Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 21 janvier 1886, jeudi 21 janvier 1886

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.XL.AFTERNOON HER MAJESTY\u2019S ARRIVAL LONDON.IN Loi* ¦artingtcfa and Loyalists.the Irish MR.GLADSTONE'S LETTER TO THE MAYOR OF BELFAST.INAUGURATION OP THE TUNNELL.MERSEY MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES The Opening of Parliament the Oneen To-Day.by 8PAIV.Madrid, Jan 20\u2014Secor Ruiz Gom^z bas refuse! the office of Spa:i h Mini.ter at Wa-hi-'gton.GERMANY.BsRLiy, Jan.20\u2014Herr Kopp, Roman Catholic Biahcp of Fulriab, has been appointed by the Emperor William a member cf the Uppsr House of the Prussian La.d\u2019ag.ALLEGED SYNOPSIS OF THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.THE DIS NE R GIVEN BY LORD SALISBURY.India.Calcutta, January 20\u2014A Bengal native regiment haa at irted for Burmah to reinforce the Britiah troopa at Mandalay.Rumors of Cabinet Changes.execution of the Sheehan.Murderer THE QUESTION OF DISARMING THE BALKAN STATES.Burglar Shot Dead\u2014Tho^Froet and the Fruit Crop\u2014Colorado Snow-Slides, etc., etc.- CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.London, Jae.20\u2014The Queen arrived m London to-day from Windaor Oastle.She drove from the railway station to Badungham i*> an ooen carnage, and received an ovation along the route.Her Majesty, who \u2022* W.«ceJJeot health, will open Parliament in person to-morrow.The police have ordered that all dojs be muzzled for a farther term of sixty diys.A deputation of Loyalist* to-day waited upon the Marqnts of HArlington, War Secretary under Gladstone, end pointed out that ia Ireland the legsl powers o' the Quern\u2019s writ does not run ootside o' Ulster, snd said they feared the terrorism existing in the sooth and west of Ireland would extend to Ulster unless it was checked.Lord Hertiogtoa replied that in s few boors thev would know the intentions of the Government respecting the Irish question, sod that notil theo he would refrain from dedoing his policy ; the Marquis advised the deputation to do their utmost to enlist the sympathies of the English people in their ssuss.I» ia stated that Turkey has agreed to disarm when it becomes evident that Servia and Greece do not intend to break the peace.Paul Loois Am-dee Faubert, a member of the French Senate, and Jem Lonis Henri Viellan, a member of the French Chamber of Depotieo, are dead.The French army in Tonqoiu will be reduced from 22.000 to 10 000 men.Mr.Gladstone, writing to th# Mayor of Belfast, said that his receiving an Ulster deputation would tend to oredit the miechievone and groundless statement, that be intends to ¦sakeproposals with reference to Ireland,.The Telegraph says it is undeniable that Russia is preparing for a campaign in the Balkans for her own ends.Liverpool, Jan.20\u2014The tunnel under the Mersey, connecting Liverpool and Birkenhead, was formally opened to-day by the the Prince of Wales and his two sons, the Princes Albert and George.Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, heavy fog prevailing and snow falling, there were large crowds present, both at Birkenhead and Liverpool.At the cent al station at Birkenhead, His Royal Highness was presented with an addr-ss by the inhabitants of that city.The Tunnel Railway Company h#d provided accommodations for a great number of persons within the.station and th*! en tire spaoe was filled with 1-ading p op\u2019e.AH the promin-nt buildings in Liverpool were handsomely decorated with flags and bunting.A loyal address was also presented to the Prince of Wal-s by the m micipal officii Is of Liverpool.The royal party entered a special train at Rock Ferry, between Cheater and Birkenhead, and proceeded through the timneL The Prince and his sons received an ovation.Com, Jsn.-20\u2014Wnu Sheehan, convicted on December 19, of the murder of his mother, sister and brother, at Castletown roche in 1877, was hanged here to-day.The condemned man became greatly agitated as the hour for his execution drew near and was so wesk that he had to be assisted to the \u2022««old He responded feebly to the prayers of the pnest and was trembling violently when placed under the gallows.His death was almost instantaneous.Berlin, Jan.20\u2014The rumor of the proposed deposition of the King of Bavaria is unfounded.The ministers propose to prosecute the journal that published the report.hr.Petebsbcrg, Jsq.20\u2014The Journal de BL PeUrtbwrg says : The dignity of Enrooe demands that the Powers should redouble their efforts to compel Greece, Servia and Bulgaria to disarm, and so prevent calamities the issus of which no ooe eaa forsee.ONE OF THE NETHERLY BURGLARS SENTENCED TO DEATH.MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN ASIA.Reinforcements for the ' la Barmah.British LIVELY DISCUSSION IN THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.- Clearing Out the Chinese\u2014Maryland\u2019s Governor\u2014Consuls for Canada\u2014 Desperate Conflict Between Police and Strikers, etc.The Eruption of the Mexican Volcano.GREAT BRITAIN.AMERICAN.Cleveland, Ohio: Jan.20\u2014George Foster, \u2022 notorious burglar, highwayman and bank thief, was shot and killed last night by an officer after a desperate struggle.Foster e*-esped from the penitentiary last October, and wss killed while restating arrest.Hillsboro, HL, Jan.20\u2014Well-informed fruit men in this section say peaches have all been killed by the severe cold weather of the part fow week*.They also thiok many small fruits have been badly injured.Dxnvxr, CoL, Jan.20-A special from Aapen says :\u2014Snow has been falling con-tinuonely for three dsys, snd is now three r®®?