The Quebec chronicle, 10 novembre 1898, jeudi 10 novembre 1898

[" * 6 The Chronicie .| Is delivered every morning to any part of this city for 25 cents a osm._ VOL.LIL NO.i9,t SALISBURY'S DECLARATIONS.\u20ac 41.\u201c1 bo vacodsiiaie ua of 4 tlécedsitate an éBort ee ee ee & nas à vie Tod cotisi ings of other - lo as well as our own, can repsonably rest for the present with but; titid?ratood as menni position in Egypt is the sanie row .ms # was before the fall of Omdurman, but we \u2014 The British Premier\u2019s earnestly h hat ci i Guildhall Speech [mie i neswars \u2018mosetioy io wots \u2014_ thas position, as we ars convinced the - NO PROTEBTORATRIN BGYPR |= ome oi em , -'THB eR AND PNACE: , azn -Roferring again to the war projaraticilt France's Good Judgment and | and asking his hesrersto look atthe state.f Common Sense.the world, Lord Salisbury observed : \u2018The \u2014_\u2014 Gon hae invited a to provide for j SRA [EFENCES MUST NOT WEAKEN, | we afr our beastie rite.to.his mor tives and are willing to assist and sym: thise in every way until the happy when his meplrations ere Sromned with Jueewes, we must still provide precautions needful to counteract the dangers sur: ! us.\u2018In souse respects this grest éploch ih the Metory of man is od biog ; oa.; le the firm iF in wick mighty forées 5 Attierican tlie have been introduced diiiong the nations, #hoëe déntiniosis afe éspaddogs aid whèse inétçuments td à certain exten yt.\u201cI am not idplying the sliglitest blanie: Far from ik, , La not refauihg sympath to the Ameriger Republic in the slifficul- Lies through which it bas passed, but no owe can deny that ita a Trance, Among factors Asati, at all cvonts, and p ssibly io Kuropean diplomacy, is s grave and serious event which may not conduce to The World Wii Not Get On So Pease fully as Now If Britain Changes 1ts Poitey ta Egypte The eatirs world waited wilh breathless auxiety for Lord Salisbuey's declarations of last night at thé Guildhell bewques, kuowing that this occasicu jé deised Upon aneh recurring Lord Mayor's Day, by the British Premier, for a public foresbadowi farine Paris cadet deciamtion of a British protectorate in Egypt ware doomed to disappointment.Bas the Preminr emphasized the necessity of being prepared tor all eventoalitics, and all the mtisfaction that wes given to those the | lnereste of peace, though 1 who wanted to know what the present |! in any event it is likely to conduce .to the , interest of there was to be no Egyptian protectorate, was that work of this kind could not be popped in a moment.It will gratify everybody te hnow thet the Grest Powers are to confer as to the means of dealing offactively with Avarchy, and Losd Saliebury\u2019s appropriate reference to the good judgment and common sense of France that have aided so materially in the preservation of peace will nowhere find warmer approval than in the city and Provinos of Quebec.The Premier alan pointed out that the United States was now » new and disturbing factor ia Buropean, if not is Asiatic poh.}! fo, ut beaded tat thin woud uk bn {120 Fret in and Semper of he to the detriment of Great Britain, whish, | beccautions.\u201d tary with some of his furthec remarks wnder NO LUST OF CONQUEST.the samee bead bas not unuatorally sug-| He concioded by repudiating sll pines is the present cause of Britain\u2019s war- | ean that tbe country is animat- Like preparations.od by the [ust of gest or a Loodos, Nov.9\u2014The annual banquet love of war, declarmg that Grest Britain of the Lord Mayor of London took place | YA only resolved to maintain the Empire .; - Britons have received from their fore- at the Guild Hall this evening.There were | fathers, and to support the pence about 850 \u2018guests present, including | which is the glory and susienance of our members of the diplomatic corps, Cabine | Empi Ministers and other distinguished and their wives.Great Britain.(Cheers) But what has been impressed upon us is that the sub- jeot matter of war is terribly prevalent on all sides.We see nations decaying whose Government is so bad that it oan neither maintain the power of self-defence nor retain she affection of its subjects, and when this aceurs, there are always neighbors impelled by some motive, it may be the high est philanth or it may be the natural desire of the ire, to contest as to who shall be heir to the falling uations and that is the cause of war.\u201d \u2018 L vd Salisbury then alluded to the unexpectedness with which wars break out and said :\u2014\"\"If Great Britai à should ever permit her sea defences to weaken, ber whole Empire would come clattering to theground.It in, therefore, impossible d A grest ovation from the entire Aseem- People | bly marked the conclasion of the Premier's After the formal ionin the libra- | *?Ty there was the ut Eroeasio n to the PRESS AND PREMIER.great Hal, which served as the banquet- London, Nav.10.\u2014The Daily News dis- 19\u20ac P\u2019 \u2019 agrees with Lord Salisbary\u2019s remarks re mt tte un SE at te Lord | f«ila to conduce to peace can conduce to ire | Great Britain's interests.Probably, how- forces, which were describe] as being in a | ever, Lord delisbury only meant that pariect mate of preparednees to meet any | Great Britain and the United States are pwêr Gixpüliog Ureat Britain's just not likely to be found on opposité sides, atid tlaime.The brevity of the speeches show: Dee wo cordially agree with him.\u201d The od that every one relied there was ows then proceeds to ask whether anxiety to hear tho Marquis of the Philippints are the storm centre à wh in rising to respond to the | which the Premier foreces, sud says : \u2014 toast of Her Majesty's Miniiters was} '*The omens sre cortainly not favorable: i The Peace Conference is à deadlock.Em- 7% peror William is hastening ,\u2014Not to LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH.Berlin but to Spain.If Lord Salisbury The Premicr began by saying thet a suc- | aunt anything by his remarks regarding cession of events abroad hed cocasioned | Ameries point to somewhat serious grave anxiety to the Ministry for a year | situation.If He meant nothing he was He alloded to the murder of the | \"TY ill advised to indulge at so sensitive a press of Austris for the double purpose time in and ench a public manner in a fit of expressing thé uttiversal regret experi: of diplomatic blues.editor où account of the cr:me and for an- mes in a rather éoloriess editorial Dotnciug that Great Britain had socepted | calle Lord Salisbary's spbech \u201cweighty.an invitétion to take part in à conference It days his reference to decaying States \u2018which would be called to determitia upon | 28 likely 19 iivite war will pot Le misun- the mensures : : PON | derstood by the country, and the recent to ake prpois 08 tbe Eee ad of not Anarchy.The Marquis of Salisbury any to seek an u \"og added \u201cthat at the same time be was |soallisace with Eoglandbound to say he had ro hope that | legislation would abate \u2018tbe horrible, mweastrous affliction of humanity.\u201d b WEST INDIAN ISLANDS After referring, in a laudat manner, to the British campsigne in India and in | Their Confederation Has the Soddan, the jer turned to the : Cretan question, aad the concert of Earope.He mid he was afraid thas the ings of the concert were not always admired and at the mme time be porated out | PUT JAMAICA MAY DECLINE.Been Proposedosition causes het at existing, state, of affairs.I must nos be ! a Z û A o P ASTER = INPEBNATIONAL, Washington To-day.A TREATY I SYILL HOPED FOR.The Dissussion Will Be Taken Up Where It Was Adjourned in thielled: Washington, Nov.9\u2014The Joint High ARBITRATION.that Great Britain» Conference to be Resumed in The Chronicle is the Only Morning Paper in (Juebec.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 18 SPAIN WANTS U8, MONEY.| REPUBLICANS And is not Worrying, Over Muck TRIUMPH ANT, About her Honor.THE PRICE OF THE PHILIPYINES.| They Control Both Branches of Congress.No Figure Fixed, but the Madrid ess Gevernment Ready to Sell.OLY A SMALL HOUSE MAJORITY.Risliafd Croker Talks on the Demoeratio Déféat-8e De the Enxlish Newspapers: Washington, D.C., Nov.i-=1t ls no longer s question of honor with the Spaniards, but » matter of money.While they have not fixed the amount they want for the Philippine Islands, their Commis- | 98 Congrressmen-elect, compiled from returns td tÎle Astociated Press up to 11 o'clock, show that the Republiesns Lave elected 180 members, while Domoctats, Silver Republicans, - Fusionists and sll others have elected 165 members.There are 12 doutrful districts yet to bg hesrd from.A Iatef refürn gives 279 Republicans, 178 Democrats.COMMENTS OF ENGLISH PRESS, London, Nov.9.\u2014The comments made by the afternoon newspapers here on the result of the elections in the United States are mainly congratulatory ones extended to Colonel Roosevelt on his victory it?the sontest for Governor of New York State.Ihe Westminster Gazette expresses the WANTED\u2014FUR CUTYERS.GILLES: WANTED\u2014A SMART MAN, ONE WHO Your Wants will be announced Twice in the CHRONICLE for .TEN CENTS.PRICE ONE CENT.CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS TEN CENTS For Two Insertions of Twenty Words.D.8, RICKABY, UNDERTAKER AND Embalmer, 337 St.John street, Quebec.Telephone 351.Attendanes day or night, HELP WANTED.pie, Ansley & Dixon, Teronte, Ont.moderstandd horses.A worker required, Apply te M.Q , Chronicle.sioners at Pañit have ven our Commis-, A perfectly independent authority, after opinioñ; However, that the Democratic States will result: _ fre mioétings the Commission are held d reports di tho prog Po publication © to-day ssid thagthe work wad fifi in, hand, although no progéess made vince the adjournment in SENSATIONAL The Vietim was a Young Girl Under case was resumed to-day before Commission appointed to confer on the | sioners to understand that thay will aejl questions at issue between the United | nut for a reassnable sum of money.It States arid the Dominion of Canada, will ed that the first price will be meet in Washington, to-morrow.It is be- | YOTY high, probably $250,000,000 or theres .; ; > | abouts, inorder to give them plenty of lieved that the forthcoming session of in- | room to dicker.tornational arbitrators hers will conclude | The Calenot is not a unit on the question that à forms] treaty, coveri ail the of a cash indemnity to Spain, although the , A ; iscussed very freel: its with re to rele\u201d matter has not been discu ry y, outs Jecided oh tire United and it dannot be seid that the President or any of his advisers has made up his mind orte way or the other.The Commissioners at Pais have reported that it may be neces- f to pay cash! that in their opinion in will never consent to surrender the nds without » peauniaty éoneideration, ad thet it will seve rou ble, suniogance expense tg pay astead of assuming dont ; that io wi ape 4 od may, oy; 4 mont of ; wo qi ng doybt be : great advantage ber credit: «| ots, but not to her vernment, which is RDER Cast.in de te need of cash.As that amount - | and the nature of the,debt is someyhat uncertain, the Commissioners argue, that we bad better make a clean job of it and get à clear title, for there is no telling what new creditors may spring up, and we may involve our Government in an unknown and behind ¢ cord and only mésgre ade sre given out 9 Ex-Secretary df State; Jolin W: Foster, we bell The discussion is to be taken up where t was interrupted.Fifteen Years.Bloomfield, Ont., Nov.9\u2014The Rogers the most careful calculation so far possible, bas arpived at the conclusion that the new House of Representatives, of which by far the greater pait wag elected ot Tuesday, will consist, on the 4th Match next, of 179 Republicans and 178 Democrats.This # pretty close mailing for both parties, and if no changes occur in the interim and the present estimate should be confirmed, the Republican party will be as dependent upon the Speaker's vote for the control of the House as was the Administration of the Hon.Mr.Joly in the Province of Quebec, when its very existence was at the mercy of the Hon.Arthur Tursotte; who then occupied the Speaker's dhal in the old Parliament House at the top 6t Motintaln Hill: It, too, the estimate of 170 votes te 178 holds good in the House of Représentatives, 8 er Tom Reed, or whoever in elected his successor, will have many more opportunities of voting than usually falls to the lok of & presiding officer, and it will be in- ins are mefely the expression of the Eopular ee, the shameful misman- sgement of the War Department; snd ds : \u2018The elections will give Spain little cause to revive the old hope of a division among the Americans, and the Spanish Contmissioners will bo wise if they abandon #11 hapes thst the Democratic successes will prové advantegeous to Npain.\u201d PENNSYLVANIA DOUBTFUL.Philadelphie, Pa., Nov.#\u2014The nest Pennsylvania Legislature, which tieéts in January and elects a successor to United States Senator Quay, will consist of 254 members in joint ballot, 128 votes being necessary to elect a Senatorof Senator Quay clsim that they have 131 votes on the joint ballot for Mr.Quay, three more than is necessary to elect.The anti-Qusy people dispute these figures and claim that they have sufficient members of the Assembly to defeat the re-election of Senator Quay.VTAH IS DEMOCRAT.Salt Lake, Utall; Nov.9\u2014The Democrats have elected Roberts to Congress and carried the Legislature, which will elect U.8.Senator._ COLORADO 18 FUSIONIST.oO eye PLEASANT HOME.WURR FOR MEN OR _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014BY A REFPECTABLE MAN, The friends | 8ITTING es \u2014 GENTLEMAN WANTS PRIVATE BOARD ey res IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET, -\u2014 \u2019 ; IVATE BOARDING HARES PRI A WANTED A MESSENGER BOY, WHO esn also make bimsolf generally useful in etore.Must speak French sad Koglish.Apply 51 Notre Dame street.women, day or eveniog.$6 Lo $12 weekly ; Do canvassing Or experience needed ; plain instructions and work mailed on spplica- tion.Braziflan Mfg.Co., New York City.Departmental Stores, Z.PAOUET, 167-188-171 £t.Joseph Street, TELEPHONE 2171 Something wiil Surely Interest You in This Column.Household Renewals | \u2018We keep every requisite for the ccession.Immense stock of Oileloth, Li ote, Tame, Bogs ge\u201d it Magnificent Choice in Lace Curtaine, Appijae and Swiss Pom, Curtains by the yard, woe gore in Chenille, Velvet, Brosstulle, SITUATIONS WANTED, work of any kind rousd house.Can weit at isble.Wages no object.Address 8.BE 16 Palace street.BOARS 2F9 LOPUING.ROOM AND BEDROOM ADjoining wanted, without huerd, near teau Frontenac, Address P.0.Bux No.44 for bimeelf sod wife during winter.Must be fret clase, State rater.Write to W.M.D., Chronicls offior, ; OR want Boarders, try the Chronicle at five cents a day.PRIVATE BOARD.Genevieve Street, Caps, Hubbe.J.R land Brown appear the Crown and E.M.Young for the pri- woner, Geo.Aulthouse.Gideon Bowerman first gave evidence of seei! soner and deceased girl, Mary on the train together.oridence showed that ing for icine for improper purpose s.Dr.Wright, of Picton, = ho conducted the mortem, gave evidence of pl origin the deceased's death.ème Se other witnesses were called to show that | Den Aultheusa and deceased were frequently | and se :n together.atnination by offering no more evidence and there being no defence, after ad- the victim, was scarcely 15 years of age and was also well connected.The facts : brought to light by the recent examina- | Obanges in the Programme for His tion into this case have caused a sensation ia the community.took jealousy, al turned his revolver on himself, meeti instant dea'h.At 2.43 a young nian nam Aruand shot Matitds Lavigdeur, the year-old daughter of Madame Lavigueur, 94 Berrie street.through the heart and arm and the me thiefi put 8 bullet through his His body was at once removed morgue snd his vietim is still at the house: The tragedy is the result of the girl's back - ing bat recently come to Montreal.The tragedy took place in the girl's room.od his sweetheart, Matilda Lavigueur, and then shot himself, went by several names, | =! * ut his real name was Norman Cote.Hs | Fives on time.vera! | has od in ne going direct from the ship ent Buildings, Lord Minto will go to the the Gorornor General, aoû than bath e ernor-General, and then both wi BECRUITING FOR THE 100TH.| drive tothe Parliament Buildings.Theaddroes of welcome to be tendered by the city t> the new Governor-General will be beid to await the pleasure of his Excellencywas 33 years old and had work cities of the United States and Canada.He has relatives in Burlington, Vt.N What the Permanent Under-Seerd- the pri- Rogers, Merritt Jackson's isoner was inquir- The Crown closed its ex- resses by both counsel, the prisoner was , the youngest Mary M.Rogers, MURDER AND SUICIDE.day Afternoon.Montreal, For.A shocking tragedy The young girl was shot owii hi to the out of her promise to marry.She had Later\u2014The man who this afternoon kill- tary Says.Toronto, Out, Nov.9\u2014The Evening Telegram's epecial cable says :\u2014*\u2018London, Nov.9\u2014Your correspondent learns from the War Office that there is nothing per- | mp ticularly recent in the recruiting order for the 100th Regiment, Royal Canadians, in Canada.Sir Ralph H macent Under-Secretary of State for War, Koox, Perthat Congress sent to jeil to atand his trial for man- mak slaughter at the next Assizea.The pri soner is \u2018an intelligent appearing young man of about 24 years of of à large and respectable family for which much sympathy 1s felt.H Terrible Tragedy in Montreal Yester | Thence He Will Drive With Lord | Chamber still appears to be as given in 1 q straet, | op in the vicinity of Vigers Square Hotel, this afternoon, as a result of 5 man's ¥ There wero two deaths.After | the arriv = |to 17: | box ste stableman.Magistrats | unexpected lot of.liabilities, like the land grants we inherited from Mexico.They v ha lar © already cost $3,250,000, and a simi amount is still pendi Several members of .Thomas is not encouraging.Aberdeen to Parliament Houseking and puttin be heard from order cou Ho wi The also been slightly altered.Instead o BLOODY ELECTION DAY Been Killed in Texas.