The Quebec chronicle, 7 juillet 1905, vendredi 7 juillet 1905

[" | The Weather.Lower St.Lawrence apd Gulf \u2014 1, Bouthwesterly winds, fins and very warm, 7 ESTABLISHED 1764, \u201cTEA RUSKS\u201d and Lae + D re pe rt etre rar rd MUTINOUS BATTLESHIP STILL SAILS IN FREEDOM Crews of Pursuing Torpedo Boats Not Anxious to COME TO CLOSE QUARTERS Russian Naval Authorities Criticized for Their Siowness\u2014Odessa Resuming its Normal Condition, Gdessa, July 6\u2014(821 p.m.)\u2014The Knias Potemkine still occupies the eentre of the stage here.Her whereabouts is constantly reported, the authorities are wall informed about ber movements, and her operations at the various Black Sea ports from the topic of continuous speculation and comment in business and official cir- eles, But as the opinion prevails hers that she will not return to menace Odessa, the Odessians view her doings \"without particular alarm, The fact that the Knias Potemkine is still at large, cruising in the Black Sea, threatening ports and holding up Steamers, etc., is beginning to bring witicism upon the naval authorities owing to their apparent slowness and of energy in pursiing and terminating her piratical career.The tor pedo.boats which, it is reported, are ailing the Kniax Potemkine have dote nothing, althou the where sbouts of the battleship has never a secret.\u2018The Black Sea is so small that she has never been out of reach of the fleet which ett here yes- od to be trailing the renegade for the purpose of effecting her surrender ot her.The beliet is general that the crews of the ships are strongly disiaclined to engage the mutinous battleship, It is reported on good authority that these crews have actual.used to attack her, In the meantime commerce on the Mack Sea ls being slowly resumed and coast wine and other steamers are clearing from Odessa on their former schedules.Odessa is resuming its normal life and the theatres and other publie places are reopening, while street life about the same as usual.There is a strong under-current of uneasiness, however, and further disorders are expected sooner or later.Just at pre sent the reign of the military and the recollection of the recent lesson are acting an strong deterrents to unruly persons, The police are active in making arrests and deporting suspect od persons.House to house searches are frequent and they have resulted in the finding of a number of bombs, It is believed that the Jews are practically all armed.Present conditions are proving a serious detriment to .business here.The port shows fair activity and the factories are resuming, but not a business man is coming 40 Odessa and the hotels are almost empty.TORNADO VICTIMS NUMBER 26, Rort Worth, Tex, July 6.\u2014Twenty- six persons are known to have been killed and fifty injured by the tornado which swept over a portion of Montague County, in the northern part of this State, yesterday afternoon.The property loss will probably seprogate ,000.The storm traver- an area about three miles wide and fifteen in length.The death list is largely mado up of country people,\u2019 Nocona was the only town that auf- fered materially, the tornado claiming several victims there and in its immediate vicinity, Many houses were damaged in ontague.The county court house and three churches were partially destroyed.RUSSIAN PEACE PLENIPOTENTIARIES.St.Petersburg, July 6 \u2014 M.Mura vieff will arrive here Sunday.Alter Rociving personal instructions from fhe Emperor and consulting with the various Ministers, he will leave for Washington probably about July 20, Russia has not yet received indications of Japan's attitude toward an armistice.The Slovo today criticises the aeloction of M.Muravieff as dne of the Russian peace plenipotentiaries, declaring that he had neither the abflity nor the temperament to conduct great negotiations.It is erally understood here that M, uraviel's aelection was extremely distasteful to Foreign Minister Lamsdorfl and that it was the Emperor's personal act.SES Ÿ Genuine Cuban \u201cGuava Jelly\u201d German Pearl Onions Edelweiss Camembert Cheese , Olives Stuffed with Celery (new) LARGE IMPORTATION OF HUNTLEY & PALMERS BISCUITS INCLUDING THEIR WELL KNOWN - - eee AT === A.GRENIER, 94 and 96 JOHN STREET \u201cMEAL WAFERS\u201d NO PROTEST HAS YET BEEN RECEIVED In Regard to Alleged Ordering Down of British Flag AT A UNITED STATES PORT, Railway Commission Suspends Business for ~-Nr.Borden's Bill Concerning ling of Commons\u2019 Vacancies, Ottawa, July 6\u2014Hon.Raymond Prefontaine, has not yet received the pro- pra AE he Quebec QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1905.BOMBARDMENT OF THEODOSIA Said to be in Progress by Rebel Russian Battleship CITY REPORTED IN FLAMES, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Rumor That Two Torpedo Boats Have Besa Sunk and that Another Has Joined the Mutineers.London, July 6\u2014The correspondent of the Daily Mail at Odessa says it is reported there that the Kniaz Potemkine is bhowbarding Theodosia, thet the town iu bucning and that the soldiers of the garrison are engaged ia looting, He says it is also reported that another torpedo boat has joined the mutinects, Up to three o\u2019ciock this morning no report was received from Theodosia of bastopol, and if is not known | whether an encounter with the Kniaz Potankine bas tuken place or whether the battleship has cxecuted its threat furnished with the supply of coal demanded, The latest despatch from Theodosia that the Kniaz Potemkine was cruis- it is possible she may have left that vicinity before the arrival St.Petershucg, July 7-330 a.m.