- Yesterday afternoon at fonr o clock a slide came down Anp-u Mountain.It struck the abaft and engine-house, completely demolishing them and killing John Rose, a nuns «arpenter.At five o\u2019elnck another elide occurred on Washington Mountain.Two waggons with males and drivers were buried under 15 feet of snow.Seven men who started from here yesterday morn-: lag to return at noon have not yet been beard from, and it is supposed were buried under a CAN ASIAN.MoHTBBal, Jan.20\u2014Th* Central Board of Health bulletin says there are 25 oases of small-pox at St.Timothe.The following report domes from Morin Flats Small-pox has broken ont m the family of ooe Woods, whose son took sick during the Christmas week and died a few days afterwards.The family did not believe it was small pox, although the doctor pronounced it sa A \u201cwake\u201d was held; a brother of Woods took the disease and died, and two children are now tick.The stock ooarket was steady to-day with the exception of North-West Land Company which ia up five * hillings.Toronto, Jan.20\u2014George Beachel.a hotel-keeper, while ioe-boating on the Bay, was precipitated into the water.He was with difficulty rescued sad remained ancon scions for some boars.The police are making vigorous attempts to stsmp out an licenced groggerie», but hsve gyeat difficulty m proving the eases, owing to hard swearing ou the part of the offenders.This morning Robert Derry, colored, a noted illegal liquor seller, was fiaed $60 and costs, besides an additional $50 and costs for keeping a bOuee of ill-repute.London, Jan.20\u2014The Royal pro e aioa, to-morrow, on thu occasion ot tbe opening of Paila, etc., according to the custom ol m-dæval times.In the House of Lotds the Queen will «icon the throne, the Prince of Wales on her r ght baud with the Princess of Walts.Lord Udsbury, the Lord Caancellor, will read the speech.In a-i intei view between tbe Loyalists and the Marqui* of Hart ngun, to day.toe deputation po n e l out mat if H' me Rule were Panted the Am-; ican mai s would proba ly ¦ d ver ed to Ireland invo vmg a loe < to England of many thou*a ds of p unde.Tne Q e n\u2019a sp ech was read at th ministerial dinner fio-d.y.Referring to Ireland, tne speech aays, in sab tan ;e, (hat a though in some respects there are favorable indications of progrès* towards order in that country, yet I eland is disturbed by an iacreiaing tendency to resort to unlawful practices and a disposition to set the law at naught.The Government, therefore, recognises its duty to take energetic steps t> enforce the law in order to provide security for life snd property aud to aaaintaia in its tallest meming the integrity of the union, and measures necessary to secure these ends will be submitted to Parliament.Tbe speech further p-omises a L- cal G ivernment measure for England, to be fo lowed by similar mess ires for Scotian! aid Ireland, and a bill to cheapen and facilitât* fre transfer cf land.It refers to tbe nopefnl ptoipeafs\u201d of tbe Egyptian Commission establishing a s:ab!e Government in Egypt.It says tt,e question of annexing Burmah will not be decided until Lord Dur-term reports on the subject, but that the deposition of Thebaw is necessary.The peech congratulates the Parliament on the peaceful foreign relations of Great Britain, trusts that peace will be maintained in tbe Balkans through tbe self control of all tne the powers interested, aud concludes by ex-pre-sing tbe hope that the new Parlnmeot will follow the great traditions of former Parliaments.Another forecast of the Queen\u2019s speech gives the following as its substance : It expresses satisfaction at Great Britain\u2019s peace-lul aodjnendly relations with tbe powers, the conclusion of the negotions with Rama and the progress of the delimititioo of tbe Afghan frontier, the pacification of Egypt, the hopeful prospects of Sir Hy.Drumm nd WoifT* mission and the rapid progress of the British in Barmah.It regret* the unsettled condition of Ireland and hopes that if jt should be found necessary to adopt measures to supersede the ordinary laws for the purpose of upholding public order, the Government will be given the fal^.support of Parliament.The Government intends to introduce Local Goveroment bills for England and Scotland and a similar lure for Ireland if the circumstances of that country render it expedient.Among other bills will be one relating to icter-uational copyright.Tbe speech regrets tbe pceseat depression in trade and hopes the Royal Commission will devise some means for improving business.It is learned on authcrity that tbe Government if defeated on the Irish question will not resign but will appeal to tbe country.Lord Salubnry\u2019s dinner was brilliant, among the guests being eleven Dukes, seven Marquises, forty-three Earls, four Viscounts and twelve Barons.Martin Radge, a baker, has been convicted of the Netherby burglaries and mnrder and has been sentenced to death.January 21\u2014It ia learned from official sources that W.H.Smith, now Secietary of State for War, will be appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland.It is stated that the E irl of Carnarvon will go to the Colonial Office, while Col.F.A.Stanley, at present Secretary for the Colonies, will be made War Secre- SfcerMTB Kales for tbe District of Quebec, son TEE MONTH OT JANUARY.Pierre Guay vs.James Hearn.No.71 of the official cadastre of the parish of St.Pa trim de Beanrivage, county of Lotbiniere, being the lot Ha, 17 of the concession St.David, of three arpents in front by thirty-two in depth, with buildings.Sals at tbs Church door of tbe parish of St.Patrice de Beaunvage on the 72nd of January, at 10 o\u2019clock in the forenoon.Mias Aglae Gauthier vs.Miss Josephine Grenier.No.2786 ot the official cadastre of Sh Louis ward of the city of Quebec, being an emplacement of 23} feet in froot on St John street, by 79} feet in depth, with bnild-mgs.Sale at tbe Sheriff\u2019s office on the 23rd lay of January, at 10 o'eleak in the fore- The Daily Telegraph has advices stating that the Russian Government has despatched 16 000 more troops to Asia Minor, and that 1,000 Russians are cr s*mg the Caspian Sea on their way to the Tekke country.Dublin, Jan.20\u2014At Limerick two cows belonging to a farmer have been poisoned and the Mils of fourteen others have been cut off.FRANCE.Paris, Jan nary 20\u2014A quiet meeting of anarchists wss heli this eveoing to welcome Prince Krapotkine and Louise Michel, who were releassd from prison lately.AUSTRIA.Pksth, Jan.20\u2014In the Hungarian Parliament yesterday, Herr Sorrvath, alluding to the race oiss a ion throughout Aoi-tria-Han-ga-y.said: \u201cThe dual constiiution of 1876 a as founded on he idea that the German element wa- pr-ponde ran- in Austra, but now the dominant iorC'S in Au-tr \u2022 are the Slava.Between he Slavs and the Hungarians there are no affinities It ia imp rtaut tnat tbe feoerfaia.policy now pursued by Austr.a shoo id not be pushed to success, to such a point as to keep the two halves of the monarchy estranged, leading to a dissolution of the amp re.