The Quebec chronicle, 7 septembre 1899, jeudi 7 septembre 1899

[" =.S00000000000000 26000000000 TO-DAY'S TDES.High Water\u2014 7.22 3.m.140 a.TOMORROW'S TIDES.High Water\u20147.54 a.m.8.67 pm.0000000000000 00000000000 The \u201cThe Chronicle is the Best Advertising Medium in Quebec.\u201d A Sty À 4 0400000060 00000 PRODABILITEES FOR TO-DAY.Fine, little change in tempera tare.: \u201cVOL.LIU.NO.19,398.SIX PAGES.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBRE, 1800, SIXPAGES PRICK ONE Gr A TWO HOURS SECRET |™5icacs |THE TRANSVALS |™* 2850, oy, AWAITING THE LPAQUET'S SESSION OF THE COURT \"issn tue | REPLY TO BRITAIN reign rr) MEETING OF CABINET ™ \u2014_\u2014\u2014 When the Public Sitting was Resumed a Considerable Amount of Contradictory Evidence was Heard\u2014 President Refuses to Put Some Questions FRID LAURIER WILL AMONG THE GUESTS.Chicago, Sept.6\u2014The first official announcement of the Chicago Day programme, October 9, has bt-m made by the Federal Arrangement Committe.The laying of the corner stone of the new Federal building will take HE \u2014\u2014 place at 10 o'clock in the morning by President McKinley, Secretary Gage will be presiding officer for t occa- REFERENCE TO COLONEL PICQUART CAUSES SOME SENSATION, [fit end will déliver an address, in- \u2014\u2014\u2014e troducing the President.The oration of the day will be delivered by Chief ; Justice Fuiler, if possible, and in the Reunes, Sept.6\u2014Two hours at the | fus never applied for leave t to i ; i .opening i third day of the fifth | the Panoeuvies, adding that °° was front er Lin s abeence by Justice Har week of the sitting of the court mar- | surprised no inquiry had been made up- United States ave reme Court.At tial for the trial of Captain-Dreyfus | om this point to the chief of Dreyfuss | iio close of the exercises the special were spent behind closed doors.The | bureau.2 by the adjournment of the court yesterday.M.Trarieux took up the testimony of Savignaud, the witness for the prosecution, who had claimed to have seen Jetters addressed to M.Scheurer- Kestaer, formerly a Vice-President of the Senate, by Lieut.-Colonei Piquart, while Savigraud was Picquart's orderly in Tunis.M.Trarieax said that Savignaud was a perjurer and that two officers visited Savignaud before the court opened, M.Trarieux hinting that the officers drilled Savignaud om the testimony he was to give.Savignaud replied, reiterating the truth of his previous testimony.Lieut.Colonel Picquart them arose and repeated his denial of Savignaud's story.M.Trarieux delivered his testimony in an emphatic tone.He reviewed the testimony of the petit bleu, which be said he was convinced was authentic He proceeded to comment on the ques- tiomable role played by Commandant Lauth in the affair.Commandant Lauth interrupted the witness, asking that be be allowed a hearing, and on the conclusion of M.\u2018Trarieux\u2019s deposition, Commandant Lauth confronted him.The Commandant declared that he bad acted honestiy throughout and that be bad not the least doubt of Lieut.-Colonel Picquart\u2019s falsification of the petit bleu in order to incriminate Major Esterhazy.A striking incident occurred when Bt Lauth, a moment later, asserted that Lieut.- Colonel Picquart had always shown the greatest contempt for the officers of lus bureatl, asserting that on ome occasion Picquart had brought to the General Staff, in the presence of Madame Henry and Lauth, a woman, Madame D\u2014\u2014, who was th: wife of a magistrate, and, Lauth intimated, Picguart\u2019s mistress, Lieut.Colonel Picyuart arose and cried © \"I protest absolutely.\u201d At the same time there arose from the spectators a chorus of \u201cOb,\u201d \"ca- maille,\u201d \u2018\u201c\u2018coohoon\u201d and \u2018miserable\u2019 duct of \u201cCommandant Lauth in b- licly paming a woman in a scandalous coamection.- General Zurlinden, formerly Minis ter of War.followed Commandant Lauth at the witness bar.Gegperal Zutlinden spoke.jn justification of his fore Ps he was Military Gover- Lh Erin Lieut -Colonel Pioguart, thie thr round that the measure was abeo- tely necessary in order thet the court should clear up the charge of forgery brought inst Picquartbefore à military cout, of i The tia of Dreptes oo in trial of Dreyfus and the Piequart aflair, - Labori asked that M, Palenlogue, the expert of the Foreign Office, be coasulted with.reference to the reading before .the court of diplomatie docu- meats, which established irrefutability the authenticity of the petite bleu, _ M.Paleologue, who sits behind the Judges, came to the front of the , and said be did not know to\" mn documents M.Labori alluded.+.The documents,\u2019 prié M.Labori, in which is recounted 3 conversation between M.Deciasse, (former Prime Minister) and Count Von Munster-Le- dendarg, (German Minister to Paris) in the course of which Count Von Muns- ter-Ledenburg had said Col.Schwartzkoppen aad admitteu that he sent Mapr Esterhazy a number of telegraphic cards of petite bleus.\u201d M.Paleologue responded that what M.Labori said was quite true and that the document belonged to the di sie deniers id oe petite blen in question, .Cal ; Schwyttakon Pom Edd not advan whciher Te Tol it himself or whether he had seen it.But, in any case M.Paleo) he believed it was sent by Colwartzkoppen.\u2018This declaration by the expert of the Fureign Office created a marked sensation in court.Major Gallopin, an officer of the artillery, was examined.He proved a rather unfavorable witness for Dreyfus, whom ho declared he once met on the boulevard St.Germain carrying a \" purkaer.which be aid cog: tet papers peliting tq mubi Ustion and which he was carrying to the Geographical Bureau, Dreyfus was questioned regarding this statement by Major Gallopin and admitted that he sometimes took documents bome to facilitate work; but, he said, that he did not recall the particular incident to which Mapp Gallgpin referred.This admission by Dreyfus made + bad impression especially when the meet witness, Major Hirsch- Apel deposed that he heard Dreyfus express a desire to go to the manoeuvres.Major Hirsch-Anel, however, could not remember the exact date.Capt.Dreyfus replied: \"It is very passée that 1 expressed regrets that | lid pe unable to gn 10 Ihe rmanueu- re what ww certaih Ww all Knew *- _thec none of the probatiomers\u2019 would Col.Jauoust then read a letter from the Coloacl of the 15th regiment of infantry, dated last Saturday, recall ing the date of the report on Madagascar, which had enabled him to fix the date of the bordereau as August, 1394.This report, he added, was drawn up in the Third Bureau of the General Staff and consequently an indiscretion might have been committed by an officer employed in the bureau.The de position of Lieut.Col.Du Paty du Clam, which was taken by Magistrate Travanier, was then read.It was remarkable as being a repetition of Du Paty du Clam's former evidence, than as containing any new\u2019 revelations.This was what the defence feared, and the reason they declared they had little faith in the result of an ex-parte examination.In his deposition Lieut.Col.Du Paty du Clam complains of calumnies of which he had been the victim, and which Capt.Cuignet had not succeeded in proving, declaring furs ther that he had no relations with the late Lieut.-Col.Henry, but admitting relations with Major Esterhazy.Du Paty du Clam affirms that in com- nunicating the secret dossier to the court martial of 1894 he acted purely as a messenger, and knows nothing more.He says Dreyfus always proclaimed his innocence.The ition ended with copies of letters from Madame Dreyfus, establishing the fact that Lieut.-Col.Du Paty du Clams relations with her were always court- cous.\u2018The court martial adjourned for the day on the conclusion 0?the reading of Du Paty du Clam\u2019s deposition.As the audience was leaving the court room, Lieut-Col.Picquart's brother- inlaw, Gast, rushed at Commandant Lauth, and tried to strike him for having introduced the subject of Picquart\u2019s mistress in his testimony today.Gendarmes intervened and persuaded M.Gast to leave the precincts of the court.THE FATE OF DREYFUS.Rennes, Sept.8.\u2014 The salvation of Capt.Dreyfus hangs on a word [rom Emperor William.This is the general opinion here to-night.If the Kaiser consents to allow Col.Schwartzkoppen, the German Military Attache in Paris in 1884, to testify before the court martial, or to vend a deposilion or what is i still more probable to allow his deposition to be accompanied by the actual document mentioned in the bordereau, then Dreyfus is saved.Tf the Emperor, however, decides that it is not in the interest of Germany for Col.Schwartz xoppen to intervene then Dreyfus's case is bopeless and his condemmation certain.To-night the eyes of France are looking across the frontier to Stuttgart, where the Kaiser is staying, and anxiously awaiting his decision.At a late hour this evening he had given go sign either way.For Suits and Gent's Furmshings, go to Glover, Fry & C.FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT Five Men Killed and Several Injured, Jamestown, N.Y.Sept.he Le i ident occurred a i , FM this se of \u2018Meadville, on the Erle Railrogd, about 4.45 this moping.AS f result fire men are dead and several others are injured.The Erie vestibule train No.5 ran into the caboose of # freight train which wan stand siding at Millers.The an ne ted to close the switch after the freight train had been switched, with the result: that when the vestibule train, which does pot stop until Meadville is reached, came along at the rate of sixty miles an, hour, i crashed into the freight.Cunductor Henry Shafter and Geo.Shotts, flag- of the freight, were both killed man, \u20ac almost instantly .Engineer Reubin Arnold, of Uw pawenger, was also killed.Two tramps, one un train No.5, and the other on the freight, were terribly mauled and killed.Arnold's fireman escaped death, but had a lex broken and was otherwise injured.A REAR END COLLISION.said Seb, | SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS INJURED, MANY SERIOUSLY, BY A RAILWAY SMASH UP WN PENNSYLVANIA Connelsvills, Pa., Sept.6\u2014Six bun- dred and fifty persons oi injured, many ser jy \u201caUtedr sythsion on\u2019 \u201coe Tir ilway tonight at Connelsville station.The presence of mind of Enginzer J, Hagerty alone saved tbe lives of many.\u2018The Mrst section of train No.5, à apecial of eight Wagner sleepers, ran into the rear of the Cumberland accommo- sation.Both trains were westbound.Engineer Murray, of the special, lost rentroi nf fix engine, tie nid Brakes refusing to work, and crashed into the tear end of the accomnedation, which was standing in Front of ihe station and was crowded with passengers.Engineer Hagerty.who was oiling his engine, saw the runaway train coming and sprang aboard his engine, tirowing the.throttle wile open.The accommodation tram lurched for war bug pot quik enough to savy » Coll sion © coaches of the aseommes dation were wrecked.The coaches = _\u2014___\u2014eeeeeveasts Tête filled with peuple.Many were Lieu\u201d ol Picqua-t was calla] to covered with the wreckage and bad to the witness stuad and sid that Drey- bo Pelped out.guests will % tescared a luncheon at the Union League Club.The next event of the day is the day parade with as many military organizations as cau be gathered together, General Wesley Merritt acting as grand marshal.The parade will be headed by President McKinley and President Diaz, of Mexico, riding sid?by side, oppo site to Governor Tanner and Mayor Harrison.The Governor-lieneral of Canada, Lord Minto, Admiral Dewey, General Miles, Premier Laurier, of Canada, members of the several Cabinets, diplomatic corps and other bodies will be placed according to their rank in other carriages.The day\u2019s celebration will close with a banquet at the Auditorium, at which Melville F.Stone will be toastmaster.The speakers will be President Mc- Kinley, President Diaz, the Earl of Minto, Justice Edward D.White, of the Supreme Court, Premier Wilfrid Laurier, Secretary of Foreign Allairs Mariscal, of Mexiro ; Secretary Long, Admiral Dewey, General Miles and ex- Governor Stone, of Missouri.RUSSIA MAY SRIZR BRITISH INDIA.German Major Writes of a Possibility in Case of Transvaal War.Berlin, Sept.6.\u2014 Although the \u2018Transvaal crisis is still in abeyance, military authorities bere already are discussing war in South Africa ag an undoubted eveptuality.The semi-pifi- cial Marine Review has an article hy the well-known Major Wachs, acguing in favor of the possibility of Hussia seizing on a Transvaal war as an opportunity to push toward Iscitigh [n- a.While appreciative of the strenth of Great: Britain\u2019s atrategic positions, Major Wachs thinks, nevertheless, that Russia has long since made wvatematic preparation to insure the success of this aggressive move.Moreover, the in- lian army, even according to British authorities, is unable, ajor Wachs noints out, to stand against European tr A Berlin Neueste Nachrichten, dis- The cussing the same and kindred subjects, declares that the extent of Great Britain's cable monopoly will give that country an important advantage at sea in case of any conflict of the future, OBITUARY.Bombay, Sept.6.\u2014 Dr.Peter Peter- \u2018son, the distinguished Sarscrit whole brother of Prine m.; MeGilt University Montreal, Canada, is dead.- , \u2014 WON'T PAY TAXES, Barcelona, Sept.&\u2014Over 12,000 manufacturers refuse\u2019 to pay the new taxes and many land owners have decided to follow their example.: I AMERICAN VOLUNFEERS THE LAST OF THEM ABOUT TO LEAVE THE PHILPPINES \u2014 A REGIMENT WHICH DID SOME GOOD SERVICE AND SUFFER- \u2014 Manila, Sept.6\u2014The Iowa regiment, the last of the volunteer organizations on duty in the Island of Luzon, has been withdrawn from Calulert to barracks at Cabucaon jalphy da departing for\u201d hote.\u2018 number who will sail is 806.Less than 300 of the regiment were left on duty at the fort when the order came for their relief, 406 being on the sick liat.This regiment has undérgone hard outpost duty for three months, during which it had been very much posed ve rains.Seventy-five mémbers ol regiment have reenlisted.Although the Iowans participated in some of the bardést between est \u201col the fight; Malolos and San Fernando et oe of jrty- regiment, how: them was killed n battle.nine members of the regis ever, were wounded and nine died of diseases.The ingurgents centinue to make demonstrations in the vicinity of Imus.The American outposts were obliged to fire volleys the past three nights.Mail advice from Kamboags report that that town bas been prac- wally .DISCOVERY OF GOLD.Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept.6.\u2014While Sigeing 2 well on Lookout Mountain, : 11.Japnigan and others dikave Bold quarts In lated Senna i] gold vein was struck about six miles from Chattanooga and gave evidence of being a'rich one.The discovery has\u2019 caused great excitement.ALASKAN BOUNDARY.- A Modus Vivendi May be Agreed Upon ol a Few Days.New York, up| ¢\u2014-fug Herald's Washipgion corre bonds\u201d nds his pape; the (allowing ing the Alasvan = boundary : jotla- tions for a mudus Vivendi, defining a temporary boundary line between the Dominion «nd Alaska, will be concluded within a very few days unless unforeseen circumstances intervene.\u201d LEFT IN A HURRY, \u2014 A Hank Clerk Departs From Montreal, Without Leaving Slin Address.Montreal, Sept.6.\u2014 W.J.Gordon, a young, man employed ay teller in the head office of the \u2018Molsons Bank, has left the city, after having committed forgeties to the extent of 104 no which he obi The Woiny.Gogdon Was @ busted employee and maved in good moiety, but lived heyond his means with the usual result, For Silks and all kinds of Dress , Fry & Co.goods, go to Glover, it was Issued by the Transvaal Agent IN BRUSSELS LAST NIGHT.A COPY OF THE REPLY Was FURNISHED TO THE RIGHT HON.JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, Loudon, Sept.7\u2014Mr.Chamberlain remained at the Foreign Office until shortly before midnight.He declined to make a statement regarding the Franssaul situation, but expressed a desire to see a copy of the following transcript of the \u2018Transvaal Govern ment's reply, issued by the Transvaal Agent in Brussels, Lo-night, which was furnished him by the Associated Press :\u2014In reply to the despatch the British Government, the Transvaal Government, on Saturday, handed to the British Agent in Pretoria a response, of which the following iw the purport :\u2014\u2018\u2019The Government of the South African Republic regrets that Great Britain is of the opinion that it is unable to accept the proposals made by the Transvaal in the despatches of August 19 and August 21, by which the term for obtaining the franchise was fixed at five years and the resentation of the Witwaters and district was increased.The Government regrets this the more inasmuch ax it considered itæelf able to deduce from the negotiations previous to its farmal proposals that the !at- ter would be accepted by the British Government, In t conditions the Transvaal congiders its proposals are annulled and figds it necessary to submit them ta the Valksraad and the people.It remains of the opinion that its proposals arz extremely liberal and more extensive than those presented by\u2019 the British High Commissioner at Bloemfontaine.It is also of the opinion that the conditions attached to these proposals are reasonable : \"The Transvaal never desired Great Britain to abandon any rights 1Ssessed by virtue af the London &n focenee of 1884 or by virtue of the international law.The Transvaal still hopes that these declarations will lead to a good understanding and a solution of the existing difficulties, With regard to the question of suzerainty the Transvaal Government refers to the eupuiches of April 16, 1898, and unnecessary to ders, y to repeat that of The reply then proceeds to say the Transvaal Government has already octo to the British agent its 18 accep the pro I contained in the ied High Topos sioners telegram of August 2nd, suk- gesting the appointment of delegates to draw up a report on the fast electoral law voted by the Volksraad.If the one sided examination referred to in the laut British despatch should show that the existing electoral law can be made more efficacious, the Transvaal Government is ready to make a proposal to the Volkaraad with this object.It Is also disposed to \u2018furnish all the information and enlightenment possible, butf is of the opinion that the result of such an enquiry so far as regards so useful appreciation of law, wil be of little value.Nevertheless, the Govervmént™ is\u2019 very desirous of satisfying Great Hritain in tht matter of the électoral law tid ¢ atid « I dik re ply thiéh rétert\"tà Mr.Cramberlain's proposals res) ) pint inquiry Ar Ÿ se uk Lh opel a ritaln does not aim al any interference in the aflairs of the Transvaal and that the action would not be regarded as a precedent, but has solely Jor Îts object tp amer ain whether e {ranghigs Taw sulfills 4 Ms : REF eines W the ulterior proposals of Great Britain as to the eventual con- stitition of such commission as well as the place and time of meeting.IT LOOKS SERJQVS.Land sops.7\u20144 am.