\u2014 the arrival of the squadron from Ne-| to bowbnnt the city last night unless received here, timed 4.30 o'elock yesterday afternoom, reported ing off shore in sight of (he town, but of the CONTINUATION OF OUR JULY SALE! Whitgwear and Babies\u2019 Clothes.At no time of the year can you buy Muslin Underwear af the Prices Quoted.The Finest array of New Stylish Lingerie we have ever shown.At every price there are rh values, no matter what group you strike.There is money in it agfthere is no o'd styles.SPECIALS IN JAP SILK WAISTS The most populariBtylesand Designs.Some are elaborately trimmed with round yoke formged with rows of fine Val.Lace Insertion; and Hemstitching.Others fave front made with small plaits.These models are decidedly clever and effective.81.75 For Jap Silk Waists Worth Regularly $2.75 $2.25 o à \u201c \u201c \u201c $3.50 $3.25 $5.00 \u201c 1 \u201c \u201c as ronicle.Qu F, SIMARD & CIE! ÿ stock of insertion, which is very Gowns of Muslin, N: ok and Lawn from.42¢ to $4.00 | ¢ the sale we will sacrifice someof | more our reputation.We will Drawers.70 to 2.00 § them to-diy (Friday) for one | have for sale during one hour Corset Covers.to 250'¢ hour.So from 2 to 3 o'clock | this afternoon, or from 3 Chemtses.to 2.00 pm.today 500 yards of {to 4 o'clock, very hendsome Underskins.to 11.00 very rich and elegant \"insertion.| lightweight taffeta ribbon, 54 Children\u2019s Dresses.to 38.50 | of very superior quality, worth | inches wide, which would be Children's Gowns.to 67c | # from 15 to Z0c.a yard, 10 cheap at 18 cents a yard, 10e Children's Skirts.Æ.846 to 92c, @ will be offered for sale at Clfor.s.c0cr a00se Temperatures.Minimum and maximum tempera.tures\u2014Montreal, 66.76; Quebec, 66.84, \u2014 ONE CENT.-\u2014 \u2014 see, .PAQUET'S Departmental Stores.Z Extraordinary Bargains at Pixed Hours 10 CENTS A YARD.10 CENTS A YARD.Ladies\u2019 summer dresses in| Another Special Cheap Sale fo® Dutch Cambric or other season- One Hour To-Morrow Afternoonable and washable goods are on | It is well knownthat our stock the orders of the day, but any of ribbons is superior to any dress of thls kind needs inser- | stock of the kind in Quebec, and tion of Torchon lace, Valen- | that our ribbons are always of- ciennes lace, etc.We have de- | fered for sale at prices which are cided to reduce at all costs our | one-fourth cheaper than the re- gu'ar price of the market.Here large, and in order to stimulate | is a sale which will justify once SOME MORE BARGAINS.15 CENTS A YARD.\u201450 yards of elastic black ribbon, silk finish, for ladies\u2019 belts, worth 45 cents a yard.Spe- 15e cial price.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.uecsonsau su ousaveaceou a 00000 FOR 283 CENTS.\u2014Five dozen of ladies\u2019 lawn and muslin collars, trimmed with very handsome insertion, collars very much in vogue this season, worth from 50 cents up.Our 9 5 price to get rid of them.coovuunn.n.c test allegod ve n forw (squadron.A press despatoh from Se- Captain Sinn be for arded by | bastopol gives a rumor that the Kniax Acacia, who is suid to have been com- | Potemkioe went seaward late yoster- polled to lower the British flag while | day afternoon, if the squedron ar- in port at Charlotte on July 6th.rived before her departure, either the When shown the A.P.despatch, Hon.surrender of the battleship or a battle Raymond Prefontaine, Minister of is regarded as certain, as Admiral Marine, stated that he had not vet re- | Chouknin, it ie believed, would mot ceived the protest referred to, though | have despatched his ships in search perhaps it was on the way.It was Of the mutinous vessel unicss sure that an clomentary rule, he added, that a , there would be no repetition of the ship had a right to fly its flag in a Odexsa fiusco.Rumors of the most di- foreign port and if the American of- | Verse nature are in circulation, one is ficial had donc as was alleged he had ' that two torpedo boats attacked the clearly exceeded authority, 1f the | Kniaz Potemkine and were sunkby SILK SPECIALS.Two Excellent Values.White and Colored Habutal Silks 20 inches wide, Selling in regular way 25¢.For.White and Colored Habutat Silks.27 inches wide, Regular 506.quality Special Price.RERROON 350, They are given away.Make haste if you want some.Gents\u2019 Very Fashionable Complete Suits Made fo Order FOR $10.50.Here is an exceptional bargain for you, gentlemen, but remember that this bargain will last only cight days, commencing to-day (Thursday.) Come and sec our very attractive display of handsome and stylish twet ds in one of ourshow windows.Make your choice, give us your measurement and the number of the tweed you have chosen and we wil make +++.matter were brought to the attention of the Department representations would immediately be made to the U.8.Government.The Railway Commission has suspended business for the scason will only meet in the summer in cases of urgency.A number of decisions