The Quebec chronicle, 16 février 1899, jeudi 16 février 1899

[" =- 7 The Chronicle .Is delivered every morning to any part of this city for 25 cents 4 MONTE: | Your Wants will be announesl Twics in the CHRONICLE fx.TEN CENTS.SATE § ETT i S ETS | \u201cThe Chronicle is the Best Advertising Medium in Quebec.\u201d | __ VOL.LIII.NO.19,224.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1899, _ PRICE ONE CENT.THE FASTEST | |A FATHEE Gags, ANNEXATIONOFTHE |775 movTRSAL THE BUDGETSTILL |Tozsrors \u2014 TTHE GUEBEC OF THE FAST Our Friend (he Marblehead In - Danger.Are the Only Steamers Wanted for Canada.EIGHTEEN KNOTS WILL NOT De.A Prominent Anslo-Canadian Won's | Lift a Plager or Spend a Six- Causes a Long Discussion in the Private Bills Committee.ON THE BOARDS.The Member for Quebec West had the Floor.MR.ATWATERS AMENDMENT Voted Down\u2014Yens, 16 : Nays, 35\u2014 Mr, Girard Votes With the Government.Procceds to Aid Poukhobors Sctticment in Canada.Londo», Feb.15\u2014Count Tolstoi\u2019s new book, the proceeds of which will te devoted to the Doukdiobors settlements in Canada, is entitled **The Resurrection.\u201d The novel is strong in human study with a central problem.Exports speak of it as the most vivid pioce of literature that has ever come from Tulstoi's pen.MORE COMING.L.PAQUET'S SAMOA ISLANDS - Department Stores.By Great Britain the Only Solution of Difficulties.THE NATIVES ALL FAVOR IT.MONTREAL MATCH.Montreal Newspapers Have Peculiar Ideas.QUEBEC HAS NOT DEFAULTED.All the Club's Actions Can be Satisfactorily Explained at tbe Proper Time.New York, Feb.15.\u2014 In addition to tbe many more or less apprehensive incidents attending a voyage of one continuous buffeting by heavy and strong gales, the passengers of the Cunard Liner Etruria, which arrived yesterday, had the exciting experience on Monday morning of pence But on the Fastest.\u201csinarrowly escaping a collision with the United States cruiser Marblehead.The corridors of the Parliament buildings presented a lively appearance yesterday, when a large number of Montrealers were present to watch the proceedings on the Montreal bill, which was taken into consideration by the special committee.Those in attendance represented the city\u2019s interests and the principal financial institutions of the Metropolis Our Great Annual CHEAP SALE Falling Annexation the Complete Disarming of all Natives Imperative.The Montreal papers have been an- - At the opening of the Hou last mii .; i Iondon, Feb.15.\u2014 Current talk ACROSS HER BOWS.London, Feb.16.\u2014The Melbourne [274 the clauses of the bill which af so la The Quaker communication has in- |nouncing in large type that the Que- ., ., T \" fected the different Interests of Mont- | evening, Mr.M 3 \u201c in Anglo-Canadian circles discloses a |.At ten o'clock on the morning {correspondent of the Times seys : hoi Vere discussed \u201d at length, pr the re ial Commi nd moved nt timated to the Canadian (Government | bec Hockey Club has defaulted the IS A SUCCESS.general idea that Sir William Van |damed, when about seventy miles | \u201cThe Samoan correspondent of ee on the ,Montthe | several fine speeches were made by that a thousand more Doukhobors settled [game they were ordered to play over some of the interested parties.Horne is about to carry out his long [from Sandy Hook, the officers on the | Melbourne Argus writes that the real Bill be allowed to sit during the TIRE EE | in Cpyrus are preparing to proceed to the | with Montreal in Ottawa, that they » ° contemplated retirement from the | bridge of the Cunarder were startled [only solution of the difficulty there |, The Committee sat at 10.45, Mr, sitting of the House, and thia mo- Conlon Nerth-West in the spring, [ were liable to a fine of $100, and Revised and Enlarged List of presidency of the Canadian Pacific [by the apparition, as Captain Fer- |jies in an imuediate annexation of | Rainville, the president, in the chair.tion was granted.Caunds welcomes these persecuted | that their games for the balance of Railway Company, and that Mr.T.|guson described it, of a large vessel | ihe islands by Great Britain.He | 1P© first clauses taken up were in re- | Fon.I.I.Pelletier gave notice of | Russians the season are cancelled.This is all + G.Shaughnessy, who is about to pay [looming out of the thick clouds of |says the natives throughout the en.| E279 fo the borrowing power of the [motion for the production of the bal- \u2014_ nonsense, as Quebec has not default- Bar gains.ae 0 De M ee ir eme end | vores to Sich.sh, \u2018wad ae | 12, Board of Trace.aegis.sug | Sours, Soutien ih cos of per | GERMANY AND |, 15 tei blo cent .Y 0 a step, an , \u2018 ve Etruria, and making directly across |; i |gested an amendment thereto, and [pre wh.Desnoyers et al.A numbe to the ruli of the league, th .sr.von TELE th Bev of th lor Some \u201cOut | an tent.+ |i, in apport of hi | oF Bee documents vivng aivensy | UNVEILED STATES.| iin\u2019 win arn went | $177 for Boy's Sit: \u2014\u2014 r.Dobell's visit to England is, [officer Barr was the officer on the NO KINGS.amendment.been brought down this session ; also _- 22 : ed, and since then they have been 4 a for reasons which are difficult to fully | wateh and was on the bridge with | - .But the clause which caused the | copies of all interlocutory and final | Strong Language Used at German | Willing to meet Moiitreal anywhere, .| understand, arousing anxiety ia An- Cal .Ferguson.Instantly Mr.| Failing annexation, the complete [principal discussion at the morning's | judgments rendered in the case, and CS / except in Montreal provided fair Twed Remvants, 2} yarce asch, lo-Canadian circles, lest the Cana- | Bar¥; divining the danger, signalled |disarmament of the whole populatton-p®éssion was that respecting the ä# |also the name of the party to whom Meetings.and suitable arrangements could be your choice off 12 battens at * Sian Government should be preparing to reverse he engines donen, hen is imperative, and in the opinion - of ent ound lesion a Me L.O.David's letter of the 28th _ made as to rink and expenses.It hav- ; \u2019 + $119 each to lower the standard of the project.| the Ktrur owed down Ve 8 | (he correspondent of the Argus the : oe et wan addressed.which | Derlin, Feb.1ÿ, \u2014 The question of [ig been decided to play the game in | | \u201cBeyy' Baits, 3 pieces, all sims, from od fast ice.Sir Wm=Van Horse's | Standstill, thé order was given to go abolition of the kingship is absolute.special tax not exceeding one per |letter appears in the documents al- Ottawa, Quebec asked that expenses recent speech at Quebec has been full speed ahead.and, with the helm ly mecessary to prevent constant dis- cent.on all diviaends of incorporat- ready produced, hut which doen not the commercial relations of Germany be allowed the two teams in propor- 4 to © years, former [rice 82,28, vow hard a starboard, the Cunarder pass : ed commercial, industrial and finan- | bear the address to whom it with the United States seems not [tion to the dist: \" $1.77 .and akens , pa: .Ô address to whom was n to the distance travelled, yet ammphatie echo.One leading Anglo.2d closely under the stern of the | STPRRC satisfied it \u2018appointed to ciel companies, for which the agent, |sent.unlikely to lead to a partial Ministe- [strange to say this fair and natural |a,, .Canadian, whose position and Marblehead.So ctose, in fact, were rule their own districts with small trustee, person or corporation having Hon, Mr.Robidoux hrought down | rial crisis.Addressing an Agrarian |demand had not been acceded to up Bi J h wealth flgured prominently in the |!b® two vessels that, despite the [Marion \"\" the control, possession, and disposal [ihe fifth report of the Committee on meeting recently, Baron Von Man- |to Monday niorning last.Further, gy 0 S in 00 Wear previous fast service negotiations, de | Mist.the officers on the bridge wav- \u2019 of maid dividends shall be liable, and | Legislation, teuflel (Conservative) said : \u201cHad we | more, as nothing had apparently clared : \u201c1 will neither lift a finger | °4 their hands to one another.Belleves in Suicide.shall be deemed to be the owner | Mr Weir's Bills to amend Art.| increased aur navy sooner the United Deen done about securing a rink in nor give a sixpence to aid in a com promise service.Jf Canada fancies that a seventeen or eighteen knot service will do she makes a great mis- WOULD HAVE SUNK.Captain Ferguson, of the Etruria, was averse to saying much about the escape, but he remarked that if Now York, Fub.16\u2014When a sixteen- year-old boy, charged with attempting to take his own life, was arrai, before Magistrate Wentworth, in Harlem Police of the same for all the purposes this act.\" Mr.T.McDougall, president of the Canadian Bankers: Association, and General Manager of the Quebec Bank, of 5875 of the Revised Statutes, and Art 61 Vic.eh.89 were read a first time, \u2018and Hon.Mr.Fhehyn resumed the debate on the Budget, being fol- States would not have dared to use such language towards Germany.\u2018 AGRARIAN LEAGUE.At the annual congress of the Ag- Ottawa and advertising the game, it was evident it could not be played on Tuesday night, so Mr.H, E.Scott.Secretary of the Quebec Ladres\u2019 sow Boots, former price $1.10, Boys' and Youths\u2019 B bow 0 » * Bots § reduced from 960 and os to lowed by Mr.Carbray, whose speech Hockey Club, telephoned on Monda, ; hi short ot tho very est poe the | his vessol had struck the Marblehead | Court, yesterday, the Magistrate startled | wanted to know if that clause affect.| will appear in to-morrow's issue.rarian League this week similar sen- |to Mr.Wilson, of the Victorias, Pre.1 adien\u2019 Skating Bocte, worth he Fe.Atlantic.To do anything else is |abeam, as would have happened un- | the Court attendants and the f«w specta- (¢d only the banks having ita chief [ A few bills werp advanced a stage, |timents were passed.One speaker, |sident of the League, asking that a now childish, and she would sacrifice the |doubtedly if the engines had not been | tor liy declsring himself in favor of sui- | Offices in Montreal, or whether it also | and the House adjourned shortly af- | referring to the speech of Herr Von | Meeting of the League be called for Cegreat advantages she should reap |reversed, the cruiser must assuredly | cide.\u201cBiagistrate Wentworth said :\u2014 referrad Lo banks ofly having | ter midnight.Buelow, Secretary of State for For- |that night to settle those matters Lot of She Bote and Shore from her splendid geographical posi- | have gone to the bottom.\u201cThat is ead.I believe in suicide, and I | branches there, and appoint a new date for the game.?tion.\u201d SOUNDING Speaking of his passage, Captain Ferguson said it was the worst he had ever made ;in the many years of think every one has a right to ebuffla off whon he has nothing left in life for him.When I get so that there is nothing left Mr.Ethier, the City Attorney.replied that it only referred to banks naving their head offices there, and not branch offices.RAILWAY ACCIDENT.cign Affairs, in the Reichstag last Saturday, in reply to the interpella- von of Count Von Kanitz, said: \u201cIt is useless to serve the Americans with Mr, Wilson réplied that there was not time enough to call a meeting for that night, and then informed Mrfor Gents, former price $1.50 to $2 50, now price # : - We.Another lot Sine Boots for ladies, rc- .ole TE .Traïinmen Siizhtiy In- \" him experience.\u2018\u201cThe trouble was,\u201d |in life for me, I thnk that is what I Theres of the sugar-bread.If we want to impress |ott that the Quebec Club should + on account of abog THE ARM YX.he excla med, \u201cihe gales ara shall do.\u201d The Magistrate then turned ota Te ad.Martineau also Jured.them we must show our fists.We | have seon to securing the rink, as Th to ot wear from .a when we .the boy over to hin ister, who took him .want deeds from the Government, that was the arrangement decided ; 1,98 bad voyage we run into a gale last | home with her.When asked \u2018ater if he marking that it was he who had sug- M \\F A bl Len.| not fine words.A great Power like upon at the meeting of the league $1.Beanrepaire Agala Attacks the arly four or thir tho ght suicide justifiable, Magistrate | fended ar wound MOVE Le nozvile my nt tho Grand Troc train | Germany arret allow herself to be toned Thin van\u2019 mews indeed ! \"ne Dress ( ds, 3 iq St i ; ; 2 .Court of Cassation.spell of fine weather before striking orth, i That, is \"able banks, if there was any difficulty | No.3is off ihe track about three miles | Made & fool of, as wo so far bave |Cuebec delegate to the League, Mr 00 another gale.But on this trip it was nothing but gales and high seas all.\u201d Other Magistrates have been le- about the branch offices he would suggest that the clause bp amended east of Lennoxville.Several cars and the ténder of the engine left the track done with regard to America.\" After another speech, characterized A.E.Swift, had said nothing about the matter, and, as a matter of fact, Very fine Wool Challis, light da: k shades, wocth ys aed .- .i i ishin, ns who, after = - .by vigor of exaggeration, the Agra- Paris, Fob.15\u2014The Patrie Francaise, | straight along from the time we loft nient in punishing perso de, in such a manner that they would |and the engine blocks the line.Six pre- I \" lopted lution |claims to know nothing about it.15e .; , .attempting ther lives, have manifested |not escape paying a portion of the |sengers are reported slightly injured, | \"127 Tengue adopt a resolution |, over.th Secreta t h : the Leazus organized by anti-Dreyfunizes, | the Trish coast.er en zee | regrat, but Magistrate\u2019 Wentworth is the |tax.© Mr.Mehougall remarkod that | The couse.of tho acide is ct present congratulating itsell upon the el | league, in the letter he sent the | ports Sl wodk mused from Ng is sending membership cards to officers in fog.\" first one to exçuse the act and to declare (from the explanations given the sec- | unknowa.: loged retenn of t al erent ° Quebec club, some two weeks after A bal, the army, with a space left blank which : - that the Hight to ord life Fons with the | tion only referred to head offices LATER.ismarck's commercial policy.the meeting, had been held, inform- worth BON Log re From Goods, 19c.the offic rs are urged to fil with remarks.Gas individual.Attempted sui ide is a mis- [doing business in Montreal, But if ; ing them of what had there e secrecy is promised in themat- | Sarnia Toe 15 pia - in demeunor under the law in this State.the latter city was to be granted | A number of trainmen, inc'uding Cim- BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.oo made no mention of he rer \" Leger Prems \u20ac ocde, werth 006, 6e 40c on \u20ac porta te ie bolieved où nis: Feb! \u2014 Last even ug: an \u2014_\u2014 leave to impose that tax what was |ducte W, J.McFarlane, Express Mes- \u2014_\u2014 copy of the minutes of the meeting, Another balance b 75, 0 SO to bea d-vice of the Bonapartists to learn \u2018| from London, and registered at the A $10,090 F.re.to prevent Quebec, coming to Par- [ae J.W.Steers and Niws Agent A Fire There Caused Nearly $2.000,- | Which should have been sent the day and 81 10, ow 1] reomed e in what officers they cn place reliance in attempting a coup d'etat, BESUREPAIRE AGAIN.M_ Beaurepaire,} yesterday, published another attack on the Criminal Chamber of ibe Court of Cassation, acc: sing the Judges of having connnunicated scereta obtained through the examinat on of wit- ewes iu the rovision case, to the Divi.[found the odor of gas very strong, |, band.This is charging the Court with-the identical crime that Dreyfus is alleged to have committed.J ELECTRIC SPARKS The annual convention of the A.O.T.W.was opeved in Turonto yesterday.There were over 400 delegates present.\u2018The British Government are demanding from the American authorities the sum Hotel Vendome as Margaret Wescott, of Port Burwell, Ont.She was assigned a room, and nothing thought of the matter until this forenoon, when, as she had not been seen, the bell boy of the hotel proceeded to her room, and after knocking times without entered.On entering the room he and the lady apparently unconscious.Two doctors who were called, found that woman had been dead some time-wvidently, through having blown out the gas ar not turning it off pro- Rememb-r the Maine.New York, Feb.15.