\u2014 The Colould)\u2019 reg + Sm were busy until after 3 Selock this morning.Des pal ve passing bv special messenger betwen the Queen\u2019and Lord Salisbury for the last few days.\u2018There is a persistent rumor that in the event of war Gen.Sir Evelyn Wood, Adutañr-Gelrral te the forcés, = i vi reme control sir Baler avg the © Bel ccpmmand, with Cul.Lord Paul Sanford Mathuen, as Chief of Staff, Tho \u2018Times advisen the Government to convake Parliament immediately if necessary te vote the needed supplies, adding: \u201cThat a further loss of time may be dangerous and humiliating.\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014 WILL BUILD MILLS IN AMERICA \u2014 ; German Weavers Will Invest Capital in Factories in the United States.Bremen, Sept.8, \u2014 The weavers\u2019 syndicate of Gera, principality of Reuss, is planning the erection of laree mills in America, fellowigg bn (raved ple nf Behn Ses Bry, whose 200lioni\u2019 Faciery in pow building In the United Staten.The Leipsic Tageblatt objects to this extension of the syndicate\u2019s operations, urging that it will but strengthen the American weaving industry and aid in building wp foreign competition with the fathet- land.vo ' A REVOLUTION # Has Hroken ttub in Venezuela = An American Cruiser to be Sent.Washington, Sept, 6\u2014After an ut Pri ot peace, trouble ha< agatn appeaied in Venezuela, and a revolutionary movement is now in progress.The information has cyusk to the State ATtment [Hun an tn officia} suiaw, But one believed to be trustworthy.The extent of the movement is not known here, but as there have been fer wome time past rumors of rerioum discontent it will not be surprising it this last manifzstation should prove to be of large proportions.As the first duty devolving on the Government bere in such case |, to safeguard the interest, and\u201d hives of j Ameria fAtyétuts, 16 38 probable that orders Will issue tp send a lmval vessel to La port, Children Cry for CASTORIA.Guayara or an adjacent BUSINESS WITH CANADA \u2014 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AM- ERIUA \u2014 EMIGRATION.tal report X for the year ending March 31st.The weight of the letters and postcards despatched to Canada and Newfoundland show an increase af 5900 pounds.In circulars, Looks, packets, patterns and newspapers there was an increase in weight of 24,500 pounds.From Canada and Newfoundland to Creat Britain the increase in weight of both letters and parcels reached 23,300 pounds.\u2018The increase since Imperial perry postage will not be known until the end of ber.The profits of the Bank of British North America for the half year have been announced as £38,587.During August the emigrants to Canada numbeséd 2,365 English, 137 Irish and 378 \u2018Scotch.- A HOT WAVE, Kansas City, Mo., Sept.6.\u2014 Very high temperatures prevailed yesterday.throughout Kansas and Missouri.In Topeka (02 degrees were registered with hot winds blowing.Mexico, Mo., reports 106 degrees, THE REAL ARTICLE, Oporto 1las the Genuine Indian Plague In Stock.Oporto, Sept.6.\u2014 The Pasteur Institute commission which recently arrived here to study the epidemic, as seris that it ix the genuine Indian plague.The commissioners have begun treating patients with the Pasteur serum and protest against the inefficiency of the sanitary cordon.PARDONED BY PRESIDENT LOUBET.Action in Behalf of a Belgian Sailor Causes Friendly Comment.Brussels, Sept, 6.\u2014 All the Hrumels papers warmly onngratulate President Loubet on the stand he has taken in favor of justice and reparation in pardoning Rodrigue de Graeve, the only survivor of the two Belgian sailors who, though innocent, were sentenced to life imprisaunent ip Brest eight years ago on conviction of murder.Such a result, the papers t out, was unobtainable with the stabborn M.Faure as chief of state, and the Belgians believe it is a guod omen for Capt.Dreyfus.AMERICAN LUMBER FOR RUSSIA Supply Orderid \u201ctrom San Francisco for Building an Arctic City.Moscow, Sept.6.\u2014The government has ordered from San Francisca Amer ican timber and lumber for construe- tion work incident to the building of the new city of Dalny, un the Arctic coast: of Russia.MILAN WILL PAY HIS DEBTS.patches from Helgrade, wilt turn the attempt made on his life to account in settling with\u2019 his creditors.He has cals, and it is believed that their property, together with that of other «us- pects which have been\u2019 confiseaed, will cover his maesty's depts.A further protected\u2019 measure ln Servian finance is Pp the placing ofa mutigage on \\ho atete railwi INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS AT THE INDUSTRIAL FAJR AT TORONTO-LIQUIR AJR'S MAR- VELOUR FRERZING QUALI- THiS \u2014 SUTTER FROZEN IN A MOMENT.Tironto, Sept.6.\u2014 The mast remarkable feature of Farmer's Day at the ndustelat wir today, besides the excellent attendance was a series of experiments with liquid air conducted by W.A.Clark, à wellknowy scientist of New York, using a megaphone which cared his voice to every per- sun on the grand stand.Mr.Clark described the discovery of liquid alr with its marvellous freezing qualities.Then from an ofdtuayy tea cup he poured a small quantity of liquid, stating that its ingredient was 00 feet of compressed aig, aud drawing attention to the ice which formed around the cup and other vessels tn which the liquid was handled, A piece of butter dipped in U quid air was immediately frozen, and this Mr.Clarke broke into small pieces which he distributed to those near the platform.A rubber ball and an onion were treated in the same way.Next à piece nf mercury was, after treatment, us:d as a hammer with which to drive nails into the platform.Iron dropped in the liquid was broken as ecsily as one breaks a soda biscuit.\u2014e\u2014\u2014 ess AGAINST CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS.Rigid Héstrictions Enforced at Tokyo Rook to Their Suppression.Ex-King Mtfan, according to dis | aL caused the arrest of 40 more radi- | news sheds no new light on the Transvaal crisis.The © signe which the English are accustol to see just before a war continue, and from these any number of sensational deductions may be drawn.5 Mr Joseph Chamberlin: remains at the Colonial office, and the other Cabiwet ministers are either here or on their way to this city.General opinion tends to the helief that Cabinet Council will result in an ultimatum, followed by an immediate backdown on the part of the Boers, or the commencement of hostilities by Great Britain.This feeling, however, is founded on the trend of recent negotiations and is often forgotten that in these Mr.Chamberlain bad practically a free hand, and was not hindered by the cautious Conservatism, which undoubtedly will characterize the deliberations of the full Cabinet counsel.The Pall Mall Gazette to-day says : \u201cIt is foared that during the past 24 hours the probability of war has be come appreciably greater.\u2019 The paper, however, prints no news, except that received yesterday to justify this assertion.Advices from various sources indicate that the acute tension in ail parts of South Africa continues.But unless the Boers take the initiative, which at present is improbable, it is pretty certain that the issue of peace or war lies solely in the result of Friday's Cabinet council, hence, public attention is centered mare upon the signs of the times as exhibited at the army stations and dockyards than in South Africa itself, though news from there is eagerly watched, chiefly owing to the uneany feeling that the Buera might end the diplomatic tangle by raiding Natal.It is reported thix afterroon that Mr.Chamberlain has sent a reply through Sir Alfred Milner, to the Tranwveal Government's lalest proposition.The latter ix generally understood to be a withdrawal of the former concessions, and a tentative agreement for a further conference.Tt seems improbable that Mr.Chamberlain has done this, ++++444 4446444444 THE GROUNDING OF THE ALMERIAN Wag Run on Skore After Striking a Reef NO.1HOLD IS FULL OF WATER WORK OF DISCHARGING CARGO PROGRESSING RAPIDLY \u2014THE VESSEL MAY BE FLOATED THIS EVENING \u2014 THE SS PARISIAN PROCEEDS ON HER VOYAGE \u2014 THE SS PHILAREL- PHIAN SAILS FOR QUEBEC.As reported in yesterday's Chronicle he Leyland Line $5 Almerian is lying aground opposite Point St.Laurent, on Beaumont Reef, about 500 feot to the south of the black buoy off the reef.The ship struck some distance above where ahe now lies, and got off, but ax the water was coming into her forehold, it was thought sore prudent to run her ashore.Pilot Emile Lachance wax in charge at the time.He is a reliable and highly esteemed pilot who, in his eleven years\u2019 experience, has never met with any mishap.He was accompanied by Mr.Thivierge, an apprentice pilot, who passed his examinations some years ago as a pilot, but has to wait until the number of pilots is reduced below 125 to get his branch.The night was a peculiar one so far as light is concerned.The clouds massed overhead were very dark, while the lower part of the horizon was comparatively clear, and a drizzling rain was {alii at the time.This combiaetivh caused a species of misage, wo Lhat St.John's light, which can, in ordinary weather, be sighted twelve miles off, could be clearly seen over twenty miles away Tuesday night.The Lord Stanley came up from the stranded ship yes terday and returned wijy môte light ers.Messrs Fur & utray Kennedv qué #6.Fry also went down, in com su with Me.Jon T.Boyt, of Philadelphia, the representative of the London Salvage Association, who superintended the floating of the Mews mac at Anticosti, Mr.Itey; nas gone down in the interes of the Leyland erian Ti Sept.6.\u2014 The Christian ptet here is in a state of wuth i over the pyopiuigation of iunal regulations in amendment af those which \u2018went\u2019 into effect Augnst 3th.The new regulations pro- | Jubit private schools From vecewing pupils Whe.tu pEv The effect R af shy 1exbabetion will be viume the Christian Kiulergattens a primary lh a well a seriously to affect the higher institutions, _ Even before ihe promulgation of the regulations of Atyust 4th, the Departwent +?Education had designs au (he Christi hoois, pronoyug ty afiech with wevete restrictions as a Fehgiitia exercises and instruction, the employment of foreign teachers and the acceptance of foreign financial aid as to call forth a storm of protest from.most of the Tokyo papers as well as from the foreign community.The department retired to the sheligt of the milder regulations, but Wb has seized the first opportunify tu ge dir- eclly to the poipb at which, It may be apposed, 1 originally aimed \u2014 amely the practical suppression of the Christian schools.BEWARE, GENTLEMEN ! Do not purchase your tweeds or cloths for fall or winter overcoats, in fact anything that you require.Nuthing equals the assortment that Messrs.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere have on hand.which they offer at prices which defy competition.Ope price only.Line 4 yor We A out of \u2018her present position and bring her up Lo this city.The Lord Stanicy came up last night, bringing up sy hd light ers.\u2018Âs maux D wege at the ship.Mr.J.'8.O'Meara, of Harold Kennedy's office, remained on the ship since ventorday morning.Ald.Dinan, stevedore of the company.is at wary with his men discharge\u201d \\he grain from the foivhoid, où No.1 hatch.In the course of yesterday pftermoon it was found that theçu Was over 18 feet of Wate, m Ne.à hold.The tanks oo the forward part of the ship are ato (ull of water.It is not yet known to what extent the ship's bottom is damaged, but she is considered in à dangerous position.Mr.Thomas Harling, of Montreal, manager of the Leyland Company, arrived last night at the Chateau, and later bad à vom sultation with Messrs.\u201d Élarold & Murray Kçanedy, Quevec agents, who had Just returned from the scene of the casualty.Mr.Harling will go down to the Almerian this moruing vi board the Lord Stanley.M the same time, pumps will be taken down, Ww keep the ship fiee from water while she is being towed Wack to port.She is expected to get off at high tide thts evening, about ¥ o'vlmh, s0 that she should reach ilux port before 19 o'clock to-night.Allan Tine SS Parisian, Capt.Brown, having got everything = into shape, left at 7.30 am.yesterday for Liverpool, where the damages she has (Continued on Sixth Page.) -_ Ifan Ultimatum is Issued will the Boers Back Down ?-Prospects of War Said to Have Become Greater ~The Boers Sparring for Time\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; ACTIVITY IN THE BRITISH DOCKYARDS AND IN ARMY CIRCLES \u2014\u2014\u2014@æ Loudon, Sept.&\u2014This morning's [as he probably would have wuited the Cabinet's decision before taking such action, and cven if he has, it is hardly likely that his reply would bring matter: to a head except by irritating tle Boers into aggressive action.\u2018The second cditieu of.the Times, issued this morning, publishes a despatch from Newcastle, Natal, which says that during yesterday's debate in the Raad, regarding the proximity of British troops to Transvaal territory, Herr Delary, a member of the Raad said, \u2018\u2019The Boers only require half a day\u2019s notice to fight.\u201d\u201d The correspondent of the Times continuing, says, Many conclude that the defiant tone of the speeches are not unconnected with the fact that Mauser ammunition, which has been stopped at Delagoa Bay, has now been received.The Pretora Government admits that a consignment of cannon is now on its way {rom France.It is the evident aim of the Boers to secure time until grass and water are plentiful, the Burgers fully recognizing that a peaceful settie- ment of the diffculty is out of the question.\u201d The Cape Town correspondent of the Times telegraphs as follaws : \u2018In reply to the remarks of Sir John Gordon Spragg, former Premier of Cape Colony, the leader of the Opposition, made at yesterday's session of the (\u2018ape House of Assembly, Hon.W.P.Schreiner, Premier of Cape Colony, said that permits had not heen gramt- ed for large quantities of gmasunition to be transported throughout the Colony, but that small quantities for local importers continue to arrive, and Le had mo desire at present to stop importations.Pretoria, Sept 6\u2014The latest reply of the Transvaal Republic to the British demands has been published.Ip this reply regret is expressed that the pro- pusals of Breat Britain are unacceptable.The Transvaal Government admits Great Britain's rights under the convention and international law ta protect her subjects, but denies a claim of suzerainty.The reply agrees to a further conference regarding the franchise and Tepiweutation.RAR ISA ROAD ARABE ARR EE EEE LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE Of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church.Levis.\u2019 AN INTERESTING CEREMONY.ADDRESS BY THÉ REV.DR.KH- LOCK \u2014 THE STONE WELL AND TRULY LAID BY MRS.J.F.TURNBULL \u2014 SEVERAL LEADING CITIZENS OF QUEBEC AND LEVIS PRESENT AT THE CEREMONY.\u2014 The\u201cturmer stone of the new St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Levis was laid yesterday afternoon by Mrs.Turnbull, wife of Col.J.F.Turnbull.The ceremony was interesting and the accompanying service solemn and impressive.Tne Pastor or the Church, ev.K.Maclennen officiated, assisted by Rev.A.T.Love, of St.Andrew's, Quebec; Rev.D.Tait, of Chalmers Church; Rev.Dr.Killock, of Richmond, Moderator of the Presbytery: and Rev.Principal MacRae, of Morrin College.The musical service was under the direction of Mr.Heber Budden, organist of St.Andrew's, this city, and was of a very high order.The new church occupies one of the Hnest sites in this district; the view is magnificent and well vepays the climb, for St.Andrews, Levis is true to all traditines of Presbyterianism, in the \\neral as well as in the ghostly sense; it is like \u2018a city set upon a hill, which cannot be hid.