pending will be given out soon, Nr, Geor, Hay, of this city, has been for forty years connected with the local auxillasy of the British and i Society, and for forty years has been ita president.cognition of his jubilee the parent society has presented him wit! tifully bound Bible in four volumes, The bill to amend the act re the House of Comiuons, which to correct the evil of long delays in the filling of vacancies in the Commons caused by the death or resignation of members, The bill, followin the precedent of the English act, and the act of 1906 of the Ontario Leginlature, names three months an the maximum period for which a constituency shall be unrepresented in parliaa- ment, The big Union Jack war once more hoisted at the Rockliffe rifle range to- dav to signily the commencement ol the first term of the year of the Canadian Scheol of Musketry.Lt.-Col.Cartwright, C.M.G., commandant, was present, also Lieut.Hill, adjutant, and Major R.A.Helmer, instruc- | tor.Between forty and filty soldiers from all over the Dominion will be in attendance.About half of these arrived on the grounds in the morning and the remainder.many of whom have to travel long distances, will arrive during the week.BALTIC PROVINCE SCHOOLS, St.Petersburg, July 6\u2014The committee of Ministers vesterday submitted to the Emperor a report advocaling revision of the scholastic regulations in the Baltic provinces by the Miniater of the Interior with the co-opera- tion of representatives of the people, The report recommends that instruction on the German language be give en in the schools of Livonia and that religious instruction in the mother ton gue be given throughout the provin cer.\u2014\u2014 SINKING OF SUBMARINE BOAT.- Paris, July 7 \u2014 M.Thomeon, Minister of Marine, has iscuod a bulletin announcing that the French = submarine boat Farfadet went down Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at the entrance to the port of Sidi Abdullah, Tunis, under the following circumstances: \u2018Commandant Ratier, at the moment of plunging, noticed that ons of the doors was not closed pro- ly and rushed to try to adjust.it Permetically.He wan too late, the water rushing in with force and throwing out \u2018the commandant and two men, the boat sinking in ten meters and laying ih the mud at the bottom.Twelve men were encased in the boat and powerful tugs and strong contingent of engineers working in an attempt to bring up the boat.The entombed men are together aft of the submarine and ars attempting to communicate with the divers.\u201d a are Clarets and Sauternes N.JOHNSTON & SONS, BORDEAUX.For nearly two centuries have been standard Wihes in every part of the World.} A : MW, TOUKG& CO.< «< - Agents for Canada aod Nowfouvdiand line in the ting r.R.: L.Borden will introduce, is designed fu (up to\u2019 last her.The cruiser Chernomoretz, which {mos due at Sebastopol Monday and for which considerable felt, has arrived at Yalta, on south coast anxiety was of Crimes.Acvices re- and ceived by Minister of the Interior Bouligan report a serious anti-Semitie vernments of Eks- According |' ,to despatches from Odessa, the President of the Permanent Jawyers\u2019 Association has been given by the authorities notice to leave the city within Mtcen day.Despatches also say that comphnies are refusing a beau.| 0 pay the losses hy fire in the port , terinoslav and Kherson.(the instrance during the disturbances.RUSH OF PILGRIMS, roiite to the shrine of Ste.Anne | another Jute arrival was one.| 700 peaple, trains.who travelled on A PILGRIMS ADVENTURE.jduy nignt at Chateau Richer bec, where he was yesteriay set liberty hy Judge m route to Ste.Ant, where he el to have his injured hands was correct.the Quebee Coutt particularly well known among having business in that building.yar been ailing for several months past.TNE WARM WAVE.in a Sweltering State Yesterday.The hot wave still held the Ancient Capital in its yrusp yesterlay and late hour last While.the highest reading of the thermumeter was two degrees lower than the jae- evening.highest point registered was MG degrees, while yesterday 34 degrees was the top tered all day yesterday, and those ing a was wade, and the street oars were who sought in this benefit of what little coolnesn was to he had.On the \u2018l'errace and in the different parks and open places of the city large crowds also congregated, while in euburban localitivs the whole population appeared to have taken up its quarters\u2019 on the door eteps and sidewalks, Reports from aerounding dintricts also bring news of intense heat.Along toward midnight the air cooled slightly, but the prospect appeared of another acorcher to-day.JOBS IN PROFUSION., Genta\u2019 noveltien of all kinds, worth rt lanet R20.00.are nearly given away this week at 1.A, Fortin's stores in thera St, Koch's and St.Sauver the The pilgrimage season is pow on in ill tide, ani daily lirge parties ar- \u2018rive from all parts of the country eo e Beaupre.About 1,100 people from St, Hyacinthe, Drummondville, and | Perpetue arrived for Ste.Anne's and from the Maritime Provinces, convisting of two |\" st.A pilgrim on his way to Sie.Amme de Beaupre Was arrested on Wodnesand \u2018brought before a justice of the peace Jon a charge of loitering.The justice, | however, decided