\u2014 A year ago to-day the United States battleship Maine was blown up in the harbor of Havana, and 266 American sea- Rathven, Out., Feb.15\u2014A fire broke out abou\u2019 3 v'clock this 1 f ernoon in the woud working sh ip owned by Frank Mc- Charles, of this place, and iv a very short time the whole building was a roaring mass of fam x, together with the black- several | smith and carriage shop adj ining, owned lof Commerc 3 getting any response |al-o by Mr» McChailes.Although over | ditional burdens one hundrid men curried water, it was Mr.MoChar'es\u2019 fine brick residence, which was quickly eonsumed.From there the wind carried the flames to tre frame residence of Mr.M chal A.Wi all parties affected bad no insurance.Total loss, about $10,000.Wants Government Gran\u2018s.Ottawa, Feb.15\u2014Mr.McLeod Stewart liament next session and asking for the sane powers.He did not consider it a blessing, as they would probably be caught worse in Quebec as far as his bank was concerned.Nr.Crombie, Manager of the Bank ked that any ad- which the city of Montreal would impose on financial Ferdinand were alightly injured.Nobody was k iled.DUEL STOPPED.fhe Grim Reaper Put His Veto \u2018 Upon It, 000 Loss.New York, Feb, 186\u2014Four alarms were turned in to-night] for a tirv in Machine Shop, No.28, in the Brooklyn Nas Yard.This is a three-story brick building built in the sixt'es and was full of lathes and old machinery.The wood |\u201d of no avail and the fire swon'spread to | corporations; would have a bad ef- | fect gencrally, Mr.Eug, Lafleur, on behalf of the | died suddenly, yeaterd Paris, Feb.15-Thomas Buruside, Paris correspondent of a New York paper, ay, of brun cou- Bankers, and Hon.Mr.Geoffrior, representing fices doing business should be tamed, The proposed tax of $100 on stock Lrokers was objected to by Mr.C.S.Camphell, representing the Montin Montreal tion and heart trouble.It is à remark- ot years been a wid: ly known person, He was a near relative of the famous Cameron family, of Penn:ylvaiia, and bebore cominy to Paris had been conneet- ed with Chicagu newspapeis.The qua work of the building was so well saturated with oil that the flumes made great headway and the building was apparcntly.doomed befire the fir men got the several financial institu- | able fact, however, that Mr.Burnside's | \u201creams to play on it, IL is situated nt the foundry were eoon in flames and burning fiercely.The llaze in the 1machine shop started at 6.30 o'clock.At 1 .50 this morning the building was a to al rel with Stra: g, which is a pugnacious | 1088.The budding was 75 feet hy 325 after it was held, was received hy Mr.Scott yesterday, and in these there appear entries to the effect that it was agreed that the Quebec club should arrange the advertising, etc., and also that the allowance for expenses should be the same for both clubs.The latter entry was another surprise to the Quebec boys.The Secretary of the Teague has neglected to include in the minutes the names of the gentlemen moving these resolutions, nor are they tn the form of resolution at ali.This way of conducting the business of the league for Tuesday night, it was ahsolutely useless for the team to go away, and this is the reason of the so-called default.A meeting of the Teague will doubtless be held shortly to settle all these 8% See Remnant Displays in both Dress Goods and Silk De pariments.\u2018Wonderful Bargains in the lot.Mantle Department.Mantles worth $1.75 and $2.00, raw 43.19 & $2.39 Mantles in Beaver, former price $3.00 avd 87.60.row .$3.98 & $4.98 Mantes in very fine Reaver, fuimur price $8.50, Low which was so n totally destroyed.Tie { tions, remarked that the clause was |dinth was bustened by cacitement over | the east gate of (he yard.Chief En- {is tq put it mildly, rather crude, and Collareites and perly : Coroner Fraser decided that fire kept un increasing in fury and caught | very ambiguous and should be chang- & impending duel, wivch he was to fight | Kincer Windsor was iv the building.The Jon a par with his neglect to notify | Sickest Copssour 43.48 Lo.\u2014 Qu tue py eo an Mere aati, > ane in the residenoes «I Messrs, Geurge ed.Messrs.McDougall and J.A.[ith Rowland Strong.Paris correspond.| only work being done thore at present | Quahes they were ordered to play the Cheviot Ulsters, former price $7 50 Pririncial Secrstary Hume, of British prie re or ara \u201cre hioh | Grant and Jubn Griffith, and Mrs.Danicls, | Prendorgast, General Manager of the erg of the Pull Mall Guzette, of Loudon, | ¥A8 swsll work for the torpedo boats.game over.As these details reached now | Columbia, was elected for Nel on, B.C., he eon he Ph urwell, whieh | which were like wis- quiekly demolished.| Banque d\u2019Hochelaga, objeeted to the Inthe Ameri-an Colony, Burnside had | The enppersuriths\u201d shop, the boiler | the Quebec Club too late for them to $5.98 | yosterday, by a majority of 137 votes.place T home.The uw fortunate feature of the fire js that | SUgEestion thut deposits in branch of- | , makers\u2019 shop, the carpenters\u2019 shop and |take action on them d ' real Stook Exchange, and was su el w pug \u201c - .a .$6.19 «f $13,000 fur damage to the steamer La [men lost their lives.The event was |is guing up to Turonto to endeavor to [ported by Mr.\"Rodaiphe Forget, hoe Englishman, arose over an affair in wbich pre portion occupied uo pattern chop.matters, 2 is aches Club teal Braver Jeckrts, formes price $10 Caondiense |ry being run into by the | remembered in this city to-day.Flags | induce the Government to make him « |considered that n tax on the Mont- | Lord Alfred Doug as was said to be con.| 10 this but ne x Te tho anc et | ade.The other clubs are begin and $3.50, now .U.8.frigate Yantie.weve flying at half-mast on the City [greut of mining and pulp lands.Mr.[real Stock Exchange transfers would |cerfed.Strung deeming himself un sulted, paiteras and Ta of of : ao cbr ning to realize that Quebec ot the $6.98 - J.A.Gemmill, Barrister, of Ottawa, | Hall, the Public Schools, and a.| Stewart will make his request ns à repre- |oause the large institutions to trans- |&Nnfa challenge to Buruside, which wng | *ps bu To à ume to Lime.à ° small end of the stick at the last Beaver Jackets, in Peuele, founer wil apply at the Railway Committes of | Other public buildings.Nearly all | gentative of the Montreal and Ottuws [fer their transfer offices to some promptly accepted.The negotiations had | these models an patterns 51.000.000 meeting, and that the Montreal Inno- vrize Bla mew he Privy Council next week for running | the vessels in the harbor bad flags at | Gecrg:an Bay Canal Company for the [other city.A number of other pro- | bot yet reached a point where the pistols troyed.Theloss is estimated a 81 hat it |Cents are not the harmless, slaugh- $7.98 over a porion of the Crow's Nest | half mast.Private residences had | purpose of securing valuable umets, He | minent Montrealers also spoke on |or mords h d been decided upon when | 8 the lowest and it is possi Ni Eine tered lambs they pose as, Co\u2019cred Mantler, reduocd from $16 Bailes This will be the first ap- flags half-masted, and in the stores | tates thst he bas secured promises of [the different sections of that clause, tuiden do th ol.imed (ke American.will reach a higher fgure, as allof the HOCKEY aud $18, Lo .cation of ibe Kind.were pictures of the ill-fated sbiP | anis ance frum every member of the and the Committee ad ourned shortly | Strong has mixed much in tbe Dreyfus | Patterns and models were expensive of - ; $9.98 plieat \u2014 ER with the phrase \u2018\u2019remember the | Losislat.ve Assembly from the Ottawa | after one o\u2019clock, PE affait.It was lie who took Major Ester- | constructiom The loss on the buiiding | The St.George Hockey team easily Orisis Exp:c:eû Maine.\u201d Valley and Nipissing.He will take with | In the afternoon the Special Com- | hazyon his flight from France to Lundon, linea at $330,000 ; on machinery, defcated the Levis Club at the Que H ts + Le Pp Philadelphia, Feb.15.\u2014 The anni- | him tu Toronto a fine large postal map | mittee on the Montreal bill continued | aud Îhere arranged for the publication of L000.rec oe he t night by 37 IQ and Ribbons.Vivre, February 15 \u2014Empetor Franz | versary of the blowing up of the upon which has been drawn the route of |consideration of that voluminous | the confessions of the Mujor, Bit \u2014 Brain - enviable Bt.Sear are £000 yards Ribhe, worth Ke to 48s -* iv Joef expects to go to Buda Pest to-day [battleship Maine was marked here |, cans] and showing the |Mmeasure.The proceedings were en- a bitler quarrel arose between the two, More Riots.à hy is heel record this year, now ali reduced te A br to make a last atrempt at reconciling the | with the beginning of work on the livened by the appearance of the de- i and there is tittla deubt they will ition in the Hungarian Diet with powerful man-of-war which will bear country which will be served by is.He will be accompanied by scveral (ttawa legates representing the workingmen and ghe confessions were never made.Burnjide was about fifty years of age.Marscillen, Feb, 16.\u2014The return here end the seagon as junior champions 1@e.jori the name of the historic battleship.; of to-day from his Algerian trip of M.Herri | of the city.Their next game will be The talsnee cf oar Faslicualle Hate he tn hed mie of Lhe leaders of The new Maine will be built by the | Gentlemen.pie iin po earl is or al Rochefort, Editor of the Ptransigeant, with the Three Rivers club, in Que- worth 3c now have been going on for a month, bat to [Cramp Shipbuilding Company.\u201d and =o tures protesting against the proposed Underhacd Wo.k.the Radical orgau, led to a renewnl of the [ boc, next Wednesday.18c.po avail.The Huogarian Premier, Baron | At the compans's yards at 11 o\u2019clock Baroum's Circus.: [tax on Departmental stores.Two of | Losdon, Feb.16\u2014The Paris cerrez- | \"Ati-Semitio demoustrations and sireet WiNNIPEGERS DEFEATED.worth 50e.no 28e.Benffy, and the principal Micisters, have to-day the first piece was laid.London, Pub, 15\u2014Buth in amusement [the delegates, Messrs.McKay and i pondent of the Daily News says :\u2014*'It fighta which macked hin de parture for Montreal, February 1 Victor: \u201c $1.00and $1.25 FY særived here and are in close c.naultation \u2014 and Guancis] circles there is much spe- | Darlington supplemented the petition |turns out that Gen, Mercier.in his hors on \u2018ebruary Hi .Abbe pe a a res 8 ebruary Fine Victoria with Frons Josef.A grave crisis in The Debt Arranged.culs ion over the announeement that the | with flery addresses, which fairly | evidence before the Court of Cassation, | \"28 hooted while on bis way ttes ure Vies ey team heated the Winnipeg ; Hungary is expected, as the opposition is | Washington, Feb.15.\u2014 A definite | Barnuin aud Bailey circus will remain [startled the staid gathering, Speeches |adm tled that ne Minis'or for War he | *nd another Bes attacked - ie going .ichorny on the & v match of the series Carpets and (urtains.determined not to yirld, agreement for the adjustment of the | hero iratead of re:urning, as was original.| were also delivered by the Hon.C.A.| communicated secret ducuments to the | toaconvent.Windows inseveral chugches for e Stan ey p to night after oùe of : T+ |debt of the Central Pacific Railroad (ly planned, to the United States.Itis |Ceoffrion, EBenator Dandurand, | Dreyfus court martial, sitting in private, | 87d 8yusgogues wcre smashça.© most hotly contcated matches ever Large choice in Colored Lace Cur Moving.to the Government has been reached | nuw announced that the propristors of |Messrs.Henry Hamilton and Sam.| without the knowledge of Dreyfusor his _\u2014 | witnessed in Montreal, The score at the tains, worth 20 to 35 c., Dow P.X.Morency, gildee and picture- framer, is moving his stock on the lst of Maxch from No.113 St.Joseph street to It is understood that the plan con templates the payment of $58,000,000) by the Government Compnission and | the circus will fluat an English Company [Carsiey against the bankers representing the railroad | with a total capitsl of $2.000,000, of The cause of the small storekeepers, which James A.Bailey takes one-third.the proposed tax.who are opposed to the Departmental stores, was advocated by Messrs.Ho-ounsel.He said he was ignorant of the fact that this was an illegal proceeding, Appoyed the Turks.London, Feb, 16\u2014Tho Constantinople adding that in his profeasivusl-experienice | correspondent of the Standard ange 1\u2014 finish stood 3 to 1 iu favor of the Montreal team.Up to within a minute of the finish the scure stoud 1 to 0 in favor of Winnipeg, but within the last minute 12¢.t0 28 ¢ End pieces of Foglish Oit Cloth, al visen sd at 33] po redaction | Mr.Bailey will bucome the Chairman of a ; it had often heen done \u2018before.\u201cGeneral | \u201cDuring the r t festival of Butrmon Table covers, reduced 40 p « tue Vendre, Dering 1 month a.| arte pes caen ee, in semiannual | tboTioad of Directors, hin ssscites in | Tore Corvain.GB.Laneiot, fF.| Meri tosher wort (hab.Dupo, | Motcar the Avatian Mi mistor (named | (be Movte ers sored tro qumte in | Mardy word Fo pur ord sow d: ction will be made on frames, mirrors, | piring tei vests from date.These | dio aug, \"anf Mir: George Starraod lcominittes adjourned at \u2018six o'clock: | Mi: atk atid Hf.Harthisu ware all pare | upon tho Oustom Houss being opeued to | JEL QUstiicn.The Wissipeters bad : Zi 4 K res piring tes seate from à te.Mr.M.C.den.to \u2018meet again at eight.; \u201c u 0 Bm f the use to bp \u2018wade of the enter a cargo of flour from the United firat half and played à very hard and fase \u2018Tapestry carpet, former price fc, \u201d : & Central Pacific four par po re \u2014 \"AU \u2018the later Hour the discussion ot | SECTE! dpcuménts, but that all agreed it [ United States.After some difficulty his Aftab hon, avd and a now 24 Cabinet Trou \u2019 ste = { TS State of Siege.the Departmental store question was | TS to cars fully concealed from M.| request was complied with, but the inci- son VUE « mie nt of i eays :\u2014\" tation ththe Pra-sian Taliioet ave \"He Oanada L'fe.Hamilton, \u2018Ont, Feï 15.\u2014 A meetitig of poliey-holders of the Ca- Managua, Nicaragua, Feb.18.\u2014 Presi dent Zelaya has issued 8 decree declaring the Republic vf Nicaragua to be in a state renewed.Mayor Prefontaine statgd that the clause empowering the city to fax Depaptinental siores had the Casimir Perrier, co.\u201d .then President of | dent caused great annoyance i, Turki h circles.\u201d gras scored the first game for Winnipeg.Cain Davidson was hugh estly in the rame, receiving à bad blow in the face, In the second balf the Montrealers woke Velvet and Brussels $1.35 and $1 28, vow caret, woh ste dimensions ib.a 5 y-hole .] ni f the City Coun- Euccessful Revival.WHORE HER RUDDER.; T - inetesining\u201d daily.Barn Von Hem |nada Life Assurance Company will be | (f siege.A battle was gxpeotes] to take | UHARIRIUR support o _ Pag EI up ; Bain, the star man of Winn peg.was fmerstein- on Minister Agrica!- | hold in the Board of Trade rooms ap Jace to-day west of Chile Mounta'n.The oval pe taxpayers as \u201ca an Sebncotady, NY.Feb.15-For the| Plymouth, Eng.Feb, 15.The | hit in the face by the puck aml received thre, openly\u2019 disagrees with the foreign Friday night.when steps will be te- resident is rending the warships to the xt wak the Evang list Dr.Wilbur [| Hamburg-American.Line step sailed\u201d Prether Big Bargains.; : : ë h a bad cut that he bad tu retire, his y 7 cs ; After some remarks by Messrs.Eth- | Chapmag luna been holding revival mest- | toria, Capt.Koppf.which rom | 3 6 i \u2018Th pol ey of bis co'lragues, Dr.Bowe, Mio- [ken to oppose the removal of | the | front as rapidly as collected.An up- ier, Q.C.City Attorney.and Senator | ings in this city.The interest iti them | Hamburg on Jun.29 for New York, place being taken by Armitage.e ; \u2018 - water of Ecclouinstical Affairs and Publie head offices of his institution from | rising was recently discovered at Mata.Dandurand, the Committes proceeded | has become tn onze that th n afternoon | and which was repôrtéd pasted: liz.Montres} rs played luster in the sccond Fkeins of Berlin Wool, ligt.tly faced, Instruction ; Herr Thiolen, Minister of | Hamilton to Toronto.t an im- | glia, It vas organized by a Catholic {15 consideration Of the clauses re all the 7 | bulf, the visitns playiug » defeuce game, reduced from be.to Public Works ; Herr Brefeld, Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Herr Von Buelow, Secretary of State for Foreign Affaira policys, which, accurd- ing to the agrsr ans, is too conciliatory er Amer 1t i possible Baron Derhorat, Minister vf he Interive, will be the first member of the Cabinet promptu meeting of policy holders last night.at which some of Hamilton\u2019s wealthiest citizens were present, over $1,000 was subseribed on the spot at the nucleus of a fund to be \u2018used in opposirig {he proposéd le: éfsiqtign\" which\"will ° He Sought by the company to sanction the \u2014 re priest who has been captured and is now on his way to the penitentiary.The Organ Grinde 4 London.Feb.15\u2014William Turnoug Thomas Poulette, the opean grinding claimant to the Earldom of Poulite, - apecting railivays entering the city of Montreal, and the clause empower nig thé said city to expropriate pu lic franchises.essrs.Campbekt c.Smith.1.°P.Mullarkey, Hon.A Sin rion, Senator Nandurand and Bug.Lafontaiug disgusged the ques tiga, sriticism being mainly directed tenths placeg fog three Yours in order fo alloy their pmpl yecs to attend a meeting, The business\u2019 par jan of the city was de- vested From 3 to 8 to night, ading business men and nine- jard' Juan.31st, arrived here to-day, the merchalits and the pro- f (owed in by tugs.The Proturia eñ- prietors of tho ealoons closed wp their [ countered a heavy southwesterly gale on Feb.2, during which tho rudder naft broke.It was temporarily re Paire, und Capt.Koppf decided to return.Then.: to this port a succession of gales was et through all and they succeeded im keepiug their ad- vautage until about a minute before time.was callel when the Montreal V'ctorias rushed the puck down, aud McDougall scored the ecc md gape Sor Mont: in 29 minutes.The Montrealers scored another gate in 30 secouds, thes winning the matoh by 2 to 1.Zc.each.Towels, extra value at 4, 5 and 6jc.Straw Ticking, worth 1lc., now Te A lot of Sample Stockings from 10c., up.Ladies\u2019 Woolen Undcrvests, reduced sacrificed Fi oh of which the Pretoria was steered by Ae mava), that lie has received offers of money, with | to the clause respecting the franchise Renourced Hs R'gh's.means of her twin screws, with thé FOOTBALL, to 1K - which to further his claim, from a gentle- |appropriation.The Committee ad-| Lendon, Feb.16\u2014The Paris corres- | assistance of hand gues, The 5551 Paris, Feb 15 a i x © Money sav.d by a perusal of our ad- Criminal Libel.man in Massachusctts.He also asserts | journed at ten o'clock to sit again | pondent of the Tinws \u2018ays :\u2014 \"According passengera uu buard the Pretoria had | Pain \u2018cb, 15~The pes grhletie con- oLot cf Braces, reduced from 2c.to vertisement.