Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 26 avril 1883, jeudi 26 avril 1883

[" \u2014¦ COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL., XXXVII QUEBEC, THURSDAY.APRIL 26.1883.No 13431 AFTERNOON.Gran4 Trunk Railway Schemes ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN FISHERY EXHIBITS.THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR\u2019S CLEMENCY.aud Slide\u2014The Murder of the Brothers\u2014Sundays Cyclone\u2014Crime, &c.FIRE AT ST.ROMUALD.FATAL ACCIDENT\u2014VICEREGAL\u2014THE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE, ETC., ETC., ETC.Lowdox, April 25\u2014The Grand Trunk Railway Director* have issued circulars to the proprietors of the road denouncing the scheme which they matured for the separation of the contingent rights from the guaranteed rights of the Great Western ordinary shares.They suggest the formation of a trust consisting of the President and two directors of the Grand Trunk.The Western shares will be transferred to trustees who shall issue in exchange certificates representing the rights of the shareholders to three per cent guaranteed, also certificates representing further rights under the deed of union.The proprietors are asked to express an opinion upon the scheme.The Canadian exhibits for the International Fishery Exhibition bare arrived per steamer .VNewbeld,\u201d and are being transferred from the steamer to Kensington.Tbe Newfoundland exhibits have also arrived.Much work in painting and decoration still remains to be done in all the departments.The arrangements are still incomplete, and there is a rumour current to-day that the opening in May will be nostpored.Prince Battcgany, a well known patron of the turf and owner of a number of race horses, died'this afternoon on the Newmarket track.Bclcradk, April 25\u2014Helen Marcovitch, who attempted to shoos the King and subsequently tried to commit suicide, has been sentenced to death.St.PcrutSBCKO, April 25\u2014It is reported the Czar has decided to commute the sentence of all Nihilists now in prison under sentence of death, and pardon a large number of others.EUROPEAN.Serious La> Explosion in a Paris Theatre.DISCHARGE OF THE DEFENDANTS IN THE \u201cFREE THINKER'' SUIT.UNITED STATES MINISTER SARGENTS POSITION.Germany and the Vatican.THE DEFEAT OF THE TURKS THE YEMEN ARABS.BY Mining Disaster in France.Missing Explorers Going West\u2014A Brutal Murder\u2014Alco»t\u2019s Illness\u2014A Wife Beater Punished\u2014 Tlia Late Cyclone, Etc., Etc.Attack and Retreat of Mexican Rebels.GREAT Bill TAIN.AM KKMJlft .Gaiusoxs, N.Y., April 25\u2014Three hundred feet of the West Shore track at Hampton Point slid into the river yesterday and disappeared.Wasuixotox, Abril 25\u2014Mr.Frelinghuysen has prepared a reply to Lord G ran ville\u2019a last despatch on the CUyton-Balmer treaty, but refuses to make it public.In the Cabinet meeting yesterday, there was some talk regarding the operations of dynamiters in this country.It is said a hypothetical question was framed and dis- C&se City, Dakota, April 25\u2014It is stated that tbe Ward brothers who were found murdered in the shanty jumped the claim belonging to one Bell.Beil, with twenty friends, surrounded the shanty and fired into it,killiog the Wards.Several amsts veto made.There are threats of lynching.Nstw York, April 25\u2014Despatches from Mississippi, Georgia and South Carolina show that over 250 lives wore lost by Sunday\u2019sstorm sod nearly 1,000 person* injured, some fatally, many seriously.At Beauregard and We* «on.Miss., the loss is about 8300,000.Near Ho-henlinden.Miss., thirty people were kilLd, and in the vicinity of Pine Bluff seventeen.The bouses of thirty colored families at Aberdeen, Miss., were swept away l five persons killed and twenty-five wounded.'The jail has been coaverted into a hospital.On Flint River, Ga., a boat with six negroes swamped and all were drowned.On Putney\u2019s plantation, Ga., five persons were killed and eighteen wounded.Hailstones four inches in diameter fell in some places.The Griffin and Carrollton railway was damaged to tbe extent of 810,000.On Woodruff's plantation.Woodruff's wife, babe aud five other children were killed.The cyclone cut clear the swath wherever it touched, and the destruction of crops and property of all kinds was widespread.John R.Waller, broker and ex-Commodore of the N.Y.Yacht Club, has been killed in New Mexico by being thrown oat of a Loxtnx, April 25\u2014The offers relative to emigration from Ireland which Lord Car-lingtord referred to in the House of Lords Monday, are from the Canadian Pacific Railway and Land Cos.inteicated in opening up the Canadian North-West.Their proposal is to settle 5,600 families, imtnbering 25,000 persons, on Government lands, under homestead laws which give each family 160 acres free.The promoters of the senerae would become security for £1,000.000 to be advanced, interest free, by Great Britain, for 15 years, to be devoted to loans sufficient to start each family, or they would 1 ecome security for £2,*000,000, with which they would relieve the crowded districts if Ire-ami of 60,000 persons.In the case |oi Ramsay, the proprietor of the-/>re 7 hinktr, and Foot, editor, charged with publishing blasphemous libels, the jury disagreed and the prisoners were discharge 1.«PiîOïii.st.josh, s.a St.Junx, N.B., April 25.\u2014At the 16th annual convocation of the N.B.Masonic Grand Lodge, in this city, Wm.F.Bunting, of St.John, was elected Oirand Master and E J Wetmore, of St.John, was elected Grand Secretary.Snow fell for several hours to-day but quickly melted.SPECIAL PROM TORUHTO.^Toronto, April 25\u2014The stock market this morning was dull ; there was no speculative demand and prices iu many instances eased off a fraction.An order was granted to-day in Chancery Chambers setting forth that Allen (the bogus Lord Cantyre) should give $1,000 security for the costs of the action brought by him against Mr.Richards, the guardian of MissChaffey.If this order is not set aside it will likely settle the action.A petition has been presented.Mayor Boswell, the City Solicitor, and the aldermen who went to Ottawa in the matter of the Esplanade Bill, arrived back in the city to-day at noon.The general feeling is iu futee to grant no farther favours to the Grand Trunk and to exact the last pound of flesh from it.Wallace Smith, Bucket-shop 1< lemming\u2019s Chicago counsel, left again last night for the East on business connected with the much capiased prisoner.At list Buckshop Flemming has bid farewell to Toronto jail : his Chicago friends have been manœuvring to effect this move for somo\u201ctime past, they being of the opinion that his chances for liberty were much better iu Montreal, where be is more wanted than in this city.To-day the final move was made, the capiases were removed and Flemming, in charge of Detective Fahey of Montreal, left to-night for that city.The capiases were paid under protest.Flemming was accompanied by his sister and a couple of friends.The Hit was just made in time, as a number of 6o«a^*de Ontario victims were ready and waiting to pounce down on Flemming with a score or moré of capiasc s.S3ÎSH TROUBUS Another Disiigrccincnt of tli:* Jury in Kelly\u2019s Ease.SENS A TI0NAL ST A TEMENTS THE INFORMER CAREY.OF OPENING OF THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.GRAND TRUNK RAHWAY.1 * ;pHiïiTf! Intercolonial Railway.C O M M E N 0 I N u:i Hondaj, October Sod, 1882.The Dynamite Conspirators.F R Aft CE.Paris, April 25\u2014There wa« an explosion of gas to-night in a green room of the Ambigu Theatre while a performance was being given.Twenty persons were injured.The noise did not reacn the audience, who dispersed quietly, it being represented that one of the principal actors had taken ill.In the Senate to-day, the Committee on Finance reported favorably on the bill providing for tbe conversion of 5 per cent, rentes into 44\u2019s- Calais, April 25\u2014There was an explosion to-day in a miue at Besscges.Nine bodies have been recovered.At the roll call after the explosion 127 miners failed to answer their names.It is feared there are many victims.AUSTRIA.Vussa, April 25.