to send him to Quey! at Angers, who found the man's story that be was a pirgriu op- | curel, DEATH OF MR.JOSEPH MORTON, Another well known Quebecer has disappeared in the person of Nr.Jos.Morton, whose death is reported in another column, The diccased for many years past has been employed in House, and was those He was alto a noted fisherman, and even could be frequently secn on the Montmorency river during ! the fishing season.Mr.Morton had Kept Residents of the Aucient Capital ; showed no signe of relaxing up to a vious day, the heat was felt more in- tenaciy owing to the greater humidity of the atmosphere.Un Wedneluy the mark.The population awel- whose business kept them in the open air suffered greatly from the blisteiing : rays of the merciless sun.Last oven- | teral movement ont doors | packed the whole evening with those way to get the | F.SIMARD&CIE., 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.! QUEBEC.Quebec's Duy Exclusive Sporting Goods Store \u2018 Season-\u2014SUMMER-\u2014Season 1 Good: Cricket Goods, Bae rose Goods, Golf Goods, Tennis Goods, Bicycles, Football Giods, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Rifles.Ammunition, Canoes, Tents, Camping Outfits.THE V.& B.CO., sr.joi steeer Laily's Lacrosses, Eagle Bicycles, Peterborough Sole Agents TO Burrowe\u2019s Billiard Tables.SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS MAKE À POINT TO VISIT US.300 Page Catalogue P.0.BOX 372 90 Bremer Sa TELEPHONE 180 Montreal Connection: T.W.BOYD & SON.| | | {RAINCOATS| AT HALF PRICE.To make room for new stock, we are now selling off our large stock of GENTLEMEN'S RAINCOATS AT A REDUCTION OF 50 PER CENT.» ALL SIZES, GOOD COLORS AND \u201cTHE LATEST PATTERNS.HOLT, RENFREW & Co.BUARADE STREET YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BUY THE BEST Pommery and Most & Chandon Champagne, FACTS WORTH CONSIDERING WHEN BUYING CHAMPAGNE: In buying wines, the consumer does not pay the same price for an rdinary as for a High-Grade wine.aes In Quality like every other wine, and should iB Champagn: be bought accordingly.The market of the world is London.In Lindon, Cham: a is graded, valued and bought entirely on quality, and English Price Lista show how great the difference in value is between the various brands of Champagne\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO GET GOOD VINTAGE, GIVE YOUR ORDER T0 H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St.PHONE 1116 | ars Pommery and Moct & Chandon have stood the test | For the London market, always obtaining the very highest prices | : th | you the most stylish and perfect suit with first-class lining-, cut and workmanship guaranteed, FOR $10.50.It is at least one-third less than the regular value.Contmuntion of Our Great Clearing Sale in Ou Basement on Account oÙ Exensive Repairs, } =-Znteneèws_and varied lot of | Dinner Sets in English Semi-Porcalais toys, consisting of +mall sail at Bottom Prices, boats, racing gaines, mechanical Di + 84 Li yachts, ete, ete, at cut down |jand, worih 850, bor: 824.58.cae: prices :\u2014 | Dinner set, 115 pieces, Cope- ; and, worth $25, for 817.98.à Small sail boats, worth 25¢.,'| Dinner set, 97 pieces, Crown \u2018 for 10c.Darby, worth $18, for 89.98.Dinner sets, 98 pieces, Furnival, worth $20, for $17.98.Dinners-ts, 98 pice:s, antique blue crockery, Copeland, worth $15, for 87.98.Dinner sets, 9S pieces, three different designs, worth $14, for FOR 7 CENTS.\u2014Salt boxes | 38.98., at 7 cents.Dinner sets, 100 pieces, worth $6.50 for 84.98.REDUCTION OF 40 P.C\u2014 | moe \u2014 Iron cnameiled boilers for sale | Souvenir cups, saucers and at a reduction of 40 per cent.plates with the ccat-of-arms of FOR 89 CENTS.\u2014Nickel- the Dominion of Canada and of », or , lated teapots, worth 75 cents, the Province of Quebec, two for 39 cents.sizes, for sale at the following FOR 8 CENTS.\u2014 Nickel extremly reduced prices: \u2014 Coflee cups, saucers and plates plated trays, worth 15 cents, for 8 cents.at 73 cents for the three picces, Tea cups, saucers and plates FOR 6 CENTS.\u2014Bottles of ammonia for sale at 6 cents.at 50 cents for the three pieces.ART 600DS AT BARGAIN PRICES, FOR 5 CENTS.\u2014Toilet paper, two packages for 5 cents.Bust of Mozart for $1.65.Bust of Wagner for $1.19.Racing games, worth 30c., for 19c.' Small molds for sand at 15c.| Small kettles at 39c.Bust of Leo X111 for $t.65.FOR 6 CE are branches den Bust of Beethoven for $1.10.6 cents.Bust of Gounod for $1.65.Bust of Shakespearr.$1.65.Bust of Dante for $1.65.Bust of Greig for $1.19.Great Bargain Sale at Fixed Hours in Our Gents\u2019 Furnishing Goods Department.FOR 19 CENTS.\u2014 Dusters for stairs for sale at 19 cents.See: ++.+++ +++ 80800 4484040000 4300 d0 0440 48 0404040405 314 4 0003S OS +++++++++e6 10304044 5 60003004 053900300000 6D VOUS DS VOS SA AUS D +++\".-0 ++.+++.00002330 SSUSSSS0ASSS Gents' White and Colored Shirts for 25 Cents Saturday morning for one hour, from 10 to 11 o\u2019clock, we will have for sale a large lot of gents\u2019 first-class white and colored shirts, laundried or neglige, fancy and stylish designs, worth from 50 cents to $1.00, for 23c¢.These shirts are unasrorted and alight.1y soiled, but nevertheless at 25 cents \\ each they can be considered as given away.Be at our counter of gents\u2019 furnishings at 10 o'clock sharp Saturday morning if you intend to profit by this extraordinary bargain and have the best choice.FOR 25 CENTS.