\"the Cabinet think eas will aoe the wisdom of a cash | of our own Asmembly twenty years ago, settlement, although it is recognized that | when the party whips were driven to their the proposition is very un pular at present among the ple, aud the experience of President Johnson in the purchase of Secretary Seward made 8 treaty with | came for taking a vote.mark, which waa ratified by the Senate people of the Island.They were aime hardle of the H.d the Republ nanimous for annexation, but even then | handle of the House, and the Republicans | f this gain is mainteined, Hayward will the House of Representatives declined to | are not anxious to admit that theirmajority | ca fo 4,000, © the necessary appropriation, and the eaty fell through, to the humilistion of Secretary Seward and to our disgrace among nations.LORD MINTOS ARRIVAL.Ottaws, Nov, 8\u2014Everything was topey- rvey ab Gurerument Houve this morning.Confusion reigned supreme as a result of | Oroker, has been heard from in connection al of the household staff of Lord | with his party's defeat.Though beaten hootirig and killing » woman the maa | Minto early this morning.The party | he is not cast down.On the contrary he numbered twenty-four in all, and came out | states that the vote in Greater New York Canada on the ss Labrador.Tne main | has not disappointed him at all.lt was at Government House was filled with es, barrels and bales this morning, and the work of un, in { thin: joining the trick, and did it on Roosevelt's record depaitments.The staff includes tho | as 4 soldier too.A majority for the Reward and lower servants down to the jority It has been detided that there will be nd reception to the Gav General ori his arrival herp, et at the station by the Mayor and will then drive immediately tv Government House.He 1s expected to arrive here by Sunday next, providing the Scotsman rogramme ax Quebec | cause of what Dentocratic gains there have ernor- to the Parliaight or Ten Men Known to Have ! teresting to Quebecers to note how far the conduct of membersof an American House, so situated, will compare with that Denver, Col., Nov.9\u2014Thb entire Fusion ticket, headed by Charles &.Thomas, De- | mocrat, for Governor, is elected by a majority approximating about 50,000.\" i NEBRASKA, REPUBLICAN.wits\u2019 end to ses that there were none of Lincoln, Neb., Nov.9\u2014Belated returns their respective charges who had erred xod | to-day continué to indicate that Nebraska strayed like lost sheep, when the time | has turned a political summerssult and landed in the Republican column.Three The Democrats do not quite concede, as | hundred and seventeen precincts, outside i lof Lincoln and Omaha, give Hayward, that the Republicans have the whip- Republican, for Governor, 3,000 plurality.the State by over 4,000.Figures on Legislative: eandidates are not such as is only one in a Chamber of 357 members.8 to make comparisons possible, but shows In two-States alone, however, Now York ; : they shaved equally with the Governorand Pennsylvania, they lost no fower than Ira Tow ounsies, which went Fusion on 18 seata, 12 in the former and 8 in the | the State ticket, Republican Legislative Istter.\u2018They apparently felt ao {candidates are elected, which makes the sure ofthe House of Representatives, where cluim that the Legislature on joint ballot ; ri : Republican, a conservative one.they enjoy a majority of 28 votes in the Obamber as at t constituted, that CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN.Reception 1n Quebec.their strongest efforts were devoted to the San Francisco, Nov.9 \u2014 California bas \u2014 task of controlling the national Senate.In | 800e to the Republican column with more B WILL 80 DIREG?To THR CITADEL this they have certainly eucceeded.The emphasis than ever before.The entire State ticket, with the exception of the Secretary of State, has been elected, ac- .Lee ; cording to Republican claims, The count yesterday's Obronicle, in which the Demo | this year, throughout the State, has been cratic strength was limited to 39 Senatorial | unusually slow and it will be several days weats.before complete figures are received.Re- The ¢ Tammany Chief, Richard peti im all seven Congressmen and FALSE REPORT CONTRADICTED.Minister of Marine for France relative strength of the two parties in this sil, he says, that he expected.It was the State outside of the Greater City that did Spoils a Storypublican candidate outside of the city, of \u2014\u2014 105,000 was more, he says, than could Mes | pomibly bo made up below the Harlem.| I§ BEGABD 0 THE FRENCH FLEET.The English, who love a soldier, are busy congratulating Roosevelt upon his election.| No Truth in the Report that it 1» ar.| Their press has guaged correctly the Prepared for Sea and Ready fer War.{l been.They are undoubtedly due to the \u2014\u2014 popular dissatisfaction at the mis-| Paris, Nov.9\u2014M.Lockroy, the Minismanagement during the late war oflter of Marine, denies that there is any the transport and commissariat depart- | truth in the rumor published by the Echo mentsof thearmy.They must not be [de Paris, concerning the French fleet.mistaken as indicating any objection to | This denisl is called out by the fact that the evident McKinley policy of territorial | the Echo de Paris publishes a despatch expansion, and the London newspapers ars | from Toulon, which says that the undoubtedly right in warning the Speu- entire Bron (Mediterranean aud i that they have nothing to hope for Admiral Fournier, its commander, received from the result of the voting.cipher despatch yesterday evening where: U.8.SENATE REPUBLICAN.upon he signalled to the Forbin, a third Washington, Nov.9\u2014The election re- class cruiser, to bank her fires, and the ; ; : fastest torpedo boat conveyed orders to turns establish with certainty that the en oommanding the squadron of Shae t ai > \u2014 A T United States Senate will ave s Repub- i d to boats to as- the patien pplication, combined with _ Jamaica, Nov.9\u2014As the first wid o-day that tho order to recruit the A8 4 RESULT OF THE BLEOTIOR.licen majority after March fourth, next, French immediately at Toul, \u201chere all Last succeeded in fulfilling the promise [move in an economie scheme for con- | sometime ago and for the reason thst s | Several Minor Affrays are Reported An analysis of the party changes shows | tj, vessels are prepared for action and gives to the Oretass of giviog thess to | pieratiog the varions West Indian Colo | battalion of the regiment vas sta | in Various Parts of the State.thac the Republicanr ani outs trom phere the arsenals and ship yards have 7 under rainy nies, Mr.Joseph Chamberlain, British [tioned there.No new order has \u2014 Indiana, New Jersey, New York, North je SPLENDID DIPLOMACT- Seccetary of State for the Colonies, recent- Comtinuing, the Premier remarked :\u2014 ly created the West Indian Agricultural \u201cThe solution of this most diflicult prob- | Departmentlem has witnessed displaye of splendid | The colonies are now requested to send and pnozpected qualitios and diplomacy | delegates to an agri conference to rt of t y [1 vpon the Admirals, who have | be held at Bar shortly.success iubed what the Cabi-| At the meeting of the Jamaica Agricul Re toe ong Toor tha the Gabi | peoposss ma diosa.\u201cThe Socisty de- ve i was disc - i nets were all dismfmed and Admirals wore Gadel te decline to incur the expenditure re bet on their p'aces, Europe would tar, it 1 The matter being emqotially of on \u201d è responsibility perly devolves Tarning to the crisis with France, the | on the Government.wo Premier remarked :\u2014*We have bad quite The fact is, Jamaica will probably de- recently to consider whether the question | cline to join the pro; Federation and of a European war was not very near, but | will bold out for reciprocity with the Uniwith great interest and consideration the | ted States, as the only practicable solution result turned out happily through the | of the present economic difficulties.great judgment and common sense dis- -\u2014 played | by France under iron: © stances of Vail Defeats Lynchuuuxes! diffculty which, I think, have re- | Halifax, N.S., Nov.9\u2014Michael Lyrch, liesed Europe of a very dangerous and | of Halifax, and Harry Vail, of St.John, threatening storm.; rowed their second scull race in Bedford \u2018While matters were in the | Basin this morning, where their first con- Government.was necessarily forced to | test took place last week, when Lynch, the take tions in order that it | favorite, upset his boat and Vail rowed better.Lansdowne, Secretary of State for War, contemplated the improvement of the de- | J fences of all the Colonies, but complica- | killed, and J.F.McCarthysud Riley Squires The politisl divisions of the Senate, \u2018 tions which bave arisen in Europs caused | oi bly mortally wounded in an election | after log the present preparations for defense.\u201d concernin; been issued.He expressed the opinion hat the Jess mid about such matters the \u201cMonths ago,\u201d said he, \u2018Lord ple to draw wrong conclusions regard- Penny age between the Colonies and pote oN will go into effect on Christmas day.India is to be included.Kaiser to Visit Spain.Madrid, Nov.9.\u2014 Inquiries made here the proj visit of the Fm- \u201cof y to Spain, show that the panish Governmeut had been notified that two German warships, one of them having the Emperor and Finpress of Germany on bourd, will arrive at Cadiz on November 20, but it is claimed that it is not yet kn>wn whether the visit of their Majesties is of » private or of an official character.1b is apserted at the Foreign Office this evening that Emperor William might not bo taken unawares.These | bome alone.The distance to-day was ations were most prompt end | threelmilos and the stakes $150 à si It effective.The immediate necessity for| was one of the most keenly contested them has passed of.Therv has beon some | aquatie events ever witnessed hereabouts.surprise on both sides of the Channel, at The men rowed neck and neck until nearly the fact that these preparations have not | the entire distance bad been covered, each saddenly cessed, bat it is impossible tu] patting forth all bis energy to push ahead stop them at a moment's notice.of the other.Lees than half a mile from NO PROTECTORATE.the finish, Lynch msde s final effort to .in the lead.His opponent nded _ After referring to the varioas rumors of Santally and proved ihe better of the two, intended actionarising outof these prepars- | forging slowly but surely ahead, until, as tions, including theseizureof SyrisandCrete | they crossed the line, he was half a length and the declaration of a protectorate over in the lead.> (the latter allusion being greeted with immense cheering.) Lord.Seliabury Russian Press Uglycontinued, 1 am sorry to say I cannot rise| London, Nov.10\u2014The St.Petersb: to the height of the aspirations indicated correspondent of the Times yin 3 says the signs the cheering of the audience.| of Romsian disenchantment with Americans 1 do met venture to prophesy, | have been rendered conspicuous hy the if we are forced others | demand for an annexation of the Phillipinto a position we do not now occupy, | pines.The Russian what my occur.But we are well satis: fenounce the proposal and sogest.thar Bed with the existing state of things, and | Russia should join Germany in a refusal 10 wo do not think that any cause has arisen ! acquiesce in American annexation.and Empress Augusta Victoria after visiting Cadiz will visitiCartagena.The Queen Regent will invite them to visit Madrid.Three Children Suffocatedand Anne Galligan, P gl A Dallas, Ter, Nov.9\u2014Yesterday was bloody election day in Texas.At Hubbard, Stevens County, Rossre McOarthy, oseph Ramby and Jefferson Squires were At Steuben, in Hopkins County, E.Sutton and Geo.Young were killed.THE STORY PERSISTED IN.But despite M.Lockroy's denis] there is little doubt that the news of French naval prepsrations is in the main correct.Admiral Fournier has arrived-in response to M.Lockroy's summons and the two have already held a long conference with several Admirals at the Ministry of Marine.8] Dakota and Wisconsin), snd one from the Populists (Nebraska).They may lose one (Washington), which is in doubt and gain one in West Virginia, which ia also | in doubt.h fourth will be : Republican, 52 ; Democrat, 27; Populist, 5; Silver Republican, 4.In doubt, 2.LOS ARNICAES POR BALE.New York, Nov.9\u2014Lillian, Florence , aged 3, 4 and 6 years William Young is in jail as à party to the CROKER TALKS.killing of Sutton, who bad murdered| New York, Nov.9\u2014Richard Croker Young's brother, At Aubrey, Denton | made his appearance at Tammany Hall Couuty, Deputy Sherif B.Taylor was | ghortly after noon to-day.Being asked shot through the neck by Lee \u2018Webb snd {for an interview upon the result of the dangernusly wounded.He shot Webb | elections.he said :\u2014*'I am entirely satis- through the leg._, fied with the vote in New York County.At Sheffield, in Trinity County, J.| +The Democracy did its full duty bere WW.Ashefield was killed and his father pro- | and if there had not been a Republican bably fatally wounded by persons whose | landelide up the State, Van Wyck would uames have not been learned.have been elected I thought I bad Many minor afftays occurred in various | reason to hope that Roosevelt would parts vf the State as the result of election | come down to the Harlem with differences.40,000 or 50,000 majority, put of course \u2014 there was no of overcoming To Svacuate Fashoda.the 105,000 plurality hat the Republicans Cro No, Bo nbove the arin ther County Captain Baratier start for Fashoda on | speaking, we did better in this County Thursday or Friday, to carry out the ova- than we did last year.As to our Judicuation of that pisce by the French garri- | ciary ticket, it made a splendid record and son, who will retire by way of Abyssinia to | reaily helped the State ticket.Our three Jibutil, a six months\u2019 journey.candidates for Justices of the Supreme MARCHAND AND MENELEK.Court secured almost the same number of London, Nov.10.\u2014The Rome corres- It is believed that M.Lockroy intends a set off to the British demonstration at Portamouth, and it is rumored that he will of a milliard france (a thousand million francs), which will be obtained | MARTINEAU'S HARDWARE STORK\u2014 increase the French flect at a cost by s conversion of rentes into 51 por cents.The Admirals, it is understood, have repurted all the coast defences in a complete state of readiness.At Algiers there is the greatest activity.All the forts have been tully manned and the defences improved.Admiral Gervais has fallen ill from overwork in connection with the preparations.COURT OF Examines the Px-Ministers of War in the Dreyfus Case\u2014_\u2014 a THE CANADA STAMP COMPANY, 582 \u2014_\u2014 es WHO DOES FRAMING WELL AND ee AVE YOUR MONEY BY HAVING CASSATION |; respectively, children of Michael Galligan, were suffocated at their home onthe corner of Kent and M- avenue, Brooklyn, during a fire which burned a portion of | has pondent of the Daily Mail says :\u2014*1t islan honest Judiciary asserted, positively, that Major Marchand | whatever u established communication with Emvotes, I never saw three candidates] Paris, Nov.9\u2014Generals Mercier and run so evenly.The howl about} Billot and M.Cavaignac, each of whom had no effect n the campaign.The result shows that the people understood just that building early to-day.Admitted to Bailmewber of the household of Mr.They were admitted to bail, London, Nov.9\u2014Miss Kate Lym, a 1d Frederic, the Iste correspondent of the New York Times, who died on October 19, at Kenley, and Mrs.Athalie Mills, the Christian Scientist, who attended Mr.Frederic, and against whom a verdict of manslaughter was returned by a coroaer\u2019s ju yesterday.were arraigned in the olice Court at Kenley to-day, on this charge, and were remanded for a week.ror Menelek, of Abyssinia, and that | what the how] meant, another thing, the rance is now intriguing with that | Republicans tried to make sound money à monarch.prominent issue of the contest.Yet we elected all our Congressional candidates and have gwined two Congressmen in Brooklyn.That is all that the sound money issue amounted to in this city.The ; ; fact is Roosevelt's military record putled named Abbie Polick, No.153 Duke street, | im through.It poeme That every man to-night, and before she could be rescued | it), » Cuban war record can win this year.whe was terribly burned, and died at the | geq how Chamber beat Quigg.Elis record Euergency Hoepitsl aboot two hourslater.| io Cuba helped him to wipe out Quigy's He\u2014*\"I'm a self-made wan.\u201d She\u2014 majority of 1896.\" Burned to Death.Toronto, Out., Nov.9\u2014The flame from s candle ignited the drees of a little girl has occupied the office of Minister of War, were examined hy the Court of Cassation yesterday.The nature of the testimony they gave was kept absolutely secret.\u2018Maria, I missed you dreadfully while I was in the army.