Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 août 1882, vendredi 11 août 1882

[" ^ \u2022 ' I» A IND77 COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOIi xxxvi.AFTERNOONDESPATCHES AntM)iirhitian Demonstration in India.* ^ __\u2022 THE CREJftfz MURDER\u2014A MAD STEER\u2014SMUGGLING, ETC.MASSACRES BY APACHES ON MEXICAN BORDER.THE Crime in Ottawa\u2014Relisions and Personal Notes\u2014The English Bankrupt\u2014Accidents, etc.FORIEGN.CalcWTA, Aug.10\u2014A gruat anti-Christian demonabutfop - occurred ut the funeral, at Beyroi!.at a Mflalam.found murdered, and who aa* reported killed by Christiana.The police sympathized with the mob.Many Christians Sed to the mountains and a score of others arrested ; only ene was killed.Farther disturbances are feared.LATEST FM EUROPE.Critical Position of Christians in Tripoli.FEARS OF A MASSACRE.Bulgaria Overrun by Brigands.,\tAMERICAN.Nuw Y*h*, Auguat 10.\u2014?steer ascaped from the slaughter-house here yesterday, was panned a Ions distance through the streets, jumped into the river and was taken oat in a sling.Edward Farrell then stroked the steer\u2019s kce ****** fa tally gored.D OhM^tuoau arrived from Havre yseter-day.' InsvaKse with a false bottom, containing $6,000 worth of jewellery, was seized by the Customs Inspector.Catherine Hardt, charged with killing ValenkgMlYftffct* '# * da re pu table house, gave heri«f trp last night.She denied she -SiÉSlfi\t< wuder, but stated Crentz drewapufoTanadred two shots at her and one at himself.She took the pistol and ran away.She said Crentz a number of times tried to ktU.hsur.G CAnunr Mear., August 10.\u2014A wwk ago the Apaches Jùlltti .aZL.the inhabitants of rancho Cariya Sahuarivadislrict, Sononk the women' in ', children Included, and bnrned the houses.On Saturday they mordered a Vaquero near Gelomas.On Monday near Hedionu^ they amhnspaded a scouting party of Ran^wipeb fbctainiog.fourteen men, three of whom escaoed, eleven being left on the into tmê* uUBD.xdbt tame enty a rnan naer was shot wnile croasing the Riochico.^ CANADIAN.1 A TERRIBLE CHAPTER OF CRIME.FRANCE.Paris, August 10\u2014The condition of Tripoli is reported to be alarming to Europeans.El Hadji Mohammed, who returned to Tripoli from Constantinople, announces that the Porte after settling atfairs in Egypt intends to send an army to drive the French oat of Tunis.The natives talk of a massacre of Christians.MoîmtaAL^j-Aug.10\u2014The Travelling Agents\u2019ConvtfnQéa trie t again-this morning, and enteaad^tim bruine*.Joseph Gaudett, a ship laborer, met with The «foci mirklt was 'sfcarfy'&is morif- ing, at yesterday\u2019s closing prices.Ottawa-Aaft.10\u2014There have been for ,1 and some daj^.pspt rassors afloat which hint at the conraftMiod of a very serious crime in Rochesterville, a suburb of the city, the full facts m cooMptjpa with which have not yet come jéth^Ciie possession of the authorities.Howdttf the affafr has a solid foundation it is not possible at present to know, but enough has been pud about it to justify if not necessitate a farther investigation.The matter has sprang oat of the arrest of the blind man Albert, if ho/Coaftes hlf ora the county magistrate toi*'afternoon on a .charge .«T 'ice.When investigating the matter on which the man was attested, £A>auty Constable (jlordon had concertations #tH» several parties, among others* srità ' a \u2018 èfrn Labrie, mother of ^the young man.Frask Lakne, to whom the girl Mary Albert is said to keep company.She strongly, hinted, to the constable that a dead infant lay buried in the swamp, and that.it was Mary Albert's child.She also hinted that she knew the locality and from the general tenor-al the ssraarks it would be inferred that the child was not dead from natural causes.It may be that the woman exaggerates Vb« ease, or does not speak the truth, but the* cpsh oertamly de$4ncU looking into.The loeamy m question is becoming notorious as the haunt of the worst refuse of the population of the district, and requires stricter police sap^visioa than any portion of the city, \u201ci ®' \u2019\u2019\t* \u2022F'-*'-'\t'¦\t'* Rev.W.Scott, of Rochesterville, broke his right arm yesterday by falling from his carriage.\t^ Hon.James Stead\u2019s health is improving.that ReXSwribu'I)usidbhn had aocspted the Rectorship of St.James Cathedral, as to the appointmen^pf/rktooto^ssnanrtnt trie Ifcabap was seen this morning on the subject, and stated that he did not know how or where the idea had originated.He says that Rev.Mr.R+iaaford has the promise of the sncces-.mon tocthe Rectorship, Dut that coufers no legal right, but should have moral weight with theSBcthop in making future appointment.\t- r.\u2022\t, \u2019 r~ 1 Geo, Frederick Gresvrt, the defaulting English bankrupt, wad again remanded tm to-morrow on application of his counsel.Moncton, N.É., Aug.10\u2014The 27th annual convratfayi a&ttieQnMlu\tliiO,.O.F, of thaXtjrer Fsbvinhe^ John Richards,* Esq., Fredericton, Grand Master, presiding, opened in Pythiani^DiBfile yesterday.Nearly all the lod| ;es under the jurisdiction were represented.The session was occupied principally in hearing the ofhceiV reports and routine boamsss.BILGARIA.Sofia, August 10\u2014Eastern Bulgaria as far as the River Vanta, has been proclaimed in a state of siege in consequence of the prevalence of brigandage.\t« UNITE «STATES.Chicaoo, August 10\u2014Holm, who buried on the lake front several children, was acquitted of the charge of murder but fined for irregular burial.He started for South Bend yesterday in a skiff with his son, aged 14, when the boat upset and both were drowned.Wahrtnr.TON, Aug.10.\u2014An agreement has been made between Mexico and the United States that the regular Federalitroops of the two Republics Thay Reciprocate m crossing the boundary, lino of the two countries when in close pursuit of bands of savage Indians, upon condition the crossing shall only occur in unpopulated or deserted parts of the boundary line.ALBAqcaROGS, N.M., Aug.10.\u2014A powder train exploded to-day on the Pecos river, killing two men.Taliahas.s«, Fla., Ang.10.\u2014In Cambden county^ this morning, two boys of 17 seized a boy aged 12, forced him into the river, held his head under the water until drowned and then fled.When discovered the body was almost devoured by alligators.Fort Sill, Aug.10.\u2014A mulatto named Finch stole a horse belonging to au array officer last night.This morning when overhaul-sd ke shot a sergeant and private dead and escaped, Atlanta, Aug.10.\u2014In Stewart county/ this morning, Jas.Cameron ami Walker Hill quarrelled over cards.Cameron shot Hill, when Hill stubbed him to the heart.They fell dead together.Poughkeepsie, Ang.10\u2014Passengers on .the steamer \u201cMary Powell\u201d state that a premature blast at Cornwall, between five and | six p.m;, on the West shore road, killed four ^ - J .SPiniitr FROM ST.JOHH, O.St.John, lî.B., August 10\u2014Anothei severe thunder storm''visited the region of Nerepis and Wisstfield, on St) John and Maine Railway, yesterday.Lightning was terribly vivid and the thunder claps following lightning rapidly fairly shook the houses in that part of>the country.The rain fail was very heavy.;' A number bl telegraph pofenat Nerepis were shattered by lightning.' The late rains nave flooded the lowlands in many place*, and where there has been an overflow of streams considerable gret has been carried in upon the grass.In some places in Kings Co., thé weevil Is doing a good deal of damage to'tkb wheat.\t.o' A protest was tiled at Fredericton to-day.against Jbsfak Wood, M.P.for Westthore-land ; also a petition to disqualify Mr.Dom-ville, the unsuccessful candidate for Kiagt- : SPECIAL FROM TORONTO.Toronto, August 10\u2014The annual inspec-tioq of the Police Force took place this afternoon on the Lacrosse Grounds.After the men had been pnt through a few\u2019 coui]>any movements, the prizer won at the recent revolver match were presented to the winners by Mrs.Major Draper, and complimentary addresses delivered fcby the Mayor and Police Magistrate.A fatal accident occurred about eight o\u2019clock to-night at the Kingston Road Railway crossing.A deaf and dumb maa named Peter Currie, while crossing the track, was struck by the tender of the pilot engine and died in about 40 minutes.Apparently no blame can be attached to the railway officials, and the Coroner does not deem an inquest necessary.This is the second fatal accident at this crossing within twelve months, a farmer and his wife being the previous victims.n*.ERP.< 1.FRIDAY.AUGUST 11.1882.No.13,213 SPECIAL F&GM HALIFAX, Haukax, N.S., Aug.10.\u2014Though there has been a heavy rainfall in most parts of the Province during the past few days, the crops generally have not suffered to any extent.In the neighborhood of Halifax a quantity of garden plants received some injury, but nothing serious has yet been reported.The weather now shows indications of becoming fine.The sixteenth annoal convention .of the Y.M.C.Association of the Maritime Provinces was held in Truro yesterday afternoon and evening.Hon.; P.C.Hill, of Halifax, was elected President for the ensuing year.- A despatch from Truro says a trolly was run into by a' special train on a sharp carve about one mile east of Hopewell station, on the Intercolonial Railway, at two o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon.A section man named Baird, who was assisting to remove the trolly from the track, was caught and had one leg broken below the knee, which subsequently had to be amputated.|3J SPORTING NEW!?The Provincial KLIc Batches.THE EIGHTH ROYALS VICTORIOUS.wounded several others.The killed were Southern negroes working on the contract.Chicago, Aug.10\u2014Paul Talloner, a machinist, who frequently quarrelled with his young wife, this evening said to her :\u2014\u201cWill you obey me after this ?\u2019 Receiving an evasive reply be drew a revolver and fired two shota.into her breast, killing her.He then fiat a bullet through his own heart.They eave a young child.New Oklkans.Ang.10\u2014Another case of yellow fever has developed here._ * MEXICO.Matahobam, Aug.10*\u2014There have been 56 deaths from yellow fever here.There is no abatement of the disease.IRISH TROUBLES.Lord Salisbury Rebuffed by the Peers.SPBGIAL FEOH OTTAWA.Ottawa, Aug.10.\u2014An Indian named Cimon was killed on the Q.M.O.& O.Railway, at one o\u2019clock this morning, near the Moatdbello station.It appeared he had been drinking and laid down on the track.When licked up the head was completely severed rom the body, as also the two feet.Mr.Duncan McIntyre, Mr.Chaffee and Hon.Peter MrtebeU, are in the city.A number of limita which formerly belonged to the lato Eugene Martineau wore soldby the Banque Nationale, at the Union House, this afternoon, at two o\u2019clock ; R.C.XV.Mc-Cuaig was the auctioneer.A large namber of the most prominent lumbermen in the district were present ; bidding, however, was rather dull.The Jean de Terre limits, consisting of licenses Nos.145 and 146, and comprising fifty square miles each, were started at $100 per square mile and slowly-bid up 8340, at which figure they-wero - - _ lr - , ^ knocked down, .Lijedaes Ni*, ifift DU ùd E*5 **unte?> 6,th ™h«™ THE LORD-LIEUTENANT AND CONSTABULARY.THE CFUNTY OF LTSLET.NapakoB iRaellaQ soni of Rerai Ooellet, aged WyeSw,-was drowned while bathing at St.Anne Lapocatiere on Friday.Miaar EnaihuDecbeBe, daughter of Alphonse Dechene, Beq,, had her foot so badly eat off by a mowing umofaixfc that amputation of too leg waa deemed necessary by Dzs.Goasalin and Desjardins, who did it with great skill.The young lady,'though weak, supported the operation firmly and is doing well.^ gome farmers of St.Anne, county of Kamo oraska, washing at Batte City, Montana, loet $o,300 aritb a jabber to whom they lent their well-earned money, and who left for parts unknown.\u2014The two tons of Clement Rouleau lose $706.r Bd.Masse, a poor fanner with a large fassiljy losee,$50$, which he' bad saved to purchase a better farm.The others lose towz varying from $200 to $400.The news it -wery discouraging from Butte.The mills fblP, ééjîshîng the pôeçious ore have stopped running.Hundreds of Canadians are there and ont of employment.l PASPEBlAC.It is aeidteA our quiet town puts on such a lively holiday dress as on Saturday last, when wo were honored by a visit from Lient.Governor Robitadle.His Honor was accompanied by Sir JSeetor Laagevin, the Hon.Mr Caron, Minister of Militia ; the Hon.Mr.McGreevy, Jfir.Crocker, Ac.Triumphant arche» ware \u2022 reeled on the wharf of Messrs, Robin é Ce., ou the bridge and on the top df the hilL Flags flew from every available position, and the guns fired a salute.The whole display is due to the energy and taste of Geo.RomeriL Hsq., of the boose of Chas.Robin à Co.9n their arrival at the wharf, the distinguished party were met by the local gentry and conducted to the first arch, where an address of welcome was presented to Sir Hector on this, his first visit to Paapebiac It waa read by Mr.Riopel, M.P.for the County of St.Bonaventure.Sir Hector made an eloquent reply in both languages, and was enthusiastically cheered by the large crowd assembled, if e assirrri ; us that the railway interests of the County would receive due non riderstHm.I\"\"\"1 the Federal authorities.Our viritort then, partook of refreshmen ta at Means.Chat.Robin & Co s.Afterwards they drove to the residence of His Honor the LieutenanttGevernor.escorted by sixty carriages.His Honor then entertained a few of his friands to lauoh, among whom we noticed the Rev'.Mr.Tivier^e, cure of St.Bonaventure ; the Rev.Mr.Lariviere, cured Paapebiac ; the Rev.Mr.Blaylock, Rector of New Carlisle ; \u20acWo.Romeril, Esq., Mr.Riopel, M.P\u201e Messrs.McGuire, John Moract, and other».To-day Sir Hector Langevin re-forned to town, but His Honor proposed to make some day with us.fTYfrrsjr\u2019r PHU.