\u2019\u2019 He concluded by quoting tbe words cf Baron Jrseph Eaivcs, the friend of Kossuth, and who p otected the latter from the attacks of the Conservatives, **if ever he wss compelled to cr.oo e between German am and Slavism, be would p onounce in favor of \u2022he fo mer.\" Herr Nr*bPresident.f the Supreme Court, created much excitement in the course of the dtbue on the budget by declaring that an officer who «as a friend of the Hungarian Prim* Min stir wasaqu offering one-third of the revenues of Hungary.Herr Szabo «as immediately asked to name tbe officer ; he refused, however, unies* an official inquiry was i> sti nted.This pro luetd an up oar *nd dies of \u201cDame\u201d aioee from all paite of tne Chamber.Herr Sz botem*ned obdurate and dec lined to give the name of the officer.UNITED STATEN.Ponca, Neb., Jan.20\u2014A fend of long ?tending between the families of W.Westbrook and Anson Gibson, living a mile north of Pcnca, came to a bloody climax.Gibson sod his son, Willie, were hauling wood yesterday, when they encountered the Westbrooks, father and son.Jim Westbrook opened fire, a ball killing ooe of tbe Gibsons\u2019 mules.The fight became general ; tbe old man Wes'brcok had a little wound over his right eye, and Jim had a death wound at the end of the battle.The old man Gibson received slight bruises.Tom Westbrook died last night, bat bis father and young Gibson may recover.Chbhalis, Washington Territory, Jan.20, \u2014On M >nday night, abont nine o\u2019clock, eight or nine per oos of ths Hoodlnm element of Centralis went to the Chinese section-house an i ran in the men to the bush, and when secti* n foreman Ron* attempted to protect the Chin se the Hoodlums drew goes on him.They then proceeded 11 the Chinese section hnua-, one mile south of Centralia, and drove \u2022 he Chinese from there also.The Chinamen arrived in Chehslis about 1 30 p.m.barebead ed and with only sandals on their feet though it was snowing hard at the time.They were half scared to death.Annapolis, Jan.20\u2014The Legislature today, in joint convention, elected Henry Lloyd to be Governor of Maryland, tor the term tor which Governor McLane was elected by the per p'e.The two Houses also confirmed the electi in of Ai P.Gorman as United States Semtor.\t, \u2022 ¦ .¦ Pittsburg,.Jan.20\u2014A despatch from Mount Pletsani to-oight statse that Sheriff Stewart and forty deputies, with Detective Broph?and 20arm-d police from Pittibnrg, had a desperat-a nfliot with 250 strikers this a t>-raooa an ¦ suecee ling in ar est ng 13 of th* m.At er attacking tbe men at the A ice rk* th'S morning, the rioters rested for dion r.Ti e* they massed at the Mutual Association near Stonerville.At this po:nt, negro without provocation fir*d on the Hungarians, bat failed to hit any of them.T< eys jrroaadei.the negro's heme a id left him for \u2022 ead with bis skull fractured.Ihe strikers flout isned every manner of weipos, from revolver* tc case scrapers.Tney we e he id-1 by Stefen Mannir.the main agita or cf the sirike.Whuo they retch» d shaft \u2018\u2019A\u201d of the Morew.od mines, they enconuterei the 62 deputy sheriffs and policemen drawn up forbittie.Detective Brophy talked to the foreigners, telling them that it was useless to reairt snd that they would arre*t the ring-leuier.'.Brophy arre sted one of the strikers h;> opened tbe b>l'.Tbe o o tightly padlocked round her waist th.xt the links were souk in her fi »h.The oth.r end of the chain, wnich was umy a few feet lon nt uer rtepm ither us.d 11 visit hvr every se.ojd or thir l night with too I, aud on nearly every occasion cither flo^g d her severely or fastened her up in sôm* gainful p siti in with a rope.On me occa iou after feeding her m salt' meat, Mme.SemKuUft the pitcher of water out of reach and the suffered horrid agmies of tbiratfor three days, Mme.Semko pract aed other cruoltus, which are not fit for publ nation.The speota ore were in.eme iy excited over the girl\u2019s atcry.When the prisoner was asked wnat she ha! t* say in reply, she avowed that the girl\u2019s stny was true and she was only sorry that she had not succeed*! in killing her.The fiendish woman waa sentenced tj ten years\u2019 impr.sm-ment.Grand Trank Railway.s during t iat peri >d, a very s-tisfic-t >ry per ent ige oompired witn other cities.In M n 5, Halifax 31.Winnipeg 2, Ottawa 3, St.Johns 11, St.Tiomas 1, Guelph 3 -nd Sorel 1.Quebec is the only city in which measles was pr va'e t ; ei*ht f * al cases occurred during the montn.All other ci i-s escaped.Owing to the report being in circulât on tha th- hors* trad* with the Uni ed Stetes had b i«i» brought to a stmd still wiog to the prevalence of glanders.Dr.Col man was interviewed to-day.He aoknowie t literally there was no ground whatever for alarm.The Odsesjof glanders are, he states, very few.Freight conductor Rogers, of the O.P.R., lost two Augers ytsterdiy while coupling cars.\t\u2022\ti Most of the incoming trains on all the road* were more or l-ss late yesterdiy aid this morn ng.The C.P.R.express from Wmui-p g WdB five hours late.The Government has ju*t published a very important blue bovk, entitled, \u201cThe Quern vs.Lonis Riel,\u201d containiuga verba im rep rt of the evidence adduced at tbe Regina trial, speeches of the prisoner aod the Judge's s nteoce ; the decison of the Manitoba Judges, the applicant u to th* Privy Council and tbe Uatot pet tien* for the commutation of sentence are also pubrishsd, so that '.he work embraces the wh 1 tease.There were 63\tpetitions preseoted t » the Governor, 13 of whicti were for ihe appo n ment of a metical oonimise on and thunm inder fora commutation of his sent me* ; 54 aie from Quebec, 3 from Manitoba, 1 from Chicago, 1 from Whitehall, N.Y., 1 from Minnesota, 1 from Ottawa, I from tbe-GoTtoty^-uf Essex aud 1 from France.(Totton Broker Beal\u2019s Statement.The Queer Document Left by a New Yorker who Killed Himself.Albany, Ga., Jan.17\u2014James A.Beal, the New York cotton broker who committed tuicide here Friday, left the following pathetic memorandum, which has just been made public :\u2014 \u201cMemorandum.