\u201d *\u2018Is that so 1 Didn't they permit you to find fault with the cook 1\u201d ere, ABVOCSTES, \u2014\u2014\u2014 G.F.GIBSONE, ADVOCATE, class accommodatiob af to Central locality.Busineæ mes and touriste will receive every attention.Te LET OR FOR BALE FOR SALE\u2014THAT FIRST CLASS SULID Brick Honse, No, 172 Kink street 3 good ity, sui - ment or siogle ose.Apply to T.& Nodenu, 114 St Joseph street.PUR SALE -THAT FIRST-CLASS FAMily residence on north side of the Ste.Foye Road, built by the Hon.E Chinle, and pow owned by John 7.Ross, Esg., bested with hot water and Sontatping ail môéjere improvements, with sboil an scre of land under cultivation, & den add teonk or oroquet lawn, new sia with dwelling for .man servant attached.For particalars and permits to view, apply to Meredith & Couture, Notaries Public.FOR SALE\u2014THE LARGE STONE and pressed brick building in 8t.Ann St., opposite St.Andrew's church, occupied as a livery stable since « number of years by the late Che.Hough and Geo: ough.It is 105 feet front on Ann St, ie solidly built and of good construction, god has four stories and a deep basément.There is s yard the whole length of the building, and the ground, which is sur- |; rounded by stone walls, is about 85 feet deep, and extends from St.Ann St.to e garden of the Ursulines.Tt 1s the sole large piece of ground which fan be bought in Upper Town.LaRue, N.P., 28 St.Ann St.FOR SALE\u2014A CLEV Elan pzoxoes in good condition.Cheap.Eoquire by writing to G.K., this office.VUR BALE\u2014A \u201cNATIONAL\u201d CASH Register, ia perfect order, worth , for $35.Apply to F.Beanchamp, 36 Mountain Hill._ FOR SALE\u2014CUTTER, IN GOOD CONdition.Apply Finlay Asylum, St.Foye Road.PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.LA \u2014 JOSEPH GAUTHIER & FRERE, PAINT- ora, Decorators, Dealers in English and Amorican Wall Paper, otc.290 8t.Joseph street, St, Roch, Quebec.Telephone 2300.BUSINESS NOTICES FOR EXTRA FANCY LARGE FIG3, GO to A.Greoier\u2019s, 98 John street.AT HOLIWELL'S, STATIONKR, FOR Cheap Novels, 10, 25, 30, 500.New Novels received sa published.Holiwsll's News Depot.AT HOLIWELL'S, STATIONER, LADIES thick Crean Laid Parchmeot Note sad adjustable, 10 fit frames are easily width of Whe nok in use.and Square\u201d or q choice of P.aid and Btei finest combination of sad Drab, Green and White, Drab and Pink and White, Light Blue Maripes, ete.Children.Capelines, Bonnets, Tur tens, ususily æ'd 10c., duced fine Ladies and Gentlemen.A very fine choice of Portieres.: All kinds of Upholstery goods .Don't fail to American.Okienge Une- Washing Lace Curtaïne is omperatinaly cep them easy, but the drying of them on as to in proper sl hag then a the clothes line and then iron thew is apt to tesr the fabric If cent to the laandry - they will nos last long, and the priee you have to pay will bey our is much harder.1f you to bave them laundered tretch \u2018The pins are nickel plated, so will not 3 any sise of seal ops.ad; to amy length goods, sud will fold into com past fess.\u2018We are sole agents in Quebes for.the \u201cFle re\u201d model, and alo keep in stock.Prices $1.60 and $230.Balsare of Turkey Red Damask Table Covers, 6-5, at #0s.eact.| Mantle & Costume Department Our Mantles sell quickly, but ve have a very stock of tiem.time assortment of large Manties and Jacked: for girls and misses.Just received, à charming selection of Baby Mantes, from 1 year 10 6, trimmed with imite ictt Thibet, Bear, Velvet, Flush, ete.Dress Goods a\u201cà Silk Fabrics, All Wool an Drees Goods, Beocaded or Chesiad, TE: rm colors, such as Turquoise fai See also onr -Brocaded Voivet on Satin Ground.Also Pelks, O, Fancy Velvet, otc.pers amd WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT.{(See the Samples in Show Window).\u2018Woollen Goods of all kinds fcr Ladies and Shewle Ponnets, Sashes and Mitts in com) \"im Great choice in Ladies\u2019 Vests.A large balance of and Chiliren\u2019s Mitall and 25c.AU re to Your cholos on 75 dosem Cashmere Hose, worth 22e.at 15c, Great assortment of Velvet Flannelle, very Canadian Wool sv 3p pac Hb isn Just received firs ae ow &% Call at oùr Notion Counter and save Enveloi only 10 cents s quire.Our 20 Bricks of Soap sell quickly.Pele News D Depot.amples [a Ami\u201d Bou Riven away on AT HOLIWELLS, STATION ER, CHEAP \u2014_ Lid tat! , in all its branches, loks, Mucilage, Pons, sud Pencils, ete, Holi FEATHER BOAS well\u2019s News Depot\u2014 cu AGENCY 49 NOTRE DAME\u2014WOOD Cuts, Zmo Etchings, Photo Eograved Plates, Zinc Plates, one quarter the price of Wood Cuts, suitable for newspaper work._- RE CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, IN 25, 30 AND 50 pound tubs, Come and buy our \u2018Turkeys, Chickens and Game of all kinds, Thos.Delany, Butcher, Champlsio Market, ptet - PREMIUMS OF $100 [0 PURCHASERS \u2014 $25 per quarter.Each purchaser to the amount of 250.to $L will bave the right to a ticket, and a ticket per dollsr.Evsry three months the persot who presets the largest number cf these tickets will reosive $15, the second and third $5 each.These tickets must be presented by the Jrd February next, for the lat quarter, and on the 4th you will receive.(by mail) if in the country the premium advertized.Jos.Gilbert, Shoemaker, 320 St.John street.Friday sad Sacurdsy sre our Bargain days.All our merchandise greatly redace those two dsys.Profit by the occasion at H.0.Mariineau's, 135 St.Joseph street.Joho street, Quebec, buy and sell all kinds of Revenue and Postage Stamps for collections.Chesp?A.J.Robertson, 146 John street, Y.À C.A.Buildingyour framing done by Robertson.Choise moulding to select from.Urders prompsiy executed.Address, 146 John s.reet, y, M.C.À.Building.MISCELLANDOUS WINTYR BUARD FOR HORSES-CUM- furtable warm stabling, commodions box stalls.Charges moderate.Dudley Fraser, Brookside Farm, St.Louis Road.Telephone 827.nieres, Tes Pots, etc.Je the lsteat pa at A.Y.M.C.A.Buildingover one hundred varie ies of street, Y.M.C.A.Builging.\u201cWhere do you expect to go when you HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.die 2\" * Washington, Nov, 9\u2014A list of 61 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC a call.A fine choice of each.GLASS VASES, CHINA JUGS, JARDI.ware and ttern of English dioner ware J.Robertæon\u2019e, 146 Jobn street, FIGURES, NOVELTIES IN DELF, AND fancy cups and ssucers at A, J.Robertson's, 146 John \u2014\u2014 tte FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH Y\u2014PRICES reasonable.Examine specimens.Give me A.J.Roberteon, 146 John street, Greas vanety of fancy Boss, in Green and White, Bloe and White A special line of Blsck Feather Toga, worth $8 em fal Coq Feather Boss, at 06s.7, PAQUET, Telephone 2171.Palms, Ferns, Azaleas, Ete, LARGE IMPORTATION OF EXTER.fine large and small Plants juss ro in perfect order.' \u2014ALSO\u2014 French, Dutch and Chinese Bulbs.For Spring bloom plant vow Daffodills, Hys~ cinthe, Bcilias, Etc, Ete.« Out Flowers at all Times Telephone 10.W.PENNEY, Marchmont, 8t.Louis Road, Qoebes, MONEY TO LEND! N MORTGAGE, ON EASIEST TERM .Speci x ommodation for reimbures.men 0 commission .claims boughs.Dotentores bought bas ces made on securities of seigneural rente, +.Apply CREDIT FONCIER F.0.Y.M.C.A.Building, 74 Mountain Hill \" : DAY, November 1ith, at 8 P.M, at No 8 Collins street.All members are requestsd to ® ~~ GREAT REDUCTIONS.yl: To Clear Out the Balance of Our Fill Importations we are Offering Our Stock of New Jackets and Mantles AT 25 PER CENT.REDUCTION: FOR CASH ONLY.ee em JO eee DRESS GOODS.New Fancy Dress Costumes Greatly Reduced.40-Inch Fancy Dress Goods, Ouly 25c.30c., 35¢.» 40c.and 50c.FRENCH KID GLOVES.\u201cDent's\u201d Celebrated Kid Gloves.The Noted \u201cFlorence\u201d Kid Gloves.Best Quality \u201cI'refousse\u201d Kid Gloves.French Kid Gloves.in New Blues, Greens and Reds.GLOVER, FRY & CO.MERE NERCHE da UNE MEN «UC RC CRE UC NES TAGS WNW DE A WRC Û Great Double Attraction! Wek Commsacing MONDAY, Nov.7, A Compicte Vandcvie Company |The Dayns & Fanshawe Stock Company AND Io the Seastional Drama, TE FURS YARAWS FI IL | The Hand of Fate.I.A Thee Nights, Monday, Tuedsy and Wodnes CASINO THEATRE |\" Wet on ro Ms Commencing with n Matines ns 2,30 PM \u2014 And as Evening Performance as 8, A FALSE LIFE.On Tharsday, Friday Sunday, Nov.6th.pr And Contisme Throughout the Week, \u201cThareday Matinee, Evening prices : 15 29, 30 and 40 conta, AN AMERIOAN BEAUTY.Matinse prices : Children, 10°.Adalts, 36s.Prices 10, 2¥ and Matinee: THE RIGHT THING 35 cents.Prices 10 sad 20 conte.Debts For Sale.In Fancy Stationery.In the Finest Writing nom r NE Enque de Peuple St lov sue 8 ue eu; oe a Fate Prise ertain number of Notes and Book Debts due Yn Smooth Parchment.© the Quebec Branches of the Bank.A list of In Orenes Laid Stationery of all grades.wach debts is dep:sited iu the office of Messrsa Stylish Papeteries.Drouin, Pelletier & Fiset, Advocates, No.125 In Menu Card St.Pater street, where it can be seen every day In Calling Carde.from 10 AM.05 P.M ; nc à Carde.Teaders for the purchase of said nots sud In Geld V- in Pons, and dette will be received an or before the Sixteenth of November instant, a8 noon The temders will bave to be made at » fixed price for the whole list ex bloc, and will have to be mailed to the undersigned, care of Drouin, Pelletier & Fisot, P.O.Box 200, Qusbec, by registered letter, sndoreed as follows : \u201cTender for Banque da Peuple.\u201d An accepted cheque made to the order of the i for an smount equal to tem per cent of the amount of each tender, will have to be annexed to such tender, and such tender aad wach cheque will bs retarned it the tender is not scooped.If the tender is accepted and if tbe tenderer fails to pay the balance of the purchase pries, the amount of the cheque will be forfeited in favor of the Bank, and the parchasse will nob be relieved of his obligation to pay the purchase En inet everything réning to » real fest \u2014AT-\u2014- JOHN E.WALSHS, Bookwdler and Stntionse.25 9 John Street, Que Victoria Hockey Club.GENERAL MEETING OF THE A above nemed club will be held ¥RI- MERE MÉNENCHE NEMENE RE RER: a AAR A ICAR- NCIC NCIERCRCE IEE ® TE = \u2014 \u2014\u2014 EE GAIETY THEATRE- and Saturday, and Satur- Matinee.Toesdsy, Thareday and Satecday.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 10, 1898.The Quebec Chronicle, SUBSCRIPTION : {PAYABLE IN ADVANCE) - - .$3 00 per annum.Weekly Edition $1.00 per jannum, ADVERTISEMENTS ; Teu Cents per live trst insertion, aod Five Cents for each subsequent.Advertisements requiring alternate inserticas, wach ae twice or three times per week, Eight insertions of tweaty words.Special rates for contracts Jn application.TELEPHONE HO.45.) QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 10, 1898.The Meutxemery Monument.Flsewhers will be found several vigorous protests against the erection of a monument to General Montgomery iu Quebec.The discussion of the proposal to perpetuate the fate of the invader has, it seems, vince of Ontario than in this city.Hence, one rather over zealous organization has undertaken to petition the Secretary of State against the monument.This action might be uuderstood if it were intended to place à monument here on Federal property, but that is not proposed.No application has been made to erect a memorial on civic property and, if it were, the Quebec City Council, rather that the Secretary of State, would decide the matter.Some six or seven years ago the Council gave its consent unanimously to the placing of = memorial in this city, provided the plan and inscription were approved by the civic authorities.That consent has not been revoked, but it does not carry with it permission to use civic \u201cproperty for the purpose.At present there is no proposal before the public to allot space in \u2018any of the streets, parks or public places for » memorial to General Montgomery.It seems, therefore, that theprotests are premature and that, though they may arise from the best of motives, they place this city in the false position of being asked to refuse what is not at present offered.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 taken more aggravated shape in the Pro- ge! HINTS FOR THE LADIES.Pashions and Fads in the French Metropolis.Berthier, sud W.P.Greenough, Portneuf, arrived in town yesterday and are staying at the Frontenacnn Hon.E.J.Flynn loft for Montreal yesterday afternoon, and will return here to- DIOFTOW.LE BR J Mr.L.Jos.Tarte, proprietor of La Patrie, Montreal, was a guest at the Chateau In walking shoes the most approved mode is in calf leather, with leather golosh, fancy ing laced, and medi .Frontenac yesterday.broguing aud wedium heel Among the arrivals in town yesterday Tomato-colored silk is extremely popular i | for silk waists, and the most effective com- Buck, a prominent | bination to be used with it is black velvet, somes mes put on lattice-wise, or in diagonal or bayadere strips.Toma:o-colored velvet appears in the collars and girdles of the newest biack Srepon | gowns, were Messrs.L.Lengineer of New York, and Mr.Chas.FE.Hewitt, member of the New Jersey Stcel and Iron Company, of Trenton, N.J.Mr.| Buck superintended the building of the arch bridge at Niagara and is now superintending the suspension bridge over the East River between New York and Long Island.Upon their arrival in town they « : were met by Messrs.E.A.Hoare, En- | 30 open work, almost entirely covering gineer of the Quebec Bridge Company, | the material.A skirt of the new per- and the Secretary, Mr.U.Barthe, who venche blue taffeta, covered with the uet- had been notified of their visit hers.A | York of open esigna, executed in per- long interview was held between these venche silk, is secured from point to point utlemen respecting the construction of to the foundation.the Quebec Bridge, and it 1s very probable that they will be amongst the tenderers.Every dsy the Secretary of the Company receives letters seeking infurmation re- | garding the ounstruction of the br:dge and up ta date over fifty firms and construction , y ; companies throughout the United States especially for tailor-made suite.If is often and Canads have written for plans and richly braided, and for dressy wear orna- specifications, The tenders must be re- | mented with the new cloth flower trini- ceived on or before the 2nd January next.| ming, which consists of petals of such *.flowers as the pansy, primrose, anemones Lordand Lady Aberdeen attended a sod roses, cut out and sewed to the cloth farewell civic reception in their honor at 18 the correct positions to form the blos- the City Hall yesterday afternoon.A som.farewell address was presented to their *** ; Excellencies\u2019 by Mayor Prefuntaine, to | Hats are worn at msny indoor functions which Lord Aberdeen briefly replied.Last just now.That is, you may call the puffs night his Excellency was presented with 0flace and velvet with surprisingly besuti- an address by the Irish Societies of Mon.: ful bird, feather and flower ornaments treal.i hats.Even the hostess retains them in He was also the recipient of an ad- j .3 ' dress from McGill University.Last night daytime affairs.Everything Lo be worn also he was entertained at dinner at the indoorsis small, and worn well back from 8t.James Club.the face.+ Lt.-Col.Straubenzie's funeral occurs Friday afternoon.It will be a quiet burial.+.#8 Mr.L.N.Champagne, M.P.P.for Hull, * + , was stricken with epilepsy on C.E.R.| While close-fitting ekirts prevail, the train while returning home from Montreal | thin woman who is wise will see to it that on Tuesday evening, where he had been | she wears fitting hip pads.Her sleeves, arguing cases before the Court of Review.| ton, despite the friendly puff, should be He was seized with the fit a short distance | artistically draped with the permissible from Ottaws, aud fell beadforemost on a ; and becoming folds.Light colors for thin There isa new embruidery, exquisite and expensive, called the Richelieu.Itis This new and fashionable shade pervenche is half way between mauve and Llue, and partakes of fthe character of both.Havana brown is siso very fashionable, + ++ Red and smoked fox are well liked to trim evening mantles, and both are becoming to most faces\u2014 the red being particularly favored for pale complexions.ONE PRIOB ONLY.F.Simard & Cie, 197 St Joseph St, St.Roch's, Quebec, SEASONABLE GOODS Boys' Reefers, Boys\u2019 Ulsters, Boys\u2019 Blanket Coats, Boys\u2019 Winter Suits.FF.SIMARD & CIE.BEAUTIFUL SHOWING .Ladies\u2019 Newest Style Cloth Jackets, Ladies\u2019 Newest Style Jackets, LADIES\u2019 SILK WAISTS, of Black Taffe\u2019a Silk, Tucked Fronts and Collar .45.50 i «# IN AUTUMN STYLES # | Of Ladies Jackets.New Fronts, New Sleeves, in Black, Navy and Green, worth $7 00, for $5.75 fn Fancy Cloth, Velvet Collar, richly strapped, worth $11.00, for .$9.00 SILK WAISTS.TELEPHONE 1:17.Ch.IR.Ronfrevw #& Co.Furriers to the Queen.35 & 37 Buade St, Upper Town.The Chinic Hardware Co.Steel Ranges Kitchen Stoves, Of the Celebrated McClary Make.All Guaranteed, HALL STOVES, iscluding RED CROSS SIGNALS, OAKS, TORTOISES, JEWELS.FRANKLIN GRATES, THE CELEBRATED \u201cNew Process\u201d Oil Heaters, PERFECT IN BEATING AND KMIT NO OLOR Our Stock of Kitchenware .Is Complete, and Inclndes all the Latest Novelties General, Cabinet and Heavy Hardware.BRANCH STORE, 28 Fabrique Street TELEPHONE 702 JOHN PERRETT, TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITS \"BRANCHES.