\u2014Nothing preserves ' the wall as these alterative Pills in i weather, or when our nervous sys- ____They act admirably on toe stomach.Liver, and kidneys, and so thoroughly purify the bl^xi, ihat they are the most efficient for weeding off ctarangBiDeat* of tbo stomsclft rtver, dhinhcea, dysentery, and other maladies, and giving tone and energy to enervated\tAH who nave the natural sod Laudable desire of maintaining their own and |Mr family\u2019s health, cannot do better than trust to Holloway's Pilla, which cool, regulate and strengthen.These purifying Pills an mit ably for all ages, seasons, climates, and constitutions, when all other means fail, and are the temale\u2019s best friend.August 5,1*33,\tLsa-bo-dAw RE-ARREST OF HENRY GEORGE.Conviction of \u201cMoouHgiiters.'\u2019 London, Aug.10\u2014It is stated that in consequence of the meeting of Conservative Peers at Bord Salisbury\u2019s residence to-day there will bf no division in the House of Lords to-night km the Arrears Bill, as returned from the House of Commoua.Lord Salisbury adhered his original view regarding the Lords\u2019 amendments, but waa over-ruled by a large majority.Dcblix, August 10\u2014Earh Spencer, Lord Lieutenant, visited the Constabulary Depot in Phoenix Park to-day and addressed the .He referred to toe irreproachable character the Constabulary had litherto homo and expressed a sincere hope that nothing would occur to mar their splemlid reputation.He regretted the course the meu adopted and announced that £T80,000 would be mmediately distributed and any grievance would bo immediately enquired into4 His statements were enthusiastically received and the men expressed complete confidence in his assurances.Limerick, Aug.10\u2014The County Inspector of Constabulary has been instructed to inform his men that Government wiffutonce appoint a commission to enquire into their grievances.The men are entirely satisfied with the pro-mi's*.\t- ¦ .u Dr bun, Aug.10\u2014At a special meeting today the Ladies^.Land League dissolved.A resolution was proposed recommending the establishment of leagues throughout the country for the purpose of teaching the rising ggneratiou, the country\u2019s h story and encouraging national literature.Henry George was re-arrested to-day under the Crimes Act at Athenry, as he was about to board the train for Galway.Mr.George protested, maintaining that his arrest was persecution, as he previo^isly gave a sa-tisfactory'aocodpfcrf jdteaett ta fie néfleé.X Jotm Coûfiorr maifricè Cbstello, Krcnïi'd Savage and Timothy Burke were indicted for perpetrating outrages in the County Kerry.The Attorney-General read a number of **-iraorûinaxy documents ;|ouad on the priaoifll era proving an extstaittly planned organization.The prisoners were convicted.Philadelphia, August?10-Captain Wm.Cusack, representative of O\u2019Donovan-Roesa and member: of tb« Saraheli Skirmishing Club, speaking about the Irish movement to give financial aid to Arabi Pasha, announced that at a meeting last night every man was in favour of helping Arabi Kith by sending men and money, and \u201c\\Ye are in for dynamite and bullets, first, last and all the time.\u201d London August 10\u2014It is seated the Mar quis of Salisbury has intimated, after his rebuff in the House of Lords to-dsy, that it was impossible for him to continue as leader of the House of Lords.152, known as the- Baldwin limits.Were next sold.Bidding in this cose was extremely lively.Those limits contain 91.f square miles.The first bid was $200 per square mile, offered by Mr.Olivier Latour, the highest bid being $300, fit which figure the'y were sold.The last limit offered was the Ternis-camingue, started at 8100 per square mile, and rapidly bid up as high as $340, th i purchaser being Mr.E.Beaudet, who also bought the other two.The blind beggarman John Albert, of Rochesterville, was committed for trial to-day, charged with a heinous crime against his own child.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.1IOVSE OP COMMONS.London, August 10\u2014In the House of Commons to-day, Sir Charles Dilke stated that the Porte had submitted to the English Gov ernment the draft of a proclamation support ing the authority of the Kaedive and denouncing Arabi by name.Mr.Gladstone stated that Admiral Seymour had given the Khedive a distinct assurance relative to the intentions of the Government.An indefinite occupation of Egypt, he said, was not contemplated ; the ultimate condition of Egypt could not be contemplated, HOUSE OF LORDS* In the House of Lords the rejection of the first amendment of Lord Salisbury to the Arrears Bill, was acquiesced in without division.Lord Salisbury said the object of his amendments was to provide against injury to landlords who had solvent tenants.He believed tbe bill was a public blunder, and that it would not be the final measure.A bill without a provision requiring the assent of (he landlord would be most pernicious and an act ot simple robbery.The meeting of Con eervative peers at his residence decided by an overwhelming majority that in view of the state of affairs in Ireland and Egypt, it1 not expedient to reject the bill.He was not of that opinion, but found himself in a de cided minority.All the re-amendments of the Honse of Commons to the Arrears Bill were agreed to, after tbe Earl of limerick and the Marquis of Waterford (Conservatives) recorded their protest.There is no doubt about it, that Dr.Van Bur-sn's Kidney Cure is the onlv known remedy that science has bestowed upon mankind that {will positively cure kidney dweates.Auk your druggis for it,\td&w Sergl.Phillips of the Eighth Wins a Cup.(From fltc Hr raid of the 9th inst.) Yesterday was the first day of the fourteenth annual prize meeting of the Province üf Quebec Rifle Association, and notwithstanding the threatening state of the weather in the morning, and the subsequent downpour of rain, which continued during the entire clay, a goodly number of our gallant volunteers were in attendance at Point St.Charles Ranges, although, under the circumstances, It was next te impossible for the riflemen tb'-make anything Ifke a good score.Representatives were present from the Prince of Wales Rifles, Victoria Rifles, 65th Rifles, Sixth Fusiliers, 5th Royal Scots, Montreal Garrison Artillery and Montreal Engineers, all of this city : Eighth Royal Rifles of Quebec ; 53rd Battalion of Sherbrooke, 54th Battalion of Richmond, 79th Battalion of.Shef-ford, 85th Battalion of Laprairie, the Hun* tingdon Borderers and the Hammingford Rangers.\u2019 The Eighth Royal Rifles was represented by 21 competitors, which was more than any other corps on the ground, and speaks well for the regiment.Lieut.-Gols.Lamontagne and Mattiue are the Range officers for this year.Only the Acting Militia find Battalion Match was fired yesterday, owing to the weather.The following is tie result : ACTIVE MILITIA AND BATTALION MATCH.\u201d hU Series-Individual Prizes.Restricted to the Active Militia of the Province of Quebec, being members of the P.Q.R.A., by direct contribution or through affiliated Associations.Ranges, 200, 500 and 600 yards.Number of shots, seven at each distance.Rifles, Snider, Government pattern.Position, at 200 yards, standing ; at 500 and 600 yards, any position with head to target.Uniform, as in General Regulations, sec.1, par.3.Entrance fee, 50c.Number of prizes, 45, individual.Dolan Cup to be won twice in five years.1st Prize.Dolan Cup and* cash $25 00 2nd \u201c .\u201c\t20 00 3rd \u201c .\u201c\t15 00 5 Prizes, each $10.00 .50 00 15\t\"\t*'\t5.00.75 00 22\t\u201c\t\u201c\t4.00 .88 00 Points.1\tSgt Phillips, 8th Royal Rifles.73 2\tSgt MoKean, 8th Royal Rifles.72 3\tQr-M Sgt Stenhonse, 1st P.W.R.72 4\tPte Swift, 6th Fusiliers.68 5\tPte McAfee, 5th Royal Scots.67 6\tSgt Doyle, 53rd Batt.65 7\tGunner Johnson, M G A.65 8\tSgt Allan.1st P W R.65 9\tPte McGillivray, 54th Royal Scots.64 10\tSgt W Sharp, 83rd Batt.64 11\tSgt D Smith, 5th Royal Scote.64 12\tQr-M Cleveland, 5th Batt.62 13\tSgt Mc Adam, V R C.63 14\tCapt McArthur, 6th Chvalry.62 15\tPte Ross, 1st P W R.61 16\tStaff Sgt Lulham, M G A.60 17\tCorp J Clarke, 5th Royal Scots.60 18\tCapt Miller, 8th Royal Rifles.59 19\tPte Neilson, 1st P W R.59 20\tPte Ross, 6th Fusiliers.).58 21\tStaff-Sgt Cole MG A.58 22\tSgt Currie, 6th Fusiliers.58 23\tSgt Edwards, 58th Batt.57 24\tSgt Dewfall, 8th Royal Riflea.67 25\tPte Riddle, 6th Fusiliers.57 26\tSgt Shaw, 54th Batt.57\t\u2018 27\tPte Perry, 6th Royal Scots.57 28\tPte Thomson, 8th Royal Rifles.55 29\tSgt R Wilson, 5th Royal Scots.55 .30.$8* Wfcitdey, 53rd Bate.55 SPECIAL F&Oïi M0IT.H3AL, Montreal, Aug.10\u2014The man killed on the G.T.R.track near here a few days since, has been identified as f.n electro-plater named MacMaster, from Birmingham, England.He coming from Toronto when he met his death.It is reported that au agent of a great estate here has\u2019 become a defaulter for $100,000.When thq name oomoB out it will create a sensation, as the accused held a prominent position in the city.The Canada North-West Land Co., the Duke of Manchester President, has purchased $10,000,000 worth of land grant bonds from the Canada Pacific Railway Company.The Police Magistrate dismissed the charge of assault against Mr.Kortosk, arising out of tbe troubles in St.Constant StreetSynagoguc.\u2022\u2019as.O\u2019Dea, saloon-keeper,, who was lately discharged on a charge of crimping, has entered suit against the H'ibtess for ubel, laying his damages at $5,000.\t: J .\ta' The Federal Bank 'will open a branch on Notre-Dame street here in about two months, of which Mr.Ingram, late of the Merchants\u2019 Bank, will be Manager.Chas.Landerville, a \u201cjail bird,\u201d has been arrested and charged with the robbery of $360 from Francis Mallette, in a house of ill-fame, The proseentor was a raftsman from Ottawa.Mr.E.Carter, Q.CL, has given his opinion that the Tax Act of the Local Government is ultra vires and cannot be enforced.he Doctor of the s.a.\u201cLake Nepigon\u201d was mined in a -series of libel suits brought against Western papers by the Canada Shipping Company, and gave strong evidence in opposition to the charges made against the aanitary arrangements aboard their ships.A conference was held between the Finance Committee of the Corporation and the General Manager of the Grand Triink on the question of paying an old debt due by the company to the city.The result is understood to be an offer to pay 8600,000 of the amount in deferred stock.A sharper stole a pocket-book containing $1,200 yesterday from a man in the Railway Depot, but being puraued he dropped the booty andi^learêd.The stock-mark et-was dull in the afternoon but prices were maintained ; Montreal Telegraph rose 2 per cent.\u2019\t'.After considerable enquiry I find that the delinquent agent, to whom references has been made in a former despatch, is Mr.J.S.Hunter, notary.He was appointed six years ago to manage the estate of the late Charles Phillips, and from the development it appears has been doing so to his own advantage.He rendered no aceurate accounts and when an examination was made it was discovered that the deficiency was over $100,000.It is also feared he has abstracted large sums entrusted to hem by others.The matter is not yet known outside the family he has defrauded, but when the fact is published it will cause consternation, as the delinquent held a high social and professional position here.It is feared that no part of the amount embezzled will be recovered, as Hunter has no property in his own name.The recent rain storms in this neighborhood have done more good than harm, it is said, to the growing crops, cereals not being far enough forward to suffer damage.If you are desirous to obtain immediate relief from any kidney trouble, and thus prevent the fatal results that always attend the neglect of these distressing complaints (and who does not?) why take Dr.Van Boren\u2019s Kidney Cure at once.It is safe, simple and effectual.\td&w Rev.J.McLaurin, Canadian Baptist Missionary to India, writes : During our stay in Canada, we have used Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil v ith vary great satisfaction.We are now returning to India, and would like very much to take some with us, for our own use and to give to the diseased heathen August 5, 1883.\td&w Mr.Henry Harding, of Toronto, writes : My little daughter, 7 years of age, has been a terrible sufferer this winter from rheumatism, being for weeks confined to her bed, with limbs drawn up, which could not be straightened, and suffering great pain in every joint of limbs, arms and shoulders.The beet of physicians could not help her, and we were advised to try Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil, which we done, and the benefit was at once apparent ; after usin; two bottle»-(be path left, her limbs assumée their natural sbajw, and in two weeks she was b well as ever.It has not returned.August 5,1863,\tJm-d&w 54 32\tPte Wardill, 1st P W R,.54 33\tPte Patterson, 5th Royal Scots.54 34\tMajor Scott, 8th Royal Rifles.54 35\tStaff-Sgt Finlayson, M G A.54 54 53 53 53 62 52 52 52 36\tLt J Mason, 83rd Batt.37\tLieut Heneker, VR 0.38\tSgt McAfee, 1st P W R.39\tStaff-Sgt Kennedy, Sth Royal R.40\tSgt Dowker, M G A.41\tSgt Môck, Montreal Engineers.42\tPte Brocklealy.V JtC .43\tCapt Sharpe, 83rd Batt.44\tBandsman Peard, M G A.62 45\tLic it Edwards, 51st Batt.