\u2014The bakers\u2019 stake is at an end.A se.tlemont was effoctad with the strikers.RUSSIA.St.PrrERSiiLRii, April 25.\u2014Several officers and soldiers suspected if being coocetned in nihilist operations have suicided.GERMANY.wagon.Dwis ight, who was arrested in Tenneaee, was jailed here yesterday, charged with robbing the N.J.Central Railway of $12,000.Tom Lee, tbe CBinese deputy Sneriff, has been dismissed, charges being made that he has been collecting weekly suais from Chinese gambling dens for their protection.He is mid to be worth $100,000.The matter will be submitted to the Grand Jury.A Committee of Pbysicians yesterday visited four lepers on Blackwell\u2019s Island.They are' unanimous in opinion that a Lazaretto should be established.Frank Larkin, a member of the Baltimore Base Ball Club, living in Williamsburg, yesterday shot his wife in a drunken craze.He then cat hi* own throat.Both are in a critical condition.He also shot a policeman who attempted to arrest him.CANADIAN.St.Romcald, April 25.\u2014A house belonging to F.Villeneuve, Architect, occupied as a ¦tore and dwelling house by the owner, was burned down last night ; loss partly covered by insurance.Montreal, April 25.\u2014Charles Chappet, tbe architect who fell down an elevator ia the Ottawa Hotel block here, died last night from his injuries.The Shamrock Lac roes Club intend sending \u2022 team to England in 1884.The stock market was steady but dull this nornlng.Ottawa, April 25.\u2014The Supreme Court will hold a special session on Monday for delivery of judgments.Tbe Governor General and Princess Louise last night held a reception from 9 to 11 o\u2019clock, whioh war largely attended.la the report of Marine and Fisheries Department, for 1882, referencies made to the advantage which the Meteorological Service fa bow ooeastoning to people of tbe Maritime Provinces.The forecast of the weather being now made at midnight fa a recognizable improvement; forecast are issued to the pab.fe in the early morning where under previous conditions they could not reach Nova Scotia till noon or later.Mr.Carpmael, the Superintendent of the Service, in his report, pays a compliment to the telegraph service in this connection as nnder : \u201c My thanks are justly due to Mr.Dwight, General Manager of the G.N.W.Telegraph Co., for the liberality whieh he has shown in making these arrangements ; bat for which I ahoald have been unable,with the grant at my disposal, to have increased tbe usefulness of the service ia this direction.\u201d - Toronto, April 25.\u2014George Johnson, from Ottawa, was arrested on a charge of vagrancy.He was acting in a strange manner by jumping oa and off the trains on the Esplanade.Nearly $400 were found on him.During the past twelve years $332,641 have been expended in enlarging, altering and repairing the city public schools.Twelve years ago there were only 61 teachers employed, and now they are 187.The body of an unknown man was found mutilated on tbe railway track near Lambton Mills.Nothing was found on his person by which he could do identified.Bkrlix, April 25\u2014The National Z-Uuug says the position of Mr.Sargent, U.S.Minister, is considered shaken in diplomatic circles in consequence of his letter to tne Secretary of State on the subject of the importation of pork to Germany.The North G*rmm ({.mitt says :\u2014The ass of werk now before the Ministry ia beyond the power of the existing staff to perform.Behlix, April 25.\u2014Bismarck has appointed aGermau Consul at Tama tare asked and the Federal Council to approve a commercial treaty with Madagascar.Af ter a six hours\u2019 debate Windhort\u2019s motion was rejected.The conservative motion expressing hope that the Government would, when negotiaiious with the Vatican made it appear advisable, proceed to make au organic revision of the May laws, was adopted despite Vongossler\u2019s declaration that the motion tended to prejudice diplomatic action.Tbe Polish portion of the Progressist and Secessionist members of the Reichstag will support the motion of Herr Windhorst for tbe removal of the restrictions on saying Mass.The position of the Minister of War is considered shaken.Windhorst\u2019s motion was discussed in the Chamber to-day.Von Gesaler dwelt upon the conciliatory disposition of the Government, which the motion tended to impede.The wishes of the Government were in harmony with the motion, although there were differences regarding details.It is said Prussia's answer to the Vatican declares that certain penal clauses of the objectionable laws will be abolished if the Vatican consents to give Prussia notice of ap-potataantib SPEGIiL r&UH U'Cl'AWi.Ottawa, April 25\u2014The following is a list of the cases in which judgments will probably be given at the special session of this Court, on Monday neat, at 11 a.m.:\u2014The Queen vs.McLeod, the Queen vs.Stewart, the Queen vs.Holiwell, the Queen vs.Morphy eJ a/, the Queen vs.Macdonald, Bain vs.the city of Montreal, Harrington vs.Corse, Bank of Toronto vs.Perkins rt al.Grand Trunk Railway vs.Wilson, V.Lindon vs.Canadian Shipping Co., Giraldi e( al vs.La Binqne Jacques Cartier, Shaw vs.St.Louis, Canada Central Railway Co.vs.Murray a/, Shields Peak et at, Anderson et al vs.Jellet, the Queen vs.Smith et aJ, Berlioyuet et al vs.the Queen, McFadden va Hall, Edwards vs.\"St.John étal, Queddy & C.Boom Co.et al vs.Davidson, The usual weekly Manitoba special left the Union Station at 11 o'clock this morning.It was about the largest special that has left this season.The regular train whs taken to Rrockvilie, where the special was made up.There were about fifty parties from this city who took passage, besides a largo number of leople from the North and others, who will ward the train at different stations between here and Brockville.The cars wf settlers\u2019 eilecta leaving here numbered seven.Mr.A.W.Ross, M.P., this morning received the following telegram from Winnipeg :\u2014Winnipeg, April 25th, 1883.\u2014A three-pound brick of gold from the Consolidated Mine reached here this morning.Another from the Argyle Mine will arrive or Monday.Both mines are working well and success is assured.There is great excitement in Winnipeg.This morning His Lordship the Bishop of Ontario ordained five iriests and two deacons in the presence of a large number of clergymen and others asssmbied in St.Alban\u2019s Church.The following are the names of those who took holy orders :\u2014Deacons\u2014 Lawrence C.Lee and Charles E.8.Radclif ; Priests\u2014Samuel Daw.Robert M.Jones, Alfred W.McKay, Edward Pick and Cnarles E Bliss.The candidates were presented by the Rev.Canon Bleasel, of Trenton River ; W.Forsyth, of Pembroke, preached the sermon.The litany was sung by the Venerable Archdeacon Jones.After the ordination of the candidates Holy Communion was partaken of ; the service was mostly choral and was very impressive.TURKEY.Constantinople, April 25\u2014The Turks have almost been annihilated by the Arabs in Yemen.A large force will be immediately sent there.UNITED STATES.Era's COOOA.\u2014G1ATWCL AND GOMFOBTIXO \u2014\u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and\tand by a careful application of tbs fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Sppe has provided oar breakfast tables with a dsheateiy flavoured Devenue which may save as Btaay heavy doctors' Dills.It is by the JndfaMos nee of such articles of diet that a con stfanSioo may be gradually built up anti1 strong SDoush to resfat every tendency to disease.Hoaoreds of sobtis mauv'fav are floating around ta ready to attack wheraver there is a weak St.We may escape many a fatal shaft by ing oarsaives well fortified with pure blood a properly nooriahed frame.\u201d\u2014(Arif Service \u2014Made simply with boiling water or k.Sold only in Packets and Tins and \u2018k by Grocers, lab«a«d\u2014\u201cJams Era k Co.ipashie Chemists.London, Eng.\u201d\u2014Also i of Epps's Chocolate Essence.Wt#at-40w-dftw Albuquerque, N.M., April 25.