\u2014Z.Paquet.St.John, N.B., Feb.13.\u2014 Yes | that other offers of a like character have | to-day and take up the bill.tua letter jnat received here from Ar- | an enviting experience.\u2018Ihe outlook v1 c ween r presentalives of, rance 15e, i terday there was published two affi- | come to him frumMontreal and elsewhere _ gentina, the Austrian Archduke Joh, | at times was extremely gloomy, but |#nd Germany since the a ras jan Balance of Coracts, worth 60c., now \u2018Woman's Conven' ion.davits in which W.J.Dean, Oppo- |in America.Settled Out of Court.alias Johs Orth, is now residing with bis [ at no time was there a panic, When Fa ne ! \u20ac ct uring 2anti ont Te, Washi gton, Fob.15\u2014The afternoon | sition candidate for the county of Morgapatio wife on a farm in the River | the rudder shaft broke in she gale of | Fransfori-on-the-Main, when a foot : meutit g wan devoled ts the consideration ofthe question of arbitration and disarmament.All the rpeakers took ground in favor of arbitrati n, and some of them St.Jobn, against Hon.A.T.Dunn, Surveyor-General, swore that on nomination day Jas.Kelley and J.Fred Watson offered him $200, then 8500, nal libel un a warrant swaqrp \u201cout Breciaity.We have the nicst nssortment of embroideries, just received.*D.BELANGER & CO., Lindon, Fab.15 \u2014Tho suit brought by the owners of the British steamer Restormel to recover $20,000 of ocean marine insurance, carried by the steamer e1yera, which at the time Panama and is more than ever resolved to (enounce the prerogatives of his ath,\" Feb.3, the Dicwuria bore to the southwurd for {wa days, seeking the route of the eastward bound vessels.On the 4th she spoke the Gergen shop's Rock, 817 miles distant, ma\u2018ch, under Rughy rules, will be played by French and Gorman teams, It is understood that Emperoe Williams has promised to attend.Very good Kid Gloves for men, former piice (Oc.Low » 8cc.Another lot, usually sold at $L snd £1.25, Low \u2019 y se ! 0 ire \u2018 , - Dam at the time she was captured by the coked.steamer Bengalia, from Ylaauburg, où eo i wie for sp edy armament.8.me ex- to hod to er Ee Sone $,10.13,16818 = Notre-Dame strest.Unit: d States auxilisry crui-er St.Paul, B Wreoked b.15_The | #20 29.for Tulinuere.and notified | [ o EUR RING.nest 7&c.primed b no acertala terms voir op- Against Hon.Mr.Dulin.In the &f- Ap Extra Fessicn.a1 she waz trying \u2018tu Enter the harbor at ug | rend i tt i the olf her qf the nocident.On the Sth the a 35 round ont ier natched Cor Baby Rugs, worth $1.25, now 77 w fo an jncrensed 15a Inst DY ; Z : Santi ith ec 8 n c > ia shap r » 189 1 - gamer, and their prin.of the tetnoon n was arrested for crimi- Washington, Feb.15\u2014The President Sentigge de ubà with conl fur the Auet Monmouth Park rnce tenck, near Ocean Lretoria shaped_her course for pt will fight at about 215 pounds.As c papish: American war.Rev.Anna h by Hon.Mr.Dunn, He was released bas cuhveyed astpranices to eqme of the was \u201cbottled\u201d in tliat Furbor, by Rear ark, was alinaet entirely wrecked during attempts at repairing wera futile.A Fitz never fighta over 160 it will be Uward Shaw id-d.Rov.Amanda | où bail.and to-day the prçliminary | Party lexders in Co.gress, in addition to | Admiral Sampson, las becn se:tled out Bh ime, The stand was built in | severe hurricrau on the 6th caured agai at kine PAU however.thins Ready-made Sheets and Pillow i i i- ti ! ] i wi pe .; 8500,- - gainat him.Fitz, however, thinks = Deyo, of Phi elphia, presented .pet examination was commenced hi the | those von par seek, that he will |uf Court.\u2018The terais of the acttiement oo.A ua en na ot Pry ro a, as The as on it the fight will soon be over.should | Cases at Cost of Materialtoe \u201card reigned \" Barer oo ioe of Palieg Court.Several witnesses were § certainly cal «gress togother in extra | haso not been divulgud.a casse ï the |Jefiries.though, Le able to stave off pe \u2014_\u2014 the United S:atrs, with the Czar's no le effort for the cause cf God and bumani- ty.\u201d \u201cSovereign citizens,\u201d said a member, \u2018we are not sovervign citizens, we are political slaves.\u201d examined, but the cate was not ished, * To make plice goods ll o e for new we wi sell the [A of our dress goods, Beaver cluth, ladien\u2019 jacks ts nnd geutle- men's overciata at 35 p.e, reduction.fin- session if it fails Yo pass the Army À organization Billat the present Ay te Shirts.Any one who wants to have a rice colured shirt ought ta cast an eye at the windows of Peg T p Depot, 06 Muuntaio Fiple end \u201cword.Galveston, Fob.15\u2014A beautiful sword and » Bible, purchased by the Sunday School chile of Jos ere pures presented to Cen ope Juhp W.Philip, of Yezan- Ror Home London, Fub.16\u2014Tho Daily Ch-onicle says it understands that Haron Herschigl] hag armanpd to sai} for Eugland op Febuary JL.\u2019 water.\u2018The hurricane continued for two days, during whish time the steamer wade only sixty niles.as hue engines had to be stopped in the big seas.During the remainder of her trip to Plymouth a succession of storins Werÿ elcountered.Fitz for ten vounds, his extra weight ought to give him some ¢hance.Af ter that every clinch will be of advantage to Jeffries.as it will give him a chance to use Lis we:ght.ia only shaw is to keep Fitz away till Z.PAQUET _\u2014 ; y ere thu latter tires, for when strang.one 167 169 171 St di 3 h § Twenty dusen pairs of $1.00 gloves, ED.BELANGER & CO., Hl, we seli 1liem at half price.ho commanded thy hattlesh 0, Flu nel, supetior quality, worth = = | punch from him, either right left, ' \u2019 » JCLER Lrpe te slightly shep worn, reduced to de.per 29 Notre-Dame street, ! KD.BELANGER & CO.Surin ho wer with Fjain, Tie sword 50-5 60;.for Sh por yard.\u2014%4 Pa ne ness usingss, buy the hush might end Jeffries* aspirations.t .& paie.\u2014Z.Paquet.8,10,13,16&18 8,10,13,16&18 | cost #,500- | quot.ey ET {Coutiued on Fourth Page., Telephone 2171, A dn \u2014L_\u2014 THÉ CHRONICLE, QUEBEC.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1899.\u2014 rer re \u2014\u2014Jof \u2014\u2014\u2014 Office Suits, Made to Order, $14 for $1075.Superior Quality Suits, Made to Order, $15 for $11.70.Latest Style Suits, Made to Order, $18 for $14.50.2% PER CENT DISCOUNT ON BOYS\" SUIT.The Quebeg Chronicle inssrtions of twenty wor's.Special rates for contr- cts os application.TELEPHONE NO.43.QUEBEC, FEBRUARY 16, 1899, Mr.Atwaters amendment to the Budget, condemning the practice of spending money for ordinary purposes on special warranis, was voted down last night in the Legisla'ure.The Pruvince is, however, overwhelmingly in favor of the whulesume principle laid down by the Conservatives\u2019 financial critic.It is idle to talk of eafeyuarding the guard, the assent of the Legislature to expenditures, is being disregarded.The : Treasary, when the most essential safe- THRE PUBLIC Ave cautioned against parties serving out epurious waters for others, empowers the City Council of Montreal, to levy a tax not exceeding one per cent.on the dividends of sll companies doing business in Montreal.The clause reads as follows : ** A special tax not exceeding one per.cent.on all dividends of incorporated commercial, industrial and financial corporationt, for which the agent, trustee, person or corporation having the control, possession and disposal of said dividends shall be liable, and shall be deemed to be the owners of the same for all the purposes of this act.\u201d tion was able to take advantage of it.The Government know what to ture to predict will compel the trade to yield to that corporation, so that the oil interests of this country will be in the hands of one great monopoly in a short time.\u201d The liberal newspapers are charging the railways with giving better terms to the monopoly than to Canadian producers.If what they say is true, it only serves to bear out.the statement of Mr.Lister.An appeal has been made to the Railway Committee of the Privy Council to prevent discrimination.Certainly that body ought to remedy any ine justice that exists in the matter ol rates.\u2018The attempt to utilize the Railway Committee against the com is suspended six months.At the rate the Montreal Bill is going through the Legisiature, the next generation will be hoary-headed before it reaches a third reading.Voters in New Brunswick are be ing told that unless they support Me, Emmerson Federal public works will be suspended.And yet there are sone who believe there is no politics in the fray.Before Quebec re-plays the dis puted hockey match with Montreal it should have some guarantee that Legislsture and members of the press \\lery to a dinner this evening at the arlismens Buildings.Mrs.James Dean, at her resideuce, Grande Allee.Sir John Bourinot, K.C.M.G., is lecturing in New Bruusw ok.His Worship Mayor Prefontaine, of Montreal, is at the Chateau.Mr.Robert Nuble ~The polish you gave me on trial called \u201cSularine\u201d works on silver plated gouds, hrass gnods, se wellas on uvery metal with the greatest satisfaction.had it well tested.(Signed), _ A.E Vallerand, Queb c.J.B.D.Legare, sole agent for the Dominion, 86 St.Peter street.tt D.ified to Lea.Greenport, L.I, Feb.15\u2014Daniel HARDWARE, 8t John Street, Upper Town, & Sous-le-FPort Street, Lower Town, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Silver Plated Ware! (SOME NEW DESIGNS).BRASS FIRE SETTS, F, SIMARD & CIF.One Price Only.NOW OPEN\u2014The Very Highest Novelties in Swiss Embroideries Engaged Patterns.F.Simard & Cie., 137 St Jossph Street.St.Roch\u2019s, Quebèc- Telephone 2157.A Full Line \u20140\u2014 Toboggans, Furlined Coats, Caps, Gauntlets, ete.G.R.RENFREW & CO 8% & 37 BUADE STREET, QUEBEC.DIRLINSTON S CASH TROWSERINGS.lars Boia ILE ITH TT \u2014 ASK FOR \u2014 McLAREN'S C00K\u2019S FRIEND AND TAKE NO OTREP.THE : \u2026.7 expect.Mr.Lister, now a judge, , SUBSCRIPTION : said from his place in Parliament : Mr.C, F.Gildersleuve, Genera! Man- COT T O N U N D E R W E A R | : Clinic Hard a lo (PAYABLE 1¥ ADVAKCE) \u201cThe difficulty is that these tank f the Rich- lieu and Outario Na- .; 1 Daily - .- - 800perannum | ships are in the hands of one vast Vigstion Company, isin town, 9 quest at NEW STYLES.FULL IN SIZE RELIABLE IN QUALITY.Weekly Edition - - $'.00per annum.| corporation, who will use them to |the Chateau.2 4 AT UNEQUALLED PRICES.BRANCH STORE ADVERTISEMENTS; | compet the rat'way companies tocar- | Mis B hs, of Quebec, vas a NEW CHEMISES \u2018 7 .Tem Cents per line Grst insertion, and Five ies Burroughs, of Quebec, y - on, Conta por line frat ioe ry their ofl at a lower rate than they | gucet nt the \u201cAt Home\u201d given \u2018by Mrs.NEW CORSET COVERS, FABRIQUE STREET Advectisemente regniring alternate insertions, | Sive to the other oil refiners of the frank Sills, of Montreal, on Monday.NEW SKIRTS E .Fach 8a bios or three times por week, Eighi | country, and in that way get anad-| , th po \u2018events last week NEW DRAWERS -\u2014 Ce pr ee actoents Ten Coote for two | YAN1AK® Ver the trade, which I ven- ry recherche supp given by NEW NIGHT GOWNS.| High Class Cutlery, in Cases, Electro Plated Ware, Brass Fenders txd Fire Sefts English Enamelled Kitchen Utensils In a Variety of Shapes .RIFLES, Of the Latest Up-to-Date Patterns SKATES, 15 kinds from whick to cLoces action of the Legislative Assembly last | bine looks like closing the stable Brow hpi and rm 20 S h CI Hockey Sticks: and Pucks night is theoretically an endursation of the | door after the horse has gone.In |and ho belonged to Bast Marion, re flOWS.oes, \u2014 18 \u2014 ' Guvernment' li.y, and t for | the meantime oil has gone up in the carried away ona la oa of ice, yester- it to eat the.offence, Bur Me Mar West a cent and a half a gallon, and | day, avd posaibly perished at sea.The : ORDERED IN P REF ERENCE F ° repeat y three boys, wh le out duck hunting, ven- Moccasins or chand will do well not to regard it as | there is a prospect of a Turthe ect of a further rise.tured out on the ice.Before they realized : \u2014 TO \u2014 \u2014\u2014 .rch Our Ly oF wo Snows mow claims | he yen Ve pe ar, [ALD OTHER BRANDS| Cleanliness, * Y & C O A PREPOSTEROUS PROPOSAL, | the continent as her own, The buys were seen in their perilous posi- Wholesale & Retail - Co 3 G I O \\/ I 'R, I R .The Montreal Bill now before the | Mr.Cotton says all the charges of tion by some by Then who were power: ; Who Have Made Trial of It.Civilitya Legislature contains a clause which | corruption against\u2019 him are made of se - NO aT - ?* the legislature is bound to | whole cloth.7 ee ALUM Comfor t, amend or reject.It is somewhat As! Ingredients Lo Up to date ice has formed across TLEM EN\u2019S x .- ; : vague, but as understood by the J OH AW & (1 GEN ; the Quebec harbo: for three hours 1 A LE CARTE Ee ny act 23 he | he quer Barter fr are hows N .; Pure and Perfectly Healthfal |PEERT.NSS-WORE, >>> +=\".PRONFT SERVICE, PATRONIZE THR Imperial Laundry, 72:74, St Valier Streetor Telephone 96 Ww NOTICE! 58 \u2018 ; ; RP UBLIC NOTICE 18 HFR! CALEDONIA MINERAL WATERS.| ia mnie op | Su se Co [Torin puTimmee Unless THIS CUT is branded on the cork, it isa panies having headquarters in Mont- \u2014 .Winter Trowserings pac nie Arf ma wed a Counterfeit and Fraudrer EEE | But even MARVELLOUS! The \u201cBelfast\u201d Corset, Nataral Form, is ubtaining a nally marveloos sucoces, although on'y for a short tims om the market.hondreds of this spleodid Corset are sold daily.The extraordinary popularity of real, the clauses will be less objectionable than in its broader sense.under this interpretation the bill will authorize the city of Montreal to levy a tax upon à dividend declared by a corporation like the Canadian Pacific Railway.Thus Montreal would tax the whole Dominion.It would not, however, do so long.as the companies affected would elsewhere.It is enough that Mont- Social Gossip.Mr.H.Perey Russel left for New York on Monday.Miss Sampson, of this city, is spending a few weeks in Sherbrooke, as the guest of Mrs.R.J.Spearing.Mr.H.D.Blackader, jr., of the Halifax Recorder, is staying at the very soon remove their headquarters | Officers\u2019 Mess,\u201d the Citadel.HOCKEY STICKS - - AND\u2014 SKATES, SLEIGHS.Jus, RODGERS % SON'S REGULAR PRICE $7.60 AND $88.00 \u2014 FOR\u2014 CASH-$5.00-CASH.First Come, First Choice.OPPOSITR PORT OFFICE.TELEPHONE 664.THE INVESTNENT COMPANY WEB FRE ASE D OTIJE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ths Aniual G-nsesl Matinz of the Sharebold «rs will b> held st the Company\u2019s Office, 81 St, Peter Street, on MONDAY, the 20th instant, At 3 O'clock P.Mof redceming and extinguishirg the de turvs imued under the Acts 12 Vic, chap, 118, 14 sud 15 Vie.chap.132a0d 133, Via, chap 1h, sec 8, nw matured, establishing & sinking fund and other matters.Quebec, 17th January, 180.LS.F.BURROUGH?, Ats'y.for Pot're PUBLIC NOTION tivh will te made de the Parliament of Cana ia, ot its next Session, for an Act atnende ing the Act, mcorporaung the Quebec Réc ame HERFBY GIVEN THAT ASPIACA-r::; that Corset is due to the fact that it adds elegance to comfort, a thing .: x] i i - | ship Company, by grant-ug power tc the sed \" ; 5 real should have power to tax its| Mr.A.Densereau, ex-Fostinaster LIMITED.fo receive at stement.of the all it of the Com: | 7 tobuy asd sell {vi and other gooda which manufacturers always either seem to ignore or cannot uoder- own citizens, and it can do that of Montreal, is registered at the Cha- CUTLERY.Authorized Capital, $500,000.pany foe the pact ver, and foe the election of | COS Pour Cao AP es ave pan 9 10 pren Te A rons | Ee The on, à.Foyer ot Montre.| Telephones (VPer Tomm 87e eee pT dede 2 5 : Sn \u2014\u2014\u2014 e Hon.À.Boyer.0 \u2019 : & Lo LS Ladies try it once and jou will never wear soy others.Ask yoor THE GASPESIA.at the Chateau.8 Lower Town 44.|47 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MNTREALP.Q ar : ve\" \u2014 merchant forit.It gives general satisfa:tion and only cos's $2.00.A h Chronicle Just new ary.Q whee, 16th Jannarv, 1599.despatch to the nicle Jus Mr.W.J.Maguire has sailed for Direators : night states that the Gaspes.is the vessel is most dangerous, since PARISIAN CORSET CO.