Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 20 juin 1887, lundi 20 juin 1887

[" FOB DYSPEPSIA OB WEAK DIGESTION DRINK ST.LEON MINERAL WATER AFTER EACH MEAL.FOR CONSTIPATION TAKE IT before BREAKFAST.flixeius, L1M0IS & CIE,< OppositeArcKbùhop Palace.CIVITATIS WGMl D OM ATA A.\u2022\u2022 SI VOUS SOUFFRE* D\u2019INDIGESTION, Brvs> L\u2019EAU ST.LEON APRF> CHAQUE REPAS, El A JEUN POUR LA CONSTIPATION.! aUiGHlS,L.\\m»lS&CiB.Vis-à-Tis l\u2019Archevêché; FabraAry 16,1886.febllLm COMMBROIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETT February 16,1S85.eb'ili.m VOL.XLI.ouebèc, Monday, june 20, isst.No.14,711 AFTERNOON REPORTS CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE GLAD-STONIANS AND PARNELLITES.King Milan of Servia will Sue for a Divorce.ARREST OF A SUSPECTED GERMAN SPY IN FRANCE.THE FLOODS IN HUNGARY SUBSIDING.CANADIAN REPORTS.HON.JAMES McSHANE AT ST.HYACINTHE.Oswald Bros.' Financial Review.MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR ONTARIO.Comnintation of the Death Sentence of a Murderer.Running a Locomotive with Crude Petroleum\u2014Descent of the \u201cWorld\u201d Baloon\u2014The Aeronauts Injured, Ect.London, June 18\u2014The Prince of Saxony; Kin* Ludwig of Bavaria, Prince and Princew William of Prucaii, and Princess of Saxe-Meiningeo, have arrived to take part m tbe Queen\u2019s Jubilee.The Qae?o is in receipt of numerous messages of congratulations from all parts of tbe world.A conférer ce was held between the Glad-stonians and Paruellites last night, at which the course to be pcr~ :ed relative to the Crimea Bill Act was decided upon.The more violent of the Parnellitea agreed to restrain their obstructive course in deference to Mr.Gladstone's wishes.The Parneliites will move the remainder of their amendments daring the report stage of the bill.Paris, June 18.\u2014A German has been arrested at St.Medardentall on suspicion of being a spy, with the object of learning the secret of the minofacture of melenite.The man with whom the countess Composta Irft France is the Vicouot DeLatour Gan-bœuf.Tbe couple went to Antwerp and will go from there to England, where they will be married.Tbe countess has written to the papers, saying that her object in running eff with the vicount was to seenre her release from her oppressors and to regain her liberty.The fortune of the countess is estimated at $7.500,000.Vienna, June 18\u2014It is reported that King Milan of Servia appointed Ristics Premier, in order to regain Russian influence, so as to counteract the intrigues of his wife to have him deposed.He will sue for a divorce.PF_al to make steam for its motor.Enjoy Life.What a truly beautiful world we live in ! Nature gives ns grandeur of mountains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment.We can desire no better when in perfect health ; but how often do the majority of people feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged and worn out with disease, when there is no occasion for this feeliog, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof, that Green's August Flower, will make them free from diseaee, as when born.Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are the direct causes of seventy-five per cent, of euch maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.Three doeee of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect.Sample bottles, 10 cents.Try it.SPECIAL JUBILEE SERVICES HELD .IN CHURCHES YESTERDAY.St.Nicholas vor July\u2014Nicholas has a strongly patriotic flavor, appropriate to the Fourth ot July.Even the Brownies become imbued with the prevalent enthusiasm, and celebrate the day at night.Mies Jessie C.Glasier, a new writer, contributes an amusing sketch of negro child-life, called \u201cA Gunpowder Plot,\" which is capitally illustrated by E.W.Kemble.Mias Lilian Dynevor Rice présenta \u201cA Fourth of July Record\u201d in bright and clever verse.\"Betty\u2019s Sunday,\u201d __cbarmidgly illustrated by R.B.Birch\u2014 carries us back to the War of 1812, and tella of a brave little American girl's adventure with tbe enemy.Tne installment of \"Wiu-ning a Commission,\u201d tco\u2014with its pictures of cadet life at West Point\u2014falls in line with these timely attractions cf the number, f rank 1L Stockton follows his last month's paper on \"King London\u2019\u2019 with an equally entertaining description of life \"In English Country, characteristic acenci of which Alfred Parsons and Harry Fenu show io aeveral delightful drawinfis.H.H.Boyeseu commences a new \"Tale of Two Continente,\u201d en titled \"Fiddle-John's Family,\u201d the frontis-piece by George Wharton Edwards forming the principal illustration.The tourist of to- QVEBEC.Montrbal, June 18\u2014The Hon.James Me Shane greatly strengthened his position at St, Hyacinthe, toe other day, at the l\u2019iemier\u2019e pic-nic.People here really imagined that an attempt bring made by interested parties in Quebtc to squeeze \"the People\u2019s Jimmy\u201d out of tbe Government.Hin friends rally to his side, and they are more convinced thau ever that the Government far from b^ing weakened by Mr.McShane\u2019s presence in the Cabinet, the contrary is tbe fact.Mr.Mc-Shane has done yeomau\u2019a work since he en-terel the Ministry, and hie popularity m growing immensely with all classes.After the Prime Minister, Mr.McShanc enjoys the greatest popularity in the local Cabinet.This is a brief report of his speech at St.Hyacinthe :\u2014\"1 speak in the name of the Irish Catholics of this Province.St.Hyacinthe sent to Parliament the first man whoever asked a genuine Irish Catholic representative t> accepta portfolio in his Cabinet.(Loud cheers.) Now, with regard to the Protestant element, you all know that daring the time we were before the electors, nearly every English paper in this Province and a great many French enrs, advised the English Protestants rot to vote for Mr.Mercier and his followers, as thty would thereby endanger their own posit on.That advice was followed in a marked degree, but I know this, and you all know it as well, many cf those who cast their votes against us at the last general election, to day regret tint act.(Ctuers.) You have heard the masterly expose of the Nationalist programme made by the Hon.Premier.He has told yon tint the \u2018Parti National\u2019 know no nationality, know in creed.(Great applause.) I tell you that that programme has been carried out.(Great cluering.) I say to you, gentlemen, and to the whole Province, that in the short space of time, four or five months, that we have been in power, we have done more for the English-speaking element than was ever done for them by any governxeut during the past twenty years.(Applause.) There are times, I muss admit, when I feel ashamed of mytclf, when I ask the Prcmisr : \"Can yon do this or that for an old Countryman ?\u201d and hs invariably says, \"Yes, with ad my heart.\u201d (Load applausn.) And if there is here, within the sound t-f my voice, an Irish Catholic or an English-speaking Protestant, I say to him, do not allow yourselves to be deceived.I am your representative (Cheers), with my aasist-anc?, and the support of my colleagues, especially thst of the Premier, you will get fair play.(Loud chee.