The Quebec chronicle, 10 juillet 1899, lundi 10 juillet 1899

[" wp ++\".TO-DAY'S TIDES.High Water\u20147.33 a.m.Low Water\u20142.15 a.m.TO-MORROW'S TIDES.High Water\u2014 8.12 a.m.Low Water\u2014 2.51 ain.ULE pom.2.50 p.m.A531 pom.2.27 pan.J VOL.Lill.NO.19 , 348.he @ ASS EEE \u201cThe Chronicle is the Best Advertising Medium in Quebec.\u201d THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1599.¥.PROBABILITIES FOR TO-DAY, | Westerly winds; clear ng weather eg PRICE ONE CENT.6.2 is ali that ia needed to buy from us a solid Fardwood\u2014dry cold air\u2014improved galvanized iron shelves, hardwood ice mek, fo.[ol air space, antique flow finish, galvanized a] lining throughout REFRIGERATOR, with faney bronze lock and ice capacity of 40 ibs.0 appreciate the value wo are offerisg you will require to eall and see this \u2018\u2019chenpest in Canada\u201d Réfrigerator.CARRIER, LAINE & CO., MS St Jos ph stre.t, Quebec, and Commercial St, Levis.ArH HH EH AN : HOR QUEBEC BAD.Flevators to be Built in Montreal by the Government, HARBOR WORK AT TORONTO.Whils Elevators Will ba Er ected With Government Ald At Port Colbourne.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY BILL Mesures.Mackonsio and Mann's Claim -Revenus asd Eqpeaditure \u2014Osean Mall Contrast, > Special to the Chronicle.- Ottawa, July 9.\u2014 When the de bate om the Grand Trunk cond Drummood County bills is resumed on Tuesday, an announeement is exyert- ed from Mr.Mills, that the Goven ment eannot accept Sir Mackenzie Boweil's amendment.QUEBEC RAILWAY BRIDGE.Mr.Puflery Bureau, of the Publie Works Department, states that the supplementaries.which are to he brought down this week will contain appropriations for very large sume.\u2018The Province of Quebec Is to get the, lion's share.Montre! ia well looked after, as the Government in- teads to build large elevators there; and the city of Quebec will get a million dollars for its bridge.Torontô is to receive a swbstantial grant for harbor improvenients.while elovators are to be built at Cort (of borne under\u2019 Government \u2018auspleas.MACKENZIE AND MANN'S CLAIM.Mosars.Mackenzie gril Mann have bewn pressing their claiirs for com- ponsa on on account of experditures on the Yukon railway up 10 the time the Senate knockes out the deal last year, and the Government has fixed (Unerinued ou Fowrth I'age.) WILL THERE BE 4 DISSOLUTION a THE RECENT LIBERAL ICTO- RIES IN ENGLAND SAID TO BE MOST HUMILIATING TO THE MINISTRY \u2014 LIDERAT-UNION- ISTS REPORTED UNEASY.London, July 8.\u2014 The douuie Li beral victory at the Oldham elec: tion on July 6th is taken in con- junetion with other recent by-elce- tions and votes in the House of Commons as being most humiliating to the Ministry, and there are signs in many that the Liberul-Unlonists are asking themselves why they are sitting on the Tory Lenches and supporting Ministers exemplifying the old and discredited devices of (on servatism.The Liberals are exulting and even go to the extent of predicting an early dissolution.It is rumored ths Cabinet meeting of Tuesday was stormy, and that many differences developed, but so long as the Ministry gan adjust differences it is not probable that à dissolution will oceur before the autumn of 1900 \u2014\u2014 A NEW GUN CARRIAGE.A BATTERY OF ARTILLERY TO ,BE MOUNTED ON AUTOMO- BILES\u2014LORD KITCHEXER TO MAKE AN INSPECTION.London, July 8.\u2014 Lord Kitchener, of Khartoum, is about to 31 spect guns mounted on motor car- riasges and invented by 1firam Maxim the inventor of the Maxim gun.The War Office is giving careful atten tion to the use of automobiles in war and an official order for the organization of an experimenfnl buttery of machine guns mounted on gusoline motor carriages is likely soon to Le issued, TO-DE RELEASED.Rome, July 8.\u2014 Owing to gdiplo- matic pressure, the Italian Clenerni, Gilletti Df Bahguiseppe, who was ar- restéd at Nicëä last ' month on a oharits of espionage, amd sentenced én June 26 to five years\u2019 {mprisen- mut, \u2018Wylt be roleabed July 14th.DISASTEES.London, July 6.\u2014 SS.Ladoga, (Br), Goulding, from Quebec for Valencia, which put into St.Michmels, June 22.in distress, sailed from there to-day for destination.+ He Has, However, \"Not Yet Offered Enough Concessions.PREPARATIONS IN Drusgels, July 9.\u2014The Transvpu) diplomatic agency here has published tpe fext \u201cot President Kruger's \u2018Tnes- Laieof Juty 1 to the Band.| The first amendment to tbe Frañciise bill provides that persons who do not wish to become naturalize! in the manner fixed by the present law, can obtain the franchise by taking the oath after seven years\u2019 notice of re sidence.The law is #0 far rstrosc- tive that persons who hefore the law comtes into force shall have token un their residence in the Transvaal may bain the full franchise njsæ yeas gffcri'she establishment of ther' dis injotle, or tive years after t law tomes info force.provided they have Deen settled five years in the Repub ile.The Volksraad approved the amend ments, which will Le draited into the till.\u2018BRITAIN STILI.PREPARING.New York, July 9.\u2014 The f.ondon cortesporndent of the Tribune, referi fing to \u2018the crisis in Sauth Afriean a'fairs.\" says : * ! BY a singular coincidence the rews frôm the Trapuvaal )s peassusipx ard references 1g wyrlikg preparations is Fazlish dockyards appear in big type is the soberest London journals.The combined Raads, jn ageryet rps- sion, are helisved to have gone at least half way toward the acceptarnse of the terms suggested Ly Mr.Jofmeyer and the negotiations from Bloemfontein.and possilily even further.President Kruger is credited with willingness to make concessiocs in gdvance of his proposals to Sir Altred Milner, although still behind what Ministers here ronsider a just and equitable compromise.He is coming on slowly but surely.Yet à great flourish is suddenly made of ch f° miliga o | ir.Trammperiai GREAT BRITAIN.the artiye measures taken hy the midtary authorities to Increase the efficiency af the garrison in South Africa for defensive purposes.Twenty Officers of the Army Intelligence nt bave received orders to follow the two companies of Roya} Engineers already dgspalched, aml they are to organize the police and loeal forces on the frontier of the Transvaal.Supplies of ures and powder have already hesn shipped, and two batteries mre held ready to sail during August.There