Robinson. Corrected. In publishing the prize winners last week, 4 fthe Richmond Hill Fair, Mr. John Kelly was credited with only the 211d prize fur his span of roadster horses. We are glad to learn from him lee secured the chd 'l'lckct. York County Council will meet, on the 9th of June“ 011 uccuunt of tlllfiVuuglmn Uuun- «il will not meet on the 10m according to plinted Holmes, but an the llilh of June. AS announced last week it cricket match between manned and bingk) members cf the club will be played on Saturday next, the 7th inst. \Vickuts in be puched at 2 p. 111. So far betting; on the ree-ult‘ about awn, at POST OFFICE NOTICE Single and Double. GOING NORTH. Mail A: 8.05 ........ 8‘15 Financial Agent. Date Changed. 3 5 0.1 99. 930 9.40 83'] 8.46 9.05 911 9.16 Sold. M. TEEFY.P05tI\mster. Accom. J2 05 12.15 Accom. Mai]. 12.14 6-136 12.23 6." 12.58 7.02 12.47 7.1? 12.55 VJZU 12.55 1.01 1,45 1.41 L18 Ex. 5.10 (1C) ‘.7 8 (M 8 10 thus 90 The regular monthly meeting and prnctice of the Richmond Hill Fire Brigade wi'l be held on Monday. Juue 9th. A full. atten- dance is requested. A number of the members of the cricket Club, uudm‘ the supervision of the Managing Committee spent the greater pant. of Sutur- day suddiug u clicket crease on the park. 'lliey sodded a piece 75 feet long by 10 ft. wide, and got an excellent finish. Mr C‘. Palmer kindly hauled the sods from the 2 ud. of Markham. The York County Commissioners consist. ing of Warden Evans, Reeve Russell and Reeve Scott, accompanied by Mr. J. '1‘. Stokes. Superintendent of York Roads, drove over Yonge St. on Saturday from Toronto to Holland Landing. They will report. on the condition of fire h'oads at the coming session of the Council, which opens on the 9th inst. Three large loads 0! the citizens of Thorn- hih drove through here on Saturday en route for Bonds Lake Pic-nicking Grounds. They spent the afternoon in hunting and other a- musements and returned homeâ€"some of themâ€"quite late in the evening. As might be expected many of them patronized our ice cream parlors on their homewazd trip. Horse- Stolen, Mr. Wm" Jones, 31rd Con. Vaughan, has bills out stating that a bay horse was taken from his pasture-field on the night of the 28th of May. Any DLI‘EKIL} giving information which will lead to the recavery of the animal. or to the arrest and comiction of the thief mll be auimbly rewarded. The horse is a.- bout 15 hands high and is blemished on both hind legs. The Richmond Hill Base Ball Club was re-organized in the oflice in connection with the Fire l’toof'SLore on Monday evening, with the following officers :â€"-Hon' Pres., Rev.G.N. Rutledge; President,Chas. Pilgrim; Vice-l’res., Alfred Penrose; Sec-Treas.. C. McLean; Captain, W. D. Atkinson. Com- mittee of Management:â€"~ C. Treve‘hnn (Chairman), F. Soules, H. Gibbs, J. Glass, Jay Sanderson, 1“. Sims. The club is open for challenges, Thornhill preferred. the Hill had won by one run. At any rate the visitors would have been victorious had not the Thomhill scorer cut the notches on the wrong side of the stick. In view of the conflicting reports we will reserve nur account oI the matcu till we get further light. on the subject. Minutes of special meeting held on the evening of May 29th in the Council Chamber. Lieut. Savage in the chair. Communications from Toronto. Kincardine and Galt relative in tournaments being held in those places on July 2nd. Aug. 14 &15, June 13 3a 14 reenac- xively were read by Secretary. Moved by Auditor Atkinson, seconded by Foreni 11'] ltedditt, that Sec‘y be instructed to write to E. King; Dodds, Toronto and inform him in the event 01 it Tournament being held in 'l‘oronto on July find this Brigade will at- tend and endeavor to do all in their power to make it a. successâ€"Curried. On motion the invitation from Kincnrdine was declined, and the Sec’y was instructed to write Kin- cnrdine. Moved by Foreman Sheppard, seconded by Fireman W. Wvlie, that this Brigade give the invitation to attend a Tour- nament in Galt on 13th A? 14th of June Its favorable consideration, and if circumstances permit will attendâ€"Curried. Last Saturday our junior Base Ball club drove to Thornhill to play the return match with the Invincibles of that village. On re tummy: home the cheering was so general that our sporting editor had every reason to believe that the home team had been white- washed by our