\t.62 2ND SERIE.S\u2014battalion prizes.For the aggregate scores in the above competition, 1st Senes, of eight previously named officers, uoa-ooinmissiened officers or men of any Battalion in the Province of Quebec, being affiliated with the P.Q.R.A.These competitors most have been at least six months members of the corps they represent, and be certified as such by their commanding officer.Entrance fee, $4.1st Prize\u2014The Accident Ins.Co.Cup and cash.$ 56 00 2nd \u201c .40 00 3rd \u201c .28 00 $134 00 The Cup to be won twice consecutively before becoming the property of any corps.8th ROYAL RIFLES.Points.Sergt Phillips.73 Sergt McKean.72 Capt Miller.;.59 Pte Thomson.55 Major Scott.54 Staff-Sergt Kennedy.53 Capt Balfour.48 Pte H Forrest.44 Total.458 FIBS?PRINCE OF WALES RIFLES.Points.Staff-Sergt Stenhouse.72 Sergt Allan.65 Pte Ross.61 Pte Neilson.59 Pte Wardill.54 Sergt McAfee.53 Staff-Sergt Harkom.52 Lieut-Col Bond.38 Total.454 FIFTH ROYAL SCOTS.Points.Pte E McAfee.67 Sergt D Smith.64 Corpl Clarke.60 Sergt Wilson.55 Pte A Patterson.54 Color-Sergt Wynne.62 Capt Hood.61 Sergt Dalrymple.35 Total.438 The following is the score of the remaining three teams who entered :\u2014Sixth Fusiliers, 414 ; Montreal Garrison Artillery, 400 ; 83rd Battalion.\u2014Montreal Herald.AQUATICS.' London, August 10\u2014The Amateur Rowing Association have declined the challenge of the Hillsdales for a match.In the event of the receipt of satisfactory replies from America to the inquiries touching the Hillsdales\u2019 status and renewal of the challenge, the Association will undoubtedly accept it.Saratoga, Aug.10-The entries for the professional sculling race closed to-night.They are Wallace Ross, Henry Sheldon, Jas.H.Riley, Geo.H.Lee, Chas.E.Courtney, Fred A.Plaistcd, Jos.A.Teneyck, Geo, H.Hos mer, William Elliott.The committee have enlarged the parse te 81,300, making three Îrizes, first $1,000, second $200 and third 100.Warren Smith was obliged to withdraw on account of sickness.\"mm GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, COMMENCING Monday, July 24th, 1882.GOING WEST.7.15 A.M.\u2014Mixed Train for Richmofid, Mortroal, Sherbrooke, Island Pond, and all Local Stations.1.20 P.M.\u2014Day Express for Montreal, Sherbrooke, Island Pond, &c.8.35 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston, .Portland, Montreal, and points East, West, South-West and North West.; GOING EAST.Leaving Montreal.10.00\tP.M.Arriving at Point Levi.6 50 A.M* Leaving Montreal.7.30\tA.M.Arriving at Point Levi.1.»\tP.M.Mixed leaves Richmond.12.45\tP.M.Arriving at Point Levi.7.00\tP.M.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.Montreal, June 1st, 1882.July 24.1832.\t1\tV -\u2014.______ THE ONLY FAST LINE, THE ONLY DIRECT LINE, ONLY THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS UNE -TO- ,i OTTA.-W , The Capital of the Domiiiiou, Ahd the Great Lumber Country on the Upper Ottawa Riveb, -\t_____ .\u201eronto, Detroit and Chicago.6.00 p.m \u2014Accommodation Train forSte.Rose, St.Jerome.St.Lin, and all tbe other fashionable suburban summer resorts East of St.Jerome.The time given above, leaving Montreal, Is from Hochelaga Depot.Ten minutes later from Mile End.For Tickets, Rates Seats in Parlor Cars and all information regarding passenger basins»», apply at the Company\u2019s City Ticket Office, -Æïr 103, St.James Street.-fMq .r GKO.W.HIBBARD, A tut.Gtn.Pass.Ai/t.C.VAN HORNK, ARCHES BAKER, Gen.Matntncr.\tGtt*.Sup(.Montreal, June 1, 1882.July 29, 1882.\tLm Of all the ills that tfesh is heir to kidney dis ease is the most distressing- To sufferers, we can only say, take Dr.Van Boren\u2019s KltJiey Cure at once, and thus obtain a relief you cannot find elsewhere.AH druggists hdve t.d&w BISHOP\u2019S COLLEGE SCHOOL, LEWOXVILLE, P.q.VISITORS :\u2014The Bishops of Quebec and Montreal.RECTOR The Rev.Isaac Brock, M.A., Queen\u2019s College, Oxford.Assisted by efficient Classical, French and other Masters, Special attention paid to the study of Matbe matics.\tvr \u2022«TQ '.y-.) Terms Boarders $246 d year.Next Term begins on SATURDAY, Sept, 16, For further particulars apply to the REV.ISAAC BROCK, Sherbrooke, P.Q, July 24,1882.\tF-ao-mou Canadian Pacifie Railway EASTERN DIVISION.Intercolonial Railway.1882 Summer Arrangement.1882 ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 3rd July, tho Trains will run daily, (Sunday excepted) as follows :\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.Railway Quibso Time.\tTime.EXPRESS forHali-fax and St.John.7.30 A.M.7.16 A.M.ACCOMMODATION and MAIL.11.15 \u201c 11.00 \u201c FREIGHT.7.30 P.M.7.16 P.M.Will Arrive &c Point Levis.Railway Quebec Time.\tTime.EXPRESS from Hal i-fax and St.John.8.50P.M.8.35P.M.ACCOMMODATION amd MAIL.1.10 \u201c* 12.56 11 FREIGHT.6.15 A.M.\t6.00A.M.The Trains to Halifax and St.John run tnrough to their destination on Sunday, while those from Halifax and St.John remain in Oarr.pbellton.The Pullman Car leaving Point Levis on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintenden .Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., \\ \u2022 27th June, 1882.\t/ June 80, 1882.ROYAL MAIL LINE 1882.1882.1.7 - J.na tfHoniB \u2022jiu-j1- i> -OF\u2014 Steamers to the I Saguenay, TADOISAC, CAUOUNA, RIVIERE DU LOUP land MURRAY , BAY.COMMENCING ON THE 25th INSTANT the well-known firat-claea Steamers \u201cSAGUENAY,\u201d Capt.M.Lecoure.\u201cST.LAWRENCE,\u201d \u201c Alex.Bwras.Will leave the St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf as follows : TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7.30 A.M., the \u201cSaguenay,\u201d for Chicoutimi and Ha ! Ha ! Bay, calling at Baie Sfc.Paul, LesEboulements, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup and Tadousac.WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7.80 A.M., the \u201cSt.Lawrence,\u201d for Ha! Ha! Bay, calling at Baie St.Paul, Les Eboulements, Ha aux Coudres, Murray Bay, Cap a L\u2019Aigle (when practicable), Riviere du Loup, Tadousac and L\u2019Anse St.Jean.Connecting at Quebec with the Richkltku and Ontario Navigation Company's Boats, Q.M.O.& O.Railway, and Grand Tbune Railway ; and at Riviere du Loup with the Intxhcolokial Railway for and from the Mari time Provinces and Atlantic Statoe.Leaving Riviere du Loup :\u2014Ft»r IheSaguenay, at 5.0C P.M.same day; and for Quebec, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5.00 P.M., and on Sundays at 7.00 P.M.TICKETS for sale, and State Rooms secured, at the General Ticket Office, opposite the St.Louis Hotel, and at the Office of the St.Lawrrnc* Stkau Navigation Company, St.Andrew's Wharf.^ A.GABOURY, Secretary.July 21, 1882.QUEBEC CENTRAI.RAILWAY.Summer Arrangemeuts.COMMENCING MONDAY.JULY 10th, 1882, Trains will run as follows :\u2014 Leave Sherbrooke for Beauce Jet., Levis and Quebec.Arrive Beauce Jet.\u201c Levis.** Quebec Ferry Leave Quebec for Beauce Jet., Sherbrooke, and New England points.1 Ferry.;.1 Levis.Arrive Beauce Jet.\u201c Sherbrooke.Leave Levis for St.Joseph.Arrive St.Josepb.Leave St.Joseph for Levis.Arrive Levis.Express 8.15\tAM 12.15\tpm 1.50 \u201c 2 00 \u201c 1.45\tPM 2.10 8.45 8.00 Mixed.7.00 am 3.35 pm 6.46 \u201c 7.00 \u201c¦ 6.30\tam 7.00 \u201c 9.30 5.45 FM 4.15 \u201c 7 46 \u201c 6.30\tam 10.00 \u201c XiT Drawing-Room Cars run on Express Trains between Quebec and Newport, Vt., arriving at Newport 10.05 P.M., and leaving Newport at 5.40 A.M.EV Trains ran on Montreal time.Tbe Quebec Central affords the only Rail communication with the celebrated Chaudière Gold Mines, and connecting at Sherbrooke with the Grand Trunk and Passumpeic Railways, forms the most direct route between Quebec, Boston, and all New England pointe.R.WOODWARD .General Manages General Ticket Offices, Opposite St.Louis Hotel, Quebec.July 8, 1882.:ü .a js jin: /i \u2022 G.T.R.FERRY.On and after the 24th instant, the Ferry Steamer will L E .A.\u201cV\u201d 35 QUEBEC.A.M.6.45 Express te Halifax and Mixed to Riehnoond.10.30 Mail to River do Loop.12,45 Express to Montreal and Island Pond.P.M.6.45 Market Train to River da Loop.8.00 Mail to tbe West On Saturdays Only 12.80 English Mail to Rimouski and Special to Petite Metis.LEVIS STATION.A.M.5.00 Market Train.7.00 Mail from the West.P.M.1.20Mixed from Kiverdu Loup and Express from Montreal.3.00 Mixed from Richmond.7.00 Mixed from Richmond.8.35 Express from Halifax.On Mondays Only.S.OOSpeoial from Petite Metis.UH Intermediate Tripe for Freight, July 24, 1882.WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS FINISHER, (BOOKBINDER).Good references wanted Constant employment te a good hand.Apply to A MORTIMER, Ottawa.June 17.1882.1 IdTOTICIE.IITR.T.DOMLROUSKI BEGS LEAVE 1YA to inform his customers, and the public generally, that he is not in partnership with anyone, and still carries on business at his Old Stand, CHAMPLAIN MARKET HALL, Nos.16 and 17, where he has always on hand a very large stock of Freeh and Salt pork, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Butter, Lard, Eggs Ac., at the very lowest prices, March 10,1882.\tFm-P ISLAND OF ORLEANS FERRY STEAMER «ORLEANS,\u201d ICAPTA1N BOLDUC, ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, 24th June, will sail as follows, until farther notice, weather and circumstances nermitting :\u2014 F bom Island,\tFrom\tQukbto.4.30 A.M.\t5.15 A.M.8.00 A.M.\tI9 00A.NL 10.00 A.M,\t11.30 A.M.1.80 P.M.\t2.30 P.M.3.80 P.M.\t4.45 P.M.5.45 P.M.\t6.45 P.M {SUNDAYS.From Island.\tFrom\tQüxbig.i 11.30 A.M.\t1.45 P.M.8.00 P.M.\t4 00 P.M.5.30 P.M._\t6.30 P.M.7.30 P.M.HOLIDAYS.! 8 00 A.M.\t11.30 A.M.1.00 P.M.\t1.45 P.M.3.00 P.M.*\u2019\t4.00 P.M.'' 5.30 P.M.\t6 30 P.M Calling at St.Joseph up and down.Vi Every Wednesday Evening a SPECIAL TRIP from Island at 10 o\u2019clock.June 24, 1882.\tmy2-p FOR SALE THE PASSENGER sranrBiiimni,\" I Tonnago 648, having Two Low Pressure Engines, 50 Horse-Power combined.For price and particulars apply to The St.Lawrence Steam Navigation Company, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf GABOURY, Secretary Peornary 4.1882\t¦ ALLAN LINE.Undercontract with the Governments of Canad and Newfoundland for the conveyance of the CANADIAN and UNITED STATES HAILS.1882 Summer Arrangements.1882 This company\u2019s lines are com posed of the following Double-engined, Clyde-built, Iron Steamships.They are built in water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for strength speed and comfort, are fitted np with &1 tbe modsrn improvements that practical experience can suggest, and have made the fastest time on record.\t.s .Vessel* .Tonnaye.Commanders.NUMIOIAN.6100\t[Buildinv.l PARISIAN.5400\tCapt James Wylie.SARDINIAN.4650 Capt J K Dutton.POLYNESIAN.4100 Capt R Brown.8ARMATIÀN.3600 Capt J Graham.CIRCASSIAN.4000 Lt Smith, R N R.MORAVIAN.3650\tLt Archer, R N B.PERUVIAN.8400 Capt J Ritchie.NOVA SCOTIAN.3300 Capt Richawiaoa.HIBERNIAN.3440 Capt Hugh Wylie.CASPIAN.3200 Lt Thomson, KNR.AUSTRIAN-2700\tLtRBarrett,RNR.NESTORIAN.2700\tCapt D J James.PRUSSIAN.3000 Capt A McDougall SCANDINAVIAN.3000 Capt John Parks.HANOVERIAN.4000 Capt J G Stephen.BUENOS A YRE AN.3800 Capt J Scott.CO KEAN.4000\tCapt Barclay.GRECIAN.8600\tCapt CELeGailais.MANITOBAN.3150 Capt MacnicoL CANADIAN .Ji.2600 Capt C J Moneisa.PHŒNICIAN.2800 Capt John Brown.WALDENSIAN.2600 Capt RP Moo-e.LUCERNE.2200\tCapt Jf hn Kew.NEWFOUNDLAND1500 Capt MyHus.ACADIAN.1850 Capt F McGrath, ¦ \u2022 -m?io r TT .»» The shortest sca route betwoeh America and Europe, being only five days between land to land.THE STEAMERS OF THE UmPOOL, LONBONDEREY and ! QUEBEC HAIL SERVICE, .C Sailing from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, and from QUEBEC every SATURDAY, (calling'at Lough Foyle to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland) are ntonded.to be despatched FROM QUEBEC, POLYNESIAN.Saturday, 5tfc Aug.SARDINIAN; CIRCASSIAN.PERUVIAN.PARISIAN.,.,.SARMATIAN.POLYNESIAN.12th 19th 26th \u201c \\ 2nd Sept/-9th \u201c 16th \u201c RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC : Cabin.$70.00 and $80.00 (according to accommodation.« Intermediate.;.$40.00 Steerage.\u2018.$25.00 THE STEAMERS OP THE Liverpool, Queenstown, St.Johns, Halifax & Baltimore Mail Service Are intended to be despatched as follows : FROM HALIFAX.HIBERNIAN.14th Aug.AUSTRIAN.28th \u201c NOVA SCOTIAN.lllhSept.HIBERNIAN.25th Rates of Passage between Halifax and St.John\u2019s .Cabin.$20.00 I Intermediate.$15.00 Steerage.$6.00 THE STEAMERS OF THE ULASGOff AND QUEBEC SERVICE Are intended to soil from Quebec to Glasgow : MANITOBAN.30th July.BUENOS AYREAN.11th Ang.LUCERNE.?.15th \u201c HANOVERIAN.27th \u201c MANITOBAN.3rd.Sept.ÊW Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on each vessel.Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and at Contmenta Ports to all Points in Canada and the Western States.A Tender with Mails and Passengers for Liverpool Mail Steamers will leave the Napoleon Wharf every Saturday morning, at nine o\u2019clock precisely.For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE & CO., A vents.August 2.1882.ROYAL MAIL LIME BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.SEASIDE READING! JUST RECEIVED: CHOICE SELECTIONS FROM THE Franklin Square and Seaside Series,\u2014com- Ïrising some of the Best Works of Modern 'act and Fiction from the Best Authors of the day,\u2014from 10 cents 25 cents each.Also Koutledge\u2019s Cheap Series of Scott\u2019s Novels, Cooper\u2019s, Morryatt\u2019e, Magazines, Fashion Books, Harpor\u2019s Weekly and Frank Leslie, Children\u2019s Picture Bcoka,\t« Books of Travel and Adventure, Scientific and Philosophical Works, Notes on Canada, Picturesque Quebec, Literary Sheaves, Guide to the City and its Environs.Guide to Manitoba and the Great West.Johnston\u2019s New Map of the Dominion of Canada.Maps of the Province, Maps of the Eastern Townships.Bayfield\u2019s Charts of the Gulf and River St.Lawrence, separate sheets for separate localities.We have a quantity of Back Numbers of Corail ill, Belgravia, Bow Bells, Good Words, Sunday Magazine, Chamber\u2019s Journal ; and a great many others, for 6 cents each, many of these consecutive numbers Good all 's and De LaRue\u2019s Stationery in cases.Foç sale by DAWSON & CO.Joly 14,1882, \u201e\t, WISAVlSSiCO- tse^UtUwvMS fcrsst, ütrxcmr, wica.satbtwfMd w advsrdtiag la fMs \u2022syer.AnTsisissss* SUMVS*, I ter aa«tt< do min ion;;»,INÊ OF STEAMSHIPS Running in connection with the ^ \" Brand Trunk Railway gF tasdt r: ____\tTon QUEBEC.2,70 BROOKLYN.8,«\u2022 q MONTREAL.8,28 TORONTO, .8»3B VANCOtnfëR V: \u2022\tTob& ONTARIO.:.8,157 MISSISSIPPI.2,680 TEUTONIA.2,700 DOMINION* \".IsluC olfooSiMa2-700 \u201cff).8,856\t(building).