-s ) Gentlemen, I am not going to enter into a discuss oj of Provincial « If lira, that has been alrraly ably done by the Hon.Premier.I will content myself by stating that I re ecto with my whob soul every word that has been said htra to-day.This demonstration is a deserved recogntrioa of the merits of the hon.gentleman who \u2018is your gue,t.We are here, several Ministers of the Crown, to bear testimony to the edetin in which we hold him, and we have all received an enthusiastic recaption from you.But, gentlemen, what are we in comparison to our worthy It a ier Î In our humble way we are somebody ; but if you were ever at tbe Council Board yon would see who is the real statesman.(Applause.) So long as you keep that hoo.^pntleman at the head of the Government of the province, so long will you have peace and prospèrity, so long will all differences of creed and nationality be obliterated, so long will the country be great and glorious.(Great cheers.)\u201d Mr.McShane, on resuming bis seat, was chec-ei to the echo.Oswald Era*, report ae follows:\u2014We have had a very active market during the week, with several nps and downs, butrn the whole with more cf tne latter than the former.The situation may bo fairly described as \" mixed \u201d in some cases particularly so, on the \" bull \u201d aide the excellent gbank statements have inspired confidence, while on the \"bear\u2019\u2019 side prospects of dearer money, combined with the troubles in Chiogo, have had a depress ing effect.On the whole the \" boars \u201d have bad the best of it, although at the close of tbe market to-day tbe tone was decidedly batter all round.Bank of Montreal opened strong at 236, told down to 234, closing at 2341, with evidently good buying orders The «peeches of the presidents and general managers at the diffetent annual bank meet ings held during the last fortnight have been, as usual, very non-cqmmi'.ta), but, ou the whole, may be summarised as \"hopeful with cautions against over-trading.\u201d While investors pay much attention to bank statements and divide on them, to a great extent, as to which security they will put their money into, speculators look to the state of the market, both for money and for the quantity of stcck held iu the street or in other words ou speculation, as to how they will be guided in their transactions.That this is the case evident from the firm price of such stocks as Merchants, Ontario, and Peoples Banks which have held strong in an otherwise weak market.In the former institution only some 1600 shares are held on speculation, a very small number considering the size of its capital.In the two last named securities few transactions have taken place and in all three the prices have remaiued almost stationary On the other hand Commerce stock, of which there is a larger proportion in speculation has dropped considerably, selling down from 124i regular to 120 to day ex-dividend.There 's much speculation as to the annual report of this bank.Rumour has it that the \"Rest account\u201d is to be reduced, and judging from the decline in price of the stock it j.ooks as if this might be the case, been more speculation in \"miscellane-ous \u201d than in Bank stock, Richelieu having been the feature, opening at 61i to 62 on Monday, selling down yesterday to 58 and clcsing to-day at 59 to 59L As we have mentioned previously, this stock is look liafpy, and yet it is a well known fact that brokers never speculate, at least they ought not to if they are wise, judging from the result of the Chicago wheat deal this week in which some produce biokera were apparently interested, but then they are not like our own quiet stock brokers, who deal \"strictly on commission.\u201d An insurance agent earned Duquette has been arrested on a charge of forging the name of Edouard Giroux to a promieory note.Wilfred Paquin, who fell yesterday from the roof of the National Express office and fractured his skull, died this morning.Montreal, June IS\u2014 Special jubilee services were held in all the Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Congregational churches to-day.The form of prayer used in the Anglican churches, was that prepared by the Archbishop of Cauterbury.ONTARIO.Ottawa, June 18\u2014The English.made ammunition in Canada will be served out by the Government for the brigade camps this summer.This will about exhaust the stock of this ammunition.In future the Cauadrau make will be used.Hon.Oliver Mowat and Hon.G.W.Ross arrived in the city from Toronto this morn-ing.There were 38 candidates in all at the Royal Military College examinations jnst concluded.Every district was reprt seated except British Columbia.The number of vacancies in the college is 24.On the recommendation of the Minister of Justice, the Govern or-General has commuted the death sentence of Shearer, of British Columbia, to imprisonment for life.The phy.sicians who have examined the murderer say he is instne.The execut\u2019on was fixed for July 6th.Information was received by cable this afternoon that Dr.J.A.Grant, of this city, has been created by Her Majesty a Knight Commander of the Order of St.Michael and St.George, in recognit on of his services to science and the medical profession.Toronto, June 18\u2014The colored woman camel Jackson, who was stabbed by her husband last night, is in a critical condition.The.-e are ten different wounds in her body, and, had she not besn a fleshy woman, she would undoubtedly have beeo stabbed to death.Jackscn was arrested and brought before the Police Court this morning, and pleaded guilty to feloniously wounding his wife, but denied having stibbed his daughter.He waa remanded for a week.The Conned of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, last night apprinted the following Board of Examiners :\u2014Anatomy Descriptive, Dr.Grassett, of Toronto ; Theory and Practice of Medicine, Dr.Irwin, Kingston ; Midwifery, Dr.McArthur, Lon-doa ; Physiology and Histology, H.P.Wright, Ottawa ; Surgeon, Dr.J.H.Cameron, Toronto ; Medical and Surgical Aeato-my, Dr.Wishart, London ; Chemistry, Dr.McKay, Ingrrsoll ; Medical Jurisprudence, Dr.Eiliott, Orillia ; Homuipatby, Dr.Evans, Toronto.The New York WorhVs baloon parsed St.Thomas, Oat., tlrs morning, mo\\ing East.It may pas: over Quebec.LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ON MR.GLADSTONE.CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF GERMAN REICHSTAG.* DNIGHT REPORTS.THE Kcsistius Evicted Tenants Sentenced to Imprisonment.DREADFUL DR01VING ACCIDENT ON THE DANUBE.The World and Post-Despatch Balloon\u2014A Steamer Ashore\u2014Earthquake Shock in South Carolina, etc., etc.imCOIML RMLIAÏ OJP The Direct Route between tho West and all Points on the Lower St.Lawrence and Baie des Chaleur, Province of Quebec ; also for New Brunswick, Nova Scctia, Prince Edward and Cape Breton Islands, Newfoundland, and St.Piesre.All the Popular Summer Sea-Bathing -and- FISHING RESORTS OF CANADA ARE ALONG THIS LINE.NEW AND ELEGANT BUFFETSLEEP ing and Day Oars run on Through Express Trains between Montreal, Halifax and St.John, Canadian, Enropean Mail, and Passenger Route S Passengers for Great Britain or the Continent by leaving Montreal on Thursday Morning will join outward Mail Steamer at Rimou ski the same Evening.The attention of Shippers is directed to the superior facilities offered by thri route for transport of Flour and General Merchandise intended for tho Eastern Provinces, also for shipments of Grain and Produce intended for the European Maiket.Tickets may be obtained, and all information about the rout«, Freight and Passenger rates, on application to T.LAVERDIERE, Agent, 49, Dalhousie Street, Quebec.