\u2014The same day and at the same hour, from 10 to 11 o'clock Faturday, we will have for sale 25 dozen of workmen\u2019s shirts, with attached collar, in excellent cotton, with stripes or checks, for 28 cents.Make haste Saturday morning it jou want some.Remember that these exceptional bargains will In-t ++++++++0+++++++++++++ +++ SS+ ono hour only, from 10 to 11 o'clock a.m.161-171 Joseph Street.+.ones SA | a + me a.a etl.GLOVER, FRY & CO.BVO VLVLVTLVORA VL EHLLLELE LLL LBLBLDRS BALL REQUISITES Ladies\u2019 are Invited to Inspect our Large Stock of Handsome Brocaded Silks, Cream and White Crepe de Chine, Silver Grey Crepe de Chine, Evening Shades in English Chiffons, Evening Shades in Sheer Voiles, Real Honiton and Duchess Laces, Black and White Plaited Ruches.Evening Kid Gloves \u201cDENTS\u201d White Kid Gloves, \u201cDENT\u2019S\u201d Grey Kid Gloves, \u201cPERRIN\u2019S\u201d Evening Gloves, 20 Button Length Kid Gloves.Large Reductions ON Jackets and Mantles, Imported Trimmed Millinery, Sunshades at Reduced Prices- = - - 1 r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018 LACES.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs, Point Gauze, Honiton and Thread Laces.French Malines, Oriental and other Laces in great variety.404+++4++%4%33%t40000300t000D0OOONN GLOVER, FRY & CO.Peet TTLLITLI TLR LLS a LBBLTRTS VOVCVVVVVLVTLVAVATLAVVLTL GRAVIS EAR CE AC EVV R22 FLV TRA ATES TRR AEA pe.Unset Diamonds AND OTHER Precious Stones\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 We would draw the attention of Connoisseurs and all who are interested in Gems to our stock of Unset Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires and Emepalds.We have exceptional facilities for securing High Grade Gems at the lowest prices.As direct buyers from the Diamond Cutters of § Europe we have the oldest record of any retail firm in Canada.Such a long established connections, affords us many valuable privileges in the selection of our stock of Diamonds.1 Our Diamond Settings are made b Diamond Mounters whose workmanship Is of the highest merit, designs graceful and artistic, and a finish that ean be obtained only from years of experience and skill.We make a specialty of Engagement Rings, Customers may select Gems from our stock of unset Diamonds and we will mount them in visible or in elusion settings of modern, antique or orl- ginal design to meet the views of the wearer.4 Wedding Rings in 14 carat, 18 carat an carat Gold.Prices from $4.00 to $12.00 d 22 expert s+++++++++++t4344%8t%t4 +++.C.SEIFERT & SONS Jewellers, 16, Fabrique Street.+010 0303 0003 000 00SSSSHSSSHHUURAŸ controls the cough, allays inflame mation, soothes, heals.Bvea in advanced casts, it sometimes cures.aly ATR: ays relieves.i, he Quebez Ghronigly QUEBEC, JULY 7, 1905.THE TAX ON TRAVELLERS.The act passed by the Local Legis lature lust session imposing o tax on commercial travellers non-resident im the Province, but doing business therein has met, ms might have been expected with many opponents and few friends.lt cannot be justitied by the vecessitien of the Provincial Treasurer, for the Gouin Government has faithfully adhered to the policy of the Goverument it supplanted, in sciling of suflicient of the Provincial assets to snable Hon.Mr.McCorkill to show his usual surplus, and there can be po doubt that such a measure is a serious restriction on trade and commerce, and does more harm in the end to the public than it does good for the time being to the treasury.Hence tt was denounced by commercial bodies and comamercial newspapers in Canada, and in England, according to sable despatches received shortly after the announcement of the passage of the bill, was lovked upon as a distinct act of uniriendliness on the pars of this Province much in the same way as the discrimination by the Dominion Goverment in favor of foreign and against British iinmigra- tion is regarded as a practical token of the real sentiments which actuate the Leurier Cabinet.It is mot at all probable, however, that the act will be allowed to stand.Another pro- vinoe, that of British Columbia, has been treading in the steps of Quebec, end will be pulled up, if we may credit an Ottawa despatch, which says : \u2018The Federal Cabinet has about made up its mind that the recent act of the British Columbia Legislature, Imposing a tax on commercial travel- fers from the other provinces is ultra vires of the provinee, and cannot therefore, be allowed to remain in force.The British Columbia Cekinet will be given an opportunity to itself rithdraw the act in question.Should tt fail to do so the Dominion will probably exercise its right of veto om the ground that the statute violates section 91 of the British North Amerin Act, which entrusts the regulation of trade and commerce exclusively to the Federal Puclisment.The same objection is said to exim against the recent enactment of the Quebec Legis lature taxing British and foreign commercial travellers.This question, however, has uot yet come before the Cabinet, although it will undoubtedly do zo later on.