\u201ej.6,., DATES OF SAILING FJEtOM QUESSC Domikion.17th June.Missisqippi.1st July.Montreal.8th July.\u2014.Ontario.Ifth Jnly.Bbooklth.22nd Jnly.Tobonto.29th\tJuly, - Dominion.5th\tAug.Mississippi.12th Ang.Qokbxc.idth An«i.q Ontario.26th\tAng.Brooklyn:,.\u2022.2nd8ept.7n * Toronto.9th\tSept.Dominion.16th Sept.Rates of Poasaga \u2022 Cabin, Quebec to Liverpool, $60 and $80 : Return, $90 and$110.\t,\t- Prepaid Steerage Tickets ssnedat tbs Lotto\u2019 ' Rate Through Tickets can be had at all iheprin cipal Grand Trank Railway Ticket Offices n Canada, and Through Bills of Ladtaff itire '* granted to and from all parts o flenadp.v .For Freight ot Passage apply, fa» London to Bowring, Jamieson & fCo., 17 Bas* Indre ri .Avenue;in Liverpool, to Fima Main & Mont , .gonaery, 24 James Street ; at all Grand Trunk* , Railway Offices ; or to DAVID TORRANCE !4 & GO., Exchange ^nrLMont^gd\tn:* ,iLt *\tTV JYL.1*1.JM/LOx Hx>XvoiJ^(r ¦: T5, DALBoesn Byr«b>' n rr - June 1G, 1882., CUN ARB LINE.daiuc NO TICE.?LANE ROUTE., TJELJSS Cuiiard Steamship Company LimUede Between new york and liver POOL oaffing at CORK HARBOR, ' From Pier 40N.R»,New York.Servi».Wednesday, 26th July Scythia.Wednesday, ft*! Aw* Bothnia.\t.Wednesday 6th Aug Parthia.Wednesday, Kth A\\ g Gallia.Wednesday, 23rd A\\ g Servi a.W ednetd ay, 30th A vg Scythia.Wednesday, Oil» b\u2018< 11 Bothnia.Wednesday, 18th 8» 11 And every\tfollowixtg\tWednesday from Ltw York RATES OF PASSAGE.$80 and $100, according to accommodation.Steerage at very low rates Steerage ticket rom Liverpoo and Qneenstowa and aO .oUi parts of Europe at owest rates Through bul of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports ou the Continent .and for Mediterranean porta For freight ano passage apply at tor Com* pany\u2019s Office, No, 4, Bowl» Green .VERNON H.BROWN A Co., \u2019 Agents.July 21, 1882.\t* .UnTTi .a* Machine Oils, Ac McCOLL BROS.& GO., >ros*o3y\u2018iHL>, MANrFAcrrnxBs and DxAunus m MACHINE AND LAMP OILS.FOUR MEDALS \u2019\t\"J.J and THREE DIPLOMAS Awarded to hem last year by the Leading Exhibitions of tke Dominion.*9*SZNI> Ton PRICK eta.j*™*10:188*- bfinodjl» VJ .14» mHIS MAGNIFICENT LINE, COMPOS-X ed of the following first-class Side-Wheel Steamers, viz.QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.QUEBEC.Iron, Capt.Nelson, will leave Napoleon Wharf every Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays at 5 o\u2019clock P.M.MON1REAL, Iron, Capt.Roy, every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock P.M., calling at Intermediate Ports, and'arriv-ing early in the morning.North Shore Railway Tickets will be good on the above Steamers.BETWEEN AXoxx-tx-oaal «fie SCcsaao-Utoxaup CORSICAN.SPARTAN, CORINTHIAN, PASSPORT, ALGERIAN, new MAGNET, One of which will leave doily the Canal Basin at 9 o\u2019clock, and Lachink on the arrival of the Train leaving Bovavkntub* Station at Noon, for SC -A.1VT T Xj T O 3VT And Intermediate Ports, making direct oon nection at PRESOOTT AND BROCKVILLE With the Railways for Ottawa City, Kempt ville, Pekth Abnpkjob, Ac.; at TORONTO AND HAMILTON With the Railways for ColiS owooo Saclt Stk.Marie, Fort William, Duluth, Stratford, London, Chatham, Sarnia, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Galeka, Green Bay, St.Paul and Fort Garry, and with tbe STEAMKB \u201cCITY OF TORONTO\" For Niagara, Lewiston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati,&c.SOUTH SHORE LINE for Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands Park, Round Island Park and Clayton daily, (Sunday excepted) and for Oswego, Charlotte, Rochester, on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturday», at 9 A.M.TICKET OFFICE, where State Rooms «*-»n be secured, atR.M.STOCKING, opposite St.Louis Hotel, and at Office, Napoleon Wharf.A.DESFORGES, May 22.1882, JOSEPH GILLOTTS \" STEEL PENS.BY ALL DHALHR8 THROUGHOUT wdhLD.iï lev January 29 18821 1st IS i 3 9V NOTICE TO MARINERS, THE \u201cTIME BALL\u201d ON the Citadel .each day.(Sunday excepted), at half-pest Twelve o\u2019clock, will be hoisted half way np, and at five minutes to \u201c One \u2019 it will be hoisted to the top, and at \u201cOne o clock.\u201d Mean Tune, it will be dropped.A Chronometer keeping \u201cGreenwich Time\u201d should then show 5h.44m.49s., and the difference between this and the time shown by the face of her Chronometer is its error on \u201cGreen, wiob Mean Time\u201d at that instant.N.B.\u2014Should the \u201c Ball,\u2019\u2019 by accident, drop at the wrong time, it will imm ediabely be hoisted half-mast, and kept theia half an boor.E.D.ASHE, Oommaodar.Rcya Navy, iwi The High Reputation and extensive sal* of the » 4, Hme fried yfUA.and msllproved ug boJi;:U ?ii cook\u2019s FRuan* \u2022 BAKING %&gsi& Alum nor an* *«fc it 07.*' package» in which it is sold, and tvsn.fie spj^i £.1' priate a part of its name as means of foisting r oonsomen a powder containing (for ahoapod Alum in large quantity.JciiÜ rkhl ; SiiC preserve your health only th« Genuine COOK\u2019S PR wef known to contain NO noxious dm*.À, ear See that the full name, in large printed across the directiona foe mm,, omi For Sale by Respectable Grace* Everywhere.-xr-:\t\u2022 _ __ _ i Jsrij abr.rn .\u2018L * W.D.McLARKN.- , ' 66, Oollsg, Steak; ODf>'- _\tI .\tli.t Meotren on Deoomoer 20 1881._____ .\t- PATENTS We jontinu to act as Solicitors for latent* Caveats, Trade Marks, Copyrights, etc., for the United States, Canada, Cuba, England,PMAio Germany ec*.Wshm lüil tîlîllj ilijM>ls experience.obtatoed through sa aw teottiai a tbs SciXNTiFio AMrRicA».This am aadspleu did ihurtrated weekly paper, $3,20 a year shows the Progress of Sciesoe, «a rary taterv»C-'t)K, \u2022od has an enormous circulation.Addre^e MUNN à OO.Patent Solicitor.Publisher?^ SoiwiTiFio Americas, «7, Park Row, Kew York.Hand book aboot Patent , ont he* N«-25.!¦ -\u2014.\t!\tI-.-.PUBLISHED WEEKLY, t w -, m TIMBER TRADES JOÜRSil AND SAW MILL ADVERTISER, 1 A MSWSPAFU FOR TBM\t\u2022 Foreign, Colonial, and BafUsk Timber a» the Mahogany and Hardwood Tradeo.^^l ** -sivAst.' Leu\t.V Price 4d.Annoal icbocriptioe Ifs.64.» d j&i free.Foreign snbecnptions 21s., poet free PUBLISHED BY Ttotoi siii J.& W.RIDER.14 Bwrtfcemc Close London.E.C.Cheques and P.0.0.to be sumu \u2014 WILLIAM RIDER, endormi ZW ofKnolard anrh id* j Present (i - vi ban vis inilVTll l PRESERVED GINGER 91\t* \u2014 THE MORNING CHRONÏCEE, FRIDAY.AUGUST II 1882.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Weult Chbosicue.Kxcuniion to L»ke St Jo«eph\u2014J G Scott.Financial A «enta.Ac\u2014Oaler.A Hammond.Moaic Hall\u2014Fifth Avenue Theatre Company.Liverpool Coar-e Salt\u2014M G Mountain.Sals of Schooner \u201cAnna Maria\" under the Merchant\u2019a Shipping Act.Ayer's Hair Vigor \u2014Dr J C Ayer A Go.Furnished Houao to be Rented\u2014J J Bew.Notice\u2014A Marshall.Quebec Gaa Company\u2014David H Geggie.Convalescent Homo, Murray Bay\u2014Mise Hervey Ketatft.pl A S Hart\u2014P Deeileta.Scotch ctaam Coal\u2014Geo M Webeter A Co.St Jacob\u2019s Oil\u2014A Vogeler A Co.\t* THE \u2018TOKLICHEONICLE\" Will be ready THIS DAY, (Fri-day,) ai If00.Y It will contain a report of the Crops in Canada ; Paris Letter ; Greaves in Court ; Anecdotal Photographs ; Poem \u201c Westward Ho ! \u201d ; Sporting News ; Our Chess Column ; Editorial Matter ; Local, Shipping, and Telegraphic News.Price, Five Cents.For sale at This Office and at all the News Depots.August 11, 1882.«IBF.BKC: FRIDAY.AUGUST 11.18S2.IMMIGRATION We publish below some valuable returns which wiB be found intereating, to very many of our readers, we think.They give nn idea, on an authoritative basis, of our immigration prospects for the future, and refer to the course of emigration from England for the last official quarter.Two facts are clearly established : first, that the emigration to the United States has but* very slightly increased ; while the émigration to the Dominion has almost doubled itself.The following table shows the destinations of passengers for the quarters ended 30th June, 1882 and 1881, and may be taken comparatively :\u2014 Xationakticii.\tUnited States.\t\tBritish North America.\t \t1882.\t1881.\t1882.\t1881.English\t Scotch.\t33015 7204 34158\t28550 6263 33936\t12846 3167 3376\t6406 1696 1567 Total of British origin\t\t Foreigners\t Nationality not distinguished.Total .\t.\t74407\t68749\t19369\t9669 \t62766 72364 7[\t64\t\t9254\t6837 \t137180 141177\t\t28643\t16596 yationalities.\tAuitralaski.\t\tAll Other Places.\t \t188?.\t1881.\t1832.\t1881.3307 619 164 fli v ^ ¦ 1 English.Scotch.Irish\t Total of British origin.-»\t\t5220 1428 1925\t3307 587 1233\t3826 600 374\t \t- 8573\t5127\t4800\t4090\t Foreigners\t Nationality not distinguished.Total\t\t412\t300\t543 657\t526 565 \t8985\t5427\t6000\t5181 XatinnalUvr* English.\"Scotch.Irish.Total of British origin.Total.1882.54937 12399 39S33 Foreigners.Nationality not distinguished.Totaf .\t:.107179 72975 664 180808 1881 choice nioti will not be forgotten in the present century, others wiU live far into the next, but the greater number of them were not meant to be kept, but intended for immediate use.They have had their day, but it is pleasant to recall the bright things which escaped the lips of one who was forever uttering them, s Mr.Gladstone\u2019s banquet speeches possess a higher and more dignified tone than those of his immediate predecessor.The Premier is always calm and unrutilud on such occasions Ho touches nothing lightly.His speech at a public dinner is like a speech in the House of Commons,\u2014sound, argumenta' tive and earnest and totally unrelieved by play of fancy or wit.H-.* seems always deeply impressed with a high sense of duty, and his speeches betray his intense seriousness, no matter where they are delivered, no matter under what circumstances his remarks are made.The time of the Mansion House dinner was singularly fortuitous for Mr.Gladstone, in a way.People expected a ponderous utterance on an occasion like .the present, when Egypt and Ireland occupy so much attention in England.The Prime Minister was equal to his task, and his speech must rank among the beet effort of his life.It was given at the close of vhe fiftieth year of the speaker's public career, and that fact alone was calculated to lift it far above moat of the post-prandial deliverance# which people are diiposed to remember.We are sorry we have not the whole speech,\u2014so massive and splendid,\u2014by us, but the cable has brought the leading points.Mr.Gladstone is sanguine that the moment of danger for the Empire, has at length passed away.There is something inexpressibly sad in his allusions to himself and the end which he sees approaching, and we may be sure they were not made without emotion.Of the struggle in Eg;rpt he had m uch to say, as was expected.and everyone will believe in the sterling honesty of the policy which he upholds.It is of vital importance that that policy be not misunderstood.\u201cForces,\u201d said the speaker, \u201chave gone to Egypt in prosecution of the great interests of the Empire.Unless those interests exist it would not have been possible for us to find justification for intervention, but let it be known an i proclaimed from this spot, which affords a channel-of communication with the wcrid not inferior to the Senate itself, that those interests are not ours alone, but the interests we have in common with every state in Europe and with the whole civilized world.