are other signs\u2019 of military activity and a definite plan of campalen is ogalp re Pobted: 10° have been\u2019 oapfully + pre pared fèr a possible omergehey.The ostentatious display made of these mittary preparations is ant well timed if President Kruger is in the mood for listening to reason.J'ro- hably he is not so conciliatory as the optimists at the Cape make out, and the Miniaters are convinced tha he will pot yield until he hears tha = large force regulars is on the sea.The best inside Tues, which can be ' had today.indicate that Kruger, while conceding subatantial reforms, will not satisfy Sip Alfppd Miljer, and that thgre will pe a con premapaticps carries his main points and obtains ap ade quate veiciement of all questions at isque.Politjeal siminig ppspri thut the Ministers are passa oy the Liberal gains in the Lye-elections and are not reluctant to make a sud® den plunge in South Africa, even when there are no signs of war fever in England.Certainly there is no pressure of publie feeling in faver of war, ajthough there is u esp conviction in the minds of most Englishmen that Kruger has heen ployed with long enough and ought to be forced to respect the demands of justice.À SEVERE LOSS CAUSED BY À FIRE.Building of An Electrical Exhibition Destroyed.A SMALL INSURANCE HELD.THE FLAMES BREAK OUT BUD- DENLY IN THE MARINE GALLERY AND SPREAD RAPIDLY \u2014 MANY VISITORS PANIC STRICKEN \u2014 SOME OF THE RARE EXHIBITS BAVED, Como, Italy, July 8, \u2014 The elec trical exhibition buildings wero des- trôyed by fire to-day.The fire broke out in the Marine gallery and spread \u2018with marvellous rapidity owing to [AGT their - contests.Many visitors were in.the buildings when the flames broke out and fled in a state of panic Two gasometers exploded with a re port that was heard a distance of several miles and the immense column of smoke which arose was visible in Milan, 28 miles away.\u2018The insurance on the property destroyed is light, being only one million lire, exclusive of that carried by individual exhibitors.Firemen succeeded in epving a number of personal \u2018effects of Volts, including the Senatorial sword presented to him by Napoleon, decorations, etc.BREAKING UP OF THE CAMP.MAJOR-GENERAI.HUTTON'S DIVISIONAL AFTER ORDERS\u2014HE MAKFS SOME SUGGESTIONS REGARDING FUTURE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TROOPS.FOURTH DIVISION \u2014DIVISIONAL AFTER ORDERS.Order hy Major-General iE.T.H.Hutton, C, B., A, D, C.to the Queen, Commanding.\u2018The 4th Artillery Brigade and the 4th Infantry Division, having completed their annual training for 1899, will return to their ceveral loealities accordingly, under the arrangements made by the officers commanding Military District No, 7.The honor of having Leen reviewed by His Excetlency the Governor-Gen- eral and Commander-in-Chiel yesterday, upon the Plains of Abraham, will be a source of y= MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS eptetete] \u2014 _ 5 Ohe Quebey Chronicle The Only Morning Paper In Quebec.ADVERTISEMENT: ; {en Cents line Brat aod Fi Cents for cach beim, » Advertisemeats requiring Alternate insertions, such as ion or Chive bes per week, Eight Ceuta per line, Condensed advertisements Ter Conte for cue insertion of twenty wor « Special rates for contr cte on application.SURSCRIFPTION : (PATARLE 1% ADVAKCE) Daily - .- «$A per annUDL Weekly Edition - .$1.00 per ampum.TELEPRONE NO.45.QUEBEC, JULY 10, 1899.A PROBABLE COMPROMISE.The Government and the majority of the Senate have nearly reached an understanding regarding the Grand Trunk Railway contract, by which a compromise will be jrossiile.Tioth are now agreed that the ninety-nine years\u2019 concession of the through trade of the Intercolonial to the Urund Trunk has to be abandoned.Dut in providing for the abrogation of the clause after notice the Government proposes that the entire traffic agree ment, under which the Grand Trunk surrenders its east bound husiness at Montreal shall go with it.Sir Mackenzie Bowell holds that this cor cession on thepart of the Grand Trunk to the Intercolonial oupht to be retained, although the reciprocal privileges are cancelied.In other words the agreement, ns the Semite is prepared to ratify it, will provide that for the term of the Jease the Grand Trunk shall transfer ull its eastbound through trafBc to the Intercolonial at Montreal, whereas it will be optional with the Oovern-\u2019 ment to give its west hound froight to the Grand Trunk.This may seem to be a one-sided proposition, but it is, however, what Mr.Blair clniwed for the agreement last vear.Tle declared in the investigatory committee that this was the effect of the understanding.Mr.Wainwright, who was present, confirmed his statement, and added that the cn cession added greatly to the value of the agreement to the country.The Senate now proposes that in (bis respect the original understanding shall be adhered to, and that an admitted advantage shall be retained.It is fair to assume that the Government is ansous to make as good a bargain for the country as ispossinle.That teing the case it has reason to feel grateful to the Senate not only because it is eliminating the bad features of the contract, put s insisting upon the retention of thcse that are likely to prove of advantage to Canada.THE BICYOLE BY-LAW.Most of the provisions oi the proposed bicycle by-law will commend themselves to the public, and to the devotees of the wheel.It is right and proper that the sidewalks should be reserved for pedestrians, and that bicyclists should be confined to the roads.The practice of carrying a child on a bicycle in front of the rider is so dangerous that as a measure of safety it should be jro- hibited.That scorching is an evil \u201c| sverxbody\u2014is agreed, and that coast- Sng ought not to be tolerated will hardly be disputed.The compulsory use of bells and lights is the most radical proposal contained in the bylaw.A cautious cyclist will not travel\"without a bell or a lamp after darË, and perhaps it is as well to require that every precaution be taken which may prevent accidents.But the clause in the by-law requiring wheelers to souml a gong when nearing a street or turning a corner is open to objection, firstly because it wiil be a dead letter, and secondly because if enforced riding would become a nuisance.In many cities where this plan of warning the publie by