\u2014Prof.A F.Boucher, of the American Archeological Institute, S.F.Balder, of Tncson, and Mexican, have been captures in Sonora by the Apacnes and taken into the mountains doubtlecs they have been murdered.iu us lest words spoken or actions takcu in our convention might compromise him.Such statements arc pure falsehoods.Mr.Paruell knows the loyalty of his Americau allies.He does not and need not fear them.Ou motion of P.A.Collins, the temporary organization was made permanent.Mr.Flitley, of Boston, moved the appointment of a Committee on Credeutials, each State ami Territory represented to elect its own Committee man.After several other motions to appoint committees on rules ami resolutions aud all others to audit the Treasurer\u2019s accouuts were decided out of order, amid muck confusion Mr.Flatley\u2019a motion was earned.A Comnrittoe was then constituted and the Convention took recess till 2 30.; when it re assembled the Committee on Resolutious were in session.Mis.Paruell eutered the hall shortly after 2.30, and was greeted warmly, all present rising and cheering.Messrs.Mooney and Egan escorted her to tho stage, and she was introduced as the mother ot tho groat Irish leader.She will make, no public address.There are about 600 delegates in the Convention.Daring the recess a despatch purporting to come from the Pope created amusement among those on the stage ; it was generally received asahoax.It threatened to excommunicate any Irish Catholic attacking England's liberality to all religions.Dublin, April 25.\u2014In Fagan's trial, two compositors swore they saw Fagan iu Pha'uix Park, ou May 0:h.CoUK, April 25\u2014Fcatherstonc and O\u2019Her-Hhy, charged with being implicated in the dynamite conspiracy, will be taken to Liverpool on Tiiuisday, where they will be tried together with Devoy, who is in custody ou a similar charge.Dcbllin, Aprii 2,5\u2014At the meeting of the National League to-day there was a small attendance.Mr.Harrington, M.P.for West Weath, made an exciting speech.gCanada is once more distinguished by the talent of one of her children, Misss Jones, ot Halifax, daughter of a former Dominion Minister, having had two of her paintings accepted by the Paris Salon, in a competiiion where in five thousand out of eight thousand pic turos were rejected.Poetry, music, painting have all yielded honors to young Canadians in the world\u2019s fashionable centre within late years.\u2014Montreal Witness.MEXICO.totanbsri&UI Mattamora», April 25.\u2014 At Chiantis, Mexico, revolutionists under Ramierez, at tacksd the muoicipal guard, released all the prisoners, burned the archives, robbed the houses, killed four guards and wounded four others.Eight revoUtfanista were killed ; they then retreated.SPOmiNG NEWS.TURF.London, April 25\u2014In the race for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes at Newmarket to-aay, \u201cGalliard*\u2019 won ; \u201cGoldfield\u201d second aud \u201cPriuco\u201d third.THE RING.New Yore, April 25\u2014Mace and Slade pugilists, sailed for Uogland yesterday.Watkrtord, N.Y., April25\u2014John Powers, of Troy, aua Th imas Atkinson, ol Sarato, fought a prize fight near here last night, $200 a side.Powers won easily in five rounds Atkiuson was badly punished.Warrants were issued for the spectators.Five Troy policemen witnessed the fight.Au Indiana clergyman rode ou honisback distance of six miles to marry a couple.As he was startkg for home a coin was given him When he got home he looked at it, and it was an old-fashioned copper cent.The next morning the groom appeared at his door, and having explained with considerable embarrassment how the annoying mistake had been made, took back the eent and handed the clergyman a quarter.STOTESAÎSrO 2TE W3 A Canadian Artist; ÜOING WEST.ILOffA.M.~Mixed Tran for Richmond, Mortreal, Sherbrooke, Island Pond, and all Local Station.,8.45 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and mints East West, Sinth-West and North Wert.GOING) EAST.I-oaving Montreal.Arriving at Point Levi.Mixed loaves Richmond.Arrivirg at Point Levi.Mixed loaves Kichmond.Arriving at Point Levi.10.00 P.M.6.50 A.M.9 SO A.M.8.00 P.M.12.45 P.M 6.45 \\M.JOSEPH HICKSON.Goneral Managei.Montreal, October 2nd, 188 ,1] October 4 1832.18852 Winter Arrangement.1883 ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 4th December, tho Trains will nm daily, (Sunday excepted) as follows ;\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.Quebec Time.Railway Tim.EXPRESS for Halifax and St.John.8.10 A.M.7.55 A.M.ACCOMMODATION and MAIL.11.20 « 11.06 11 FREIGHT.7.00 P.M.6.45 P.M.Will Arrive at Point Levis* Quebec Tims.Railway Taut EXPRESSfrom Halifax and St.John.8.20P.M.8.05P.M.ACCOMMODATION and MAIL.2.16 \u201c 2.C0 \u201c FREIGHT.6.25 A.M.5.I0A.M.Oanadian Pacific Railway EASTERN DIVISION.TBE ONLY FAST LINE.THE ONLY DIRECT LINE, The Penman Car leaving Point Levis on Tuesday, ^hurrday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.D.POTTTNGER, Chief Superintendent^ \u2022 Railway Office, Moncton, N B., 1 28th November, 1882.\t/ December 2,1882.ONLY THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS LINES O T T A.-W A.The Capital of the Dominion, And the Great Lumbkh Upper Ottaw Countbt ON K.vxi».THL Win SHORE Railway.Elegant ami Luxurious Parlor Care on all Day Express Trains, and P-illinan Sleeping Oars on Nivh Trains MONDAY, MPTEMBER 25tfl, 1882, TRAINS LEA VS MONTREAL.8.30 a.m.\u2014Morning Express with Parlor Car attached foi Caledonia Springs, Ottawa, Pembroke, Mattawa, and all iutorm diate Stations 5.40 p.m.\u2014Evening Express with Parlor Car attached for Ottawa, Brockville, and all ixiints West.Parlor Car to Ottawa, and Pullman Sleeping Car to Brockville, Toronto, Dotioit and Chi rat,\"'.6 00 p.m \u2014Accommodation Train for S Rose.St.Jerome, St.Lin, and all the other fashionable suburban summer resorts East of St.Jerome.The time given above, leaving M .itreal, U from Hochelaga Depot.Ten minute* later from Mile Ena.For Tickets, Rates Seats in Parlor Cars and all information regardiug passenger business apply at the Company\u2019s City Ticxot Office, XW 103 St.James Street.GEO.W.HIBBARD, Aitt.Gen.Pass.Ayt.W.C.VAN HORN* ARCHER BAKER Gen.Manager.\tGen.Suptj Montreal, June 1, 1882.July 29 18T>\t*\"\tLtn Leave Montreal for Quebec.A rrivc at Quebec.Leave Quebac for Montreal Arrive at Montreal.Leave Montreal f.r St.h'elix do Valois.A trite St.Felix de Valois L >avo St.Felix de Valois for Mon- troel.Arrive at Montreal.B QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.c IOMMENOING MONDAY, DECEMBER llth, 1*82 Tiains will run as follows :\u2014 Lea\\ o Sherbrooke for Boanoo Jet.Levis and Quebec.Arrive Beauce Jet.\u201c lie vis.\u201c Quebec Ferry.Leave Quebec for Beance Jet., Sherbrooke, and New England points-.\u201c Ferry.41 l/evis.Arrive Bounce Jet.Leave Beauce Jet.Arrive Sherbrooke.Leave Levis for St.Joseph.I Arrive St.Joseph.' Leave St.Joseph for Levis.Arrive Levis.Quebec Central Railway.AN ALLEGED SLANDER REFUTED.As recorded in last Monday's Chronicle, a statement has been made by the Canadien that the Quebec Central Railway Company is interested iu the failure of Messrs.Cooper.Hall k Co., of Loudon, its financial agents in England, to the extent of $250,000.We are happy to state that we are now in a position to give an unqualified contradiction to the statement, on the authority of no less a party than the General Manager of the road, who is taking the necessary means to obtain the authority for its pbbbc&tion.Express 8.20 am 1.05 pm 8.10 \" 3 30 \" Mixed.12.30 am 1.00 PM 2.45 \u2022' 8.00 \u201c 7.15 ** 7.00 am 3.45 pm 7.50 am 8.15 pm 3.80 \u201c 6 45 \u201c 7.00 am 10.30 44 XV Trains run on Montreal time.The Quebec Central Railway affords the only Rail communication with the celebrated Chau diere Gold Mines, and connecting at Sherbrooke with the Grand Trunk and Passumpsic Railways, forms the most direct route between Quebec, Boston and all New England points.JAS.R.WOODWARD, General Manager.General Ticket Offices, Opposite St.T/oais Hotel, Quebec.December 14 1882 The Chatau Bt.Louis Hotel Company.A.W.Suter, Esq., of Boston, a shareholder and director in the above company, was in town yesterday with proxies from several subscribers in Boston for the purpose of or-anizing the Chateau St.Louis Hotel Coy.