\" ' Birds and Animals ARTISTICALLY MOUNTED \u2018Sir Henri Joly.seat, cutting himself very badly.Not many politicians are sufficiently fortunate to receive commendation from their opponents.It must, therefore, be a special satisfaction to the many friends of Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere to note the freedom with which the Conservative press admits that his resignation from the Cabinet would be a distinct loss to it.Quebec is deeply interested in the matter, because the withdrawal of Sir Henri, which some politicians are trying to bring about, would mean the loas to this district of a representative in the Cabinet.Mr.Taste is ready, it seems, witha substitute ithe can succeed in carrying out his wishes in regard to his undoubtedly honest colleague.For the contemplated arrangement the Liberals of this district bave no more desire than the Conservatives.Naturally, they do not wish to see their party weakened for the Champagne was in a precarious col VISITORS IN THRE CITY.tesuFrontenac wete :\u2014 Mi Paulsson, Barcelona ; F.W.Hirst, Hud thier ; Juhn Ross, C.K, Burt, Lake, G Eng.; G.O.Desmaules, St.Hyacinthe ; Mr.= ork ; C.E.Hewitt, Trenton, N.Mr.| Jos.Bainfell, contractor,of Hull, who was | on the train, went to Mr.Champagne's assistance, and after the ârrival of the train in Hull brought him to his residence on Laurier Avenue.Yesterday morning Mrition.Some of Those Registered at Leading Hotels.Amongst yesterday's arrivals at the Chaesars, J.J.Dunlop, L.Joa.Tarte, J.E.Rubidoux, W.Jilson, Chas.Both, Montreal ; Gus dersfield, Eng.; C.A.Chenevert, Ber- Mr.and Mrs.C.U.VanNormsn, Toronto ; Gand Mrs, Wm.C.Hungrnlond, Hartford ; L L Buck, Now P.Greenough, Portneuf ; A.Porteous, Indi women ; dark, smooth cloth for her stouter We invite inspection ot our sisters, are invariably good rules.R-efers, Blanket Costs, and Ul Z Paquets departmental stores, St.| sters, theso will be found of ex.Joseph street.A warrant has been applied for by several cheese factory wen for the arrest of Mr.J.C.Warrington, cheese exporter, in connection with the recent failure, but the application has not been granted.\u201cThose people next door are still in their honeymoon.\u201d \u201cDo you think so?\u201d \u2018Yes ; he goes shopping with her.\u201d S.J, SHAW & C1, magked very low ia price.Now is the time to secure one.Boys\u2019 Reefer Coata\u2014Io heavy serge at $215, $2.48, in heavy ovap cloth, only $2 64, $2 78, $2.93.Boys\u2019 Ulster Coats \u2014In heavy friese good quality, for $4.48, $1.75, $4.98.Blanket Conte\u2014Fer boys, all sizes, goon, rer material and well made, at Overcoati $18.00 its\u2014In good at) 19 St John Street, upper Tous red partner, re us | Overcoatings, $20.00 .-Fort tree el we.2.08.wer Town.| 82.58 snd 32.OVERCOATING3, very low prices, 243, 205, 28:., 451, 5be., > HALL STOVES !|& Dress Skirts \u2014In Serge, st £3.60 and large assortment of Boys\u2019 Suits, | ceptional value, and have been Lined Dress Stuffs\u2014A large variety in all the latest materisie; we are selling them at 16 Chapel Street, ; SHERBROOKE.Octaber 6, 169%, nite venu , Far Lined and Fr De etaneas Fur-Lined Qrerçonts, Caps and a Hi Gauntlets.Also, » large selection of Travelling Rugs, in Mink, Martin, Oster, Raccoon, ste.\u2014 Overcoatings\u2014 Overcoatings, $16.00 Om Ara showing » great À Ulaters, The Best Skill, { DOO mzOIT $22.00, $24.00, $26.00, $28, $30.; COME AND SEE THEM AT PP Mac ea Br with Laundry do the very hest wuk | attend.price apart of tbe amount of his cheque.personal aggrandizement of the Minister | Yesterday's arrivals at the Vic-oris in- Danes, #10.in Black Fiqueed Broche, at $3 78 and DARLINGTON'S no wear.À fair trial peser By erder, SECT.-TREAS.There 15 one cootested claim in the deble to lof Public Works.But thers are cluded James Robertson, J G.Duhamel, Jewel se.- à rh ok Wat ersd.only $4 78, all 4 TB POST OFFIC.s aliy makes » patron.Will you try be sold, this tbe purchaser will take with the | other reasons that must appesl to the Eats, Phar pa Gauthier, Ra: * yarde wide.reed see \u2019 rinks and expense of the hitigation now pending.| .A .nton, (rus.Iiche, : - aka._ TELEPHONE a The Bank sels withous any guarsate, no | intelligent publi These it must be som | mand Brey, J Jer, J: Bale, EE 0 ot pattes, only Géo 80m, 665, 90m, SLI.» | Pfoiffers Steam Laundry, Them ire Sa taking all the Henri Joly.They have additional weight T, Spencer, Montreal 2 a ing, W.:::\u2014==GOOKING Trimmed Fott Hats\u2014For ladies and NSY PILLS Sivez vaix.Sh 4 and (6 McMahon Strest * \u2018 direct or indirect and ible ri when they come from a source which no ompeon, \u2018oronto ; .Curtis, New obildren, tor 583., 78a., 95c., $1.25, $1.85.an mg so rs ladies relict.ree polo rte be ° York; F.W.Knowlton, J.0.Wale, | STOVES Vellings\u2014In Plain Nets, Favoy Nets, Ma.a The Bank does not | to noceps the | one suspects of trying to make political | Boston ; S.B.Best, Windsor, Oat.; Mr.| may and Spotied Nets, sll kinds to select from.October 11, 18 uot 20, 1308.highest nor any of the tenders.capital for the Minister of Inland Revenue.| and Mra.E.F.Amelott, Spencer, Mans.; \u2014_ \u2018Quebe, tb November, 18%.pla ; TJ.E.Macfarisne, Ottawa; F.J.Ward \u2014 AND Corsets - We keep the celebrated OVIDE DUFRESNE, | The Mail aad Empire is, perhaps, the most | 1 ER TAT D.& A, P.N., P.D.and Ceomptoa at al Manager.outspoken opponent the Admivistration The following were amongst yesterday's RANGES.prices.= has, yet it has this to say of Sir Henri | arrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014T.D.Watson, Eider Down Quilts\u2014Spleadid valss, , CITY OF QUEBEU.and his contemplated removal from the | A.Tilley, Montreal ; G.W.Robins, | FIRE IRONS, large size, only $5.Cabinet : Lyster; M.Paquin, Partneuf ; T.C.BRASS FENDERS, CITY Han = Sines LLY \u201cIn order to instal Mr.Brodeur, Sir Burpee, LOR.oncton ; 8.O.Rion, rem, 24 : EI Henri Joly must go and bis abdication Mr, | Feserville.& | \u2014 We Have Arrivin yo aac uss : - C0 ES LL SALES x Tarte desirea movement has QUEBEC SCHOOL OF ARTS.AL HODS & VAS A y .Presentation of a Farewell Address by the Oitiseme of Quebec to Their Excellencies the Guserner-(enerai and Lady Aberdeen.18 KXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR: Gemeral gm is pleasure a farewell address by the Prisons of \u2014 Iron Pipe and Fittings ventes Cane Moup.on FRIDAY maak, We Can \u2014\u2014 ç ereth of November inaiast, a8 Nise 1 1 a svenin.| .ing\u2019 mire es zt | Mothanios\u2019 Supply Co'y.431] Morainez dress will be suitable.No cards re- __ 96 8t.Peter Street, Quebso.(Sigued) & N.PARENT, Mayor of Quebes, By onder, #.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, Clty Clerk Mili ament | Under the Patrzage of Msjoe-Goncral Huston, O.B, The D.O.C and Tth Military District Quez's Own Cacadian Hussam.DRILL HALL, Tuesday, 15th Nov'r., 1898.ANNUAL MRETING.hold ia the DAY, 10th November, 1898, at 8 o'clock.By order, 1 Phroni D Tue F.0.pd ri Em 3 00H Union Bank of Canada.4 Teams Tug-of-Waz, 12 Men.5 Kaighte of Malte.6 Wrest ing on Horseback.DIVIDEND No.84.SEVEN CAR LOADS And \u201cSafford\u201d Radiators Quebes Snow-Shoe Clubqu ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Seow-3hoe Club, will be Frootesac, cw THURS- duced troubles in two quarters.First, the Quebec district will lose representation if Sir Henri should drop out.Becondly, the respectable Liberals, already alarmed by Mr Tarte's gorgeous » programme vf ex- ituree, and hopeful that Sir Henri oly, if allowed to remain in the Cabinet, will mitigate to some extent the promised evils, resent the attempt to cut off their only defence.Much would they prefer it, the country, if Sir Hunri were left and Mr.Tarte, whom tl distrust and despise, wero ped.© contest now betwesn the Terte faction on the oue hand and the clean Liberals on the other.Tarte dares bis cnemies to dispute bis emivengs.The better Liberals ras- pond with the ocbarge that Tarte js gu interloper, who used one party for his own ends, and is now using and disgracing the Liberals for equaliy selfish purposes.\u201d In speaking a good word for Sir Henri Joly, the Mail and Empire has a good many bad words to say of Mr.Tarte, who is its special bete noir.Still, there is no denying that the Liberals of this district, like the public generally, have more faith in the character of Sir Henri Joly than in that of Mr.Tarte.Not only are they concerned, on political grounds, in preserving intact the representation of Quebec in the Cabinet, but for business and publie ressons it is essential that the in- flucnos we are entitled to it the Adminiatration should not be weakened.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as Premier, is the representative of the whole Dominion rather than any part of it.Mr.Dobell, asa Minister without portfolio, is only expected to attend Cabinet meetings when specially invited, and besides he is a man of business affairs.To remove Sir Henri Joly without taking another man from this district, would be scarcely tolerable, much less if his successor is to be the no- certainly higher hopes would they bave of Delecates of this Hoard to Vials Francs HOUSE states, mel FURNISHING ! ; Hon.a, Duffy, Jommissioner ot Pur \u2014 ic Works, visi the ool of Arts an vm AN Diosma: Manufacturers on Monday evening last, upon the invitation of the President, Hon.| Builders\u2019 Hardware.R.Turner.Among those present were Henan, Lr Hebert.B.ne, and T.Gauthier, Montreal ; F.Vi owsns- Upper Town 6577.ville ; J.F.Peachy, G.E.Tun; , Que i { bee, and LP.Berube, Assistant Secrs- Te ephoges Lower Town 44.tary, Montreal.The visitors were shown round the building by Mr.A.C.vet, of the Quebec Board, and ap the pupils were all at work the visitors were able to judge of the ndyantages rende to the workmen by sych gchools.The number of pypila inscribed in 163, Yyomay choose batweey'six courses all under ablemasters.At the last meeting of the Coyneil 3 ie Fr Us Gooided hat the Jhon rmidonts tr x \u2014 1; .He our ian artist, shoul sry oe for Bop opi sow | (RERED 18 PREFERENCE which will probably be composed of Hons, \u2014 TO = Messrs.Dechene and Robidoux, Alderman Gauthier, of Montreal, and Mr.Cyrille Duquet, will also visit the United States to inspect similar schools there for the perfecting of our own, and to purchase American models, This Winter's Skating.Elaborate preparations are at present being made te make the famous Open Air Rink on the Q.A.A.A.Grounds the principal centre of attraction during the coming skating season.The Club house will be entirely renovated and will present a bright and cosy appearance, being warm, well lighted, and conducted on quite up to date idean, The Rink itself will be much better than last year, and every effort is being made to have skating at the Tory first opportunity.The bed of the rink is ready.The band stand is being placed in position and last but not east already nearly 50 applications for sea- ALL OTHBR BRANDS = BY THOSE \u2014 Who Have Made Trial of It.NO ALUMI All Ingredients Pare and Perfectly Healthful \u2014 ASE FOE \u2014 McLAREN'S STRIGTLY CASH SIMONS& MINGUY SUCCESSORS TO Simons & Foulds, 20 Fabrique Street QUEBEC GENTS AND BOYS .ALL SORTS AND SIZES OF ow WOOL UNDERWEAR ™ SO0KS OF ALL KINDS OUR SPECIAL WHITE DICKEYS To be Worn with Flsanel Shirts.A GREAT VARIETY OF LINED AND UNLINED GLOVES.| +0 MLB0.001 A SPECIAL LINE OF Ready-Made Fur Lined Manutles, At Very Low Prices.OPPOSITE One Dollar Is our price fur an Stocking Datoer, Tooth Brush, Baby Brash, uiling Ton Button Hook, \u201c oe Horn.We will be pleased fo have you compare thèse goods with similar articles purchased elsewhere ; comparison will convince you that we have the greatest variety and that our prices are the lowest, G.SEIFERT, JTBWALLER, 84 FABRIQUE STREET, pposite the City Hall { URENENEÉ RENE NE- RC RC-RERCNERE If You NOVELTIES | NOVELTIES | CHIEN D'OR DEPOT, { Klondike Nuggets We have sucoseded in obtaining a small.bag of Klondike Theeg little bits of gold-mader up ia the form of Stiok Pins, Safety Bios, Lace Ping cr Sou Pins, are very degirable, very navel and very useful presents, of the following Sterling Silver Novelties ; ! G.SEIFERT, Ib II0 SRV RY RIE Long -Mile Heavy Marching Ordereine Ram: 23 Teams Tour of War om Horseback.OTICE IS HBREBY GIVEN THAT BS Hare, » dividend at the rate of Nix per cens per Le Foot, Hod annum for tho corrent half year on ths Paid-up 33 Cavalry Mela.Capital Stack of this Institution, has this day 14 Victoria Crom, Entries c'ose to _Sec-ebery, Capt.R.BW.Turner, Garrison Club, 10th November.Richeliend Outario Navigation COMPANY.Quebac and Montreal A shesmer leaves Quebec wosk days as 4.00 em Heute Rooms are bested.Saguenay Division.Quebec for Chiccotimi Ge on Tati aad Basuedave.Ins steamer for this seasum will be Tused y, the 15h November.L H.MYRAND, .Aged, A steamer leaves minee of Mr.Tarte.PERSONAL GO38IP.been declared ; and that the same will be payable at the Bank smd its Branches oa and afte: Thareday, the ft day of Deosmbar mex a Seorge 5 Tue à oA Stas, : ; some to reside jn Quebec as Superin- The teanefer books will be c'osed from the | tendent of the Metropolitan Life, of New 16h 90 30th of November, both days inclusive.| York.By order of the Board, » + + Mr.Wn Colley, of Montresl, ie in E EK WEBS, town om a visit to brother, My.Arthur Gen-ral Manager W.Colley.sw Quebec, (Jetober 26th 1598.Mrs.Chas.E.Jones, of Montrea!, is ja y town.For Sale, se Mrs.Bryon Nicholson gave a very prett: ARGE PROPERTE, WELL | «At Home\" yesterday afternoun.A args LJ situated, facirg Notre Dame | pumber of lidies were present and s\u2018reet, Nos.19 and 21, and Moun- 3 tain Hill Noa.72 and 74, contain- thoroughly enjoyea themselves.ing large Stores and Uffices, six « +* * stories, ly removatel.Hot Water Mra.W.W.Welch gave a charming Furnace.1th alight modification could bs | \u2018*At Home\u201d to a large number of her lad; uslized for factors per en Levi saisi friends yesterday afternoon, at her hand.L6S.6US fous, close to Grand Trunk Kailwey some residence on Runpart street.A and in line wish the com | splendid orchestra was present, and large- tercolonisl ly contributed to the general enjoyment.* property tinuation of In: Railway.Very easy terms of payment.Hon.J.E.Robidoux registered at the Chateau yesterday.Pa A PPS CREDIT FONCIER F.C.Messrs.C.A.Chenevert, M.LA., of 76 Moontein Hill, o Oo:ober 11, 1488.son tickets have been made to Caretaker Fleming, evincing the popularity in which the rink is rapidly taking in the attention of the best classey of vur public.The management is alive to tho fact that no expense must bes ared in gettiog the rink ready as early ax possible, and they claim they will give one of the most enjoyable Seasons ever indulged in at the Q.A.A.Aink.Her Lost Opportunity.Marie\u2014\u201cT bave just been resding of another Red Cross girl who married the u, chats soldier she nyrsed t a foyer.\u201d Mildred\u2014*Yes, become quite commounow.Ob, how I wish we wou'd bave another war.\u201d Ell\u2014\"\"Where does Bella her good looks from \u2014her mother or vd father 1\" Stelis\u2014'\u2018From her father.He keeps a drug store.\u201d \u2018Teacher\u2014'\u2018What is a \u2018vacunm?\u2019 \u201d Bright Boy \u2014**My pop says it's somethin\u2019 that most of the roldier boys has got inside om.\u201d \u201cThis war has been a good deal on the nickel-in-the-slot method.\u201d \u201cWhat do u mesn.\u201d \u2018Why, we drop in a few Tiles end take out an island.\u201d BEDARD & PAPILLON, Herariteton'\u2019s Biook, COOKS FRIEND AND TAKE NO OTHER BALDENSS POSITIVELY GURED I MDME.IRELAND, Canada\u2019s Hair Specialist, IS IN THE CITY.Has Opened a Branch Store At152 St.John Street, Where she w:1l g ve her entire New Treatment for the Hair, #& Consultations on Sealp Free.\"To CURE À COLD IN ONE DAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.Ail Drugyista refund the money if is fails to Care- Mareb 36 1868 GRATB, BGG, STOVR, AND CHESTNUT SIZES, RED ASH, LAOKAWANNA, WILESSBARRE, Htc, THOROUGHLY SORNENED.LOWEST PRICES! JOS.GINGRAS, 20 ST.JAMES STREET.TELEPHONE 300, October 13, 1998.Im Am 358 JOHN STREET.or Anthracite Coals !|er Wear #Ghains A HAT PINJ Continue fashionable for Ladies\u2019 Watch Guards.A HAIR PIN, # = These Chains we have in Fine # Gold, Sterling Silver, Rolled # Gold Plate, and Silk with Silver # Mountings.# The prices range as follows: 4 Silk with Silver Mounting, 25¢.to 50c.Sterling Silver, from $2 to $4.Gold Plate, from $4 to $10.- Fiue Gold, from $15 \u2018to 626.- i > A POMPADOUR COMB, Kindly remember that we have a large assortment of these articles.Qur Fall Stock of Hat Pins and Hair Pins now on exhibition in one of our Show Windows, comprises the latest styles at prices to À please the purchaser.! 2 6.SETFERT,|G- SEIFERT, JEWNLLER, 4 JEWELLAR, EE re THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1898.STOUKS CLOSED STRONG.Yesterday's Markets Were Steady.Goop PEMANP POR MONEY.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Montresl, Nov 9\u2014Thbe stock market was steady in tone this morning, and while the business was light prices advanced slightly during the foreucon in several lines.outlook seemed to be favourably regarded by the brokers, and some were inclined to small amounts to 3 little effect prodaced sither by the above factors or by the late weakness in Manbattan, which full 2§c.Sugar continued its steady dowmward course to the extent x 3} points and closed near the lowest.to the markst was the cause of weakness and bears were also active, judging from the high leaning rate for the stock.The weakness of Manhattan was associated with the steckbolders\u2019 annual meeting, although the yearly statement of earnings showing 4.16 per cent earned for the stock, Was better than Wall street had ex- vected.The stiffening of call money rate in the last hour to 23 per cent and for had its effect in the peopbesy that an advance was tobeex- | iatereactionand wase reminder ofthe Canadian securities advanced in on.Grand Trank first sold at 62%, second at \u2026 third at 17}.Canadian Pacitie sold at 84] and Hudson Bay at 193.The actaal rites at ths morning Board were few, but among them were quite à lot of bank shares for investment.Gas sold at 193} and Canadian Pacific at 83.The movement in Toronto rails began yesterday was continued and this security sold wpto 104}.Montreal Street also ad- | American Tobsoco.