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Rail way Office,\tI Moncton, N.B., 6th June, 1887 l J une 10, 1887.\tLui 11* intercolonial Railway.1887.\u2014SUMMER \"ÀRRÀKDEMEHT.-1887.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 13th, 1887, tho Trains of this Railway will ran daily, (Sundays excepted) as follows; TRAINS Witt LEAVE LEVIS.For Halifax and St.John.\t8.15 A.M.For Riviore du Loup and Ft.FI a vie.2.30 P.M.For Riviere du Loup.5.05 P.M.TRAINS WILL ARRIVE A TLB V If.From Riviere du Loup.5.18 A.M.From Riviere du Loup and St.Flavie.1,55 P.M.From Halifax and St.John.7.30 P.M.' Grand Trunk Railway.FAST EXPRESS TRAM .SERVICE I -BETWEEN- Quebec and Montreal, Portland, Boston.New York, Ottawa, Brockville, Kingston, Toronto, Chicago, and all points in the UnUcd States and Canada.Leave Quebec (G.T.R.Ferry)at.1.45 P.M.and.8.00 P.M LeaveSouthQuebec at.2.1 P M.and S.30 P M Trains from the West arrive at South Quebec at.7.00 A.M.and 2.05 P.M.Mixed rom Richmond only at.6.30 P.M.Arrive at Quebec about 15 minuteo later.Through Cars between South Quebec Sherbrooke and Newport on the Day Trains.Information about rates, &c., can be had at tho Ticket Office, opposite St.Louis Hole and 17, Sous-le-Fort Street, also at tho Stations n Quebec and South Quebec JOSEPH HICKSON General Manager.March 22, 18S7.\toct3 WfP Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, Fort Arthur, Winnipeg, Manitoba the North-Wost Vancouver, and Victoria, British Columbia.ŒEÏ^ÜSTGKE OF TiaÆirü\" Commencicg Wednesday, June 1st, 18b7, Trains will nn as follows :\u2014 Brand Trunk Railway Ferry, ON AND AFTER the Ferry Steamer THE 18th MAY WILL QUBBXC P.M.1.45 Lightning Express totha West, 8.00 Ma totbeWest LEAVE SOUTH QUEBEC.A.M.7,00 Mai from the West.P.M.2.05 Lightning Express from the West.G.30 Mixed from Richmond.The Sleeping Oar leaving Feint Levis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, runs through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to St.John, V Ail Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time.Tickets may be obtained, and also informa* tion about Freight and Passenger Rates from T.LAVERDIERE, 49, Dalhousie Street.Quebec.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., I June 8th, 1887.\tI June 11, 1887./ being manipulated by a clique whose intention, evidently, is at present to batter it down as low as possible.When they can get their stock in, doubtless it will go up as fast as it has gone dowri?The lowest price it touched last year, under similar manipulation, was 57 and the higheat 86L figures which leave pretty fair margin for a handsome profit.Canada Pacific has been firmer, good weekly earnings giving more confidence in this national undertaking.Montreal Telegraph has been fairly steady.The quarterly dividend is eltpected to be declared shortly ani this ought to bave a good effect oa the stock.Gas stock has had a drop in sympathy with the rest of the miscellaneous l:sc, selling from 222^ to 219^.Undoubtedly the state of the money market has much to do with the feverish feeling in the stock market.One day the supply ia quite plentiful and within a day or two afterwards it is hard to obtain at current rates The banking institutions who do the largest loaning business have money enough appar r_____^- ,\t, ently but are very conservative in making day, whether in English country wun htock- I tiiejr loans.Good paying rate* of interest ton, in Norway with Boyesen, or at home in j ftnci large margin being the order of the day GREAT BRITAIN.Lohdon, Jane 18\u2014The King and Queen of Belgium received an ovation on their arrival in London to-day.The Marquis of Ripon, and Earl of Denbig, and other peers and irembers of the clergy welcomed Mgr.Scitta, the Pope\u2019s representative at the jubilee and party, on their arrival in London to-day.The Lord Mayor gave a banquet at the Mansion Home tc-night to two hundred representative! of literature, science and art.The guests included Jus ia McCarthy, George Augustus Sala, Ryder Haggard, Sir Andrew Cla'k, Sir Frederic Leighton, Sir John Millair.In a speech at Trowbridge this evening, Lord Randolph Churchill said, unlike its predecessor, the last reform bill was not followed by great legislative energy, owing to Mr.Gladstone\u2019s adoption of Home Rule and obstructive policy.Mr.Chamberlain advocates the well being of the two sections of the Uniomst party.That was the great pact of the present day, the two factions Wight ere long, to be seen joined together iu the practical work of government.Mr, Gladstone had lost hie last battle, and after such a Waterloo, Hawarden became a second St.Helena.Cardinal Manning in a letter to the clergy says : \"No sovereign in our long annals has been more beloved or has so won the love of the people as has Her Majesty Queen \\ ic-toria.She has shown the heart not only of a queen, but also of a mother of those who mourn, her home and her court are bright and spotless examples for all who reign and a pattern for all her people.\\ ou will, I am sure, with joy offer our Heavenly Father thanksgiving prayers for Her Majesty on the jubilee of her just and happy reign.\u201d Dublin, June 18\u2014Several of tho tenants arrested at Bodyke for resisting the officers sent to evict them, have been sentenced to prison at hard labor for terms ranging from one to three months.After being sentenced they were taken to Kurus Station under a heavy escort of police.Crowds of sympathizing people cheered the prisoners and became to demonstrative that the police There has ' charge(j and dispersed them.Several persons \"rnUn.lUn*.woro°ieTerely injured.Peter Troy, who was arrested at Queens-town on suspicion of bringing explosives from New York, is still in prison.Experts decline to certify that the explosives are not dangerous.The Inspector of Explosives has been suni*oned to investigate the matttr.a hurricane and capsized.Only a few of the party ware saved.Over one hundred bodies have been recovered.UNITED STATES.Minneapolis, June 18\u2014A heavy wind storm passed over this city at noon.It is rumored a cyclone struck the town of Jordan, A report reached here that five persons were drowned at Lake Minnetaka during the storm.Duluth, Minn., June 18 -The big propeller \"Colorado,\u201d loaded for Duluth, went ashore on some sharp rocks 12 miles north at 10 o'clock this morning, and is in an exposed position in the event of a storm.Tugs and lighters have gone to her assistance.St.Louis, Mo., June 18\u2014The World and Post-Despatch balloon attained a height of 16,000 feet abeve the surface of the earth yesterday at 5.20 p.m.According to the markings of the instroments of the United States Signal Service Officer Hazen, who was one of the four in tbe car of the balloon, this is the higheiton record in America.At this Ïioint the thermometer marked 37 degrees abrentieit.The balloon landed near Centralia, III.Hazen reports the voyage a success.Tbe balloon will bo brought back to the city and make another ascent.Charlmtox, S C., June 18\u2014A special to the News and Courrier reports a startling shock of earthquake at Summerville at 10.37 this morning, accompanied by the most prolonged roaring heard since Oct.22 of last year.Charleston is quiet.W Intermediate trips for Freight.May 18, 1887.QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY, THE STEAMERS ON THIS KERRY, connecting with the undermentioned Trains will leave QUEBEC.I\tLEVIS*.For IKTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY P.M.2.00 Mail from B.da L&up.7.30 Mail from Hali fax.A.M.7.45 Mail to Halifax nd Accommodation to R.du Loup.P.M.2,CO Mail to R.du j Loop.4 45 Acoommodation to R.du Loup, For QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.P.M.12.30 Express to Sherbrooke.2.00 Mixed to St.Joseph.June 18, 1887.A.M.11.80 Mixed from St.Joseph.P.M.8.80 Express from Sherbrooke.ISLAND OF ORLEANS FERRY in * II 'S a.a v.