[aii ws Tre ponton\u201d « \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Confound in a few hours.: ESAT BEARD AE mA % pts i lost.It! My Kitchen stove bas broken down again, and it will take a week to get new pieces from the manufactarers.Yes, but if yon had had one of our stoves it could have bzen put in running order again CARRIER, LAINE & CO.263 St.Joseph Street.SE AT AR ITT if she drifts to the Island she will 5e The fact that the Gaspesia has got sc far east as the Magdalines s! ows 4 | that she has not followed the course that is regarded as the :ife on2 for winter navigation.On leaving New Cærlisie she appears to have heen headed E.S.E., und to have 0, in consequence, into waters thac are dangerous, as the provailing winds and currents of wiser carry lhe 17e into them.A nor\u2018herly course Le Anticosti, and thence due Eas to Cape Ray, should have given th: Gas pesia open water to Newfoundlandunder ordinary conditions at this time of the year.The vessel has had, however, to encounter an unusual storm almost dd world wide in its extent, which has resulted in numerous wrecks on both sides « the Atlantic.If the Gagj-» sia has Leen driven off hi courss, or NEW YORK \u201cWILLIAMS\u201d [iam mm ors ie Visible Writing, Quickly Learned, TYPEWRITER.practicability of winter navigation in the Gulf.The experience of the Gaspesia shows that the northerly route is the safer one, and that is the route by which Quebec can be reached.OVERCROWDED CARS.A novel bill has been introduc=d into the Ontario Legislature.it provides that passengers on a street ear who ive unable to find seats shall pay only half fare.The bill is tlre outgrowth of the agitaiion in To ronto against the overcrowding of street cars.Some time ago the theory was advanced that a Street R.il- way Company could not legally collect fares from passengers who were not provided with seats.One of tie Toronto newspapers advised its readers to pay no fares without seats.Its representative, who tried the experiment of refusing to pay, was a.- rested and fined.That stopped \u2018he agitation against overcrowding, which has now been renewed in the Legislature.If the, proposed rule is applied to street railways a good many people will travel only in Easily Kept in Order.[72 NO EXPENSE FOR RIBBONS, NO LIFTING CARRIAGE, NO TROUBLE TJ) SHOW.Oil Monopoly.THE WILIIAMS, Supplies for 211 Machines ua sr Cali and See It.THE OIl.MONOPOLY.Canada has awakened to the fact that it is in the grip of the Standard When the present Govermmnent took office there was an independent oil industry in this country.What has happened to bring about the change ?\u2018Ihe reduction in the oil duty ef- T.J.MOORE & co.118-120 Mountain Hill.fectet by the Liberals was compara- LOST! MEX N LEATHFE PURS-, BF- A EXO or, Pry & Co's.and Liver aoia\u2019.Finder will be rewarded on leaving «ame ab CHRONICLE OFFICR \u2014 = Put few men are cver inspired with a desire to work hard.ANTED, JUNIOR CLE Lower Tosm office French and Englieh and write à goxd kad.RK, FOR ak P.O BX 181 tively snmll\u2014hall a cent a gallon.way sufficient to weaken the resistance of the Canadian industry.1t was followed by the extension to the Standard Oii Company of the privilege of delivering oil in tank ships.The permission given was, of course, general, but only the great corpora- Y This, though not enough to open our \u2019 markets to American competition, England.Lieut.-Governor Jette will pay an official visit this afternoon to the Convent of the Sisters of Misericorde, at Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.J.Piddington left \u2018| yesterday afternoon by Grand Trunk Railway for New York, whence they will sail to-day for Bermuda.Miss Bertrand, daughter of 8.A.D.Bertrand, Esq., of Winnipeg, has or- rived in Quebec, on a visit to her near relative, Mrs.Dr.G.LaRoque, at the Parliament Houss.Hon.C.A.Dansereau arrived in this city last evening.Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere is in Montreal.Miss Cook, who has been the guest of her sister.Mrs.C, B.Greenshields, SALE NOW GOING ON Everything Reduced.Below we give a list of goods Peel street, Montreal, has returned to Quebec.; w | Mr.and Mrs.A.Prevost, of Que bec, are in Montreal.i On Monday evening Hon.Justi Choquette and Mrs.Choquette gavi » charming \u2018\u2019At Home'' to the Mon magny Snowshoe Club and oth friends at their residence, Montmagu Mrs.Choquette received, assisted by Mrs.N.Gauthier, and the Mis: Marmette, Tache, and Bender.The were a number of Quebecers among the guests.Music was furnished Gauvreau's orchestra, Quebec.{ Lord and Lady Curzon of Eedlestofs house in Carlton-gardens, London, bps Leen taken hy Lord Mount Stephen oy a rental of £2,000.\u201ces { Hon.Mr.J.Tessier, Speaker of de Legislative Ass.mbly, entertained a number of members of the Legislative Cutn- =i], Legistative Assembly and represoma- tives of the press to dinner on Tursday evening last, The Speaker, besifles being very popular.is an idea] host, énd consequently a most agreeable snd pleasant evening was spent by all ithe guests.The folluwing is the list off invited guests :\u2014Hon, Messrs, J.K.Rpbidoux, H.Archambault, G.M.Dechène, A.Turgeon.H.T.Duffy, M.F.Hactetr, G.A.Nantel, T.Chapais and M.Berodeau, M.L.C.; Messra.Geo.Ball, Jos.Bedard, 8.Beland, P.J.L.Bissonrptte, E.Blanchard, A.B.Bourbonnais, L.P.P.Cardin, Hector Caron, J.À.Chauret, C.8, Cherrier, D.J.Decary, L.T.ÿ.L Duplessis, D.Gillies, Lomer Gouin, §.A.Lacombe, E.H.Laliberte, C.B.Major, L.E.Panneton, H.Petit.H.B.Rainville, G.R.Smith, J.W.Tullieg, N.Garneau, A.Rubitsille, T.B.Dv Grosbois, C.A.Chenevert, E.Bouffacd, WV.Weir, M.P.P.\u2019s ; R.Prefontaine, N.P.; Victor Allard, Eugene Lafontaine Paul de Cszcs, Liniero Taschoreau, E.J.Demers, Frank Carrel, H.Wallis, Henest P«caud, I.Carrier, L'Evenement} Jos, Dumont, Le Courrier du Canada ; Ÿ.W, S.Dunn, the Chronicle ; Antomeo Douillard, Private Secretary.Mr.H.J.B emer is at the Chatbau, + +».+* His Lordship Bishop Dunn ldt yesterday evening, by G.T.IL, fog Sherbruoke and Leunoxville.> » + Mr.Jas.8.Brierly, editor of thy Montreal Lorald, isnt the Chateau, .+ My, Arthur Sowden has leit ond fyivg visitto Buffalo.le will return ih a few days.\u201c Hon.Mr.Archambault, President of the Legislative Council, han issued invitations to à number of members of the with prices showing the reductions taken off the regular prices.Blouse 8i!ks -F.noy Patterns, 68c, now 550.; 802.now 61.; 88: vow 7le.; 95c.now 76.; $1.10 now 88.Ribbons \u2014All reduced, 2}.now 2a.; 44c, now 3}.; 64\".now 640.; H42.Dow 7e.; IVe.Low Sc, ; 150, bow 12: > Curtain Net\u2014For short cartsins, 70.now 54e, ; 9.oow Th 1 ; 103.now 83.; 120.uow Î0c.; 15: now 12: Flannelette\u2014Fuor wrappers, all re- dass 152 now 126.; 182 now 130.; 20a.now 16 Doylies\u2014Roond, Square snd Ovel, Fringed, «ll redunoed, 89.now 3 10a.now 8c.; 12¢, now 102.; 15¢.mow 12.; 170.co# léu, Tray Cloths\u2014Damask Patterns, all redused, 15:- now 12+.; 18+, now 15.; 30, now24s;35:; niw 28: ; 58: now 475, Sideboard Covers\u2014_All reduoed, 20 pc.«ff; 45, now 36.155: now dc.; 68> now 55: ; 751.now 600.; 951, now 76c.ingn, pure duwo, sll reduced, $5.75 now $4 60; $6.90 now $3 52.White Quilts -A'l reduced ; 20 per cent of; 88: now 7lo ; $1.12 now 90: ; $1 24r0~ $1.07; $134 now $111; $178 pow $1 43 ; $2 90 auw $1.60 Re Linen-\u201420 percent off ; 640.; now 543.; 8c.now G} + : 105.pow Bu.; 13u.now Iüjo.; 153, now 12e, Giaas Towetlilng\u2014Rsd checke 1, a°1 reduced, 8: now 64 -.; Us.vow 8: ; 123.now 10: ; 132.now EUko.; 15c.now 12c.Bath Towels\u2014Rough grey linen, all reduced, M -.now 24\".; 582.uow 47¢.; 68a.now 532.; 782.now 63.Kitchen Towellings-\u2014 20 per cent off ; lc.now 9.: 12e.now 10-.; 130.now Qi 1; 153 now 125, Turkish Towels\u2014Wnite end ba\u2019f- bleached, all reduced ; lle.bow 9 ; 15e.now 124 ; 18c.now 130, : 24c wow 19: ; 270.now 22¢.; Jo.now 28e ; 482, now 39c; 5sc.now 47c.ALL SALES STRIGILY CASH.SIMONS & MINGUY SUCCESSOKS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 rabrique Street.QUEBEC Down Quilts Faacy Siteen Cover- | | Hom.A.W, Ogilvie, TIon.Richard Turmer, O.H.Cas li, + W.Barclay Step! ers, Fsq., W.Dale Harris, Ksq.8.Besudin, Eq, W.L.H gx, Eq.Avprrors\u2014P.§.Ross & Sons.Notary Pceire\u2014 Hugh Brodie, 8oLrortoes\u2014Beardin, Cardinal, Loranger & St.Germain.Barsess -Imperial-Bank of Canada Money loaned at lowest rate of in\u2018erest on the security of real estate, stock, bonda, moet- Ages sad municipal debx natures.W.L.HOGG, ae il.FINE STATIONERY LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRST CLAS3 GOOD3.OORE°S,148 St, Zobn St.» 80 GOOD TO SMOKE You'll bats to throw away the stub.IT IS ORIGINAL IN QUALITY With more good stuff in is for tbe.money, than smokers are used to.8 Bold by ali leadieg Cigar Dealers.Tuaræ SUP: LLED BY JOS.TASSE Cigar Co.Montreal BISHOP'$ COLLEGE, LENNOXVILLE, Lent, Term begins Saturdsy, January ith.Leurs begin Tuesday, January 17th, at Calendars and fu'} information on ics tion to Rev.CANON ADAMS, D.C.L.Princiyal, or F.W, FRI(H, Faq, B.A ursae.BISHOP'S JOLL3GE SOHOOL.Hd.J.HAMILTON PETRY, os MAP Head Master.Work resumed JANUARY 1899, For Ntw TtLvsyaaTzn CALENDARS, With full formation, anyly to the HEAD MASTER, SECRETARY, BCS, Lennoxvil's, John 0'Grady, Deceased, HE BROTHER AND SISTERS IF Livirg, or their children, if dead, of JOHN O'GRADY, who was burn at Tulla, in ha County Clare, in Ire'asd, about G0 years ago, nd who emig.ated to Victona aboas 1861, are requested to comm enicate, st once, with blesmsrs.CARON.PENTLAND & STUART, ~glicitors, Union Bink Build:ng.Quebec, when they will hear of something to their advantege, = TO LET! The Most Prominent Office or Store in the Cits, Opposite the Post Office.KNOWN AS THE \u2014 CHIEN D'OR DEPOT.Suitable for Bank, Broker, Insuranca or any formidable business.NOTE OUR DISCOUNTS! We will give 10 p.c.Croione, Tabla.Livenet Towels.Napkins, Blankets, * ete, otc We wil give 13 p.c.On all Goods, Blot aoû Cota in cto, eto.We will give 20 p.c.On all our Mantlings We have juss received over 800 pieces of Eabeoid irias snd Laces feom St.Gall, (Switzorland.) The assortmens is tbe prottiest and mest varied ia the city at P.J.COTE, BUADE STREST.NEW BOOKS, P.J.BVOY, 107 St.John Street, Has on band a quantity of the latest works from mont popular authors, among which are: Tammer'a Duel, by E.H.Heron, Some Persons Unknown, by E.W Horsung.Beitain\u2019s Roll of Glory, by D, H.Parry.Father and Som, by Arthur Paterson.Aylwin, Ly Toeodore, Watts and Duntin.Linnet, by Grans Allen.A TBIRD SUPPLY OF With Kitchener to Khartoum ! +0) Books at § ceota.100 B oks at 7 cents.500 Books as 10 cents.500 Books as 18 cents.ALL POPULAR AUTHORS.P.J.EVOY.BALDNESS POSITIVELY CURED ! MDME.IRELAND, Canada\u2019s Hair Specialist, IS IN THE CITY.Has Oponed a Branch Store At 152 St.John Street \u2018Where sbe w.B g ve her «ntire New Treaswent for the Hair.Apply to H.D.MORGAN, Place D'Armes.ORGAN BD gro\" Baoan Fae Are SriLL Keer Ue.NOTICE.LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE WILL PAY on and after the 16th Fobrtary next, to the itors and creditors, a Dividend of Ten Por Cent (19%) un the balance of the eapitel dus them w ths law 60-61 Victoria, chap.73 wa: sanctioned, 20th June, 149], equal ¢o the div dend which was pa'd om or a tee the Jad July, 1847; the amounts on which cheques were drawn \u2018and for which de posit reosipts have baen issued will be paid only on presentation of thee chaques ar de\u2019 poy recip.This dividend will be paid ad Bingque Natio ule, in 8s Roch.By order of the Board, OVIDE DUFRESNF, Ju.Cashier Montroal, January 27th, 1690.EUCHRE! PLAYING CARDS, Best Lines of American, English, &c.TALLY CARDS and STARS, Por Progressive Buchre Parties.40 pec.off Fancy Articles, Can be Used for Prises, &e., &o, Programme Menu Cards, Invitation Cards, &c., &c., \u2014AT\u2014 John E.Walsh's, z8 St.John Street, Quebec.Bockseller and Staticper, Our Laundry Work We want you to try us and see for yourself what kind of work we do.We will not rest until we have seonred à trial oder from yo'1, because we bol eve if you will &your work we csn p'ese you better than any ls-néry you eves pa roniz.d.The Pfeiffer Leundry, 24, 4 and \u20ac VeMahon Street.#7 Consultations on Sonip Fres.5.4 or Poctal brirg cur team Hotel Cecil, OTTAWA.The Medel Motel of Canada O.HB.GENSLINGER, - - Propritor.RICKABY, ENBALMER & PONRRAL DIRECTOR, 337, ST.JOMN STREET, - - GER Sr Telephone 351.Attendance day or bight qe \u2014\u2014\u2014 MOUSE WANTED.WANTED TO KENT\u2014A HOUSE CEN- trully located, contalaing at lows twelve rooms.Sate price sod address Cc, Chronicle Office.LOGT.LOST\u2014 LAST NIGHT, A BLACK BEAR Shin Cariole Robe.Fiuder wilt confer s faver by returviog seme to Joesph berge, carter, No.20.Cironiule Ofive.BUSIN ESS NOTICES.WANTED_TWO SHOW CASES, IN good order.Apply at 137 Joka street.L B0eC CET EE TY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 STAMPS_SEND US 290 USED CANADA S:ampe and receive our Col » Stamp © Album sad pries Ist of stamps by retars of mail Canada S:amp Uumpany, 592 Jobe street, Quebec.ROBERTSON HAS THEM {11 BRASS corners for linen embroidered frames 26 a sat ; or g'ase, mat-back, sad stand 50°.SPRCIAL FoR FEBRUAKY Aku photegraphs, rot-clsse fisish, only ninety Louvre À deses at Roberisce\u2019s, 146 Jobs street, Y.M.C.A.CUT TH{3 OUT AND SEND TO US with 5 conte in silver, sud you will get by teturn mail a Golden Box of Goods thar will beiog you fa More Meusy in ome th, than anything else ia Ametics.PRE eri vs, sremontih N.S.' - , J ry GENUINE DESTOUNT OF % PER gens will he gives ©) all gods wight ab Robeeteon\u2019s dering the mobth of Febraary.\u201cA PENNY BAVED IS A ssrsed\u201d when Robertscs mates your frames.New mouldiegs just received._____POARD AND ROOMS.LARGE, WELL FURNISHED BEDroom, bested by stonm, With or withcat beard, Comtral Weslien.Private family, Adress Y.this coe.PRIVATE BOARD- VACANCIES FOR three, first-class table, comfnrtable rooms, P ut 20 Mount Caræel stecet, Cop-.PRIVATE EUARD, WITH OR WITH.1% rooms, san bs bad at Mrs.G, Night's, 100 Si.Ann street.Every cou: Baiesce, ht water, bath, gas, Leleçhone, oto Torme IF YOU BAVE ROOMS 10 LET, OR want Boarders, try the Uheenivls at five ccuts a dey.OTHARES PRIVATE BOARDING we, 33 Geverieve modation Central locality.inde will csocive every attritions D von s me PORSILE-THRER NEW YORh PRIZE « hbred ycong (amie: Spansel De, oil podrgres.Price twenty-five dollars cach, limited time omly.ly ot Mowotais Hill House, MuUsE F OR SALÉ-\u2014THAT TWO brick Rouse, in the Basroughs Teraoe, Magls Avenae, mow occu by Mr.J.F.Guay, heated by hot water, furmace, bath, water close, ete.A to £ P.Siroie, N.P., of to L.Parent, N.P , 21 Couni Lard tree , Q «bee, PR EE ES POR SALÉ\u2014THE SELFLON L'AINBU Houes, No.6 D'Aigaillon street.Saves re Fe water asd yuré + poctast acter.Apply to Mercdish & Coetures, Notaries ey \u2014 FOR SADE\u2014THAT SPLENLID PRO pr known de *-H.vslbures,\u201d as the Stoye Kad, où œile fr: M the electric care, stendieg on its owb grewsde of 18 acces ; ficas clots stabling aud oatbuildivge, good kitchen garden.The boure ie in fime order, heated by hot water and bot sir, mew fursase.Four reception, + loves bed rooms, dressiog aad bath asd three 0 bedrooms | usual ofiess.Alen, the fara koows se Ashgrove, abrur 1} wiles frem the elactsio cars.Uood dwelisg bouve, Socwer\u2019s cottage, stable aod bares.Tne whole sboat 62 scres, of which 20 is weod, all newly fenaed sad drsived.A'se, two Selds az the janeture of Bell's Lave with tbe Su.Foye Road, together with a sand quarry.The who'® about 9 acces.Cas be seen at soy time by aj printm-nt, For price and ot) oc por: iculass apply te A.PF.Achuwrad, Hazelnacs*, Be, Frye, FOR SALE-SMALL HU, #_ Nm\" 68 D'Aigaillen street V, W.\" LeRee, N.P.MAPLE AVENUE\u2014 FUR SALB, INSTAL ment Plas, Homes > Terrace, \u2014 Furnsoe, Bath, 13 R.ome, \u2014 Phones \u2014, Louis Burcougbs FOR SALE\u2014THE STONE BUILDING Nos.64 snd 86 Moustais Hill, ocoupied ss » private residesce, For further ioforms- tion apply tuJos, Hamel & Cie., merchasts, Nos.51-57 Dalhousie attest, or to Labreque & Belavger, Notaries, 18 Huade strest.ee, tene iitt e FOR 8aLE\u2014THAT TWO STORY STONE Le hoses, with maseard reof, 12 rooms, with hot water fursece, gas api tas ete, stable, conch house, etc, No.50 Urande Alles, situate opposite ths Pariismeat Baildiegs.For acy fu:ther information, Blouse spply A C.Hemel, Ds 12888 ne street, or to Labreque Belanger, \u2018Notaries, 18 Bande street FOR BALE-THAT MAGNIFICENT property facing St.Francia street, and bearieg No.157 on King otree!, contais ing 12 rooms, bested by a \u2018\u2018Lmiey\u201d farnece, lighted by electricity and Gued with all modern improvemen's | The prop:rty is situated close to St.Rocks Cnuron, vens and ail the stores oo Sr.Joseph street.Apply to Nop G.Kironsc, ¥icer tb eer ree PROPERTY FUR SALE\u20141.THAT EXtensive Lx cf land (Cadaetral Nos.2754 aud |, 27H42 )frooting on Ét.Ursale Street, on ome ride to the North oy ç and in rear by Ss.Angels St, onuteiniog abou 91 fest 11 inches ou St.Ureule Screet, apd about 101 fest 9 inches in on Dagvhime Street, with the large amily resi, deace No.19 St, Uraule Street, sod Ou.baildings.Also\u2014The Cot:age in rear i No.46 St.Angele Street.3.That desi.able Back buils property on tbe Faut vide of Ferland Street, with the houses Nes.19, 21, 28 aod 25 of said street, and outbuildings.For further particulars, and per-nits to view.Apply to Harry Soaveley, Architect, No.92 St.Peter Street Quebec.FOR SALE OR TO LET.FOR SALE OR TO LEC\u2014A MAGNIFIcent residence belorgicg to Dame Veuve Eust.Duirun, situated wear ihe church, a: Bb.Joseph de Lavie, Villsge Lavaca.Addrem Mr, À.Doircs, Pilot\u2014 Me EE FUKR SALE\u2014AT BEAUPORT, 24 MILES from town, 13 acres innd, stune boues, modern conveniences, oatbuildings, orchard.Iosteleeat plan if preferred.Would excbaoge for city peopesty.*Comatry,\u2019 Chronicle.FOR SALE OR FO LET- THESIX STORY eut stoss building\" No, 03 Moeutais Hill, sad No.58 S u.