\u2014lo a man of birth, education and refinement three things are essential to happiness\u2014health, wealth and domestio relations.Any of these lacking, life is not worth living, To my true frieui Lashe\u2014 meanieg A.C.Westbrook\u2014I trust that he will see me laid to rest in Milledgeville at the feet of ihy father and mother, aud that no funeral services of any kind be held over my body.Let my head be to the north.I owe no personal debts except board at tbe res teuianc, which he will pleash pay.My brother Joe will attend to the paying of the labor on tbe plantations.I particularly request that no mourning be worn fur me by any member of my family.To my boys, Jerry and Charley, I say emulate my virtues, which are few, and shun my vices, which are many.Be frugal, but not parsimonious ; generous, but not extravagaut ; and always remember (hat your pocketbook is your best friend and when that is empty friendship is bat a name.,\t,\t\u201cJ.A.Beal.\u201d \tMail\tMxd\tFrgt.\t\t\t¦ ¦ Leave Sharbrcoxe tor Beauce\ta.M.\t\tA.M.Jot., Le via and Quebeo.\t8.15\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\u2022\t7.15 Arrive Baauoe Jot\t\tP.M.1.10\t\u2022 \u2022eee\tP.M.4.30 Arrivy Levis\t\t\t8.45\t\t \u201c Quebec Ferry\t\t4.00\t\t#\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 Leave Quebec tor Beanoe Jot., dherbrooka, and New England points, Ferry.Leave Levis\t\tAM 10.HO\t\t \t11 00\t\u2022 eeee\te.eee Arrive Beauoe Jot\t\tPM.1 10\t\taeeee Leave Boaace Jet\t\t1.25\t\tAM.6.45 Arrive Sherbrooke\t\t6.15\t\tP.M.3.00 Leave Levis for St.Francois.\t\tP.M.300\t Arrive St.Francois\t\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022#\t8.00\t\u2022 eee* Leave St.Franoria for Levis.\t\tA.M.500\t Arrive Levis\t\t\t\t10.00\t\t Leave South Quebec.Arrive Boston.\u201c New York.8.30 P.M.7.10 P.M.9.00 P.M PULLMAN CARS I DELIGHTFUL SCENERY NO TRANSFERS I SURE CONNECTIONS October 30.1885, JOSEPH HICKSON General Manager.jn24 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.QOINQ WEST.2.00 P.M.\u2014Lightning Express will leave Point Levi for Richmond and rointa East ami West, arriving in Montreal at 8 50 PM., in time to oonnect with Night Express going West.8.30 P M.\u2014Night Express tor Richmond.Sherbrooke, Island Fond, Gorham Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and points East, West, South-West and North West.QOINQ EAST.Leaving Montreal.10.15 P.M, Arriving at Point Levi.7.00 A.M.Lig\u2019-Raiog Express loaves Montreal.8 00 A M.\u201c arriving at Point Levi.1.55 P.M.Mixed Uaves Rinhroond.1.15 P.M \" arrives at Point Levi.7.00 P M JOSEPH HICKSON, Genera Manager.Montreal July 6 1885 Jnly 7, 18H5, flMÜBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY OEC-A-Isra-Hl OF TIIwAE!.Commencing Monday, October 5th, 1885, Trains will ran as follow :\u2014 ALLAN LINE.I* a h 0CH a* \u2022 o 0»5 ^ .w 05 \u2022 ^ AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS./COMMENCING MONDAY, OCr.2Cih, \\J 1885, Trains wil run as follows WTraxnc run >n \"Eaztcm Standard\" time.Fifteen minutes allowed for refreshments at Beance Juncti -n.SUR! CONNECTIONS made at Sherbrooke with Paasnmpjic, Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways for Newport, Portland, Boston, New York, all New England Points, aud for Montreal and tbe West via Lake Mem phreraagog.At Harlaka Jonction with Intercolonial Railway for Rivet du Loup, Cacoona, Sea Bathing points along tha 8t.Lawrence, and %11 points in the Maritime Provinces.At Quebec with St.Lawrence and Saguenay Steam oat Oo.and with North Shore Railway for St.Leon Springs and points above Quebec.J.R- WOODWARD, Genera' Manager.October 23, 1885 IntereoloDiai Railway.1885-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.\u20141886.AND AFTER MONDAY, November ON 16th.1885, the Trains of this Railway will ran daily, (Sundays excepted.) as follows TRAINS WILL LEAVE LEVIS.For Halifax anu St.John.8.00 A.M.For^Liviere du Loup.11.25 A.M.For Riviere du Loup.5,25 P.M.TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS From Riviere du Loup.6.00 A.M.From Riviere du Loup.1.47 P.M.From Halifax aud St.John.6.45 P.M.The Pullman Oar eaving Levis on Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, run through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wed nesday, and Friday to St.John.£V All Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time.Tickets may be obtained, and also informa tion about tbe route, and about Freight and Passenger Rates from T.LAVERDIERE, 49, Dalhoosie Street, Quebec D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., * November 11th, 1885.\t| November 14, 1885.Union Bank of Lover Canada.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by tbe Union Bank of Lower Canada tha an application will be made by the said Bank, to the Parliament of Canada, at its next Session, for an Act to amend the Act incorpo-rating the said Bank for the purpose o reducing the capital thereof, in conformity with a resoluti n of the shareholders, adopted at the annual meeting held on the 6th July 1885, and to change the name of the Bank to the \u201cUnion Bank of Canada.A.THOMSON, President.GEO.IRVINE, Vice-President E.WEBB, Actg Cashier.Quebec, 19th November, 1885 December 15,\tBm GOLD MEDAL N M N si; ; < Si < Si * SSîSSSS ci ri t- cc cd c> : *; ! si * ;§s \u2022 >c ai : *: l oi ;g£ - o\u2019olcok Sharp.Within the laat ten ora dozen years, the better educated colored men have largely embarked in occupations where mental equipment rather than muscular development were depended on to ensure success the calling.And this fact brings the thinking man face to face with the question, are members of the hitherto down-trodden race fit for the new positions which many of them attempt to fill ?The Church Magazine discusses a phaae of this topic, and the Reverend Galbraith Perry asks the pertinent question \u201cshall we have a colored clergy f Mr.Pxk&y starts out by setting forth the proposition that \u201cno nation has thoroughly accepted Christianity until it has been ministered to by the priesta of its own kindred and nationality.\u201d He argues strongly for a pulpit in which colored men a hall propound the Gospel and preash the truths of the Bible.He admits that there is a peculiar and an imperative necessity for raising the moral and religious tone of the negroes of the South, else they will more and more tend to relapse into bar.bariam and heathenism, to which they have an inherited inclination ; and the fittest, instruments for the accomplishment of th*t necessary work are men chosen from among their own race because of their piety, ability, refinement, aptness for teaching, and moral elevation.Mr.Prery believes that the \u201cnegro in America will either advance, or, to use the expressive word of hia own coining, he will \u2018devance.