\tr :: * a-\t;\t; si o o m \u2022 Ç?.n -co oc en rr ; & w ; o eoinic\t- -r\" ci\tsi\t: si:\t;\tSB\tSB* si\t; < *\t\u2022ESSION OF THE SIXTH PARLIAMENT.America, is nut completely equipped without hia camera, his outfit, and\u2014a knowledge of their use.Alexander Black, an amateur with « profs*s ooftl\u2019s experience, gives in \"Toe Amateur Camera,'' some useful bints to bis fellow-amateurs who have not bis experience \u2014th* sort of advice that is not found in the books.\"Juan and Juanita\u2019 are conducted This prevents weak houses from buying to any extent, while it favors the larger firms by enabling them to purchase freely should they wish to du so in the expectation of a rise in value later on.In looking over our \"weekly average prices\u201d table for last year we notice that a considerable advance took place last year from the months of June to December, by Miss Baylor through another neries of td- I jQ almost every security.Bank of Montreal ventures; and James Otis tells bow the board- | for example selling at 208 iu June, and 24D[ ers in \"Jenny's Boarding-house\u201d recovered from the effects of the fire and made a start-)mtalcnia.Jdce23, July 2?, Sejt.1, Oct.fi Pavonia.JuneSP, Aug.4, Sept, b, Oct.13 Cephalonia .July 14, Aug.18, Sept.22.Oct.27 Scythia.July 21, Aug 25, Sept 29, Nov 3 Bothnia.July 7, Aug.11, Sept.15, Oct.20 ^Catin Passage, $G0.$£U, and $100 ; ipterme diate, $35, Steerage Tickets to and from all parti of Europe at very low rates.For freight and passage apply to the Company\u2019s Offices, 99 Statc-st., Beaton, or 4 Bowling Green, New York.VERNON H.BROWN k CO.General Agente.Or, to\tR.M.STOCKING, 32, St.Louie Street, Quebec June 20, 1S87.COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.FRENCH LINE TO HAVRF.Pier (new) No.42, North River, foot of Morton Street.Thete Steamers carry no Passengers on voyage to Europe./tar Return Ticket*, avriîablo for 12 months, issued at reduced rates.Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Scrcocn carried on each vessel.fS\" A Tender with Passengers for Liverpool Steamers will leave tbe Grand Trunk Railway Wharf, Point Levi, at Eight, and the Napoleon Wharf, Quebec, at Nine o\u2019clock precisely, on each morning cf sailing.Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and at Continental Ports to all Points in Canada and the Western States.For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE k CO.Agents.June 10 IS1?.OnelieG Steamsliip Company.(8 A M.LABuETAGNE.de Joueielin, Sat.July 16,2 P.M Louis de Bebian, 3, BowJirg Green, Genera) Agent, New York ; R.M.irtcck ne, 32, St.Louis Street.Agent for Quebec ; or.Geo.li, J^eaf, 622 Chestnut Street ; Geo.L.Small, 12 Filbert Street, Agents for Philadelphia.June 20, 1887.\tm hl7-Lm Cj New Liverpool,\tQuebec, 5.15 A.M.\t6.00 A.M.8.03 A.M.\t9.00 A.M.10.00 A.M.\t11.3C A.M.1.00 P.M.\t2.00 P.M.3.00 P.M.\t1 00 P.M.5.00 P.M.\t6.15 P.M.S U N D A Y S|\\\t 2.00 P.M.\t1.30 P.M.5.00 P.M.\t3.00 P.M.\t6.00 P.M.KT Calling at St-\tRomuald and Bowen'* Wharf, Sillery, going; and returning.Every Saturday t\u2019oere will be a trip from St.Romuald and Siller y to.Quebec at 7 P-M.May 10.1857.PATENTS CANADIANS In Thomas county, Kansas, all the town ships are named after soldiers of the 8th Kansas who were killed at Chickamauga, the battle at which Gen.Thomas won hia greatest fame.Newman Indnwndenl :\u2014\"A scientist has discovered the \u2018earthquake belt.\u2019 It is found can secure patents in the United States on tbe iu the spot where the green cucumber shakes same 'terms as Citizeus.It is best to apY>*y first IU tbs States, thus securiog a 17 Patf/Gt ; otherwise time will be limited ye ato.Total cost of United States^Patent fbO.of in December.In the spring it row to abont 251, now it is 234£, and tbe barning qaestion is where is it going to now ?We give it ap.Totel transactions for the week in bank stock 1,476 and in miacellaneons 4,637.Provided this is all commission basin ew the fraternity on tbe Stock Exchange must be making a living ft gam, but itrftoge to lay they don\u2019t all ) they were making the passage was caught iu you.'' Ia Bushnell, III,, license is $2,000, and them.Now that the Hungarian diet is ended, the Austrians will probably live on war rumors until it is necetsary to résumé it.Louisiana has the prohibition craze.'8b* proposes to abolish the bar at the moutfi of the Mississippi.The malady from which youths who wear a single eyeglass suffer is, in many canes, optic-, al delusion.Steamer for Sale ! rpHEI STEAMER \" NEW 4YORK \u201d (143 X tons nett, 43 horse-power,) as she now lies in the Louise Basin, with Engines, Boilers, Anchors, Chains, Cabh«, and other Furniture and Apparel.For particulars and terms o sale apply to JOHN L.MORRIS, Etq , 93, St.Francois Xavier Street, Montreal, or to Messrs BELL JOLY, Advocates, 118, 'St.Peter Street, ucbec April 16, 1887___________________ \u201cGRIP ! 1887-, CANADA\u2019S COMIC JOURNAL 1 MntüUNCEMENT FOR THE COMING YEAR./^Rir in now so well known os to require \\JT very little of either description or praise It is\t, \u201e\t, The Only Cartoon Paper in Canada, and it is turnishedat about ONE-HALF THE PRICE of similar journals iu tho United States.GRIP'S CARTOONS, addition to being strict\u2019y impartial when bey refer to politics, are always on the side o patriotism and morality.\t< The late improvements are universally ad mired.The journal is enlarged to 16 pages, and it is printed upon heavy toned and well-calendered paper.This gives both tbe ongrav ings and the letter-prass a beautiful appearance, And, notwithstanding this enlargement and improvement, the price of GRIP is Only $2 a year ; jingle Copies, 5 cents tho price it commanded when but a four page sheet).GRIP\u2019S PLATFORM : Humor without Vulgarity ; Patriotism wiihou Partisanship ; 2ruth without lemper UT Do not be without this favorite Canadian Cartoon Paper.Its price places it within tho i.acb of all.° aly $20 on making application, tbo balance jniy when \"patent Vs allowed.Total cost Canadian 5 years patent, $34 ; for lo $74.On receipt of model of drawing, witb description of invention we will send advice, references and circulars free.Address,\t_____ _\t_ _ C.A.SNOW & CO., Patents, Opposite U.S.Patent Office, Washington, D.O.Please mention where you\\8aw this advertisement.\t.* là- **-»- \u2014 ¦ Addres Grip Printing & Publishing Com pany, 26 and 28, Front Street West, Toronto New subscribers, sending $2, will receive the paper tho balance of 1886, and to 31st Decern ber, 1887.