\u2019he affairs of the company were put into such shape yesterday, that it is now iu a position to sign a lease of the new hotel.Mr.Snter atteuded a meeting of the directors of the Quebec Hotel Coy., when arrangements were made, satisfactory alike to both parties interested.Mr.Willis Russell has been ap- Siinted President of the Chateau St.Louis otel Company.Personal.R.McLeod, Esq., left for Montreal yesterday morniog to take partiu the examinations of candidates for admission to the profession of chemist and apothecary.Tne students presenting themselves are principally from the Montreal College ot Pharmacy, though some have qualified at the Laval University of this city.\t; Col.A.A.Stevenson, of Montrea , and Mr J.A.Ouimet, of the Civil Service Commission, arrived in town yesterday.Mr.Chas.Langelier, advocate, has gone to Ottawa, on professional business.Our fellow-citizen Mr.Joseph Hamel has returned to town from a visit to the United States with his family.A Chance for Poets.The proprietors of the St, John Globe offer the sum ot fifty dollars for a Centennial ode \u2014the competition to he confined to residents of the Province at the present time.The mode in which competitors are to send in their poems will be announced hereafter ; the time is limited to the evening of May 12, ami auy competition not iu on that evening will not he examined.It is a condition that the ode shall uot contain less than forty lines, aud it ought uot to exceed sixty, it must be of a fair order of literary merit, and its leading idea\u2014its motive\u2014should be not merely the foundation of the city of St.John, but its Centennial anniversary ; so that the spirit of the present rather than of the past shall ¦St.John Wrote.FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINo run daily Sundays excepted' as ollowa LEAVE QUEBEC (Palais Station).4 QQ wt ««i MAIL TRAIN for St p.m.& mnnd, arriving at 6.30 p.m.ST.RAYMOND.there LEAVE 6 9Ci ü TVl MAIL TRAIN for Quebec, \u2022 rerv (l.LLl.arriving there at 8.65 a.m.Stopping at Little River, Ancienne Lorette, \u2022PI St.Ambroise, Vaicartier.St.Gabriel, St Catherines, Lake St.Joseph, Lake Sergent and Bourg Louis.XV Trains run by Montreal Time, Trains connect at St.Ambroise with Stages for Indian Lorette, at Vaicartier Station with Stages for Vaicartier Village, and at St.Gabriel with the new road for tbe River aux Pins settlements.Single Fare return Tickets on Saturdays Freight received after 8 P.M.n.t forwarded until next day.laKVK A ALDKN, J.G.SCOTT, Ticket Agents.Sec.k Manager, November 30 1882.Commercial Cnamhers.find expression in it.Wiggins wanted wind.Wiggins wished waves.Wiggins wagered winl would wallop wild.Wide wasting waters would wave.World would wobble.Wrecking winds would waft with woeful wastage.World wondered.Women watched wakcfully.Widows wailed.Wicked wights winked wittily.Wiggins waxed wantou, writiug woeful words.VVeeks wore.Wiggins\u2019 wind wave weather wouldn't work.Wrecks, waves, winds were wanting.World warbled : Wiggins was wroug.Wicked Wiggins! Windy Wiggins ! Would-be weather-wise, wild, weird, wizzard Wiggins !\u2014 Chicago Tribune.Wish Wiggins was where W\u2019s weren\u2019t wanted.\u2014John TcUgrapk, TENDERS.The Trains to Halifax and St.John run through to their destination on Sunday, while those from Halifax and St.John remain In Campbellton.3 a aBefi COMMENCING on ALLAN LINE.Und r ontractwub the Governments of *»»» and Newfoundland for the conveyance o the OAJTADIAlf and TOUTED STATES KAILS.188* Winter Arrangements.1883 rHIS 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 up with all the modern improvements that practical experience can suggest, and have made the fastest time ou ~ecord, v.Vesse\u2019, t\tTonnage.Commanders, XUMIDIAN.6100 fBuUdimr.l PARISIAN.MOO\tCapt James Wylie, SARDINIAN.4650 Capt J E Dutton.POLYNESIAN.4100 Capt R Brown.S ARM ATI AN.8600 Capt J G.aham CIRCASSIAN.4000 Lt Smith, R N R.PERUVIAN.8400 Capt J Ritchie.NOVA SCOTIAN.8300 Capt Richardson.HIBERNIAN.3440 Capt Hugh WyUe.CASPIAN.8300\tLtTbomson, RNR.AUSTRIAN.2700\tLt R Bairett,RNR.NESTORIAN.2700 Capt D J James.\u2019'RUSSIAN.8000\tCapt A MeDougalL SCANDINAVIAN.8000 Capt John Parks.H4N0VERIAN.4000 Capt J G Stephen.BUENOS A YREAN.8800 Capt J Scott.GORE AN.4000\tCapt Barclay.GRECIAN.8600\tCapt.CELeGallaia.MANITOBAN.8150 Capt Macnicol.CANADIAN.3600 Capt C J Menzies PHOENICIAN.2800 Capt John Brown.WALDENS IAN.2600 Capt R P Moore.LUCERNE.2200\tCap John Kety.NEWFOUNDLAND1500 Capt MtUos ACADIAN.1850 Capt F McGrath, THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVEEP00L MAIL LINE Trams will run as follows \u2014 Sailing from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, and from Boston and Ealtimore alter r.ately, and from Halifax every SATURDAY, (calling at Longh Foyle to receiv on board and land Mails and Passengere to and from Treland an j Scotland! ard from Liverpool for Portland erery alternate SATURDAY, calling at Queenstown cn paouages from Britain, are ict mded to be despatched DOMINION LIN£ OF STEAMSHIPS Ranmng in connection with «à» Brand Trunk Railway of Oanr ?, T .Tons.ONTARIO.1,167 MISSISSIPPI.2,680 TEUTONIA .2,700 ST.JOUIS.2,000 DOMINION.8,176 TEXAS.2.700 OREGON.8,856 ROOKLYN.f I MONTREAL.!: t Toronto:.f i SARNIA.8.*i VANCOUVER (building).5.7o » r 202 St.James Stubm.f MONTREAL.\u2018pposmt St.Louie Hotel, QUEBEC.Canadian Pacific R\u2019t, OTTAWA.A.DAVIS, Su pei inton dent September 22.1882.FROM [HALIFAX-!3 SARMA1 IAN.Sa'nrday, March 24 CIRCASSIAN.Saturday, March 81 PARISIAN .\t.Satnrday.\tApril\t7 NOVA tCOTIAN .Saturday\tApril\t14 HIBKl.NIAN.Saturday\tApril\t21 PERUVIAN.Saturday,\tApril\t28 SA KM ATI AN.Satmday, Msy 5 PARISIAN.1.Satmday.May 12 Rates of Passage from Quebec via HaUfoar Cable.$62 65 $7« and $58 (according to accommodation.\" Intermediate.$45.00 Steer&tre.$31.00 Rates ot Passage from Quebec via Portland! Cajiin.$57.50, $77.50 and $87.50 (according to accommodation.) Intermediate.$45.00 Steerage.-.$31.00 NOTICE.LAN E-BOUTB * \"nmo Canard Steamship Compa i?Lcnmsmp Limited.GLASGOW LINE.Û.T.R.FERRY.the 21th April, the Ferry On and after Steamer will riEJ-A.-VE rr During tho season of Winter Navigation a Steamer will be despatched each week from GLASGOW for PORTLAND or BOSTON (via Halifax when occasion requires and each week from oston or or an to G asgow direct, as follows : FROM BOSTON.AUSTRIAN.Saturday, March 24 MANITOBAN.Saturd»y, March 81 WALDEN SIAN.Friday, April 6 FROM PORTLAND.SCANDINAVIAN.Sstnrdsv, March 17 BUENOS AY KEAN.Thursday, March 29 Through Bills cf'Lading granted n Liverpool - at all Coi B I- ETWF.EN NEW YORK and LIVl lI POOL calling at CORK HARBOR, From Pier 40 N.R., New Tor) \u2022 Bothnia.Pavonia.Servia.Scythia.Gallia.Bothnia.Pavonia.Servia.and Glasgow, and at all Continental Porte, to »H Points in the United States »nd Canada, and from all Stations in Canada and the United States to Liverpool and Glasgow ; ALLANS, RAE ft CO.Agent*.EMarcb 19, 1883- Parafine Candles.QUEBEC.LEVIS STATION.! N OW RECEIVING, 6 s and 12V \\M.7.15 Exprensto Hall fax.