-le Fort street, form arly occapied 58 a dry goods sk ve by Messrs.Jos.Hamet & Cie.FOR SALE OR TO LET-HANULSOME stone restdexce cn Si.Foye Road ; sil ju o.order, Suble snd bers.Five minntes walk from rhe cure.Gas asd «tectrie igi can be edlatned City water to he Brough: cur.thus spring.Event acres of ami Hse cost ucwsris où $16,000.Will acl for icas than nait price tv Coe tate, Pt.Lauct- 800 St, Jobs Sirest.ADV! 'OCATES, ETC.GQ.- GIGSONE, ADVOCATE, G1 8T.PETER STREET, QUEBEC ï tt ee re CANADIAN PACIFIC TOUCHED 99 Yesterday on the Montreal Stock Market.LONDON STOCKS WERE FIRM.Mew York Advanced and Theres Was a Goed Deal ef Trading Dons Montreal.Feb, 15=While Payne Minfo shares etperieneed anuther attractive rise in the stock market this morning, Canadian Pacific was one of the genuine features of the first half of to-day\u2019s business.Fur the few weeks this Stock bas been slow Lit sare Prginglip towards the ninety mark und it reached that point this morning, the last sale being made at that figure.The transactions were for the grester part in small lots and totalled 1,425 shares, the sales bens largely around 89} aod 894.appears to insider that the chances fors ave towards pr are more favorable now than when it touched ninety some months ago.Payne was again thé attraction among the talent and a result of the irresistible ju which have been wit- Week dû the first two days of the week.The brokers were loaded down of the customers to buy proved to far below the market - that they could not be filed; and 80 lively wad the market tha: thare sas no tise t Conas with clients, ly But sf Lawn ones, thers wore A fair number who were satisfied to part with the stock at the rise, and it was sagerly bought up with the result that the price was run up to 04.49, an advance of 51 cents over ¥ ay's closing quotations.t high figure way not, maibtained, however, and at the comolsion of the board the quotation was $4,10.Trading amounted to 31,500 vbares.The boom in Montreal Street continued to-day and so'd up to 3014, and vew jesue touched the 300 mark, Comparatively few shares were traded in nt these high pric s.Twin City received more ettention than for several days past wud sold up to 88§, compared with 68} yesterday.In fact, the prevailing tore of the market was a buoyant one and most of the domestic shares fult the tising t , bat interest was too s'rongly centred it ote sensational features of the market to permit of much business being dome in them.Royal Electric sold at 164, a half point better than ye-terday.Toronto rails went dp an eighth to in} Richcliew & Outariv Was trong, at 107, FINANCIAL WANTED\u2014$1,000 LOAN, FIRST MORT goge on building valued at $3,000, 4% in terest.\u201cProperty,\u201d care Chronicle Ufice TO LET.TO LET\u2014WHARF, AT END OP ST.Pater strect, the property +f the Louise Wharfsg: & Warehouse Company, sow boing sed by Mesers.E.C Beason & Coass coal wharf, Possemsion on 1st M.y west.For further information, spply to A.Bechard, Secretary, 83 Dalbeusie street, Quebeo.EE EE re OFFL ES tO LEF\u2014RICHELIEU BUWPK Daliv u-ie e:roet.The nise sui © of recms sow sccupied by tbe Quebec Bridgs Co.Phere ruous are well hested, Well aitun:ed io proximity to steamboat laading and markets, command a fl ie view of the river.Pus ssios Brst Mey srx:.Two ather rooms ate also disposabls in 1be wildiog.Rich.& Oat.Nav.Co.L.H.Myrond, Agent._\u2014 ee TO LET-THAT ŒUMFUKTABLE three storey dwelling buses, siteare at No.6 Louis street, cBataining seven rooms snd basement.Rent æcderat-.For $.le,Bhôg Nos.48 and 50 of Sua.-le-Fort street, Lower Town, occupied at pressos by Mr.J.Malery, merc'ant.3.That tl story stone beildirg and blacksmith ebop adj inipg, situate scuthwest corner où Destosses and St.Domibigre streeta Three tenements.Yearly rent $360, Ressosabie prices end esy verme «f psyment.For further detaile apply to.Æ Taschereaa, Notary, 119 St Peter street, Quebec\u2014_\u2014 HOUSETULET\u2014BEAUIIFULLY SITU- stei bosse, No.597 Mount Pleasant Just been Lrorougly repaired, painted and papered.Tem rcoms, bath sod ail eon- veniences, Kitchen, girdeo, sbade trees back sad front.Cnesp rent to geod tement.Inmediste possession g ven Rent free to lat May.Key at 515 8-0 John street.Apply to V.W.Lice, NP.\u2014 TO LEr\u20143IR A.P.CARUN\u2019S HOUSE snd GQ.rden, No.31 Mount Carmel stro t.J.A.Cuarlebois, N.P, \u2014 eee 10 LET\u2014-NO.26 L\u2019AIGUILLUN, LOWER «rt, contsiniog 4 roome and pantry ; No.7 Le l\u2019B,lise streer, lower part, oostain- irg 4 soome ; No.4 St.Margaerite street, 5 roome, self coatained ; aod baogsrd No.16 D'Yuuville street, suitable for trader, & 19 Cote d\u2019 Abraham\u2014 pre HJUSE TO LET, FROM 1st MAY NEXT, \u2026 No 171 Greode Allee, recently o:cupied by Colin McCuaiz.Apply to Charlebois & Chareau, Notaries, Sr.Peter street.\u2014 ee TO LET\u2014THAT FIRS[-CLASS DWELLing, corner of Desslaberry aod Loa streets, containing 14 rooms, ineludiog bath room.Three spacious galleries commandiug view of city avd brantifol valley of St.rles Kiver; new baildiog.Ücoups ion 15th of April.Apply 158 Ss.Olivier street, or telept one 558 ; OFFICES TU LET-QUEBEC AND ST.Lawrence Chambers.Alterations made fer enitable tensats.Apply to Major G.H.Ogilvie, R.C.A., 61 8s.Lois street, COTTAGE TO LET\u2014 Ne.18 RAMPART Szrust, oocapied by Mr.Carrier.Can be seen between 2.30 and 5 Apply to Daciel McGie.\u2014 ee eee HOUSE TO LEX\u2014No.20 MOUNT CAR- mel Street, in perfect order and with ail modern comveiiences.Apply to James Geggie, Ross & Co's, 92 Peter Suroet\u2014_\u2014 FUKNISHED HOUSE OR DWELLING to Let\u2014A lady would find a fursished aperimest in a comfortable snd well *.sitaated house in Upper Towr.The whole be ase furnished could be let.Apply othe «8-0 of the Quebec Chronicle, I.TO LET\u2014HOUSE CENCRALLY SITUated 227 St.Paul aod Capoterie streets, well adapted for any commercial busire s.Apply to R.Hudsoo, 227 Ss.Peal street apy ee HOUSE TO LET\u2014HUUSÉ 57 D'AIGUIL- lem street, at & occopi Ww, L.Brown, &q.Apply to J.A.Muillous, 57 Crows surest.rt TO LET -DOUSE No, 16, DES GRISUNS street.V.W.LaRoe, N.Fee re TO LEE\u2014HOUSE No.40, LOULLLAKD street.V.W.LaRoe, N.P.HOUSE TO LET\u2014NO, | SUANISLAS street; cap be wees from 3 to 5 o'clock.Apply to 1 G.L., P.O.boz b037.ET es Tu LET- FROM MAY, HOUSE, BUR- riughs\u2019 Terrace, Maple Avenue.Hot water.13rooms, L F, Burrougbe.Phoner.Key next door.Cutrhertora Talis DU ra 1, an tics mt = \u2018Vadeheiter à Engin Dia: vROYAL PilLe gra.sraiad with bluo rivbon.Take Tndies.\u201d (x iaiter, by Petusm MEL 1 Se rie, Tia Fer, Kavya leon Gg iia VF SHETTY eptesiation | Ml rebane with orders.In many cases the Sgures \" \u201c0 Apply to M.Boyes & Sip, Grocers, 17| Canad \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Halifax Tram, at 135.War Eagl aa Ba attention today and week: AUCTION SALE.| (FINITE A ened to $3.43, compared with yesterday's clo-ang of 83.46.ndon cable says :\u2014 G.T.R.first, 764 ; s:conds, 521 ; thirds, 23 ; C.P.R.92} ; Hudson Hay 21.CLOSING TRANSACTIONS, Casadian Paciflo.Duluth 83 Æ At com.Duluth 88 & Atlantio pe Rich.& Ont.Nav.Montreal Street Ry.Moot.Stievn nat.falifax Eléctrie Railway Toronto Street Railway.St Jobn Eletrie way.Montreal Gas Co.Royal Eleccrie Railway Montreal Telegraph.Halifax Heat à à bi Beil Teieplious Co Dominion Coal Com.Dominion Coal North West Land, com North West Land, pld Bouds\u2014 Montresl, Feb 15 \u2014 Flour receipts, 800 barrels.Market quiet.Flour qe tations: \u2014 Patents Winter, B3.60 to $4.00 § Patent Spring.$4.00 to $4.80 Straight Roller, $3.40 to $3.60; Extra, $3.10 to $3.30 ; Superfine, $2:40 to $2.60 Strong Bakers, $8:80 to $4.00 | On'atio Bags, $1.70 to 81.80.Griini\u2014 Wheat, No.à Manitoba Hard, f60 to 78e ; Corn, déc to 46c ; Peas, 70e to 72c; Onta, 31e \u201cFas fi \u201coly highet.gt 9s MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET.|} THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1899.Ceylon Tes, and you will ha INDO-CEYLON TEA.IMPERFECT IMITATIONS Are being foisted on the public more and more each year.Insist on heing sapplied with Monsoon Indove the best.130,000 bushels futures, 120,000 bushels spot.Spot.firm.Options, after a start, Tallied later with wheat tid closed steady.Cate\u2014Receipta, 6.- 000 bushels.Exports, 8,575 bushols\" Spot, strong.Options, dull.Butter, firm.Cheese, firm.Mo fem.Coffee \u201coptio 8 0ised steady, ve points higher.Bigar\u2014FHaw, quiet and steady.Refined; steady.LONDON SUGAR MARKET.|: London, Feb.5 \u2014Supar\u2014The market rifter in tone for cane, but not quot- nra at lis 6d and fair refining at 10s Jd.Beet ruled firm, with an upwahd tendency, but prices were not quotably higher.Pretent month quoted sh and next month at 9 4}.MONEY AND EXCHANGE.New York, Feb.15 \u201411 8 m\u2014At sight, 4.864 ; sixty days, 4.84b.Paris, Feb.16-\u2014Business on the Bourse to-day opened hesitating with prices eadior.tor, prices improved, International securities were strong, Spavish folits wets favored and Rio Tintos recovered in spite of the decline in the ice of copper ; DeBeers mines were eavy, although sn advance has just been declared and South African were agitated but closed firm.London, Feb.15 - Gold premiums are uoted as follows :\u2014Duenos Ayres, at 119.00 ; at Madrid, at 28.10 ; at Lisbon, ab 49 ; at Rome, at 107.47.Berlin, Fub.15 \u2014Exchange on London, 20 marks 41 pfennigs, for checks.Paris, Feb.15\u20144 p.m.- Three per cent rentes, 108 francs 7} cent:mes for the acount.Exchange cn London, 20 franes 18} ountimes for checks.° NewYork, Feb, 15\u2014 Bar silver, 59$ ; Mexican dollars, 474 | silver certificates, to33c; Barley, 55c to 67c; Rye; 88c to | 09} 60c ; Buckwhi Blé to Bfo ; Untmeal, $1.0 to So), Corameal, 9.0 to $1.10.Provisions : \u2014Pork, $10.00 to 815.50 ; Lard, 7cto 8c ; Bacon, 10cto 120; Hams, 106 to 12c.Produce :\u2014Cheese, So to 10c; Butter, Townships, 18c to 20c; Western, 14e to 15c ; Eggs, lim:d, 4c to NEW VORK STOCK MAREET.New York, Fcb.15\u2014Many stocke were materially advanced on the Stock Exchange to-day, w:th dealings considerably larger than yesterday.Generally the early market was more animated than of late and strength developed in perl mani- jelsten and commission house buying.sudou sold about 20,000 shares of stock, principally Northern Pacific, while Berlin was reported as being a purchaser of this stock.Northern Pacific common in the market re sived pronounced support, ap- | Me rently on 1 buying and on large Selina advahood 8 points.Around 63, at which point London was sell ng.enormous blocks of st ck were absotbed, although the price huang for a long time at 53).Thy advance in this stock snd in spite of the dissemination ét reports that the viticials of the company denied that the preforred stuck was to be rétired or that such » project had been considered.As Northern Pacific Common was the feature of strebgth so was Burlington principally weak.This stock which was advauced yesterday in sntici- patin of a connectiun un the part of the urliogton Directors on a refunding sch'me opened unchanged, developed weakness and roade an extreme decline of over three prints.The lowest figure was un the announcement that nothi g had been dune regarding refunding st to-day's meeting in Boston.The cinsing prices at the Stock Exchange were as follows :\u2014 STOCKS, Fb, 18, Americsa Cotton Oil American Tobacco.American Tobacco Co, = Ame ican Sugar Refined 1314 Amencan Sugar pid.ees.13 American Spirits.14 American Spirits pfd.].00.i Atchison, T.& Santa Fe Atchison, T.& Sante Fe Baltimore & Ohio.N.Y.Lake Erie & West N Y.Lasko Erie & West 2nd pfd' N.Y.Lake Krie & West Lst 1 dd N.Y.Oot & West.pan ! i U.8.Rubber Hu U.À Rabber pfd.3 Union Pacific reom| +.462 Union Pacitic pid.50 8) Wabash.[ 8 Wabash, 2.Wheeli Notr)) Brook .Federal Steel.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026., *Ex div._ NEW YORK MARKETS.New York, Feb.15\u2014Flour\u2014Receipts, 8.250 barrels.Exports, 2.170 barrels.Siles, 5,000 packages.Inactive and nominally easier.Cornmeal, steady.tye, steady.Larlry, quiet.Darley malt, uiet.Wheat\u2014Exports, 24.271 bushels.Salen, 1,505,000 bushels futures, 120,000 busl.els spot.Spot, strong.Options had a wesk ppvniog ass result of improved weather We-t and lower cables, but {closed firmer, Cura\u2014Receipts, 970 bushels.Exports, 105,268 bushels, Eales, Frankfort, Feb.15,\u2014Prices on the Boerse to-diy operñed firm but subse- duetitly eased on décount of tho absence of in nt traneactions.Spanish fours and Mexicans were easier.Portuguese advanced and there was a small decline in American securitivs, Berlin, Fob.16 International securities were fifgs on the Bourse to-d+y, American securities and Canadian Dacific shares were hardened in sympathy wih New York, and Austrian credits declined on account of the unsatisfactory state of Austro-Hungarian politics.= Cual and Iron shares were s.rung on encouraging manufacturing reports._ LONDON STOCK MARKET.New York, Foh.15\u2014The Commercia Advertiser's linat.cial cable feom London :\u2014The stock inarkets here were qu'et but Grm to-day, the recovery being led by Americans, parily on the New York lead and partly on the revival of Continentai aud English speculation.The coal-esrrsing ronds wore particularly Priovs closed on the street a trifle under the best Casadian Pacific, and was bonght largely from tho Continent.Cen tral Pacific was strong on anticipations of the re-organigation scheme, and there was buying of Grand Trunk, The ac tivity in Kafirs has not been fully resumed.Copper shares have been easier, closing good.The New York buying of Utshs and Boston Copper Companies meaus that the market is holding all the shares, the movement being described here as **A market rig.\u201d The allotment lett: rs in the German loan are out, Loudon bidders got frum 23 to 50 per cent of their applications.The Paris money market in afficted by the issue by the Cncdit Foncier of a luau of £10,000,000 on the 21st of the month.AVAILABLE SUPPLY.New York, Feh.15\u2014Bpecial cable and telegraphic despatches to I: adrtroels indicate the following changes in the available supply of grain last Saturday as compared with the preceding Saturday : \u2014~Wheat, United States acd Canadas east of Rockies, incresse 678,000 bushels.Liverpool corn trade news afloat for and in Europe, increase 1,200,000.Tutal supply increase 1,880,000.Cor, United States and Canada east of Rockies, increase 3,098,000.Oits, United Btates and Canada east of Rockies, dvcrease 7,- CHICAGO GRAIN AND PURE.Chicago, Feb.13.\u2014The follow ing ere th- openiog, highest, lowest and closiog prices in Chicago Lo-day :\u2014 i ils | | #13 Wheat\u2014 s $s | 3 .73 72 | 72 | TL ng mh 1 sp] 1 EE cf AEE BYR 08d ih a 0 (2 [5 08 -03) -08 = = REGISTERED ARE WARRANTED TO SATISFY \u201cMADE OF BEST OTCLL.ALES SOCK, LEADING DEALERS BELL THEM.Obituary.Toronto, Feb.15\u2014Word has been received at Lhe Methodist Church offices of the death.yesterday, of Rev.C.E.Philips, of Mount Albert Ontario, at the age of 90 years.Mr.Philips, when a young man, Was one of the most learned and infla- ential preachers in the denomination.One of the oldest residents in Turunto is dead in the person of Mrs Annie Johnson.widow of Eamuel Johnson, a well-known building cou- trector.\u2018The deconsed was born in Ireland in 1812, snd came to Canada in 1831.She resided continue ously in Toronto for G7 years.seven children survive her.Broke up the Trusts Hami'ton, Feb.16\u2014The whiskey trust in Hamilton has bun broken.The public refused to patronize the deilers who charge! 10 cents for a drink of whiskey, and as many of the dvalers sold it for five cents the wthors fuumi a big shortage in their receipta.All the liquer men are now selling at the old price, 5 he PERSONAL CHATS.The csar of Bussia is prond of bis tenor voice.Beth Low will deliver the oration st tbe celebratioh of Washington's birthday at the University of Pennsylvania, \u2018The late Sir William Jenner, though one of Queen Victoria's favorite physl- bians, received the largest foes for sin- fle visits from two Americans, each of whom paid bin 5,000 guineas fof one ball.Theodore Roowevelt is the youngest Republican governor ever elected in New York state, being just turned 40.Govor Black was 48 at the time of bis bangoration: John À.Dix was 78 and vi P.Mortan #0.Oalixto Gatoia, second, a 13-yeat-old son of the Cuban general, bas en tbe West Chester (Pa.) State Normal sohool.For the past three years he bas been a pupil in the publio school and a boarding scbeol in New York.A new Kneipp bas arisen in the person of Pastor Felke, who has a parish in Repelen, Rhenish Prussia.The number of bis patients already runs up into the thousands, snd an institution will bo erected for their better treatment.The grand old man of the Roman church is not the pope, but Cardinal Merte), who is pow ju his ninety-fifth year, and is 80 active as to bid fair to tee tbe next century.He is one of the few surviving princes of the church éteated by tbe late Pius LE, Henty Reeman ond Mary Randall Were inmates of the Osborne county (Kan.} poothouse up to a few days ago, heb they eloped, Jeaving bebind them à notice to tho superintendent that they had *\u2018gone out into tbe garden of hope to sip of thp Sowers of love.