\" A silver trovel, appropriately _ em graved, was presented to Mrs.Ternbull, and by it» aid the chief corner stone whe new edifice was well and tuly Rid.In the stone were placed contemporary coins, and the local newspapers of the date of September Gth, 1899.A list of the hiding committee of the new chusch and many other documents which will be interesting to rowbecily.On the conclusion of thy ceremony Rev.Mr.Macleunen call ed upon Rev.Dr.Killock fee an address, stating that in hiv capacity as | Moderator Île, Kablock was a species of Prosbytersan bishop whose position rwquiced him to guard with lathetly interest all the clergymen under Lis jurisdiction.The Rev.MrZerator in is address said that Le had alwoys taken a deep irtèrent in Ure progress of St, Andrew's Church, Levis, and 1he wag intensely gaatried at being able to assist ir, the forward movement represented by the laying of the corner stone of this new church edifice.It was an experience of which every Presbyierian should be proud, said be: \u201cOur denomination is one of the most numérous \u2018most important, most wexx thy and most liberal in thy world.(Hear, hear.) In the coustant growth of the Dominio uf Canada in dignity and impoglaive ax a commercial nation we Rave aot been idle, but have grown with the country and kept pace with its wonderful progress and devclop- ment.Presbyterianism has many as ch commend it to the respect tion of Canadiaus of all nationalities and creeds We helong to a church that wahurches nobody.We are cosmapohtan in our desire for civil and selyious freedom.Anything whah tends to forge a chain either for soul or body has our unqualified and determined hostility.And we are warranted in emphasizing the principle that all men are bora free and of right should be free, for 11 has been a principle of 1'resby terfanisnt since the beginning of its history and it is through the upholding of this principle that our glorious ancestors perished (Continued on Sixth Page.) [epartmental Stores Balance of the Pitfield Stock, Must be cleared off at once.A BIG DRIVE IN Bargains unprecedented, such «s : DBOYS' & GENTS' UNDERWKAR, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES AND ROSE BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING, Ladies\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Handkerchiefs and Hose.a\u2018 Tweeds Of Best Quality in Right Tailoring Lengths, BLACK SERGE, LINEN, TOWERLLINGS, SHEETS AND PILLOWS, , IICEIAGS&S FLANNELETTE, Fine quality in Prints, Percales and Cottons.Still Some Fine Remuans measuring over the meiked li ngths.They will have to go like the rest.SCHOOLING CCODS.Our special School Show Window will fell you what Schou] Boys® and Girls\u2019 are wanting.Have you cver Leard of this?Dainty little Fandkerchiets, White and Colored, for School Children, at *3¢.per doren.Bargains in Towels at Sc.and Be.apiece.BIG CHOICE In White Aprons and Pinafores for £chool Girls, all prices from Lultom to top figures.While Keeping up \u2014THE\u2014 Cheap Sale We receive every day the novelties of the season, especially tke Gulf Gods, double face Capes & Shawls SEE THEN IN SHOW WIHDOW The display is most attractive, and as usual prices are most tem ti: g- STOTHE LAD:FS Will be offered {lis week a fine assortment of MORNING WRAPPERS In Print or Peresle, with rillings and in different styles.SEE THE CORSET \"J0B LOT ON TEE COUNTER.Oddz and Ends in P.C, Sherbrooke, D.& A, {French made, Worth $1.00 to $1.50 FOR £Oc.ONLY.Z.PAQUET 18%, 1686, 171, 8t, Co.cpk § reet, Telephone 2171. It is What a difference there is in them.One day everything goes fine\u2014you accomplish much.other day everything goss wrong\u2014you're out of sorts, Did you ever think the fault was in yourself?all in getting a good start.If immediately EXHIBITION AT SAVARD'S PARK.A Fine Display of Farm and Other Produce An- Savard l\u2019urk presented a very gay appearance yesterday, the occasion being the holding of the joint Exhibition of the Quebec Horticultural Society and the Agricultural Society of the City of Quebec.Both societies had made great preparations for their annual fair and their efforts were crowned with success both as to attendance and the display made in the several on rising you take a teaspoonful of Abbey's Effervescent Salt ; in a tumbler of water you will go to your break- & fast with an appetite and to work infused with new be energy and a clear head.J.A.S.Brunclle, M.D., C.M., a Montreal; Professor of Surgery, 1 Laval University Medical Faculty; Surgeon to the Ilotel Dieu, etc., & says: \u2018\u2019I have found it particu- 4 larly beneficial in tbe treatment of derangements cf the liver and of the digestive organs, and consider that the regular usc of a À preparation of this nature has a M decided tendency to prolomyg life.1 em using it in my hospital Sold by all druggists.botile, trisl size 25c.éoc a THE FAMOUS RESTORER OF DR.POURTIER.Makes the hair a natural color, and for use since a replace sl the other stores hak for Dy.Powers famous hair restorer.For sale by all druggists.General Agency at W.BRUNET & CO.DRUGGISTS, 139 & 141 St Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebec.NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.\u2014 ee _o_ ASK YOUR MERCHANT FORTHE .Rubbers With th: Maltese Cross (MARKED ON THE SOLE) BE SURE THEY NAVE TEE TRADE MARK.Cannot be Ejualled fur ELEGANCE and QUALITY, Mednis obtaived at Toronts, Portiand, Loudon, Paris, Uhiladelphia and Melbourne Exhibitions.THE RUBBER \u2018LION BRAND\u201d From the same mannfacturer ie a Sec:nd Rubber vf (bo above brand and equal to First Grade Rubbers of other manufacture and guaranteed 445 ST.JOSEPH STREET, and 692 ST.VALIER ST.2\" WHOLESALE ONLY- to give estixfaction.POI \u20149\u2014\u2014@\u2014\u20149 \u2014\u2026.CHAS.E.ROF, - - - AGENT, For the Ruliber Maltose Crons of Gutta I\" rcha & Rubber Mfg.Cu, Turonto.EF Always on hand, à comeiderat;k: assortiment of BUUTS aad SHUES, LEATHER and RUBBERS.SILKS, DRESS AND COSTUME GOODS Just Received, and comprising some of the Best European Goods, ¢ i A First Class Milliner, | ; | A graduate of the best schools in Paris, is in the ens- ploy of this firm.INTs\u201d No hghogin tr h that hes all the apy ram: \u2014 outoËstyle.Gent'even thee tines always 4 k for he = per Cul'ara, but n riors Binnh mall Aansatie Finish.\" Wa bave FALL IS APPROIACHT suce manner 2s th- Laundry, Appian: 3 for the hand: ox of hoav sut amr) wrest wis ori) re tment a wre copiippad in the most up-o-tu + Machinery and iv ok fren thee moot de mtn \u201cbres our Lutes\u2019 Divan, tients\u201d Rive, Cut vam ere, Russ, ete.CARPELS CLEANED wm a siperior manger, : H moths removed 027 3 ress of cl AH the orers entrusted vo the Ueifler Dye Weakn snd Loundsy are 1 nder the Al rar wrk returned with the richest d 5.\" Ri 990000000000 590909060000 Éconmançonana 0200:H130000000+00- je i F.Ashmead, 53 ; 2, Detuncy, sections of each society.On entering -the grounds is the large theatre at present under construction by Mr.Savard, and which contained the numerous exhibits of the Horticultural Society.The display of flowers is large and well selected, and among the exhibitors in this class are Messrs.Cholette, gardener at Spencer Wood; Stock, gardener for Mr.Rhodes; Langton, gardener for Mr.J.T.Ross; Kastel, gardener for the Sillery Nurseries; and Melle I'Ecuyer.Mr.Verret, of Charlesbourg also has a large exhibit of cut flowers, which is much admired, while Mr.A.Guay, of the Littie River, has a huge and very handsome geranium, about 4 feet 3 inches in-height.which is however not entered for competition.The different exhibits are artistically arranged and show great taste on the part of the exhibitors.Several handsome floral designs and baskets of flowers are also to be seen.In the vegetable and fruit classes, the entries are large and varied and are exceptionally fine.In the agricultural line.there are a good number of entries of cattle, horses and swine.The exhibition was formally opened vesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by His Honor Lt.Guvernor Jette, who, accompanied by Ma(or Sheppard, A.D.C., arrived on the grounds and was reccived by Messrs.J.T.Ross, President, and R.Campbell, Vice-President of \u201cthe Quebec Horticultural Society, and Mr.Simeon , President of the Quebec Agricultural Society; F.Carbray, M.P.P., A.Robitaille, M.P.P., Mr.Wm.Lee, D.Bell.As the Lt.- Governor left his carriage the band struck up the National Anthem.His Honor then ascended a stage where Mr.Simeon Lesage, addressing him, thankzd him for his kindness in coming to open their joint exhibition.\u2018The Lieut.Governor was brief in his reply, thanking the Directors for having given him an opportunity to be present at such a fine exhibition, and remarking that as he had no speech prepared he would immediately declare the exhibition open.These remarks were highly applauded and the distinguished party, accompanied hy those already mentioned, visited both shows in detail, His Honor declaring himself well satisficd with the result.During the afternoon a programme of races, specially prepared by Mr.Savard, was given, and was witnessed by a large number of spectators, the races on the whole being well contested.The following is the result :\u2014 Special race, 1 mile\u2014 Melbourne Queen.1 Brazilian.\u201c 2 Pitchell.4 Trompeur\u2026 \u2026 3 Time, 2.35, 2.40, 2.10, 2.34 2.26 Claxs\u2014 Archie Moe.Lina Bell.Virginia J.Time, 3.271, 2.363, 1 2 3 4 a mo i.[.sa 2 1 3 2 1 Dis 2.31, 3.21%.Running race, 1 mile, for farmers\u2019 horses, 5 entries\u2014 O'Neil.Riden by himself.w.11 2 2 Ridden by himself.The latter was the favorite and was leading when in both heats during the last lap, his horse bolted and threw his rider.Mr.Tozer who is a veteran rider, picked himself up and remount- fp cieieiririieirisidinisisielieisiede ob diel ideineleieeiel=i=i=l | ing succeeded in coming in third.His «ve - plucky action was received with a ¢ pluuse by the spectators.- \u2018 In the agricultural exhibition the Fall Importations ! 3 |s6s het Sem Manen\"etinec ¢ ness, and Vilbon Guillemet, of \u2018Ste.0 Agathe, completed their labors last Ss - ; From.the following being the suc- TW, D \u2014 cessful prize winners: I EE $ GRADE CATTLE.+ 6 Stock cow three years and upwards * SCOTCH, $ \u20141, Tozer & Co., $4; 2, Alex.Moore, I ENGLISII, \u2019 5; à Louis Dura, 3 Mr.(John oe TR 1 Was al ecom:nended Ol a I BANNOCKBURN, $5 | prize en 3 y, Two year old heifer\u20141, John Dun- WEST OF EN GLAND.; don, 33, 2, Michuel Connolly, 83, and ?he is also recommended fur an addi- .$ tional prize.; Materials for Fancy Vests.#4 | One year vid heifer\u20141, Chs.P.Dela- ¢ ¢ ney, 53; 3, Michael Connolly, $2.To- An experienced Tailor, graduate of J.J.Mitchell's ; ur & Cu.are recommended for a Tailoring Establishment, New York, i attached to ¢ | prize , .thie sore EF | lf es oe emp 0 Dr > ~ Cn.recommended.Pair steers, two years and up\u20141, C.P.Delaney, $3; 2, fozer & Lo, SZ.air oxen, with yoke\u20141, C.Pp.Delanes, $4, 3, Tuzer & Cu, 33.JERSEYS REGISTERED.Bulls two years and up\u20141, À.F.Ashmead, $5.Bull one vear cld\u20141, John Jack, $3.Bull calf under ome year old\u20141, A.F.Ashmead, $3.w three years and upwards\u20141, A.F.Ashmead, $6; 2, John Jack, $4, $ vasssasen sans 2, AF.Ashmead, $3; 4, A.F.Ashe d, $1.; D 1 & G Heiter two years old\u20141, A.F.Ash- ; clage auvreau, mes 35 J no 32 © Heil tar 1, A.F.Ash- ; 178 ST.JONX STRIET.a, $3.2, Ao F.Ashinead, 33.$ under 1 year old\u20141, A.J.Jack, SZ; 4, A.F- Ashimead, $1.HOLSTEIN.$2900000000000000000000 9 > 7900OC00210000GPGO0 | Bull one year old and up\u20141, J.Dundon, $5 ô UP-TO-DATE @ Go| bu r\u20141, J.Dun- 2 a .- a Cow thre years and up\u20141, J.Dun $ PEOPLE PATRONIZE fg lon 8 PFEIFFER\u2019 S DYE WORKS ; -AND.Hater two years oMd\u20141, J.Dundun, $1, 2, J.Dundon, $2.8 i Laundry.J eifer \u2018one year old-1, J.Dundou, 3 Hues amd Coffs Lairtend Show of Finch, \u201cTHE eer calf under vue year old\u20141i, J.Dundon, $3 AYRSHIRES REGISTERED.equipped] cries-T me > ith he [vet nisch 'o- For this high rode of = 1k * Ball two veurs old and upwards\u20141, CRID GLOVES clus by mn LeW prar 0 goving thm the ee ool Bich as J.Dundon, 35.3, J.Ratte, 33, wow Kid Tiv na ard by cers I.Dosand, $2.Ball cdf under one vear\u20141, (.Pss.Cow three years and upwards\u20141, J.Drrdon, 2 , Meiter © ear old\u20141, J.Jack, 53, 2, J.Burdon, 32.coal mon of tbe pripretor._ putes Ca brane hase mk to wait \u201cintil ne midaghe to hare thes fo Ertan paies gl umdee one year\u2014i, J.Ait osdve: returas d ear y Sati di.aftermec.milon, , ; resect 1000 100 The fattest and ie beef animal on BRANCH OFFICE : MA NOT FICH ; pe A # Xe sp elt st te potter ane ; 8x Cote au Passage, Levis.31 4, G McMalion, Qucber line de QC BLL Fhene Mi S24.; loue 324 ÉORSES-\u2014ROADSTER:.Single horse, mare or gelding\u20141, Alex.Moore, $5; 2, W.O'Neil, $3 ; 3, #.Hossack, $2, Matched pair of horscs\u20141, W.O'Neil, $6, 2, Alex.Moore, $3.Mare of any age \u2018with foul\u20141, Tozer % Co., Colt one year old\u20141, J.I.Laroche, 2, Dr.Jolicoeur, $1.i or gelding three years old\u2014t, 4 I.Laroche, $3.2, Jean Giroux, draught horses\u20141, Shaw, & Co.56; 2, John Jack, $1.GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.reuss a: Mare of any age with foal=1, Mi- Je! Gausin, $4, 2, Gregoire Leclerc, Tozer & Co., special prize for best foal.Single hoise, mare or gelding sver 1,050 ibs\u20141, David Jack, 36; 2, Robert Hossack, 34; 3, Ls.Durand, 4, J.O'Neil, $2.ol of one year\u20141, Dr.Jolicoeur; J.I.Laroche, $1, ity or gelding three years old\u20141, J.I Laroche, $37; 3, Jean Giroux, $1.SWINE.Boar one year and upwards\u2014C.Delaney, $3.Sow six months and over\u2014!, C: Delaney, $3 ; 2, C.P.Deluney, $2; 5 J.Rate, si.CHESTER WHITE, YORKSHIRE.Boar one year old\u20141, Hubert Gauvin; $3.soar under one year\u2014i, Oct.Cotz, P.Sine GRADES AND CROSSES.Sow Pith litter not less than four\u2014 LC.Delaney, $3; 2, C.P.De aney, Ba.3, Jos, Ratfe, sk Best pig of any age=i, Tozer C.P.Delaney, $2; 3, x SHEEP.(Registered Short Wool.) Ram two years and upwards\u20141, C.2.Delaney, $3.Ram shearling\u20141.Oct.Cote, $3; 2, 3eo.Thompsoi Ram amb, hi Ratte, $3.Ewes shearling two years and up- wards\u20141, Jos.Ratte, $3.iRADES AND CROSSES \u2014 LONG WOOL.Ewes shearling two years and _ up- vards\u20141, C, P.Delaney, $3 ; 3, C Ppdclaney, 82 14, Tour & Co., Ewes shearling, pens of wont.Toær & Co, $3; 2, U.P.Delaney, $3; $, La.Durand, $1.Ewes, lamb\u20141, C.P.Delaney, $3; LC P.Delaney, $2; 3, Tozer & Co, $ JRADES AND CROSSES \u2014 SHORT WOOL.Ewes two vears and upwards\u2014f, C.P.Delaney, $3; 3, C.P.Delancy, $2; 3, Geo.Thompson, $1.The judges in the horticultural show, Messrs.Geo.Moore and Wm.Penny, were busy at work yesterday afternoon and will conclude their judging this morning.The fair will be brought to a close this evening.It is very well worth a visit, and as another fine programme of races is prepared for this afternoon we would advise ever: or to visit Savard Park duting the du To the Directors, Jo., $3; 3, Wdurand, St.and princi day to Messrs.Wm.Lee, Frank incipally Se- cretary-Treasurer of the Ai ricultural Society, and E, E.Welch, retary- Treasurer of the Horticaltural Society.the members of the press are much indebted for their willingness to give all the necessary information.The following aie the officers of Soth Societirs :\u2014Quebce Horticultural Society\u2014President, J.T.Ross; Vice President, R.Canpbell ; Scretary- Treasuier, E.E.Welch, Directors\u2014 Frank Ross.D.Bell, A.Rhodes, Jac.Verret, £ £ aril, Sir J.M.Le nine, urtele, .R.- ws Doucet le, Hon.R.Turuelec Agricultura) Society\u2014Hon- olary President, Hon.G.M.Dechene | Hon.Vice-President; N.Garneau, Esq.; President, S.Lesage, Esq.; Vice-President, John Jack.Directors -v.Chateauvert, W.Lee, V.Pepin, Jus.O'Neil, John Dundon, C.P.De laney, Thos.Brown.Secretary, F.Connolly-\u2014 A FORMER QUEBECER DEAD.William Stokes Has Gone Over to the Other Side.William Stokes, a landing waiter at the ferry duck, died very suddenly at his home on London street at 11 w'cloct at Windsor, Ont., on the 31st August.Deceased had been ill for some time, but did not stop work until Wednesday forencon, when he became Loo ill to attend to his duties.On the day of his death he appeared stronger, but a short time afterwards suffered a collapse.The direct cause of his death was heart disease.Mr.Stokes was born in the city of Quebec fifty-nine years agu.He \u2018re ceived a fair education and then leate- ed Lhe cuvper husin:ss.After reaching manhood |: embarked in the cooper busincs with a partner and the first ouput was taken to the West Indies under the personal supervision of Mr.1stokes, He found the trade a profitzbls one and continued shipping all hinds of qurrels for yoann, fie then sold out nd embarked 1m the lumber business, and he had lamber (transactions: fa Ontatio and Quebec and also in puits of the United tates.fle removed to Newbury, Ont., many years ago and ade that place iis ieadquarters for uis lumbce opers- sions.He made a speciality of sega ce timber and blach walnut amd export ed grat quantities to Great Britain.At ore lime he owned a number of tugs on the great lukes and they were used for towing rafts of timber to the nearest railways.Seventeen years ago be moved to Windsor and \u2018cou- tinued the business in this tity up to eight yeais ago.He met with = reverses owing to the prices paid for timber and was forced to stop: business.Four years ago he was appointed a Customs officer by the late Conservative Government and was well and favorably known to the patrons of the ferry boats.Ile was married twice, four children surviving him by his first marriage and seven by the last.In politics Mr.Stokes was à slauneh Conservative and probably spent more money for the party than ny other individual in the County of Essex \u2014Petroit Free Press.Stokes was at que time one of the large manufacturers of oak, we nat and stav ating te the \u2018Quetec market, aud was: a familiar face on Peler street in the palmy days of the Ler trade.