\u2026.vanced, in this case « full point to 277.| American Cotton Oil.Some 11,000 shares of War Eagle were | Americas Sagar ints in the morning | Amesican Sugar sold.It gained two asad three as com with yesterdsy.Montreal Strest Ry.Co.Mont.Street, new.\u2014 == sous 5 = e \u201cEx div.MONTREAL MORNING BOARD g = # Hi ze - re] 1 \u2018as 158 20 \"as 160 165 a 33 1 2% 100 3 2B se ns 100 450 as 297 5e nb 298 = 25 2 as?see at 290 1 at M9 9 ue 17 148 = i) a 200 st 98 10 8 98 MONF(REAL AFTERNOON BOARD.23 sè ares Pacific.82 = Bo + 1e = w ® « CE a8 101 a = Bn » * % « we 100 * se * ge œ pe \u201d LINDOS STOCKS.New York, Nor, Erening Post's focal cable par Tao says :\u2014 The stock markets here opened good in the litical outlovk, relapsed on the Be German bank rate, but Gnally ) The Premier's speech tonight has been freely discussed in antici- ion, bos the mèént will be niade or eléb it will be a gen: money is comparatively higher, contengoes were moderate, because uf.a shortness in sé sopply \u2018of stacks abbut fyd per cent.fy ; on the reported ; activity jo the Berlin Bogres was checked, however, by the rise in che German tank which now is at the highest point since the Baring crisis in 18%.Copper stocks were booming, the ying being largel ly from Paris il or om the statistical position of copper.Spanish exchange has fallea sharply to 85 azainet 38 last week.NEW YORK MARKET CLOSED DULL.Now York, Nov.9\u2014Tbe stock market i i irregular during the morning session and st ove time the list took on quite uniform evidences of strength and even baoysnoy.Bat at 12.30 o'clock the demand for securities seemed satisfied and the market fell into dullness and 8 somewhat reactionary tendency, which persisted to the close.Logdon, in spite of the dullness and hesvi- ness of the general market there, had con- fidentl marked up prices for Americans y to-day while the ew York Exc was not in session.The opening did not fully respond,\u2018prices showing below the London parity.The international arbitrage brokers seized this opportunity to cover sales made at a picker level in London.A number of internationals sagged quite y immediately after the o A potably St Paal.Now York Central aud the Pacifics.The baying for London account was the determining factor in rsl- bying theae stocks and carrying the whole Tarbetto a bigher level.Even sugar, which opened down over a point, scored » full recovery.The commission houses were busy with buying and selling orders apd: large o ors: actively bid up their favorite.Wh the ¢ of Lott das baying about noon, s with à re- servod break in sogar which had proved a heavy load to carry all morning, prices began to drop off, the decline in the railroads ranging all the way from a fraction to lè per cent.In the market loaders among the railrosds, however, there was bo is either that no important announce: yello Cantanyoes on | 424 leptons.There | B= decrease in cash shown by Saturday's statement.To-day's active market made » good demand for money on cali The dosing prices at the Stock Exchange was as follows : \u2014 STOCKS.Refned SESSESSSEET EE US UTE SSSR | Nor.1.Ew Ean.ckReey Hsp tan Trading Brook! id Transit.Can late Pr .cebeeenis MONEY AND EXCHANGE New York, Nov 9, 11.00 a.m.\u2014At sight, 4.87.Sixty days, 4.53}.London, Nov 9\u2014India Council bills were allotted to-day at 1¢ 3 15-16d.Berlin, Nor 9\u2014The rate of discount of the Imperial Bank of Germany, has been raised from 5 to 54 per cent.Now York, Nov.9\u2014Bar silver, 60}; Mexican dollars, 47 ; silver ceriificates, Berlin, Nov 9\u2014Exchange on London, 20 marks, 47 pfennige for checks.Pittsburg, Nov.9\u20140il closed at $1.18.MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET.M Nov.9\u2014Flour receipts, 3,- 300barrels.Market, steady.Flour quota- Patent Bowing, 3400 Lo 8450; Strighi Patent ing, to $4.80; i Roller, $5,600 $3.90 ; Extra, $3.20 to $3.40 ; Su , $2.50 to $2.70; Strong Bakers, .20 to $4.40; Ontario Bags, $1.70 to $1.80.Grain :\u2014Wheat, No.2 Manitoba Hard, 75c to 77e ; Corn, 38c to Outs, 29e to Mc Prod Butter, Townahi; 14¢ to 16¢ ; Eggs, i4c to 166.yor TEV YORE MARKETS ew York, Noy.8 -Flour receipts, 04,- ï , barrels 406 barrels | axports 21,018 ely achive and steady.Rye four, quiet ; barrels at $3.00 to $3.40.Buckwheat flour, firm at $1.55 to $1.76, spot and to arrive.Buckwheat, firm at 46c to 47e cif New York to arrive.Cornmeal, - -dull ; w at 72e to 73e ; \u2018city, at Tdo to 75c; brandy wine, at: $2.10 to $2.20.jo D western, at 534; cîf eat exports, 379,352 by ; sales, 1,560,- 00h busbely fyiviven, as 512.000 biphek A foethere Duh 267 fob afloat ; No 1 ¢ fob and atfoat ; No 2 Northern Daluth at fob afloat ; No § hard western at Tle, fob afloat.Options opened flvm an er cables and moderate foreign buying, Forthe vest of the dey trade was quiet, but news bullish enough to sustain i strongly, a good export trade deve- bped on world's stock increase |eez than ex] and clearances were fair, closed a ke net higher.March, at it 13-1 71 to olosed at Tdic | May, at hie Sh te a 3j.Corn\u2014Receipts, $97,835 bushels ; ex; 188,908 bushels ; sales, 75,000 b futures and 88,000 bushels spot.Spot steady.No.2 at » fob sod afloat.Ly ions quiet but ae day on cables, a fair export demand and less favorable crop news, closed at fc net advance.May at 38 15-16c to 39e, closed at 38 15-16.Onts, receipts 177 400 buah- ols ; exports, 235,336 bushels Spot dull ; No 2 at 20}c, No 3 at 7% ; No 2 white at 30jc, No 3 white at 294, track, mixed western at 20c to 304c, track, white western, at 30e to 34e, track, white State at 30c to 34c.Uptions duli and nominal.Burter, stendy ; western creamery, at 15e to 2% ; do factory, at llje to 14jc; Elgine, at 23¢ ; imitation creamery, at 13c to 17}c ; State dairy, at 16e to 20c ; do creamery, at 154c to 2zjc.Cheese steady ; Vie ; small white at 94c to 3 eolured at 8jc; small colur- ; large ed at 9c to 9c ; light skims at to Te : skims at to ; full aki at FS.only kp by ie Pennsylvania \u2018at 224cto 33 ; Western, at 2c; Southeru atl9icto osin, quiet.tine, quiet.stpady, ig icon, quiet; Mouthern at 90.75 to $11.25 ; Northern at $10.00 to $11.75.Copper, firm ; Brokers at 12} ; exchange, at 125 to 12].Lead, steady ; Brokers, at $3.50 ; exchange at 83.724 to 88.77}.Tin, quiet ; straits at 18.30 to of the cut in the pro-\u2018 © | duet and output of now refineries coming 18.60 ; plates steady ; Spelter quict and steady ; domestic at 5.15 to 5.25.Coffeo\u2014 Options closed quiet, with prices net unchanged ; sales, 20,500 bags, including Nov, at 6.15; Dec,at 5.35 to 5.40; Jan, at 5.60; March, at 5.70to 5.76; Muy, at 5.85 ; July, at 5.95 to 6.00 ; Aug, at 6.00 ; Sept, at 6.05 ; Oct.at 6.10.Spot coffes\u2014 Rio, steady and more active ;.mild, steady with increased demand sales, oop jobbing and fair invoice inquiry.Sugar\u2014Raw, firm but quiet ; fair refnine, 3 13-166 ; centrif 98 test, at 4 5-16c ; molasses sugar, at 3 9-16¢ ; refined sugar, quiet but steady.EXPORTS.Nov 5\u2014Per bark Vision, Tonnesen, Limerick, 20,706 pes spruce deals, 1,914 do do ends, by King Bros, Ltd.Laden et St Thomas.Estate Geo.Hough, Esq.FOR SALE, Jobe L The Pi , No.109 54.Ann atrest, Upper Town, private im the residence, tem rooms, with stables.3.The stock of the boarding and livery hot water, large yard and stables for 25 horses,\u2018 Hot and cold watee stables, includ: bores, ete.beret Papp Big Fob \"aly ; Vv.WÉLARUF.NE, EPPS'S COCO Distinguished everywhere tor Delicacy of Flavor, Superior Quality.and Nutritive Properties.Specially grate- fai and comiortinæ to the nervous and dyspepti , Bold only in }l1b tins, labelled faked hive so bd omgsopathio em London, Epziand BREAKFAST SUPPER EPPS'S GOGOA October 4.1898.ba, th, satéw.Ow NEW BOOKS.\u2018Walter Besantrong, by Gilbert Parkerof Francois, by & Weir itobell.\u2018The Comt- de ls Mustte, by Bernard Cages.The Minister of State, by John A.Stewart.The Komance cf » Midebipman, by W.Clark Russell.A Pronties_Campai .the Viscount Fin- VTL or Lie.B.C, Eivots Lockbars.To Baocombe Country, by Maris Louise Pook The Ape The Idiot, and Other People, by W.C.Morraw.Her Memory.Maarten Maurtene.bi As \"Aboukir snd Acre, by G.A.Henty.Both Sides of the Border, by G.A.Hesty, Wallingtos's Command, by each, G.A.Heaty.Poplar Authors in Cloth, 266.200 Books, Fopalar Authors, 15e.each, 800 Books, Popalar Authors, 7a.each.P.J.EVOY, 107 St.John Street, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT application will bo made (a bebal If of the tmorency srlevoix way ine to His Excellency the Goversor-Gen- eral-in-Council, on the Sud December next (1098), at 11 o'clock in the forencon, at the ivy Council Office, in the City of Ottawa, for approval of tbe purchase mada by the ontmorency & Charlevoix Railway Company of the property, works, plant, buildings and machinery of the Mootmorency Electric Power Company, by deed passed before Meredith, Notary Fable, on the 15th tember, 1308, t to the powers contained in the Statute KE and 59 Victoria, Chap.59, Section 15.And uotice is further given that all persons interested may then and there appear and be heard on such appl.cation.CARON, PENTLAND & STUART, Solicitors for Applicant October 1, 1593.bm Michel, St.Jesn r Line, AND APTER MONDAY, 179x 00- circumstances N O tobee (weather and minting) & steamer will leave as follows: 400 | day, Wednesday and Friday, fren Berthier 7.00 AM.Quebeo, fillery and St Romuald J RY .E STE.« \"0.DEB \u2014 pecinitann) oa follows : ris dat 1.00 PM 5.00 PIM.ave 2.08 P.*145P.10 pat rl stead of 8.46 0'clock.Lo Qone nes Bu mond a a Bey Spas eee THE CANADA Sarar Refining Co.(Limited).MONTREAL, MaANUPAOTURERS OP REFINED SUGARS or m WELL EXOWE BRAND Of the Nighest @ ality and Purity.Made by the Latest Processes, and Newest and Best Machinery, not surpassed snywhers.: * LUMP SUGAR, In 50 and 100 1b boxes.\u201cOROWN\u201d Granulated,\u201d Special Brand, the finest that can be made, EXTRA GRANULATAD, Very !3upeérior ivy.ORBAM SUGARY, {Not dried).YELLOW SUGARP, Of al} Grades and Standards.SYRUPS, Of ail Grades 10 Barrels ard Hall Barre's.SOLE MAKERS Of birb class syrope, ip tine 3 1be.sad 81be 2, 1898.ola Stopping at 50.Romasid and as Lounge Billery | spring Inwards.WHERE IS MARIA TERESA?OCEAN ARRIVALS.Nov 9\u2014 SS Majestic, at New York from Liver- 1.ss St Eathbert, at New York from Antwerp.ss Southwark, at New York from Antwerp.SS Vigilancis, at New York from Havana.SS Uttoman, at Liverpool from Montreal.8S Ingram, at New York from Tilt Cove.SS Teelin Head, at Belfast from Montreal.88 Pennland, at Southampton from New ork.8S Furnessia, at Glasgow from New York.88 Werkendam, at New York from Rot- SS Fulda, at New York from Genos.88 Bohemia, at Philadelphia from Hamburg.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.The as Pretoria arrived at St Croix, W I, from New York, yesterday.SEALING SCHOONER MISSING.Victoris, Nov.9\u2014The sealing schooner Pioneer, formerly the Pathfinder, in long overdue from Behring Sea, whence she was Jest reported on Sept.27th,and sealing Fon believe she has gone down in one of the many fierce atorms which the other schooners have reported.Her Captain was Colin Locke, and the wlites in the crow were steward A.MoLeod, of Glasow, John Hints, J.W.Smith, of Shelurne, N.8.Her owner, Andrew Brehtel, of Victoria, has not givem up hope of her safe arrival, as she was à staunch craft sud would stand rough weather.Bhe was the firet schooner .brought round the Hom from Nova Beotis to engage in sealing hero.DOCKED.Ourdiff, Nov 9\u2014The British atéamer Straita of Menai, Captain Forrest, which arrived here on Nov @, from Montreal, vin Maughester, has been docked, her starboard plates being damaged LOOKING FOR THE MARIA TERESA.Newport News, Va, Nov.9\u2014The United States repair ship Vulcan went to sea this evening in search of the lost Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa, which is believed to be ashore somewhere in the vicinity of Cat Island.NOTES.The Allan ss \u2018Luranian, from Livepool at 10 20 pm, and Yols, from London at 11 20 p m, passed Father Point, yesterday, SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, Nov 9, 1898.Father Point\u2014Clear ; strong north-west wind.Inward at 2.30 p m, str Nomeman.Metis\u2014Clear ; strong north wind.Inward at noon, one four-masted steamer.Matane\u2014Clear ; strong north-west wind.Outward at 2.30 p m, str Cam Martin River\u2014Clear ; strong north-west wind.Inward at 9 a m, strs Turanisnand ola.Cape Magdalen\u2014Cloudy ; strong northwest wind.Inward at 11.30 à m, str Baltimore.Fame Point\u2014Cloudy ; strong north- Tom wind.Toward at 2.30 p m, str Lake uperior.pe Rosier\u2014Clear ; strong north-west wind.Inward at 2.30 p m, str Louisburg.North 8hore\u2014Clear ; north-west wind, Godbout\u2014Inward at noon, str Otter.SAILED FOR MONTREAL.Lake Ontario (s), , Liverpool, Nov 8 ARRIVALS AT QUEBEC.Nov.9\u201488 Lycis, Evans, Bristol, W M Macpherson, general cargo.The time used ie Eastern Standard, or the wi a ; ae ve hourealowes than Groen: wich It is coupted from 0 bo M i jegu Time.Moser midnight to midnight.ight is measured from the datum plane of the Admiralty Chart of Quebec Harbour, which isthe level of low water at ordinary- tides.going and returning.Levis Dry Dock\u2014To find the depth per E Satarday, the fir trip from St.Ro- i i i id muald will be made a8 5 30 o'clock A.M.is- 2 he bekebt TEE EE And They Lived Happily Ever After.\u2014 \u201cMiss Willing,\u201d began the young man, as he wiped the cold perspimtion from hi brow, \u201care you fond of stories ¥* IE t are now, Mr.Woodby,\u201d replied the fair maid, *I simply dote on them.\u201d *\u2018But the one I was going to tell yon, Miss Willing, is not new,\u201d said the young man.\u201cIt is, 1 might say, Miss Willin , Clara\u2014the old, uld story, but\u2014\u201d\" \u2018Oh, never mind, George, \u201d she interrupted ; \u2018\u2018even if it is a chestnut, I'm sure I never heard it.Go on, please.\u201d \u201cThe amount of ignorance displayed by some posta is appalling,\" remarked Bennett.\u2018\u2018Tndeed !\" replied Nearpass.\u2018For instance, here is one who apparently never heard cf the law of gravitation.\u201d \u201cHow do you make that out * \u2018He asks plaintively, \u2018Why do leaves fall ?\" In-a case before a Terinessee justice, one of the lawyers made fun of the other's grammar.The court at one rose and said, \u201cMr.Perkins, if you are ons bf them what thinks grammar ruiia\u201c¢his court, you sta barking bp a wrong tree.11 hear [¥ lors, sek remarks, Ti foe you 4 ak PE en Pr.Creighton had been offered the Bishopric of Londan, a lady chanced to meer hip daughter in the streets of Peterborough, and, being upon terms of intimacy which justified the question, asked whether Dr.Creighton had accepted.\u201cWell, I don\u2019t know,\u201d the young lady replied ; \u201call I can say is that papas in the study praying for guidance, and mamma is upstairs pecking the trunks.\u201d a LITILE SHIPPING NOW.Still a Few Steamships his | steps may be Friday, November 11th, 1898, At 11 o'clock A.M., will be sold at auction, at so much in the dollar, the assests of this Kstate as foliows : A\u2014Btock in trade.B\u2014Book-Debte ab per list.The sale will be made for a+ so much in the dollar, The Inventory and a List of Book Debts are at our office.Terms : Cash.The etock may be examined at the insoivent\u2019s store, at 88, George de Malbaie, Tuceday, the 8th instant, The vale will take place at our office.44 Dalhousie strees.PARADIS & JOBIN, Public Accountants.Office : 44 Dalhonsie street, Richelien & Ons.Nav.Co.Building.MONTGOMERY'S MONUMENT Several Protests Against Honor ing the Invader.AH APPRAL SENT %0 OMAWA.Historical Societies Are Very Much Exercised Over the Idea.Ottaws, Ont, Nov.9\u2014An Ottawa branch of, the Women's Canadian Historical Bociety has been formed.The objects of the Society are the encouragement of a study of Canadian history snd literature, the collection and preservation of Canadian historical records and relics, and the building up of Canadian loyalty and patriotism.© following officers were elected :\u2014How.orary President, Lady Laurier ; President, Mrs.Hon.G.KE, Foster ; Vice-Presidents Lady Caron, Mrs.Dobell, Madame Lamothe, Miss Harmon, Mrs.T.C.Keefer, Mrs.J.M.Currier and Mrs: H.Fgan.Executive Committee\u2014 Mrs.S.E.Dawson, Mra.Sedgewick, Mrs.M.Griffin, Mrs.Burbidge, Mrs.King, Mrs.Pope, Lady Davies, Mrs.Hon.C.Sifton and Mad.Rheaume.A resolution was passed in opposition to the propueal to erect a monument to General Montgomery at Quebec, ANOTHER PROTEST.The Lundy's Lane Historical Society hag forwarded the following protest to the Secretary of State, at Ottawa :\u2014\"\u2018Sir, \u2014 The Lundy's.Lane Historical Society most respecifully the granting of permission for the erection ofa public memorial to General Montgomery, one of the leaders of the attack on Quebec, wlio fell befure that atrenghold on December 31st, 1775.Montgomery had served as an officer in the British Army under General Lord \u2018Amherst, but deserted our to espouse the cause of the Amer.can Colonies, and was associated with General Benedict Arnold and a large number of adventurers in an invasion of Canada, with the hope of seducing our French Canadian fellow-sub- jects from their allegiance and of compelling other subjects of Great Britain in Canada, to join the disaffected Colonists of ow land in the contemplated revolt against British sovereignty.Under these deplorable circumstances, we consider the application to erect a public memorial to the mem of General Montgomery at Quebec to most unseemly and antagonistic to the growth and development of a spirit of patriotism and love of country which are, and we trust ever will be, the most cherished of all our erection of a monument within its borders possessions.CLEARED.We are, Dear Sir, Nos.