\u2019 \" He sees great possibilities for the race, and thinks that the Episcopal Church, with its order, its reverence, and its more excellent ways ought to take up the colored brother and give him the opportunity he seeks to do good.Mr.Pkrry undertakes to reply to the arguments which have been advanced against a colored ministry.The Assistant Bishop of Mississippi disapproves of the ordination of colored men, but he only does so because he fears that the white churchmen might in time be overwhelmed by a majority of colored men, and the church would then cease to be a \u201cwhite man\u2019s church.\u201d On the other hand, Bishop Lyman of North Carolina saya that \u201cunless colored men can be raised up for the ministry, there is little hope of doing any effective work for the race.\u201d Mr.Pcrry meets the charge, that \u201cpractically colored clergy have not proved acceptable to their own peoplp, or creditable to th* Church,\u201d by replying that if some of those ordained have not turned out as well as was hop«d, it is questionable \u201cif the pro portion of failures has been very much greater then among white men.\u201d Oi course bad selections have been made, at times, and it is the failure which is being constantly held up to ridicule or to acorn, the case may be.Mr.Perry advises that candidates for the clergy be selected from those families among the colored people,\u2014 *\u2022 aad they are not a few,\u201d\u2014who are them selves refined and courteous.\u201cNo people,\u201d he continues, \u201care more observant of the traita of good breeding than the colored people, and if some colored clergy men have not been * acceptable to their own people, it was because, from their per-aonal character or lack of proper bringing up, many of them could not be acceptable to any people.\u201d He prints the following story to shew the careleeaness with which a colored man was chosen for the ministry and how the absence of refinement destroys clerical induence with the colored people.\u2014 th* increased esteem and regard in which his country and ita people are held by the British public.What Sir John had to say on this point is so eminently satisfactory, that a couple cf paragraphs from hia speech will bear reproduction here.He said :\u2014 \u201cI don't think that I can exaggerate the wonderful progress that Canada ha* made in public opinion in England, in the pres*, among the people of all classes whom I met, as well as among the leading statesmen.They were particularly struck with the marvellous completion of our great transcontinental road, and it was gratifying to find that everywhere, and especially among the ministry of the day, as well as among the leading statesmen whov are out of office, they are united in appreciation of this great work, not only as a colonial work but one of the highest imperial importance.\u201d \u2022 And again: \u201cI was going on to say that the military authorities all expressed winder and admiration at the successful means adopted and carried out by the Militia Department in putting down the outbreak in the North-West.The efficiency of the transport service they admired especially and News of tlie City and District, January 21, BY ORDER.A Novels ! Novels ! Novels ! Seaside, Lwwl, and otlur chaap Librariw.FANCY STATIONERY.Parchment Sot* Paper, Repp Note Paper, Square Envelopes to Match.Note Paper from 3c.to 80c.per qr.Envelope® from 25c.to $1.20 pr 100 G.\tE.HOUWELL Jan uary 21.18S6.To Lease, iTTITH IMPROVED FRONT TO STORE VV ia PLATE GLASS with other alterations, a* per plan to be Men, SHOP & HOUSE, 2, St.John Street, AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY CE0RCE HALL & CO., , gkro o:e :rs- H.\tB.\u2014B**t Stand In th* City for any branch Apply, on th* premii**, to2 \u2022 26, 1886.Qcmc.TiutsM!.m 21.mm.4 2TEW PROBLEM.Th* other day a question of race was emphasised in a somewhat practical manner at St.John, N.B.The Bar of the Provins held ita annual dinner, and one of ita members, a colored man, was ex-clod ad from the banquet solely on account \u201ef\\b color.He is a regular practising 1 jairister, has access to all the Coarts, laeete his fellow-lawyers in all places where lawyers most do congregate on buaineea, ia a full member of the Bar and entitled to all ita privilege*.The members, however, when it came to meeting him at dinner objected to hia pretence, and the hroater was forthwith proscribed, and the convivial gathering was held without him.We mention this case simply to illustrate a point in another direction.With th* growth of education and the abolition o: slavery in the United States, the liberal professions have been opened to the colored race.Some of them sit in Congress sod the American House of Representatives, others practise law, others take up pjidkine, aod many enter the ministry.they-did not understand how these six thousand men could be carried six thousand miles without interruption with great speed and not subjected to the hardships which usually accompany a campaign went of food and want of transport, and some of the leading men, such as Lord Wolbblry said Sir Rbdvers Bullkr, said the Imperial service could not have been so well performed as it was in Canada.All this has a tendency, of course it must have, to increase the appearance in the British mind of the great value of the Dominion to the empire as a whole.They are proud of Canada ; they believe now that it is a source of strength instead of source of weakness, and I can assure you that when any of you go home to England you will be gratified as Canadians to find the high esteem and regard in which Canada and Canadians are held in the mother country \u201d Human nature is always more or less susceptible .to fhttery, and Canadians would have to be more than human if they did not take a legitimate and patriotic pride in Brttiah appreciation of some of their principal achievements.Sir Joh.v has rendered Canada a very great service in urging upon the Imperial authorities the value to the empire of the Canadian Pacific Railway, lie tolls us that they are all united in stating that it placed England in a much stronger posi tion than before.They all felt, and, in fact, recent experience has shown, that the route by the Suez Canal to India and Aua tralia was an uncertain one, and in case of war with any European nation it might easily be blocked and that means of com munication with England\u2019s distant colonies and dependencies might be obstructed now that route, they saw, was compara tively of little importance\u2014always