means of a bell whenever a bicyclist approaches or passes a cross ing, has Deen tried, it has heen abandoned for that reason.It causes noise and confusion without any compensatory advantages, for the chances are filty to one that the man who tries to dodge a whee!, of the approach of which he has been warned by a bell, will go precisely in the direction he ought not to go.As the pedestrian has the right of way over a vehicle, it is the duty of the bicyclists to steer clear of all obstructions.The mere ringing of a bell cannot relicve the wheeler of responsibility, nor does it tell the unwary which way to turn to avoid danger.The bicycle by-law is in the main commendable, but ought to pass in such a shape that its provisions will he enforced, and not add \u2018to the confusion of crowded streets.THE MACHINE IN POLITICS.The Federal Government has been well advised in promptly conceding an inquiry into the alleged election frauds in Brockville and West Huron.It has been evident for the last year or two that a wave of unusual political depravity has been passing over Ontario in consequence of the life and death struggle of the Hardy Ansministration.There have been the plainest indications of orgatized corruption, and now it is charged that the machine that is buying constituencies for the Hardy Government lus lately heen utilized in the recent Fe deral by-elections.The whole matter is to be the sub\u2018ect of a Vurliamentary inquiry.The Toronto Globe points out that ueither party can claim to he free from the jre- valent malady, but maintafns that it is not countenanced or encouraged by the leaders on either side.It is not to be supposed that it is with the knowledge and consent of the leaders that ballot hoxes 3 TRY THE LAF] ARE blame.The machine exists for the spoils.Fo long as these are distributed to law breakers, it will be im possible to secure honest clections.\u2014\u2014 rer The man who \u2018buys a machine,\u2019 political or otherwise, is likely to entangle himself in the cogs and get hurt.The West Elgin machine is no exception.It there be anything in the state ment of the Montreal Star that the famous Carranza letter was u forgery, it will be time for the American papers to cease harping on the Dreyfus case and turn their cyes toward home.A number af British officers have sailed for South Africa for the purpose of organizing the local forces on the frontiers.President kruger may find himself in an ugly position if he persists in his oppression of the Utlanders.Majuba Hill rankles in the breast of the Englishman.S\u2014\u2014\u2014 .A TRAGEDY.She passed me in the crowded squore, And on her little face forlorn I caught a glimmer of despair Her childish brow had never worn.Yet as she lightly smiled «tv me I saw the old half wistful air Still lurking in her sea hlue cyes; For I had known her as a child, And ere she grew so worldly wise, When sbe was like a flower and fair, We two had wandered, free and wild, Down hills that faced the sea.Oh, she who seemed a fiower of old And knew each hill and highland place From April green to autumn gold I saw go through the drifting rain With rouge upon her childish face To hide a shadow of the pain And ail the aging sorrow there! Yet with the same old ueenly tread She faded down the darkening square Amid the night she knew ton well, And like the stateliest flower that grows She held her queenly little head, And still, .it seemed, from \u201chat poor rose An old sweet perfume [(eil.\u2014Arthur J.Stringer in 1Tarper\u2019s Maazine, TWO EASY BERTHS.Two bluejackets were once overheard arguing as to who bad the least work to do on board g man-of- war.White Duck Pants Blue Blazers (Wh te Silk Corded)\u2019 D.B.Biue Serge Coats, No Lining, Outing Shirts, frem 50c, to - - Cotton and Silk Bath Suits, 25c.to RANC! Tailors and Haberdashers, + rer RE EEE LEADERS _\u2014\u2014 ++.\u2014AT\u2014\u2014 © & M se EEE JUST LIKE A MAN.Mrs, Hix.\u2014You shouldn\u2019\u2018t complain about your clothes, would you do, tp mend them ?Mr.Hix\u2014Oh, in that case I would soon be able to save enough money to buy a new outfit.For cheap, fancy sthboae go to Glover, Fry & Co.WHITE PIQUE, WHITE DRILL China Blue Drill .FOR.LADIES\u2019 HOT WEATHER.COSTUMES.ALSO.READY TO WEAR SKI6TS .AND.COSTUMES.\u2014o IN o\u2014 Pique, Duck and Denim.John.What it you had no wife Te Plane Te ad nice qual w on: vv Do.and 2.PORT USE White Drill For Skirts and Cos- : tunes, at 19c , Zic.and 20c.p aéhina Blue Drill\u2014Fast Color, at styles and well wade.Colored Denim Skirts\u2014Just the thing for Wheeling.only $265 Flannel\u2014For Bathing suits.| - oly Boys\u2019 Colored Blouses-InF Fanc | Bupha ic, Ton Toor $1.20 any | Black Taffeta Gloves\u2014Only 35c.45c., 5e, and 58c.Black Merges\u2014In all the different makes, at 3c , 45¢., 48¢., 5be., 58¢.O8c and 78c.\u201cIt's the parson,\u2018\u201c said one.\u2018\u2018\u2019Ow d\u2019ye make that out?\u201d queried the other.-+(os \u2018e's got no work to do and all day to doit in.\u201d \u2018You ain't quite got it, Till,\u201d torted his friend, while an inspired grin illuminated his features, ain't the parson.marines.\u2019\u2019 \u201c\u2019Ow\u2019s that?\u201d \u201cWell, as you say, the parson\u2019s got no work to do and all day to do it in, but the cap\u2019'n 0° marines \u2018as notn- inj to do and all day to do it in \u2018as a lewtenit o' marines to \u2019elp'im to do it.\u2018\u2019\u2014Cornhili Magazine.It's the cap'n o\u2019 A little three-year-old occupied an upper berth in the sleeping car of the express train.Awakening once in the middie of the night his moth er asked him.if he knew where he was.\u2018\u2018Tourze I do,\u201d he replied, \u201cI'm in the top drawer.\u201d -\u2014 Ilousehold Words.President Kruger, of the Transvaal Republic, has held his present official position since 1882.Sir Julian Pauncefote, Britain\u2019s representative at the Peace Commission, is 71 years of age.Lady Curzon, wife of the Viccroy of Ind was Miss Leiter, of Chicago, a sister of Joseph Leiter, of wheat fame.It is said that her Ladyship is the life of the Indian Coust.Major Girouard, the director gener al Soudan railways, is a son of Mr.Justice Girouard, of the Canadian Bupreme Court.He will visit Quebec this coming summer.The major was one of Lord Kichener's moat helpful assistants during the late campaign against the Dervishes, PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.At a\u2019 meeting of the Council of the Pharmaceutical Assotiation of the Province of Quebec held on \u201cWednesday last, the following officers and Board of Examiners were duly elected namely: Montreal, President: J.Emile Quebec, First Vice-President; Tremble, Montreal, Second Vice-Pres- dent; C.J.Covernton, Montreal, Treasurer; Major and Minor Board of Examiners, W.H.Chapman, J.R.Parkin, A.J.Lawrence, H.R.Lanctot, Montreal; R.W.Williams, Three Rivers; J.Emile Roy; Quebec; Pre liminary Board of Examiners, Prof, J.O.Cassegrain, of Jacques Cartier Normal School, Montreal.Professor Isaac Gammell, of the High School, Montreal.with Me.J.