\t______ SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER All subscribers to GRIP, new or old, are en itled to a copy of tbe magnificent lithograph \"CONsKRVATivx Lkapkbh,\u201d or the companion plate \u201cLibkhal Lkauxbs,\u201d shortly to be published, on payment of 5 cents for postage.December 10,1886 The Staunch, Strong and Well-equipped Steel Steamship jvrxm^iftÆXcxxx, CAPTAIN A.BAQUET, Having undergone thorough repairs to Hull, Boilers and Machk \u20225ry during tbe past winter, under the direct sup>.-ision of the Government Steamboat Inspector, kVl being now in every respect in first class condition, is intended to sail for Ficton, on Tuesday.riSlh June, at % P.M., calling at Father Point, Gaspe, Mai Bay.or Point St.Peter, Perce, Summerside and Charlottetown, P.E.I., stopping, except at Father Point, a lew hours at each place to allow of passengers going avhore.Has excellent accommodation for passengers Shippers are requested to mark tbe iT*roi,ix:E! a.Xj.July 24, 18£6\tn (_ _ _\t| RESTORED.Itrioed* 1\u2018 rre.A victim of j.rtiUifiï'.imprudence causing Itch.*.Hire Decay.Ntirv«u.|>«;V! \u2022 ¦ tyJLost&lanhoc-d &c.,iav:?v - vain every «no-» .remeds, has discovem.> self-cure, which ho vidLQ Mon FKE& to ta niiDOti Tickets for Montreal and tbe West for sale, and Rooms secured at the office, Napoleon YVbarf.Ticket* for the Saguenay Line for sale, and Rooms secured at the office.St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Tickets for all Steamers sold, and Rooms se- cured at R.M.Stocking\u2019s, opposite St.Louis Hotel A.DESFORGES, JULIEN CHABOT, Manager Saguenay Lire, 20, lSt'7.\t|j.,y THE MOHNINü (JHIlOMCLE, MONUAY, JÜNI2 20.Î88Î.c.-Ar>' \u2022 -\u2022vcar^Maflb 'ir«a33wi\t- ¦ - ^ T NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.! Q j \u2019S Xorth British aad Maroautilo Insurance Co'y\u2014 John Laini.Public Notice\u2014Tj H BUii, N Bernatcher.Jubilee !\u2014Glover, Fry £ Co.Auction Sale of Real Estate- A J Max ham AC).Qucen'e Jubilee.Ric'ielini Sc Ontar'o Navigation Company\u2014 A Deaforses, See 1 st Paje.To Stevedores and Other* -Richard Bolg*r.Notice\u2014Capt.Taoraen, ani others.Lett.Compaamie [Generale Transatlantique\u2014Louis de Lebian.See let Page.Dissolution of Partne*shio\u2014Beaudat Sc Chioio.Auction o-\u2019 Steam Tug\u2014William H.Arnton.Scotch Pipe u led to have left loan 00 Saturday fur Murray Bay, postponed their trip clown until to-monow mornirg, the \u201cSt.Lawreoua\u201d not haviig bseo leidy for the route 01 Siturday.His Honor will spend the heated term at salt water, and we trust his health will thereby become fully restored.Itis not probable that Mr.Mas-sen will return to Sponcer Woo l.We are glad t) learn, however, that lyr is like\u2019y to rt main in town next winter.Of Nl OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the partner.-bip heretofore existing be tween Elisee Beaudat and Eugene N.Ghinic under the style and firm of Beandet A Chinic has been dissolved on tha seventeenth inbt, and the Salvationists were chafed up town again, and assaulted all the way with blows, kicks and stones, until their board ng-hou.e was icached immediately opposite Mr.Kmfret\u2019s drug store, on St.John street.It goes without saying that some of the assaulted people were badly injured.Amongst others it was found that Capt.Simcoe La i a severe cut in the heid from which she lost a large quantity of blood.Dr.Russell who was oalled in, tewed up the wound.Capt.Chaponaud, had an arm dis* located.Capt.Lang is said to have sus-taioe l a fracture of the akuli, and was trampled upon and internally injured.M:s*.| Mcllarg has a broken jaw, and had her head split open.Her condition ii said to be somewhat precarious.A lad named Pope was all but unconscious from loss of blood.Misses Wilson, Copeman and Teakle were badly injured about the body, herd and face, as also were Cadets Lsneheo, Cole and B.-lta.A large crowd collected outride the Saiya-sionuts\u2019 boarding house and several windowi were broken.No arrests were made, but it is said that Djteutive Walsh, Sergt.Gib.in and Constable Davidson, who put in an ap pearance before the crowd disperse 1, succeed; d in obtaining the names cf some of the asiailants.Excursion from Montreal\u2014A large number ot t-xcuisiouists from Montreal ur-rnel hi id yesterday miming by steamer \u201cCamda,\u201d accompanied by the splendid City Hand.The party rcturnel to Montreal lust evening.Another Break in the Water Pipe.\u2014 Un Friday evening another bicak occurred at Si.Sauveur, in the new cfly main, and the city was only pritially aopiilied with Water until Saturday, when the break was repaired and the water lutiied on again as usuel.Military Tournament.\u2014All the events on the oaidfor to-morrjw promise to be very interesting aud well conteste i throughout.Everything has be.-u done for the comiort of those attending the spurts, and the grand stand arranged exclusively for the ladns, of whom we expect to see a large numbtr present.Sudden Death\u2014Madame Joseph Beaumont, sued about 70 years, who with her hus* bond lived at the huuse of their son, Isidore Beaumcct, cuter, 27 Hermine stries, S:.Sauveur, died suddiuly on Friday night.The deceased had been slightly indisposed for some time past, but there had bet n nothing tj mdicite serious dicesi, much less death.Lake St.John Railway.\u2014For the accommodation of au excursion given to tha children tf Sf.Patrick\u2019s Church, the mixed train on this railway will leave Quebec tomorrow (Tuesday) at 7-30 a.m.instead of 6.35.Returning, the same train will leave Lake St.Joseph at 5.00 p.tn.instead of 2.40, arriving at Quebec at 7.30 p.m.The Exhibition.\u2014The following gentlemen have been named by the Government, members of tic Provincial Exhibition Committee :\u2014Hon.Missrs.July and Langelier, Colonel Rhodes and Messrs.Masiue, Duquet, Levesque, LeSage, Rochette, JuUs Teesior, and Tarte.The Commutes meets at 10 a.m.t i-day.Vlrg n.Arthur llownrrl Noll deirfribM thn founding of the slir.ne, the magnificence of the buildings, nnd the peculiar ccrnnoi i s that take place during the annual //ts/a.An illustrat\u2019d article on Literary Life in Ptdla-delplda, by Moses P.Handy, (Editor of Thr Daily New* of that city), givre several brief sketches of men and women famous in the world of letters.The veteran poet, Wult W hitman, worthily herds the lis\\ Hook auctions and hibliomauiac?are rketched by Frank Lee Farnell ; Longfellow's home, by Cl»i-borne Addison Yoflng ; aud a wildcrm-ss in Vermont, by F.Blanchard.In \u201cOur Diplomats at Court,\u201d Frank G.Carpenter gives an amusing resume of tho difficulties encountered by our representatives abr< ad in the matter of costume ou state occasions.Th» re are throe completed stories in thisnumbbr: \u201cMrs.Hardy\u2019s Encounter wi'h a Ghrst,\" by Sarah Marshall Hayden: \u201cThe Dorrinaot,\" hy Arthur Dudley Vinton ; and \u201cA Sudden Disappearance,\" by William O.Stoddard.Edna Dean Procter offers a grac.ful tribute in verse to \u201cThe La ly of the White Hou»e,\u201d Henry W.Austin preserves \u201cThe Lecend of Crystal Spring.