\u201d The will of the late William E.Hale of Chicage provides for the setting aside of $300,000 as a fund for the as- sistanos of bumerons obaritablo fnstito- tions.The selection of the institutions is left to the discretion of the trustees, and only the income of the fund is to be used.At Chesham the oldest royal postboy in England\u2014Jones Miles\u2014bas just died.The deceased, who was 93 years of age, acted as postilion to four sover- eigos\u2014George 111, George IV, William IV and Queen Victoria.He entered the royal service at the age of 14, and bas for same yeara lived in retirement.Semtor Gorman of Maryland chews fo incessantly.Sitting in bis place b the second row be works bis jawe with the persistence and power of & totten compress.He always wears a turndown collar end old fasbioned tie, the latter held ip place with a small gold band set with valuable stones.Edward A.Green, tbe bustand of Hetty Green, one of the wealthiest women in America, is 80 years old and is a confirmed invalid.Recently he has been suffering acutely from inflamma tory rheumatism, which has tormented him for yeurs.Mrs.Green, who bas long bcen estrang«i from him, is now with bim almost daily.STAGE GLINTS.The Coban war play bas reached London.May win bas discarded the midweek matinee.N.C.Goodwin's latest comedy bears the title of \u201cThe Cowboy end the Lady.\u201d Della Fox, bitberto associated with operetta, bas pow taken to musical comedy.In his new play Stuart Robson in to play the part of a foreign diplomat at Waszbingion.Jules Lamaitre bas resigned his office as dramsic critio of the Revue des Deux Moddce.Papints, the dancer, will take a rest on her ranch in California, as she is suffering from overwork.Miss Julia Artbur will produces new play shortly, called \u2018\u2018Infidelis,\u201d\u2019 an adaptationiof an Italian comedy.Marshall P.Wilder, who recently went into continuous vaudeville, is bocked fod a tour of 60 consecutive weeks.Geneviete Ward, who ie living in England, bas engaged to play Volumnia ina pretemious revival of \u2018\u201cCoriolanos.\" Forbes Robertson is to play at the Lyceum Gdorge Meredith\u2019s *\u2018The Egoist\u2019 in a dramatic version made by the author.«The Milmdo\u2019 bas just been sung for the first time in Jtalian after baviog been trantinted into every otber European tongue.German newspaper announce several vupublishedand unacted ploys by Balwer Lytton, the rights to which are bold by a Geman dramatic agent.DEVIOYS DEFINITIONS.Pensiops.~The eilver lining of war clouds.Condensedi\u2014Tho quart of milk you get in a pint measure.Luck.\u2014The only thing that enables your neighbor to surpate you._ Employee.\u2014A mon who does lots of work and draws but little salary.Official.\u2014A man who draws lots of salary and dose but little work.Skeptio.\u2014A map who is never sure of the time wkLen be consults bis watch.Hero.\u2014A man who risks bis life to rectify mistalms of the fools who 8p: plaud him.Hovesty.\u2014Ân ingredient in the make up of the man who pays bis debts before izdnlgieg in luxuries.\u2014CUbicago News.TO CURE AOOLD IN ONE DAY.Takn Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets.Ar cents, Progzista refund {he money if ib failsto = Be.\u201cBY G.R.CRENIER & Cit.Insolvent Notice.In the catier of LEON RONDEAU, Quebec, Tasolvent, WwW E HEREBY (IVE NOTiCE THAT cn Saturdsy, February 18th, 1809, At 11 O'clock A.M, will te eold at auction, at :0 much in the dollar, the asests of this estate sa fo'lows :\u2014~ A-8tock in Trade, Groceries sod Liquors.Store Fixtures.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.21,525.46 B\u2014Took Debts as per liat.4,008.61 C\u2014Ronl nt (horses and vehicles).488.00 D\u2014Lot Nos.2th: snd 282 of the cad istral lan cf the pariah of =t.Sauveor, sitzated Nos.1105-1100 St, Valier street, wath private house, store sud other bwldinge ve- copied by the insolveut R\u2014- bring eatdivision No.6 of the No.1882 of the cadastral plan of the patish of St.Sauveur, situs No.3 8t Bernard street, with house containing two dwelliv F\u2014Lct No 2003 I the cadastral plan of the parish of Bt.Sauveur, Quelxe situsted comer St.Bernsurd and M'n' magny streets, with house und other buildiogs.The store will be open cn the 17th in-tant, for inspaction, and sale will take place at our eva Cash \u2018erma :\u2014Cash.PARADIS & JOBIN, Curators, Office ; 44 Dalhousie ste Rich & Ont.Nav.G.BR.GRENIER & cet, Co.Building.CIE, uctionesrs.seer Aa QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY TE ie so Hoidurs excopiod) To an 1 Weather permittirg.WILL LEAVE QUEBEC.| LEVIS.Every 30 minutes Frcm 7AM.to 8 P.M.For GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.12.30 Lightoirg Exres to; the \u2018est.6.00 MailtotheWest CAN; DIAN COVERNMENT RAILWAY SYSTEM.A.M.7.30 Accommodation vis Chaudiere to Riv, du Loup.10.30 Express to Mon- 11.00 Accommodation 2.0) Mail fr.m the West.AM.T.W Acoommedation from River du Loup.; 7.00 Accommodation fr.m Montreal.11.00 Fxpres from February 11, 169°.C EW YORK TO LIVFRTO'I, VIA ARD LIN UEENSTOWN, FRM PLER 40, NORTH RIVER.Saturr ay, Fetnuuy 25, 8 P.M, 6.30 P.Saturday, Pebraary 16 10 A.M, | Cabi TRAINS LSAVE LEVIS AT 7.30 AM.Rize mond.12.40 P.M, Bi og Sey P.M.HSoerbrooke 4.47 P M.Coaticcoke 5.30 PM This tran maks connection at Montreal with fast train service to Toronto, Hamilton, Chicago and all points West, Shortest,quickest and most direct route to New York and all New England points pairs Pr Portland and » New Erg\u2019 ints, arriving Portland st 8,10 A.M.pointe, U.8.Custows officer at Levis and Quebec to cord and seal baggaze going to U.8.points For tickets, reservation of space im Sleepers, and rates spply to any G.T.K.Agent, or City Ticket Offices, 28 Louis Street, Ferry Landing, Dalhousie Street : 254 Se.Joseph Street.WHISONRR The Shortest, Quickest ard Best Route Montreal and New \u201cYork, | Antkracite Coal Exclusively.No smcke No dust, Lv.Montreal 8.40 A.M.and 7 P.M.Ar.New York 8.13 P.M.and 7.20 A.M.Dimrsa Can om BOTH Tz4138, 12,40 P.M.train form Levis connects at St Lamb: rt with \u201cD.& H.\u201d n'ght train, £7 Tosist upon tackets vis the DELAWARE & HUDSON, The only ine along the beautiful ebores of Lake Champlin.Bhortest, Quickest and Best.AM.AM, 7.00 Accomoiation | 880 Ecpras from BH G.YO! > , J.W.BURLICE, to Kichæoad.Bo-tun, Port- 2ad Vice- 13 Gen.Pass.Avent.PY land and West.; ALLA to Montreal al fax.' ae ele CO] ROYAL MA'L STEAMSHIPS.P.M.from Cam - Eatzblished 1852.ton.Thirty-four Steamers 130 Faprous to PM.gating 134,937 Tons.4.00 Express - x: t Oastiliap, 8 800 tons, Launched.= 3 toMon-| 200 Montresl.T9 | Punigian, 10,000 tons.4 30 Accommodation | 4.3) kapess from | Bavarian 10.C00 tons.J Buildingto R.du Loup.River du La up.ess - For QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY 1898.Winter Arrangements.1899 AM.AM Li fox 7 30 Mixed t 73) A otati verpool, Fallfax and St.John Job &St, Fran: pag Bherbrouke Royal Mail Servicecis, .From From From P.M.18) Fxpres from Steamaksp.; 10 Express toSher- ne rot | Léverpodl |S Jon) Hatifos brooke, ; 9 Fb |CaLirorst w.126 Feb.[IT Feb.6.00 Accommodation 2 March |LaU»IA.T14N.|19 Mar Mar to She bro ks 16 UarirorNiate.| 3 Avril] 3 April 6 April [LAUEEATIAN 1338 © [4 * \u2014_\u2014 Liverpcol and Portland zervice.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 re From : From Liverpool.| Srcamskipe.|.Portland.4Feb.*Bczxoe Arn'ax|:8 February.Bo\u201c PSABDIAIAN | 8 \u201c 16 \u201c MoncoLiaN.| 4 March.= 3 \" O.#rILtAN (new ]ILL \u201c *Steamers marked this do not carry passen- gern.RATES OF PASSAGE.vere £5700 aud upwards.$35 00, Head Office - Quebec.Paid-up Capital - - $2,000,000 Rest - - - - - - $60,000 DIRECTORS: A.Thomson, Esq., - President.© Hon.E.J.Price, - - Vice-President.D.C.Thomson, Exq., E.Giroux, Ee, EF.J.Hale, Esq, Jawes King.Esq., M.P.P.Hon.John Sharples.E.E.Webb, - - General Manager.J.G.Billett, - Fuspector, Sarery Derosit Boxer.There nie stills few of these Luxes to rent.Fur particulars apply tu the City Office, St.Peter Breet, Que bec.i Tee ss The funeral of the late Hugh Ryan tuole place in Toronto yesterday and was largely attended by promipent public, men.! ar \"Tho stesu ers rail from Hslifax about » id- pigi.t, on avsival of tha Inter! al Mail train and the Canadian Pacific tr om the west.Lasser gers ar dl.veted by the Kail- ways alongside tho eteamere, thus avoiding sil trazsfer charg-& All thess Steamers have soperior passenger i ji Sous, Klectiic acconmodation swid:hip Lights aud sj aciozs promerado decke.nates cf Passage.HALIFAX ( R ST.JOHN TO LIVERFOOL \\NADIAN \"PACIFIC.IMPROVHD SERVIOD From Moutreal, Toronto, Detroi Toledo Chicagn, and Points West and Southwest.Leave 8.55 a.m, Ted m, week days.Thronth Slesper Leave 9 p.m.dailr.Through Sleeper Ghigo Day Coaches to Dror = SUNDAY SERVICE FROM QUEBEC.12.26 P.M Due Montreal 6.35 P.M.HOOPM do c.s0AM.THREE Solid Trains TERFE WEEK DAYS.840 AM.Due Montreal 815 P.M, 1.10 P.M.do 836 P.M.1100P.M.do 630 AM.Connections with all roads and to all points at.Montreal.\u2026 Custonim officer st Station to cord and ses to United Sta:es points.HONE O4.CITY TICKET ANG TELECRAPH OFFICE.14 Buade Street, Opposite Post Office, and a Palais tion.N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, NOvember 23rd, 1898, Trains will run to and from 3t.Andrew Street Terminus, Quebes as follows: Loave Quebec 7.20 A.M.For Ruberval and, Chlcoutiml, Tuesday snd Thursdsy.(With Parlor Car for Roberval on Tuesday), 790 ABM.For Grand Mere, daily fesseps Sunday.&15 P.M.For St.Raymond daily except EM sso pM.For Robert Chicoutres, ur only (with [Slee] Jar for Chiooatdal).© Boop Arrive at Quebec* 8650 AM.FromSt Raymond, daily « cept Surday.\" 8.40 P.M.From Chicoutimi and Roberval, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.840 PM.From Grand Mere, daily exoené Aaturdsy and Sunday.10.10 P.M.From Grand Mere, Saturday soly.Teatofrom Quebec will ran between Grand Mere ant Sbaweneosn om Tuesdsys, and Beturdays Excursion tickets to Grand Mere om later days, $1.50 First Class, $1.00 Second Class Over three boars at Grand Were om Saterda; te for mal by R.M.Stocking, 0 «si J, G, SCOTT.Sec'y.and Manager, ALEX, HARDY Gen.Fre, & Pass Apert] N AND AFTER MCNDAY, JANUARY Sad, 18$9, trains will ran as fi GOING SOUTH.EXPRESS for 86 Francis, Megantic, Sher] Boston, New York and all points brooke, Sccth | Leave Quebec (Ferry) 2.30 P.M Leave Levin 2.50 P.M.ACCOMMODATION for Tring Junction and Sberbronka 1 eave Levis 7.00 P.M, MIXED\u2014For Megaut:cand St.Francis, Leave Tævis 8.15 AL.| FIOING NORTH.EXPRESS on New York, tor broche, Mepantio, Et, Fra cin, pts Roath., Arrive Levis 1.20 P.M, Bae Quebec (Forry) 1.30 P.M.ACCOMMODATION\u2014 From Beauce Jupction and Sherbrooke, Arrive Levis 7.15 A.M MIXED\u2014From D egantic and St Francis arrive Lovis 6.48 P.M.All trains run daily, Sundaye excepted.Ac commodation train from Quebec cn Satorday night only runs as far as Tring Junction, cen- tinuing on to Sherbrocks on Monday morning.Puilasn Palace Carson Express Trains tetwesm Quenec an Fpringheld, cornecting at Shee- Lrooke with Pullman Polace Cars tc end Bostcn.Through coach on Express trains between Quebec and Boston.Boston, £be Amer:can Customs officer on hand st Quebec and Levis, where age for United State points can be evamined and sealed brougb: destination.For forther information apply to PR.M STOCKING, City and District Agent, Quebec Central Railway, 32 St.Louis Rt, Quebec, cv to any of the Company's Agents.FRANK GRONDY, J.H.WALSH, Gon'l Marager.Famenzer Ag Faturd arch 4 9 A.M, | Steeruge .1 At Ln est rates, Saturdap, Much ES 8 4 3 Fearn \u2018Tickets irsued at reduced rates.Kreusia.Satwda March 18.9 AM.\u2014 A cavrasu.aturdes, March 35 2F 3 Glasgow to Portlard apd Bosten.a nc \" ue MBRIA.Saturday, April J, 9 A.Looaxts.\u2018Batorday, Apr18, 2 BM | From Fm Pom | Quetec, Montmorency and Cabin Passage $75.00 and upwards.Second Glasgow.| Stamships.__ Perti'nd| Boston Ch 1 : \u201c3 Cabin, $42.00 to 856, Revenuo Tax additional | Feb, \\Garoum ns hoc [Feb 18 arlevoix Railwayaccording to searon, steamer and _accommoda : Feb Garon Lu 195 Fab Feb 1 tions.Steerage lickets toad fiom ollpmit | 7 «+ [eArTIIAvAN- Fides \u2014 OF ure BS, a and péacage s-ply to tbe Com | 18; (Femme WINTER TIME TABLE 1298090 pany's office, 4 Bow] vg Green, New Vork.3 NORWEGIAN «._.VERNON Hj BROWN 800, Aud weekly thervalter, (OMENS AND AFTER = Mons Or « gente For faither particulars apply to ron we follows \u2014 » 1898, Traine o Quebec ALLANS, RAE & CO., +ETWHEN QUEBEC AND ETE.ANNE EE Agents, WYRE DAYS QU EBEC BANK trsve Guebe Arrive Ste, Arze : 8.50 AM.10.00 AM, AD OFFICE, - QUEBK ARES RR .- ve Her.HAD OFFIC, - QUEBEC.Pp Aide - 1L except Saturday M.Founded 1818, Incorporated 1822.1250 PM.(éme ve y) 1.50 PAL Capital Paid Up $2,500,000, RT Es \u20ac (3 ia PE REST - - 208000 | DOMINION LINE |i aid, General Manager, - Thomas McDougall.Iw B10 AM nee Jocks BOARD ( ¥ DIRECTORS FOYAL MAIL STEAMERS, U 4 A.M.12.50 P.MY John Breakey, - - - President, \u2014_\u2014 4.00 PM, 5.10 P.M John T Ross, - - - Vice Piesident.LIVERPOOL SERVICK 1889.JETWEEN QUEBEC A Senet aspard Lemoioe, W.A, Manh.Vesey Bos- sosT TE PA (Tue & Eat ais) 640 PM well, F.Biliingeley, C.K.Woitehead.vIa BOSTON Wo Yoo 3 Geta BRAXUHES AND AGENOIES iN CANADA : From Liverpool.| Stcamer.| From Boston ne AY (Teed des on), ne PM Fe pren te vl do\u201d Drones 0 February 2,CaxaDA.Februsry 18 Freight for Bescpes 00d Bt Jota i wi do (Shah) do Pembroke do wo @Dowmon | A Saturdays oly.Mantreal, St.James St do | Thorold, do March Li Jr Era pMarch 1 \u2014 ; do St.CatberineSs.do arch ZCasama.\u2026.\u2026\\ \"15,1 Fcraliotbee Information spply to tbe Ex ge LR 5 Liverpool, \u2018Halifax end ot, JOS | Reifel ypy | W.E.RUSSELL, Agente in New York Agents Bank of British Service.* President, Gent.Leperintendeut Nor:b Am-ries.| From | Steamer.| 2772 | From F.A.EVANS, Gen'l.Manager.# Agents in London Bank of Scotland.| Liverpool © | Su Jon Bales.October 1, 1498.a Feb 2 Lapasnos [Feb 19 [ied 20 i 16 Bouramn./Msr 5 [Mar \u20ac 23 VoxoouvER.| \u201c 33 \u201css + | Mar 9 Lspxavon | \u201c 20 |\u201c % Quebec Steamship Company, BERHUDA ANG Was?IRDIES ROYAL AIL LIA Cabip.conan .85,00 and an Sa Bai SSG\" | SLC FROW FER 47 NORTH RIVER, MEW YORK S'ecrage.\u2026 20 ve Bermuda +- Quetre to Liverpcol via Toten.Cabin.1850-02 und up, Ln cluding Fail ticket 2nd Cab'n 80.Steerspe.38.76 \"* \u201c \u201c Rail jcurney 19 hours leavier Quebcc after neon previous to day ul tail.ng.Theso Sto.mers have exceptiorally goed ar ry gements with the Ealways ond sterpisl- Fine « oods, ail carpe re quiring p1ORpt A_d care fui handling.Through Lits of Ladiog isued for the carriage of ly : dapted Fruit, ard to all Peint:.For rates, terthing acomacla On and all olber information, apply to *v.M.MACIPHERSCN, Agent, Va:housie Ftr:et £8.PRETORIA, February 16th, at $p.m.8.8.TRINIDAD, February 18th, at 10 ass.Tor St.Thomas, St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antl- 13, Guada'uure.Duminica, Martinique, t.+ ey and Barbadocs.& 8.PRETURIA, Thurs'sy, 16th; February, apm Srecial Cruises fo Ecrmwda and the Wed Indies, taking in Porto Rico and Cuba, sails ing from New York, I6th and 25th Feb ruary, 1599.Tor all particulars, ly to we ARTHUR ABERN, RDRIDCE 00., Arcee A.VUTF 1DC 2X; 39, Ficadway, New York, R.M.ST(CRING, l'acmengee Agent, * 24 Lai i \u2014 THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1899, PROBABILITIES for T0-DAY Fresh winds, geserally fair, con siderab.y mi der to-day and on Friday.i Puet Arthar, $ b»'ow 33; Peary © 28 ; Toronto, 15-38 ; Uuawa, 6 below 36 ; Mow taval, 8-24 ; Quebec, 6 b low 18; Hali'ax.4 i.= \u2014_\u2014 To-day\u2019s Announcements.Q A A A Rink\u2014Band To-night.Races and Gazses\u2014Quedes Skating Rink.Spring Trade\u2014Henry Morgan & Co.Cwadian Pacific Raitway\u2014Geo D.mcan.H.use for Sale ar to Let\u201473 Champlain street Kitchen and Paa'ry Utensils\u2014Carrier, Laiss & Co.Oil Heaters\u2014Carrier, Lan & Lo.C'erk Wanted\u2014P O Box 14.CAGILL\u2014Os Wedoerdoy mornieg, J5h imstant, Calberiss Fii>g-reld, beloved wife of Robert Cahill, syed 24 years.Fanerud-en \u2018Friday morning, 17:b iostant, at 8 oolack, from ber late residence, Walieefiald, to Sillery Church, Lbence to 8c.Potrick\u2019s Ceme:ery.Frieads will Pense accept :bis invita:ies.\u2014 SOMETHING NEW.Last night the citizens of St.Roch's had an opportuulty of seeing à very fine cariboo drawing a small sleigh, in which were twu lad cs and a gentleman.The party ateracted a great desl of attention.SICKNESS AT LEVIS.The number of sick persons in the Hotel Dieu, of Levis, is increasing so much that yesterday the good Sisters of the community were forced to install beds on the floors of the sick rooms to comply with the demands for admission.CONSERVATIVE CLUB.Last night the Quebec East Conservative Club had = grand meeting.About one hundred and filty members were present and speechis wero delivered by several speakers invited specially for the occasion.After the meeting several new members joined the Club.LUMBER TRADE.The sale of woud fur heating purposes, which was dune on a very large sesle on the Beaupre coast in former years, has been almost nil this winter, owing to the fact that there was not enough snow m tho woods, On the other hand, the lom- ber trade has increased on a great scale this season, amd it is a great boom for the laboring class uf the Cuunty of Mortmorency.FEFIN'S8 CONDITION.Mr.George Pepin, the unfortunate victim of the Hedleyville shooting tragedy still remains in -a eritical ae low as perature was wn as low as sixty-four, and last evening .it was between seventy and eighty.He did not suffer so much yesterday, but AttheQ.A.A.A.Rink.Tie Hours\u2019 Good Mausle, po 16 Voleek .