&.Dube, of Quebec, as Supervisor for the City and District of Quebec.E.MUIR, Secy Registrar.(Copy.J Chicago, March 9, 1808, Solarine Co., City.Gentlemen, We take pleasure in saying good words about your Solorine which we have used in our store-rooms for the past year, and find it gives the best and most lasting lustre of anything of the kind we have used before.We have put some on sale and find it gives general satisfaction, Yours respectfully, \u201cIt Alexis Robert, { Roy, |, JE | Fancy Ruching \u2014 For Hat and Dress Timings.on only 12c.aud 18c.Navy Dress Se sor Shirt and Costumes, for 38¢c.TE 45e » 58c., snd 88c.re | Bicycle Gloves\u2014The right thin for wieeling i in white, grey ha tans, anly 15e, Checked hyrs\u2014For Blouses only 20c., Ze., Spb \u2019 Tetephones { White Pique Skirts \u2014 Latest | Ÿ +, HEY contain samples of Ÿ our immonse stock of 4 Umbrellas best English = make ¥HE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC.M\u2018 MONDAY, JULY 10, 10, 1899, $1.60 $3.00 $4.50 $56.00 $8.60 ULLIN, - - 48 Fabrique Street.SJ.STAY CO 18 8t John Sire Upper Yom SAILOR HATS, Cerner Mountain Bill and Netre Dame Street, Lower Town.RODS, REELS AND Li N E S, @F ULL LINDIS Golf Clubs and Balls.Upper Town #78 Lower Town 4.the latest and best hate and ope English and American, Silk, Felt, Panama, Straw, Por Ladies, Gentlomen & Children |, Travelling Ru Finest Quality and | Also, Waterproof Garments from .the best makers.Furs.: As usual we are showin; the Latest Styles, Finest Qual: | ity and Finish.A.RRREN 8 0.F.SIMARD & CIE.Big Sale of Negligee Shirts 75 Dozen of Men's Negligee Shirte.Cut full; will fit perfoctly.All sizes ; really worth 830.FOR 36c.50 Doz n Finet Imported Madras Na ligee Shirte, have white neck band, attached or detached cuffs, besutic fol srray of patt-ros, worth every cent of $1.00 or 81.50, your choice FoR 75c.Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waisis.Here is a revolution in prices such as you might expect at the end of August, but not in July.TSe.Shirt Waists Reduced to 49¢ $1.00 .\u201c \u201c .81.45 \u201c \u201c \u201c ai $2.26 \u201c \u201c .\u201c $1.50 Ladies\u2019 Sailor Hats, banded with black \u2019 se Ladies\u2019 Rough Straw Sailor Hats, ty dsinty and stylish, at prices far os their actual cost.z8c.Hew Assortmens of Travelling Comfort DRESS SUIT CASES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS.In all Styles snd at Very Moderate \u201c Prices.One Price-Only.Telephone 8157 F,SIMARD & CIE, | 137 St.Joneph Street.St.Roch, BOO So PRIZE BOOKS FOR SCHOOL CLOSING.\u2014 LARGE VARIETY OF NEW BOOKS.Selected With Greatest Care.OOMPRISING\u2014The Poets, Biographies, Travel, Science and Fiction.SPECIAL DISCOUSTS To Teachers and School Buards.MOORE'S, 148 8.John 8.QUEBEC - Head of Deep Water Navigntion.FULL STOCK DIAMOND BRAND Wind Guarda, Culvert Pipes, Chimney Tops, Bewer Pipes, Flue Linioge, Invest Blocks, Manufacture] by the White Belts\u2014In Duck ana kid, in a variety of priecs.{ Ladies\u2019 Blouses In prices ranging from 30c.to $2.65 LADIES\u2019 COLORED SUNSHADES ALL REDUCED.\u2014 AT \u2014 SIMONS &MINGUY SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 Fabrique ftreet QUNBEO GENTS\u2019 FURNISHINGS ! Dr.Jaeger\u2019s Sanitary Sweaters White Cashmere Shirts, - Oxford pe 8b irt vr Flan nel Shirts.Bicycle and Golf Hose, Silk Bella.Leather Bolts, White Duck Coata, Silk Underclothine, Gauxe Underclothing, Balbriggan Underclothing Fancy Tubular Washing Ties, \u2018White Shirta, Collars, Cuffs, English Tweeds and Worsteds, Fancy Worse Worsted Trowserings.DARLINGTON OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.Telephone 666.MEDICAL HALL NO.44 FABRIQUE STREET.Now in Stock and of the Finest Quality ,-.SPONGES.Brushes, (Hain Tooth and Nati) Hot Water Bags, Perfumery.Chamois, Atomizers FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN Patent Medicines.W.B.ROGERS, PROPRIETOR.LACET CAN'T GET IT.Anywhere ele, the same value, the same quality.5 gains Note vai - 12 ste r for ulres Fine N - uires Ex.Cream\u2019 Laid, - 20 EH (NOT EQUALLED IX CANADA) .ALSO.Al the D.ffer nt Tinted Note Papers, Psrchment Notes, ete, at tha .LOWEST CUT PRICES .Ea do od Get Your Suppliss in Thos Special Bargaine Before Guing te (be Country John E.\u201cWalsh's Hamilton & Toronto Sewer Pipe COMPANY LIMITED.HAMILTON, ONTARIO.LOCAL AGENTS : Mers.G.M.WEBSTER & CO, 77 Dalhousie Street.Mr.JAS.MAGUIRE, 8 & 10 Ursule 8t.Attention! BAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN- pounce to my friends that having reopened sn establishment ot Mr.P.T.Legnre's office, for Repairiog snd Renting of Bicycles, I will give general satisfaction as in the past.Oct.de Varrenes, 44} ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.EVERY DAY BARGAINS AT E.JACOT\u2019S Large Jewellery Stors, St.Roch's =) 900000000000 0000000000 \u201cMAN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERR BELOW\u201d ¢ - Bat at this season he wants THAT LITTLE cool and com- fortable\u2014Well Laundried Linen is essential to comfort.We sre known as The Custom Laundry aud invite you to send us a trial bundle, which will conviuce you that \u2014wa\u2014 CATER T0 YOUR COMFORT AT THE.Imperial Laundry, 73.74 St.Vallor Street.## Telephone 95 U Member of the French Ophtalmio Snciety of Paris, SPECIALIST For Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Consultation from 12 to 3 P.M.WATOHES © oF iL KINDS, C FROM $2 TQ $225 From the common American to 18 k.Repeater, hours, } hours, iin 6 day matches dc optical Goods, Well Assorted.CLOCKS.For Churches, Schools, Halls, Offices, Banks, Hotels, Parlors, etc.etc.Silverware, Best Quality \u2018only.Quebec Souvenirs, Fancy Goods, &e.Large Variety of Jewel \u2014 reduction.Biche, Pipes, Nov ion ets.Good It of Dinmond Rings, from $10.00 to $375.Wedding Rings.CHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.