\u201d (Medford, Ma=a., 1675), in an illustrated poem of considerable length.Shorter poan s are contributed hy Laura F.Hinsdale, F.W.Clarke cud otlieis.The suppriment contains the short essiys of \u2018 The American Pulpit,\u201d letters to the editor on \u201cTunoly Topics, \u2019 aud an illustrated \u201cPortfolio\u201d of humorous anecdote?.Annual Convocation Of Bishop's College and School, Lennox ville, Conferring of Degrees and Prize Winners.The annual ronvojation of the University of B;shop\u2019s College, L°nnox ville, took place on Friday, the Chancellor, Mr.K.W.Hrne-ker, presidirg.Among those prisant were the Lord Bishop of Quebec, and a number of the leading clergy and laity.After religious sc rvicfs in the inoruiug, convocation opened in the afternoon, and after the preliminary exercites Mr.Chapman, the bursar, read the ii-t of degiees, honors acd prizes as fo Iowa : UNIVERSITY.Degrees Conferred.Hon DDL, Hon L F K Marion, Hon H G Joly.M A\u2014Rev F L Stephersoi, Rev L N Tucker, J A Shaw, Rev A B Stevenson ( n ab- ntia).B A with classical honors\u2014A Sharpe, G H A Murray, E A Robertson, R W Wright, Rev .1 K Willian s.B A ordinary\u2014C P Green (ad eundem), Rev C 1) Macdonald) Queen's, Kingston).L S T\u2014Rev A H Robertson.Matriculants\u2014H F Wiiglit, J M King, Dickson, Von Ifilind, Fothergill, Hibbard, H A Brooke, H Lloyd.A A Diplomas (with prize)\u2014McLeod, Montgomery, Paterson, Pemberton, G C Smith, P Smith, B S Smith.Junior certificate\u2014Buratall.COLLEGE.Prinoo cf Wales\u2019 medal A Sharpe.' S P G, Jubilee scholarship, G H Murray.Harrison prize, Murray.Loug prizes, Murray, Williams.\u2019 Haensel pnz-s.A.11.Robe-taou.Mackie prizs (Latin) K W Wright.Mazkie prize (Euglith), (1) Murray, (2) King.Bursaries, King, Brooke, H E \\\\ right.Chancellor\u2019s prize, Sharpe.French\u2014L ray scholaiship, Fothergill, Hibbard.Ouimet prizs, P Stone.Principal\u2019s prize for Greek text\u2014 J M King.Dr.Rie\u2019s Hebrew prize?\u2014(I) R Wright, (2) H E Wright.Divinity .daw\u2014Prizes, Rev A H Robert son.C E Belt, B A.Art?, 3rd year, 1st class, aggregate\u2014 Sharpe, Murray.SCHOOL.Walker tcholaiship\u2014G B McLiol.Governor-General\u2019s medal\u2014G B McLeod.L eutenant Governor\u2019s medal\u2014 S L Pater son.Mathematic?, upper school\u2014Baker, McLeod.H^n G Ouimet\u2019s Fiencn prize\u2014P Smith.French B\u2014Buck, U\u2014Baker J D\u2014Montgomery, M A.German\u2014Buck.Divinity B\u2014Sewell, C\u2014Dickinson, D\u2014 Montgomery.Chancellor Heneker'e priz?(English)\u2014 Taylor.Canon Norman\u2019s Latin Prose\u2014S L Patterson.English (C and D)\u2014Garden.Old Boy\u2019s prize (Litîrature C)\u2014Black.Irving prize, Mathematics C aud D\u2014J Baker.Good Boy prize\u2014Parker.Classics\u2014B Sewell, C Heneker, D Carter, maj.Classical Progress\u2014Taylor.Chemistry (Mr Farwell\u2019a) Bacon, Mr Hudspeths, Troop.Aggregate?\u2014B Ward ; C Laurie; D\u2014(1) Montgomery, M A.(2) Debbage.Drawing\u2014Potter, Fleming.Shorthand\u2014Tofield.The conferring of degrees and presentation of prizes formed a very interesting feature of Boys and Bears \u2014Tne following from the Toronto Ulobe of the 17th iast., will show that boye will have to be careful when appioicbing any perform ng bears :\u2014\u201cWillie Snappert whise parents reside at No.313 Maikham street, was yesterday morning seized by a performing besr on Arthur street, and hugged until two if his ribs were broken.'* Mr.Mauuikk Released.\u2014Mr.W.J.Mu-guuo, of the Mercury, who was senteuced to six months\u2019 imprisonment by Chief Justiie Durion, on his cjmictiun for criminal hlel upon Mayor Langelier in connect on with the Water Works contrajt, was, on Saturday lust, released from custody, on the written ordit of the Mrointer of Justice, Mr.Maguire had already served about five weeks in jail.Saguenay Route\u2014The steamer \u201cSt.Lawrucce,\u201d Capt.Leoouri*, was hauled olf Isle aux Corbeaux Saturday afternoon, and arrived in port yeiterday a; four o'clock, having euitaiued no damage.She wdl leave at the usual hour on Tuesday for t ie Saguenay.The \u201cMagne.\u201d until the \u201cUoioa\u201d is ready, will leave on Wedmsday and Saturday for the Saguenay also.As advertised (here will be uo local ateuner to Murray Bay this week.It's a wise child that resembles its richest relative.Liquor laws are generally so badly constructed that they will not hold water.^ The car-builder makes a had brake when he makes tne that will not stop a car.Tim flower known as the bachelor\u2019s button must ha one that dors not s\u2018.ay on long.The habeas corpus judges are equal ti a pair of susp-ndere.The other half of tho embezzler\u2019s double life is gecerally a woman.The Nnc York Tim** utters the frozen truth when it says that light wioea prevent heavy drinking.I can safely recommend Fly's Cream Balm for tho cure ot Catarrh, Cold in ths Head, etc.Before I have used the first bottle I purchased I find myself cured.At times I could pcarcely smell anything and had a headache most of the time.\u2014Henry Lilly, Agent 'ortho American Express Co., Grand Haven, Mich.Ely\u2019s Cream Balm cured mo of Catarrh of many years standing\u2014restored my sense of (\u2022moll.For cd'ds in the head it works like magic.E.H.Sherwood, National Htate Bank, Elizabeth, N.J.\tcod&w LADIES\u2019JERSEYS.WE ARE NOW SHOWING A IARGE assoitmentiif the newest style?in the above.EdTlnspectiun invited to the following Plain Black Jersjys, $1.1\u201c', $1.65, $i.50, $3.50, Black Braided Jeiseys, $1.53, $1.6?, $2.10, $2.30, $1.00 up to $?.00.Black Norfolk and Yoke Style (newest) $3.50, $3.75, $5.00.Black Beaded Jerseys from $3.25 to $5.50.Newest Styles in Cream and Colored.SStc No Lady should bs without one of these useful garments.Hosiery, Superior make Black Lisle Thread, Cotton and Cashmere.Ladies\u2019 Cariimere, Merino, Gauze aud Anglo' India Gauze \\ ests, in Low Neck Shott Sleeves, High Neck Shoit Sleeves, High Neck Long {Reeves.Ladies\u2019 Natural Snocmer Wool (Shetland) Vests and Dresses or Combination Suits! White Summer Mcrinc^Vests frim 43c.Knitted Wool Shawls (nowat shades).Cream and Colored Cashmere Shawls.Lawn Tennis Scarfs (latest noielties and very fashionable) from $1.50.Ear Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves (standard makes) uni versally admitted to bo the best value in the trade.«LOYER, FRY & < O.While IsliD EuibroiM Dresses NEWEST STYLES IN THE ABOVE $H.f.O, $7.50, $8.00, $10.75 Dress.Black Canvas Grenadine.Black Striped Silk Trenadine (nrwest).GLOVER, FRY & CO MUSLINS, WHITE GOODS, JLTO.ZETO.The Churches Yesterday\u2014In all the Anglican cnurctns of this city yeiterday, col-hepoas were taken up ia ai l ot the proposed near Cathtdr&l for Hahiax.The serv.ces had a upachl refc.ence to the ueuttnnial of tr.c colonial episcopate, the first Colonial Bishop, Right Revd.Dr.luglU, having been conseciated Bishop of Nova Scotia in 1787.There are mw 75 colonial bishop?, aud over sixty of tht ir sues have been created during ths reign ol Queen Victoria.In St.Andrew\u2019s Chutch ytstirilay, the Revd.Dr.Cook, who officiated in the absence of the Revd.A.T.Love in Winn:peg, mace special nferences to tt.e Jubilee.A Jubilee bearing waagiven-also t ) yeiterday\u2019s servi.e.in St.Matthew\u2019s and St.Peter\u2019s churches.Child Burned to Death\u2014A deplorable accident occurred at Lovis on Friday afternoon Some parties who were house moving had emptied upon a vacant lot, a quantity ol straw from old palliasses aud then set it on fire.A live-year-old daughter of Mr.Philess Beg n ran near the fire, when sparks from the buniiog straw fell upon her clothei setting them on tire.Mr.Begin who witnessed the accident at once ran to the child\u2019i re\u2019ief, and tare the burning clothes from it) body, It was taken home and Dr.Beauli.