boys, and he wrote an Article vu the result accordingly. Later we learned that the match was a draw ; afterwards that A sad accdient occurred at West Toronto Junction, on the C. P. It. on Thursday night about 9 o'clock whereby Geo. Ezznrd, a driver of the Dominion Express Company, lost his life. Since the new time table came into force a part of the duty of the deceased‘was to run out from the city on the Montreal train and assist in transferring the express from the C. V. train, which arrives from the west at the same time. He arrived as usmil Thursday ni4ht, but attempted to jump off the train while passing the south platform on its way to the main line. and fell under the whet-ls, the last truck passing over his body. Death was instantaneous. The de- ceased is unmarried. and a resident of T0- ronto. Considerable dillicnlty was experienc~ ed in identifying the remains, and for a time it Wits thought to be a. car repairer nam- ed Alford who was killcd. Coroner Dr. Olen. denan viewed the remains and decided an ‘inquest was unnocessarv, as no blame what- ever is nthhed to tho employes of the railâ€" way company. The deceased boarded at 84 Wellington street west. This man was a son of Richard Ezznrd, Edsel): He was 30 years of age. He was buried on Sunday June 1st at the-Evangelical Church on the townline south of the village. The Monthly Meeting of the Richmond Hill School Board was held on Monday last. Members presentâ€"Messrs. J. Brown, J. Swrt- zer. W. Glass. F. McConaghy, J. Duncan, M. Naughton, R. Marsh, D. Lynet, J. T. B. Lindsay. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. The following accounts were read and, on motion, ordered to be paid :~ Sanderson 5: Bro. Book-binding 600.; '1‘. F. McMahon, printing and distributing 200 copies of School accounts for 1869, $3.00 A statement from Mr. McUuaig showed the at- tendunce at the High School for May to be 41. Mr. Cluhine reported the average attend- ance of the Public School 126%:for the month of May. On the suggestion of Mr. Club- ine the re-nrrnnging of the sents in the Pub- lic school was considered. Alter a discuss- ion bcaring on non-resident pupils attending the school it was moved by Mr. Duncnn, secâ€" onded by Mr. McConaghy that in future nonwesident pupils be charged 25 cents a month. Carried. The Secretary read the report of Inspector Seath on his last visit to the High School. On motion of Mr. Marsh, seconded by Mr. Lynet, the chairman and secretary were authorized and instructed to borrow the hum of $500 to meet the current. expenses of‘the qublicschgot. An Express Company Employe Killed. School Board Meetmg. 'xre First of the Season. Base Ball Officers. Not Quite Clear. Special Meeting Bngade Official Visit ticket C ‘rcase Meeting. Mr. Wm. Mulock, M. P. {or North York. was in the village on Monday, the guest of J. K. Felconbridge Esq- Mr. Bradwynpf the Toronto Telegram,bas been spending a few days with the Rev. J. M. Simpson. Mr. R. Marsh attended church on Sunday after having been confined to his home for rnany weeks with a severe attack of rheumat- we. Mr. Geo. Newberr; who acted as jurvme St. George accident 0 and will hear farther McMAHoNâ€"Iu R‘cb mond HilL on Sunday, the first of June, the Wile of T. F. McMahon, o! a daughter. bumsâ€"~11) Richmond Hill, on Monday, June 2nd, the wife of John Innes o! a sou. PUGsLEYâ€"At Eglirmon, on Thursday, J3me 29th. the Wife of Reuben Pugsley, ofa son. LANGsTAFFâ€"In Aumm, on the 22nd of May. the wife 01 Ernest FLLanzsmff, of a daughter. STORYâ€"In ll‘ehmond Hill, on Thursday, May 29th, the Wife of W. 1‘. Story, of a. sun. SMITHâ€"In Vaughan, near Jefferson, on Friday, May 30th, the wife of Wm. Smith, of {L son. WALKERâ€"In Richmond Hill, on Tuesday even- ing, June 3rd,the Wife 0-1. Robert Walker, of a son. KIRBYâ€"HARDINGâ€"At the residence of the bride's father; by the Rev. I M Simpsonpn Monday, June 2nd, J. H. Kirbv, of Maple, 10 Jennie, youngest daughter of Wm. Harding Esq., Richmond Hill. Vote for Mr. G. B. Smith Who has faithfully and inâ€" telligently watched the inâ€" terests of East York for the past four-years. lf you want to buy or sell a Farm, ad- vertise In the Toronto \VEEKLY MAIL. That paper reaches 100,000 Farmers’ homes every week, and your advertise- ment should meet the eye of someone who wants to purchase. Advertisements of this class are Inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Gents a, word each insertion, or Twenty Cents a word for five insertions. Address THE MAIL, Toronto, Canada. What has [he Mownt Govern- ment done as to the Rep- resentation 0‘. the People. It has established for the Legis‘atlve Ass It has provided the by ballot. It has passed “Th Llsts Act. 1889.” LIs'J‘Ex.