- - EXCRÉLENT MUSIC.Cm FIRST-CLASS ICE.SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION, A Moonlight Night Races and Games SCHOOL SPORTS At the Quebec Skating Rink, SATURDAY, FEB.18, 1899, , AT 80CLOZK P.M.:;15 DVESNTS was very sick all day from the el- fect of the chloroform.The doctors have hopes that he will be out of danger in two days if inflammation or complications do not set.in.BAND TO-NIGHT.The great ty that is experienced by the QA.A.A.Rink this season is growing greater and greater as the season continues.During the Lenten season there will be band every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday eveninga, from 8 to 10 o'clock.There will, therefore, be au excellent selection of music this gvening, and as the weather will most likely fine, a very large number of skaters spectators will doubtices take advantage of this splendid outdoor exercise.The art amateurs of Quebec should profit bythe exhibition of paistiogs at the Frontenac to study work the Lest schools uf Europe and Ameries.rs VERY FISE INSTRUMENT.At the artistic performance gi on Monday evening at the Laval University by the conscientious ani damling young w ir WE VILL SEND OUR MEDICINES avo APPLIANCES FREE TO ANY HONEST MAN, WHO MAY TRY THEM A REASONABLE TIME, Claims, remove Impediments to marriage, to stop unhealthy losses, to bring natural development and tone to every portion and organ, to restore to weak men the feelings and buoyancy of youth, that we gladly make this offer in good faith, Our new medical book will be mailed without charge in plain sealed envelope.ERIE MEDICAL CO., 64 Niagara St., Buffalo, N.Y.FUNERAL The funeral of he \u2018ate rn rey Pennington, of Ste.Julie, tool yesterday morning and wes largely attended.The started from the Levis Ferry landing at nine o'clock and pr.ceeded to Chalmers Church, where the service was beld, the Rev.D, Tait officiating, after which the remgins were, taken lo, Mount Hermon Cemetery.The Chief mbharners were Mr.D.IL Pennington, Mr.Wm Pennington, Mr.A.T.Neil, brother of the deceased, and Mr.Arch.McCallum.Amongst those sttonding were Messrs.Ar.b.Miller, J.Miller, G.M.Craig, It.Brodie, Alex.Brodie, Win.Price, Major Morgan, J.Purdie, W.Avdrews, F.Andrews, A.Duddridge, J.D.Sutherland, P.Johnson, J.D.Kippen, Alex.Forest, J.Broom, H.Young and many others.The deccased was formerly Miss Pessie Neil, of Quebec, snd resided for some time at Montmorency.She was for many years ofganiat of Chalmers Church and was very prominent in the religious and social life of the Church and Sunday Scheol.She leaves a large circle of friends and rela- tires to inuura their loss.Don't fail to see the exhibition of water colours at the Chateau Frontenac.A au prise and à treat in store for aL SUDDEN DEATH.A specisl despatch from Ste.Luce, County of Matane, which was received in the city yesterday, announced the sudden desth vf à woman sixty years of age.Her death will mean much to the family, of which she was the sole suppor: A F HE is pleased with the result, he is to keep and pay for them.If he is dissatisfied, he has simply to return the appliances and medicine to us, and that ends the transaction without any expense whatsoever.There is no C.0.D.fraud, no deception of any nature., Our treatment is so sure to to give bodily strength, to THE GASPESIA : STILL FAST In the Ice-The Pretoria Breaks Mer Shaft A Signal Servica message from Magdalen Islands says the Gaspesia 18 jammed in The ice five lea nort bref Desdman's THE SAMOA DIFFICULTIES.The Suzersin Powers will be Alone to Blame FOR ANY TROUBLE ARISING Ia Bringing to a Seemly Termination the Crisis Existent in the Island at Present.The three suzerain Powers\u2014Great Britain, Germany and the United States\u2014will have only themselves to blame for any trouble which may be experienced in bringing to a seemly termination the crisis existent in Samoa.Recent years have furnished instances without number, all tending to a single conclusion\u2014that the Berlin Act of 1889 hes proved a very indifferent settlement of the petty, but vexatious and often dangerous problem which the conference was called upon to solve.Although the fact has long been recognized, and indeed,, openly admitted by all the parties concerned, no effort has hitherto been made to better the situation.King Malietoa Laupepa, whom the Pawers released from German eusto- dy in 1889, died on August 22 last.Turing-\\hese nine years the hapless monarch lived in comparative se clusion, almost ignored by both Island.If the wind keeps north-west the Signal Service Agent thére would be able to board her this morning.OCEAN ARRIVALS, Feb 15 \u2014 SS Manitou, at London, from New York: SS Pretoria, at Plymouth from Hamburg.; 88 Cymrie at New York from Liverss Norge, at New York from Copenhagen.88 Gera, at New York from Bremen.88 Majgatic, at Queenstown from New ork.SS St: Loais, at Southampton from New ut ss Laure tan, at Ljvérpool from Portss iVancouver, at Liverpool from Stnu.| 88 Amargatbi, st Glisgow from Stohn, 88 Corcan, at Gla-g.w from 8¢ Jobn.SS Sarmatian, at Portland from Glas- iW, \u2019 ALLAN LISE.The s+ Laurentisn, from Portland, arrived at Liverpool yestirdsy morning withthe lussofone sheep out of 485 cattle PE] end RFUM! We bave just received from the principal bouses exquisite French, English and American Perfamery.We also sell at reduced prices the per- famery of Lubin, Piver, Pinaud, Roger & Gallet, Colgate, Grossmith, cle.: W.BRUNET & CIE, 139 & 141 St Joseph Strest, St.Roch\u2014 7 | \u201c RY.LINEN \u2014 SPOTLESS my Samoans and whites, and exercising but few of the rights of government: Constitutionally lethargic and weak- willed, Laupepa made no serious effort to recover the esteem of his people, which he had forfeited by earlier misfortunes.His restoration was in point of fact most unwelcome to the majority of the Samoans, who earnestly desired to avail themselves of *\u2018their free right,\u201d recognized by the Berlin Act, \u2018to elest their chief or king and choose their form of Government according to their laws and customs.\u201d There is little doubt that had opportunity and the Powers permitted, od to the regal office the high chief Matanfa, who had long been a prominent figure in the politics of the islands, and had led a popular and successful revolt against the usurper- er Tamasese and his German protec tors.The Berlin Conference, however, \u201cwith a view to the prompt restoration of peace and good order,\u201d and recognizing the difficulties which would hape-Rurrounded an election, in the then \"\u201cdisordered condition\u2019 of the Samoan Government, bad thought the Samoans would have then elect- | you DO IT?w 2409 Is the crowning feature of evening dress.It is unmistakable evidence of relf respect and refinement.The \u201cFrontense Eiectric Laundry finish\u201d is the top notch of HIGH ART in laurder- ing.The Immacuiate Linen for which this laundiy is famovs tpeaks plainly of painstaking care in every detail Our cper- ators are people of experie ce; our machinery is of the newest and most epproved type.We show our patrons little c« urtesées that help to mske them feel friendly towsrd us.One of thece cotirtesies is the ironing of soft, \u201canti-sn ear\u201d bLuttonholes in all collars ; they save temper and fiagét naile, The rough edges of collars and cuffs are smoothed by special machinery.There's no extra cost for there services Our deliverics are PROMFT\u2014and if you are in a burry\u2014SA Y SO\u2014Bna we'll hurry We want your bundle\u2014want you to telephone ug your address\u2014TO DAY.Nill & 410% Repairdob.Strict attentiou paid left at oar Quebe.store, Not The largest concern in the world, but we employ 400 hands, and can do any small job in our line for you, even if it is only a 10 cent casting or CARRIER, LAINE & CO.to these little Leaders if 263 £t.Joreph Street.Auction Sale.UBLIC NOTICE LS BEREBY GIVEN ibat vid Fue Siation, situated ia Matrlot 2ireet, with de: lencie 6, 2 at suction and adja to phe Lighest hiddor on MONUAY, the 20:6 iust., at 10 clock A.M., io tbe Finance Committee Room.Upect price, $500.By order, C.J.L LAFRANCE, City Treasurer\u2014_\u2014 CITY OF QUEBEG CITY OF UKBFC, 18 THE DT or acte.} Towt: BY-LAW No.387.Conc:ruing ihe Champlain Monument.{Draws Up io the Frerch Lengasge.) T A MEFIING OF TRE CITY Connoil vf the Ci'y cf Quebec, bold ut the City Hall, in tbe said Cry of Quebec, oo the TENTH day of YEERUARY, [= thousand eight hondred aod sisery-sias, in eoufurmity to law, avd io vitae a By- Luw pnosed by this Ucusoil pursuant (hore- to, and afier the due obeervarce of sll the formalitien prescribed by the statute 1m svch once made and provided, at which meetiog are present two-thirds of the members crm posi g the Sec) of the City of Quebec, Tati 10 2a7 - Forslip the Ma; aoû Aldermen Belungéf, Bout, ei Céotie, (Sr.F ) Cantin (St, 8.)Cock, Dioss, MWo:es, Drouin, Dusssalt, Dachsive, Falardeso, Foley, Gichen, Lavery, Alsdder, Marois, Nôrsfs, Rancour, Rioux, Roy, Tauguay, Tercot, TT Wiheress, to honour and perpet in Canada the gloriovs memory of Sass de Champlain, four der of the City of Quebes, inthe yosr 1608, twice Governor-Geseral of New Francs, now , the admirers of that valiant and great Captain and Admieistrator have decided to erect a commemera- tive monumert of bis works.YVhereas it was fond opporians toerest © ed monument in f Queble, on Dufferin Terrace ang\u2019 eel wid mona- meut has there béam eréeted bn icougarat- ed on the 21a of September, 189%, ; Wheress ly à resslution of the 18h COotober, 1588, the General Committee of the Pode tho fige moosmens brie) eided to t L of property of \u2018 monument Lo the fwuaicipal cubes of this city, so shat in future it shall have the beeping, the care and maintenance thereof.Whereas by a letter addressed to - ie # Worship the Mayor of Qurleo and te the Aldermen « f this city, on the 18th October, 1898, the Honsatable Alexandre Chauvess, President of said Committee, bas faformed shis Couroil of phe resolution of the mid - .Canali ian i reane, hys.cian was sent for, but was too late, fit to reinstate Laupepa.- An opm 9 Cire 2 of ny he ma Hointrnno Bouduis pond Ther were some six miles b tween the | snd 493 sheep.Since the decease of this much-cha- £03 St.Joseph Street.ras ra evane tbe.arent ot prepare - Bo nd Quebec High School, ex- | piano had been selocted for the oecasion, | Puse and the ductor's.An inquest will | The as Sarmatian, from Glasgow, Ar-|stened monarch, Samoa has been said monument, as well as to tako chargeuf be held by Dr.Boullion.THEY WERE SMART, rived at Portland yesterday morning.The sa Scandinavian esiled from Glasgow for Boston yesterday morning.kingless.In the early days of interregnum, the native Government appealed to the Consuls of the three pisno and supplied by Messrs.Arthur Lavigne & Pie the kind pern'asion of the Ladies\u2019 Morning Mosicale Club.The eept Na.T, open to sll mewbers of the Quetes 4 = Cia, 18 years snd under.Katrwes for No.7 must he made at Skating Rink, befoce 5 P.M.on Friday, 17th Feb.u- Îts maintenance io the future.It is in comerquence ordained sed by the Council of the City cf Quebes, TN EET TE PEE ary, sad fx othe: itews, with Te * if BAND IN ATTENDANCE.Admiwica : Adalts, 25e ; 16 and under 10e.es res SAVARD PARK.OPEN POR THE SEASON.Skativg.Siding, and Toboggaoing.Dinner Parties, Dancing Parties, Balls, etc, ete Skating.10c.Siding, 10c.Rent of Sieighe, 156 House For i Se or to Let, THAT FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY Mo.72 CHAMPLAIN S1RERT, \u2014SUITABLE FORA Store or \u201cWarehouse, With Pwelling Overhead.Fer further partionlars apply ON THä Pa=M(SB3.FOR SALE.HAT BPLENDID *tlaselburs:.\u201d ings, @ od bitches gurden.Tire boue fine ord sr.hea now fu-maw.Fore dires ing ant b 3 waaal off en.tion.Aw, § 14 mide froin\u2019 the care.13 od dwell bossé farmer's cot-ace, stable snd bares whola about 52acr.s, of whic) LO is wund the jusktn-v of \u201cells Vase with the Sc Foye Koad, ivr-ber with a sued qmrvy The whole about 9 acres.Ca be on atsvy time br app inten.For pese and other i Achuest, Hax-tappy to A.F.Se Foye, ve to T.8 HETARINGTON, EE $ 5 Saw k Co.80.Joba Stee\u201d, Quetes.TO LET, Apay at office WESTON BUNT & SON, 23k.Antoine Street, Office to Let.FFICF, CONTAINING +} three rooms, vault snd .renisac 8, Na.113 Moustais hil, \u201c 4 to Pair J.L.WELCH, Da!honsie Street.Attend the Old Established QUEBEC BUSINESS COLLEGE Latest American Methods of Teaching Bookkeeping.Shorthand and all minor branches.Under new management.W.woyd Carkuer, Principal, 25, St.Stanislas St.dis-Night Classes in all branches.hour.Certificate of age to be fars abed Fe Road, on wile from by bot water and bot air, eeven bed- and three Ipper wo farm kaown a+ Asbgrove, shot alectrie newly [sue d gui dansé.Ain otwr bel is HR STORE No.37 SOUS.1-roet Street (Shw\u2019scoe- ne), ww needed by Me sm refined quality and evenness of tone of the superb instrument were greatly admired by the performer and by the large audienco as well.ASH WEDNESDAY.| _.Yesterday was observed as a legal holiy, day by the banks and public institutions.In all the Roman Catholic churches the ceremony of the blessing of the ashes was of a very imp wing chameter.At the Basilica the curemony was presided over by the Rev.Mr.Fuguay, Parish Priest of Qucbe~, assisted by Abbes Lamontagne and Langlois, of the Grand Seminary.His Grace Archbishop Begin oe- capied a seat in the sanctuary, scoomps- nied by several members of the clergy.The sermon was preached by Rev.Father Michelean, (olate of the Congregation of Upper Town, who will be one of the bers of the novena in honor of Stis Xavier, Loginaing on Saturday next.WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET.Trade generally quiet with littl: change in prices sinoc last wees.BUTTER.Creamery in tubs.19¢ to 20c, per Ib.Cronmery in prints.20c.to 22e.** Dwiry in tubs.Je.to 16e.+ Western Rolls.16e.to 17c.* EGGS.New laid .Île.to 220.perdos.Limed and kept.150.t016c.* a POULTRY.| Turkeys .10¢ to )2e Ib.Chickens.Je.to Frat Ducks .Seto Ble * Geass .Beto Je.\u201c* Mr.I.8.Levvy, a world renowned art at, 1s exhibiting sone choice pictures at tbe Chateau Fruntcnac.Dun't [ail tu ses them.QUEBEC BIBLE SOCIETY.The Rev.E.J.Stobo, the secretary,- preached on Sunday, the 1lth inst., in the Presbyterian Church at Inverness.and the Presbyterian Church at Weich\u2019s Mills, and in the Methodist Church, Inverness.Fe had good audiences, and wonderful interest.The annual meeting of the Inverness branch Bible Society was held in the Methodi(t (hureh on Monday evening.\u2018There was a large attendance, the president, Mr.W.H, Lambly, in the chair.The secretary and treasurer\u2019s reports were fuil of interest and encouragement.Financial results of the year, $62.The old officers, executive -coumnittse and collectors were .The Rev.Mr.Stobo gave an address on \u2018\u2019The Church of Christ and the Holy Scriptures.\u2018\u201d and gave a bird\u2019s eye of all the work in all lands, and especially in Quebec.The Rev.James Sutherland also addressed the meeting.and moved a vote of thanks to Mr.Stobo for his excellent and soul-stirring address.It is a matter for regret tnat the Rev.Mr.Carprose had tn absent himself on account of serious siekness.Mr.Stobo bas assisted in nine public services since the Sth inst.Weather and roads have been trying, and there is much sickness.Mr.Stobo left again on th?14th for the township of Ireland, to hold a series of meetings there, From the 16th to the 18th he wil} bg in the township of Leeds, and from the 19th to the 2rd in St.Sylvester.and on the evening of the 23rd at Lyster.The pictures now on exhibition at the Chateau are amongst the finest ever seen in Quebec.They were exam:neé and greatly praised by a large number of callers yesterday.SUNDAY YCiIOO0I UXION.At yesterday afternoon's mass meeting for children Mr.Archiba-d gave a very interesting blackboard talk on \u201cNets.\u201d A large ausienre was jresent last night.when Mrst.John gave the first of his le tices on child culture, dealing principally w th the infant stage, and guve nme very practirai suggestions as tu the training of the young life in the home aid Sunday School.\u2018fo-day\u2019s meetings will be the last vi the setres.At both meetingy Nr.Su.Juba will cont:nue his Wik va child study.But Not Bmart Enoushb for the Alderman.On Saturday evening Ald.Norris had à rather novel experience at his store on Palais street.He was seated in his private office with a friend wh?n he heard some one enter the store, and went out to ascertain what was wanted.Ie was con- {fronted hy a young lady who priced a number of jugs, etc., the prices of which she pretended were too high.After moving about for some time Mr.Norris, who had noticed three fancy invalide or sick cups standing beside each other on the shelf, was surprised to find that two of had disappeared.He did not pretend to know anything about it, however, but answered his customer's enquiries.Turning his head Mr.Norris was surprised to see another lady standing near by, not having heard a second party enter.She turned out to be a friend of the lady whom he was waiting upon.Finding that out he asked her if she found the price too high, etc., not being sure which of them had stolen the goods.\u2018The women finally turned to go, and Mr.Norris, who walked ahead of them, turned the key in the door.He then turned to the women and asked whichever one had taken the goods to kindly produce them.The woten denied very emn- phatically having taken anything, and threatened to have him up for defamation of character.Eeeing their attitude he threatened to telephone for the police and walked oVer to do r0.One of the women then called him back, and handed him the goods, offering at the same time to pay for them.This Mr.Norris aid was unnecessary, and turning towards his office, called his friend, Mr.Griffith, and showed him the goods, telling him that the women had stolen them.Mr.Grifith wantpd him to telephone for the police and lave them arrested, but he sajd that it would take up too much time \u2018going to court, etc.