¦\u2022O.SO Mail to River dn Loup and Mixed to Richmond.P.M.6 00 Market Train tc River du Loup.7.80 Mail to the Wert.A.M.7 30 Mail from Wert.tbe M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 18, 1883.P.M.2.00Mixed from RiverduLoup.3.00 Mixed from Richmrnd.6.15\tMixed from Richmond.8.15\tEx prêt m from Halifax.Ice and weather permitting.sV Intermediate Trips for f reight.April 24.1883.GLASS BOTTLES, Dark wines, champagne, ales and French Clarets.For sale by April 18,1883.M G.MOUNTAIN.STEAM LAUNDRY, : ST.URSULE STREET.FOR SALE THE PASSENGER STEAMER \"BIENVENU,\" Tonnage 648, having Two Low Pressure Engines, 50 Horse-Power combined.For price and particulars apply to Tbe St.Lawrence Steam Navigation Coi Andr w\u2019s WhariSJ GABO DRY, Secretary am pan y St' UBASQUEHAIIONALE PHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING rnaMHM________ L of the cffiareholdere will take place at the Banking-bouse, Lower Town, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of MAY NEXT, at THREE o\u2019clock P.M.The Transfer Book will be closed from the 16th to the 30th instant, inclusively.By order, P.LAFRANCE,*44\" Cashier, ¦ Quebec, April 2nd, 1883 April 3, 1X83.ELM i\u2019 NEW WALTZ.rnHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS EX X tensive establishment having recured the sen ic s f r u experienced Manager fr< m the United States, and added facilitien for doing work economical and with the higuest pos.Fiole finish, announce.Wednesday, 26th A| il .Wednesday, 2nd$-:v .Wednesday, 9th M v -Wednesday, 16th .Wednesday, 23rd M^y .Wednesday, SOtli M».y .Wednesday, 9tk Jui o .Wednesday, 13th Jin n And every follosirg Wednesday fran N«.w Tort.RATES OF PASSAGE \u2022'*00, $F0 and $100 acctrding to acccmmodatiov.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tick'.' a from Liverpool and Queenstown and aft etl o parts of Europe at lowest rates Through bille o Hading given for Belfa< Glasgow, Havre Antwerp and other pasta < n tbe Continent, and for Mediterranean porta.For freight ana passage apply at tbe Com pony\u2019s Office, No.4, Bowlirg Green, VERNON H.BROWN ft Co., April 2», 1P83.Assurance Co.of Irelanfl ESTABLISHED 1822.CAPITAL, - - - - £1,000,000 >TC.Unlimited Liability of StocJcholders.Head Office College Green.Dublin.OWEft MtKPBY, AGENT, ST.FftTMt SI April 10.1888.Am COFFEE I D0\u201d YOU WANT TO HAVE A Ct'P the FINEST and CHEAPEST .COFFEE, warranted pure ?Well rail at A Reduction in Price for all kinds of work cut rusted to their care.^Specialities made of Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Lace Curtains.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.April 2, 1883.\ttf ST.LOU IS HOTEL.L Barber a shop to Let.Apply to the AND BATH ROOMS April 2, 1883.ST.LOUIS HOTEL.T.G.WILSON, WATCHMAKER &.JEWELLER ^ 210, ST.JOHN STREET, (Without).Large assortment of watches.Clocks.Jeweller)\u2019» etc., always on hand.Alro,\u2014Carefully related stock of STATIONERY GOODS, CHEAP MUSIC, etc.March 29, 1883\tAm p I BALED TENDERS, MARKED \u201cFOR ^ Mounted Police Provisioan, Forage and Light Supplies, \u2019 and addressed to the Honorable the Minister of the Interior, Ottawa, will be received up to noon, on TUESDAY, 1st May.Printed forms of tender cntaining full in ormation as to the articles and quantities quired, msy lie had on application at the De partaient.No tsnder will be raaeived aulesa made on such printed forms.The lowest or any tender not nroe-Hariiy no cepted.Lich tender must be accompanied by an accepted Canadian Bank chcqtio for an amount equal to ten lier cent of tho total value of the articles tendered for, which will be foi felted if the party declines to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if bo fails to complete the service contracted for.If the tender be Uot accepted the cheque will be re turned.No payment will be made to newspa|>er8 inserting this advertisement without authority having been first obtained.\tm LINDSAY RUSSELL, Deputy-Minister of the Interior FRED.WHITE, Comptroller, i Ottawa, 29th March, 1883.\t( April 9, 1889.TON SOURIRE, rtTXX\u2019lT JSIVIXXjE,) MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED I -COMPOSED BY- CT.-VIE ZIIST-A.3E*r*±o®.\t¦¦\t¦¦ w ¦»\tG Oo.- PUBLISHED BY \u2014 A.LAV1GNE, Importer of Pianos ami Organs, 55, Fabriq ue Street ¦A-XjZB-A^Tsri T1 IHIS GREAT ARTIST 3 LATEST PHo TOGKAPH3.S30 etia.cS.SO Ooxxtai.On Sale at A.Lavigne\u2019s Music Store.April 9, 1888.\tpl26 Lm OF OJLIsT^JD^.HEAD OFFICE, ) Montreal, 26th March, 1883.) 3STOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR.JOHN Y.WELCH, of No.18, St.Jams» Street Lower Town, is appointed General Agent the Association for Quebec City and Vicinity, to whom all annual dues and OFsestnients are I ay&ble, and from whom all information can be obtained.\t.JOHN HOPPER, General Agent.March 28,1883.\tJ&J co Oriental Fruit Laxative.ATEST AND GREATEST MEDICAL L CURE lor DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION) CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, DISORDERED STOMACH, headache', TORPID LIVE And all irregularities arising from an obstru ed condition of the system It is manufactured by the Medical ties Manufacturing Company, Montrea dA and i sold by a druggists\ttw til ve cent* per oox.September 7,188a|\tLm S.PAXMAN\u2019S, 134, ST.PAUL STREET, is retailed by the Pound and Where it upwards.March SI, 1883.Am ORANGES AND LEMONS.JgXTRA Choice VALENCIA ORANGES.\u201c Messina Lemonh.Now receiving, ex \u201cbarnia,\u201d at Portland.And for sale by M.G.MOUNT1AN Max 20 1883.PICKLES, »?' |j S I g \u2022 o £\t- a a QCJ> 1 m J ?2 a o ?o £ The earnings per mile of railways nmler traffic were therefore : The operating expenses compare thus : g a 1 i \u201cI § § £ « C* ¦ s «\u20222 \t*-i cf «T © « co o , «r pair.Window Muslin (wide), 20v.Furniture Coverings in the f ollowing i Damask (wool), 4$c.Wool Repp, $1.12.Silk Stripe Repp, $2.40, formerly $4 up Tapesti y Coverings, 80c and $120 Jute Covering, double widtb, 40c.In addition to the above goods, everything in the pl*1^ i* still offered at the REDUCED PRICES.& FABRIQUE STREET.O\tT* ~ r- O 1 ^ L* \u2022 a-i t»b Aa » L I\u2014 A 4\t^ Bangles, etc.Glidi iSf ' JUST RECEIVED: A LARGE, ELEGANT.AND NOVEL E alar discharge.Rflcslarla Zfyouaiesuüorlngfrom Iwl OI d V 143 4 molJkriA, liavo tlio oV.iiia aie Uliana, dyspeptic, orconsUpatcd, Kidney-Wort will surely relieve md quickly euro.In the Spring tocleai «e the Bystem, ovary one should take a tharon h cour» of It.a- SOLD BY DRUQCIST8» PrlcaSI- Dominion in all departments of thought Tho Committee on Inter-provincial trade met this afternoon and adopted a report which is merely the reproduction of portions of the evidence given before the Committee, and doea not contain any suggestion as to the beat means of increasing the trade between the different Provinces.l he report was presented to the House this afternoon.The License Committee met this morning and the proposed bill was amended as far as the Province of Quebec is concerned so as to limit the number of licenses in towns and villages to two where the population does not exceed 500.When the population exceeds 500 one additional license may be issued for each additional 500 of population.The majority of the whole municipality may, by petition,, prevent the issue of any license whatever, and county councils will be empowered to limit tho number issued still further than that laid dbWn in the bill.There is also a clause inserted in the proposed measure prohibiting the proprietor of a public house or hotel from treating his visitors or customers ; the minority of the Committee, however, protested against this.It was ultimately agreed to have the bill printed, iug-room suite,inlaid and gold marble,crimsou and drab repp, very richly carved sideboard, game-handsome book-case and secretaire, centre and card tables, bureaux, very richly engraved silver ware, worked chairs and Ottomans, glass ware, largs and handsome pier glass, an excellent refrigerator, iron brass and other bedsteads, gnus and fishing rods, and a very splendid copy of the Doré Gallery.Sale this morning at 10 without reserve.MOTHERS ! MOTHERS I I MOTHERS I I ! Are you distorted at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ?If -APRIL 26, 1883.200 ; 6 shares at 199* ; 50 shares at 199 shar« a *1%\t1 \u2018 eX\u2018diV-\u2019196110 19^ ; 1 Ontano Bank, ilô* to 115 ; sales, 42 shares at Banque du Peuple, 81 to 80.Molson's Bank, 120 to 124.to 18y?:\t-10 shares m, 189* ; 20 shares at 1894.\u201catm\"Bftnk, 1254 t,) 12r\u2019: saIes\u2019 41 6harM B\u201cï0aiCOrI2aî6rc8' 1344 to U* ; sales, f>0 shores ».J8**! ^\t»t l:J4è ; 40 «hares at 134.