= Barge Watson, Besse, New York On behalf of the Bociety, ann, .Bull, QUEBEC TIDE TABLE.James Wilson, aa \u2014 tary.\u201d \u20ac patent SET a Lundy'e Lane,\u201d Niagara Falls,\u201d Qat.; Uttawa.) Octo J .- NOVEMBER.TORONTO IWOMEN OBJROT.J The l\u2019oranto Women's Canadian His- Hem Warm.|| Low Wir |toriesl Asancistion has adopted the fol- lowi: rotest :\u2014 Resolved, whereas 8 » AM | P.M AM | nue an \u201cinternational monument is proposed i 2 ume, H's | Time(H' 4 Time) ime'H's | to be erected in the public square at (en gl er | Soo pas Som Corn, Ti Pra Sie ots Sie] 3 301d 26 23 | torical Society of Toronto, do hereby AW.[| 8 2415530 25155) 8 151-615 05, 24 | OnteF a protest 4 suéh Rob being 3TH.|| 9 0813271 09:15) 8 £52015 46 28 | allowed, gnd da Firiher appoints Com- 4F.|| 9 5512821 56133) 4 362 8 a2 28 | mittéé to confer with the other Historical 58a, 110 5418523 wu 6 8 182717 11/8°1 | Societica.in the matter \u2014Carmed by a ser [9 Wurm ids) CES 1 25 vandiog vote.A IME iets Sia! § ba ae 36] In purguance of the foregoing resolution, 9W.À 3 1918 6 14 58: 8 57/3221 = 3g | we, the Committee at the time appointed, 10Th.| 3 1018715 99 9 502922 23 37 | do submit the following protest :\u2014That 117.| 35618816 15: 0 392 17/23 | the said General Richard Montgomery, Te 8 Phar 815811 2084].) oo; | having served under Major-General Wojtd WA | 5 14337 seitza| 0 oifi-aia si 30 [42 the, taking of Quotes on Réptem-.15Tu | 6 34).137181338 1u| Ber 13th, 1759, did \u2018later use the t1ewW.p71 3 241-314 22 17 | Éhowlèdge theh obtained and while 17°7h, | 8 01 2 3790 3 1213016 07 17 | serving under\u2019 the British flag, to lead an 17 8 17 io 1 Bis invading \u2018army into ads, and fgll, as- 15e [AO 613-023 09164 5 coment og 24 | sulting Quebeo ; therefore, tu permit the am |.|.13-31 6 40/2318 57/2 8 | erection of an *\u2018internationsl monument\u201d A fo Bis 158 7 i ais x one of aay shemoter ta do Bogor to 1 , : e invader, wa, onee an insu! 24 Th.î i313 10\" i Faved î 23 the mer 7 of the men who defended it, 25 4 slt 16 45: 11 lg T4 and ta the feelings of their layal descen- 7 Su.8161 17 2615 0 | ni dé, 24 | danta, aod would also in the future con- sM (5?ies i161 dois 46 3 fuse the minda of the children as to the 2h 8 pi 418 4316-58 1 321118 26 11 | duty they awa to their country.Also, it 0 W.[| {1718-419 2 2 19/1314 06 31 | ig without precedent that a J'eople.or a city, or a Government, shoul rmit the Fr pe \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 meridian loyalty and devotion remain unrecognized.We therefore pray your Government to take this matter into your earnest consideration, in order t the necessary taken to prevent what would be an outrage on the patriotic feelings of our people.Signed on behalf of the omen\u2019s Canadian Historical Society of Toronto.(Signed), M.Forsyth Grant, Elizabeth O\u2019Brien, Sarah Mickle, Elizabeth T.Wyatt, Mary E.Cox, Mary Agnes FitzGibbon.Timo is money, so \u2018tis said, and yet lots of fuols throw away money to kill time.Mrs.Hicks\u2014\"\u2018I just know my new dress does not look at all nest or stylish.\u201d Hicks\u2014*\u201cWhat makes you think so.\u201d Mrs.Hicks\u2014*\u2018Because it's too comfortable.\u201d She\u2014*'You will ask pers, will you not § Or must 17\" He\u2014\u201cOh, à bia.I hav ù Fact is he made the oh it was 10pose.\u201d about tims for tne to SRY _\u2014 & APBREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER T at mouth à] Cap Rouge River is submerzed as well an the other deep water pier that was there up to last winter, at the end of the Long Wharf.The tion of ths PIER ad the MUUTE of AE, ROUGE RIVER, in, br] etofore, shewn » as Buoy ay an a White Light by night, and the position of the DEEP WATER PIKR, recently taken at the end of the \u2018Wharf is in a straight line with the said Flat and about 600 fees at the West thereof.{Car Rocaz Pran ann Waanr Co.IN, FLOOD, Uey 11, 18\u20ac HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT on begs to enter a protest against Oubin AUCTION SALE.AUCTION SALES.BY G.R.GRENIER & CIE.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO demain, pion Ingram\u2019s Celebrated Wines.EX 8.8.BELLUNA, M' MAXHAM CO, WILL HOLD their Annual Sale of above Wines in Pipes, Hhds, Quarter Casks and Octaves, at their office 130 St.Peter street, THURSDAY Bart, 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock.Special bloc | attention is called to this sale as it only occurs once 8 year.A.J.MAXHAM & LO., Auctioneers.1898 Summer Arrangements 1898 Montreal and Liverpool Service WA 12.40 Shortest, route New TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS AT 7.30 AM P.M.Bperbrooke 447 PM.Coaticcoke 5.30 P.M.This train makrs connection at Montreal with fast train service to Toronto, Hamilton, Chicago and all points West.6.30 P-M.ing Portland at 8,10 A.M.U.S.Customs officer at Levis and Quebec to cord and seal baggage going to U.8.pointe For tickets, reservation of space in Sleepers, and rates apply to any G.T.R.Agent, or City Ticket Offices, \\ igh (RAILWAY ery Daily except Sunday, ac- .commodation for \"hich.P.M Chapge of Time Commencing November 13th.SUNDAY SERVICE.TWO Solid Trains TWO (in each direction) FROM QUEBEC.12.28 PM Due Montreal 6.86 P.M.Daily except Sunday, » arriving Montreal 7.00 ,» quickest and most direct to New York and all England points.11C0 P.M.do 6.20 A.M.THREE Solid Trains THREE.WEEK DAYS.840 AM.Du Montreal 8.18 P.Mdo 885 P.Mde 6.30 A.M.Connections with all roads and to all points as Montreal.U.8.Customs officer at Station to cord sad seal baggage to U.8.points.Dailr for Portland and New England points arriv- For full information, F Parlor and\u201d PB cmt pn Bi Puone 84.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.5 Du Fors St Adjoini Post OfSoe 14 Buade Street, Opposite Post Office, and Yorry Landag: Delay Street ; Pala:s Station.254 St, Joseph Streot.October 3, 1896.Qu RSS CET A 1808.Winter Arrangements.1899 St.John, Halifax and Liverpool And every alternate Thuredsy thereafter.Average Ocean voyage, seven days.J From ra y, Fos.Liverpool.| Stesmohips.|AMlireal.| Quebec % re 7 Oct.[Tonamax.a QU N AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER D RENTIAN 3 Srd, 1896, T.It run \u2018wo snd from 3 Nov.Lavewrax sts ge gl SE Androw Stvess Torminua, Quabre, as fol, Montreal and London Service.| af > = £0 oy | ow: ve Qu From Steamansps.| From Montrest a amt Los: ones London.7.30 A.M.For Roberval and Chiceatis à, 2 5725 | DOMINION LINE (\"#44 Bis = sist TRIAN .9 November for val on Tu .: »e Moms Viman] 13 © .ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, 7.90 A.M.For Grand Mocs, daily except Montreal ana Giasgow Service | LIVERPOOL SERVIOR 1898.416 FM, For Sh Reymond daily serps pra Sunda; .Gon, | monmakige | From Monicead FTA BOSTON.8.80 BM.For Roberval sod Chicsutini, From Liverpool.) Steamer.| From Boston.Satardy nly (with Sleeping Car for M Oct | [Sanmimuan.| 8 November | October 6 1awD Novem! \u201c 30\u201c |Gazowss.Nom ber 8 Naw Eo eh ember 2.Arrive at Quebec Novembee $ mw Ba! December & | 8.50 AM.From 8s.Raymond, dally «a SB Sanday.8.40 P.M.From Chicoutimi sad Monday, Wednesday sod Friday.Glasgow, Londonderry and New * York Service.From Glasgow Stenmskies.| From Now York.14 October |NEBRASKA.28 October.28 \u201c MONGOLIAN.11 November, RATES OF PASSAGE, The Naloons and Staterooms are in the central part where lesss motion is felt.Elec twricivy is used for lighting the ships shroughout, the lights being at the command of the passengers at any bour of the night.Music rooms aoe Smoking room om the promenade deck.snd Staterooms are heated by For forther parti ly to r loniars ALLANE BAR & 00 QUEBEC ANDLEVIS FERRY HE STEAMERS ON THIS FERRY (Sundays excepted) weather permitting WILL LEAVE QUEBRO ! LEVIS.(Cos GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, AM AM, 7.00 Accommodation | 8.30 Express from bu to Richmond.ton, Portland and West.P.Mol 1215 hing Ex- 1 a won.26.00 Mall or the Wess, CAMADIANCCOVERNWENT RAILWAYZSYSTEN.M, AM, &15 A i fey du Loup 615 Accommodation 11.00 E: \u2014 f ! rom Halles 11.30 Accommodation from Campbellton.12.30 Expres from Mont treal.j 6.50 40 Montreal 6.30 Accommodation to Campbellton.7.80 Accum.via Chau 10.45 Fons E fie.x to .real.1L15 Accommodation u to Montreal.1.80 Express to River 4.00 Expros io M Xpress jon- treal 2 06 Ex from Montreal.\" 4.30 Express frem 430 Accommodation River du Louptu R du Loup.6.00 Accommodation 12.00 Mail to Halifax.from Montreal.For QUEBEO OENTRAL RAILWAY AM.AM 7.45 Mixed to Beauce | 7.50 Accommodation to gla an invader, sad your petitioners c would urther suggest that it it pe de P wr & 8.Francis.PAL from Sherbrooke sired lo bonor the heroes of 1.90 Exprem to 1.30 Express from period of our history, the city of Quebec nx brooks.Bnor- She boots.should he enriched with a manument to] 6.30 Accommodation | 7.00 Mized from Sir Guy Carleton, who defended her, or to Sherbrooke.Beene Jet.and he plans Beaujeu, who raised a force to 8s Francisrive out the invading army and whose | October 3, 1596.Steamer \u201cORLEANS,\u201d Capt.BOLDUC.N AND AFTER MONDAY, 10rx OCtober, 1858, (weather and circumstaneges isting she Steamer will run as follgws PROM THE ISLAND.gro 8.00 AM, qu M, 10.00 A.11.30 A.M.104 P.M, A0 PM.LP.416 P.M.SUNDAYS, wR REE 10 4.30 P.ML Every holiday, the steamer will make à trip fromm the Tulana'at A.M,, and in the after noon the trips will be made ab the same hours Sundays.Stopping at Se Joseph going and retorning.On ays and idaya, the price going and returning to St.Joseph de Levis will be she same as for the Island.\u201cERN\u2014 REFORM RAZOR BEST iN THE MARKET, ) THE SHAVERS\u2019 IDEAL BALANCED HANDLES.FAULTLESS GRINDING, Rail Spm.2.00 Mail from the Vent, For Bt.Thomas, St.Oroix, Bs.Kite, Aster Guadaloupe, Lucia, and Barbadoes.8.8.CARIBBEE, Wedneaday, 16sh November, as3pm.satisfied Journey 18 hours, leaving Quebec noon previous to day of sailing.\u201d These Steamers have exceptionally good er- rangements with the Railways and are ial- ly adapted for the carrisge cf Fine SAILING FROM PIER 47 NONTN RIVED, IEW YORK For Bermuda :\u2014 8.8.TRINIDAD, Thursday, 17th November, sb Special Oruises to Bermuda and the West Indies, taking in Porto Rico and Cuba, sailing A.3, OUTERBRIDGE & 0O., Agents.TOU ENOW Batisinotory it is to have your Laundry coms jush the way you want it\u2014come just when you want it\u2014if you are nod Now, Let Us Serve You OUR SPECIALTIES House Linen, Ladies\u2019 Wear.Chime ENN \u2014 8 Grand daily except Royal Mal Service.Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool, | PISE M Tron Srioy Mere, dally & From : From From urda; Liverpool.Steamship.|si John Haier.|L From Bicomers wre From | 10.105 From Grand Mare, Saturday 19 Ni P Dec.| 8 Dec a \u2014 \u2014\u2014|\u2014 Train from Quebec will run between Grand 3 Dee CAL irons TAN.- w lage Oo 13/°Orroman.[Oct 290s.29 Mere and Shavenegan on Tuesdays, Thun a ET \u201c 20l\u2018Douision.!|}Nov | BINov.5| days and Satardayess an.(11 Jan.97|*Lazranor.[ ** rey 12 ye meta Portiand to Liverpool Nov.sl Soorauan | \"181 \"19 | , Bregmion sicvee sn Bde )on ne Gam Steamers marked a are fitted with the latest Over three hours at Grand Mere nn Satorday, From approved system rigerators, and are | Ticketa fe .ML Stocking, ite Livposs, | Stowmadips.| poi, | EE iy adipied (ox the carriage of parshable PRG ri nord opps x.freight.J @.8001T, Bec'y.and Manager, 19 Nov.Winter Sailinge.ALEX.HARDY Gen, Fre.à Fare.Agent, 15 * NomrpIA#.[SL From | steamer.From | From October 1.18%, » MonaoLiaw lé January.Liverpool \u201c| & Jokm | Halifax, RATIS OP PASSAGE.Nov 12 |VaroouvaR[Nov 30 \u2018Dec 1 \u201c 26 |LapraDoR.[Dec 14 | Dec15 Dec 30 |Sooraman.|\\ller 25 Deo * 17 IVaNcousER Jan 4 Jan 5 these Steamers jor passenger N AND AFTER MCNDAY, OCTOBER aomomans sn rien\u201d ga nous, Electric $ed, 1888, trains will run aa\u2019 follows + Lights and spacious promenade docks.GOING 80UTH.EXPRESS for 88 Francis, Megan Bouts Toa Que (Fe aE .ve e .30 P.M.Leave Levis 2.60 P.M.ny ACCOMMODATION for lring Junction and Sherbrooke.Le: (Ferry) 63 P.M.ore Levia7.00 P.M.Quebec to Liverpool wis Boston.- or 86.Francis ave Qosbec (Ferry) Oabin\u2026\u2026 $70.00 and up, icloding Rail tikes, | 7-30 A-M.Leave Levis 5.10 AML Sod Cabin, BO.T6 * \u201c \u201c GOING NORTH.8 \u2026 BTE + \u201c \u201c EXPRESS\u2014From New York, Boston, Sher brooke, Megaatio, 8t.Fra: cis, and points South.Arrive Levis 1.20 P.M.Arrive ochre (Fors) 1.80 P.AL A IMMODATION\u2014From Besnce Junotion and Sherbrooke.Arrive Levis 7.15 A.Mee | ÉD oom 8 Fruit, and all cargo requiring props sad ease- \u2018rancié, arrive Levis 6.48 ful bapdlivs.Through Bills of Lading issned P.M.Arrive Quebec (Ferry) 7.0 P.Mvin: All trains run daily, Sundays excepted.Ac- Sm train from Que a Satardsy oi runs as far as Tring Junction, com- tinuing où to Bherbrooks on Monday moraing.Pullman Paleo Cars où Express Trains totwosn DOC AD ingfield, coomecting a with Pilnen bilace Cars 4 aod.from h coach on Express traise between Quebec sod Boston.American Customs officer on hago a for United States senled through te For rates, berthing secommodation sad all : w ¥likormmason, end Levis, where baggage me tion.For farther information apply to BR.I Rg ery i rl lr - 2\u201d Central Railway, 32 St.Looi 1%, Quebec, © ro ; .to any of the Cowpany'c Agents.Quebec Steamship Company | 4h MEER\u201d | ca Ponge 200 LIDIITED.October 3, 1898.IES ROY, BERMUDA MD wes] Jo, ES ROYAL Quebec, Montmorenoy and; Charlevoix Railway.WINTNE TIMB TABLB 1808-00 OMMENCING AND AFTER MON DAY, OCTOBER San, 1808, Traine wil run +8 follows \u2014 BEIWKEN QUEBEO AND STE ANNE jrom New York, 12th January, 4h, I6(A and | Esave be DATS.rive Ste.ad , =8.50 10.00 A.M.26h February, 1695.5.16 P.M.&sP.For all particulars, to Leave Site.Anne.Arrive at Quebe AEREUR AHERN, 115 AM.535 A.M.\u201c11.40 A.M.(excopt Saterdey) 12.50 P.M, \u201c19.20 P.M.y a 1.50 P.M, 39, Brosiway, New York.SUNDAYS.es 1 pd nga 5354 Louis 200 PBL 210 BA L.5% P.M.6.40 P.M} Leaye Bte.Anne.Armve Te 5.c0 A.M, 7.00 A.M 11.40 AM, 12.50 P.400 P.M, 5.20 P.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACH \u2018 Leave Quebec, Arrive St.Joachim 8.15 P.M.(Tues & Eat only) 6.40 P.M Leave St.Joachim.Arrive Quebse 11.25 A.M.(Tuesday only) 12.50 P.M, \u2014 7.00 A.M.(Saturday only) 8.36 A.M.TEE MAIL STEAMER \u201cOTTER, Freight for Beaupre and St.Joachim will Captain O, O, Bernier, sails for Esqui- | received at Quebec Station on maux Point, and way places, Saturdays only.Priday Afternoon, 11th November.| For, alto her information apply be she intendent A.FRASER & CO., Agentser EOW N=% YURK TO LIVERPOOL VIA er ACE ANETOWN, FROM PIRR & NO RIVER.FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVIOR 1 Canranis.Ssturday, November 13, 1 P.Mm e r | à aun Unusnua Saturday, November 19, 10 A.M.Te nei, eee: 3, 8 A TAURIA.Sata 72-74 St.Valier Street.Gaurav.Batmrdey, December Jo, Yom: MBRIA.Saturday, Decem , 9 A.M, LE Telephone 95% ~~ Lucas: Saturdey, Decemler 24, Neon Eraunia Saturday, December 31, 8 AML Oabin_rassage $76.00 and upwards.Second Oabin, 842.50 to 255, Revenue Tsx additional, according to season, stesizor and acccr mode sions.Steerage Tickete to and from all ports 0} , For freight and passage sprig vo the Come pany\u2019s Office, 4 Bowling Green, New York, VERNON H.BRUWN & CO.General Agents, R.M.STOCKING, Loais Street, Quebes ;nond D: UYAL PILLS mo Other.Pop\" r dengerma swhatite (tions cmd (eviratione.At lrragzinie, orsent éme In stampa for pericatars, 8 asd va réeiler for Ladbras à Or TRE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1898.PROBABILITIES FOB T0-DAT increasing to strong gales.@nrtheriy to easterly, with snow or rain.Minimom and Masximam Temperatures \u2014 Viena, 4245 30.33; Calgary, 2ero 34: Qu\u2019A 10.25 ; Winnipeg, ser > 36 ; Post Artous, 10 38; Parny 3 und, 3.34; To sont, 34.40: Ottawa, 3.36; Montreal, 36.38; Quebec, 22.36; Halifax, 44 56._ CThroatcie Advertising Branches.Condowse | advertisements will be takes st She following Agencies at Ten Cents for Tt Words, two in-ertions, and one cent for additional word : \u2014~ t Wrontemac Nows Stand.M.Phelan, 290 35.Joba strest.s O.Vaillancourt, 764 St.Joseph 88 , St.Roch EL Kall, 318 Joseph strvet.* M.Tucker, 437 Champlain stresd.¥.Pichette, I.OC.R.News Stand, Levia.Thome MoToed, Geaeral Mscchant, Meontmosemey Falls.Wiis, Deaths and Marriages.23 CRNTS 1 INSERTION.5 CENTS 3 INSERTIONS.DEROME\u2014At Cap Sante, on the Sih November, ot tha sge of 30 years, Mr.J.Baptiste Derome.The faneral will take on Thursday, at Cap Sante.Fi sad acquaiatances are requested to attend withomt further invitation.DEANERY MRETING OVER More Papers wave Read Yesterday and Business Clesedference being heid by aad clergy, in connection with the Rural Desnery, yesterday morning by a eslobration of the Holy Communion at St.Matthew's Church at 7.30 o'clock, and was followed by Mattins, also at St.Matthew's Chuech, at 9.30 o'clock.A conference was opened in St.Matthew's Church pari Roo > at 35 hack with a paper .A.J.Eee arch, on *\u2018Our duty as tio Missions.