\u2014)o(\u2014\u2014 EMILE JACÔT, St._Juseph 5 Street, ( Quebec, THE INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITHD.Authorized Capital, $300,000, \u201cOFFICE: DB.¥.A.DUNSAULE, (\u201cmme mure Hom.A.W.Oiier Hom, Boo 5 Richard Turner, ©.H.Cat Ni, Ba Biep\u201d ous ka w.Pis arse, LS clay Fer = Beaudiv, Aunrrois\u2014D.« Ross & Sum.Norant PuaLio\u2014 Hogh Brodie.Soi toss\u2014Beardin, Cardinal, Loranger & 8t.Gerwam.Baxxzis Imperial Bank of Canada, | FRESH FISHING TACKLE Just Received From Leading Makers FLIES, L:NES, RODS AND REELS.CAMP KITS, TENTS, RUBBER SHEETS AND BOOTS.> Spartisg Goods aud Herdware IN GENERAL.THE GHINIG HARDWARE GO.FOOT UF MOUNTAIN NIL .AXD.FABRIQUE STREET NEW BOOKS \u2014 AT \u2014 P.J.EVOY'S, .197 SX.JONN STREET.The Sceret of Lynndale, By Florence Warden, MoTeague, By Frank Norris.The Spano of Life, By We.McLennan, J.N.Mclllwraith.1, Thou and the Othcr One, By Amelis B Barr.A Dust with an Occasional Chorus, © By A.Conan Doyle.Regina, By Herman Sudermann.Young Lives, by Richard LeGalienne.Famous Firesides of French Canads, By Mary Wilson Aliowsy.The Mandarin, a Carlton Dawe.Without Dogma, by Hénrefk Lienkiewics.The Garden of Swords, By Max Pemberton.The Money Market, ty E.F.Benson.CANADA, CIRCUIT COURT, Prov os or foram | rors of Quebec, J District of Quebec, Zrpui: Benndet, of tbe pañish of St.Jan Dushaiions in de Cou of Lothiniere, _- Piaiatill, ve : Fxilie Charland, widow of Thecphile Charland, heretofore of St.Jean Deechaillons, and \u2018of parts pow ope Defeadant.BE DEFENDANT IS ORDERED TO from the last apprar wittin one month indertion of the p esent order (Sisned) | TIB DRSSAINT, Dep COO DRIUIN, PE LUETIER & FIST toc the Beauce Greenhouses BEDDING PLANTS OR ALL.TOR of Per 100.Per 1,000 Gerapiums, .$4 00 835 00 Coleus .300 25 00 Amaranthus.2 50 20 00 Achyranthus.3 00 25 00 Alternantheras.3 00 25 00 Heliotrope.500 4000 Salviss.5 00 4000 Pilea.400 35 00 # Centaures.400 3500 = ETC., ETC., ETC.Strong Healthy Plantae Rates For Smaller Quantities.BEAUCE GREENTIOUSES, Ste.Marie, Co.o.Beauce, Seance, P.Q.: 3 Ë terres ve FNOLARENS CELEBRATEDŸ Spring Cleaning Helps, 8 Spring Otercosta cleaned, dyed M ani premcd.Lace Curtains look rich after we (à bave lavndriet them.We give them the prado siiffoess 00 they hang M We Tata ter BLANKKTS 20 they rataio nearly all the ntural fluffy softness of the new goods.It is 1m- possible Jor you to do that at bome : and ing Flannels and Blankets is heavy work.N Oargota cleaned in à vory superior ¥ ™ Shirts, Collars and Coffs » À Specialty.\u201c rogs oùr 1£ 24,4 &6 MeMahon Street, PFEIFFER\u2019S Dya Works and Launëry, Opposite St.Patrick's Church.ORDERED IN PREFERENCE T0.All Other Brands x .BY THOSE.WHO HAVE WADE TRIAL OF IT.| etététs NO ALUM AU Ingredicuts Pare and Perfectly Healthful .ASK FOR.MeLAREN'S (00K\u2019S FRIEND: 3 AND TAKE NO OTHER.Daves & Co, BREWERS, LACHINE.re: \u2014 - political *, \u201cwi i | ;, °, GRATI= ed, lot 1 tolen PECK BROS., 184 St.ANNE STREET Money loaned as Jowces rate cf interest on PALE ALES Faith \u2018without work ronevires ! CAR FARE GRATIS, are stuffed.and ballot papers sf ._ 25 St.John Street, Quebec, Lhe security of rcal estate, stock, mort AND PORTE brings a man to the condition ni tne | It is inarvellous to se the cheap | but the Government that rewards the Te fonger brood weer Bookseller and Stationers._ OFFICE TELEPHONE 1032 pages and municipal debentures, R proverbial pitcher that went once | Thies that goods are welling ut, ot chief offenders with office cannot be | her little troubles, thanks to the in- Private Residence 34 Bt.Anne Strest, w.L.HOGG NEL To too often to the well.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2018considered as entirely free from ! cubator.4-00 00 XE DL RESTS THE Telephono 448.anager Jy Po Le 26 Angele \u201c¢,, Quobes - \u2014 2 Fr.vile.4 ORESCENTS, \u2014.§ St, James Restaurant J.T.LEVALLEE, - - Proprietor.Four Loncu, 26e.MENU.10th July, 1890\u2014 Potage\u2014 Rice Fish\u2014Boiled Haddock.Fatree\u2014Sucking Pig.Rosst\u2014Roast Beef.Cold Mexts \u2014Cormed Beef, Ham, Tongue.Vegetaldes Sauce.Dessert ; Hotel Cecil, - OITAWA- The Model Netel of Ousnds.OB GENSLINGER, - - Peoprist.STWR PRASERVILLE HOTEL\u201d The following Steamers will load on the Fraseevil Loup, le, Rivier PQ Cumfortable family howss at the | a seaside.Proprietor : UN PATATE RICKABY, ÉMBALNER & FUNRRAL DIRECFOR, S37 ST.40 STREET, - - QUEUES 5 Telophoos 351.Attendance day ee sight SronaeM MINIXG BC B00.Sedna snd valuable fe tration, aavive to to wos snd miners! dep tite in Washingtre, Idsbo and Britirh Columbia Minieg Information od P.O.Box 700, Spokane, Wash, FOUND.i ON TUESDAY LAST, A PACKAGE containing several aiticles, was found on Dalhousie streat, near the Ferry.The owner can claim his property by addressing No.101 Se.Ignace street, St.Sauveur, and by psying the advertising «xpenses.BUSINESS NOTICES- BADLY NEEDED\u2014AN UP- TO DATE, handsomely bound.well i trated Album for every postage stam Dominivn of Carne sod Newfoundland.We have such sn Album im press, to be issuedishortly.Price fifty coute.Send fur circulars.Cameds Samp Company, 592 John street, Queha FOR BALE FOR SALE\u2014SPOON OARS, PADdies, Canoes, Skiffs, &c.Jos.Bour: beau, Bostman, Finisy Market, FOR SALE\u2014A FIRST-CLASS GRAPH- ephone, with ab.ut forty records, large : lents born, also, box fur atoring rewords.The whole in first-class condition.Can be bad very chesp.Apply j= to Mr.Edward Fleming, Q.A.A.Grounds.FOR SALE_THAT SPLENDID PRO- , the residence of J.Fremunt, » No.37 Ramparts street, entirely sefitted and richly decorated.Electric Tight, and all the latest improvements ; commands one of the finest views in picturesque Quebec.Pumsession 1st ber next.For permits to visit, and conditions of zale, apply to L P.Sirois, N.P., or L Parent, N.P., 21 Couillard street.COTTAGE FUR \u201cSALE_AT \u201cRIVER WANTAD, AT ONCE, GOOD HAT- Dems \u2018er ; steady employment, W.N.Irwin & Co., Sherbrooke.WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO SMART WANTED AT ONCE\u2014TWO GOOD Servants.First-cles wages.Apply to Jos.Bigaouette, Valier strest, opposite Marsh's factory.WANTED\u2014TWO BELL BUYS.AP- py as Clarendon Hotel WANTED\u2014A TEACHER WIlH Elementary Di opposite Marsh's factory.FOR SALE OR TO LET.FOR SALE \u2014 AT LA CANA.diere, about one mile from Dorchester Bridge, a cottage econ taining 12 rooms, with both W.C., water from the Limoulou aqueduc, and all modern improvements.The grounds are nearly 2 arpeats in superficies, and are planted with a selected variety of trees.Stables and coach house.Apply to V.W.LaRue, N.P., 28 St.Ann street.HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014 That first-class property, No.73 Champlain Street, su itable for a Store or Warehouse, with dwelling overbead.For further pasticulars apply on the premis ADVOCATES, ETC.G.F.GIBSONE, ADVOCATE.Telephone 198.P.0.Box 1633.A Reliable Bicyclem In the Country isa Good Thing to Have.»