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 THE END APPROACHING.With the passage of the: Alberta and Easkatchewan hills the end of a long and wearisome acssion is apprecialdy acar.The Budget, which usually pre sents an opening for a prolonged des bate is likely to be a\u2018somewhat featureless affair, partly because it would he injudicious to give room for eny serious discussion, and partly because the Commission which the Government has appointed to tell it what to du about à commercial po.tiey will not begin to enter upon its tahora until September, and Mr.Fielding can get no idea from that quarter, and although some items of the budget may ponsibly evoke sharp cris ticiem, yot it is probable that the weasure will pass through its various stages in a remarkably short time, Fhe Government is unlikely during the ¢emaining days of the session to introduce any measure of a contentious nature, and the members are getting bot and tir«l, and anxious to return home, more especially if they do not succeed in getting paid by the day Instead of by piece work, for which, K is reported, an attempt will be wade, Practically, the whole time of the session has been taken up with the consideration of, or negotiations respecting the autonomy bills, Both parties have been considersbly exer.visecl thereon, and il the Govemment bas kept its mwjority intact, it has bas been by resorting to methods that are far removed from the traditions of the Liberal party, which will be oall.ed upon to pay a heavy price for its lemporary success, for by turning ite me fm A ptre\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SHOE POLISH back on its old leals it hes slienated 2in1 The Only One.At ail deniers In 10e and 250 boxes and 15e collapeible tubes- any\u2019 Liberals of the old school who will not be brought back so easily into the fold as thy Toronto Gldbe has bou, .- Ju st\"ong oomtrast to the tempcris.Ing and compromiving attitude of the Government b?n been that of the lead- sr of the Oppusition.At the begin: ning of the discussion he bad the courage Lo refuse to avail himself of the weapons of sectional or racial atrile, and declined to lead the party to victory over a road that must have remairied for many a year the divide ing line between the two great sections of Canadian Dationel life.By founding his arguments on the Cons stitutional aspects of the question, on the bed-rogk of the Britieh North Ame erica Act and of Provincial Rights, and by declining to be led away from & stand perfectly intelligible and logically unassailable, hie has gained the respect of friend and foe alike, and shown that he possessca to a remark- skle degree shuse utatesmanlike qual lies which have been always com- spicuous jn the aunuls of Coaservative leadership.He hus steadfastly declined to sacrifice the principles of tbe party to the ephemeral successes of the Oppartuaist, avd in so doing he bas laid the sure foundation for the wictory of his personal convictions, which are also those of tbe great party he has the honor to lead.TRIAL BY JURY.Becretary Tuft made some remarks the other day which go to discredit the systems of trial by jury in civil cases as an unwixed goud.\u2018This is true in the sense that thero is no wachinery ol justice which can bo regarded as perfect, but when all is said end done the oli jury system is the greatest of ell forms of trial, amd that which Anglo-Saxon communities will be most reluctant to give up.What is required is not condemnation of the jury system, but improvement of the jury system.Where the jury fails in its duty or is responsible for & miscarriage of justice in tither civil or criminal cases the fauit, as a rule, cannot be traced to lack of intelligence on the part of the men composing the jury.The trouble is that juries are very often tamperod with, and this ia especially true of juries charged with the responsibility of trying cases that involve the inter- esrs of franchise-holding corporations.There is not enough vigilance displayed in protectiog juries from the inter- ferance of intescstedd parties, and the penalty wigh®very well 4d made more severc.Cuarrælien justice fs not altogether free from the terrible abuse involved in tampering with juries.Crown attorneys know this to be the case, and many of them\u2019 are doing their best to eradicate the evil, but what bas been done so far is a trifle compared with the possibilities of improvement along these lincs.When public officials be.tome more earnest and vigilant, and when our legislatures eee in a clearer perspective the enormity of the offence known as jury tampering there will be no occasiuu to criticize, as Secretary Taft has criticized, the system which is numbered among the wost valued of British institutions.