\u201d The ladies werp both well known, and ong of them is a married woman.7 The winter of our discontent is made up of all kinds of weather.A London burglar wes set upon D by a i house Eotbing, nd wis so badly bitten Wotilated that he di .th rom the Ci died.Most gf the 30-called painst > do not more ds mess \u201cremedies\u201d pots 0 house of & body\u201d by the crafty burglar\u2014 Disease.oa ke the r ¥ - To diseant works with as little disturbance as asible.Vou think you have that jewel of health you possess in perfect safety.But little disturbances if they were hemicd would show the burglar \u2018at his work.Loss gf appetite precedes loss of flesh.Then comes weakness followed by the more disturbing poms in; ng cough, sore throat, bronchitis Ed Éteeding at the lungs.When any or all these 2ymptoms a r, begin the use of Dr.Pierce's iden Medical Discovery, the best of all medicines.It is nonalcoholic, It helps the stomach and s:parates the good parts of the food from the bad.Jt supplies thin, impoverisked, run-down blood with the needed rich red corpuscles.It makes solid flesh\u2014the sort that strong le have.If you value your health, t allow the dealer to sell you something else.| Insist upon having Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical Liscovery.\u20181 must say Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Meilical Discovery is the most wonderful medicine J ever used.\u201d writes Geo.8.Henderson, Fsq.of Denaud.Lee Co., Florida.\u2018I had # bad hrnise on my right ear.and my blood was hidiy cut of order\u201d 1 ried focal doctors with ho ou my ense and v04 adviveû your dico sedical * which 1 began to take.From (he first bottle I began Lo feel better aud when | had taken eight botties the sore was healed up.\u201d Dr.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure consti- them | oy, The ss Norwegian, from Now York for Glasgow, arrived out yestorday.SHIPWRECKED.Halifax, N.$ , Feb.15\u2014The Gevernment stenmer Aberdeen arrived here this evening.bringing Capt.McDonald and four nen, the crew \u2018of the disabled schooner Thomas W.Hpldor, which she towed into Country Harbor on Sunda; last.The captain\u2019s lex is br ken at i thigh and his thigh strained.It was though} one of the men a his arm bd; would lose his feet, but they may bb saved.When the Aberdeen sighted the schimmer on Sunday thie ou board had dec-ded to head her fur the land and rdn ashore.lf this had been doue it is likdy all on board would have perished, as the in was lying i tated in the cabin and the frozen men were aliosst helpless.P NOTES, Hong Kong, Feb, 18\u2014The C.P.R.= Empress of India left here fur Vancouver at noon to-day.A ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS Chateau Frontenac\u2014J.W.Shaw, Montreal; R.Hurdman, Ottawa; H, J.Beemer, H.Gervais, Montreal ; J.Kennedy, P.J.Mathews, P.K.Paquette, W.MeLes Walbank, H.B.Ames, Hector Prevost, L.B.McFarlane, Dy.J.Nolin, C.F.Revey, Dr.E.Dubeay, F.M.Crombie, T.Bienville S.Canley, Jas.8.Brierby, Artbue Weir, K; Lafleur, R.Mackay, A.M.Duckett, E Lee, Montreal ; J.Th\u2018mson, Torgnto ; F, Gildersiceve, Bluntreal ; Mrs.and Miss Masson, Terrebonne ; P.w, st.Ueorge, Montreal ; R.Prefunting W.Greig, Mor-treal ; J.W.Burton, Phitadelphin ; T.F.Belanger, Sherbrooke ; J.Macfar'ane, Montreal ee 5 goal Chicago ; A.J.Cooper,\u201d London, fing ; E.P.Bt.John, Sprisgleld 3 Geo; Bryson, jr,, Fort Coulonge\u2019; Hon.A.Royer, J.L.Perron, Montreal ; 8, Wifiame, Berlin, Ont.; J.E.Buchanan, Muntreal .C.LaRue, La Beruce ; A.Plante, ValleyGeld ; Dr.J.Lanctut, Murtreal ; Ww, Wilson, A.McK Watt, Mogtreal ; 8.J.LePorruai, Valleficld 5 Thos.A Temple, E.L, Temple, Jas.Lysteg 8.8, Balan et Cramton Li Dot 3, Crawford, Montre] ; D.L D.Granger, vidence.Victoria Hotel.\u2014Lnuis Lachanek, Hull; F.H.Hackett, Monireat ; Jus.Robertson, J.H.Marchildon and Wiig, Al.Rosscpu, Montreal ; R.T.Holeourt, J.H.Hall, Qttaws ; Jos.Contént, R, Me- Nichols, Alexis Robert, T.Gai, Montreal ; ME Stenson, Bichmo J i dao 8.ues, in, He rd, | pu ; M.J.Cockbprn, Toronto; D Ledoux, P- Duchene, N.Finopd, Dr.J.Poupert, J., Montres! ; F.5.een ills, Ly: i ; B.J.Rainboth, Ottawa; C.A, Ganan, Winnipez ; W.B.Dolby, Turénto ; A.E.gure, Mount Forest ; Juscph Adam, Theodore À.Grutbe, Mantecal ; Miss M, Reilly, Sher\u2019 nuke ; Miss Dubuc, L P.A, Durche, South Ham; J.H, Crepault, St.Camille ; J.Cymingham, Dudswell ; 8, Delisle, T.C 4jingras, St.Camille; W.B.Taylor, Halifux; W.T.Tassie, Torouto ; 8.Bertrand, Piessisville, Clarerdon Hotel :\u2014Johbn Ress, St.Gabriel ; J.A.Macrae, Jas.Barry, H.Knowles, Niagara Fills ; Jaa Wilson, Montreal ; T.H.Graham, Isglewood ; Juhn Barrett, Montreal ; Jos.Kely, 1.B.Kely, W.8.Bmiilie, Turonto ; L.O.Jodvin, Montreal ; T.Fortice, Buauce ; Jno, 8.Dickenson, Woodstock ; L.Gos set, Scolt Junction.QUEBEC MONTREAL MATCH: (Ceptinged from First Page.) FIGHT STOPPED.Hartford, Conn., Feb.15-The police stopped the Maher-Cinroy fikht in he 7th round t -night, Mnlber Bad the best of the bout sll the way through, THE WHEEL.San Pia cisco, Feb.J5\u2014% ore at 5.54, he 43rd hour:-Grim, 786 miles 7 bps ; Miller, 770 miles 6 la 2 Nawn, 758 miles 4 laps ; miles 4 aps ; Burnaby, § | Pierce, 752 miles 3 laps ; Fredericks, 747 miles 4 laps ; Hale, 744 miles D Inps ; Alhe:ta, 723 talon ; Anronsen, T2L niiles 3 laps ; Lawson, 716 mil-s 6 laps ; Pilkington, 686 mils 5 laps ; Julius, 657 miles 4 laps ; Ashinger, 438, vice and guidance, representing that they were in doubt as to their rights under the Perlin Act of taking the initiative steps.The Consular Board summoned to their assistance the two treaty officiali\u2014the Chief .Justice and President of the mui 1 Council of Apia\u2014but with disastrous results.: \u2018The Municipal President, à Cerur-n claimed that he by viciue of Is office, alone wag entitled to guide \u2018Ja Samoan Government in suen à cris, a presension very warmly combatted by the British and Amécican Consuls.Article ¥., sec.5.of tiv Rorlin Act Municipal Presiden Dares is arçu- ment upon the wo \u201cfle tay ud- vise the Bamoan Government when occasion requires,\u201d to which the Consuls retorted with the qualifying ron- text, \u2018but\u2019 always in accurdance with the provisions of this Act, and .not to the prejudice of iha rights of either of the treaty Powers.He may act under joint instruction uf the three Powers, but shall receive no separate instruction from either.\u201d fo flercely was the war of words conducted that Mr.Chambers, the American Chief Justice, eventually de cided to withdraw, and a few hours later formally advised the Consuls that he had decided to abstain, during the existing crisis, from any further deliberations of the board.Under these circumstances a deadlock became inevitable.The Municipal President found an active ally in his Consular compatriot, and the only course left open to the Englishspeaking Consuls was to offer and accept a truce, during which might refer the matter to their spective Governments.The latter had already added very materially to the perplexities of the situation.Not jong before the death of Malietoa Laupepa, the three Powers had agreed to amnesty Ma~ taafa and other chiefs, who in 1898 took part in a rebellion against the Samoan Government, and were exiled to the Marshall Islands.Mateafa, though banished, had not been forgotten by the Ramoans, and his re turn at the very height of the crisis could not fail to excite the hopes of his supporters and cause much surprise and speculation among all parties.The Samoans have had ample opportunity in the past of judging Gern opinion in relation to Mataafa, and have been shrewd enough to divine the authorship of these stipulations.\u2018Their treatment of the ques tion has been eminentiy characteristic and typical of native virtues and fauils.Another people, similarly embarrassed, might have resented Mataafa's resignation as a desertion of the national cause, and have forthwith recalled \u2018their former loyalty ; while a second might have straightway elected Mataafa to the kingship and so precipitated a conflict.Ne:ther of these courses would have accord with Samoan traditions.\u2018The islanders are remarkable for their love of native soil, and gonsequently were prompt to sympathise with home-sickness, begotten of five weary years of exile, which had induced their idol to so readily subscribe to the Powers\u2019 demands.Moreover, they never do in a hurry anything that can be accomplished with leisure.From hereditary high chief to beach loafer, all are rabid politicians, addicted to exuberant oratory, and never more happy than when discussing their own affairs and those of the \u2018\u2018papalagis\u2019\u2019 (foreigners).It was, therefore, quite consistent with both Samoan polity and temperament that many weeks elapsed before any action waa taken by the natives in respect to the regal vacancy.Although, in Samoa, the office of king is nejthar very ornnjpental nor dignified, there has been no lack of candidates for election.The two most prominent clans are the Malieto and Tujnua parties, and each of these Galley Samua can boast of cevera) notable claime anis.The late King has left a daughter, Faaino ; a son named Tuna who is just on the border of man hood ; an adopted son, also young, and a brother, the High Chief Mol, Heretofore, for many years, the Malletog party bap been in tue esctad they re protecting Powers for appropriate ad- rs Ar RES ALOE?HENRY MORGAN & COLONIAL HOUSE, MONTREAL, Preparations for the Approaching Spring Trade Are in active progress, fall A lige and com lete an 0.tment ¢ \u201cDELIN which is the largest, most re, these incoming {ashirus.Subscription price, $1.00 EF Mail Order Department \u2014 ant, and d?rived no little prestige from the support of Mataafa, but it has long been apparent that its influence was declining, and would be rudely challenged at the first suitable opportunity.* The hereditary high chief of the Tumua faction is Tamasese, who ghas for many years lived in Atua, the eastern district of the island of Upolu, in a state of nore or less open rebellion against the Government of Mulinulu.To the same family be longs Mataafa, now, as in days of yore, the most prominent figure in Samoan politics, and the hope of every islander who cherishes the idea of Bamoan independence.That this chief would eventually be elected: king has been anticipated by everyone acquainted with Samoa and its people.To them, therefore, the news recently cabled from Australia has not come as a surprise.Early in November there were great gatherings of the natives \u2018 at Apié and, Mulinulu.| The Tumna \u2018 party were the first to arrive, in auch numbers that the Government quarters proved insufficient for their\u2019 ac-) commodation.They advised the nà- tive Government that they were resolute in their determination to elect Mataafa, a policy quite at variance with the views of Tamasese, who, finding his own people desprters Iron his cause, at once set apout the gre ation of a new party.Hitherto the Faipute, or Samoan Parliament, has included about eighty members, à number oft, complained of as toa great, = the recent election, however, the Tumna clan awsembled no fewer than 700 male adults, all claiming a representative status, and Apia opinion, probubly not without reason, credited them with the deep design of crowding out opposing factions.As the gathering increased, disturbances between the various parties became of frequent occurrence ; and it was no doubt with a view of impressing upon the natives that force would be used if required to repress serious breaches of the peace, that marines from H.M.8.Ringdove and Porpoise, and the German war-vesfela Buzzard and Falke, united in the recent demonstration at Mulinulu, \u2018 Some surprise has heen occasioned by the absence {ruin the manoeuvre of any ship flying the American fag.Such absence, however, can be explained by the fact that up to that date the United States remained une represented in Semoan waters.Early in the autumn orders were issued from the Navy Department that at least ¢wo vessels should be commis sioned for Samoa ; but owing to apprehensions of trouble in the Philippines, these instructions were not im moiliately acted upon.Announced.BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS.hand.Now is Be time to subscribe to th \u2018ative and thoronrbly up ro data of all tha women's Maeszines plished.Toe Cilwed Pats of Fashios snl: Miliary reven:ly iutroi.cel ace cf immense value to :H ] correct diess.In thenth+r num-Fous illus\u2019 ratio we shown ail 1he provalting styles sew acoarately pic ured and the earliest celiable isfurmation is gives w regard 0, | details of which will be drly f these roliable psttrros constantly co + EATOR\u201d in im fashionable a1d to MILILINERY AND MATERIALS.a year.Siagle copies, 15c.each postpaid.Dezin with the January number 1899.Fashion Sheets Given Free.All orders receive careful attention.Samples vent, estimates given and every information supplied.HENRY MORGAN & CO,, Phillips\u2019 8quars.MONTREAL, SPC COTE EE that both the Administration and people of the Republic adkere to their oft-expressed opinion that the Semoan Islands occupy such an impor tant position, commercial and political, that they cannot be allowed to drift under the exclusive influence of any one Power.That Mr.McKinley is fully alive to the inconveniences of the existing gystem of Government, and the dangers of the present crisis is very evident from the terms in which, in his recent message to the Congress, he alluded to the matter.He observed that many \u201cundesirable complications\u201d had heretofore been developed by the execution of the tripartite act, but promised that, while the international agreement endured, the United States Government would continue Lo address itself to the \u2018\u2018exact fulfilment\u2019\u2019 of its terms.: \u2018The Government of Washington will have sôinéthing very serious to say before the quéstiot- pms - dis posed of, and\u2019 Great Britéitf may find berself in the awkward predicament of having to choose between two Powers, each of which she is rightly anxious to retain 5 a friend.\" There are many things nioré improbable than an outbreak in Samoa of the long-smouldering discontent of America with respect to Gerad gym pathy\u2019 with\u201d Spiin pnd intrigue with the Filipinos.* Ten years ago Cerman \u2018and Ainéricon war vessels were cleared for action in Apia\u201d Bay.An opportune hurricane then occurred to wreck both fleets, but it is not always that such a peacemaker in dis guise can be relies upon to make appearance, Mixed Tribuval London, Feb, 16\u2014Accordng to the Cairo curresponde:t of the Daily Mail the Egyplian Government has addresse a circular to the Powers expressing its willingness to agree to 8 rencwal of the mixed tribunals for a further term of scrvice.EPPS'S COCOA, GRATEFUL COMFORTING.Distinguished eveiywhers for Delicacy of Flavor, t.upe- rior Quality and Nutritive Properties.Specially gra e- fui and comiortiog to \u2018be nervous and as spepii .Sold only in #tib tins.labelled JAMES BPPS & CO.lid, Homœæœopatbic Ohemists, London, Bzgland.{ , ) ist! roof However, tbere exists ample Pp! tPPS'à GUGL- Octubar 4, 1698, vaine Er she said Council doth ordain asd espol gg.follows, 10 wit t\u2014 1.The monument ercoted in the mesth of September, 1893, on Dufferin Terrace, in \u2018this city,tn honcar «f Bomu-) de Champleis, -founder of Quebec, is hereby declared te bave become the preparty of the City of Quebro, and shall te dreigoated coder the name of \u2018Champlain Monument\u201d 2.Whaeser, in aoy mai ner Whateouver, shall damage tbe ssid monument, or the inscriptions engraved thereon, or its acces notice and dependencies, or shall commis thereon spy act cortrary to By-Law Na, \u201c38 of this Council,co cerning Duflerin Terrage, shall be Hiuble tu a foe not exoeedio, forty dolarr, and in defaclt «f payivk eld fine end coste, to ap imprisonment fera space of Lime oot exceeding two months.8.N.PARENT, A tet « 8 b H.J.J.& CHOU apf (L 8) oy WHEN IN MONTREAL STAY AT THE.St.Lawrence Hall.TLR MONT CENTEAILY LOGATED AND LIBERALLY OUNULTOTED MOTEL DN TRU-CNSE.Patronized by the Leading Oi} sens of Qucbec.Rates from $2.50 per day Up.HENRY HOGAN, - - Proprietér.THE CANADA Sugar Refining Co.(Limited).MONTREAL.Maxoracre+ens op Rrvreer Steams t à WELL EXOWR BRAND Of the Ilighest Quality and Purity .Madebythe Latest Processss,end Newest and Best Machinery, not surpassed anywhere LUMP SUGAR, In 80 and 10016 bowsa.*\u201cOROWN\" Granulsted, Bpeeial Brand, tbe finart thas cas be wade, BXTRA GRANULATED 8 Very Soysier Ta\u201d ORBAM SUGARS.(Nos drivd).YBLLOW SUGARS.Of all Grades and Staludas SYRUPS, Of all Grades 10 Barrels and Halt Barvela\u2019 SOLE MAKERS : Le Of bird'olnes syvaps.in tinp3 Than, mod ST 4.DIEECT TEPSHTATION, > UPRIGHT PIANOS Sold as Low Figures T of a rere od ve ter \u2018hur Lavigze & Co, No.68 st John Street.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE is pub~ lished every lawful day by the Chronicle Printing Company, at their printing house, Mountain Hill, Quebec, H.Wallis, Managi DB Tector.me "]