= Cotten Root Compound 13 successfully used monthly by over 50.090 Ladies.Bate, enectual, La Lacon lor drugrist for Caok's Cores bout M28 \"ake no other, as al) fitted {sys are dangera.Kris, N.No.1.$1 por 2; Now 3, 10 degrees atronger,$3 Ra lor tord, mailed lon recoipt of price cit ps cent \u2018sok Company Windsor, Ontan 1 vd Iuoldand d recommended Cy a Tétponsi aneds.= Druggists ln C: ok No, Lend Ne, % is a On the Montreal Stock Ex-! rofined, quiet and barely steady.ines sigyman in the city of ai.\\ « D (To BE INCORPORATED.or table family bowse at .: ESE id: \" moonlight streaming B = - - 3,000 proximi of seme.Propeicta change Yesterday.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.through the frosted dws of the « À SHARE CAPITAL, $06, -000 a.Deslauriers unto, Sept.6, = St.Paul was | old homestead redeemed in every sense | Divided into 60,000 Shares of $100.00 cach as follows: TTT Cabs ral re io today's cet.| is 's 1 expeRTakena.| LIGHT SALE OF OTHER STOCK.| te publication of annual report shiny | has aise been honored by a theatre 7 per cent: Preference Stock \u201cCumulative\u201d [30,000 shares] - 3,000.000 RICKABY ~~ ing extraordinary prosperity was the | party of clergymen, the first of its Common Stock [30,000 shares] - - - .- - - - - - 3,000, 000 CEBALYZ RAL DI THE LONDON STOCK MARKET | JI\" Nf ht whieh was very | und that ever atiended a play lu \u2019 » $ UV AN und which ce the price | this or any other country.Mr.Her = a py DIBEUTOR, | \"was HÉAVY AND IDLE ON stcadily upward neatly two pints.So | lis also been honored im receiving in DIRECTORS: - .ec | THE SUSPENSE OVER TUE wide 3 movement on a standard stock vitations te speak of the ih ont PeeriGept : W.E.H.MASSEY, ESQ., President Mansey-Harris Co., Limited, Vice-President: HON, GEO, A, COX, President Canadien Back of Commerce 7 Telephone 351.A'readusws day or sign.\u2019 | BOER SITUATION \u2014 ST.PAUL | Of St.Paul's character was looked to Led whenever possible they have bees HON, LYMAN MELVILLE JONES, WARREN Y.SOPER, ESQ., _ LOGF, WAS THE GÉNÉRAL FIGURE | {205% tome Sympathetic HE a rcepted.| Nevertheless, \"Shore Aes Gen.-Mansger Massey-Harris Co., Limited, Toronto.Mess.Ahearn & Soper, Ottawa A LADY'S GOLD CURB BARGLE, IN NEW YORK, BUT THE CLOS- | movement in the upper stages of ad- | cres™ is anything but a religious play.> 5, FLAVELLE, ESQ., ; Co L.L GOOLD, ESQ, ; with chures atrached, between Monn- ING HOUR SAW WEAKNESS IN | vances show some signs of manipula- | Mr.Charles G.Craig and Mr.Atkins - Man.-Director the Wm.Davies Co., Limited, Toronto.President Goold Bitycle Company, Limited, Brantford, tain Hill and Duvie's Dock, Levis.The NEQRLY ALL STOCKS.tion for the purpose of sustaining the | Lawrence will play the brothers in the E.R THOMAS, ESQ, Mum.H.A.Lotier & Company, Toronto.Bader will be rowarded Apply at this Echeral market.* There was quite free | production to be given re eo BANKERS SOLICITORS.ollie.- selling wherever there was a suitable | work a Academy, + DUO Wavre | Montreal, Sept.6.\u2014 Mining stock | Advance in price and the last hour was | auces, commencing 14th September.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.MESSRS.RYCKMAN, KIRKPATRICK & KERR, FT ==\"! continees to be the most active in the | EiTEN Over to an active realizing move- \u2014_\u2014 .TRANSFER AGENT AND REGISTRAR.ie 10 RETA FURNISH | {rading on the Stock Exchauge today\u201d | Ment which clipped off half of St.| 47, JAMES HOTEL, MONTREAL + THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, Chief OSices, Toronto and Montreal, Canada, Tev(Cape preferred from Tot Goro | and of that group War Eagle attracted | Paul's gain and carried prices géveral- Opposite G.T-R., and two blocks modern improvements; central local ist May.Address \\.Y.Z., Chron ical Office.WAKTED \u2014 FURNISHED _ HOUSE figm 1st October to ist May.Addiese, 555 Chronicle Office.| MELF WANTED.WASTED-MOTUFRS HELP.TWO ildren 2 and 3 yours uk.A Blanchard Hotel.ris CLERKS WANTED \u2014 iately want 10 clerks, ience in the dry goods business, bearing good recommendations.lage & Gauvreau, 178 St.Joha St.WANTED A STEADY, RELIABLE.Middle aged man to take charge of a department.Steady employment.Apply to Department, Chronicle Office.ROOMS WANTED, WANTED\u2014IN GOOD LOCALITY, Upper Town, for a lady, two well beated unfurnished rooms en suite, or one large room, in good order.- conveniences.Private house._ Address E.G., office of this paper.BUSINESS NOTICES.READY SEPTEMBER 2nd.OUR Hiustrated Album for British North and De- American Postage Stamps.Cloth 58¢c.; by mail, 80c.Ask your bookseller for it.Canada Stamp Company, 502 Jobm street, Quebec\u2014 FIVE PACKS OF CARDS FREE \u2014 Owe Pack, May I.C.U.Home; One Pack, Escort; One Pack, Flirtation; One Pack, Hold to the Light; One .Our Sofa Just Holds Two ; One sample book full of Novelties.Send Sc.silver, for postage.A.W.Kinsey, E.T.Yarmouth, N.S._ POR SALE.FOR SALE\u2014PROPERTY NO.45 D\u2019Artigny street.House in first-class order.Kloctric Light, Gas, Heated with Hot Water.Also vacant lot, with fruit trees, ste.Apply om premises.ALE\u2014 THE RESIDENCE OF Hon.P.A.DeBlois, with acres of cultivated lands; lands 6 arp, 8 per.x.33; with buildings, ctc., the whole in the pa- Fa of Beauport.V.W.LaRue, f the bulk of aitention.vious week, a net gain of 124 points.This morning business commenced on the basis of $3.62 and the price was run up to $3.65.But it dropped back to 53.62 again at the close of the morning board.Payne sold at $1.24 and Republic at $1.33, both prices being slight advances on yesterday's closing.In the general list the irad- ing was of a very light character there being nothing particularly inviting in the present situation.n contin- wes to give every evidence that the market there is still on the anxious seat, and although there is a strong desire apparent to get in the market, people are afraid.The consequence is that the prices of Canadian securities did not move.to any appreciable extent today.Canadian Pacific sold in the local market at 97, with the London price at 993.That is an advance of § in Loudon and à here.Royal Electric, Richelieu & Ontario, and Toronto Rails, were the only other stocks which were handled.Electric sold, ex- dividend, at 182; and Toronto Rails.1183, a quarter better than yesterday's closing.Richelieu was unchanged at 112}.London cable to-day quoted : Grand Trunk, firsts, 87}; second, 59; third, 25}; Canadian Pacific, 993; Hudson Bay, £22; Anaconda, £11 7s 6d.CLOSING TRANS ACTIONS, Twin Cwy.Twin Cicy pfd.Ss John sMontresl and Londou = 5 a of 74 miles (rom Dorchester Bridge, is sufficient to furnish light to the city at a cost of $30 per lamp.A piece of land near the \u201cNatural Steps,\u201d suitable for an hotel or tbe Beauport Church, suitable for a professional man.Edward O\u2019Brien, Notary Public, Beauport.FOR SALE\u2014CHILD'S BAKERY.ST.Valier street.V.W.LaRue, N.P.TO LET.TO-LET\u2014COMFORTABLE COTTAGE heated by hot \u2018water, lovely situation; garden in rear.Rent moderate.Situated 8 Simard Street, Mount Pleasant.Apply to Rev.F.G.Scott, 3 Simard street.\u2018 ROOMS TO RENT\u2014ONE OR TWO wicely furnished rooms to rent, with modern conveniences, in private family.Apply to No.119 St.John street.FACTORY TO LET \u2014 THE BOX factory of the late G.E.Pare, situated on Lallemand and Caron streets now gecupied by the Globe Rubber Company, with all modern improvements, and at easy conditions.Apply to Miller & Dorion, advocates, St.Peter street, Lower Town.TO LET- SHOP NO.47, NOTRE Dame street.Quebec Luna Society, 75 St.Peter strost.\u2014 TO LET -BOUSE No.16.DES GRISONS LE.aÿlsér TRANSACTIONS.Richel x lies & Ontario Navigation Co., at .Royal Electric, xd., 15 at 182, 25 at 182}, 75 at 183, 25 at 1834, 25 at War Eagle, xd., 1000 at 363.Republic, xd., 500 at 124.1 \u2014_\u2014 M MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET.| Pik Montreal, Septceipts, 5,500 barrels.and winter, $3.60 to $3.80; patent spring, $3.9 to $1.10; straight roller.$3.30 to $3.40 Yesterday the active demand sent the price up to $3.614, after closing at $3.41 the pre- ly below last night's level.The jump in call money to G per cent.induced the realizing.The exceptions were a number of usually obseure stocks which were marked up in quite a sensational manner.Tennessee Coal dashed up and down in an irratic manner all day, climbing nine points in the first hour and dropping again to within three points of last night.The feverish demand for this stock is attributed to a large short interest which finds itself obliged to settle with a practical corner in the stock.The of wing at the Stock Eixchange wire as Fotlows \u2014 #1 ns 9 \u2014_\u2014 CHICAGU GRAIN AND PORK.Crieage, $ pt.6.-The following ars the \u2018pediog, higuret, lowest aod cling proces u Chicago t=tuy :~ Wheotwy 3 Li LE aa om 83 88 Jkilled four caribou in thiee days county of Ottawahe held at the office of the Superior Court, this city.on the 11th a at the hour of 10 am, from C.P.R.The best business hotel in the city.All modern improve ments.Renovated and Refurnished.Table unsul Street an from 1 ta of the city pass oor.pe me moderate.THEO.LANCTOT, Proprietor.N B.\u2014I always keep the Quebec Chronicle on file in the reading room.FISHING NOTES.Number of Sportsmen Their Preserves.About thirty members of the Triton A Large on ed through the city yesterday on their way home from their hunting trip, and report having seen dozens of others.mm.JUST RECEIVED.A full assortment of Hosiery for Ladies and Children at.THEOPHILE BELAND'S, 172 St.John St.SCHOOL INSPECTORS.List of Gentlemen Recently Appointed by the Quebec Government.The following gentiemen have been appointed by the Provincial Cabinet as Schoel Inspectors: J.Bte.Primeau, for the counties of Two Mountains and Terrebonne, vice the late J.B.Nantel.Joseph Tree Molleur, for the cour- ties of St.Hyacinthe and Rouville, to replace the late Ernest Picard de Trois Maisons.Jos.Hebert, for the counties of Montcalm and I'Assomption, vice Jos.Cyprien Dupont, absent from the Province of bec.G.S.Vien, for the counties of Montmorency, the City of Quebec and the municipality of St.Roch, North, in place of the late Joseph Premont.Louis Abdon Guay, for the counties of Levis and Dorchester.Louis Omer Page, for the County of Lotbiniere and part of the county of Megartic.Frs.X.Guay, for the county of Pontiac and the western part of the The Great fe Bold and recommended by all 2] druggists in Canads.Onl able medicine dincorered, aa f hold to cure \u2018all forms o Bazas] Wedknere, ali effecta of abuse orexcess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of Tobaeoo, Opium or Stimulants.Mailed on receipt of price.one kage 31.01x.83.One will plosse.wild cure.Pamphlets free ress, \u2018The Woed .5 Ont 4 Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Quetec by all responsible 1); uggists REAL ESTATE.An important sale of real staze will when properties of the late P.Shee, de se and Bicycle Parts, now HEAD OFFICE, @800,000 of thé Preference Stock has already been subseribod $500,000 É Va of the Preforonce Stock 1s retainer in the Treasury THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, off2r for publ oral $2,000,000 7 PER GENT.CUMULATIVE PREFEREHCE STOCK AT PAR.TORONTO, CANADA.£27 by ver:ain of the Diractors, and will be allotted ho Company I' r purposes of its future operations.io sudssription the balance, viz: to them; for cash.+ THE CANADA CYCLE AND MOTOR COMPANY, Limited, under the Ontario Companies\u2019 Act to acquire as goiaz coaceras the busin carried on by the following well knowa Companies : esses, as manufacturers and dealers la Bicycles Fish and Gamz Club are now upon MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, Limited, I.A.LOZIER & COMPANY (Cleveland Bloyoles: STOCKS, 15 their Club limits, and more are arbre WELLAKD VALE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Limite-t, COOLD BICYCLE COMPARS, Limited, i} mom pate preserves along the line CENDRON MANUFAGIURIXC COMPANY, Limited, - \u201cll 447 | of the Quebec and Lake St.Jolin focluding the Plant, Machinery, Tools, Stock-in-Trade, Fixturcs, Patent Rizhts, Trade Marks, Trade Names, Copyrights, Good-wili and Leaseholds American Tobaces 1519| 19 Railway js pol gd that th year for of the above-named Companies in connection with their said business ; and inctudiaz also all the real property of H.A.Lozier & Company, and The Ame ican Sugar Beta i671 | its sportsman travel.Mr.and Mrs.Goold Bicycle Company, Limited, Juerian Sugar Geo.G.Fleurot, of Florida, wha THE COMPANIES.Ameria, 3pir tw oi a Pen sen or .The bicycle industry is one of great importance aad magatad: ia Crisis Tas crrstitenat Companies are the leaders in the trade.Theis : hi T ice Fe pd.\u201c 3 Lake St.John after trout, ouananichie Trade Marks and Brands are everywhere popularly known, and by reassa of rags dv 4 reputation for uarivalled excellence some of the Com.Baltimore & Ohio Biff 54 [and caribou, The wil [probably camp {panies enjoy a large and growing foreign trade which offers a favourable field \u2018a: d+ 2 2:at, 20d which this Company proposes to extend.\"in for a: orig, Inte Johnson, of The Companies give employment to about 1,700 men.Their Outpr : fr tas past yewr azsrezated about 38,500 bicycles.The plant and ps Bridgeport, and a party of New York | @achinery are of the latest and best equipment, and capable of twice that p>t1ctios w.th bat small additional outlay in tools, The factory sites to 184 | friends also leave this morning for the | Le acquired by the Company are especially adapted for manufacturing pups; hav: advaatazeous shipping facilities, and will permit of ample 2] Lids | Triton tract Alieady some finesport | extensions to the existing buildings 5 3 ome ° 3 ; He iy od from this rand fisbing in report Hach of the above-named Companies has covenanted not to \u20ac gaze for lo1z pxiods of years in any business competing with the bicycle 184} 1 have been killed and a large number | Quatness of this Company.= 34 [hare been seen in the vicinity.Word [ À NET EARNINGS.1818) 190 Edson Fin and party.who de on The steadily progressive character of the business of the constituent C »n01 :ics is sho:a by the following Accountants\u2019 certificate : ki the ahveaty hoes Lor pihe Jeamnotte, We certify that the combined not profits in ths usiness of Bicycles and Bloycle Parts of the caribou.On the ueighboring preserve | Massey-Harris Co., Limitod, H.A Lozier& C» 'Ciasainad Bicycles).Welland Vale Manufao- \u2026 |of the Penn Fish and Game Club, | turing Co.Limited, Goold Bicycle Co.Limitc .i and Garidron Manufacturing Co., Limited, 19] | Messrs.Amos R.Little, David Yates \\ for the past three years, are asiollows :\u2014 | so [and Ogden, of Philadelphia, who pass- 1896-7 $190,914.02 1897-8 - - - - $304,907.03 - $330,115.35 : 1 898-9 - a - Toronto, Canada, .GEO.EDWARDS, F.C.A.August 28th, 1899, ALEX.HART-SMITH, C.A.ADVANTAGES.Amongst the advantages to bs gained by this amilzimation of int: :sts, the following may be enumerated: \u2014 FIRSTLY~Reduetion In selling and distribution expensea and elserti Ing.SBOONDLY\u2014The econo and Improvements tn production aristag \u2018com the practies Directors, which It ba avalinhle fur cneh branch ar\u2019ihe busipe THIRDLY\u2014The economies due to consolidation nf uimnazement.may \u2018fnetoriex, ofice work, and of buying, distributing, und Sasneial arrangements, - - 0 \u2018The Directors are fully alive to the desirability o£ conservisg the in lividuality aad initiative of the various businesses, and will not allow consolidation to act detrimentally in these matters, but there are obvious advanta 213 ta ba grind, as, for example, in buying in large quantities in the best markets, in the supply of ample capital, and in the manufacture of a large output of high-grade wheels at prices to meet the demands of the public, MANAGEMENT.The Management of the Company will be in the hands of experitased manufacturers, companies of Canada in the past, and have made a sucess of ta business., WORKING CAPITAL.The Company will commence business without any bonded or mortage debt and with a working capital in excess of $1,000,000, exclusive of the additional capital available from the issue of the Prefcreace Stock in the treasury ($500,000).DIVIDENDS.J The Preference Shares shall confer thé right to a fixed cumulative preferential dividend of 7 per cent.per annum accruing from the date of payment by subscribers, to be provided tor out of the net earnings of the Company before\u2018any dividends are paid upon the common stock, and the further right to repayment of capital in priority to the common stock, bat they will not be entitled to further participation in profits or assets, If in any one year divideads amouiting to 7 par c2at.are at PU oa thc prefereace stock the deficiency shall be a first charge upon the net earnings of the Company and shall be paid subzequeatly bafore aay div: 1r11 is paid u354 or set apart for the common stock, pra 1 knowledge of (he members forming the Beard of who have been identified with the leading bicycle Dividends will be payable half- RESERVE The Charter of the Company will provide that 25 per cent, of the hoiders the payment of the 7 per cent.branch of business is a natural outgrowth of the successful experience in manufacturing which this Company will command.Arrangements have been made to have the books of Application will be made in due course $2,000,000 7 per cent.Preforenoc Stook In the above Co on the Preference Stock, shall be annually transferred to a reserve account in the books of the Company, dividend on their preferred shares, and such annual transfers shall reaches $500,000, at which sum it is to be maintained, and if it is at any time The amount required to pay 7 per cent.