\u2014 Toronto World\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE HUDSON BAY ROUTE, The fecling of the entire West in re.gerd {o the opening up of the Hudson Bay route to \u2018Europe was further evi- fenced at the convention of the Torri torial Boards of Trade just held at Regina.This convention, consisting, as it did, of the representative business men of the North-West Torrie tories, as well as delegutes from Winnipeg, not only affirmed the desirabils ity of surh a route hut also appoint.el a committee to wait upon the Doe winion Government to urge its establishment, That the opening up of the Hudson Bay route would be of almost incaleulable benef to Western Can ada no one who has studied condi tions will deny.I¢ would mean cheaper transportation of our wheat to the markets of the workl and, therefore, better prices for fho farmers, and it woukl also meats cheaper freight rates on the guods imported from Europe end a portion, at least, of The saving thus cfiected would go to the oon.sumer, The farmer would thus not 1t is sa'e to say that he great purchasing public never goes {av astray.The fact that more \u201c2 in 1\u201d is purchased in Canada than allother paste or liquid polishes combined int':e best indicat'on of the quality of \u20182 io 1°\".It le ds them all, Black or Tan.2 Overturc\u2014l.a Reine D'un Jour.only get better prices for his pros duct, but would also be able to buy bis goods cheaper, His speading power would thus be enlarged and, es the prosperity and progress of the west depend upom the prosperity eid progress of the farmer, the whole country would benefit.But the opening up of the Hudson Bay route depends upon the building of a railway or railways to some port on Hudson Bay.Until suk time as a railway is built the route cammot be vpened and the people of the West consequently cannot enjoy its benefits, In regard to this question it is inter esting to note what Premier Haultain said at the banquet given in connes tion with the Board of Trade convene tion.He is reported as follows :\u2014 \u201cWith regard to the railway probe lem Mr, Heultain sald That in his opinion the Hudson Bay route would be the great question with which the new Provinces * would bave to deal, It would revolutionize tramsportation and would be the real solution of the transportation problem of the North West.\" Mr.Haultain does not indulge in idle words.He means what he says and it is safe to predict that be will make the building of a railway to Hudson Bay a part of his programme in whichever Province he may enter politics.In this be will commend the support of the people as bas his progressive government of the North-West Territories in the past \u2014Winnipeg Telegram.WESTERN PRODUCERS WILL HOLD A CONGRESS.A \u201ccongress\u201d of genuine interest will meet in Chicago rext month, and its purpose is to undo some of the work of the congress which assembles la Washington every winter.There #ill be no statesmen and no politics in the Chicagn gethering, the delo- gates being only American citizens en: gaged in certain forms of production.Several live stock associations, the National Grange, the Millers\u2019 Federation, the Chicago Board of Trade, the Agricultural Implement Association, und many other business orgeniza- tions will come together and discuss measures for increasing ihe trade of the United States.It seems, according to the statement of ex-Senator Harris, of Kansas that \u201cthere is a comhined commercial assault of The world on the United States,\u201d and that \u201cwe are now facing one of the greatest periods of commercial stagnation in our history.\u201d This is an alarming statement.What is the matter with Uncle Sam that Europe should despitefully treat him ?Nr.Harris explains that our products are being shut out of the continent of Europe by the same sort of Jaws that we employ to shut Europe out of the continent of the United States.Only Great Brilain in left to us now, eed it may be but a short time before Britain is Chamwerlainised and hostile to the American producer.The Argentine Republic has bed the audacity to increase its wheat and cattle supply end send immense quantities of bread and meat to Europe, Mr.Hartis paints a gloomy picture of com.wercinl warfare and insists that the only way to avert a trade conflict is \u201cto make concessions to our come petitors under reciprocity agrees ments.\u201d The Chicago conference ought to prove interesting if it represents, as it is said that it will, \u201cthe agricul tural, live stock and mest-producing interests of the whole country.\u201d There are no indications in this part of the United States that the situation is as grave as it is represented to be in tbe West.If it is anything like as serious as it is said to be, action by the Congress in Washington will be in order \u2014Buffalo Express.Wurzburger Beer on draft, Mik Cafe, 64 Palace Hill, ado \u2014_\u2014 NEXT WEEK AT THE FALIS.Of Eldridge, the sand picture artist who will heal the all-vaudeville bil at the Rustic Theatre next week, the New Yorl: Telegram says :\u2014 \u201cHammerstein's Roof Garden still fontinues to draw large houses, the bill is exceptionally gooll this week, Eldridge in a European novelty cap tutes the house.His pictures are very large and can be secn all over the house.He makes a picture of the burning of the Iroquois Theatre and shows the actual flames by using al.sohol, this is the third and laat pic ture and makes a grand finish.ie.Eldririge was recalied four times last night, Mr.Ekiridge is easily scoring one of the individual successes of the show,\u201d The other artists on the programme trext week are Victor, the comedy trapeze artist; Miss Lillie Tauron, America\u2019s freatent fancy rifle shot, and Marvellous Bovais, the wonderful one-armed acrobat.Admission to the theatre is frre to railway passangers, BAND ON THE THRR&ACE, The R.C.G.A.bard will perform on Dufferin Terrace this (Friday) night from & to 10 o'clock, westher permitting 1.March\u2014The Three Links.Milley Adam 3, Valge\u2014Vision.Waldteufel 4.Song\u2014Beyond.E.Bt, Quentin Suite (No.1) L\u2019'Arlesienne.G.Bizet 5.1.Prelude 3.Adagictto.