an im portant route, certainly, bat of comparatively much less importance than it was before the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway.They recognized the fact that now England had an nnaasailable means of communication with her distant dependencies, sending men or munitions of war to India, Japan or wherever she sought to direct her military, force direct over British territory.He had occasion to see the military au thoritiea, wfthr respect to this route, and urge upon them its importance as great national work, arousing their attention to the necessity of completing it by aiding in the establishment of a first-class line of steamers, available in case of war as transports or even as ships of war, and at the same time of such speed and capa city as would be the means of at once de- fuemiums for the scholars who have tbs srgrst deposit at the ecd cf each scholastic year.A«»tio tnde celled both, of these men we instance, in intellectual attainments\u2014so eloquent preacher that he filled with admiration the congregations of several of the largest city churches\u2014who was once invited to take dinner in a Philadelphia rectory.The rector\u2019s wife, finding her servant unwilling to \u2018 wait on a nigger,\u2019 had with great deli oacy concealed tae fact from him by doing the work herself, so that hia feehnga might not be wounded.The first words he spoke at table, as a piece of deliciously cooked steak was placed upon his plate, were : * You must be used to feeding dogs on raw meat ; I can\u2019t eat my meat raw.\u2019 Evidently he was not only ignorant of good cooking, but of the simplest elements of Christian courtesy.The same man afterward, at the house of a colored man of much refinement, the senior warden of the parish in which he was officiating, feft the wioksof six tallow candles, the remains of the instruments by wüich he had daily erected his woolly head-covering into a marvelous structure.His influence was destroyed no leu with his colored host than it had pro viously been with his white entertainer.This\tnot lack intellectual culture or talent, or even genius, but common sense, refinement and delicacy.What is worse, .he lacked good morals, for which cause he wu afterward deposed.Yet this is an instance that is constantly referred to as proving that colored clergy, even when well educated, are a failure.So are well-educated white men failures when brutish.\" Mb.Pkkry would not choose his clergy from cornfield hands, bat rather from the circle of refined men.These he would send to college for a course, \u201c not in somo institution bearing the name of a university, but * adapted to the capacity of the negro,\u2019 but in one of the best colleges of the country.\u201d From college to a divinity school their steps would next be directed, and their theological stadia* he would have prosecuted side by side with white men.He believes this to be practical and says, \u201cthat the students in the seminaries will cordially welcome their brothers in Christ, without making them feel any isolation on account of the colour of their skin, has been satisfactory proved in the; General Seminary and in the PhiladelphiR Divinity School\u2019 This is a liberal viesr \u2022* blank ferma '«g V» applied ^ 4>iaf the signature of the perty tender log, and of two reeponsiblo parties willing w Meure the execution of tbe oontraot.\u201cTV ^y Trewrarer\u2019» receipt for a deposit with htin of $10000, to be forfeited by » party to whom the contract escheating may ia« to nan or abide by it, and wUlbe re runded to the contractor only on expiry of the ' contract oa the 1st May, 1887.\t.\u2022 Tbe contractor to pay for drawing up th* oontiect, and supply the City Engineer with a certifiei copy thereof.CHS, BAJLLAIRGfc _\u2022.\t' Otty Engineer January 18, 18*6.\"\ttd cjxvv a:A.Xcac*T~ ' \\ Quebec, January 12th, 1886.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it appears from an analysis h-the Revd.Mr.Lmflammr, of the Laval Uni \u2022\u2018U» rtqxxmt of the Quebec Board of Harbour Comnuauonera, that the ioe from the Little River St.Charles is impure, tharn fora unfit for family use.Tbe Coinm>saioa has ruled that baweeforth no ice shall be harvested for deasastie use except from the River St.Lawrence, at Sillery from Roache\u2019s Mill* Wertward, or from ovar ioe-bridge opposite the Beau- received instructions to see to it that these requirements are complied with.CHS.baillairge.City Engineer.January 13, 1886,\t K JUST RECEIVED, -AT TH1 MEIDIGLAJL.BAXafr,, VAN bTAN\u2019S 8TKATENA, CRLE-brated Cement.Mend* Everything-; .India Rubber Hot Water Betties.*\t- \u201c\t\u201c Air Cushions.Fait Cheat Protector* (Double and Single).And a full Line of English, and fimsrinin Patent Medicines, RODERICK HcLEOD IS, F.BBiaCB 8TSBBT.January 16, 1886,\t, THE MORNING CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21.1886.¦ GKRIE^T \u2022OF.$80,000 WORTI ! Fancy Dry Goods Wt> b«g to aonoanoe that oommeocing MONDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, WE WILL OFFER THE WHOLE OF OLH EXTENSIVE STOCI -OF- DRYGOODS AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION -FOR- CASH OnXiTT! At the whole Stock most be Cleared thia Sale offer» a rare opportunity for intending purchaser* to «apply thenuslfea with FIRST-CUSS GOODS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LO* PRICES.N.B.\u2014All parties indebted are request* ed to make an early settlement of their Accounts, \u2022\tD.& H.September 26, 1885.