$175,000, it is considered that such dividends are the position of the preferred shares may be ren ACCOUNT.yearly on the 1st days of May and November, or such other hal£-yearly dates as\"the Directors may determine, balance of the net earnings, after payment of the 7 per cent.dividend AUTOMOBILES.It is intended that an important part of the Company's undertaking will be the manufacture and sale of motors and motor vehicles.This Bicycle industry, and is \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ->e\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Wr We em the better to secure to the Preferred Sharebe continued until the amount of said account drawn upon it is to be in like manner restored and maintained.on the preference stock already taken by the Directors and that now offered to the - public being amply assured, and the above reserve account of $500,000 has dered independent of any possible contingency.been stipulated for in order that believed to offer a profitable investment for the capital and the large and the Company regularly audited by Chartered Accountants, to have the stock of the Company listed upon the Toronto and Montreal Stock Exchangesmpany willbe offered for public subsoription at PAR on WEDNESDAY, = .« fi DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1899, payable as follows: § per ceat.on a; lication and the balance of 95 A 3 À wrees.¥ W.LaRaa, N.P.extra: 3290 to $3.10, superfine, TIMBER STATEMENT.ill be sold under process of iicita.| ihe 1899.payal ws: 5 per La pp per cent.on allotæsent t UPPERFLATN').64 JULIASTREET, | 92-40 to $2.50; strong bakers.Supervisor of Cullers Office, tion.For further particulars apply to | 18 reject or reduce any application, and subscription carries with it an agreement to accept such reduced amount.The failure to make saven mume, water clot and yard, | $3.68 to $3.80; Ontario bags, $1.60 Quabec, 6h Sept., 1899, | 1ex- Gauvreau, Esq.Notary Public, | payment when due forfeits the previous payment.In case no allotment is made the amount deposited on application will be returned.Apply 3.DB Parkin, Sutary, Lawic | 10 01S 0 Tr corn, 3c a 000 | Comparative Statement of Tinhor, Meats, | PU PET StI Subscription Lists will onan at the ohlef offioes of the National Trust Company, Limited, Toronto and Montreal, _vrnk cormr Gorden.peas.75e to 76; oats, 2c fo 31.waprits, Spars, Staves, &c., measur A VERY LUCKY MAN.and at the Head Office and Branohos of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, at 10 a.m.on Wodnesday, the 6th September, POR SALE OK TO LET.barley, 47c fo 1% Tye, Sic to Sac ed and called to date :\u2014- Mr.Lgmothe, well known partner of '99, and olose at 3 o'ologk on the following day.\u2018 e TO LET OR FOR SALE A HOUSE, Dre bent.$1.70; to 6; i Tomes, Fan y White 1897.18m.vn Lamothe & Masson, lawyers or St Forms of Power of Attorney to subscribe may be had on application to any branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, er te -=-053 perfect order; heated by hot water, | 31.09; pork, $15.30 to 56.60; lard, wi oy Shs TOUL M2 | Jrawing -of the Societe Nationale of : .\\ Sl coe, [3 tn ome feu fe 7} Macon, 1 uo ic ame | WAL igs pan | ole, on te Sih of Aust, tis Imited, oo or er class.Rent moderate.at G.| 1: 13\u20ac, , , ho 2 Her 514,76: | tucky holder of ticket No.87341, won H.Burroughs.next door.LF.|towsships, 2c to 2c; western, 15¢ to |i 1000 Miya iat Bibs | LO Ber Or Coke Ne rd wi | © 5 J Canada Life Bid., Mentreak, Burroughs, advocate, Richelieu Bldgs.| 17c; eggs.12 to 14c.4 56,549 | out delay.rer \u201cTelephones No.792 and 983.ss a.Tryte follow his example and take | ERREURS lisant je = 1 EF PR pus .à\" 2 ; ; HOUSE FOK SALE OR TO LETZ LONDON STOCK MARKET.3 oa ais | Home tickets of that Societe, which JEWS IN AMERICAN HISTORY.Fone or the Joantivental Songress with Mexico, ' Gen.David & Leon Lhe infamors treatment formerly met- rat propert; { Y Sept.6.\u2014 - Boché Mari = 08.55 distributes each month 3.500 lots, valu- aym Salomon alone gave L000 twice received the thanks Congress j ed out to he Jews in unhappy a = erent su be Yor 2 cial Advertiser im The, Commer.& May le MNT 166,503 2:0 »d at $19,742.60 Capital prizes, $10,- | The Res.Madison Peters, pastor of Nor was this all.Hen, n Levy, | for gallant conduct: Lieut.Henry See- | kingdom.There were seven Jews in Store or Warehouse.with dwelling | The stock market was idie and heavy Signed, Jaws Patrox, 000, $4,000, $2,000, $1,000, the Blucmingdale Church in New York | of Philadelphia and Benjamin Jacobs, | lingson was complimented by General | the rough riders, one of them a Lieutevernend For farshe= wasticulars | here to-day on the suspense over the Supervisor of Cullers.Prices of tickets, 25c, 50c, and $1.00.| City, las published a book called [of New York signed the bills of credit | Tavior for his conspicuous bravery at | in the Astor battery; and 100 in oly on the premis Boer situation.\\mericans were firm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 For sale everywhere.Next drawiug, | \u2018Justice to the Jew,\u201d in which among | of tle congress in 1776, Samuel Lyon | Monterey and there were many more.the 1st California.The record is an res mien or I but were neglected till the afternoon.September 28th many other thinks he sets forth the | did the same in 1779; Isaac Moses of | With (he increase in the Jewish po- | extensive and noble one.ADYOCATER, ETe.when New York bought the specialties, Chlidren Cry for .Address, : part played by nes of Jewish race in | Philadelphia contributed $15,006 to the pulation, the number of Jewish sol- causing a strong close at the top.T.ARCHAMBAULT, | fighting (he hatties of the Republic, | State Treasury of Pennsylvania; Her- | diers increased until the part played [OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.G F GIBSONE re on CAS OR IA 175 St.John Street, Quebec.| beginning with the revolutionary war | man Lewy advanced large sums to | by them in the civil war takes up | A bright little boy went to schoal, .~ \u2019 DIVIDEND DECLARED.A i ] .amd coming down to the war with | maintain the patriot forces in the | more space than can be devoted to | And was up ta all sorts of tricks, \u2018ADVOCATE , .5 .FIRE ALARM.Spain.The list is a bong one; and it | ficli Mannel Mordecal Noah of | them here.Among the more con- Discovered that 9 went upside down, GI ST.PRETER TREET.ACRBFC cial Cable Con ap detre to meet MONEY ONLY HAY FREE SPAN Dex 29 was rune yesterday about | DC4rS œuf to the full contention of rolina was on Washingtou's | spiouous may be named Myer Asch, sT.LET.QC = ° THE TRIP CUT SHORT.Wile is Captored by the Montreal Police.Moatreal, Sept.8.\u2014In response to a telegram received from the Chief of Police of Victoria, B8.C.the Montreal police have arrested Mrs.Tumity, a young married woman, and Charles Butler, a young Englishman, on a charge of theft.The couple, it is claimed, eloped foom Victoria with ?ire Tumity's voung daughter, and at the same time took over $700 belong- ny, to the woman's husband.When crrested $754 was found in their pos- ession.The will be held here untit \u201che arrival of an officer from Victoria.A Runaway alter seme wives succeed in getting the last ord they sit down and cry over it.\u2018The Gromland whale bos a heart = ad in diameter.quarterly dividend of ome and threes quarters per cent, payable October fot.The transfer books will be closed va September 20th and re-opened (tober Aid.; MONEY AND EXCHANGE.New York, Sept.6.\u2014 Exchange, 6 days, 4.81; at sight, 41.88%; bar silver, 59), Mexican dollars, 471; silver certi- fcates, 583 and 59.XEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, Sept.6.\u2014 Flour receipts, 5 1:25) barrels.active ard cons Arp recoter in | frm: cornmeal.frm: rir ) steady; barby malt, quiet.Wheat re- .ceipts, ZA 125 bu exports, 16, boriwls: sa 2 5 fature fm spot.+ firm.Options opened firm apd closed strong.Corn me ceipts.182.925 bushels; exports, 384,- \u2018504 bushels, sales, 505,000 futures; 14 : Re Four.fret.berler, proapily, *for the Filipinos cannot bold themselves responsible fur the safety ul the prisoners when the campaign ay inst the Americars eprns in November.\u201d Brilliant lot of newest silks just received at Z.Paquet's.Vour choice de 33 yards at 57c straight.Never Letore sold less than $1 or $1.25.For Mantles, Jackets and Golf Cap- neon, calling the firemen to a chimney Rome, Sent.6.\u2014The man the British Mediterrmean fleet yeater- day tnok the form af n defense of the Stewits of Massing and Bonifacio against an imaginary enemy attacking Italy.The news is favor ably cou-mienteT an in all the popers here n« eating the friendly disposition of the limtih Cove erniaeut, es go to Glover, Fry & Co.For Carpets and Oilcloihs, go to ja Glover, Fry & Co.Mnses Morderaifirst corps of volunteers was raised in Charleston, SCC, for the fchtire Great Dhitai the author that in the only country IARDS.fire near the corner of Richelieu and | Whivh lias ever trcerved the Jew with : in ed = illine and extended arms he has , \u2014 St Augustin streets.No damage.shown his cratttude in the most con- Demand o\u201d $7,000,000 for the Keluase of FOR LIVERPOOL vinciog manner by giving freely of Prisoners.LA .his blood and (reasute to make Am- ; : The Dominion Line ss.Vancouver A nd great.Madrid, Sere.8 \u2014 Tomas Arriola, | will gail for Liverpool to-night.Pas- | In 1765 the first resolution looking chairman of the Madrid Filipino con | cenpers will embark at the Break to à ration from the Mother Consse ee declares that the Spanish prie water wharf at 8 o'clock.try s passed in Philadelphia, re- = ran J UT & cash connider.nr = specting the nen-importation of faxed ation, and he places the amount at 87, | [N MIMIC DEFENSE OF ITALY.pio 7 Among the signers were Ben- Oe ich he tr il forte ton Jamin, Samvon and Herman Ley, Mh from he Yin tat the or sante wien British Naval Manoeuvres off Sardinia | chant and Bernard Gratz, Joseph dae rom 1 hpi.\u201d Ser or Arvjols ad.PH the Peninsula cobs, David Franks, Mathias Bush and visen the Spmnish Government ts act ane eninzulars.In 5769 one of the of .and self under General When - ecumaber dd Judah, com- New la - fprnto tent ae and Isaac seix- When Robert Morris began raising.and gave Me0,0 of \u2018his private fortune te the cause.Fle also fomght wuler the gallant Marion in the south, Other Jews who distineuished themselves en war of mdependence Lac Fr on Washing- Mai, Ben un Nones, on s of both Washingten and Lafayette; - David.8.Franks, on Arnold's staff, being afterward sent to Furope with important dispatches to Frauklin, and several seores more listed by the vases, inetuding Judah Tore, of Yes Ortesns, who gave $160.wallon complete the Manker Fil mont- ment.Judah Torr riprursted target\u201d to Gen the bettle of * imunmihcence, rreviousts dis.ceatrihuting sMeCas at Orlean: throuzh bis « promimnt in the and wir of prete\u201d \u201ced Joph Murr, Cam Ak, ase ever.aad Merty, Renjain Gratz and Dovid Metcler.Even more cau- spicuons were the Jews in the war | Talhan Nathan D».Menken and Louis H.Maver, en Gen.Pope's stall; Dr.Morris J.Asch, on Sheridan's staff.Newman Borchard, on Gen.Howard's staff ; Max Cornhfim and M.Szeglev, on Gen, Sizel's sta; Frederick Knefler, who rose (rom private te be brigadier and brevit major-general; Edward S.Solomon, colonel of the #2nd Illionis; Leopold Blumenberg, colunel of the Ath Marviand, brevet brivadier-coneral; Philip J.-Toachimson, colonel of the 39th Yew York, Maren M.Spercel\u2026 colonel of the 120th Ohio, recommended for distinguished bravery; Max Einstein.colonel of the 27th Pennsulvania: Max Frefdman.colonel of the th Penrsvlvania cavalry.and several scores more of officers of rink.many of them displavine the hig) cour- axe and ability.It is cnmputed that 7.89% Jours rerved in the war: 1 from Ni York, £00) from 7 Gom Peonsy ania, amone The re es based upon extensive in- | s reveal the fact that more than 4.000 Jews served against Spain, - the urusual pumber being brought out by Looks just like the figure 6.So when asked his age by a visitor The bright little fellow said : Why J am 9 when I stand on my feet, And 6 when I stand on my head.Mamma, said hitie 5-vear-old Tommy, do only gond little boys go to heaven ?Yes, my dear.replied the mother.Well, continued the youthful observer, if that's the case boys must be rather scarce up there.What is the plural of man Johany ?asked the teaciter of a small pupil in the grammar class.Men, answered Johnny.Correct, said the teacher.and what is the plural of -hild?Twins, was the logical, but unexpected rentv.\u201cWell, Clara, what did vou see in the country 7° asked a father of his little four-vear-nid daughter who bad st returned from a visit tn her rrand parerte UC wt tats a7 fuant fre and the fu.siest of all was the hited man vemilking the cows,\u201d was the te phy.Wales has cighly clergymen of the name of Evans.rer 4 THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1899.TATA HIT O HOHTHTES HO HO HO HO E Mainly About Persons.received will be permanently repaired.she will hardly be able to make such a quick passage as she has done gen- crally this season.: Allan Line SS Buenos Ayrean, Capt.McDougall, for Glasgow, passed down on Tuesday night, taking on board a couple of the Glasgow bound passengers of the Parisian.DIFD.VEAL AMERICA'S MARINE NEWS.O'BRIEN \u2014 On the th instant, at Beno .= sage.C > awed 63 years, Edward Binns, Prepañinz for their Fall aud Winter | among vesterday's arrivals at the CUP IN (Continued from First Voge.) 0 A ause ox Mayor, of Lewport, Work.Wanlen uf 1 ounty of Que- A neat little prospectus of the ad- cantages offered by the \\seociation is Hotel Victoris were: Mrs.E.J.Bartlett, Jobu Duthie, Montreal; R.Fleming, New Britain, Conn; F.5.Hyde, New York; Mrs.Boit, Miss Rait, Liverpool, H.C.Proctor, Sonttauss.; W.T.Ryan, Lancaster H.P.Whitcomb, Lancaster, W.Vaughan and wife, New la, Kochler aid DANGER.Shamrock Makes a Good .Showing in Her Trial.-.FOR.Wonder now in press, and will Le issued this weak, It contains neat illustrations of their attractive rooms, and a fist of evening educational clasees, also à schedule of classes in leit well ap dee.Fanon! w i leave his late rosid noe, on Friday morwime, at B o'clock, for Be pat leach Frivms and we sac 8 ne nrpectially tivited to ater Orleun 15 THE | OW PRICE o 3 : 3 ; 3 & ¢ S 3 : ; Henry ; : 3 Lakoni Capt OTICE TO ADVERTE - potted eymsnasiem, and much other TA \u201cKahler.Davenport, 13 New York, Sept.&\u2014The cup is in Donaldson Line SS Lakonia, Capt.Advertisers desiring to make changes oration which will be uf advau | wit.Thompson, eeswater, di.|duuser.The Shamrock in her trial McNeill Ae yesterday mars \u2014 2 in their advertisements in the Natur- lage to those who are thinking « Geo, W.Mark, Gos.G.Selall, An | spin off Sandy Look astonished the ing \u20ac Le ee Point Levis, pro- i day issue of the Chronicle are re goutug this popular institution.dre haus and wife, Henry J.| local vachtstien with her speed and te = Ma of aint 1 =, ; to send in the new copy sol ON wam and wife, M.Rieman, 2.i).| set them thigking lard with her pro eminion Line SS Roman, Capt Thad we ask forthe later than 9 a.m.on Friday.Those AMMUNITION.Wallenhurst and wife, O.Nazwa, | mise of even greater performances.| Jomn Line son Montreal last Beautiful Te 1 coming after that tinge we will en- [Be 8] \u2018The N.R.N.rific meeting at Bis- | Buffalo, N.Y.; Claude G.For | She sailed in the rig she used on the | Williams, ated [OR COTTE C0 Jeautifr capuis dou er urantee what is oi des ery reas and | ponte; WH.Carre, TH Seiwa other site WG te var pons here proceeded for Liverpool we are showing nm not, however, guaran! it ow nerall there is every reason or y, Chicago: .8, Colwell, Macs | to understan Sir Thomas bi ; + i ; be possible.116 St, Peter Street.Conratulating the Council of the As | Mérherson, stars.conlidence.With no Columbia by, it | at midnight.the following lines their Toyland Line SS Philadelphian, TELEPHONE 274.sociation upon the success of seems impossible that anything could 2 Among yesterday's arrivals at the = : he , McCallum, sailed from Live \\ \u2014 \u2014 o , fois.We refer in another part of [EAS don ern: Mrs.Bambridge | be carried by sails faster than the pn allu ee fron Montreal.to \u2014s5\u2014>$ EDUCA TIONAL.this issue to the difficulty with the and boy, Troy, N.Y; Mr.F.R.Jor- bautirul green boat, tat Mashed ter Tre Lau Captain and Crew are on the JET < pa) : Mark [V.ammunition which ac d' wife Ann A | ion = pr, | thirty miles over the danc ¢ : : _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 dan and wife, Ann Arbor, Mich.I ev .Philadelphian, and several of them » them at the commencement of the - ou about the lightships.The day was a h phian, - .\u2019 A fa i C.Millett, Buffalo, N.Y.Mss.R.R.4 .will be heard as witnesses in the Miss Me cadams (lasses meting differ Ba entity McCormick, Biscayne Hay, Fai Ade Po perfest for Herter 1 fur charge of manslaughter against, Capt.JASPE R, \u2014vor\u2014 prompt ai vw un en | La Pere ee Far | Se an to be ao fr PE ei th Fi age Gos NUBESIAN, x \u20ac which are to be highly comm ; Cc Fi \"J.Daoust, Harve .