}.1* ederal Bank, 159 to 157}.Montwa! Telegraph Company, 122} to 121}.Ricbelieu^and Ontario Navigation Company, City Pameng-r Railway Company, 147 to 146S ; sales, 25 shares at 147} ; 50 ihare» at 147 25 shares at 148*.Montreal Gas Company 170 to 109*; sales, 40 shares at 169} ; 25 shares at 169* ; 25 shares at 110.Canada Cotton Company, 107} to 100.Duudas Cotton Company, 85 asked.Ontario Investment Company, 128* to 127 \u2022 sales, 200 shares at 128.North-West Land Co., 78s to 77s ; sales, 50 shares at 78s.Lumber Shipments.\u2014We understand that Messrs.D.A J.Maguire intend shipping from this port to the River Plato, the ensuing season, something like five million feet, boaid measure, Spruce lumber, and about two million feet, board measure, Red Pine Deals, to the Cape of Good Hope.Charters.\u2014Two schooners have been chartered to load flour for St.John\u2019s, N.F., at 45 cents per barrel.They will leave in a few days.v.» d,.uvioviiig paiu ui i-uthiug w-esn ; n i New YORK A so, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.WfN- change 4 85A fid SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.It will re 1 lieve the poor little sufferer immediately\u2014de pend upon it ; there is no mistake about it There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic.Jt is perfectly safe to use m all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of ono of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States.Sold everywhere.Twenty-five cents a bottle.February 83.\t-d&w >ril 25, 1883\u2014Sterling Ex- London, April 25, 11.30 a.m.\u2014Consols at 102 3-16 for both money and account.United States Bonds\u2014Extended 5\u2019s 105}.Liverpool, April 25.11.30 a.m.\u2014Cotton dull.Uplands 5gd.Orleans, 5 11-16d.xrî?**.1*! Point\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Snow-st: rm ; light NE wind ; therm.30.Magdalen Islands.Grossi Iblk\u2014North side of the Magdalen Island group\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Thick snow-slum; fresh NE gale ; therm.81.Newfoundland.Cape Ray\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Snow-atom; fu-.li N £ wind.Telegraph Stations.NORTH RHORB\u2014RIVER 3T.LAWRENCE.Tadousac\u20143 p.m.\u2014Mild ; NW wind ; no ice in nver.MOUTH SHORE\u2014RIVER ST.LAWUKCK.1'ox Hive.-\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Snowing; Fresh S ¦r, breeze ; no shipping.ISLAND OF ANTIOOeil.English Bay-3.00 p.in.-Strong N E wind ; cloudy ; no ice.Shallop\u2019s Creek\u20143 p.m.\u2014Strong N E wind, and snow.Hospital.gMitftt £aUg.TWO NURSES WANTED FOR THE -a.Jeffery Hale\u2019s Hospital ; must be well Durthm j&Rtes.BY OCT.LEMIEUX & CO.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.recommended.Apply to April 24.18c3.THE MATRON.t.th&sat-C P.m.\u2014Fresh east wind Salt Lake\u20143.00 cloudy.River~3 °0 P-m.\u2014Brisk NE wind cloudy ; open water.REST AND COMFORT TO THE SUFFERING Brown\u2019s Household Panacea \u201d has no equal and that another meeting will be held to |\tboth internal and external.KIDNEY-WORT finally consider the matter, and report to a Select Committee.Sir C.Tupper will act as Minister of Marino and Fisheries during the absence of Mr.McLelan.Mr.Clayton Slater, of the Craven Cotton Manufacturing Company, of Brantford, accompanied by Mr.J.J.Hawkins, M.P., bad an interview to-day with Sir L.Tilley with reference to a slight increase of duty on wincey.At present there is no factory for the manufacture of winceys in operation in Canada, but Mr.Slater has imported a large amount of machinery specially intended for making winceys and some f150,000 has been invested in the enterprise.He contends that the changes made in the tariff by the resolution just passed rodnoes the duty on wincey to about 20 per cent, while with a tariff of 27} or 30 per cent winceys could be successfully manufactured in Canada.He therefore asked that the resolutions should be changed so as to increase the duty.Sir Leonard regretted that Mr.Slater had not make his application earlier, as the resolutions had been adopted by the House.It was rather late to ask to have them changed.He promised, however, to bring the matter under the consideration of his colleagues and make a special representation of the circumstances of the case.Hon.Messrs.Mousseau, Lynch, Wur-telo and Blanchet have arrived here for the purpose of presenting to the Dominion Government the address adopted at the recent session of the Quebec Legislature asking for an increase in the subsidy to the Province.They will have an interview with the Premier to-morrow.It cures Pain in the Side.Back or Bowels, Sore Throat, Rheuniatigm, Toothache, Lumbago and anv kind of a Pain or Ache.\u201cIt will most urely quicken the Bl.od and Heal, as its acting power is wonderful.\u201d \u201cBrown\u2019s Household Panacea,\u201d being acknowledged as the great Pain Reliever, and of double the strength of any other Elixir or Liniment in the world, should be in every family handy for use when wanted, \u201cas it really is the best remedy in the world for Cramps in the Stomach, and Pains and Aohea of all kinds,\u201d and is for sale by all l rupgiats at 25 cents » bottle.IMPORTS.Per ss Sarmatian, Graham, from Liverpool, at Halifax, X.S., April 23\u20145 cases mdse to J Amyot Sl I\u2019rere.25 cases champagne to H Beautey.7 cases mdse to I\u2019Abbe Bolduc.3 do to S Boyce.fO cases oranges, 30 do lemons, 1 do mdse to J R Clogg & co.6 cases, 2 rolls, 1 bale mdse to Davidson Sl Horan.3 cases mdse to Glover, Fry * co.44 cases n dse to Gi-roux.Son A co.2 bales mdse to P Garneau 4 Frerc.2 do to J Amyot 4 Frere.2 do to Mr Hardy.5 do to J A l.anglais.3 do to Leger 4 Bmfret.2 do to J B Laliberte.1 do to McCall, ohehyn 4 co.2 iron masts in 107 pieces to Ross 4 co.1 case mdse to G R Renfrew & co.1 pkge mdse to Supérieur au Convent Jean «-Marie.21 hlf-chesti tea to Thompson.Cod ville 4 co.18 hlf-chests tea N Turcotte.5 cases mdse to Thibaudeau.l-\u2019rere 4 co.3 do to Elzoar Vincent.6 do to Whitehead 4 Turner.\u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal and the West.SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.\u2014 A marvelous oure for CaUrrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Hoad Ache.With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge Price 50 cents.Sold by J.J.Veldon, 122, Ht.Joseph Street, and E.Giroux 4 Bro., 37 4 39, St.Peter Street, March 12, 1883.\tFm-dAw COMMERCIAL.Customs Datum.The following is the amouMk of duties collected at the Quebec Custom Honse, for the week ending April 25th, et tho Port of Quebec\u2014 *8.184 48.Beef, 1st RETAIL MARKETS.Quxbko, April 25, 1883.quality, 100 lbs.dressed, per 2nd 3rd per lb.Veal, per lb___ Mutton, per lb.do do do do *10 00 a|12 00 9 00 a 10 00 8 00 a 9 00 0 05 a 0 15 0 10 a 0 15 0 12 a 0 15 __I my Power.rT Trenton, Ill, \u201cand all others, too, that Kidney-Wort cured my years liver disorders.Publish it, pleas% in St.Louis Globe-Democrat.\u2019 KIDNEY-WORT FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CONSTIPATION, f Vo other disease is so prévalant la tUa couo-(ci try aa Constipation, and no remedy tma ever : ©Qoviled tho or\u2019«'orated Kidney-Wort aa a oerro.Whatovei hoeaoae.howoTer obatinata tho oaee, this remedy will overcome it.|-| Dll\tTHIS diatvessinx oom- 14) I\"ll-w5«'dalnt la vory apt to be vj ccmplioeted wUheonatlpatloa.Kidney-Wort .lujetreacthena tho weaXoned parts and qnlckly \u2022 , oil kinds of PS , - even when physicUas >- l 1 ¦r.-Tt-TTTH KIDNEY-WORT Another Bank Cashier escapes.Geo.H.Hont, Cash\u2019r of Myerotown (Pa.) Bank, said recently : \u201c Kidney-Wort cured my bleeding film\" T HE GREAT CURE FOR \u2014R-HEUMATIS M\u2014 te it is tn all tho painful diseases of th# KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOV ELS.S It «leaniea an netm c; On ¦¦«¦a* w.»on m that eatuea tho dreadful euCbring; which c \u2022 soly the victims of Rheumatism can roail**.