\tFm SPECIAL FROM TORONTO, Toronto, Jao.20\u2014Bob Berry, the no* torioaa colored giant, who waa fined $100 at the Police Court this morning for illegal liquor eelliag acd keeping a boute of ill-fame, has skipped to Chicago.At one time he was the champion oarsman of Toronto Bay, The following Irgel gentleman have iac-oeeeially petted th»ir firet examination :\u2014H.L.Dnnn, F.Smake and F.Lsngeter, with honore j J.B.McCall, J.Fréter, D.L.Sinclair.J.O.Gregory, J.B.Lacas, J.Contts, F.C.Jarvis, F.B.Deaton, R.F.Lyle, J.Roee, R.M.Deniston, withont an oral ; Box S.Chiaholm, D.A.Danlep, O.T.Wei bridge.The new Liberal Clnb was opened for the reception of members tp day.Abont two hondred visited the |rooms daring the day.Tne fo.mal opening Ukee place on the 28th.The annual meeting of the Board of Trade is held tbit afternoon.The Treasurer's report showed the income for the year was $5,-353, and expenditure $4,790, leaving a balance of $.503.During the year the mem-berahip had increased by 566, making a total memberthip now of 822.President Darling delivered a long address, reviewing the oon ditioo of trade and commerce.The follow ing were elected the Council of the Board :\u2014 Meesrs, ti.N.Baird, W.B.Hamilton, G A-Chipmen, D.Laidlaw, A.M.Smith, H.Blain, D.R .Wilkie, R.W.Elliot, A.D.), Wm.Christie, J.L.Spint, Geo.Gooder-bam and A.A.Allen.A Committee was appointed to consider a echeme for deal'Dg with the improvident a la* see in tbeotty, Mark Cneckley, the' well-known pugilist and lion tamer, was arretted to-night on toe pioion of having stolen a gold ring and locked np in the Central Police Station.In abont an hoar afterwtrde a policeman found him hanging to the cell door dead.He bad tied a woman\u2019s cloud to the cell door and round his neck, and had then bint down till he wss stsangled to death.Membere of the Local Government were waited upon by five deputation* tnie afterafternoon, One waa from the Canadian Institute, who asked for a grant of $5,000 to enabls them to explore various mounds, battle fields, &o., for the purpose of gathering all pie historio relics and forming a Provincial Muslim.LIEBIG COMPANY S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT-FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES.CAUTION.\u2014Oennina ONLY wltfc feo-tioiOe of Baron I.iebie\u2019a *ifn>atur« in Bine Ink ecroa* Label.The title \u201c Baron Llabig\" and hi* photograph baring been lately largely uteri by deali ra having no ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JABS.An inralaable tonie la nil eaeae of week digestion end debility.and e boon for which Nation* aboeld feel grateful.\u201d connection with Ban.n I.irMg, the puUlc i Medical Prat, Lancet, BritUk Medical Journal, ©5F© ©O*'»©©© XI -nsf\t\t \td\t©9.t-ws-®,©a5$g5g>g» Beerbohmsnvs \u201cLondon, Jan.18.\u2014Floating cargoes\u2014Wheat doll; maise, nil.Cargoes on passage\u2014Wheat slow ; make, steady.Mark Lane\u2014Wheat slow ; maize, quiet.London\u2014Good sbippin?No 1 California wheat, just shipped, etc, 35s, waa 86e Gd ; do nearly due, 36v, was 36s ; good cargoes mixed American maize, prompt.22s, waa 22s 3d to 22* Gd ; steamer cargoea sold at 20a 9d, was 21s 6d, to direct ports.English country markets tuiet * firm end steady.Farmers\u2019 deliveries during the past week\u2014Wheat, 55.000 to 60,000 ors.Liverpool\u2014Spot wheat very dull ; maise rather easier.\tParis\u2014Wheat and flour tteady.\u201d\u2014 Toronto Globe.*\t.* Gold exchange.Nbw York, Jan.20.11.00 a m.\u2014 American Gold.4.90.Starling Rxchange, 4 87J- Latent European Markets.Liverpool, January 20.11.30 am.\u2014Cotton steady.Uplands 5 1-lfid.Orleans 5 3 16d.Montreal 8took Market\u2014January 90.First Boalk Bank of Montreal, 205 to 204.Ontario Bank, 110 to 109.Banque du Peuple, 78 offered.*.Molson'a Bank, 1244 to 120.Bank of Toronto.187* to 186.Mavobent'* Uauk, 117* to 117 ; sales, 3 shares at 117*.Union Bauk, 51 to 42.Bans of CuD'meroe, 122 to 121$ ; sale*, 49 share* at 1214.Federal Bank, 101 offered.Canada Pacific Railway.67* to 67* ; «ales, 25 ¦hares at 67*.Montreal Telegraph Company, 117 to 116* ; sales, 25 shares at 116*.Richelieu «nu u itario Navigation Cumuan), 62 to 60.City Pasaenger IL.lwayCompany, 120* to 119.Montreal Gas Co» pany, 191 to 190*.Canada Cotton Company, 80 to 65.Dundee Cotton Gomixany, 69 to 65.\u2022 North-West Land Company.77s 6d to 77* 3d .sales, 276 shares at 77s Ixi ; 025 shares at 77s 6J ; 50 shares at 77s 3d.Sboomd Board.bank of Montreal, 205 to 2044 ; sales, 30 shares at 204f.Ontario Bank, HO to 109.Banque du Peuple, 79* offered.Moieon a Bauk, 124 to 1234.B*nat°187 ,r0nt0.187* t0 186* ' 8aIe,, 15 >tukres Merchant\u2019s Bank, 117* to 117 ; sales, 63 shares atm*.Union Bank, 51 to 44.Book of Oorou.eroe, 122 to 121$; sales, 25 shares at 121*.Federal Bank, 101* offered.Canada Pacific Kail wav, 67$ to 674 ; sales, 200 shares at 67$ ; 950 shares at 67f.Montreal Telegraph Company, 116* to 116*.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 62 to 60.Oity Passenger Railway Company.ISO* to 1194.Montreal Gas Company, 191* to 190$.Canada Cotton Company, 80 to 72*.Dundas Cotton Company, 69 to 65.North-West Land Co., 78s Gd to 78s ; sales, 400 sharo* at 78s ; 450 shares at 78s 6d.Latest Montreal, new x orh.and Cbleage Prices Montrral, Jany.20.\u2014Flour\u2014receipts, 8000 bris ; sales, none reported.Market dull and prices unchanged.Quotations\u2014Patents, at 4,25 to 5.5U ; superior extras, 4,20 to 4,25; extra superfine, 4.05 to 4, >5 ; spring extra, 3,80 to 8,90; superfine, 3,50 to 3,80 ; strong bakers, 4,26 tc 4,90 ; fine, 3,30 to 3,40 : middling.*, 3.i0 to 3,20 ; Pollards, 2,76 to 3,90 ; Ontario bags, 1,75 to 2.00 ; city bags, 2,40 to 2,45 for strong bakers.Grain\u2014Wheat nominal ; red winter, 91c to 92c ; white, 90o to 91o; spring, 91c to 92c.Corn, 60a Peas, 70c to 72a Oats, 30c to 32o.Barley, 50o to 60c.Rye, 05o to 67a Oatmeal, 4,10 to 4,50.Cornmeal, 2.90 to 3.00.Provisions\u2014Pork, 12,50 to 13,25, Hogs firmer, at 5,50 to 5,75 per 100 Iba Lard, 9a to 9^.Bacon, 10c to 11a Hams, Ho to 12a Cheese, as to quality, 60 to 9|o Batter\u2014Townships, 14c to 19o ; Morrisburg, 13c to 18c : Western.10c to 15a Eggs steady ; strictly fresh at 24c to 25c ; ordinary oases 18o to 19a Linseed, 17c to 18c.New York Stock Market, Jan.20,1 p.m.\u2014 Stocks doll and firm; American Express, 103 ; U P, 67 ; Canada Southern, 39$ ; Delaware and Hudson, 88$ ; Delaware A Lackswana, 118$ ; Lake Shore, 82$; Michigan Central, 68 ; Northern Pacific, 25$ ; do preferred, 574 ; New York Central.103* ; St Paul, 914 ; do preferred, 121$ ; St P M and M 107$ ; Union Pacific, 56*; Weetern Union Telegraph, 71*.N N*w York Jan.2Ô\u2014Flour steady ; Uplands, 6-16 ; Orleans, 9$c ; futures closed dull ; ¦alien January at 9,19; tellers February at 9,24 ; sellers March at 9,35 ; sellsra April at 9,45.Floor barely steady ; superfine Stste at 2,75 to 3.25 ; superfine western at 2,78 to 8,25 ; receipts 8.044 brla ; sales 10,000 brla.Rye floor steady, at 3,25 to 8,50.Wheat closed very stroiur ; receipts 1,765 brl* ; sales 912,-000 bus No 2 red sellers February at 87$o to 88*c ; 348,000 bus sellers March at 89*o to 89*0 : 8,000 bn sellers April at 90$c te 91c ; 642,000 bus sellers May at 91$c to 92fc ; 616,000 bus sellers June at 98$c to 93$c.Kye dull and nominal.Barley doll.Corn higher ; mixed western at 4do to 51*o ; futures at 47c to 504o ; receipts 58,200 bos ; sales 392,000 bus.Oats quiet; State at 38c to 43o; western at 36*c to 43c ; receipts 65,550 bus; sales 30,000 bus.Pork steady ; new mesa at 10,25 to 10,75.Lard firm, at 6,50.Butter steady ; western at 12o to 34o ; State at 16o to 34c.Cbeese firm, at 5!c to 10*a New York, Jany 20\u2014Railroad Bonds firm.Stocks inactive except for two or three issues, and closed quiet and a fractional lower.Chicago.Uh, January 20\u2014Flour quiet and unchanged.Wheat opened *c to $0 higher, advanced $c additional, closing 1 cent higher than yesterday ; sales ranged sellers January at 77$c to 78fo ; sellers February at 77|c to 78$o ; sellers May at 83$o to 84|c ; No 2 Chicago spring at 78c to 78*a Corn a shade higher ; sales ranged oasb at 36$o ; sellers January and February at 36* to 86fc, and closed at 36(c to 36$o ; sellers Mav at 39j(o to 40*c.Oats stronger ; cash and sellers January at 28$c.Pork active and prices declined 15o to 17*0, but rallied and cloaed firmer ; cash at 10,95 to 11,00 ; sellers January and February at 10,83 to 11,00, and oloeed at 10,97* to 11,00 ; seileis May at 11,12* to 11,32*, and dosed at 11,30 to 11JS2*.Lard quiet ; cadi and sellers January and Feb ruary at 6,15 to 6,17* ; sellers May at 6,32* to 6,z5.Boxed Meats steady ; dry salted shoulders at 4,00 to 4,06 ; short rib sides at 5,35 to 6,37* ; abort dear sides, at 6.70 to 5,75.Receipts\u20148,000 bris flour ; 21,000 brls wheat; 147,000 bus corn ; 85,000 bus «at* ; 5,000 bus rye, and 59,000 bus barley.Shipments\u20147,01.0 brls floor ; 14,000 bus wheat; 67,000 bn* corn; 49,000 bus eals ; 1.000 bus rye, and 32 090 but barley.At the afternoon board, Wheat was »trongor and |c to £0 higher, Corn *c to |c higher.Oats *c higher for May.Pork be to lOo higher.SHIPPING OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.Data, Steamship Jan 20\u2014Labrador \u201c\t\u2014Wisc.nsin Arrwsd at New York From.Havre Liverpool ProbabUltlee 1er cup Next S4|floni a for Ills St.Lawrence, ate.etc.Toroisto, Jany.21, 1 a.m.\u2014Lower St.Lawrence\u2014Increasing north-easterly winds and doudy » eathar, with heavy snow.Golf\u2014Fair weather to-day, followed to-night by a north-east gale and snow storm.Buenos Ayres, Jany 7\u2014Arrived, bark \"Icarus,\" from Montreal.Bahia, Dec.12\u2014In port, bark \u201cTriton\u201d (Ger), Schubbe for United statee or Canada ; \u201cMar-garetbe\" (Dan), Askjer, for do do.Ship \u201cBertie Bigelow\u201d (Br), from New York for Shanghai, which put into St.Thomas Jany.4 leaky, and with loss of mizzenmast, also had decks swept and lost boats.Steamer \u201cSussex\u201d (Br).stranded at Scilly, broke up during the gale of Jany.4.Nothing was to be saeu of her next morning.London, Jany 16\u2014Ship \u201cSuha\u201d (Br).\"Farmer, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday from Mobile, collided with a pier bead and damaged bulwarks.Ilaik \u201cAlmatia,\u201d Lapham, which put into Manila, leaking badly, while on a voyage from Hong Kong to Foochow, has been condemned.Hamburg, Jan.18\u2014Steamer \u201cMoravia\u201d Qer), Petzoldt, from New York, before reported aground in the Elbe, got off after discharging part of bar cargo, London, Jan.18\u2014Steamer \"Chilian\u201d (Br), Banister, which arrived at Havre a few days ago from New Orleans, and which wos damaged by collision with the steamer \u201cAugusta,\u201d had 329 bales of cotton damaged by sea water.X\tx RECEIVING EACH WEEK.PKATI\u2019S ASTRAL «IL I The above being received weekly, the TRADE may always count on receiving it fresh.Please remark that genuine ASTRAL OlL is absolutely colorless resembling pure Spring Water.Reject all oils of a light yellow or straw, alto that of a blue cast.Many complaints have been made of oil of the above description furnished by UffaoKuru-lous Dealers as genuine \u201cASTRAL,\u201d and for which they charge the price of Astra).C.FBVSXtXB'7, WHOLESALE ONLY, .«81, ST.PETEK STREET.X\tX January 9, 1886.\trnyS-Lm got f ait ot to ?£et.II To Let, TWENTY-FIVE YEAR\u2019S EXPERIENCE VTO.59, ESPLANADE.WITH Lv large Yard and Stables.To be seen daily from 3 to 5 P.M.Apply to H.C.January 21,1885.AUSTIN.Notary, Peter Street.F To Let, \u2022 ¦ \u2022 * THU8E EXTENSIVE PRE-misas, situated in the central part of St.John's Street, No.62, now occupied by Messrs.Casey It Co., suitable for a Wholesale or Retail Busi ness\u2014upon reasonable terms to a dt ai table tenant.J.GREAVES CLAPHAM, N P.January 20, 1886.\tFp To Let, A COMFORTABLE DWELL inv.consisting of the Third Store and Aitio of ihe bail ling Na 76, St.Peter Street.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The Office, in same buddiog.heretofore occupied by Jules Baitlairgeoo, Esq., Wine Merchant.- Apply to JOHN STRANG, Notary, 11M, St.Peter Sireet.Quebec.January 18, 1886.\tAm To Let, \u20220«i situate on 2nd b lat of the Building No.78, Sonth side of St Peter\u2019s Street, Quebec.Apply to JOHN STRANG, Notary, No.118, St.Peter Street.January 16, 1686.\tnovll-tfebl I * For Sale or to Let, jjn THE FIRE BRICK HOUSE on the North side of the St.Foye Road, known as Qlenfield, $ mile from Toll-Gate.The House is in good repair ancFcentsins aH modern conveniences, with Garden and Stables, Ac.\u2014AMO\u2014 The Shop No.15, Baade Street, near Poet Office.Apply to J.A.ROSS, St.Foy Road.Or, BIGNKLL, AUSTIN A B0RLA8E, Notaries.January 16, 1886.\tAm For Sale or to Let, That first-dlass house.No.83, St.Ursule Street, lately occupied by Jean Langlois, Etq.Has all the latest improve-Possesxion immediately.Apply to J.THIBAUDEAU, Proprietor.Janaary 15, 1886.\tN aient* For Sale or to Let, A FINE LARGE BUILDING, with Boiler, Engine, Shafting and Pnlliee, located in the best part of St.Koch\u2019s, suitahls for BOOT AID SHOE MAHUFACTORINQ, Or any kind of Wood-working manufacture.Also,\u2014A complete Sett of Wjod-working Machinery, almost new, and of the most improved make.Apply to LOUIS LECLERC, N-P., 248, St.Joeeph Street] January 13.1886.\tLdABw p To Let, A FINE NEW SHOP IN THE Music Hall, fronting 00 St.Louis Street, close to the -St.Louis Hotel, with Urge pUte glass win-most desirable location for baaineea.Possession 1st May or before.Apply to WILLIS RUSSELL.January 9,1889.\tAm SMI GRAND TRDE RAILWAY OW TO LUMBER DEALERS.mENDERS ARE INVITED FOR 3UP-X plying the Company during the present year « ith about one and a half million feat of White Pine Car Sheeting and 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