| pose.he sun was warm, but fu chat Young Ladies and Children, |but still one cannot lose sight of the Fraser, J » Harvey ~ | From oppressive.The wind blew stea- | lon.NAR Lo i tine, G.11.Maxwell, Julia C.Max i oly y IVALS.ISSUS \u2014 WILL REOPEN ON\u2014 fact that Jus is done | the second time well, Montreal: \u201cJohn Cowan, Ot dily from the martin st, Lwelve n° August EX ARRIVA , Thursday.September 78h, [ing has been plared in jeopardy by the ave CW.wright.X ingston, Joh alive without being choppy.For three | oo Servia, at New York, from Liver- * ROCKIN GHAM.& At hr hesiden © vagaries of the War Office.This can B.Connell, Raston; M.Lacreix, | hours the Shamrock was the centre of pool.000000009000:-00000 + 43 D'AIGUILLON STREET.not but suggest that the Council Paris., » | à charming sea picture.Às cloud after | ac Aurania, at Queenstown, (rom would do well in the future to insist v jer M Brackett, Fsq.the: well cloud of snowy canal as, spread La New York.| Step in and see the Goods.Nute the delicacy of Lhe ware, and corétséée upon sriangement whereby chey al \u201c * tee ; the breeze and hardened into walls, | o land at Queenstown, from the taste and beauty of the decoration.High School Course followed in al] | would bled to test well in ad- | known Boston painter of faking those whu followed could nut forbear ss New Eng nd at Qu taste and | pouty of (he de arte inner and Ten Seti perigh Hours of attendance from |vance a suiluble proportion of the ac- | Scuhes.accompanied by .i Charen to cheer, though they were cheeritg | oot Louis, at Southampton, from |.Sir d w \u2019 nine A.M.to one P.M.tual cartridges delivered by the War | eit, has bem a guest a their | he enenty.Leaving rio more wake.New York.Silver and Plated Warenive AM woone P.M.~~ |Gfice for use in competitions.The | don for the last few days On iver | tan à rowboat, the big yacht | gs Cervona, at London, from Mont cesescccssasssctess sen .T nl! Government clam to have made such | way back from their tary of | Slipped over the waves with fairy-like real, Private Tuition [eis and the N.R.A.endorsed | the Ste.Marguerite, a ee ay \u2018use.From her bows rolled up tua NOTES.them to the extent of issuing a de the Saguenay.ve Y | ripples of water, topped with white BY PROFESSOR PURDIE.The best rooms is the Bath roc, and claration that the cartridges supplied for Bostonlumes.\u2018These, instead of following The Allar Line SS Norwegian from Boston for Glasgow arrived out Wed- 0.MARCEAU & CO;; - : pl In English.French, Greek, Uatin, | were of good quality.Their infurma- | Mr.Geo.H.Johnson, of Bridgeport.|along the sides and rippling out be- nesday morning and landed all her live a good Bach room gives grd 1etsrme for the somey iid out m furnish 1g it.\u201cA thing of besuty is a juy fore: or\u201d Get your vid to admire it as well It you want any upo-daie Uxtures don't forget we koep them.NECHANES SUPPLY CO 96 St.Peter Street._ 96 St, Peter Street RE-OEPNING Academy of Music Algebra, Baclid, Bookkecping, Asithmetic, Hntory and Euglish U.mposi\u2018ion.Ne.37 tOTILLARD STREET.The Misses Henderson's School FOR GIRLS, Will Re-open on Mozday, Sent.11th.+.udes English, French, Germme, in, Bathouaties, Culiethenics awl Ulisse Singing.| After tember lst, the Mises Hendersm will be at home to receive visitum on School buiness.Full Course incl tion was admittedly second-hand, and this at Bisley and Edinburgh was anything more than a chance bad batch.There are plenty of persons connected with the N.R.A.who would be per- fectiy competent to make such tests of a certain proportion of the ammunition supplied for the meeting as would enable a very fair idea to be obtained as to how it would behave in the hands of the ordinary competitor.Scientific testing of velocily and pressure might be well ignored in such trials, as it would be quite sufficient to determine that the bullets leave the rifle in a satisfactory manner, so far as this can be judged from ordinary fring.Rough tests such as these would go far to prevent a repetition Conn.arrived at the Chateau yesterday and leaves this morning with a party of friends for the fishing preserves of the Triton Club, of which Me.Johnson is a member.of Montreal, Mr.Thomas Harling, = manager of the leyland Line of steamships, is a guest at the Chateau.Wilfrid Mer- .Olive and dessrs.W.11.Olive am the cier, of Montreal, are gues Chateau.Among the arrivals at the Chateau «, Schepp, Miss d ere Mc.F me = sctep.F.P.Wilcox, Chs- W.Ogden, Mr.and Mrs.ce Vv.R.Faile, Messrs.Miss J.File, Miss Mr.and Mrs.B.and K.©.Faile, hind as with an ordinary craft, subsided to the side and left no tell-tale trail of disturbed water.HER STEADINESS A MARVEL Sail after sail went up until the full working suit was on, and yet the stately pile of canvas leaned over ata very small angle.The steadiness of the\u2019 Shamrock was marvellous.It meant to the anxious experts who Kept their glasses upon it that no conceivable amount of sail could bury the green boat.Bets of two to one have been offered against the Shamrock.There is not a man who watched ber trial who offers those odds to- aay, or any odds, It was only when the wind was on her quarter and all stock without loss.The Dominion Line ss.New England arrived at Queenstown at 5 p.m.Wednesday.ARRIVALS.SS Lakonia, McNeil, Glasgow, Ross & Co., cattle.SS Ashanti, McKay, Montreal, Elder, Dempster & Co., general.ss Roman, Williams, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson, general.CLEARED.SS Lake Ontario, Garey, Montreal, Elder, Dempster .& Co, passengers and genera .SS Lakonia, McNeill, Montreal, Ross & Co., general.114 St.Joseph S 5 Le + Avenue, treet, St.Roch's, oy OAT ALAA SIH HE HAT DADA PLEA HOH PEEEEEEI EE EPL EL EEL 4 HENRY MORGAN & CO.Colonial House.Phillips Square, and Union Montreal.Early Arrival Black Dress Goodsof New Goods © P.Gra.| her sail was filled that a cupful of | SS Roman, Williams, Liverpool, W.Mof the\u2018 flascos of the past.| They | W.H.McIntyre, New York; P-Gr, Macpher I RANDE ALLES.pa y , [Water reached the polished deck of {| acpherson, genera ; Ç ; COMPEBTELT RENOVAFED.___88 GRANDE ALR would not need to oe exhaustive nor Yel, Mr.ard Yrs, dol Messier T challenger.The otency of Ce SS Parisian, Brown, Liverpool, A The continued demand for Black Fabrics fur Tadies\u2019 Wear is more pronounced ment to the routi merely a supple Stewart.J.H.Vadzile, Montreal ; teriously long fin beneath the sea was lans, Rae Co., passengers a thin ever in Paris, London aud New York.In fat, in all the ceutres \u2014Joi-\u2014 ufacturer.in ee ol the man bites Cara Keller, Buffalo; Dr.and |always'in evidence.general SSED DOWN of taste and fashion bl-ck is in great favor.» + ot aus i .RY \u20183 \u201c 1 .Sat: the tical tri p i Mrs.J.N.Pinault, Minneapolis ; QUEBEC YACHT CLUB.In the Black Dress Gods Department the stock of new fabrics for \u2018all is ver Tharsday, Friday and urday, OUEBEC.meting itself Ta ponqien the Thisley Miss Morrison, Cincinnati ; Thos.R.| The Quebec Yacht Club races will | St Buenos Ayrean, MacDougall, for | + complete, ed contains striking norelties.ei ver 5 SEPT.14, 15 and 16, we add Explosives, August 1st, 1599 Young, James MacUarter, Philadel | take place on the 20th instant.Eight Glasgow.for Syd .: Matinee Saturday, 2 pm.I Lo phi © Mr.and Mrs.Walter Gibb, MF.[or nine boats will be entered.Three |S Britannic, Neilsen, for Sydoey.New Silks For the Season = (IE THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION A CLEVER THIEF.and Mrs.J.Heary Dick, R.Mere | prizes have been given to the club for VESSELS IN PORT.Mr.and Mrs.C.Jdith, Brooklyn ; ro Scotland ; Mrthis race for boats of the first and Guthrie, Edinburgh, » TAS.A HERNES second class.The Vic-Copimodore, Mrwill open on the 14th September, Now showing a lars collec ion of the new.st shades and culurings in + Steamers.Beaatifal Comedy-Drama T000, Te whieh date the Matric la | Gets a Number of Valuable Palms by | und Mrs.W.Br Allen, Hartford, |.Keuncdy, has presented the club | derrimac, \u2014 H.Fey & Lo.âne goods ee ie Su EE The assorumaut ie complete, and for § 440000000000 0000000S R inati-ns beg ¥ 1 a > y, A A ; anne .: s SHORE ACRES fish Vomit is hemi False Pretences.Conn.with à pair of very handsome marine | Ella Sayer, Turnbull, H.R.Goodday.Black Broche Satin, n large stuck « f the regular $1.50 quality now selli g DIREXTION OF H.C.MINER.tad Fone ire?lew Sc pery sn\u2019 Mechan cal Novelties.A Sus-erp Production Uvarantecd.Rewrred Seats, $1.08, 73 c's.and 50 ace.Gallery Admin.23 ets Matinee Prices : Reser Toes General adm smon, 25 \u20ac 5.Half Price.Ô a Fine Company of Players with od Seats, 35.5) and vi ta, > Pian ws | open a8 box office Blond iy mors tog at 9 L'ubck.THE TELFER & RUTEVEN CO, 12 St Sacrament Street, MONTREAL \u201cFen Sch: bushipa, five of $50 each, and five of $25 cach, eovering, in nd exemption from the payment of tuition fous, will be awarded under certain conditions.Calendars, and full information, un npplyingto Itev.Dr.BlacRae, Princ pat, 5 College Court, Quuhee, COMPTON LADIES\u201d COLLEGE, Compton, P.Qrosso This Institution will re-open on WER NESDAY, 13.h of September.Important improvements have been made in the management, which will add much to *be cmmniort of the Pupils, and On Tuesday afternoon a young man, apparently a stranger, called at Mrs.T.Lemieux, florist, on St.John street, and inquired on behalf of a well- known lady, residing on Grandee Allee, ir she would rent the lady in ques top six palms to be used at 5 o'clock tea io be gisea that evening.Mrs.Lemieux informed Lim that the cost of renting would be 25 cents a palm.That price was suitable and an order was given to have them sent up immediately.The lady of the house is still out of town, but à servant girl was at home aud through her, the young man, probably having told her some good story, was allowed to put the palme in {he yard.Shortly after his arrival, two psimg were brought to the address and the party, who was Mr.Jos.Boivin has returned to town with his family.Jon.Nr.Berthiaume, of La Montreal, is in town.Detectives Grose, McCaskell, Carpenter and two other officers of Moutreal arc in own.: Dr.Ahern and Dr.Robitaille returned to town yesterday morning by boat, accompanied by Dr.Pinault, of Stl'aul, brother of Lieut-Colonel Pinault, Depuly Minister of Militia.The death of Mr.Edward O'Brien, notary, of Heauport, took place yesterday morning.Dyeeased served several terms as Mayor of Beauport and Was for several years Warden of the County of Quebec.At the \u2018last local general elections Mr O'Brien was the unsuccessful candi- Presse, glasses, while the Chairman of the sailing Committee, Mr.E.A.Evans, has given a valuable aneroid barometer {or second prize.In addition to these donations, Dr.A.J.Howlin has presented a silver cup to be competed for by yachts of the second class.The club will also hold aquatic sports on the Island of Orleans on the 16th instant, BASEBALL.The following were the scores in he Eastern Baselall League yester- ay \u2014 At Toronto, first 5, Toronto 3.4 Second game\u2014Rochester 9, Toronto \u201cAt Spring field\u2014Providence 2, Spriogfield 8\u201d \u2018 pros game\u2014Rochesier & Co.3S Werneth Hall, Pierce, M.R.Goodday & Co.Ashanti, McKay, Elder, Dempster & 0.Salling Snipefark Albatross.Persson, F.Gunn.Ship Mary L.B.Burrill, Rice, F.Gunn Fark Saga, Haavig, McArthur Bros.Bark Sunbeam, Andersen, SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, Sept.6.Point Maquereau \u2014 Clear; strong gale, west wind.Inward 2 p.m., Admiral, Anticosti \u2014 Raining; strong gale; south-west wind.Heath Point \u2014 Outward yesterday 4 p.m., Monte Videan.Low Point \u2014 Cloudy; south-weat for $1 per yard, lean b p.Fancy Striped Tale Rich Striped Tafteta Si cent fur cash.; Mail Orders Receive Careful q Samples sent and cvery in ten, wort it for cash.ilke, reg lar vidoe $1.now selling at 70c.HENRY MORGAN & Co., Montreal.CEEEEEE 04444 b HEE E04 4X E0444 h $1.25, nu selling at 86c.All lew B per 1 At ntion.Lrmation sap i 1.+444 IN VARIOUS PLACES.A criminal in a Scottish prison I complained that there is no copy the neighborhood was so delighted Burns in the jail, and a titled mun of the signs of literary taste in such un- was retiring in the extremes James Russell Lowell wes ane of of this most devoted friends, with wiom of | his method of living was simple, pure he once went to Europe.In all the at 147 vears of his quiet life two Virits - , | 3 : abroad +ere the greatost incidents ik Lens Dlatanes Telophe, = Mais 2005 the building will be lighted thrcugboet brat re re ore date for the County of Quebec in (4 Montreal\u2014Syracuse 7, Montreal ind.Outward yesterday 4 p.m., sxpestes qe etic he, immediately Joka Holmes\u2018 history.Ralph Waldg ; ei i the Conseivalive interest.Deceased J _ iso.YW vegas \u201chernie tor Res- | Emerson once said of the two other STOCES, RONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, | with Becuicity.seg Tor the Gihers, which were | DEC ee intron, | Deel | At Worestertlartford 2, Worces- | Cage Race \u2014 Cloudy: south wind, | Xl opter North wert oth \"B08 | Zohn Flolmes represente\u201d humor) For eitgu'srs and information apply to immediately brought up and placed in \u2018Christopher North\u201d were other works J \u2018i : .rday 7 p.m., Gaspesia and ; ! ere 3 while His éider' Brother stapds for wit.¢ and Sold for Cash the yard.No snoner had the messen- | Widow.but no family A RECORD BROKEN.Inward yeste which this educated criminal asked jo it was in hi % or on Margin.tho ger returned to Mrs.Lemieux's store, | Jon.T.Chase Casgrain and Mr.Ber- | Denver, Col., Sept, 6.\u2014 Word has Bonavista, have placed within his reach.~The Prt dents IN lif REV.G.H.PARKER, than the thief began removing the | Keron have been invited to represent | been received here that a homing pig- prisoner refused to be put of with |cerved as spice ror his conversation.Hè comment pznTs.Hon, Bursar, palms, and peddling then from door | the Province of Quibec at the great [eon belonging to R.F.Blaney, of THE LATE MR.ISBESTER.Thackeray or Shakespeare, but de loved children and made great [friends SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO.Members New York Stock Exchange.The Rectory, Compton\u2014_\u2014 ee TRIED TO CRACK A SAFE.to door, succeeded in getting them of ms hands in rather quick time as he was selling them from 50 cents upwards, one lady purchasing three at Conservative meeting.to be held at Toronto on the 18th instant.dr.J.D.Guay, Mayor of Chicoutimi, and President of the pulp factory, Grafton, W.Va., released in Denver, July 29, reached home on August 29, covering a distance of 1,350 miles air ine, Ottawa, Sept.6\u2014The funeral of the \u2018ate Mr.Isbester took place to-day to Beachwood Cemetery.There have manded good Scotch litérature to shelter an occasional poet.ands would not be comforted till he got it.This same prison at Peterhead is said af them « r He was very fond of tres ing seri ious matlers in a humorous Wu although he was never irreverent * in 31 days, and breaking > 1 ! The berued.: ii , 8 MUNN, SON & CU.Members Kew | -Thieves attempted Lo rob a safe in | $1.30 each.All the palms were val- | leaves Lo-day, with Mrs.Guay, for | world's record Tor à long fight he been few more lagely attended fun: story is told of a princess who one cruel.He hari great mimic.York Cotton Exchange eue establishment of Mr.J.| urd at $8 each.Mr.Lemieux was in- | a four months\u2019 trip to Europe CE FOOTÉ rals in Ottawa, a fact which Beats | guy visited the place and was seen of was only two or three Lime thy CT E Rousseau pe ste Anne de la Pe ! | formed by telephone yesterday that a | Cabi passen ; Alla te BALL.testimony 0 ne PR ulatity of \u2018the |2 captive who, the moment she turned John Holmes trusted himgelF po prj LOGAN & CO., Chicago.E Rousseau at Ste.Ane de a Fe | Party bad been selllng paims at the | Bavarian, foi Liverpool \"September | gil terested in gontball will be Be Me ere iene, 173 | Away, St about à soumet ja her hanof.rer qu ra\u201d | .DIRECT WIRES.; oo = i \u201d ; , ; « st gla r Ma vray who did | 9 * It w uick k, 0 she left 3 p > succeeded in blo the outer | above prices and immediately suspect- | 7 :\u2014Hon.Major C.Alexander, Mrs, i © y 1 as 4 work, for as ef y Mey tr aime, sacs | ares n bowing open the outer eus Pte | Aorandee ME Con.Airtander, Mie | T2, in the xerimmage 0 couple of | age, of BE Andreas Chu 1 Her | the prison gates the sonnet (vriten on |few friends and be world knew litle and other securities.heir stleck and alt they sue.| went to the house where the palms | Shiela Alexander, Mrs.Alloway years ago, is returning with the Yu- | ride, of Bt rew's Church.A | PLES BY Died to ber as a mem | To, friends and.the world knew little v t ' Were left, onty to be told that the | Di 4 i .owaY, lion contingent, and will doubtless | laTee number of the immediate friends | ento.of him or his kindly ways.Rerensxces\u2014Bank of Toronto, Mon- | ceeded in g~tiing was $11.$7,000 was , ; Miss Irene Alloway, Mr, Arthur If bec\u201d, i >| of the ramily visited the residence this ; A \u2014\u2014 ~ - troal.in the inner compartment.Detectives | dy who was supposed to have given | Barticet, rs, Birt, Riva Birt, Mira, | ire ou Quebec's forward line this | morning Lo View the remains and to [national exhibition of automobiles PROOF POSITIVE.i be , Was s a seaside.e LS.G.3 : 1 « À i vi - automo! \u201cMi it 5 indivi ce are looking for the burglars.Hetty in discovering where Dich we ur rell, aire, Samuel equal to any In Canada.There is | \u20acXPress their sympathy with the fam- | from September 3rd to 28th, inclusive, Mister,\" said the seedy individual, BE Cer, re \u2014 suereelerd isco , We respectfuily invite yon te the palma had bern sold and getting Blair, Miss Chaplin, Miss C.Chapplenty of material to strengthen the ily.The remains were enclosed in a casket and were laid in the front par- and the exhibits will be put into six addressing a prosperous citizen, \u2018would 6 hem tore, the chasers : c wing line and fill vacanci - r lasses \u2014 .