-u called in but the poor little sufferer was so badly burned that dvath occuircd on Saturday morning.Tne child ecdured frightful agony after the accident, portions of its D^ily being almost cabined, Mr.Begiu'a hands were badly burned.Jubilee Paper.\u2014The Messrs.Dawsjn & &c., advertise the Jubilee numbers of the London Graphic and the lUmtrated News.Both pap-rs are re illy magnificent.They are rich iu iPustration and engraving iu the highest degree.Every prominent event in the Queen\u2019s reign finds pictorial treatment in theic beaut ful journals.Tne picture?in the Graphic are bordered with chaste gold derign3, while the portraits are true to life.The letter press is mo.-t entertaining.Besides the pictures iu the papt.Lainey, arrived fr< m Montreal yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to Havre.Dcnholmk.\u2014The si \u201cDnnholme.\u201d Captain Wilkingson, arrived from Montreal yesterday and anchored in the stream to take in balance of cargo.Datlbsvord.\u2014The ss \u201cDaylasford,\u201d Captain Sinclair, from Sydney, G.B.arrived in port at 3.00 p.m., yesterdav and proceeded to Montre 1.The pilot reports about twelve vessel» inward bound between Bic and Quebec.Edinburgh\u2014The as \u201cEdinburgh,\u201d Captain Johnson, arrived from Montreal yesterday aft provide opportunities for discussion.(Crite of \u201cHear.\u201d) Mr.Dill in declared that the belief was universal in Ireland that the bill was mainly d rented against the National Lsagae.The powers which the clause put **>« hands of the V:cuoy would be ased for the suppression of »he League, wh-ch wonld re-alt in a gmater crop of misery and hitrejj in Ireland.Mr.Fowler\u2019s an.eoement was rejsit d by a vote of 233 to 171.S-veral more amendments having been dis.posed of the chairman put the qu»at on, whether the clau-e should stand & par: of the bill.Sir Charles Russell entrra ed the House to consi 1er the gravely object ooabla character the clause.While he was speaking the hour of ten arrived.The Miriiteiial benches rapidly filled, members pouring in from the lobbitii.Tie Pari elliiei simoltxneously arose and left ths Houre, .the chairman twice calling upon them to resume th- ir saats amid great confu-ion.A div\u2019sirn was ordered and tie clause was adopted, 332 to 163.The Gladstonians rtturned after ths voting, bat the division having been declared, they im-msciPely arete in a body and withdrew amid Conservative cheers and laughter.The remaining clauses were tlea put and carried wi hiut comment, and the bill parsed the Commit.e stage, the Conservativ.s again cheer ng.The report stage of the bill ia fixed for the 27 th inst.After the divi.ion, the Gladstonians return'd to hear the nsdt, and then left tte Housi a t -gethtr, the majority having paired f->r the remainder of tl e evening.Not a Panetiilo voted ; all Ie?t the precio us of the Home.Th; Unionists voted solidly with the G .vernment, as the Unionists were the only tc mpints of the Opposition lerches after the division, Mr.Ciiamb;r\u2019aio, Lord Hartiogt >n and Mr.Heotaga liltiog isolated on ;h> fiont bench.Many Comeivatives cross-id to the Oppcs tioi brn hes and sat down.Major Sauhdsrson wss loudly cbe red on taking Mr.Healy's seat.- Quiet waste-it^rcd in half an hour.ins Lachance reports twd»tad, anived in p>rt on Saturday at 2 p.m., in tow of tug \u201cChallenger.\" The agent of the tug leports the*Terzo,\u201d \u201cIa8n\u201dacd \u201cliouiae,\u201d for Quebec ; \u201cNelson,\u201d for lAontreal ; \u201clitania,\" for the Sagnenay ; and \u201cOmen,\" tor Siult-au-Cocbon, in thé river.Faith.\u2014Bark \u201cFaith,\u201d Crptain Williams, from Liveipxd, for Montreal, anived in poit yesterday afternoon, under sa 1 and Jett for Montreal this morning in tow of tug \"Angleaea.\u201d Frank.\u2014Bar't \u201cFrank\u201d anived from Montreal last night in tow of \u201cAngleaea.\u201d Flash Light\u2014Bktne \u201cFlash Liiht,\u201d Capt.Dexter, from Bahia, airived i » porr on Saturday night in tew of tug \u201cFloience,\u201d and (eft yesteroay morning, in comp my of bark \u201cOneata,\u201d for Moutreal, in tow of same iteam-er.The agent of the tug reports jiassing the fo lowing vessels in the river bound up : \u2014 \u201cMelmerby,\u201d \u201cGlynwood.\u201d \u201cDeodata,\u201d \u201cNor-nen\u201dsnd \u201c.Mount P.easant.\u201d Greetlakds.\u2014The ss \u201cGreetlands,\u2019 Captain T Delisle, left Cow Bay at 3 p.m , oj Saturday for Montreal.Gallina.\u2014The ss \u2018 Galina,\u201d Capta'n Harper, arrived from Montreal yesterday ami proceeded to Sy dney.Hahnemann.\u2014Bark \"Hahnemann,\u2019\u2019 Captain Bona, bound to Sunderland, left for eea on Saturday afternoon, 'lug \u201cRhoda\u201d wi;l tow her fo the foot of the Travel s«.Hugh CaNN\u2014B irk \u201cHugh Cann\u201d arrived from Montreal ou Saturday night, in tow of tug \u201cMersey,\u201d and anchored in the stream.Nelson\u2014Bark \u201cNelson,\u201d Captain Johan-ne-en, from Rite: dam, anived in port on Saturday ni^ht in trw of tug \u201cBeaver.\u201d Nina.\u2014B.irk \u201cN na,\" Captain MeDom, from Liverpo-1, arrived in port eirty on Saturday moruiug in tow of tuv \u201cChsllenger.\u201d Ocean Fbinck\u2014The ss \u201cOcean Prince,\u201d Capt Milborn, arrived from Montreal on Saturday evening, and p cceeded to London.Paola\u2014The 19.\u201cFa- la,\u201d C*pt.-Tones, from Cow Bay, with a cargo of coils, arrived in po-.t at noun on Situiday a» d m- ored at Ellis\u2019 wharf, Champlain street, lo discharge c irgo.Roma.\u2014Lizard, June It'v\u2014Passai, ss.\u201cR ma,\u201d Ca(tain Stiohiahl, from Montreal for Antweip.Straits op Gibiialtar\u2014The ss \u201cStraits of Gib altar,\u201d Capt Griggs, arrived from Montreal yesterday, and proceeded to ska.\t\u2022 Senator Wkbkr, Etc.\u2014Ship\t\u201cSenator Weber,\" Captain w ink, from Rio Janeiro, and bark \u201cLena,\u201d Captain L».seu, from London, arrived in port on Saturday in tow of tug \u201cKhoia.\" Terzo\u2014Bark \u201cTerzo,\" Captain Christiansen, from Cardiff, May 13, arrived in port last night, in tow of steamer \u201cRhoda,\u201d Wtlo.\u2014The si.\"Wylo,\u201d Captain Rgoer from G ace day.ar ived in port at 9 a.m., on Saturday an! proceeded to Montreal.Captain Reger reports:\u2014\u201cLeft Glace Say, C.B., on the 15th iost., had fin-v weather to Bryon Island, while crossing from this to Rozier ha l a gale of wind from S.W., with a heavy sea.Had dirty rainy weatner along ihe coast of Gaupe, with fresh unsettle J winds.From Father Point up to Quebep had fine e'ear weather, not much wind.Passed a lanre number of vessels bound up, below Caps Mr^dalen, another fleet between Me* is and Matane ; two barques in tow of tug \u201cLake\u201d and three sailing up at Red Island : afterwards passed lorae 15 or twenty light ships anchored in tie river at d.fferent point*.\u201d Pilot, Thoa.Chouinard reports twenty vessels bound up and ten down between Father Point and Quebec.Wayfarer.\u2014Bark \u201cWayfarer,\u201d Captain Sitokke, bound to Liverpool, left for saa on Saturday afternoon, tug \u201cC.\\V.Jones\u201d towing hep to Indian Cove.Washington Citt\u2014The is \u201c Washington City,\u201d Capt Valder, arrived in port at 5 a.m.yesterday, and proc oded to Montreal.Zokida.