â€"â€"Farmers’ \Vives and daugh- ters do you want to make home pleasant and co111fortable, and to have sun” and cosy sleigh drives if you do, call at Dilâ€" W01 th s Dru" Store and you will vet full and valuable information how to make a beau'iful and costly looking Hearth Rug and Door Mat out of a common sheep skin, “ith so little trouble that you will he as mad as a “hatter” that you did not know long ago; also with the same little trouble, you can make an elegant Sleigh Robe out of ”Coon, Dog, Deer or any other kind of skins, and make them as soft as a kid glove 1 Please call yourself, and tell your friends to call at Dilworth’s Drug Store, 170 King St. East Toronto. between the 015 de and Nipiesinrr Hotels. The only place such infoimatiou cw be had. I want every lady in the County of York to use the Sunset Dyes. I believe every lady having used them says pusi- tlvely and distinctly that the Sunset Dyes at five cents a. puckaue are superior to all others sold at ten cents; and I say just as certain than if the above statement is’ 11% true I will aive them 191‘ nothmg, I want you to call and get apmkavo to 11v iv, and pay for it after using. Dilwnrth’s Drug Store next to“ the Nipissmg Hotel, Toronto. May 24th was a very quiet day in Thornhill. As there was no amusements hele pleasure-seekers had to go elsewhere. Quite a number spent the day and even- ing at Richmond Hill, but the largest crowd accompanied the B. 1’. team to Woodbridge to see them defeat the Pum- roses of Toronto. It has election) Saturday lam the juniors were success- ful also in defeating: the Richmond Hill juniurs. A very exciting croquet match took place Monday evening on the ground of Mr. A. Craig, between two fours captain- ed by Mr. A Craig and Mr. Ed Francis. After playing three hours, 311'. Francis’ four wan by a few points. Miss E. \Vubsber is visiting friends in Toronto. The repairs on the parsonage are about completed. It is reported Ulat before long there will be other alterations made on the premises. MR J. Green of Boston is spending the summer with Mr. R. Parker. Miss Ettix Clay, iNho has been visiting at her brother’s, at Newmarket, returned Saturday morning. Miss J. Elliottfiuf Brampton, is visit- ing at Mr. A. Craig’s. A company of about fifty young penple from this place had a picnic to Bonds Luke lust Saturday. After spending the day in bunting, fishing,rfl0 , the C(‘innany left; for home about, 9.30. Mr. A. Boniface, tailor and Mr. John Wilson, nnderLaker have exchanged places of business. Late last, Saturday night a number of roughs amused' Lhemseives by destroying young shade trees in the lower end of the village. Mr. C. Boniface and family of Hamil- ton are We guests of Mr. J. Dean. PERSONALS b: 1889.” perfected trials. NIARRIAGE'S jv BIRTHS Thornhill. 3d Manhood Assembly. the stem Ontario law North York. the guest of relating Sufi'ragc Voters votmg to BE THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS WHAT THEY MAY STILL KEEP SHOP AT THE FIRE PROOF. WILL D. ATKINSON Ann eale C1 Wire? Building Paper, ‘ I Cistern Pumps, And all Kinds of Hardware and Tinware. Eavetroughing and Repairing Promptly Attended to. THN LIBERAL JUN PRIN TING UNNNCN, Noted for E‘il eatc- (3512155; VVOl En Is the place Where Neat and Clean Printing can be obâ€" tajâ€"ned at the lowest prices. ‘ Carpet Sweepers, Garden Tools, Barbed Wire, Galvamized Wire, This is the place for Boots and Shoes of all sizes, makes and qualities. I give below some of the lines I have 111 stock :â€"â€" Gents’ Balmorals, in Alligator, Kangaroo, Stanley Kid, Shell Cordovan, French Calf, Buff; Oxtord Shoes of ditlcreut. styles in the newest Patterns and Designs. - HARDW’ARE STORE I ‘adies’ Rhea Boots, in Da1sy Kid, Gondola Kid, Polished Call and Oxford Shoes for Misses, \Vomcn and Children. CALJL ANI) SEEM} E’EECâ€"-â€"~x ROBT. SIVEBS. Sells Cheap for Cash. '1le KIWI ()Nl) 151 {Ed I; C ‘ REA SQ”) IV Chums, Scales, Nails, Eavetroughing, Tinware of all kinds, Pocket Knives, Hot Air Furnaces, Tab1e Cu fiery Iron Roofing, Jarpet Felt, , Oil Chat Stoves,