[you kindly favor a worthy but unfor- TEACHER W ANTED que La ongle of nak a Ionia tix pale and.the nlusey paid Mes NET lie rT Cameron: ber \u2018of new men promise Vêrs well or BO er ve the foal tri- | gore motor a veines no Se Celjow-man with a few cents 7 .an a ackets.Mrs.K.T.Ar W On, | There will he little or Lange in | Dites i AT almost com- \u2018cycles and trail , \u201cWhat is your occupation T\" asked 1 Lat enim, rs | for them.Needlems to say that the | sir Louis Davies, Miss Davies, de or no change in tor cycles and trailers, motors and | \u2019 3 FE, Pe PTE sue Dhaene, young man has not been seen since.Davies, Mr, A.pp the back division, which did so well | Pictely ered.Among the most motor accumulators for motor car- otber, 25 he put his hand in his Wanted, for the Boys\u2019 Department of be Kigin Strevt Schools, à Lady Teacher, having Model School Diploms.Duties tr begin at once.Apply by letter, nut later than Mad, 11th inetant, bo F.C.WURTELE, Sey.Protestant B and of School Commimiouers, P.O.Box 20, Quebec Cityeee\u201d Pers , Tn the Er an | GUPARIOE COURT.Jzseph How re M srissotte, of the perish of Pertupmé, trader, ; > Pout v.Louis Gotta, Deve Æ re nf the nar oh of St Raymond Nuass, uw in th: Loit x Sates of Amerion, Detoadopt.07707 The de\u2018onlant is octersl to apimer Withie & math 5 the owblicstiva of the present ordes Prothonstary\u2019s Office, sebeg.Lob Neptumboe, 1379.: ALPH BOLSONSRAULT.BELLEAU & BRLLFAU, Arcorneys for Plaine.Provinen of Quebe\u201d, Distro of Quotes, Mo, 255 Joan Croix, trader, vs.| SUPERIOR COURT.\u2019 But ate Hamel, of the parish of Ste.Arenls Branches, hortafiee of St.Fd;uard de Lothiniere, now absent (rom the Province of Queber, Tha d-fenlnat is or) red 12 appear within «as month from the List publication of the present Order.ALPH.BOISS)NNEAULT, Ps.C, BILLEAU & BELLEAU, At orneys for Plaintil.P ~rhonntary's Office.Qust ee, 3 d Se pt-mber, 159.ASK YOUR DRUGEIST FOR \u201cMITHMA OINTMEN THETA, HIS FUTURE ASSURES.SURE cu FOR MACVILLE.ONL Stubbs \u2014 [ canght my boy reading a book entitled \u2018AI About the Riz\u201d Pem®\u2014 Then rest assured he'll be ome of the four.Stubts \u2014 One of what four?Pena \u2014 Why.jeweler, politician pugilist or circus performer.18% 8c John street.It is announced that a large and com- mogious hotel for tourists will be erected ut! Shawenegan Falis next summer, and chat water power is being red to furvish electric light to [the locality, which will be reached by speefal railway braoch.HAVE YOU BEEN TO FAGUY, LE- PINAY & FRERE.That is a question which everybody should ask their friends, and advise them to go there if they have not yet done so.A GREAT BICYCLE COMPANY.The deadisg bicyve manufacturers of Canada have ainalçamatee sûfir interests in the Canada Cycle &\" maior Company, whose formation is pow anis opes for subscription.The names of the meters whose concerns are embraced in the new company are à guar- anice fer excellence of workmanship and industrial skit.Thetr apecial pro- À dueta are familiar to everyone, weil the nem who control the new organt- zatior, Walter {7 1.Massey (Massey- Ilarris Company) wenator Uox, Warren Ÿ.Soper of Ottawa, §1 L.Goold, of Brantford, J.W.Flavede, Hon.L.M.Jones and Mr.FE.R.Thomas we known throughout the Dominion «8 combining enterprise, shrewdness and integrity with financial stability.Under their guidance there can be no doubi that a brilliant future awaits the new azgrezatin:.the preset time much idie capital seeking sate myusiment at 4 per cent, and Lhe bunks ate ailowing only 3 per cent.upon deposits, ther js certain to be a heavy demand for the 3 pe cent.cumulative preference stock wih as offered to the public.First-class securities of this nature seldom bear so high a rate of interest, and when they da the patil is apt lo want very much more of tue stock than is for As there is at Seoteh and West of England Tweeds Vos TFelf Price.Gentlemen wishing » stylish suit to piek frou a lot of sixty ewierest patterns imported for an Halifax house, , and on account of firancial dificulties the lot was bought out by 1°.J.Cote, Buade street, for the half of its value.Ton many people are truubled with palpitation of the tongue.\u201c== AN ADVICE TO LADIES.Do not forget our new department for Ladies\u2019 Blouses.They are the latest novelties.FAGUY, LEPINY & FRERE.BROUGHT BACK.Arthur Giguere Gets a Free Trip From Montreal to Quebec.Deputy Chief of Police Walsh arrived from Moytreal by C.P.R.last eveging with Aithuys Giguere, the assailant of Serge.Huasiejz.Mr.Walsh experienced no difficulty with bis prisoner, who behaved very well on the train.On arrival at the station, a crowd of the prisoner's friends and boon companions were awaiting his arrival.There were also several police \u2018ulfieyrg on hand.When the gang of tougtw Sew tha! the Deputy Chief had his Isoner mrupçeiy handeufied to himself they made mp sfopp fn rescue their friend, but contented thempeives with crowhing | Found and a few exhorted t him again.\u201d The prioner, professed to be very Imi grnoved by the whole manifestation, which he attributed to the presence of the police in uniform.ile will be brought before the Police Magistrate today, and will plead guilty, gecording to present intentions.FATAL ACCIDENT.Men Killed and Thirty Injured.London, Sept.7.\u2014 The Daily Mail's correspondent | at Cairo says advices have been received from Berber on the Nile, near the confluence of the Atbara, that a train returning from Wady \u201cHuify with soldiers and workmen Twenty-four for tte Atbase gistrict, fell into a vine, uwisg bo Ihe uyllapse of a viadoet with the result {hat iweçtr- foar were killed and thissy athesx si- jured.THE POLICE Jave no Knowledre of Flerbert's Tresent Residence.London, Sept.6 \u2014Notwithstanding the reports which are prevalent to the effect that Herbert.the absconding teller of Wg Bank Ville Marie, of Montreal, hax been seve walking the streets of London, and that be pas denied his identity, the Scotland Yard authorities «till declare hhat they are vet without knowledge of his whereabouts.: I vies, Mr.J.D.Guay, Mrs, Guay, Mrs.Garrison, Miss Maude Garrison, Master Garrison, Mr., u Gordon, Hon.F.W.Hill, Mrs.John Harp, Mrs.Hope, Miss Jessie Hope, Master Jack ilope, Mr.L.E, Hervey, Miss llutheway, Mr.Alfred E.Hippisiey, Mrs.Hippisley, Mr.W.F.King, Sir E.Lacon, Mrs.L.con, Mr.George Lacon, Mr.Reginald Lacon, Master Cyril Lacon, Miss Palmer Lovell, Mr.Merry, Miss Kale Muir, Mr.T.F.Matthews, Mrs.Maturews, Mrs.Jas.McLen- nan, Miss McLennan, Miss J.C.Mc- Lennan, Mr.McCormick, Mr.C.K McGregor, Mrs.McGregor, Master Guy dcliregor, Miss Eva McGregor, Dr.Melillivray, Rev, William Nowton, My.Jghn\u2019 Orme, Miss Helen Orme, Mise Mingie_ 8.Que, © Mrope, Mg.Peters, Mr, R.Ÿ fe , Mr.W.J.Spicer, Mrs, Hpicer, Major Stovert, Mr.R ah Sweeney, Mr.Thos.Dale Simpson, Mr.W.C.Strachan, Afr.d; R.Wilxon, Mr.Edward Weatherby, Master F Weatherby, Miss Weatherhy, Miss ; vailer] îtev.H, Middictos Wood, Miss Wilson.' CASTORIA Per Infants and Children, Rely ors \u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.LIVINGSTONE, Brother of the Celebrated African Ex- itm 7417 wap ( Dy.Javang.tose, 1ne African explorer, and Wan two years ojdder than lus famous brother, \u2018Phere Way à ptroyg fam- ly resemblance between the pvp deu thers, and they maintained an int) mats correspoudence until the doctor's death.Mr.Livingstone here treasured many letters and personal mementoes sent him by his brother from Africa.If new clothes looked as unsatisfactory as they feel but few people wild care to wear them Luka \u2014 and poverty also has 1 1-6.61.$ of last season, and with a year's added experience, great things may be expected of them, Altogether the pros pects are very bright, but without lots of good hard practice nothing can be done.Jt is quite time that Quebec mettled down to work, and every player is expected to turn up for this afternoon's practice at 4.15 o'clock.YACHTING.Montreal, Sept.6.\u2014 The Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club's sailing committee met to-night at Dorval to consider challenges for the Seawanhaka Challenge Cup for small yachts.Challunges were received from the Whitebear Club, of St.Paul, Minn, the Bridgeport, (Ct.) Yacht Cluh, and the Rochester (N.Y) Yacht Club.It was finally decided to accept the White tear Club's challenge.TENNIS, Montreal, Sept.6\u2014The Province of Quebec Tennis Agsociation tomna- meut was commenced to-day, wd following in the score of the games fin- CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.G.EH.Temple beat A.Radford 57, 63, 1h H.N.Cowan teat I, Osborne, Toronfo, 6-2, 4-6, C-3, Dr.Ilarding beat D.Acer C-3.6-1.H.M.Suekling beat A.F.C.Ross 3.6, 6-3, 64 .C.Brown beat H.Z.Peiler 61, * TIANDICAP SINGLES.W.A.Dart\u2019 beat Dr.Grafton (-rateh) beat O.{de- M, fault.) & Radford Sharpe\u2019 citée go, wh CA.A.MeKim (Rec, 15) beat J, W.Ross Ree.15) 6-1, 4-6, 6-2.plorer Dies in Listowel.cll Sucking (scratchy beat 1.N._ Listowell, Ont., Sept.6.\u2014 Mr.Liv- MacKerrell (owe 15) beat Neme, Sr.dicd at his home here |Lamanth (Rec, 15), C-4, 10-8.evi ning, the Noth vear of his | IT.Semple (scratch) beat Walter Mr.Livingstone was the last [ Dart (Ree.15), 7-5, 9-7, suivaviys member of the family of \u2014_\u2014 PUTTING HIM 1} PLAC \u201c1'%paid the university youth, \"\u201cin- wl j0 be a stump speaker.or, in waits, a slumb amifagor.ANE right, Jeetnes,\u2019\u201d suid bys bogny- THE RIGHT ie! thet handed parent, \u201cyou'll find the prub- bing boe on the porch.and agitate a few of those stumps in Just step out he back lot.\u201d After a wirl gets protection through iat rimony she next wants free trade | t HMouey a vay of teltus- in some drygoods store.noticeable was a beautiful pillow roses, sent by the boys of Sandy Hill, who have in their childhood days been patted on the head by the cver genial and Rind Mr.Isbester.Layinz of Corner Stone (Conti.ue.l from First Page ) for the faith uit was in them.Then too we believé in education.We be lieve in educated ministers, an educated congregation, and an educated coin- munity.We want thinking, intelligent men nut only in the pulpit but also in the pew.\u201d Dr.Killock then urged an aggressiveness tempered with conservatism.He stated that reforms were good but they should be based on the solid ground of past experience.He mentioned that the ceremony which had just been witnessed was one of the most solemn and important in the history of a church, in Wat future gfuer- ations were to reap the harvest of the seif-sacrificing devotion and generosity of the present.In conclusion the Rev.Doctor expressed his confidence that the laving of the corner stone of the new St.Andrew's is but the beginning of grealer and grander things and he urged constant efort and unwearied vigilance on the part of the membership.The address was eloquent and convincing and was heard with splendid attention.Among those present were noticed: Rev.Dr.Fyles and Mrs.Fyles, \u2018Rev.Dr.flarclay\u2019and Mrs.Barclay, of Montreal; Rev.Principal MacRae, Rev.Dr.McRae, jr., Rev.Prof.Crockett, Col.J.F.Turnbull'and Mrs.Tarnbuil, Mr.G.B.Ramsay, Mr.William B ie, Mr.Thos.Davideon, Mschanan, Mr, Arch, Miller, Mr.Russell, Mr.John Hamilton, and Mr.11.Staveley, the architect.When completed, the church will be a very beautiful building with stone foundation and pressed brick walls.| There is to be a tower on the corner surmounted by a tasty belfry, and it is to seat between 150 and 200 persons.The church will be finished and ready for occupation probably about the middle of November.THE CH4MPION SPRINTER.\u201cAguinaldo declares,\u201d said the cos- poral with the newspaper, \u201cthat in a few weeks the European powers will recomnize him.\" \u2018Faith,\u2019 responded the Irish volun- eer, \"his coguize him if wae kitch him.\" own muther wouldn't re- home.heart having died of consumption, and riages and parts and wheels for motor carriages.The exhibition is to be open from 9 a.m.till 6 pam.and possibly evenings.Not more than two examples of the same class will be al- lo to each exhibitor, who is to rent bis space.Tests and races will be arfhged, but there are to be no prizes or medals and exhibitors will derive their sole benefit from results of the competitive tests, which are to be conducted very rigidly.Spottsylvania County, Virginia, which is the site of several civil-war battlefields, may be turned into a national park.The state of Virginia is willing to transfer the land and the army engineers who lave recently visited the land for the purpose of study- its qualities as a national reserve report that there lave been [few chunges since Burnside, Hooker and Grant, in their successive campaigns against Richmond, gave to the world the famous battlefields of \u2018Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, the Wilderness and Spotsylvania Court House.The earthwBrks can he followed for miles, running in parallel lines.The fact that Joseph Chamberlain, the prominent Englishman, was once a Sunday school teacher will be new to most people.Some thirty years ago the right honorable gentleman used to conduct a class in connection ter of scripture and afterwards discussed its contents, the greater part of the afternoon was spent in thrashing oil 4 problem Wm aaiural science, or dealing with a period of Listorical interest, for which a test book had been selected.THE AUTOCRAT'S BROTHER.While men and letters never tire of singing the praises of Oliver Tendell Holmes, little or nothing is known of his younger brother, John, whe was thought by his friends to be fully as clever as his better-known brother.Je was a gradnate of Farvard and _ltar- et.\"I've been collecting rents for some time past,\u201d replied the victim of cit- cumstances, as he held up a tattered coat-sleeve and smiled grimly.Marriage is the hereafter of courtship.are not more deadly than the millions of disease germs that are floating in the air de breathe end in the water we drink-\u2014 gerins of k 12, Cure sumption.Compared {6 a Witedse geri; a rattlesnake is a gentleman.He is a fair fighter.He tells you to look out He ratiles before be strikes.Vou have a chance to fight of run, The disease germ sueaks in, It comes while you are jroid devce,- tas eds with the Church of the Messiah, in plecping.It gains an entrance to the Birmingham, At that time, Mr.blood.It tes there.It meulti- Cuamberlain affected a pair of mutton plies.In a few hours, or days, your chop whiskers.As a leacher his meth- poo is full-of its children\u2014milliois of ods were original, to say the least.| tiem.They go all over your body seck- Though the class usually read a chap-; ng a weak They don't -sattiche they strike.You feel listless, nerveless, sluggish, feverish, amt inaybe you're flat on your back before.you really kiww ÿpcre is anything the matis,., 1e Eve - fle only way to keep out disease rms\u2014to keep from being sick\u2014is to keep your blood pure and rich, and your liver active and healthy.Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the greatest tonic in the world, will doit.Charles H.3 in City, Madison Ce er Pring the muir ad fol of 18 I became all * run-Jown,\u2019 nerves were of order and stomach out of order.1 wrote to Dr.Pierce for advice.Me said I had geocrat bility.and advised Dr Pierce's Gosden Medi it al ne Lage ae Lt any Lind.and have been able lo work every day.ppetite is good, I can est three square mea] + iserable buroii vard Jaw school, but never rt in ema fee i hy My bod \u201caad his profession.For vears in his yuath | Werves arc in good shape Le ang bi was confined to his chair by a «meg =o ; 3 a Pr foot, and after the death of his aeed | THE QUEL HRONICLE is pub- mother the old house went to Harvard university and John moved to a little cottage a few miles from his brother's He never married, his swet- lished everÿ ldwrul day Wg he Chronicle Printing Company, at their printing house, Mountain Hit.Quebec.H.Wallis, Managing, Yi rector. ee ronereseteteette NE Sais sas s Lana : | | Fall Opening 1899.i 3 it 3 MANTLE DEPARTMENT \u2014\u2014 MANTLES, JACKETS, GOLF CAPES.Latest Styles.Reversible Shawls and Cloths for Golf Capes- For DECORATIVE PAINTING > * COPEMAN sd For the No itast and Cheapest Stock of Wall Paper in this city to choose from.Wal Pager at 2: Cents Per Roll to $6.00.00000000440 0000000000 4 A.LEARMONTH & CO., ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS.se MANUFACTURERS OF.Steam Engines, Steam Pumps and à Variety of Other Pumps, Propeller Engines for Yachts and Tow Boats.Machinery for Mines, Saw and Flour Mills Brass Castings and Coppersmith Work.REPAIRS DOSE AT SHORTEST NUTICE.++.Office and Works: 275 St Paul Street, Quebec, Opposite @uedec & Lake se.John Railway Pepe it rightly belungs, TIT ¢ Library Table.} Books and Magazines § a navel by ++.\u201cThe Lunatic at Large,\u201d J.Storer Clouston.