\u201d This very practical paper was followed by open discussion, in which & large number of those present took part.At the afternoon session of the con- - ference, which was beld in the Parixh Room at half-past two, Dr.Riopel, Missiouary at Valcartier, presented sn inter- eating on \u2018Our duty as regards Foreign Mi ion,\u201d which wag ala followed by open discussion.The and laity attended evensong at St.Matthew\u2019s Church at 5 o'clock.The clergymen attending the Confereuce, both resident and visiting, dined with his Lordship in the evening, after which a meeting of the Chapter of the purpose of or- izing the Board and for general busi: ness.ring the Conference the visitil clergy have been the guests of his Lord: bi Be Revd.J.B.Debbege, B.D., Mis i a wher ing morning.returned home last evening.COLD STORAGE COMPANY.E An Interesting Showing of Good Work Densing of the Board of the Quebec y was held in the on Tuesday after- the Presidency of the Hon.There were also t Jobn Starples, Rodolphe Au- Chateaurert, J.Twell, and A.Crofton.Secre- .Crofton, of the Company, Eo ! § i | ei Hi Ë i ; wif § ted a statement showing that eleven presen steamers had bees engaged to call at Quebec for shipments from the Cold Storage Company, 22,000 boxes of cheese and 25,- 000 buzes of butter were shipped, the balk of which was sent to Liverpoul, Manchester and Glasgow.The ap) shipped direct from Quebec is $25,000 in butter and $120,000 in cheese.There was also shipped to Montreal for export on aceoant of Quebec $25,000 worth of cheese, and there wers sold to Montroal 60,000 boxes of butter and 50,000 boxes of cheese, aud shipped direct from \u2018This sho great i ement in Que- 8 wsa prov: 11 bec over former years, when the Quebec product was sold in Montreal It was decided to make à few improve- meats in the Company\u2019s property.The basi was princi of a ruu- tine nature, and the meeting adjourned after agthorizing certain acc.ants to be paid QU Gaiety Theatre \u2018The Dayne & Fanshawe Stock Company ted Ths Hand of Fate for the last time bers last eveniog Mis Blanche Dayne was soen in the role of Soze.The theatre was well \u2018Glied when the cartain rose upon the 1 ttle favorite and her associate, and the keen enjoyment of the audiences was evidenced by their frequent and generous Jause.This afternoon the Company will be seen in one of A.L.Fanshawe'\u2019s plays, entitled The American Beauty.This play has been seen here before, and it needs ve introduction to our theatre-goers.The American Beauty will be seen this afternoon only, as The False Lite will hold the boards for the oe week, commencing Thursday night.Toe False Life was also seen here before, but the management promises an unususl- iy production of it, with special scenery, vew and novel mechanical effects and a strong cast.Specialties will be introduced between each act, making ita continuous urmance.The Dayne & Fanshawe pany is at the Gaiety Theatre their own management, Military Tournament.\u2018The military tournament to be given wonder the pitrunsge of Major-General Huton, C.B., and the D.O.C.and officers of the 7th Military District, on the evening of the 15th, by the Q ©.C.H., promises to be a big success.The programme, which iv printed in full elsewhere, includes a number of interesting events, which are open to the various gaits of the Militia in this Jimi.The x at Mr.R: M.ing's CPR Toms Seon, thie meni The Casino.Those who bave not yet.bad the plea sure of taking io the splendid programme now being presented at the Casino should certainly doen.The Wi pictures are in themaclves a feature well worth see- Stimate value of these goods Political Experiences JNSWER 70 THB NINERVE, Six Profits on Printing Which Were for Party Pupbtesshis confidence in the Soleil of last might, tel!s about bis professional, fmanciai and journalistic affairs, and enlarges upon the sacrifices of time and money that he has made for his party.The occasion for this interesting exposé was furnished by La Minerve, of Montreal, which on Monday last published an article, the drift of which can be well understood from the extracts published be low.The Montreal Conservative organ said: \u201cMore than ever Mr.Pacaud is aftor Laurier and threatens to be avenged.If they will not listen to the journalist, though he be the editor of the Soleil, they will have more respect for the member of Parlia- | ment, so Mr.Pacaud has almost decided to t himself as a candidate for the House of Commons to Dr.Guay, who haa been named at last to the Quarens tine Station.Now Mr.Laurier, on account of his straight-laced followers in Outario, does not wish to stcept the maa of the $100,000.Tt isa simple matter of calculation, \u2014this s:tting aside of Me.Pacaud.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.He is nob more guilty than others who received ill- gotten gains through him and who now occupy inent publie positions.To this and much more of the same kind, Mr.Pacaud repliesin an article three columns long, in which there is no reference whatever to the report of his ap- prosching candidature, and no reply to ot contradiction of the soy of ingratitude said to have been shown him by the lead- ora of bis The article opens by quoting at full length the Mioerve\u2019s attacks upon the party and replies only to that which alleges that Mr.Pacsud's party friends profited from money furnished them by Mm which they koew to have been obtained inan illegitimate manner.In fact Mr.Pacaud corroborates the of the 8a- crifices he made for his party, by showing how much of his own money he spent for thm.Mr.Pacmud denies that be was guilty of anything more than an excess of devotion.He continues :\u2014It is true that Mr.Pacaud Spent rauch money for the organuation of the Liberal forces, specially from 1878to 1892.Bat it is a repetition of au old calumny to say that the money came from illezitimate sources and that the Liberals knew it.Mr.Pscaud had already taken part in electoral fights for a long time, when in 1878 he assumed, with Bon.Rosaire Thibandeau, of Muntreal, the organisation of the campaign which ended in the return to power of Mr.Joly.Mr.Pacaud collected a certain amount of subscriptions amongst rich members of the party in Montreal and Quebec, but he also spent a great deal of his own money.MR.PACAUD'S LAW PRACTICE.Figures are then given to show that in 1878 Mr.Pacaud, like Mr.Laurier, had one of the lagmest law practices in the Eastern Townships.The record shows in fact 228 non-ap; ble and 18 appealable cises to Mr.\u2019s credit alone in en 124 nomappoiable aud 27 spponl non-8, e au 8 - able taken by 7 Laurier and Laveugne, ood 34 Superior cases, compared wit by Laurier and Lavergne.Mr.Paeaud did not need, therefors, to go into politics to live not only at ease, but even luxuriously.ow- evor, he made such sacrifices in the cam- peign of 1878 that the Joly Government urged lis acceptance of the offices of Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown at Three Rivers.Not anxious, at first, to give up his law practice, he finally accept- od the offer, and the emoluments received by bim during 1878, 1679, and up to March, 1880, when the Chapleau Government dismissed him for political reasons, amounted to $10,000 a year.But this salary did not suffice to enable him to psy the obligations he had assumed for his party, and he was forced to sel his properties in Arthabaska.Continuing be says :\u2014Mr.Pacsud then resumed the ice of his profession and took the editorship of the Concurde.He became counsel of the Hudson Bay Comthe next Criminal Assizes hal of seven of the most important cases.On the 15th December, 1880, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon.C.A.P.Pellotier and Hon.P.Langelier came to him and asked him to take the editorship of L'Electeur, which up to that date had been edited by Mr.Laurier and the three Messrs.Langelier.He had been scarce'y a year in charge of the per when Mr.L.A.Senocal dragged im before the Criminal Court of Montreal, where ho was detained for five weeks, to answer to the charge of having published the article entitled *\u2018The Den of the Forty Thieves,\u201d the peternity of which was promptly avowed by Mr.Laurier.In 1882, at the earnest solicitation of friends, be oppos: d Colonel Amyot in Belle- ¢ BIG PRINTING CONTRACTS.After his defeat there he returned to L'Electeur and paved the way for the wave that bore Mr.Mercier to power in 1886.Once in power, Mr.Mercier, continues Mr.Pacaud, gave proof of his great heart by according all the Government patronage, amounting to $75,000 a year, to L'Electeur.The Patrie was excluded, beesuse Mr.Beaugrand had so far refosed to join the national movement.The profits on this printing amounted to not lesy than $15,000 a yesr.Nobody in the party criticieed this, though everybody Loam it, because it was well known that a large proportion of those profits were employed for perty purposes.erring to the $100,000 affair, Mr.Pacaud declares that he spent, not only the whole of that sum for his party, but also $5,000 mare, for which he mortgaged his property, and that he had to run still further into debt for the purpose of defending himself in his criminal trial together with Mr.Mercier, which resulted in their acquittal.He declares that the Minerve speaks falsely when it says that his political friends knew that the money they were receiving trom him came from illegitimate sourcxs.Mr.Pucaud, headds, was neither a Minister, nor a member of Parliament.He was a private individual who had the right, like any other citizen, pany at a salary of $4,000 à year, and at | charge AN IFTERESTIRG EXPOSE.COMBINE OR HO COMBINE.| SPOTL Mr.Pacaud on His Financial and | The Mercury Attacks the Tenuers\u2019 Organisation INTERESTING AFPIDAVIY GIVEN.A Manufaeturer Speaks on the Sub- Jest In Reply to the Charge.The Mercury, of this city, published Mr.Ernest Pacaud takes the publicinto { Isat night the following regarding the Tanners\u2019 Association, which bas been denounced as a harmful trade combination : A few days ago the Quebec Telegraph made an attack upon the leather combine, which is crushing out the shoe industry in this city.The Chronicle commended the Tel h for its outspoken demand, that the Federal | Gorernmens boul redeem its pledges by striking at the root of ¢ Tow .The Oriawe, Free Press, on Saturday, lectured its Quebec confrere for presuming to su that after being in office for only two years and a few months, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his coliengues could find titne to deal with sn ordinary a matter.This drew from the Telegraph a statement that it has no intention to be unjust tb the Government or to show lack of confidence in it, but that it had doemed it to be its duty Mercury regrets if our contem has now taken its hand from the How in 20 virtuous a cause which it at first espoused to vigorously, but is prepared to discharge its duty in the matter.To that end we have made inquiries in various |arts of Canada for the purpose of eliciting sterling facts, which are now stated pro bono publico.Mr.D.A.Burns, of 65 Front street Fast, Toronta, is Secretary of the Tanners\u2019 Association, which, we believe, is the organization that has come under criticism.That organization is composed of a strong combination of Canxdian shoe leather manufacturers.They require all theircustomersto swearhalf-yearly that they have dealt only with the members of the Assocation.On making an affidavit in legal form that they have bought no leather elanwhere such as the monopoly supplies, the customers are entitled to a discount of five per cent on the business of the preceeding half year.The manufacturers retain the discount for six months after it has been earned, 60 as to guarantee to themselves that the ahoe manufacturers will continue tn obéerve the bargain.The effect of this is that nd manatactarer of shoes 1a Canada can, without loss of the discount, rchdee nuppliés elsewhere than the amalgamated manufacturers Below will be found a copy of the affidavit all manufacturers are required to sign, which we have received from Toronto : - In the matter of the re- Deominicn «f Canada | bate allowed by mem- Province of bers of the Tascers\u2019 Cosnty of Association to pur- To wit chasers of sole leuther from them.L of the of in the County of do solemoly declare L t I am a member of the firm of carrying on business of in the of and se such have a full sod intimate knowledge of all transactions of my said fiem or business snd know that the state- meats herein contained are absolutely true.2.That since the day of up to the time of the making of this declaration I have neither purchased vor used in suy way whitsoaver, nor contracted to bay directly cor indirectly, nor contracted for the production or manufacture of any Sole Leather of any kiod or description whatsoever (except Usk Solo Lrather) save trom the following firms :\u2014Snaw, Cassils& Co.; Beardmore & Co.; Breithaupt Leather Co., Limited ; Logaa Tavning Co., Limited ; C.8.Hyman &Co.; Bowman & Zwkan ; Dowker, Mclatsb & Co.; Marlatt & Ar astrong ; Maboka Lather Co., Limited ; Ac.om Tanning Company, Limited ; Magsnotawsa Taouivg and Etec.Company, mito ; Wiogham Thaning Company ; 8.Arseott & Co., Bentoo, N.B.; Warren Tobey & Co.; Achille Gagooe & Co.3 That my brm bas not, peither has soy partner of mine nor has anyone acting ae my ageut, nor bas anyone acting ns the agent cf my fiem, nor bas aoyone ac:ing es the agent of any partner of mine, nor bas anyone acciog as the agent of the business described above, nor has anyone employed by me of by any tner of mine, or employed in connection with the business described above, nor has aayone connected with me or with any part- per of mice in eny way whatacever in the business referred to above, nor bas anyone o>ucected with my firm or with the business described above, ei:har purohased or used in any way whatsover, or contracted to buy direotly or iodirectly, or received for sale or sold on commission, or dealt in any way with, or contracted for the production or manafactorecfany Sole Leatber of any kind or description whatsoever (except Oak Sole Leather) save from the above mentioned rms.4.That I,an{ all who sre in sny wey con- pec'ed wi b the business described above, have done no ac: thst would disen\u2018itle ihe » id business to the ssi1 reba\u2018e offered upon oer ain contirions by the firms mentioned sbove, in two circulsrs dated December 31s\u2019, 1895, ani January 3le*, 1896, but on the con rary, we have £si hfu'ly fu'filled, bo h in le ter sn 1 in spiri*, oll conii ions con\u2019ained in s:ii :wo circu\u2018ars 5.That \u2018he s à ement msrkei exhibit \u201cA\u201d coun\u2019, of the Sole Leather purchased or con- irac ed for by enyone connec ed wi bh ihe business described above from she above mentioned firms.Ani I make this so'emn decl ra iom, cop- scien ously be ievi is to be rue, and knowing that i.is of ihe same force and effect os if mate unieroa'h ani by viriue of \u201cJ he Candas Evidence Ac\u2018, 1893.\u201d Decisred before me at in the County of his day of 1898 A = If this will not spur the Government into action, further evidence is furthcoming.The above document is authentic, a fuct that may be established by a comparison with the records kept by the combiva- tion.We have also further documents which we will st the disposal of the Minister of le and Commerce.The Government has now no need to hesitate.It should not refuse an inquiry and, if granted, it cannot refuse to carry out the logical result of she inquiry.A MANUFACTURER'S VIEWS.A prominent manufacturer in this city, who was shown the above last night, amid *The Tanners\u2019 Association is not à combination to raise prices or to restrict production.lt is an ol jzation of the Canadian manufacturers of shoe leather to ensure to all who patronize them exclu- sivoly a discount of five per cent on their purel Teistheonly meansthe Canadian tanners had of meeting the great American leather trust, which has a capital of $250,- 000,000.Under existing tariff conditions, if the Canadian trade was not Irganized, the Americans would undersell crush it nut in a few months.As the document published by the Mercury shows, practi- ins.To-day's performances are at 2.30 | © speculate with railroad companies, ctc.| cally all the Canadian manufacturers are in aui8 pm.and bespoak a large attend- anos.Last Trip of the Season.The Richelieu and Ontario Navigation y's steamer to the Saguenay will make the last trip of the season on Tuesday nest, 15th instant.This will bean important notice to shippers of freight to the Saguenay and intermediate porta.The Time is Arriving.Those whe are in want of first-class stylish sociely stationery would do well to pay a visit to the store of Mr.John E.Walsh, on St.John street.His supply is most exhaustive cannot be surpassed in Canads A Woman's Suicide.Mrs.Nazaire Laliberte was found dead in bed on Tuesday morning at Lothiniere.She hail a large cut in her neck aud throat aud held tho razor, with which she bad committed the deed, in ber hand.Mr.Taliberte, husband of the deceased, was in Quebec when the tragedy ¥as commited.The late Mrs.Laliverte had not heen in possession of her full mental faculties for the past fox years.Coroner Legendre will hold an inquest.Surgeoï\u2014\u2018\u201cI don't know whether he will be able to stand an operation.\u201d Physician Is his heart weak?\u201d Surgeon\u2014No ; he doesn't seem to have much money.\u201d J the agreement.Dy buying supplies from Canadian manufacturers only the customer gets the rebate.There is absolutely no price fixed fur leather by the Association and as much competition among its mem- Lers fur trade as there would be if there were no such organization.The matter was exp'amed to Sir Wilfrid Laurier pretty tully when the Tariff Commission was here, The fact that the Government has taken no action regarding it shows that they understand that the Association is nut an illegal or harmful combination.\u201d A\u2014**[ have a joint account in the bank with my wife now.\u201d B\u2014\"Good! You make an even thing of it, eh?\u201d A-\"Yes, 1 put the tauney in and she \u2018draws it out.