> k THOUSANDS OP CASES \u2022 worst forms of thu terrib'e disease been quickly relieved, and in j'iort \u2018\u2022imn J|\tPERFECTLY CURED.0 mex, $1.LURID OR DRY, SOI.D Et iiRiGOLSia.»t r*rio®» X O\u2019NEILL & JUDD.guard trdhk railway op canada STORES CONTRACTS.Tenders are invited for stores of various kinds required by the Com pany at Montreal, London, Port Huron, Mich,, Portland, Me., and at other places daring the twelve months commencing July 1st, 1883.Forms of Tender with full particulars esn be had on application to the General Storekeeper of the Company at Montreal ; or to I he Deputy Storekeepers at Port Huron au 1 Portland ; or to the Storekeeper of the Great Western Divi-sion of London.Tenders endorsed \u201cTender for Stores\u201d and addressed to the undersigned will be received on or before THURSDAY.MAY 31st.JOSEPH HICKSON, Genera Manager, Montreal, April 17, 1883.April 23, 1883.\tnHth H of Thirty-Year Debentures of the City of Lon-don, beanug Five Per Centum Interest, pay-able half-yearly.Debentures will be immed in e ther currencr or sterling, to suit parties tendering.Tenders will only be received on forms, which with aU requisite information, will be furnished on application to John Pope, Treasurer of the City of London.C.S.HYMAN, t-nairman Finance Committee, .\tCity of London.April 19, 1883.____ t.thAsat-tjnl FOR PASPEBIAC Aa.tion Sale of Extremely Elegant Furniture and Effected Dining room-very handsome Black Walnut Sideboard, Carved Game, Solid, Dining Table (Telescope), nearly new ; Vêry handsome Book Case, Sofa, Easy and other Chairs ; Silver Plated, Silver Side Dishes and other Plated Ware D K A w IJV G-R O O M\u2014Very Handsome Drawing-Roopa Suite, elegantly carved and inlaid Drab and Crimson Repp, with Linen Coven* ; Centre, Carved ana Work Tables; Curtains.Nilver and Gold Damask ; Ottoman Music Stand : Paintings, Statuettes, Bureaus, Wardrobe, Carpeting ; Cooking aud other Uten-si is : very fine Repeating R ifle.Tim above will be Sold Without Reserve, at the Residence of ANDREW HATCH, Esq., No.1, ST.STANISLAS STREET, near St.Patrick's Church, THURSDAY, 26th inst., at 10 A.M.On View Wednesday, from 2 to 6.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.&B.April 21, 13*3.AicSi Sale of Bobir Cub -AT - r A, J, MAXHAM & Co's Office, ST.PETER STREET, 5 0 0 American Rubber Coats, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.Sale on Thursday, 26th, At ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., April 23, D83.\t, A.A B.THE S.8.\u201cOTTER,\" CAPT.G.M.MAY, will sail hence for Paspobiac on THURS- DAY, 26th iiibtant For Freight or Passage, apply to a -, «\tA fbaser & Apnl 18, 1883 CO.INFOBTUT SALi \u2022OF- AT Z.PAQUET\u2019S 'n0ZRN OF LADIES\u2019 ALEXAN-i I Ü U DER KID GLOVES (slightly damaged) at 60 cents a pair.April 23, 1883.REAL ESTATE ! -A.T70TIO3\\T l8^.3Ls£2 Furniture and Efiects at the Residence of II.A.nOLWELL, Esq., 112, D\u2019Aigüil-LON Steket, St John Suburb.TT LEG ANT DR .4\\V l V G-ROOM SUITE, LLi Carve*1 f Black Walnut, Green Repp ; Black Walout Book-Cane and Secretaire; Self-Feeder.Hall Stove, Now Queen\u2019» (No.12) ; Bed-Room Suits, Dinner Sett, Tea and Dessert Setts ; Plated Ware, Carpeting, Flower Stand, Clocks, Military Chests, What-Not, Music Stand, ic.Also, Choice Plants and Stands, Sale of the above, on Monday, 30fh, at TEN o\u2019clock On View Saturday, from 2 to 4 P.M.A.J.MAXHAM A OO., A.AB.April 26, IK83.FARM FOR SALE -BY- PUBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY.THE 30th INSTANT, AT 11 A.M., at the Office of the undersigned, No.61, ST.PETER STREET, will be offered to Public Competition, on accouut of the Heirs of the Late William Crawford Esq., the Farm on the Little River Road, 1} Miles from Toll* Gate, containing about 60 Arpents\u20143 in width by 20 in length, well watered and in good state of Cultivation together with Cottage, Farmer\u2019s Cottage, Root House, Barns, Stables Ac., Ac HENRY D.AUSTIN, N.P.April 23, 1*83.\t^\t\u2022 F THE PROPERTY UKiOWN ASZ \u2018KIRKELLA,\u2019 About Three Milos and a Half from the Oity, on the St, Louis Road, with tho Conservatories, Vinery, Stables and Outhouses thereon.FOR SALE BY TEMR.Tenders will be received un- til lui MAY, for the STOCK AND FIXTURES, (together or separate) of the Estate of Late GEORGE THOMPSON, Merchant Tailor, 31, Buade Street, Quebec.The Stock, bought in London, consists of the finest qualities West of England Cloths, Worsteds and Suitings.Now on View in above mentioned premises.Terms cash or approved note.MRS.GEORGE THOMPSON.April 21, 1883.\tHp ATTCTZOXT SAZÆ On MONDAT, ths 30tli instant, at 10 o\u2019clack A.M., will bo sold by Auction, at St.Romuald, tho property of the LATE REV.P.SAX, comprising a First Class House, perfectly finished and provided with all modern improvements, with Garden, Sta-les, Hangard, Gardeners Lodge, etc.The conditions of payment, ets., will be m-'de known immediately before the sale, kpril 21,1«83.\ta Corporation of CITY HALL, QUEBEC, 13th April, 1888.ToContractiiigFirnis -FOR- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED 1 Tenders, endorsed \u201cTender for Quebec Water-Vorks,\u201d and addressed to the un dersigned, will be received up to Tuesday, the Fifteenth -day of May next, The undersigned has been duly Authorized, by one of the Judges of the Superior Court, for the District of Quebec, upon the application of the Curator, to sell by Public Auction, tbe following Real Estate belonging to CHARLES ERNEST LEVY, to wit 1st.All that piece or parcel of Land held in free and common soccage, being Lot Number Five, in the Domain of Sillery, in the Parish of Ste.Foye and District of Quebec, containing two arpents in front by nine arpents and five perches in the Easterly line, and nine arpents and eight perches in the Westerly line ; bound ed in front by Samos Road (Cap Rouge), and inrear by the property of John William Dun-scomb, representing Sir Henry John Caldwell ; on the North-East side by Lot Number Four,\u2019 and on the South West side by Number Six said Lot containing nineteen arpents aud _ quarter in superficies ; together with tbe House and other Buildings thereon erected, cireum stances and dependencies ; the said Lot to be sold subject to a ground rent PMF&ble ty the Provincial Government on the Eleventh November in each year, as representing the late Order of Jesuits in Canada.2nd.All that certain piece of Land held in free and common soccage, situate and being in the Domain of the Fief and Seignioryof Sillery, heretofore belonging to the Order of Jesuits in Canada, and now tbe property of Her Majesty, being Lot Number Four, on the North side of Samos Road, containing two arpents in front by nine arpents and five perches in dtpth, on the South-West side, and eight arpents and four perches on the North East side, making a superficies of seventeen arpents and seventy-five perches ; bounded in front to the South by the said Samos Road ; in rear by Sir Henry Caldwell or his represehtatives ; on the South-West by Lot Number Five hereinabove described ; and on the North-East by Lot Number Three, occupied by William Rhodes.Esquire, the said lot to be sold subject to a ground rent payable to the Provincial Government, representing the late Order of Jesnits in Canada, on the Eleventh of November each year.3rd.All that certain piece or parcel of Land, being Lot Number Six, on the North side of Samos\u2019 or Cap Rouge Road, in the Parish of St.Colomb de Sillery (late Parish of St.Foy) in the District of Quebec, containing two arpent» in front by nine arpents and eigh perches on the eaxterly line, bounded in front by the Samos or Cap Rouge Road, in rear by the representatives of the late Sir John Caldwell, on the North-East side by Lot Number Five, hereinabove described, and on the South West side by Lot Number Seven, hereinafter described, and containing nineteen arpents and seventy-five perches in superficies, more or lees.The said Lot to be sold subject to a ground rent payable yearly to the Provincial Govern ment representing the late Order of Jesuits in Canada.4th.A certain other piece or parcel of Land, at the same place, being Lot Number Seven on the North side of Samos\u2019 Road or Cap Ronge Road, consisting of two arpents in front by ten arpents in depth, on the North-East line, and ten arpents and four perches in depth on the South-West line, bounded in front towards the South by Samoa\u2019 or Cap Rouge Road aforesaid, in rear towards the North by the property of Sir Henry John Caldwell or his representatives on the North-East side by Lot Number Eight\u2019 the property of Mr.Justice Caron, and containing the said lot Twenty arpents and four perches, more or less, the said lot to be sold subject to aground rent payable each year to the Provincial Government representing the late Order of Jesuits in Canada.Which said above described four lots or parcels of land are now known and distinmiish QUEBEC.Notice to Contractors, SEALED TENDER?, ADDRESSED TC the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTende for Quebec Harbour Works,\u201d will be receirec at this office, until MiMay.lieMMayNitf At 3 o'clock P.M., inclusive, for the construction of a Quay Wall, and entrance w orks to tho Wet Dock and other works in coonertion therewith, according to a Plan and Specification to be seen at tbit office, where printed foimsof tender can be obtained Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, with all the blanks, and prices properly filled in, and signed with their actual signatures.Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheoue for 87,500, made payable to the Hon.the Minister of Public Works of Canada, and the party to whom tbe contract is awarded must be prepared to deposit as security .with the Hon the Minister a sum\u2014of which the 87.500 will form a part\u2014u may cure yourself ?Thomas\u2019 Eclkotkio Oil dre» the basiiiCM thoroughly.A simleVoUle When I arrived here I had at once to go to my j often sufi c» » to reli-va the difticnl y.This bod.and was so low I nevtr expected to leave pearle«* remedy overe me* with cqu»1 oortaiuty, swtllirg of t'ie neck ior a» I was in the last stages of Consumption.it.A physician was called who pronounced my cose as hopeless ; that I might live a week or two, but not certain\u2019y n ore.As a last resort he rec >mmcnded \u201cRobinson\u2019s Cod Liver Oil with Lacto-Phosphate of Lime.\u201d I purchased a bottle and after taking the first d»se commenced to improve.It seems, after taking a d 'so, as if I had eaten a good, hearty meal.I have c' ntinued taking it ever since and am rapidly improving.I mn confident that had it not beèn for your Oil I would have been in mv grave TO-DAY.You are at liberty to use this in any way you wish, as 1 am anxious to let others\u2019who are afflicted in the same way, know, in the hope that they too, m»y receive the same lienefit.I remain, dear sir, yours respectfully, Ac.April 12, 1n83.\tLm-dAw ______g o! tae m>cK iafiaunnat on of the mnscles and stiffness of the joints, lameness and crick in tho back, tmrr.rs, piles, dysentery and a variety'f other painful and harrassirg disorders.It may be taken inwardly with as much safety as it is applied outwardly.Colic, whether of man or beast, ia cured by it »n fifteen or twenty minutes.Sores, excoriations an;, abrasions of the skin, are healed by it with gratifying rapidity All medicine dealers sell Prepared only by NORTHROP A LYMA Toronto, Ont, October 17.1*82.\tefcS-.Tm dAw The Bad and Worthless are never imitated or counterfeited.This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of the highest value.As soon as it had been test ed and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth many imitations sprung up and began to steal tho notices in which the press and |>oople of tho country had expressed tbe merits of H.B., and in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to use their stuff instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H.B.Many others started nostrums put up in a similar style to H.B., with variously devised names in which the word \"Hop\" or \u201cHops\u201d were used in a way to induce people to believe they were the s .me as Hop Bitters.All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and esjiecially tho^o with the word \u201cHop\" or \u201cHops\u201d in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, ars imitations or counterfeits.Beware of them Touch none of them.Use nothing hut genuine Hop Bitters with a bunch or cluster of green Hops on the white label.Trust nothing else.Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in imita tions or counterfeits.December 21, 14*2 novl6-Lm co-dAw- Manhood Restored.A victim of early Imprudence, cun* mg N enroua Debt Hi\t\u2018\t~ \u2018 or to ïct.To Let, rpH \\T VFRY LKMRABLE 5 n- rbi I ghtf, lly «itiia'ed Honse, 7 v iL\u2019l 'tedocnoa T< naos.Grande el! o, fur ninny years the residence late I lei r> 8 8c tf, L»q.Apply to WILLIAM BIGNELL.N.P.April 2fi, 1*83.\tF f th ROYAL iisiiniiice Company.Fire and Life.To Let, iM¥KnT$ [ CEFOnE \u2014AND \u2014 AFTER .it/., Premature \u2022very known rein Novemtnr 16.1a82 i Dee».___________ ___ cdy.hn» discovered a sim y, etc., having tried in vain 1 meaua _______I______MT VKJJ»43Chril>.j«i Fm-oo-dAw > SHU send free te hia^falkaw- A.O-A-XUD.To all who are suffering from the errors and nciacretious of youth, nervons weakness, early decty, loss of manhood.Ac.1 will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.This great remedy was discovered by a mission ary in South America Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.Joseph T.Inman, Station D, New York City.October 11.18*2.m,wAfri-T.m-dAw Not THE slightest ArriNiTY exists between the numberless cough mixtures witn which tbe market is Hooded and that successful preparation\u2014Northrop A Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil ana Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.It stands alone, distinct, is like itself, and nothing else.It embodies the best results of advanced pharmaceutical science.It accomplishes positive, decisive results, effectually relieving oonghs (when tbe lungs are not tuber-cnlous or hopelessly affected), colds, laryngitis, and diseases of a scrofulous origin.While it does not cure Consumption, it is the most reliable means oi defence against that dreadful scourge.The invigorating properties of the hypophosphites reimburse the system debilitated ny the constant wear and tear of a cough, while ,the paroxysms rapidly diminish in violence, in consequence of the soothing emollient action of the cod liver oil upon the inflamed lung membrane The phosphorous, lime and soda, in combination with it, are all natural components in the construction of the bodily edifice, which, in a state of decay, lacks a sufficiency of those elements.These tbe hypo-phosphite supply, increasing tne nntntive projiorties of the blood, and building up and rehabilitating the tottering hnman structure Electric Jpjiivcrt are s*nt on 30 Days\u2019 Irial.TO KEH GMuY, Y0ÜÎ13 GR OLD, ¦V'CTHO nre su fier in r friUii K'HVOC» DbMLUT, W I.,st Vitality.:\t« or Miiivk Foie s aso Viuon, Wastiso Weak:;* \u2022¦*£\u2019*.»n«lall »U;> Respectable Grocers E>er> where.w.d.McLaren, 55, College Street, Montreal.February 22, 1881 To Let, OUSE No.20, ST.DENIS Street, Cape.Apply to LEADENHALL HOUSE 101 Lcadeuliall Streep London, England.January 12.1883 \u2014AND\u2014 GIBB\u2019S WHARF Quebec.t.t AsatAw TEAS!TEAS! .'IR'ET^inLiEID -AT- WHOLESALE PRICES TO PROCURE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GO TO A RELIABLE ESTABLISHMENT, TZELILi GREAT TEA REPOT, 22, FABRIQUE STREET.Is miler tie Personal Management of a Professional TEA-TASTER, Having selected some of the finest descriptions of INDIAN, CHINA and JAPAN TEAS in the English and American Markets, I would renpectfullv invite public attention to my splendid stock of TEAS, and has no hesitation in asserting that for quality, quantity and variety it is scarcely equalled, and certainly not excelled by any other Retail Establishment in the Dominion.Special attention is requested to the following XiOW^ FIRIOIES- Good Sound (Broken Leaf April 10,1883.CAPT.PETERS, Citadel, tf 4 il?» FOR SALE, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, (2 stories high) situated in the centre of tee Pari-hof Caoouna, and in clore proximity to the St.Law-retoa Hall.(Cac»una), forming part of th