\u2019 No wonder such statesmanlike views, broad, catholic and far-seeing, were applauded to the echo The Suez Canal and England\u2019s attitude with reference to it, next claimed attention, Mr.Gladstone contending that it was essential for mankind that it should be kept open, and the country in which it is situated should be peaceable, orderly and under a legal government.England wtis not at war with the Egyptian people, nor with the Mahom-medan religion, nor was sho engaged in striking a blow at the liberties of the people.There was no secret motive involved in the present troubles in the East.England\u2019s object was clearly stated, and the hope was expressed for a speedy and successful issue to the expedition.XTOTXS AÏVZ) XTSWS Burnt ilive ! From the vicinity of Sherbrooke comes the \u2022ad intelligence of a fatal burning.During the absence of the other members of the family in the fields, a son of Patrick Cel&ney, a farmer, of Rock Forest, approached a stove in the kitchen, a spark from which set fire to his clothing.The little sufierer was so severely burned that he survived hut a few hours.arm a perfect imprint or facsimile in mina-ture of the spruce tree under which he had taken refuge.Personals.Lieuts.Wurtele and Cochrane, on the staff of the Royal Military College, Kingston,have been attnehed during vaeatiou to the 19th Regiment, Halifax, N.3.Mr.Alfred Thibaudeau, merchant of Manchester, England, ami member of the firm of Thibaudeau, Bros.A Co., is in town and guest of his brother, Hon.I.Thibaudeau.Sir Hector Langevin returned to town last night by Intercolonial R.R.Lk-Col.Doherty, of the S4th Battalion, St.Hyacinthe, was in town yesterday on his way home from Cacouna.His Worship the Mayor and Madame Langelier have returned to town from Montreal.Mr.Gauthier, M.P, P., is at the Mountain Hill House.Quebec Turf Club Races.At a meeting of this Clnb held yesterday at the office of Andrew Stuart, Eaq-* James Patton, Esq., President, in the chair, ft was resolved to have one day\u2019s racing on the Plains of Abraham, to be held in the course of a few weeks ; the date will depend upon the movements of His Excellency the Governor-General and H.R.H.the Princess Louise.The President and Secretary of the Club will wait upon the Viceregal party in order to ascertain if it will be agreeable to them to be present and the period suitable.In connection wdth these races, it might be remembered that a very pleasant feature exists in the fact that the valuable cap presented by His Excellency the Governor-General has been won three times, the stipulation being that it must be won twice by the same stable or owner.The three horses which won this cup are all at this time in splendid racing trim and likely t) be entered, viz.: Mr.Mead\u2019s \u201cDisturban e,\u201d Mr.Dawes\u2019 \u201cRose,\u201d and Lt.-Col.Stua, t's \u201cPilot.\u2019\u2019 In addition to this there will be three or four other races for valuable prizes.OWt.In our obituary column to-day is recorded the decease of one of our most faithful, zealous and benevolent citizens, after an illness of considerable duration, borne with true resignation to the Divine Will, Eliza, eldest daughter of the late David Morgan, and wife of Peter Robinson* Esquire.The deceased lady will be missed by a great many persons, both rich and poor.Her generous and benevolent works were so constant and unostentatious that she had attained among her familiar acquaintances the name of \u201cFlorence Nightingale.\u201d She was ever foremost in all good works, and in the execution of them considerations of health and comfort never prevented their completion ; in fact, notwithstanding her impaired health, she ofton were out on \u201cerrands of mercy and love,\u201d when it was scarcely prudent to do so.In addition to the numerous unseen recipients of her outdoor benefactions the irmates of the Jeffery Hale Hospital, the Women\u2019s Christian Association and the Protestant Home have to lament the death of one of their best and truest friends.Of th« last-named institution she was one of the few old surviving members and a constant visitor.From her childhood upwards it was ever her delight to be doing good.When her means were more limited than in her latter days, she often sacrificed even the necessaires of life that she might administer to the comforts and wants of others ; and, when God blessed her with a sufficiency, it might truly be said she gave half her goods to the poor.This short tribute to her memory is written that others may \u201cgo and do likewise.\u201d THE 41570 9165 36900 87635 80027 629 Railway Ama ganmtlon.O&KAT WESTERN RAILWAY PASSES INTO THE HANDS OP THE GRAND TRUNK.We learn that the fusion of the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railway Companies will take place to-night, at 12 o\u2019clock.After midnight the Great Western will become the property of the Grand Trunk, and be operated by its officials, and under management.168291 The above is very gratifying and affords much encouragement for the hope that our increase next year will be correspondingly large and important.The Colonization Companies, now forming and in process of formation in England, are likely to help the Government very much in peopling the w3d lands of the North-West with, a desirable class of settlers.Most of these companies start under very excellent auspices, and have at their head many influential and wealthy capitalists, and men of independent means.Their connection with the enterprise must have the effect of inducing confidence among the agricultural classes, who will naturally be guided in a very large measure, in the selection of thei* new homes, by what they are told by those in whom they have faith and can trust.The Ontario immigration returns for the six months ending 30th June, have just been sent out, and* exhibit some facts of great interest in this connection.Tho total number of arrivals during that period wera 56,206 ; 19,731 came by the St.Lawrence and Halifax, and 35,475 by the United States.Of the total number 36,820 are set down as having gone to the United States, 265 to the Province of Quebec, 5,904 to Manitoba, and 12,217 remained in Ontario.The nation alities were divided as follows :\u2014English, 5,572 ; Irish, 3,456 ; Scotch, 1,966 ; German, 523 ; Scandinavian, 142 ; Swiss, 12 ; American, 456 ; other countries 90.About five times as many went to Manitoba as in 1881, although the number of arrivala for the first six months of that year was nearly as large, being 41,364 The complaint is \u2022till made that the supply of farm laborers and domestic servants required for Ontario continues far short of the demand.The returns say that \u201cof this class of immigrants the lion\u2019s share has been retained by the Province of Quebec.\u201d This reads like a chapter of old Peter Kalx, with improvements.The \u201clion\u2019s share\" could not have been very great, in any instance, judging from the returns published.its Financial .Agents.x We have much pleasure in drawing the attention of merchants, investors and business people generally, to the ox*\t! 1 t August 9.1882.Se&ltb Is Wealth ! /: .j-j S - hÆ i ^TRCATMr': t * Dr.E.C.West\u2019s Nerve and Brain Tbiat-mk.nt, a guaranteed specific for Hvsteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco.Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in Insanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses aud Spermatorrhoea caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or cver-indnlgence.Each box contains one month\u2019s treatment.One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollar* ; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.We guarantee six boxes to cure any case.With each order re-teived by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will seod tbe purchaser our written guarantee to refund tbe money if the treatment does not effect a oore.JOHN C.West ft Co., sole proprietors, Toronto, Ont.Sold in Quebec by J.J.Veldon, 1S2, St.Joseph Street, and E.Giroux ft Bro., 37 ft 39, St.Peter Street.August 9, 1382.\tLm-dftw WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN AS Invoice and General Clerk in an Office.One with some ex.ierience preferred.Address : BOX 1773, P.O., Montreal.August 9, 1883.\tC T TEL m Quebsc Steamship Company.,v' THE S.S.\u201cM1RAMICHL \u2019 CAPTAIN A.Baquet, is intended to leave on TUESDAY, 2vnd August, at TWO o'clock P.M., for Picton, calling at Father Feint, Metis, Gasps, Perce, Summerside and Charlottetown.Haa excellent accommodation for passengers.For Freight or Passage, apply to W.MOORE, LEVE ft ALDEN,\tManager, Passenger Agents, Atkinson\u2019s Wharf.Opposite St.Louis Hotel.August 9, 1882.LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE, COMPTON, QUE.The fall term of this institu tion will begin Saturday, 9tli September, 1882 President ^-THE LORD BISHOP OF QUEBEC.Principal :\u2014REV J.DINZEY, assisted by a Lady Principal and a staff of ex peri arced teachers.Terms Boarc.and Laundry and Tuition Feet, including the whols courte, of English, French, Latin, Drawing, Sketching, Needlework, M - dical attendance and Medicine, 9185.Music, with use of Piano.936 per annum.Special singing lessons, 930 per annum.For circulars containing full particulars, apply to REV.J.DINZEY, Compton, Que.August 8, 1882._______Am-co USTOTXCIE.The as.\u201cPolino,\u201d CAPTAIN DELISLE, Will Leave Wee, on tie 12ft inst.-FOR- St.John\u2019s, Nfld., Calling at7Caps Breton}Porta, going and r* turning.For Freight or Posaa/o apply to ROSS ft OO.August 8, l.H&i.\tR HEAD-QUARTERS.OO., JUST RECEIVED, PER H.8.\u201c POLY-neaian\u201d i\u2014 Young Ladiss\u2019 Journal for Sept , London Journal, Boys of England, Chamber\u2019s Journal, Young Men of Great Britain, London Society, Bow Bells, Good Word*.The Quiver, Ac;, &c« Solo Agent» t.r the celebrated Rock Crystal 3poc:aclea and Eye-Glasses 98 St.John Street, 124 Mats have been realized and paid to Investors amounting to several times tne original Investment, bUU leaving the original investment making money or payable on demand.Explanatory circulars and statements of fund W sent free.We want esponsibte agents, who will report on crops and introduce the plan.Liberal commies ons paid.Address, - * UKKUIAM.C< r Bl< M.KMM1NU \u201e ______________ inU.loii Mi-rc-li-ut.\\tu|or lllook, t\u2019lilcasu, III August 7, 1882.Lm TZETE UPRIGHT PIMO (OOTTA.Q-.E FX-A-lSrO) \u2014WANUKAOTtIRED BY\u2014 E.McCammon is, without the possibility of a doubt, the Best Piano 9M! Agent for the Province of Quebec, A.LAVIGNE, 55, FABRIQUE STREET.N.B.\u2014On hand, at this moment, a few second-hand Square and Upright Pianos for Sale.August 7.1882.apl26Lm MEN\u2019S SHIRTS I IT SEEMS TO BE GENERALLY AD-mitted that the BEST MADE, BEST FITTING, -AND- Cheapest White Shirts \u2014ARE TO BE HAD AT- BA.lsnF\u2019IlEIXjID\u2019S BOATING SHIRTS Navy, with Collar on, for #1.76.^ CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, w* ; India Gauze Shirts.60cts.Nett Shirts, 60cta.OHIILilLTTLOIlD 003L2L.-A.RS, -AT- BANFIBLD\u2019S City Shirt & Collar Store MOUNTAIN HILL.August 6, 1883.\tapll5-Lm Nale Teacher Wanted.WANTED FOR THE QUEBEC NA TIONAL SCHOOL, for 1st September next, a duly qualified Male Teacher, being a Member of the Church of England.Applications, with testimonials, received till 21st August by HENRY S.SCOT!.Sec.-Trees.Grande Allee, Quebec.Angust 6, 1882.wanted; Five or six youths, i 6 to is years old, to be indentured for term of three years as Merchant Midshipmen or Ap prentices.Apprentices receive a Second Officer\u2019s Certificate after expiration o( term, and live in Ship\u2019s Cabin during apprenticeship Bonus paid 950 atg.for term.For further particulars apply to D.ft J.MAGUIRE.August 4, 1882.CANADIAN AND BRAZILIAN DIRECT MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.Sociite Postale Française de l\u2019Atlantiqui.Grand Excursions to Rio de Janeiro In July, August and September.THE SPLENDID S.S.\u201cOOMTE D\u2019EU.\" Cant.La perdrix, will leave Montreal 7 th and Quebec 8th August, calling at Halifax, for St.Thomas, West Indies, Para.Maranham, Gear a, Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Fare for Round Trip, including Wins on Steamer, from Toronte, 9350 ; from Montreal $340 ; from Quebec, 92S5 ; from Halifax, $220.The above Steamer will he followed by the magnificent new Steamer \u201cVillede Para,\u201d Capt.Mazon, and \u201cVille de Gear a,\u201d one in August, the other in September.Passenger* wishing to proceed to Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, in the River Plate, can do so by the Steamers of the Compagnie de Chargeurs Réunis, which run in connection with this Line.Through Bills of Lading granted on merchandise from all stations in Canada and the United States to all Ports in the West Indies, Brazil, aqd the River Plate.Connections by tbe Intercolonial and Grand Trunk Railways via Halifax ; by the Boston and Albany, New York Central and Great Western Railways (Merchant s despatch) Nickerson Steamship Line via Boston and by the Cromwell Line via New York.For Freight and other information apply to GIBB, LAIRD ft CO., .* ^\tAgents, Quebec.WM.DARLEY BENTLEY, Agent Genera), 317, St.Paul Strutt, Montreal, and at West India Wharf, Halifax.August 4, 1832.ON MONDAY, 14th AUGUST, THE S.S \u201cOtter\u2019 will sail for Pu8i>ebiao and Way Places on the South Shore.Returning, will cross the Gulf from Gaspe to th# North Shore, calling at Mingan and along the Coast.SW Stops at Godbout eachway.For freight or passage, apply t.> A.FRASER A OO.August 2, 18*2.Mop\u2019s College, Lennoirifie, MATRICULATION EXAMINATION, TUESDAY, SEPT.12ih.Two Bursaries open for competition.Student* not prepared for Matriculation can enter the Preparatory Year.For further information apply to the Bursar E.CHAPMAN, Esq., Lennox ville.Or, tbs REV.PRINCIPAL LOBLEY, Cacouna, P.Q.August 1, 1882.\tAm NORTH SHORE Railway.COMMENCING ON THUKSDAX June 1st, 1882.Trains will run as follows :\u2014 Le are Ho-cbelngafor Quebec.Arrive at Quebec.Leave Quo bee for Ho-chelaga.Arrive at Hochelaga Leave Hochelaga for Joliette .Arrive at J oliette.Leave J o-liette for Hochelaga Arr ire at Hochelaga Mixed 6.10 PM 8.00 am 5.30 pm 8.16 am 5.15 pm 7.40 \u2022* 6.00 AM 8.50 \u201c Mail 3.00 PM 9.30 \u201c 10.10 AM 4.40 p* Express 10.00 pm 6.80 \u201d 10.00 pm 6.80 am Light\u2019g Expreas 9.30 AM 2.40 pm 4.00 pm 9.10 \u201c Trains leave Mile-End Station Ten Afinufes Later than Hochelaga.SVMapnificent Palace Can on all Passenger Day Trams and Sleeping Oars on Night Trains.Sunday Trains leave Montreal and Quebec at 4 p.m.All Trains run bp Montreal Time.Sure connections with the Canadian Pacific Railway to and frem Ottawa.General Ofpioir.\u201418 PLACE D\u2019ARMES, TICKET OFFICES : 18 Place D\u2019Armes,\t1 Mnw'i n v a r 302 St.Jamb Stbbk.f MON1 Opposite St.Louis Hotel, QUEBEO.Canadian Pacipto It\u2019r, OTTAWA.A.DAVIS, Superintendent.August 1, 1882.Qneliec&LakeSt,John Railway FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINo ran daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :\u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC (Palais Station).Q Ifk Q m MIXED TRAIN for St.