\u2019 tocali attention \u20aco this anomaly.Thé |.7 ESS _LINEN 4 Is the crowning feature of evening dress.It is unmistakable evidence of self respect and refinement.The \u201cFrontenac Electric Laundry finish\u201d is the top notch of HIGH ART in laundering.The Immacuiate Linen for which this laundry is famous ¢peaks plainly of painstaking care in every de:mil Uur operators ate people of experience ; our machinery is of the newest and most approved type.We suow our patrons little ccurtesies that help to make them feel friendly toward us.One of there courtesies is the ironing of soft, \u201canti-sx ear\u201d buttonholes in all collars; they save temper and finger naile.The rough edges of collars and cuffs are smoothed by special machinery.There'd no extra cost for these services Our deliveries are PROMPT\u2014and if you are in a hurry\u2014=SAY SO\u2014and we'll burry We want your bundle\u2014want you to telephone us yout address\u2014TO-DAY.Will you DO IT ?2400 & 410™ Direot from the Growees to Consumers.A PURE TEA is a tonic Yo the nerves.On days when raw, icy winds almost reach the marrow in your hones, try.a cup of Monsoon is.Tea before you go out in the Ceylon cold.Its sustaining qualiti»s protect you from chills and fatigae, and strengthen and comfort the nerves.BK PLE S Zcewlon Fea MONSOON Jf Jin In Jew] packets only, never 1m bulk.At grocers\u2014 ddim TEA Bo ee nd 806.\u2019 and 600 EYE ELS So IS IENRY MORGA COLONIAL HOUSE, MONTREAL, MEN'S FURNISHINGS.Men's Gloves, In Dent's and Other Good Makes For Street Wear or Drivinz- Men's Heavy Dogakin Gloves, ju English Reds and Tans.Price - : Mears Feary Prin Clare ou SLON 81.10, 81 28 Men's Heavy Weight Kid Gloves, 8:1x Lined, 81.76.- Men's Roindeer Giuves, in various weighta amd qualities, aù $1.60, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, Men's Natural Merino Underwear, extra sof; finish, at $3.00 it and upwards, Men's Pure Natural Wool Underwear, double bre ated and double back, \" 82.50 per suit and upwar Meu\u2019s Heavy Lamb's Wo 1 Underwear, at 85e.rmeat, $1.70 it, Also, 8 special line of Lamb's Wool Uniorwess as L10 pu garment, \"Tie shirts of ths line have double back as well ss being double breasted.Men's Kxtra Heavy 8-ply Lamb's Wool Shirts, at $2.60 pes suis.Men\u2019s Genuine Scotch b's Wool Underwear, in 2, $ and 4-ply.Abn£S-ply snperior finish.savy Twilled Cotton, hand-worked button holes, and super Men's Nigh Shires, in Hi TER en\u2019s Fancy Trimeu ight Shirts, in same quality as above .\u2018 Special line of Twilled Coston Night Shirts at 750.Prion, $1.25.an\u2019 Flanne etts Night Shirts, in very superior quality, at $1.WHITE DRESS SHIRTS-\u2014For quality of matsriale used, and for workmanship, fit and finish, the \u2018\u2019Colonis!\u201d White Shirt csonot be su: Price 8L 00, less 5 per cent for cash.\u2018Sor Mall Orders cœctully avvondod tes 10 lhis declars ion isa rue snd comple © so- pre HENRY MORGAN & CO , Phillips\u2019 Square, MONTREAL.2 i TERY POV uv ss SPAIN'S DEMANDS REPLIED 0, The Americans Claim Military Occupation OF THE PH'LIPPINE ISLANDS, And 80 Resist the Demands for Payment of American Collections io Manila, Paris, Nov.9\u2014The Americans to-da answered Spain's claim for restitution to hor of the public money and Customs collections taken by the United States officials mince the capitulation of Manila and they also made reply to Spain's claim for an indemnity on account of the alleged imprisonment by the United States authorities, of the Spanish troops of Manila and for their consequent restraint from bein of service to Spain in the suppression oF the insurrection and the preservation of x po \u20180 those points the Americans had an exhaustive reply yesterday, which though not fully typewritten at 2 p.ro., the time fixed for the meeting of Tuesday, would have been submitted to the Spaniards at 4 p.m.yesterday, had it not been that the Confmissioners of Spin refused to meet at that hour, pleading other engagements as an excuse for their refusal.© Americin Commissioners held that there was justification under the termeof theprotocol forthe discussion vf the future of the Philippine Islands and the also claimed that the occupation of Mani is a military eccupation, which justifies the United States in collecting the revenues, administering the Government and exercising all the functions of possession.AMERICANS HOLDING OUT.Paris, Nov.9\u2014The.joint session was short because Semrr Montero Rios and Judge Day concurred in the.service of Americin rejoinder upon the Spanish courses without a formal reading of paoer, which would occupy many columns in an ordinary newspaper and an adjournment was taken until Saturday.It is quite safe to say the Americans have made no new propositions regarding the possession of the Philippines, but confined themselves to a discussion of the proposals and assertions made by Spain at the previous meeting.Just what were che terms of the American rejuinder cannot, of course, be ascer'ained.But despite persistent assertions here to the con- teary, there is no ground for the Spanish contention that the United States acquiesced at the signing of the protocol in e reservation by Spain of her Philippine sovereignty.A Pllov's Sudden Death.Dr.A.G.Belleau was notified yestor- day that Mr.George Despros, of Levis, n member of the Corporation of Pilots, had been found dead in his chair at an earl hour yesterday morning.The deceased, who ws about fifty-five years of age, com- pluined of feeling unwell previous to retiring the night before.About half-past six he conversed with Mr.Dugas and asked for a glnss of water, which was viven him, and he was found dead in his chair Dy the guardian, Mr.L.Godbout, halt an hour later.The remains were removed to his late residence, wt Levis, where an iu- quest wiil be held to-day.«Working on your flying machine now, Jonesey I\u201d \u201cNope ; getting up a better THE WHITE MAN'S SUPERIORITY.in Wilmington.BACR DIFFICULTIES VERY SERIOUS.Expulsion of a Nexro Editor Demandod by the White Population for an Offensive Statement.\u2018Washington, Nov.9\u2014A despatch to the Star to-dey, from Wilmington, N.C., gives the details of a mass meeting of 600 citizens of that city at the Court House there to-day, to assert the supremacy of the white man.Ex-Representative Waddell presided and read a series of resolutions, reciting the determination of the white citizens to forever rule the city and to commence work immediately, declaring that hereafter, white labor shall be given reference over colored, and calling forthe nishment of Alex.Manly, the negro newspaper publisher, who printed an objectionable editor'al, recently.An amendment wasoffered callingupon the Mayorand Chief of Police and of Aldermen to vacate their offices now instead of waiting until their terms expired in March.These resolutions were rolerred ton Committee, and while awaiting its report several speeches were made, one of the speakers, ublican-elect Bellamy, urging the expulsion of Manly in 32 hours, but counselling moderation in other respects.The Committee reported its conclusion, favoring the expulsion of Manly na posed, urging the ; ment of white le T as © erpl faras possible, rod aresolution reciting that the Mayor sud Chief of Police having dsmonstrated their incapacity and their continuance in office being & menace, they should resign: The report was uvanimously adopted and a committee of 25 was ap- peinted to carry into effect the resolution adopted, It is understood that Manly has already left tho city.The Mayor and Chief of Police say they will not resign as the resclntion calls for, but will serve their terms.SPAIN\u2019S SAD CONDITION.Anarchy, War and Dissolution Feared for Her in Paris.London, Nov.10\u2014The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says there is much anxiety in Government circles here as to the Spanish situation.This isnot be cause there js any fear \u201d| will not be concluded for it is hold that Spain and the United States are bound to agree sooner or later, though now, it is said, Spain requires a solatium_ of $150,000,000 for the Philippines, while the United States considers $50,000,000 ample.It is the Spanish domestic situation that inspires alarm.Senor Sagasta\u2019s Govern: ment is tottering.Anarchy, civil war and military dictatorship are candidates for succession to Parlinmentary Government, Mearwlhile, Catalonia and two other Provinces are loudly demanding separation.France views the situstion with apprehension aud even with alsrin.Mr.Spouter\u2014\u2018\u2018An heirleor, Johnnie, is something that's handed down from thing.By next summer Uli have an open summer car with every seat an ond seat.\u201d father to son.\u201d Little Johnnie\u2014*\u2018Huh! That's a funny name for pants.\u201d Asserted by a Mass Meeting NEWS OF THE LAW 0OUBSS.Railway Company.Sued by the Heirs of a Sufferer\u2014_\u2014 TWO MORE PAILURRS YESTERDAY, Four Women and a Man Go to Jail 1 for Robbing a Returnad Klondiker.Sir L.N.Cassult - presided at the Enquete aud Merits Court yesterday, when the two cases of Tomignant vs.The Lotbiniere and Megantic Railway , were proceeded with, sud lasted all day and will be continued to-day.The plaintiff in both cases is the widow of Joseph Tousiguant, who was killed on the railway track on the 27th April last while returning homo.She claims $1,500 , and the same amount as tutrice to her three children.By her declaration she alleges that hor late husband was employed in one of the shanties of Messrs, King Bros, who are the owners of the railway, sndthat he was killed on the track by an engine which was moving backwards on a dark night without any lights, snd that moreover the ineer did not blow the whistle ; that before leaving the shanty he telephoned ice to the railway employees, who told im that there was no trais going his way, ! metallingist and inventor, known on tes DO 511 D 5 LE 2\" diately.placed under-arrest, and yesterda; morntay was b ht to the Pole Cours, In the afternuon.the mistress of the house, with two girls end a man named Durand, were also arrested and brought before Judge Chauvesu, who sentenced the mistress of the house to pey a fine of $50 or four months\u2019 jail, and other three to a fine of 925 each or two months\u2019 jaiL The.irl (rested on Monday evening mi er guilt, yesterday afternoon, and was sent to iailton aix onthe.Swindier Arrested.London, Nov.9\u2014Claude Vautin, the Pacific Coast where be had lectured on mining subjects and who was to have left London recently after a financial Soup, by which he secared £20,000 in of land notes and American rail- rod securit os, was arrested in Florence, y.Jottings Around Town.Read to-day's Canadian.Pacific advt.re chaoge of train service.A general meeting of the Victoria Hoekey Club will be held on Friday, at 8 Collins street.New Overcoatiogs at Morgan's.This morning, the great sale of the celebrated Ingham Colli wine takes place, the only sale of the id wine this year, at A.J.Maxham & Co.'s office, at 11 o'clock.\u2018A St.Roch\u2019s hardware merchant recent- and that there being no the deceased had to pass over the track which the employees and used as a road.The defendants in their ples deny the fact that the deceased was in their employ, bat that on the contrary that he was a contractor working on his own account, and that no blame could be attacked to the railway or any others.On the day of the accident the employees of the railway were busy olearing the snow from the track after a heavy snow storm, and while the train was left at the station, the engine with tender and smow.plough proceeded to clear the track and then backed up for the train.There being no cross roads nearby, there was no necemsity of whistling and the engine and tender had their usual lights, and besides the deceased had ample tims to get off the track, but tried to save his horse and vehicle, and in so doing was killed by the shaft of his sleigh.Moreover, notices had been forbidding anybody trespassing on_the defendants\u2019 proj and the deceased had been several times noti- tied to that effect.Messrs.Drouin, Pelletier and Fiset for plaintiff and Messrs.Caron, Pentland & Stuart for defendants.This morning argument will be heard by Judge Routhier in the cases of Goulet vs.the Corporation of Limoilou, referred to in yesterday's issue, and the following cases will called before Chief Justices Casault.\\ Lefaivre and Taschereau esqte.ve.A.L.Dombrowski et\u2019 al.\u2014Messrs.Drouin, Pelletier and Fiset for plaintiffs and Mossrs.Fitepatrick, Taschereau & Roy and Psrent & Lefebvre for defendants.A.CharleHeis va, Ross ct al.\u2014 Action of damages for $15,000, Messrs.Miller & Dorion for plaintiff and Messrs.Caron, Pentland & Stuart and W.& A.H.Cook for defendants.At the adjourned of the creditors of P, C, D'Auteuil & Cie.yesterday, Chief Justices Csesult decided that tl claim of Mrs.Brousseau, which was contested by Hon.L.©\u2019.Pelletier, could not be contested before the appointment of a curator, and he would consider the clsims of both sides and make the appointment to-morrow.As rs.Paradis & Jobin represent the majority of creditors both in ber i ts their i t sim sed ta La IR pari Rochette alter Blue, of Shèrke, ss Ins, rs, will probably be made to-day.à Mr.Charles Cloutier, undertaker, assigned yesterday at the demand of Messrs.Faguy, Lepiray & Frere, with liabilities of $3,700, Among the Jrincipal creditors are Mewrs.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 8326 ; Banque Nationale, 8266 ; Girard & Godin, Three Rivers, $900.Mr.O.Jobin has been named provisional guardian and the meeting of creditors is fixed for the 19th instant.Mr.L.F.Pinault represents the petitioners.Mr.F.X.Laflamme, dealer in crockery and chinaware, St.Roch\u2019s, made a voluntary assignment yesterday in the hands of Messrs.Paradis & Jobin, accountants.His assets are about $10,000 and his liabilities $12,000.; A British Columbis miner named Brodie came all the way from the Coast to this city, and naturally intended having a good time while here and sesing sll that was to be seen in and around the city.Arriving here on Sunday, with $250 in his Be sion, he registered at a hotel at the Palais, and on Monday set out to see the sighta Somehow or other he made his way out to St.John's Suburbs, where he had no] trouble in falling into a low dive.When he had taken his departure he was so intoxicated that he was arrested for drunkenness and brought to the Police Station.Upon recovering his senses, he discovered that he had got more than he bargained for, as all lis money was gone.Detective Fleury was immediately notified, and after searching the house found eighty dollars, which Brodie claimed ua his property.The girl in whose pos- sub-contractors always ] ly discharged fwo of hin employes, one of whom was caught in the act * wealing, while the other was suspected of being an accomplice.Canadian Artillery is ordered to at the Citadel this morning for an inspe:tion by the commanding officer.Ohien D'Or depot for stationery, books, etc Pot.ry.Smelt fishing continues to be good and numbers of men snd boys daly throng the wharves with their fishing rods, otc.Yesterday afternoon a couple of boats were out in the St.Charles River, with nets, hauling in the fish in large numbers, Interviewer\u2014\"\u2018You have lived many, many years.Now, what I wish to ask is, what was the happiest moment of your life?\" Old Man\u2014*It has not come yet.\" Tnteeviewer\u2014*\u2018Not come yet.Whea will itcomef\u201d Old Msn\u2014*\u201cWhen people cease to ask foolish questions,\u201d ESTEY THE BEST! 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FOR SALE BY.J.B.Renaud & Ce.P.G.Bassiere & Ce.RSEVNûd CROCERS.Septembre 1, 1808, Cm BISHOP'S COLLEGE, ISNNOXVILLE.Lectures in both Faculties Thursday, SEPTEMBER 2200, 10 25 8 4.30 rss for > Academy Di Session 1698 22.x Matricalati nati i - DAT SEPTEMBER oo nt 0b ML.Tord Scholarship and a Free Tuition awarded under rein conditions information ont wo Rov, CANON ADAMS, Eo prions or F.W.FRITH, Eeq., B.A., Bursar.BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHUOL.H.J.HAMILTON PETRY, 1, MLA.Hod Mostar .Work resumed 8; BER For New IuLveraaten C.i x fo Ju ATED ALRWDARS, with full HEAD MASTER, or SECRETARY, B.C.8.Lesncxville, August 23, 1898, AND.mn MONTREAL STAY AT THE.St.Lawrence Hall.TER MOST ORNTRALLY LOCATED AND LIBERALLY CONDUCTED HOTEL IN THE OITT.Patronized by the Leading Citisens of Quebec.Rates from $2.50 perday Upwards HENRY HOGAN, - - Proprietor.Fm session the money was found was immes June 23, 18%, \u2014 THIS .SPACE SOLD D.MORCAN TO ADVERTISH \\ = [ Selling Out.As the Establishment is to be Eiitirely Renovated.NEW TOY SHOWROOM 1 WHOLE BASEMENT TO TOYS 1 CALL AND SEE IT.Moore's, October 10 1488.DIRECT IMPORTATION A Number of Beautiful Osarefally | DEVOTED 148 St.John Btrest.UPRIGHT PIANOS Sold at Low Fi sod Terms Sold Len Figures sod Beer of Fer Arthur Lavigne & Co, No.68 St John Street.Auguet 6, 1808.Quxero, 20th October, 1906, Fay Your Taxes.OTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN THAT unless the Taxes for the current are paid without delay, the scoousts will be ed over te the Recerder\u2019s Court fur sel lection, Alithe nocounts da for sidewalks asd drainage will siso be banded the Recerder\u2019s Court, if net paid immediately.By order, 0.J.L.LAFRANCE, COOKING MADE EASY.GAS COOKING STOVE.NO 800r.NO DIRT.NO ASEXS NO OVERHEATED KITCHEN.i PURITAN STOVRE 812.The Quebec Gas Company have an assord ment of the most ap)roved Gas Cookin Ssore on exhibition and for eals : t their office 88 Call and see them ix opeestion Apri 95 189 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE s pub lished every lawful day by the Chronicle Printing Company,.t their printing honse, Mountain Hill.Quebec fH Wallis, Managing Dircetor , "]