\u201d SUMMER SPORTS AND PASTIMES.V.& B.Sporting Goods Store 20 MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN CANADA Sx BICYCLES, Best, Cheapest, Handsomest.SPALDINGS, \u2014estpp\u2014 COLUMBIA CHAINLESS, PERFECT CHAINLESS, COLUMBIA CHAIN.PERFECT CHAIN, NYACKS, FAMOUS, WARWIOCKS.DAXTONS.3nd Haad Bleyoles Hentod and Nold.| Complete Ropair Shop.FISMING TACKLE HIGHEST GRADE.Established Headquarters for Sportsmen.Golf Clubs, Spaldings, Morristown, Forgans.Golf Balls, Caddies, Supplica, etc., ote.£7 AGENTS FOR A.G.SPALDING BROS.11 St.John St., Quebec.HARTFORD, GARDEN VÉDETTE, DOMINION.We Know These Are Reliable.Try One and be Convinced.H.S.SCOTT & CO.60 Peter Street AGENTS TO TO RENT\u2014THRER ROOMS, SEPAR- \u2019 ately or eu suite.Apply T., Chrouicle.TO RENT\u2014TWO NICELY FURRISH Cot factory.Dame street, at Lako Beauport.A to J.Biganuette, Germain's B = Valier street, oppusite Marsh's \u2014 Bread TO LET-SHOP NO.76 St.Poter street.TO LET LET-HOUSE Na, 16.LES GRISUNB 47, W.LeRes, K.P.~~ OCEAN NAVIGATION.berth at about datos mentioned.8.8.Janeta.July 10 8.8.Dongola.Liverpeel Service.98.Philae.\u2026.Foly 15 S.8.Amasis.23 ee 430 Belfast Service.S.S.Tere Heed.\u2026.July 5 Dublin Service.8.8.Malin Head.vacscacves July 2 8.8.Rumore Huad.Antwerp Serviee \u201c15 To be followed regularly by other steamers to above named ports.TUE 61 ST.PETER TREET, QUABED Go to Faguy, | _ For freight and other partisulazs spply to General HAROLD KENNEBY, Agent.Quebec.QUEBEC ANDLEVIS FERRY § UNDER NOTED TRIPS BY THIS y wi.oe fond oor convenint to pa-ses- The Society of Arts, OF CANADA.1666 Kotre Dame Street, Montreal, \u2014 DRAWING \u2014 Every Wednesday, Value of Prizes Kangiug from $2 to £1 800.Tickets{- - - .10 Cenw.ANTOINE LANGLOIS, AGENT, Mocwraus Hit, Queasc.LET ALL THE WORLD.Tepinuy & Frere to see their great bargains.id NOTRE Quebec Loan Society, NEW TORK STOCKS MUCH CONFUSED.As a Rule, the Market Sold Off on the REMARKABLE BANK STATEMENT THE BANK RESERVE DOWN TO A LITTLE OVER $5,000,000 OF THE 25 PER CENT.REQUIRED BY LAW \u2014 FLOUR WAS DULL BUT WHEAT WAS STRONG, New York, July 8.\u2014 The character of the trading in stocks was much confused throughout the day's short session of the stock exchange.There were points of aggressive strengtn in the market which en couraged the maintenance of prices, but the certainty of an unfavorable bank statement encouraged the continuance of profit taking in some of the stocks which have recently advanced several points in price.Un the publication of the bank statement the whole market sold ofl, and net gains were preserved in only a few cases, The liquidation was by Wo means heavy, and the bears (o- | vered short contracts at the decline, causing a rally from the low puints.\u2018The rather vigorous denlals of the reported alliance between Pennsylvania and New York Central led to declines in these stocks, hut the amount of selling was remarkably small, During the first hour there was only a single transaction in New York Central.The bank statement on its face represents an extraordinury condition of affairs.It is almost unprecedented to have the cash reserves down to within a\u2019 little over $5,- 000,000 of the 25 per cent.of deposits required by law at this time of the year, yet fhe banks have expanded thelr loans during the week nearly $7,000,000, when they were already at the highest figure on- record last week.The conclusion is unavoidable that the Lanking authorities see prompt relief in certain prospect.In fact, the cusing ten dency of money during the latter part of the week shows (hat the relief is already at hand.[t cones in large part from the release of funds that had been accumulated for the disbursement of semi-amnual obliga.het fos tra ment voil- ™ onan x TRUNK RAILWAY.QUEBEC.| LBVIS.AM.AM.7.00 Accommodation | 7.45 Esperen from to Montreal, the West.PM.M.! 1230 Lightairz Ex-| 200 Mail frum the to the West.|V ; on.10.45 Accommodating 78 Mailto tbe West from M.wi INTERCOLCHLAL ALLAN.AM.7.15 Accommodation | 6.00 Acoommcdation vis Chaudieze to from River du Riv.du Loup.Loup.720 A 7.80 Accommodation to Campbellton frum Montreal.M.15 À 1L00 Acoummodssrn se Cy from Campbell Express to Mon- tre treal, 12.99 Expre s from P.M.Montreal.100 Express to|P.M.i Little Metis.1215 Exprese from | American Sebel and Wire pfd.| .cons 8.15 Accommodation Halifax.Kz div.to R.du Loup.| 1.15 Exross [rom 11,15 Express to Mon- \u2014 \u2014 11.45 Express from | NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET, woe dan \u2018to Halifax.Lit Jo Metis.ew York, July 8B.\u2014 Flour, re aad BEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.cdpts, 30.808 barrels; expurts, 10 + i barrels; Markét dull und un 7,45 Esperes to Sher- 845 Accomm odeincn changed.Rye fiour dull.Cornmeal 11.45 Mixed vo Megan- | 12.08 Express from | stendy.Rye steady.Barley malt tic & À.Francis, Sherbrooke.quiet.Wheat, receipts, 123,000 tu- PM, PM.shels; exports, 47,780 bushels; sales, 8.43 Express toSher- | 630 Mixod from | 195,000 bushels futures and 184,000 brooke.modati Yegpatic snd bushels spot.Options oped steady to Sherbrooke.| 9.15 Express from | ON better cables, rumors of crasthop- Shesb~ooks.pers in the Northwest, and muall June 26.1889.spring wheat receipts.Later the market developed greater strength on a sharp demand from shorts and closed strong.Corn, receipts, 30°), 300 bushels; exports, 156,005 msh- els; sales, 10,000 bushels futures and 40,000 bushels spot.Spot strong Options steady and remarkably active on talk of further export de mand and covering.Closed mrong Se to %c net advance, Oats, | Te\u2019 ceipts, 65,800 bushels; exports, 15.