«/\u2022ACJ CltllA» Raymond, arriving there at 12.15 p m.51ft n -m MAI^ TRAIN for St jp.lil* Raymond, arriving there at 7.15 p.m.LEAVE ST.RAYMOND.6 A fv q yyI MAIL TRAIN for Qus-ct.llia b©c arriving there at 8.45 a.m.7 AH n m mlxed train for \u2022 «\u201cV\tQuebec, arriving there at 10.35 p.m., connecting at Junction with North Shore 10 p.m.Irain for Montreal.On Wednesday and Saturdays this Train will be run as a PASSENGER only, arriving at Quebec at 9.40 p in.titopping al Little River, Ancienne Lorette, St.Ambroise, Valcartier, St.Gabriel.St.Catherine*, Lake St.Joseph, Lake Sergent and Bourg Louis.em Trains run by Montreal Time.Trains connect at St.An broise with Stages for Indian Lorette, at Valcartier Station with Stages for Valcartier Village, and at Lake tit.Joseph with Steamer \u201cSt Joseph\u201d for all Cints on that beastiful Lake.Fare round the dee 26 cents.' Single Fare return Tickets on Saturdays.LEVE ft ALDKN, J.O.SCOTT, Ticket Agents.Sec.ft Manager, August 1, 1882.Commercial Chambers.iilateD.ï.ïfllîril.IfcTOTIOZE.THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN appointed Joint-Attorneys of this Estate.Quebec, 25th July, 1882.WENTWORTH GRAY PETRYf JOHN YEATS WELCH.July 81.1832.\tLbo SPARKLING WINES.^/J\u201cOET A CHANDON, Quarts and Pints.C.H.Mumm ft Co., Quarts and Pints.Ackerman Laurence.Carte D\u2019Or, Carte Bine, Carte Noir, Quarts and Pints.Matheus Mailer, Sparkling Moselle m.g.mountain.July 29.1882.DUBLÏN_PÔRTËR GUINF^S\u2019S STOUT.IN BARRELS and Cases.Quarts and Pints.Jamesons\u2019 Old Irish Whiskey, in Cases.M.G.MOUNTAIN.July £9.1882._____________ American Anthracite Coal -FOR- Furnaew and Self-Feeding Stowes.LARGE STOCK to arrive.ON HAND AND NewTable Dry Codfish J^ECEIVINQ EX S.a \u201cOTTER.\u201d Furnace, Egg, Stove and Oheet-nut Sizes.-FOR SALE BY- John MacNaughton & Co., 194 81.PAUL ST., & INDIA WHARF.July 29, 1882.__________jn3Fm OTTAWA LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE \u2014AWD\u2014 CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, (In connection with the Presbyterian Church,) Will Re-Opeu on Sept.6th.Terms foi Board and Tuition very moderate.For Proaiectus and all information apply to the Pnnoipi J, Revd.A.F.KEMP, L.L.D.Joly 26, 1383.____________Am FOR SALE, That splendid property con taining over 1200 arpents, almost all of good farming lands, situate at River-dn-Lonp (en bas), called \u201cLa Pointe,\u201d where stop the steamboats going to the Saguenay and which is the presumed terminus of the Woodstock and Riyer-du-Loun Railway, shall be sold by licitation at the Court House of Kamouraaka, daring tbe sitting of tbe Court, on tbs first day of September next, al ten o\u2019clock, A.M.It is a fine opportunity for capitalists to make fair profits.For farther particulars, apply to the undersigned, at River dn-Lcup (en bas), Province of Quebec.J.ELZEAR FOULIOT.Attorney for the co heir».July 24, ltf»2.\tR Kimhhl\u2019s Choice Fehfuheky RIMMELS 'IOILK \u201d VINEGAR, a pleasant touio aud refreshing adjunct to the Toilet and Bath, « reviving soent and a powerful disinfectant.For warm climate» and for TrayeL'ers it is invaluable.RIMMEL ti CELEBRATED l,A V FNKR WATER.RIMMEL\u2019S TREBLE DISTILLED KAU DK COLOGNE.RIMMEL 3 MUCH IMPROVED FLORI DA WATER.RIMMEL\u2019S JOCKEY CLUB and other fragrant perfumes.RIMMEL\u2019S LIME J U1CE and ULYOEK IN E gives the hair a beautiful gloss, removes j pellicles and imparts an agreeable coolness to the head.RIMMEL\u2019S PURE WHITE GLYCERINE SOAP, TILIA BROWN WINDSOR HONEY, ALMOND, LETTUCE, TRANSPARENT COAL-TAR, and other Toilet Soane in ban or oakee.RIMMELS LBWETINK, VIOLET RICE, ROSE LEAK, and other TOILE* POWDERS, in boxes,VArrels and packets RIMMELS AQU ADKNTINK clean a, Whit ana and pre-cues the Teeth, refreshes the Teetn^ refreshes the Mouth, and sweetens the RIMMELS AROMATIC OZONIZES or Natural Air purifier, a fragrant Powder which diffuses, by evaporation, the healthy and re-freshng emanations rf the Pine and KuealYTitiui Forest-.\t11 N B - All Bimmei*Prépara .hone bear (he annexed\t' ?ugnst 1, 1882.M.G.MOUNTAIN.K.RIMME H.R.H.the 128, R gent Street, \u2022**:i .-.-V-iMASK .a « « L.Perfumer by appointai* Princess of Wale*.« & reet, 24, Cornhill, London, appointment to Strand and Slurtion Saks.BY A.J.MAXHAM & GO.25.k gent i 9, Boulfvard des Capucines, Paris.August 6, 1881,\t| Lmao-fri lit THK VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT.AT THE CITY OF QUEBEC, IN THE PROVINCE OF QFEBEf.The \u201cPROGRESS,\u201d Thomas Bernier, Master, Actions of James Kiley, H.Dussault et al, and John Wilson, (consolidated).IN VIRTUE OF A DECREE.OF SALE, in this cause issued, will be sold by Auction on Tuesday, the Twenty-Second day of August instant, - AT THE \u2014 C^TJ E3 B E30 the Steamer, Ship, or Ve'sei, call-d the \u201cPROGRESS,\" her Tackle, Apparel, Engine, Boilers and Furniture, as she now lies in a wrecked condition, near the Wharf at Riviere du Loup, in the Port of Quebec, to wit : The Hull of said Steamer, burnt below the water line ; One Pair Compound Engines, high pressure cylinder, 30 in.and low pressure 60 in.diameter, 80 in.stroke, 140 nominal horse-power, new Braes bearings, pat in last year, all over engine ; surface condenser, brass tube, tinned inside and ont, also brass tube plates ; Shaft and Screw, 12 ft.diameter, 19 ft.pitch ; two return Tubular Boilers, with plates, 17-lfid in.thick, with doable butt straps and doable rivetted, all over, two furnaces in each boiler, 186 tubes, 3£ in.diameter.7 ft.long, total heating surface in \u2022\u2022ch, 1.348 sq.ft., newly tubed last fall, with Steam Dram, independent, two double spring safety valves.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM ft CO.August 1, 1882._________Fftl9td-I OILS ! OILS I «ILS ! IM»! H U.Dlls OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.O\u2019NEILL & JUDD.July 2L 1382.BEEF, IB0Ï AED IIHl JUST RECEIVED, TWELVE BOXES Wyeth's Beef, Iron and Wine, A* effectual and pleasant tonic and restorative Medicine -AT- THE MEDICAL HALL, 16, FABRIQUE STREET.July 21,1882.«mm TREATOBI! Cures Disease by âpplicatiou of Pads.Has stood the test of many years, and many thousand* who were considered beyond all cure, now rejoice in a renewed lease of hsalth and strength.Pads of all descriptions, and advioe free, at the Quebec Agency, 31, ST.STJJISLAÜS STREET, lately occupied by P.CUMMINS.Veterinary Surgeon.Regular Liver Pads.$2.00.Special do.$3.00.Lung Pads.$3.60.Kidney Pads.$3.00.Absorptive Plasters.60cta.Absorption Baiba 26cta.each, for Colda, Fevers, Ac, Sand for Pamphlet.< July 26.1883.Cm TSIE Limpl i Lorti i » INSURANCE COMPANY* Canada Board of Dimtora : Tbe Honorable HY.STARNES, Chairman.THOS.CRAMP, Esq., Deputy Chairman.THEODORE HART, Esq.ANGUS 0.HOOPER, Esq.EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.Capital, - - 110,000,000 Amount Invested in Canada, 900,000 Total investments, over - 30,000,000 Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowest current rales.Dwellings, Farm Properties, Churches, Colleges and Convents insured on liberal terms.Los8B8 Promptly Paid WM.M.MAGPHERSON ^GKEHSTT, 75, DALHOUSIE STREET.July 19, 1882 New Direct, Regular & Monthly Line \u2014 FROM \u2014 Antwerp to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Canada, By tbs Magnificent, First Class and New Steamers belonging to the Société Postale Française de l\u2019Atlantique.Tous.H.P.VILLE DE PARA.3000\t1200 VILLE DE CEARA.3000\t\"{ VILLE DE QUEBEC__________\t3000\t1 «S VILLE DE MONTREAL .' 8O0O ^ VILLE DE HALIFAX.3000 '.im Offering unequalled acc«.»nmodati and Thiro Class (Steerage) Pasbes\u2019 orbs.The S.a \u201cVILLÊDE PARA.\u201d Captain Maxon, will leave on tho 15th AUGUST for HALIFAX QUEBEC and MONTREAL direct, taking Goods in connexion with tho MbROHAKT» LiNKOF PROMlLLOlW\u2019at through rates and with through Bills of Lading for the following points :\u2014 Edwardsburg.Cornwall, Prescott.Brock ville, Kingston, Toronto Hamilton, Valley-field.Og-densburg.WeUand Thorold, Morriton, St.Cathsnoe\u2019s.Port Colborn, Windsor (Ont.' Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago.Cleveland, Toledo.Buffalo, St.Louis (Mo.).Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Colombus.For terras of Freight or Passage, apply t lOIBB, LAIRD ft GO., AosvnP July 18 1199 ' VALUABLE TIMBER LIMITS FOR SALE BY A U C rIfc H.WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC Auction, at the Rorrll HofRE, in th- ClTT OF Ottawa, -n TUES AY, the 5ih dav of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at ELEVEN .\u2019dork in the forenoon, (util.-as previous y di-jo* d of) the following valuable Tio ber limits, viz.-:\u2014 1.Pine Limits in St.Maurice Territory, comprising : Hat River No.2 North.40 squa'e miles.Rat River No.2 South.40\t\u201c\t\u201c Rat River No.3.50\t\u201c\t\u201c Vermilli n No.2 South.42\t\u201c\t\u201c Vermillion No.3\t\" West 4.28\t\u201c\t\u201c Vermillion No.4\t\u201c Fast J.25\t\u201c\t\u201c Pabeloganing Wert.40\t\u201c\t\u201c Thexe limit* are adu itted by all who know them to be the lest in the St.Maurice Territory ; they are nary of occe*» an ID omtn uou* to each other, and a couridirable jx>rtion of them haa never been c t over.2.Spruce and E\u2019ine Limit* on the River Maa-kinonge And it# tributitriPh, coii^Ihi mg of j Maekinonge No.1 E »*t.26 square miles Maekinon^e No.2 East.'.50\t\u2018\t\u2022 Maskinonge No.3 Kart.44\t\u201c\t\u201c Maakinongr No.1 Weat.19\t\u201c\t« Rear Riviere du Loup NV*.1, 2 and 8.49\t\u201c\t.\t\u201c Peterborough Eaat.34\t\u201c\t\u2022\u2022 Peterborough and Brandon.i9\t\u201c\t\u2022\u2022 With the Maakinom e Limits there in a Saw Mill, driven by water and sieam power, in perfect running order, with Dwelling House, Office and Stadea, and about ten acres of land, at the Village of Maskinonge Bridge, and tl ere is also a ailing ground of about ten acres at the month 01 the River Maakinongo.Farther particulars may be obtained on application to JOHN FAIR, 115, St.Francois Xavier Street, MontreaL There will also be sold, at the same place and date as the above, the following Limits on the River Ottawa, adjoining BIck \u201cA\u201d vîz.:\u2014 River Ottawa Berth No.1,2 0.43 square miles.**\t\u201c\t\u201c No.2,281.82\t\u201c \u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c No.8,282.2oetpned to the fc bowing data» Tenders will be received until ThurtcLai;, the T^centy-Fourth day of August next.Plan*, specifications, Ac., will be ready for examination (at the [daces previously mentioned) on Thursday, the Tenth day of August next.By order, A.P.BRADLEY, Secretary.Dept, of Railways and Canals, ^ Ottawa, I5th July, 1882.July 22, 1882.td-ao La Be&uce Centrifugal Dairy.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DAIRY SCHOOL Has choice si tter kor sale.By the Centrifugal system in use at thia Dairy Fresh Milk is converted tbe same day into a Butter unequalled for its purity and sweetness.Apply to S.M.BARRE, St.Ma.y, Beaoca.Or, to G.ft C.HOS3ACK, Grot era.Quebec.July 15, 1832.\tAm-p QST OTXOIEL INTERDOLONIAL RAILWAY.UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, FOR THE accommodation of Quebec busim-ss people who wish to spend Sundays at the Sea-Side without it interfering with business hours.An Excursion Train will lesve Point Levi on SATURDAYS at 1.2U P.M.for CACOUNA.Returning, will leave Caoouna on MONDAYS at 6 A.M., and arrive Point Levis at 9.45 A.M.First-Class Return Tickets will be issued at Quebec and Point Levis for all Stations between Quebec and Cacouna -A.T OUSTE Qnebee, 13th July, 1833.P.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Joly 13, 1832._____________tf R.& H.SAMPSON, BRASS FOUNDERS \u2014ARD\u2014 BELL HANGERS.\u2019 MACHINISTS, Lock & (iuu Smiths, IfiDTooviUeSM (Secon \u2022 Street outside St.John\u2019s Gaie,) Ci TJ E B BJ C _ Ship\u2019s Brass Work, Light and Heavy Costings, Stair Rods, Picture Rods, Window Rail, ings, Ac , ftc.Stencil Plates made to order.S*\" Sewing and other Machines repaired and adjusted.SSL Patent Office M>>dela a speciality, July 10, 1882.\teow-Bm 9 *\u20220 Sa rt> & |0 la 10 \" H CO July Dessert.mSC jÇO îîiïio-î- _ .m0\t^ S-3S-B='3^|'a;^5 =\u2022; S : - ^ * .o.Y l1! sàsssss'ggsss a WL C : : = : t : : z = r tg Sr 883«8Si58Sï8'aSî r .z : : z : : : r = c.1 1882 3.^ § « '?< OO Yq a _ » æ -\ta \u2018 bd \u201cC -\t«H sc >\u2022 co eg inylO-Fjr» C/> GO DOMINION Salvage & Wrecking Co.HKADJ.OFFIOE : No.26, HOSPITAL STREET, Montreal.TH.^^°^.ER^V WRECKING Steamet X Rebef, wuh Vt rec.ing C-bles, Anchors, Steam Pumps, Hydraulic Jacks, Snrf Biuite.w* , y\t» skilled crew of >v reckers and Divers, is stationed, with her LT^Î.*\u2019 ^ Murr»y Bay.rea-iv DAY OR NIGHT, to proceed at once to wiv >cwg«ton.\t\u2022 rv For service on Lower River or oi'ncii-6' \u201c«SwsSS; Li.HERRIMAN,\tJAS.Q.RORS President.\tVice-Pre- F, W HEKSIIAW, .-Y O.P.CHAMPION, June 21,1882.5567 ORNÏUG -CH flews oî t&B City and District.Chess.Xkkivals \u2014There were over 200 arrivals jeistcnUy at the St- Louw Hotel and Ho*sell House.\tRoad Committee has *« di.,^ of .h,« of its foremen.Thcndkk Storm-A thunder stornfac-rrK^«h-V^^>'\u201cSot fOo'clock.it the Hoad Committee (tenders for coal oil lamp service.) Hortioclti ral Kmiibitios.-The annual exhibition of the Quebec HoiJtenltaral So-ciety will be held on the .Wth and 31st August inst.\t/ HacoRiiKR\u2019s CorRT, Yk.stkrdav.