\u2014Birk \"Zorida,\"Captain Berent-on, from Buenos Avres.arrived in port at 8.30 s.m., in tow of tug \u2018\u2018Dauntless.\u2019\u2019 and 1 ft at 11 a.m for Montreal in tow of mine «\u2018earner The agsnt of the tug reports saveral vessels in the river inward bound.HIGH WATSK AT\tqt'KBZO \u2014\tHTANDAR1* TIMS\u20141887\t \tJune.\tMorning\tEvening Monday\t\t.20\t5 27\t5 48 i utuuiay\t\t.21\t6 09\ti; ra Wednesday.\t.22\t6 49\t7 08 Thursday\t\t.\u2019\u201d.21\t7 23\t7 43 Friday \t\t.24\t8 09\t8 31 Saturday \t\t.25\tS 52\t9 11 Soujoy\t\t.26\t» 37\t10 01 N.B.\u2014The stream of tide runs up minutea after high water.\t\t\tforty-ti e MOON S PHASES New Moon, Tuasday.21st.POSTPONED TILL THURSDiY Auction Sale of Four Story Stone Dwelling House and Business Stand.6.03 a.m.\t\tJuly.¦ Aug\u2019t.1\t\tSep\u2019t.WHEAT.\tOpening.Highn-it.Lowest\t Closuu:\t\t724 74.4 73 75 72| 743 72^ 74,\u2019\t\t764 76Ï ii |()\\>oiiing.coiui.ter.:::: iGlosing\t\t\tH\u2014B 1 r.t~ « re « « I\t38\tjj\t393 39\t40 335!\t39-4 38f!\t40\t SHORT RIBS.\tOpening.Highest .Lowebt\t Clodim.'\t\t7.30 1 7.35 7 22 7.3-» 1\t7.40 7 45 7.32 7.45\t7.52 7.55 7.42 7.52 \"cToa* 6.62 C 50 6 55 j PORK,\tOpening.Highest .1 sjwost\t Cloning\t\t.!.!!!\t\t\t LARD.\tOpening.Highest.Lowest.Closing\t\t6.42 6 42 6.30 6.33\t0.52 $.68 6.40 0.45\t The Clreat Female Ueiucdy.J\u2019 )B MOSES\u2019 PILLS mm3 INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS J.unfailing in thu cure of all tboae painful an 1 dangerous disorderii to which the Female constitution is subject.It invigorates the do bilitated and delicate and by regulating and strengthening the aystom, fortifies the youthful constitution for the duties of life, and when taken in middle or old age, proves a real blessing.and on the approach of Child-birth thaïe Pills should be used for two or thiee weeks pro, vioub to confinement ; the benefits to be derived are incalculable ; they fortify the coustiti \u2022 lion, leeaen the sufioring during labor, prevent weakness of the organs, and enable the mother to perform her duties with comfort to herself and child.In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Baok and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterica and Whites, there Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not oontaiu iron, calomel, an tin.my, or anything hurtful to the cnobtitn-tion.Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.JOB HOSES, NSW TORS $1.00 and Northrop «fc Lyman.Agents for the Dominion, will iu-mre a cmlaining over 50 pills by return mad.December 15.1836.\tl.ra-dA ATKSSRS; MAXHAM * CO.WILL .vl.sell on Thursday next, ihe \u2018\u2019ttrd instant.That orlendid Burines* Stand, >\u2019o.44.OAR-NEATI STREET, fronting on Fabrique Mrect, (opposite Kane\u2019s), consisting of a hour Storv Stone Dwelling, withs\\e?y modern convenience, conipri-it'g 13 Room-*, with large Shop or Bar.at present leased for $300 and taxes, with yard, entrance >\u2019n rear, Wood, Wine, and Oyster Cdlar.The property hss hren put in thorough order this Spring, including Painting and Papering from top to bottom.Title perfect.Conditions liberal, ti bs made known nt time of sale.Sale on the prera\u2019ses.Thursday, 23rd, at It A.M.A, SOLE PROPRIETOR 6 cents fer postage, enclosed tt , Toronto, Out., p.euera\u2019 \u2018 Pb TPetroloixm Opening.\tHighest\tClosing.\tLowest.\t \t\t\u201c \u2014\u2014\t\"\t G3\t63\t62]\t62Ï IFimols.IVToax- Stocka.C.B.V Quincy Gan.Pacific.Con, Gas.Gen.Pac.Can.South.C n, Cardiff, .lime 17 u in June 18.Vessel» passed.\u2014barque \u201cAgar\u201d j Lake Ne pig n (»), Taylor, Liverpool, June 17 at an-'hor off Matane ; ss \u201cKrl King\u201d 17 miles | Thanemore (s), Bonother, Liverpool, June 17 west of Cap» Cha t« 5.15 p.m., June 17th.Brandy Traverse, p.m .June IMh.'fct l.t5 p.rn.s» \u201cPolynesian,\u2019 off Bta bo}h bound east.\u201d Pilot, A.Han.erre ro.or ta sa \"Mis-iaspi i »ff, B>c ht 1 a.m., 18.h, fco ind down ; eight vei-e a betwreen Bic and Green Island, booml up ; three bound down off Green Island ; steamer Dm d at the Pots ; two barks at anchor at the bound down two barks lielow the Beaver\u201d )bound up o bai ks off St.Lawrence Point, also bound up.PRCB3I4S- The Allan ss \u201cPrussian,\u201d Capt, J.Ambury, e i!ed from Boston, for Gla^gowr, at 9 a.m oa Saturday.ScAsniNAVtAK-The Allan ss \u201cScandinavian,\" Capt.John Park, from Phi'a delohia, rr ived at Glasgow on Saturday and landed hot ii .a sbick shipment of 316 oxen in good order with the exception of 25 which died on the voyage.ARRIVED** ROM MONTREAL.City of Truro (»), Fulcher, Axoumouth, Juue 7 Fernholme (s), Kiti-hie, Lmdon June 19 Kate (s), Lund, London, June, 19 Travers# (one ip tow of \u201cBeaver )boun tug \u201cLake\u201d eff St.John\u2019s Point with two in tow.bonnd up ; bnk \u201craith, c Dominion Line.Texas.\u2014The as \u201cTexas,\u201d Captain Cross, from Bristol, ai rived in pore at 3 p.m.yesterday, after landing two passengers proceeded to Montreal.The pilot reports four ve-sels inward b ucd between Bk and Gre^ Island, one at the T.averse, and four above there Vancoc v t B\u2014The Dominion Line U.M.S Lindall.Vand-uver,\u201d Captain Lindall.sailei fr-mi Liverpool, for Quebec and Montréal, with mails ! Uueata.McLeod, Karbadoes, May and passenger!», on the 16th instint,\t) Nelson, Joliannesen, Rotterdaim Aptil 26 PORT OF QUEBEC-ARRIVED.June 18\u2014SS Nestorian, France, Lmduii, June 4, Allans, Kae 4 co, 120 pas-em-ers, and general cargo fur Quebec, Moat real and the SVo-t.- Wylo, Roger, G ! ace Bay, June 15.fur Mentraa).-Cobau, Fraser, S\u2019, John\u2019s, Nfld, 4c, GeoM Webster 4 co, for Montreal.____Paula, Jones, Cow Bay, June 15 Ship Fxceiaior, Whiteford, t^ueensboro, April 16, Ross 4 co, bal.____Nina, Melsom, Live pool, April 29, Han sen 4 Schwartz, salt.____ Eastern Star, Jorksten, Newcastle-on- Tyne, April 27, Smith Wade 4 co, bal.____Plymouth Rock, Rodstad, Cardiff, May 7, Allans, Rae 4 co, cal.Brig Congo, Hansen, Cork, Dobell, Beckett 4 co, oaf.Zorida, Berentsen, Buenos Ayres, April lo, for Montreal.Senator Weber.Wi nek, Rio Janeiro, May 5 Lena, Larsen, London, April 4 Kii-himt n, Olsen, Belfast, May 10 Skjoidmoen, Lund, Glace Bay.Juno 8 Oneata, McLeod, Barbados, May BIRTHS.On Saturday, the 18th instant, at No.33 P, lace s\u2019.reet, the wife of P.Mathie, of a son.On the Hth instant, at No.12 St.Denis street, The Cape, the wife of Arthur Ahem, of a daughter.DEATH.On the 17th instant, William Thomas, infant son of J.B.Lambkin.XcT Montreal and Ottawa paper* will please copy.JAMES HOSSACK & GO., 33 IR o k: E IR s, REPRESENTING; Lewonz & Hausen Bros., Teas, London, E.CJ; Moncton Sugar lief.Co., Sugars, Moncton, N.B.: Grape Sugar Ref.Co., Syrups, Walker-ville, Ont.;\t* Consumers\u2019 Oil Ref.Co., Burning and Lubricating Oils, Petrolia, Ont.; Dominion Starch Work, Starch, Walker-ville ; J.Primavesi & Son, Crockery, Swansea and London, E.C., &c., &c., Ac.\u2014 HAVE REMOVED To \u2014 99, Dalhousie Street May 6, 1887.\tCm W-«n l ».t!m« .ad ll> '< «ore.I hi' e I-ISO SICriN.lo car.Ihe »> rc-.n for n Irr.ltie .n.l .Iz|.re«.n.l I .a* I will rur.I So mil nir.U mrr»l)i »\u2022> lt«ra for .ihci.i r.um .««li.I me.» » f.dlc»! i,.cl PITS.Sl*ll.l.I*SY or PALL-Ile.icui M» l> I «\u2022nuiil n))rr«ni«'lr fl,-ni.e olhci» h«re l»ll«.l I» «« rverliini .«-lire.Sea.l .1 one.for* p,.UIr .%! ,iif 1i»f.lH*-lr f.*me,ly.Ulr.mix It e r r.