- 651 bushels.Spot market quiet.Options dull.Butter.quiet.Chvese firmer.Eggs firm.Molasses siendy.Coffee options closed dull and unchanged.\u2018Spot coffee dull and nomi- nai.Raw sugar steady.Refiped sugar firm and active.MONEY AND EXCHANGE.New York, July 8.\u2014 Exchange.60 days, 4.86; at sight, 1.8814; silver, 60%; Mexican dollars, 47%; silver certificatez, 60 @ 61.London.July 8.\u2014 The gold prem- itm at Buenos Ayres to-day was 112.50; at Madrid, 22.60; at Lisbon, 31.50; and at Rome, 107.23 LONDON SUGAR MARKET.London, July \u20188, \u2014 Cune, quiet, avith \u2018little demand.Java; 12s 9d; tair refining, 11s 6d.leet, quiet, prices barely maintained; July, 1Us.6d; August, 10s 7Ti4d.1 A SLIGHT MISTAKE.Slight as It Was, It Bethered the Handwriting Expert.The expert in handwriting had made a number of very interesting and convincing demonstrations with a piece of chalk on the blackboard.He would flourish a few lines and then stand back and describe them, and the jury was profoundly impressed.\u201cThis,\u201d be said, holding a piece of paper out before him in his left hand, while with bis right he made passes in front of the blackboard, so as to get a running start, *\u2018is the bandwriting of a person who is not used to bandling a pen\u2014not necessarily an uneducated person.It might be one who bad been so much in the habit of dictating all.correspondence that bis handwriting failed to settle into any permanent style or had drifted into unsteadiness through lack of practice.\u201d The testimony did not have any particular bearing on the case.but the jury looked at one another, and the spectators nodded their beads significantly.\u201cThe weakness of the upward strokes especially indicate that this is the handwriting of one who is not accustomed to clerical lubor, while the intelligence shown in punctuation\u2019 \u2014 \u201cMay the court please.\u201d exclaimed a man who had been on the witness stand a short time before and who bad been fambling through his pockets.The expert paused and everybody turned to look at the man who had made the interruption.\u2018May it please the court, \u2019 he repeat od, with much embarrassment, \u2018\u2018there is a mistake here The expert has been testifying as to bandwriting, \u201cOf course,\u2019 said the expert, \u2018\u201cthat |! is what I am here for.\u201d \u201cWell, the paper he has been talking about ie not the one I meant to hand to the prosecuting attorney.I got the doe- uments confused somehow, and what he has is a letter from an old friend of mine\u2014a man whom I met long ago \u2018ness.He writes to me very frequently to let me know how he is getting along.He was the armless phenomenon Judge, your honor, that ain\u2019t bandwrit- ing at all It's foot writing \u201d*\u2014Wéah- \u2018ington Star.He Supperts the Proposition, Mrs.Blickens\u2014The president of our club is going to lecture next Tuesday ening on \u201cConversation as a Lost Mr.Blickens (yawning)\u2014That so?Mrs.Blickens\u2014Well, why don't you goon and make some sarcastic comment about the impossibility of conversation being a lost art while women remain on earth?Of course that is what jou think Mr.Blickens\u2014No: I agree with your president.Conversation is a lost art When only one side can be heard, it is merely talk.- tres Went A Fereible Substitute.Rilmartin\u2014Did yes sell Maroney th\u2019 dog he wor afther wantin?Killily\u2014Oi did not! Th\u2019 chump hod th\u2019 parrve t' offer me a maisly quarther fer his ch'icel Kilmartin\u2014Thin yes didn\u2019t let him hov th\u2019 pick?KiHilly\u2014Oi did not.Oi Jet him hov th\u2019 shovel.Oi bod no pick in me hands! \u2014Leslie's Weekly.Whent Goes Down.De Broker\u2014Hear about De Curbb?De Ledger\u2014No.What's happened to him ?\u201cKuoocked flat.\u2019 *Yon dcn't say so?Was he caught by the drop in wheat?\" \u201cWell, yes.something like that A barrel of flour fell on him \u201d\u2014New York Weekly.The Surest Cure, \u201cThey say that Nell Gadleigh bas broken off her engagement with Harry | Hippleson.\u201d' 4Yes; she says he was so affectionate! that he wearied her.\u201d Oh.if that was all.why didn't whe just marry him snd have done with the wearisome part of it?\u2019 Sure! \u201cYou will forget me, won't you, dear?\" she pleaded by way of wottening the harshness of her refusal Bure thing!\u201d said he *'You know I'd do anything to please you.\u2019\u2019\u2014De- troit Free Press Friends.Mins Winger\u2014What is the Intest scandal?Mins Prodder\u2014I haven't heard any.Miss Winger\u2014But what have you told t\u2014Town Topica.Ambiguous, She\u2014Do you believe that too many: ecoks spoil the broth?| He\u2014Yes, altogether too many.\u2014/ Yonkers Statesman.A Question of Celer, \u201cDon\u2019t youse t'ink, Molly, dat youse could love me?\" \u201cI don\u2019t know, Jimmia You see, 1 never saw you with yer face washed.\u201d = = 55 WHERE .THE TROUT HIDE.The Large Red pt Deep Cols Waters cf LAKE EDWARD.The Praises of this Beautiful LAC DES GRANDES ISLES Have been sng by all its visitors, Jo.The Laurentides House Situated on the Bhore of Lake Edward, wbete uvmters of 6 Ib.trout ara taken overy year, + modern emmfortable Hote), adjoining 1 Railway Station.Guides, Tents, Boats, Cances and supplies of all kinda can be had.Excellent Fly Fishing in adjoiniog Lie and rivers Fur pasticula- 5 and information, apply te ROBT.ROWLEY, Proprietor.when | was io the dime museum busi- | Headricheand relieve all the trovblet fuel.fit t@ & bilious state of the system, such ne Pas ii Arai Bs wid io temarkable succees has been duo #0 Le Curie SICK.yet Caxter's Litre Liven are hop Vet valcatle in Constipagse® Bras td préveuting this a: Aanoring complalut, while pans correct ail disoisers of raofihe he Fomech, ver and regulaie Ser only cured \"HEAD would be almost priceless to thos who! suffer froin t! is distrersing complaint; but fortunately thir goodneas does nos en and thoso who once tr; them will find {ir zi bos be wilting me Ian sea à es D à willing to Go wil er, Bellator uli Tend - ACHE Sete bane of someny lives that iat hore Is wears wake our great Qur pills oure 13 while others do not, Cauren'e LITTLE faveR PiLis ere small and very easy to take.One or two make à doss.They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or, purge, bit by their gentle action : please cu who use them In vials ot 2 conta; for $i.Hold ererr-here, or gent by vaib C3 CARTER MEDICINE C3., New Tad, | __THE CHRONICLE, QU QUEBEC, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1899.Tnsolvent Notice.In the matter of TREPANIER & CU., Shoe Merchants, Quebec, 1nsolvents.HE ABOVE INSOLVENTS HAVE made a voluntary assignmeut to us jor the benefit of their creditors.The creditors ars hereby notified to file their claims with us as soon as possible.PARADIS & JOBIN, Public Accountants.Street, fice, 41 Dalhourie oh Boron.