\u2014A yono^ man, for drunkenness, was lined Cm and coats or one month.Jean Bedard, fpr druuk-e an ess, was sent to jail for 15 flays.For thk SAikCRNaY.\u2014The steamer \u2018\u2019St.Lawrence,\u201d Capt.Barras, will leave the^ St.Andrew\u2019s wharf to-morrow morning, at 7.30.lor Ha ! Ha ! Bay and way ports.\u2014See advfc.Beautiful Hair in one of .the most striking and niosning of chAracton^tics aod can obtained by the use of the Cingalese Hair Be stores.Sold at 50 cents i*r batle by all drag-gists.\th** .A Church Struck by LniHrsixt.\u2014 During the last thunder storm the church o.St.Francis, near St.Thomas, Montmagny, was struck by lightning.Not more than ?100 of damage was caused.Thb Lems Drowshm* Case.\u2014The body of young William Fortin, drowned the other nighT has not yet been recovered.He was a\u2019wat âve feet in height, fair, with a striped white and blue shirt and grey pants.Burst by Lmursixo.\u2014The bams anti other outbuildings of Mr.George Gibbons, of .Smith\u2019s Falls, have been entirely consumed with the hay contained in them, by fire communicated by lightning.?Beautiful Head of Hair.There ia nothing more pleading in the erternal appearance of women or men than a beautiful head of hair, and it is posa dole for every person to possess it )>?using the long and well-known Cingalese Hair Restorer.Sold at 50 cents per bottle by all druggists.\td4w Pilgrimage.\u2014There will be another pilgrimage to St.Anne, on Sunday, from Sorel by steamer \u2022\u2018Canada.\u201d Miraculous cures of lameness, asthma, and typhoid feveç «,40 the of pilgrims to the shrine of St.Anne, are again reported in the French papers.Accident.\u2014At Cap Bouge a day or two ago a boy named John McDonald, who was on the top of a load of hay, fell to the ground, tae prong of a hay fork running into his breast for some inchei.It is almost a miracle that he was not killed on the spot.Gov.D.W.Meriwether, ex-Governor of New Mexico, and now a member of the Legs» lature of Kentaûky for bw fouciesnth.***a lately said to a reporter in Frankfort By.: I have nsed St.Jacob\u2019s Oil with s 'Undid limits for neuralgia and rheumatic pains.I* alw»y» works well, and gives entire satisfaction.It », indeed, a great remedy.\u201d\t-\t\u2022 \u2022\u2022 j Police Court.Yesterday.\u2014(Before D.Murray, ftw., J.P.)\u2014Judgment was rendered in a case bronght against a notary of St.Koch\u2019s for damaging property, condemning him to pay a fine of $2 and coats, and 15 cts.damages or to be imprisoned for 15 days.A.case of setting bqaor without license, brought by the Corporation of St.Ambroise de la Jeune Loretta, against Onezime Falardeau, was heard and taken tn lUWxrre.\u201c It is necessary during hot weather to avoid beverages likely to heat or stimulate the system.Cocoa, deprived of the superfluous fat, and guaranteed absolutely uure, » a mort soothing, sustaining, and refreshing beverage.Be sure that you get Cadbury\u2019s Cocoa Essence when you ask for it, as imitations are often pushed by shop-keepers for the sake of extra profit.\u201d\tjn26Lnid« of the city police, left town yesterday for Three Rivers to bring back a horse stolen from Charles bourg, which he had traced thither.Horse stealing appears to be a favorite occupation just now, this being the third animal thus missed from Charlesbourg within a few days.To bergt.Harpo belongs the credit of discovering the whereabouts of two of these animals.Recocyition.\u2014The little daughter of Mr.Carbray, M.P.P., who so narrowly escaped being run over on St.Peter street the other day, has handed to Mr.O\u2019Neil, an ^m^oye of Mr.Morgan, merchant tailor, who snatched her from certain death, a pretty gold locket, bearing the inscription \u201cGrace Carbray to Mr.Joe.James O\u2019Neil.Token of gratitude for having saved her life.Quebec, 1st Aug., 1882 \u201d Colonization.\u2014Hon.Mr.Mercier will, on the Itith instant, deliver a lecture on \u201cPatriotism* in the Jacques Cartier Hall, St.Rich\u2019s, under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Marquis of Lome.When the President of St.Jean Baptiste Society of St.Sauveur solicited the Governor-General\u2019s Correspoudenco intended for this column and exchanges, should be addressed \u201cChibs» Editor Morning Chronicle, Qcebec.\u201d Friday, Augnst 11th, 188*2.Problem No.120.H>j M.J.Murphy, Quehrc.Black A (White to play; White.and mate in three moves.) Solution to Problem No.118.1.RR3 4 2.mates accordingly.This problem can also be solved by 1.R kfcs Kt and 2.motes.First Solution received from E.B, G., Montreal.Second solution received from J.F Vànderburg, M.D., Merriton ; A.H.McC.Ontario Chess Association.The following programme of the Problem and Solving Tourney, in connection with this Association, appeared in last Saturday\u2019s Globe.\t.Open to all msmbora of the A isoctation who may have joined by the 15th September, 1882.Any Ontario Chess player may become a member by sending the annual fee (one dollar) to Mr.H.J.Rose, President, To-ronto.Stipulations for Problems\u2014White to play and mate in three moves.Contestants may send not more than three problems, each problem to be headed by a seperate motto, and accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the maker\u2019s name and address.> -\t.'\t.\t\u2022 All compositions to be original, and not hitherto published.\tw, Problems will be published ia Th>: Gfc;ie Qbess column in the order of their reception, and be judged by the following standard :\u2014 Beauty of Idea.-JO points.Economy of Force.20\t* Number of Variations.20\t\u201c.Freedom from Duals.20\t»4V Time for closing of entry list, 31 December.1882.Solutions to be granted points as under :\u2014 For one variation, one point.\tj For each additional requisite valuation of White\u2019s second move, one point.For additional solutions, points will be granted in the same ratio.A drawback of one point will be made for every unsound-proposed solution sent in.Solutions may be sent to the Chess Editor Globe, and will be published two weoiB after the insertion of the problem.Prize Lwr.\u2014Problems.1st.A gold medal.2ad.A set of bone chessmen.3rd.Laws and Practice of Chess, by Staunton & Wrormal(ï.4th.Twelve numbers of the \\.estniinster Papers.\t_ .ôth.Twelve numbers of the BriU HORBE8 SAVED.The live* of thousand* of hordes have been saved during the past year, and the credit is due to \u201cDarleyV Condition Powders aud Arabian Heave Remedy.\u201d This preparation is being exten iVCly used, and exacts from all lie highest praise.Nothing of the kind has ever before been half an uuores^ul or given universal satisfaction ; it carmot be «tin: Wo can confidently recommend it, an advise all who own hornet to keep a supply of it on hand\u2014it may lie the means of saving your horse\u2019s life.;\ti i\t^ Remember the name and see that the s ma-.ore of Hurd & Co.is on each package.Nor fhrop k Lyman, Toronto, Out., Proprietor for Janada.Sold by all Med:cine Dealers.} August ft.1KM.\tJm dAw_ The terrific twinge* endured by r 'eumatinm aro first soothed and in the end permanently relieved by that beneficent annihilator of i>ain and preventive of its return, Thomas'.Ecuec-trio Oil, a combination of nix patent medicinal oils, devoid of alcohol, and consequently non-evaixjrating when applied, economic, became little of it is usually required to p educe the desired effects^ avL the small cost of which isa rendered doubly ifjiràgniticaht by contrast with' the saluttifv toetifuts- -which tit achieves; hf equallV »afd whither taken internally oriex-> cemally, ft spftftg&bte to diseases and irtjntles or horses and cattle, as well as of man, and exterminates tfucat- and lung diseases, catarrh, dysentery, piles, tumors, sores, and a great number of other pi ysical ailments.Bold by medicine dealers everywhere.Prepared only by NORTHROP 4 LYMAN Toronto, Ont.\t_________ July 12.1882,\tfebS-Jm FOR SAtET WILL BE SOLD.BY AUCTION, AT the City of THREE RIVERS, on la a Sure, Pf Ncntout Debilit, vj in cu Lou of Brain Bower, Weakneu, Impotence It repaire Aft IrdeUect, &r Retivret in ail it* stages, Weak Memory.Prostré*ion.Might ; and General Lou of i 'euU, Jicuvonates the Power.Jaded Brain, and \\gor to the Ex-oe of thOSbandk proves it an Invaluable Remedy The Medicine cheapest and best.OrFull particulars in oar pamphlet, which,»edesire to *naii free to any ^Mack's Hagnetlctledléliis fs told by Druggists at BOcts.per box, or 13 boxes for (8, or will be mailed free of postage, on receipt of the Tuesday, the 5th SepteUther ueit, (If not previously disposed of) the following belonging to Estate of B, BENNETT 4 CO., Real Estate, viz.I\u2014\t, , Ln the C:rt of Three Rivers.Loci 1 JSugi Cadastral No.715.The vacant lot forming the corner of Rue du Fleure and St.Antoine Street-, containing six thousand five hundred and twenty-five superficial feet.English measure (6,625).Cadastral No.727.The deep water wharf known as \u201cQuai Gilmour,\" Ruedu Fleure,con-'tabling ten thousand two hundred and, thirty^ iightsuperfi cbd feet Êuglijb mesure Cadastral No.«ml.The lot on Hue du Ffreure with Two Brick Houses, and yard aud Stables in rear, The basement flat of one o those houses is fitted, up as ad Ofioe.- * -Cadastral No.1,635.The large Wooden Frame Bmlding, used to a Curling Riilk, fronting on Deniverville Street, containing thirteen ^thousand and thirty-seven superficial feet, Eng ih measure (13,037).\t.* Cadastral No.769.The vacant let fronting on Hart Street, containing four thousand one hundred and orty superficial feet, English measure (4,140 astral No.2,131.The vacant lot forming corner of Notre Dame and St.Francois vier Streets.Cadastral No.586.The undivided half of a Beach and Deep Water Lot.Beach Lot contains 31,911 sup.ft E.measure.Deep Water Lot \u201c 48,613 do.» do.HEX CUSTOMS'TASIFF! JUST PUBLISHED: CUSTOMS AND EXCISE TARIFF, with List of Warehousing Ports in the Doiin ion, Sterliug Exchange, France, German Rixtnark, aud the Principal Foreign Cur rendes at Canadian Customs value.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A Table of the value of Francs iu English Money.For sale by DAWSON 4 CO.June 19 1882 INK, INK, INK.MESSRS.DAWSON & CO.HA VE JUST RECEIVED \u2022 i.t * Dlfillll\t.I ¦ ' A fall Miipply of the following Inks t BLUE-BLACK WRITING money, by addressing HACKS MAGNETIC MEDICINE CO , ' t Windsor, Ont., Sold in Quebec by LAROCHE 4 CO.j site Post Office, and J, J VELDON, Joseph Street.December 29, 188\tLm-d&w votre soirée.Heard From.\u2014It will be remembered that several days ago, a boy who leased a horse from Mr.Trudel, in St.Roch\u2019s, failed to return him.The police were applied to and telegrams were dispatched in all directions, but nothing was heard of the animal's where-a\u2019xmt* until quite recently, when a dispatch received from Btie St.Paul stated that he was at that place.Mr.Trudel returned from that place yesterday with his horse which had been sold to a farmer for $16.It waa worth $100.The Theatre.\u2014Last night \u201cYouth\u201d was again the attraction at the Skating Rink, when the an dira ce present were very greatly delighted with the admirable performance of the great military drama.To-night this fine company return to,the Music Hall, and will perform the meet amusing comedy ever witnessed here, entitled \u201cThe Guv\u2019nor,\u201d with Mr.Lytell as MaccUsjield, a part m which he has no rival A matinee will be given to-morrow afternoon, when \u201cOur Boys\u201d will be presented, and in the evening Dion RoucieanU\u2019s \u201cShaughraan\u201d will be played.Seats may be secured at Capt Holiweil s.Qcbbecerh in Manitoba.\u2014Mr.Thomaa Waotie has famished the London Free Prem with interesting notes of a trip in Maaitoba.Speaking of the Qu\u2019Appelle valley, ' the writer says:\u2014\u201cOur progress was slow and we made very few miles, camping on ssefrou 2 tp.16, range 4 west, near the junction of the north and south Qu\u2019Appelle trails.Here we found a mail station, located for the benefit of the settlers.While pitching our tent we found to our delight and surprise some old London friends camped dose by.The party consisted of Vi m.McDonald, late of gTd.Sutherland\u2019s dry goods establishment ; Mr.Gilbert Todd, Mr.McKenzie of Nova Scotia, and Mr.Valleau of Quebec.They hail just reached this point, 60 miles from Fort Ellice, which they lett ten days before.Our camp at this point was the pleasantest evening we had enjoyed on our trip, and a sociable and friendly interchange of experiences, opinions and hospitalities took place all around by the cheering camp fire uotil the \u2018wee a ma hoars\u2019 forbade longer intercourse.\u201d WHAT IS LARDINE?Just try R any you will be convinced that it is the only Machine Oil in the market which will wea equal to Castor Oil and yet will not gum or clog your machinery.Farmers, Three ers, and Mill men from all parts ot Ontario can testify as to its merits.It has been victorious at all the great Ex bitions and Industrial Fairs since 1878, carrying off the First Prizes mid Medals in every in itance.Facts sjieak louder «.r, word.-, and the public can find out that the foregoing assertions are trio by trying one aample toi of Lardine, for saki by local dealers, luuhnuiacturai solaly by McUoll 1£&o6.& (>o.f Toronto.For sale in Quebec by F.H.Andrews 4 Son, and Jesse Joseph, junr The following fine game was played in the sixth round of the Vienna Tourney.\u2014(From the Field.) (Centre Gambit.) White.\tBlack.Herr Winawer.\tMr.Tschigoriu.1\tP K4\t1 PK4 2\tP Q 4\t2 P tks P 3\tQ tks P\t3 Q B 3 (a \u2019 4\tQ K 3\t4 Kt Q B 3 5\tKt Q B 3\t5 Kt Q 5 6\tBQ 3\t8 B Q B4r \u2022 7\tQ K Kt 3\t7 K Kb- 2\t.-8,B K B 4\t8KtK 3a/.