(Canadian copyright sition).Toronto: The W.J.Gage Co., 1pmited.This book ix one of that class of whieh it has been said that they read themactses = Once laving commenced it, the reades ie not fikely to lay it down until he has finished it.It supplies just the sort of reading for the dog-days.Its characteristics may all be expressed in one word \u2014 it is entertaining.A genth- man, a man of education and of ability, is sulfering from mental disease, a young doctor is engaged to take care of him and travel with him, but another sharper suggests that the patient would probably be troublesome\u2014 prrimps dangerous \u2014 and the better wey fpr them would be to put him into an wayhew and travel without him, the atoresmd aby rper assuming the patisnt\u2019s name.This ajiapgement | was carried out, and while the junatic Was in a state of stupefacation, whe- | ther from material or artificial causes, the bars of the asylum were put between him and liberty.And hereby hangs the present tale.His escape, | his life in London, including sundry escapades of an amusing character, form the warp and woof of a tale of more than an ordinary degree of in- event, The September ives of The Ladies\" * Moine Jornal 15 au tnttoueliy attrae- tive outuber.IU is comple in ail sx practical features.Edward Bok ANSWETS Many « Ss correspondents in a column of roblems of Young Men.\u201d Mr and Mrs.Fdward B War- mon gives Minute Good Heat,\u201d Talks on Parloa des- a cribes some nev things for lightening the work of the housekeeper, amd Mrs.Rorer gives seine menus for \u201cDainty Meals for Small Families.\u201d Hii ES + | more.Aer.Tood's Phosphodine, ists in Canada.Only relt- Si edicine discovered.Siz x xcese, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- Pesos, Opium or Stimulaots.Mailed preety The Great pe A to cure all ofpriss © one ur Samat $1,813.55.Onewill ish Remedy.Pts reat Ent dea by al rT asyual Wenkness, sil effects of abuse lets ¢ {ree to ar, WE or Out.#7 Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Quebec Ly ali rexponsib'e Deugexists A Pauper Mipiunare, bu Austin Fryers (W.J.Gage, Toronto.) This is the story of an American millionaire who was inclined to sneer at the Alaboring wagecarner of today, and who had little sympathy with the poorer classes, arguing that erty was the outcome of viea, He suddenly finds himself in the city of London, having lost his identification papers, and with but a few shillings in his pockets.lle suffers acutely some of the pangs which must affict a monied man in such a position.He was a stranger in a strange land, yet no one takes pity on him.\u2018duissan mip Auewl 123jV prom 243 UI Ile was sick and in prison and 0 and to ehe reader amusing, experiences Leg from those whose positions he de- \u2018Postle Farm, by George Ford.(W.J.(ojucsn] \u2018en \u2018\u2019Postle Farm\u2018 is a very pleasing help came to him.Fe was obliged to susty of west of England life, in miserable wretch without a farthing Jo saat a pam sp 2103 Gam spised, and who thought him a poor Swiaof sped 1 SIU CY Wey Ae 0) Atm puifq Jo }108 ® uf SulA)S wife, who finally discovers his whera- two persons from childhood.One, Cathie by name, the beautiful, uneducated girl, longing for something bethe ix relieved from his suffering by his sympathy from the first.\u2018The book is clever and dramatic, and ives cvidences of power in character handling that leads one to look | fur «von greater things from Mr.Ford.Readers of Mr.Ford's booknunmm Readers of Mr.Ford's first book, \"The larramys,\u201d wil welcome this dew and entertaining romance, the LITERARY NOTES AND REVIEWS.A charming story by the author of \u201cDavid Harum\" has reached us this week.An unusual subjet for romance, the hero, a bank teller, falls in love with the daughter of one of tle directors, and the plot deals with the duticulties and complications which ensue in an interesting and admirable manner.The story is published by The Poole Printing Company, Limited, Toronto.\u2018\u2019Reminiscences Among the Rocks in Connection with the Geological Survey of Canada,\u201d by Thos.Chesmer Weston, F.G.S.A., Toronto.Published for the author by Warwick Bros.& Rutter.Cloth, pp.328.After a connection extending over a period of thirty-five years with the Geological Suevey of Canada, Mr.Weston has given a simple and valvable record of some of the incidents in which he has figured, setting forth details regarding the geological formations in which he has worked, and prefixing some autobiographical éculars which are of interest.Conung to Canada in 1858, he has been brought into contact with a great many distinguished surveyors, geologists, and others who have aided in the development of the country, and has travelled into the remote corners of every province.lie began as lapidary to the Survey under Sir William Logan, and afterwards became librarian and an assistant in the palaeonto- logical branch.In his official capacity he has visited cvery part of the more setiled portions of the country where fosgil semaines are to be found, and his book, whish is pot jn the nature of a scientific treating, contaips an immense amount of information, arranged in a most readuble form, and caloul- ated to entertain as well as instruct every Canadian who desires to increase his knowledge of his country.\u2018\u2019John King's Question Case,\u201d by Charles M.Sheldon, author of \u201cin His Steps,\u201d ete.The author of this hook is a Congregational clergym: n stationed at Topeka, Kansas, and this, and the other books which preceded it, originated in an attempt to utilize fiction in the pulpit.Every chapter in these stories has dope service as a sermon.In other words, they have been read in Mr.Sheldon's pulpit instead of 3 sermon on the Sabbath evening.What ever may Le thought of thin wabstitu- tion, this will probably be accented as a guarantee for the general correctiess and orthodoxy of the teaching of these stories.\u2018Join King's Question Cla: may be safely recommended for family reading.John King is a Chicago mivtater who has a question class\u2019 connected with his cungregation, in which the young peuple were permitted 10 put their questions is writing, and deposit them in a box te be answered and discussed the next week.These questions and answers furnish in the mein the warp and woof of the story, which is woven with literary skill and ability.The W.J.Gage Cu.Limited, Toronto.«THE FOUNDER OF CANADA.Honour of Champlain Honfleur, France.Honfleur, #ruse, Spt.5\u2014M.Fabre, the Canadian Comimis-sones, this al- ternoon atlended the ceremony of acing a tablet in honour of Samuel Je Champlain, the navigator, who was Jovernor of the first French settlers in Lower Canada, and who left Honleur to found Queber.The tablet was slaved on the north side of the ruins of the castle, and fort called la Lieutenence.The Mayor of Honfleur, aving accepted the tablet from the _ommissioner ou beball of the in- \\abitamts, M.Faure thanked him, and \u2018hen paid a tribute to one whom he Haractersmd az the founder of Canida He declages that alter two fablet in at centuries of separatica fiom the French the Canadians still remained \u2018Frenchmen.It is easier to wish than it is to work \u2014 and more people are in the business.PIPE I EEE e PEELE ELEE LPP PP 004041010 0H 02H HEA LAFRANCE Tailors and Haberdashers, STYLISH .: Fowne's English Gloves, : .à ¢ .» .FALL VESTINCS, 3 Buckingham's English Silk Ties, i \u2018 OVERCOATINGS, ; , , * w SUITINGS, ; English and Irish Golf Hose.i ¢ + sé TROUSERINGS.: Leaders ie ; an [ ; & MULLIN, - 48 Fabrique Street.+.; JUEBEC PROVINGIAL FAIR \u2014\u2026ays the boat will Mare; the Ji at8 A.M, and in the afternoon the same time talle a Sunda » wil Lo used, Quebec, Sillery aud St Romuald FIHIREY.HESTEAMFR \u201cLEVIS,\u201d CAPT.DES ROCHERS, will leave {weather and circum.stacres permitting) as follows oT.ROMTALD.00 EF 2 5.M.500 AM, 8.00 A.M, 0.40 A.M 10,00 À.11.30 AM.100 P.M, 2.00 PM.300 P.M.4.00 BM, bcoP.M.Eu PM.SUNDAYS.200 I'M.116 P.Mbv I'M br PAL 6.00 I\u2019, D1, Stopping as St.Remuald aud at Lower sers gong and returning.Saturday, the first briny from St.Roma ill bee made at 4.15 o'clock A.Miostead of 5 o'clock.On Saturday evening there Will he à trip te Quebec fiom St, Romuald and Eillery at 7 5 clos! For Erquimaux Point.MAIL ME n NORTH SHORE Olaf,\u201d wll sail From (ele, \u2018A.FRASER & CO., Agents, Quebec, Sex teinber 4th, 1899.LOUIS N.LEMIEUX, DDS.DENTAL SURGEON, 27 ST.UKSULE STREET.! Ofoce Hours: Frow 9 AM, to 12.30 P.M.\u201c2PM wb PM \u2018Telephone 132, Sunday, 10th September, 6 P.M | Insolvent Notice.In toe matter of HERMAN LEFKOVITZ, River a Pierre, Insclvent.N°! 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT on Thursday.Scptember 7th, 1899, At 11 o'clock A M, wiil be nold the asents of this estate as follows : A\u2014Stock- in-trade, Dry Goods and Reotaund S Store Fixtarcs.Se in of Sienne, River a orne pats No, 8 of the cadastral plan, with fi vante house nud store therern erected.tel be sale will te iaade for each itn eepar- ately, \u2018Tha inventory is at our office \u201cThe stock and a lit of biok debts may be examined at the inaclyent'a store, at Rivers Pier e, Wednesday, the 6th of September next.Terms :\u2014Cwh, The sale will take place at our office, PARADIS & JOBIN, Public Accountan 5.1 44 Dalhousie Street, .& Cat.Nav.Co.Buildi Richelien & Ontario aviation COMPANY.DOUBLE SERVICE Between Quetoc and Moutrea!, daily, week da 85.50 P M , Sundays 3 IAL Saguenay Line.After Wednesday, S0th August, à ateam:r will leave Quebec for Chicoutimi Tusadavn, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdavs, at 8 A M Pay Boats From River du Loup and Murray Bay.A steamer will leave Quebec at 10 A.M.on Monday, the 28:h August, 4th Reptember, 1ith September, and Thursday, Lith September, £ r Murray Bay and Kiver du Loup, re- tin Tues Jay ie rning From above places 2h August, fth Be) tenb-r, 12:h opember, snd Friday, 15th eptember, makine connection su boat leaving Quebec for Montrigi a: 5.30 Toronte Lise.Leavn Montreal week days at 10 A.ML Leaving Saturday to return Snnday or Mouday from Montreal.First Class Single Fare L H, MYRAND Agentfor the round tr p.\"DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, \u2014 RECRUE TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS AT 7.30 a.m.1.00 p.m.8.15 TORONTO EXPOSITION.Tom Quebec.Going date Sept.2nd avd PRS ary Ti fy og 5th, 6th and 7th Rate #1357.turn, leaving Toronto Sept.11th.3rd, Goud to re- SHERBROOKE EXHISITION.FROM QUEBEC.Going date September 6th and 7th.RATE $263.Guing date September 4th, 5th and 8th.Rate &3.95.Good to return leaving Sherbrooke September 11th.Fur fall p-rticulare apply toany G.T.Ragent, or City Ticket Offices, Corner DuFort and Ann streets {'hateau Frontensc) snd Ferry frame Dathocsie street, and 254 St.Joseph treet.ARE ND ND HSN Tl The Shortest, Quickest and Best Route Montreal and New York, Anthracite Coal Fxclusively, No smoke No dust.Lv.Montreal 7.20 A.M.10 A.M.TP.M.Ar.Now ork 8.15 P.M£.9.30 P.M, 7.30 A.M \u2014 D.xixa Can on Boru Taaxs.1.00 P.M.train from Levis connecte at Se.Lemb rt with \u2018DD.& H.\u201d o'ght train.Exprose from Bal.fax l'avine Levis 1230 P.M.conncute at Montreal with \"D.& H,\" aa #8 Insist upon tickets vis the DELAWARE & HUDSON, \u2018The only line along the beautiful shores of Lake Champlain.Shortest, Quickest and Best.H.G, YOUN«, J W BURDICK, 2nd Vice-Pres's.Gen.Pasa.Arent.ALLAN LINE.ROYAL MA'L STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL s=RVi0E 1809 Hstablished 1853 BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.l'anisian.10,000 tonr.Bullding From \u201cSteamer.| From Boston.| 1809 Summer Arrangements 1899 Liver, en iver pot \u2014 | tiverpoo', Quebec and Montreal.Aug 17 New Excrasp|Aug 20, 5 pm servics = A acer rg 16308 am \u201cFrom | 1 From | From From * ERSY m rom Sepi | TéiNEwFanLaNt] 27, 4.30 pm.no Steamers.[uomres Quebec.: 18CAsAa.Oot 11, 230 pm.\u2014 \u2014 QUEBEC TO LIVERP.OL 4 Aug | |BAVARIAN.| 7 Fept From ro 3 ot Gauspoantan.14 ï Steamcr, INE.Lucrpoot \u2018 Quebec.4 A Pantera ye a2 VaBIAN August 14 |sCOTuMAN .|>n6 Aug 2 pee 24 VANODGVER.| l'hu.T, 2.480% \u201d 8 |Doxin x [Sa 26, 7, Sept 5 [ Jamsuoman 2,280 = A1] FCOTHMAN ¥, 7\" < Zl|vancouvzk {8 t, Oct 7,220 ge Cet fjitournior .j'ihu.** 18, 2,90 SW heturn \u2018l'ickets issued at reduced rates.- LICsuuronas'Set * 28,220 + \"All thess Steamers bave wuperice passenger accommodation smidship Saloons, Electric Ligbta and spacious promenade decks.Rates of Passage.Cabta.20d Cabin Stesrage.Quebx ¢ to Liverpool vis Bosvrn, Cabin.2nd Cabin 47.50 Steerpge .sais Lei « \u2026 Rail jrurney 19 hors leaviog Quebec aftfie 855.00 and up, incincing Rail ticket 8 Glasgow and New York Fervice.From | TT From Glasgow.; Steamers .New York 7 August [NUNIDLAN.2 Septemt.4 NEDRASLA.9 mer (LAURENTIAN.\u2026.#6 \" \u201cMongoLzan © 3 BATES OF PASSACE.+.$43.00 and upwards SAILING FROM PIER 47 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK For Bermuda :\u2014 8.8, TRINIDAD, Wednesday, 13th Septomber, a8 3 pan, For 8¢t.Thoma, Bt.Croix, St.Kittu Antipin, Griaddaloupe, Dominica, Martinique, t.1 ucia, and 88.FONTABELLE, Friday, 8th Sr prem- ber, at 3 p.m.8.8, CARIBE, Tuesday, 12th September, at3pm St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Screw rom ss.aC AMPANA, 1,700 tons, sails from (Quebec, on Tuesday, 121h September, at noon- For Father Point.pe.Mal Bay, Peree, Cape Cove, Su nerside.Charlottotown, and Pictou, storpig.except at Fatber Point, a few hours nt place to allow of pastongers going ashore, Has excellent accomodation for jussengers rquested to mark the port of destination in full on all packages, to avoid mistake in landire.For sit prrticulare, ve ail porticulare PRO AHERN, Secre: very.A.KE.OUTERBRIDGE & CO, Agents, 39, Br: roadway, New York R.M.STOCKING, Tickes Agent, 52 86.Louis Btrees, Uyner Town WHEN IN MONTRE A 1, STAY AT THE.Ehippees are TRE MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED AND LISERALLY OONDTOTRI, Patroniaed by the Leading Olt zens of Quebec.Rates from $2.50 per day Up.HENRY HOGAN, - - Prapristo St.Lawrence Hall.ROTEL IN THN OITY.noon previous tv ay of ailing.Service Sosmers.From.Targets whe Bato pe oa er et 1 ot.| Montreal.Folens Soie mromptamieare.| 1g Argus |horsos Atzus| SO i hacling.\u201cThdoos péougb Bill of Lagiog ined jo : i \u201c For rates, berthing accommodation, and all | '*\u2014 -\u2014__8 October other information, apply to London, Quebec and Montres! W.M.MACPHERSON, Service.Pois Strass.Lion.| memes | Amos, 16 August Morrs Vingay.| 3 v a - Rosantax .10 Du For further perticolars spply to ALLANS, RAE & CO.Quebec Steamship Company.LIMITED.BERMUDA AND WES?INDIKS BOTA | Quebec, Montmorenev and MAIL LINES Charlevoix Railway.Summer Time Table 1599.CH AND AFTER MON- # DAY, Mxy 9th 1899, Trams will run aa follows .BETWEEN TFRKC AND STE.ANNE DE BEAUPRE.wezx Dive Leave ©.Arrive Ste.Ara 73) AM.8.30 AM 1000 AM, 1u.t5 AM, 500 FM 815M Grave Bte.Anne, 6435 AM, 1A (saceps Swurdag) 1841 FB Ube A, \" + R.M, s10PM 2510P M 19.906 P.Me.\" (Saturday onls) 12-59, TPN Contre only) 820 PM Extra train for Montmorency Falla leave Quebec at 200 PM Returning leaves Mont morency Fallsat 345 TM SUNDAYS save Quebet, Arcive Sw.Asse 600 AM, 659 Al TO AM.859 A.M.200 P.M, 5.00 PM, 6135FM TPM Lesve 0.Anse arrive be bdr AM.645 AM, 115 am.12.60 P.M 439 P.M.5.40 P.M SKTWEEN QUERKO anu8T.JOACHAM WEEK DAYS (wave Unabag, Arrive 8t.Joacham 8.00 P.M.4,15 P.M, save By Joachim.Arrive Quebes 7.06 AM.8.35 A.M, SUNDAY Leave Quebec Arrive St Joachim 20PM SWPM Lease 8t Joachim Arrive sioPM S40 PM The train leasing Quetoc at 6 (0 A Mon Suvdays dues not sb; peti intermediate stations is TE BÉEMEE, w.E RUSSELL, Presiiens | Gen Roperintendent, FE A.EVANS.Gon'l : Manager.CANADIAN PACIFIC INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVEL Cheap Excursion Bats TORONTO EXHIBITION.ROUND TRIP TICKETS Quebec to Toronto On SEPT.3, 5, 6 and 7, $13.30 Single Far All tickets good to retura until Sept.11, 1 Harvest Excursion CANADIAN XORTHWEST.Going Septemter 12th.Good to return until November 11th, ROUND TRIP Colon\u2019st Class Tickete.] To\u2014And Return.| _ To-And Return Winnipeg.$78.00 | Regina, .- a0 Motor 24 00 | Mow ji 2.00 | Yorkton.: io 28.40 | Prince Albert.se 2e Calemv.3540 Red Der Edmonton.E H.CREAN, City Passenger Agent, Upposite Post Office.St Lawrence and Adirondack Railway -.4ND TRE.NEW YORK ENTRAL £ HUDEON RIVER R R THE ADIRONDACK ROUTE From CANADA to the \u201cSTATES.Trains Leave Montreal (Windsor Station) Fon 8.00 adi Daily except| Now York Al Solid Trai bany, Utica, carouel to New York.Roch ester, puto, Toppe Tec \u2014 Eneydarin Lis\u201d Malopn do io ee Le rés and Be WAGNER Parlor at Cars on Night Traine Day Trine Buffet Bervise on all Through Trains LOCAL TRAINS to Huntingdon, Vailey- Seld, Fn Suey teanguay leave Windsor Station, Mon! \u201c10pm.daily except Snnday, and 9 45 s.m.Sundatr Arrive at Quebec.8.40 A.M.From Chicoutimi, Rober val, Riviere a Pierre, and St.Ray mond, dail ex copt Sunday, PM.\u201cTuk e St.Joseph, xcept Sunday.2.50 PN hired Grand Mere, daily ne 9.30 P.\"=.From 8t.Raymond, Sunday only.Traius to and from Quebec will run between Grand'Mere snd Shawenegan on \u2018Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.Trains connect at Chicoutimi with Saguenay stramers for Tadoussc, Cavouna, Murray Bsy and Quebec.Maer Ty tm Roberval ww T i onas , Gr Discharge, a il on Take SL John.Tes vont Excursion Tickets Lo Grand'Mere on Saturday, $1.50 First Cla» $1.00 Sound Clase Three hours at Geand \"Mere.Steamer \u201cAnzma\u2019 runs regularly between station wharf and Lake View Houee, on Lake Sb, Joseph, in connection will trams, Tickets for sale by K.M.Stocking, oppori 8 Louis Howl, where parlor and car secominodation can he reserved, Se follows ; Toes fora all il thes toformarian eppiy to vhs Baper- i J.G.SCOTT, Fec'y ant Manag: r.ALEX.HARDY Gen.Fre.& Pasa Ageni June 17th, 1899.Paves & Co, BREWERS, LACNSNE.P.PALE ALES AND PORTER Bottled J.O'DONNELL, 28 Angel 81., Quebe."]