} Rich.& Ont Nav, Co DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL 8° STEAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVIOK 1889.BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.From Liverpool Steamer, |From Boston.Jure 40/CaNADA.ely 12 J uly 6|Dexsispms.| * 1 , 2/Nxw EK» GLAND) Aug « LT |VaRADA È ORPORATION] OF QUEBEC.CITY OF QUEBEC, DISTAIOr OF QUEBEC.BY-LAW No.361.Concerning the use of bicycles, vel- acipedes, and other like vehicles in the streets and' public places in the City of Quebec.(Drawn up in the French Language).At a meeting of the City Coaneil of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hal), in the said City of Quebec.on he seventh day of July; one thous- hoa eight hundred and ninety-nine, (1894), the following read for the first time.Be it ordained and enacted by the Council of the City of Quebec and the said \u2018Council ordains and enacts as follows, to-wit: 1.It is forbidden to any person whomsoever, riding a velocipede, bicycle, tricycle or any other vehicle of said nature, in the City of Quebec: (a) To trespass on a sidewulk.(b) To round street corners at fast gait.(c) To ride with a child.(d) To 1%de at a rate faster than an ordinary gait.2.Each such persons designated in the preceeding section, must: _ (e) Have at any time the full Tontrol of the vehicle with the pedals and handle bara.(I) In nearing the street corners and rounding them, ring an alarm bell.(8) In the evening, after sunset, have a lighted lamp attached to said vehicle.(h) Keep on the right side of the road.ti) Notify Ly the ringing of the alarm bell when you pase another person or vehicle going at an easier gait and pass to the left of said person or vehicle.8.When several pefsons, riding bicycles or other vehicles as aforesaid, ride together in the streets, they shall not advance more than two abreast.4, No person riding a horse, or a bicycle, or driving a horse or horses harnessed to a vehicle, shall ride or drive in Victoria Park after six o'clock in the eventing.5.Any infraction to any of the dispositions of the present By-law shall be punished with a fine not exceeding forty dollars, and in default of payment of the said fine and costs by an imprisonment not exceeding two months.PUBLIC NOTICE.Is hereby given, that pursuant to section 30 of the Act 29 Vict., chapter 57, as amended by section 11 of the Act 81 Vict., chapter 83 and zec- tion 8 of the Act 39 Vict., chapter 51 the above by-law will be read a second time and passed on Fri- By-law was day the fourth dey of August next, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.(1899), Commencing this day, 2nd May, Weather aud circumstances permitting, the Steamer \u201cOrleans\u201d will run sa follows :\u2014 ORLEANS FERRY wow coe-Eœn >»>»p FRER £88558 BE BRE LESBES TY RTT SUNDAYS858 daxpH aRREN® ETES eR 23248 = F RER EVENING TRIP3.Oa Tresday snd Thureday evenings tl boat will leave Quebec at 7.30 and the laland at 10 o'clock On ho'idays the boat will leave the Island at 8 A.M, and in the aft.rnoon the tame \u2018time tatle as Sundays wil be uzed.Quebec, Sillery and St.Romuald FERRY.HESTEAMEK \u201cLEVIS,\u201d UAPT.DES- ROUHEZES, will Jeave (weather and curcum- stances peroutting) as fulicws 87.BOVUALD.QUKBEO.5.00 A.M.6.00 AM.8.00.AM.9.00 A.M.10.00 A.M 11.30 AM.100 2M.2.00 P.M.300 P.M, 40 PM, 5.00 1%.6, 6,15 P.M, SUNDAYS, 2.01 P.M, 113 P.M.5.00 P.M.3.00 P.M.6.00 LM.8 Buopping oT Rumuals and at Lower ie ry RO DR returning.; Saturday, th tbe first trip from Bt.f) Ronda wi made at 4.45 © role Ainstead of 5.och.Un Saturday evening there will be a trip Quebec from St, Romuald and Sillery a ocloc Mpe $7 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 When a singer's voice fails he can no longer take up his notesf al FL imal Den fol Prise | A apm] ve QUEBEC TO LIVERPGOL.From From Liverpool | Steamer.Quebee.June 13(Vaxocouvem Saturday, Say 1 al 22 Doxxion .\u201c 8 * 29 Camdaonas \u201c \u201c 18 July 6 Scorsusx.\u201c \u201c 52 * £0, VANCOGVER.\" Ang 5 \u2019\" 27 DomingoN | * \u201c13 All these Steamers have superior passenger accommodation amidship Rilo.\u201d Electric Lights sad spacions promenade decks.Rates of 8 of Passage.QUESEO TO LIVERPOOL Steersge .38,26 « Rail juurney 19 hours leavion Quebeo aftes- noon previous to Jay of sailing.Thess Steamers have exceptionally good arrangements with the Rail Faicnes for the carrisge of Fine Loods, iy and all cargo requiring pronipt and cere- bandling.Trough Bilis of Lading is.ued to Py Points.For rates, herthing accomu:odation, and all other information, a; ply to W.M.MACPHERSON, Agens, Dulbousie Firs, hse > ou NARD LINE, EW TORE TO LIVFRVO'I, VIA FAR HERETO FR(M PLELS 51 .or ren.JW 5,10 AM Satoeday, duh 23.8 AM Tuesday, Avgn.t 15 noon Saturday, August 18, ® PM .Maturday, A guet.6, 9 AM.in Passage 8\u20ac6.00 and upwards.Second ob ee upwards.Revenus Tax additional, according to SEAM, Atenmer and accomniods tions.É-teerage \u2018i ickets tu &: d from sil parts of Europe.For fre\u2018ght and pes-sge aply to the Comnpany\u2019s offion, 4 Bowling Green, New York, VERNON Ii.BROWN & CO, Geners) Af R_ M.ETOC RSS Tia Qreaan, Unahas gents Or Quebec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Railway.Summer Time Table 1899.OMMENCING AND AFTFR MON./ DAY, Msy 50th, 189, Trains will ran a8 follows .BETWEEN QUFBERO AND STE.ANNS DE BEAUPRE.WEEK DAYS oF > 3 iar est ro EEEK == o È 2 af 283 ERREERE (Ratarday oaly) (Fatordav only) Extra train for Montmorency Quebec at Z 00 P M Batarniog leaves Muntmorency Falls at 8 45 P M SUNDAYS, Arrive\u2019 Fra, Aare 5) A.M, - » \"vo Pio 12,36 7 =e ès È ê SETWEEN QUXBEO axp ST.JOACHAM WERK DATS Arrive St, Joacham 615 P.M.Arrive Quebes 8.35 A.M.Lave 5.00 P.Mhe 8 Juacblee.SUNDAY Arrive 8t Joachim Leave St Jcachi ive Qusbes ve St im Arrive Qu vel 40P M Thetrain leasing Quetec at 6°0 À Cr on Sur days does not st pat intermudiate stations Leave Quebec 200P M For sli otter intorx ation opply to ths Sup r- intendeat.3, J, BERMER, wW.R.RUSSELL, Presiden Gen\u2019,