\tto 9 B K 3\t9 B tks B 10\tQ tks B\t10\tKt K B 5\t(ft) 11\tB B so\t11\tCastle\t1\t» 12\tP K Kt 3\t12 Q Kt K Kt 3 1$ Castles\t13 P Q R 3 14PKB4\t14\tP Q Kt 4 15 PKR4\t15\tP Q Kt 5\t(c) l« Q Kt K 2\t16\tQ K 3 17\tPK R5\t17\tKtR sq\ti 18\tP K R 6 (d)\t18\tKt B 4 19\tQQ B5\t19\tKt tks R\tP («) 20\tQ tks Kt P\t20\tP Q R 4 21\tQQ4\t21\tRQ Kt aq(/) 22\tKt Q B 3\t22 RQKtiP 23\tQ B 5\t23 B Q Kt 2 - 24\tKt B 3\t24 K RQiKbs* 1 25\tP R 3 (g)\t25\tR\ttks\tKt P.\u2018iff K tks R\t26\tB\ttks\tK P dis.ch.27\tB Kt 5 (A)\t27\tB\ttks\tKt 28\tQ tks B P\t23\tR\tK B sq 29KRKso\t29QKKtft\tjn;; 30\tR tks Q P\t30 Q tks K* Kt P j!\u2019 31\tRQ8\t31\tP Kt 3 U) 32\tR tks R ch\t32\tK tks R 33\tR K 8 ch\t33\tResigns.\t1, P J * Notes by C.E.Rankest.(a) If this was played to tempt White to advance the K P, it was too shallow a device for such a contest, for of course the reply would have been Kt Q B 3.We can hardly 1 op pose that Black hài this intention, but in aoy case the sally of the Q to a square where she is a mark for attack is not to be com* mended.)A) At his last move Black should have played P Q 3 instead of exchanging B\u2019s, aud now either Q B 5 or P B 3 seems the beat course.(c)\tPremature, before pursuing his own attack further he ought to provide a good retreat for his Kt by R K sq.(d)\tThe infantry man pursues too far.White would do well to make good first the safety of his own quarters by K Kt sq ; if theu Black played B Kt 2, P Q 4, or P K B 4, the reply would be B Kt 2, followed by Kt Q 4.(*) Q tks K P was the correct move here.(J) Mr.Steinitz says that Herr Winawer pointed out to him the following fine combination iu case Black took the R P.Suppose, 21 Q tks R P, 22 Kt Q B 3, Q R 8 ch (& Q K 3, then B B 4) [Kt Q 5 is better \u2022 still C.É.R.J 23 K Q 2 Q tks P, 24 R Kt sq, Q R 6, 25 Kt Kt 5, U tks P, (if Q R 7, the answer is R BTsti, and if Q K 2, Kt tks P, winning a piece) 26 Kt K 2, Q Kt 3, 27 R K Kt sq and wms the Queen.( and 80, about.i.'.e.St.Flavian South, I Aits Nos.35, 99 and 100.coataining abdut-i 199 St.Louis North, Lota Nos.98,99, 80, 31, 82, 33, 34, 93, 97, 98, containing about.00 Vft Louis South, Eots'Noe.28,72, 97, 9|fe «>EtiJ4üag about.St.Michael North, Lots Nos.1, 2 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 52, 54, 67, 70, 71, 72,\t74, 76, 85, 87 88, 89, containing about.1,140 Bk Michael South, Lota Nos.1,2, 8, 4, 5, 6.7, and 428, 499, 430, 431,\t432, 56, 57, 62, 67, 70, 72, 73.\t78, 481.1,074 Matthew North, all the min- J* ing rights in Lot No.40.Matthew South.Lota Noe.432,\t53, 55, 56, 57, 60, 77, ab\u2019t 890 arpenta.Stephen\u2019s Blue-Black Copying Fluid, giving three copies immediately after writing.Akilyton Copying Ink will furnish aevera perfect and equal copies, no matter how varying or how long the interval, of a powerful and intense black.Dots not act upon the Pen*.Carter\u2019s combined Writing and Copying Ink.David\u2019s Inks.Antolnk\u20198 Violette-Noir, suitable for ordinary Writing and will give one or two perfect Copies.% Red Inks.\u2014Cochrane\u2019s Red Ink, Antoine\u2019s Scarlet Ink will give one copy and can be used with ordinary Steel Pena Perth Ink.\u2014This old Established Ink atill holds its rank as one of the mn»t limpid and non-corrosive of any in the Market.A stock of this Jr>ii in all sizes always on hand.Copying Ink of the same brand for copying only.Ink Pencils, in all varieties.Marking Ink of various makers, and indelible Pencils., Ink Powders.\u2014Todd\u2019s Perth Ink Powders, Lunisden\u2019s British Ink Powders.Ink Paper and Solid Ink, for Travellers\u2014 (soluble in water).Green, Blue, Violet, Y ollow and other tints.SW Liraogram Ink.\u2014Red and Black.'CE COOP\" BU1LD1HC LOTS FOR SAIL Houses and Business Stands for Sale or to Let.ODERATE RENTS TO DESIR able tenants.Moderate prices and ea terms of payment to desirable purchasers.A large amount oi Good Storage to Let.-\t\u2022 Apply to\tJOHN HEARN, 15.Sault-au-Matelot St, June 10, 1882.__________janlS-Lm House to Let, -;,:1/'\\N MAPLE AVENUE, IN :xj Burroughs\u2019 Block, at_ present CAPITAL, - - «£2,000,000 STG Immense Reserve Fund.Unlimited Liability to Shareholders.Absolute Security to Assured.Insurances taken at current rates.Policies issued here.Losses promptly paid.0.P.CHAMPION.SUtoT * COmrOBT TO THE aOTTK&XNO.\u2022\u2022 Bnwn'B Household Panacea \u201d bas no equal fie relieving pain, bo*b internal and external.It oorea Pwa in the Side, Back or Bowels, 8 're Tiria-,.Rheumatism, Toothache Lumoago and \u2022ay kind of a Pun or Ache.\u201cIt willmoetsuce yqmcfcmtbe B cod and Heal, aa its acting po-vor is wonderful.\"Brown'sHousehold Panacea,\" being aextsow Lodged aa the great Pain Raliever, and of double toe stroogth of any otrisr Elixir or lammeet ia toe worWI, *b«ild bi in every family handy for oae when wanted, as it really is tire best remedy i i the world for Cramps in toe Stomach, and Pains and Achea of all >ind*, and is for sale by ail Drug, goto at 26 cento a bottle.* January 31.1883\tLm-34w MOTHERS ! MOTHERS 11 MOTHERS ! ! ! Are you dJrtortoed at night and bi o ton in tout rest by a sick child suffering and cryma , Hto the exonuEtoreg SYRUP.It wül relieve the poo* little sufferer immediatoiy-uep^d upon it there is no mistake about it There Toot a mother on earth who has ever used it w^Twill not tell you at late the bowelt, and give rest to the mother, and ¦alief and health to the ehild, operating like ougic.It is perfectly safe to ose m all oases.^Tplearent totbs tarte, and is the prescription Moi Mthe oldest and bert female physicians a ad nureas in tba United 8 tales.Sold every where at 25 rents a bottle.January 3L 18^*» 1 W HITE.Herr Winawer.(A) K B sq would lend only to equality, whereas this wins.Obviously Black cannot now play P Q B 3 on account of Kt Kt 5.(i) Leaving himself open for a mate.Kt Kt 3 would have prolonged the game, but White of course must win, barring accidenta.\u2014British Chess Magazine.Lm dAi For Infants St Invalida, 1, hum-* **-\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*'\u2014'\u2014\u2014«-* BSsrwarJs wooiatca s «*-«\u2022< J uly 14, 160\u2018i, Fm*cod4 Sheriff haled in tne District of Quebec.MONTH OF ÀÜGC8T.Regina vs.Celina Dumas\u2014A land contain-ing about 225 perche* in superficies, situate in the parish of St.Henri, St.Felix concession, enclosed in No.692 east section of the seigniory of Lauzon, with a Hour mill thereon erected, its machinery and apparatus.To be soid at the chnrch door of 8t.Fenri, on the 11th of August, at ten o\u2019clock in the morning, FOR THE BES AddrvM SCOTT & CO., MONTREAL, QUEBEC.July 17, 1882.\tAmco-dAw _______^inSTIMwl lUSJU'l All the People of the Dominion of Canada are Concerned.\u2014 Here are some more of the many hundreds, who have bdan^eïïed ffl pose of binding the members to' assit other, when, inconsequence of an accident or otherwise, the prui>erty entrusted to the charra of any of the Members of the Ausrxnatso&iS.na danger of being lost, the following ÏA OF PRICES has been adopted, wbiclvi no case, be deviated from î\u2014\t^ Towing Oak from Indian C \"\t~ River St.Charles, 20 < ing from North or South Saia, i5 ( load.Between Victoria Cove «md LafffK ALL KINDS OF FRUIT 1 crossing the St.Lrerrew*.\t* load.F rom Victoria Oeva to J Square Pine, Rl*» sad Ash, < tween New Liverpool and, intermediate places, 124 Board Pine, 2 rents extra fmn Sleepers, same price as Board P' Towing Birch, Walnut, Hickory, Mapi ry, Sawed Oak, and Short Ash, per load.CONSTANTLY ON HAND m AND 6,11 J.\t^ Pleat e mention where yon sew this advert» ment.July 1, 1882, InovtO-fl Assam.Sonchong and Congous.Pekoe, Orange Pekoe, Flowery Pekoe.And other at usual Low Special Prices.Varities of Choice TEAS Remember the address,\u2014 .iv-.\t,0im| IU { i'.'ChJ.NEW MAP -OF THE\u2014 Dominion of Canada -BY- W.& A.K.JOHNSTON.doat.jB&vi-.{.JvM dra.ob oG ob it.! Li 0 O 01 0\t¦¦¦¦¦-\t, 10 - -nmH -tiw-i Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER buK at mouth of Cap Rouge HivMocjMKl ,i.>i' line with the only other DrewjWatar Pi* there, IS SUBMRkG ED AT ABOUT BAAS\u2019 TIDE, and that the position u show» toy A GREEN BUOY.' CAP KOVOB PIER AED WHÀRP A .-'O May 8\t-\t.\t.- 1 OuL iwi Jaamiri \u2018ClDLPHO IKE OTIC*.*\u2014-A fo Means ol CURING SKIN D There is scarcely any eruption but will *8ulpboline\u201d in a few days, and oair fade away even if it seems part cure, pimples redness, blotches, scurf, 1 vanish ae if by magic ; whilst old.\u2022kin disorders, that have plagued * for years, however deeply wted w \u201cSulpboime\u201d will successfully attack destroys the animalcul» which cause sightly, ixritabls, pamfnl affection* * produore a clear, healthy, natural * toe skin.\u201cSulpholine\u2019 Lotion is ChemaU.Bottire.2s.9d.Made by J, 4 Ob.,London, England.\tI .acsgfciT fcliV.^ !\t*7 \u2019.i -j 00.\u2014-.\u2019JiflkuLL zou .nk iaial DIPPER'S QUnDfS an4 JR^rtOlpC rooret ud develops* the nervom MWPEire, W» riches ths biood, promotes appstotSi^iiisyyta a*, languor and depression, fortifies the digS9V9[m.organs.Is a specific remedy ire T Ipinal Affections Fatigue in alight vet 50 pills by >*vrei mail.1,1881, T Jm-d4w -5 FULLY MATURED Wmuék1 -\t___ le-\t1 Bra, Fresh Roastei or Gmfi !, PURE JAMAICA GROUND COFFEE' 25cts.EXTRA CHOICE COFFEE,.SOct*.MATTER\u2019S MIXTURE (unsurpassed).35cts.Frenh Aoaated anct* Ground on the premise* every morning.Unwound lo.per lb less than the above quoted prices.Remember the address,\u2014 TEA AND COFFEE DEPOT 22, FABRIQUE STREETJ -A.WA.TTEK-S Jane 18,1882, mm,joo w^r.u * On Lièvre River :\u2014 liioense No.15, containing 50 miles.M \u201c 16, do.46\t\u2022\u2022 \u2014\u2014.96 sqr.miles On Rouge River :\u2014 License No.25, containing 60 miles, \u201c\t\u201c\t26, do.47\t\u201c .y* \u2022\u2022 27, do.81\t\u201c \u201c 28,\tdo.\t42\t\u201c :arf\u2018 \u201c 29, do.24\t\" r »\t-194 sqr.mile On St.Maurice River :\u2014 License No.13, Rear St.Maurice, 25-mile 1 \u201c\t\u201c 14,\tdo.\t40\t\u201c Letter C,\tdo.\t\u2018PS\t\u2022* D,\tdo.\t42\t\u201c E,\tdo.\t60\t\u201c No.l,|North Rear Flamand, 26\t\u201c \u2018'2, do.do.50\t\u201c \" 2, South Ma.nouan, 44\t\u201c miles On Batiscan Rdver License No,\t4, North.J 50 \u201c\t\u201c\t5, do.\t50\t\u201c *'\t\u201c\t4, South, 50\t' \u201c\t,4\t5,\tdo.\tno\t.*\u2022 \u201c\t:\u2022\t«.*\u2022 iihi*^; \u201c\t-\t1, South River Pierre, 26\t\u201c \u201c\t\u2022\u2022\t2,\tdo.\t5p\t\u2022 \u201c\t\" 3, do.wWffV .\u201c\t\u201c 2, North River ' Pierre, 46\t\u201c \u201c\tH\t8,\tdo.\t50\t\u201c -472 eqr.miles 1,329 squrtre miles.FARMS, &o.The Rapid Lake Farm, on one of the Jean des Terres Limits, consisting of one thouaand \u2022créa (1,000) with Dwelling House, Ban is, Stables, Hay Sheds, Workshop, Stoarehous e 4c., 4c,, thereon.Maniwaki, or Desert Village.Property used' as a Depot, with Dwelling House, Stores, Stables, 4c., 4c., thereon.Northfield Farm, in Townships of Wright and Boucbette, constata of eighteen hundred acres of land, with Dwelling Hou are, Stores, Stables, 4c., 4c., thereon.Desalaberry Farm, in Township of Desala berry, Co.of Argenteuil, consists of two hundred and eighty-eight and one-quarter acres M land (288^) with Dwelling House, P ifuns, Stores, Stables, 4c., thereon.Rat River and Grande Anse F «me, on the River St.Maurice, with Dwe Uàqg House, Stores, Stables, Barns, 4c., 4c., thereon, con- irting of : 806 Acres in Township of Bo- acker G\u2019rande Ansa.1,059 \u201c in\tdo.\tof C arignao, 1,972 \u201c in\tdo.\tof T Aircotte.3,837 Acres.GREAT TEA DEPOT, 22, FABRIQUE STREET, A WATTERS.Jane 13, 1882.THB GREATEST WCÜDER OF M0DER1I TIMES ! an .\t.9.011 «t.IOJ 1' HOLLO PILLS & 01 T aiase 80 rm 02.HE8E CELEBRATED MAP PUBLISH; ers have just published a magnificent new Map of the Dominion and Newfoundland, shewing the entire Territory from the Atlantic to the Pacific.The most recent Mai» and Publications of the Government wefe kindly Slaoed at Messrs: Johnston\u2019s disposal by the urveyor General at Ottawa, thus enabling them to shew ail the newest features of the great North-West.For eale.by DAWSON *COO.dune 12, 1882,\t\u2022 ^ y ' ' ague, indigestion, fevers of affections, and-in wasting d tendenciee, Ac.The whole f yPrepre tenedL.jd.aSn< Bottte, 22dosas, 4s.idj nrebM y OhemtaU \u2022varywhartt Thmreiil m Bedford Laboratory, London, «K tendeccioe, vigorated by tire brigkti strengthened.Sold by GhemtaU ^Sare^Bwvn U wo, effort iw stroogl; ATS NT.All further information a' tvo.% there prcjpertics can be obtained on applica Mon to SAM\u2019L.J.BENNETT.1 /!\tU A St.Peter ?ueet.May 22, 1982, J parity the Blood, correct of the UVER STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS «They invigorate and restore to health DebiUiatsd.Constitutions and are invaluable in all Complaints ncl-dental to Female* pf all age*.For Children and tha aged they are prioeleea THE OINTMENT ¦ an infallible remedy for.Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wound*, Sore* *nd Ulore* It is famous for Gout and Rheumatism, FOpf SORE* THBOAT^W^K^IS COUGHS, OOL^^LANDULAR and all Skin Diseases it h*i V rival M\u2018nQ™iv%i^iiriLiirrii0 BBS, OXFORD STREET, and sold at J*.IJd., 8s.9d., 4a.6d., Hi 99m and 33s.each Box and Pot, eSLi at 36 cents 90 cent., and $1.60 -s?\u2019 tha Latte ea to# Pot* and Boss*.II to* .IdreM ta not «St, Oxford «treat, oadon w are spurious.Vhe Trade Mark* of my said Medicine are i^gistered in Ottawa, and also a W\u201cs£££\u2018 THOMAS HOLLOWAY] 633.Oxfor* Street, London, Sept.kS80.Pee mbav _________ bn> ______ W.W.SiHARPE &.CO PUBLISHERS\u2019 AGENTS No.26, Park Row, New Tork, Are authorised to contract fre advertising ia oat pepre.y»- .a-» .\u2014 \u20221 and In T?.Tmvr O'VEXD.I HE OFFICE OF THE DAILY ETESID MEM .,.tyun '.i0nr