\u2026 * 2, Minuetto 4.Ce-illon.8.Aubade Printaniere.P, Lacorabs 7.Mazurka Ecossaise~La Gipsy., 8.Marche\u2014Tartare.louis Ganne Vive La Canadienne, God Save the King.J.VEZINA, \" Bandmastor.At 18 a girl is fickle, but at28 she only awaits a chance to be otherwise.4 FERR TRADE MARK A Tonia Wine, pleasant te take.Gives strength Makes new blood Bullds up the system Throws off all weakness A boss to recovering wasting Sori ma ohare?from Bold by all modieine deniers.Davis & Lawrence Co, Li, Montreal WHEN AT Riviere-du-Loup, P.Q.\u2014ST0P AT\u2014 TE CHEADLE THE BEST FURNISHED HOTEL IN TOWN.THE MOST COMFORTABLE.THE HOUSE OF JHE COMMERCIAL SARPLE ROOMS FREE \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee Widely imitated bat never THB GENUINE MURRAY & LANMAN\u2019S FLORIDA WATER The Perfume of Perfumes, Rafreahing, Delightful, \u2014_\u2014 for NUERAY & LANMANS Ash your brag tor MOIRA à PELICAN & BRITISH EMPIRE LIFE OFFICE, The Oldest Proprietary Office in the World Life Assurance Business Only.FOUNDED IN 1797.FINANCIAL STRENSTH UNSURPASSED.CAPITAL $ 5,000,000 ASSETS - .$25,000,000 \u2014 Large Bonuses.| Moderate Rates of Premium W.Morton Massey, AGENT.ALSOFIRE REPRESENTING PHENX ASSURANCE C0, LIMITED OF LONDON, ENG.OFFICE\u2014Richelisu & Ontario Navigntion Company's Building, 46 Dalhousie Street.P.0.BOX 155.Long Distance Telephone No.390 ONO 4 MN! OPEL IADICENENT - - FOR - - THIS WEEK.We ofler this Week the balance of our Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Ready- to-Wear Straw Hats, Children\u2019s White Lawn and Embroidery Sun Hats and Bonnets at Hair Price, Ladies\u2019 Straw Sailor Hats all marked down at 10c.each.LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED HATS-All our ready-to-wear Straw Hats at exactly half \u201cprice, 95c.for 48, 81.10 for 86c., 81.38 for 69c., $1.75 for 88, $2.10 for $1.05, $2.50 for $1.25.i SUN HATS AND BONNET3\u2014Chil- drène\u2019 White Lawn and Embroid Hats and Bonnets at half price, 48c, for Uo., 88c.for 20c., 60c.for 88c, for #e., $1.10 for 88c., $1.38 for 69¢., $1.78 for 880 SAILOR HATS\u2014Ladies\u2019 Straw Sailor Hats sll reduced to 100, sach, the lar price of these hats was from 65c, to $1.25.PARASOLS\u2014We have still à few left of our summer stock of Parasols which we are still selling at 1-3 the original price.DIES\u2019 NECK WEAR\u2014Our stock ot Eadies* Summer Neckwear is \"very extensive.We have them at 18c., 15c., 2e, 240.250, $7c., 280.8300 ha.4Bo., Alu, SUMMER UNDERSKIRTS in strip- d fancy cotton goods at 90, Io, $1.15, $1.35, , 'ALPACA DMTS8 SKIRTS\u2014In good Po Alpaca for lau\u2019 at md LINEN HATS, in white and moi.~ed for children, at 30c., 40c., 700, SIMONS & MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.THE DOMINION CHINIC HARDWARE CO®Y, | St.Peter Street, Lower Town Branch, FabriqueSt., Upper To Salmon and Trout Tack ROD gtr h, Amoriesn ond .FLIES fro Jams & sen LEADERS The Finoet Mage, - Complete Camping Outfits EEE TEEN) Brass Tables and Utensile, Rifles, Shot Guns & Ammunitions General and Heavy Hardware $.J.Shaw & Co.13 St John Street, Corner Notre Dame and Mountain M IB FORREST & SONS Salmon Flies, Trout Flies Oiled Salmon and Trout Gut Leaders, Reels and a fnll line à Sporting Goods snd Hardware, TELEPHONES, 573 Upper Town.44 Lower Town, T5c.NOVELS.FOR 256, THE FOUR FEATHERS, \u2018 by A.BE W mn THE REAL WORLD, by RH ON THE WE-A-TRAY 4 © Bon THE WHEELS OF CHANCE by H el THE GARDEN OF A COMMUTER'S WIFE, by W.Churchill THE CELEBRITY, by W.Church\u201d, JOHN BURT, by FN.Adams = ALSO PAPER EDITIONS OF STINGAREE, by E.W.Horning.SILENT PLACES, by 6.5 Bok, THE HOUND FROM THE NORTH, by THE OOBNER STONE, by David Lyai THE SIXTH SENSE, by Adios Ton ANT Piapes, by Tom Gallon.\u2014AT\u2014 P.J.EVOY'S, 107 John Street.FOREIGN WINES.SPIRITS, MINERAL WATERS.Choice European Table Product Etc, Ets Eeadquarten for Familles 204\u201d Motel Auvelles 87-00 ST.JOHN BTREET, 2nd EDITION QUEBEC UNDER THO FLAGS \u2014BY\u2014 A G.DOUGHTY \u2014AND\u2014 N.E.DIONNE May be ordered through any book seller, = | QUEBEC NEWS CO.QUEBEC.MADE IN CANADA.SEE] The Kind Grandmother Used, On the Market 40 Years and the Favorite.su Send for Cook Book Free te | W.D.McLAREN, intonght and fn complete Theme contral and.000 venient to all places of interest.European Plan.Popular Prices.Your Patronage 8 sellotted.B.L.M.BATES, Proprietor.COAL CO., Ltd.MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF DOMINION STEAM For cular & Mo: or Que M.P.SHIELDS, Agent, ly to General Sales t, 112 St.James Btreet, J Othcs, Louise ek aent, toot Rmesy SCREENED, AUN OF MINE AND SLACN COALS, 8e = Telephone 84 Ch = _\u2014 =a SUMMER UNDERWEAR ENGLISH AERTEX UNDERWEAR DIFFERENT WAYS.IN TWO PIECES OR COMBINATION.LONG SLEEVE AND LEGS.SHORT SLEEVE AND LEGS.LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE OR LEGS .ENGLISH CASHMERE AND MERINO VERY LIGHT ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN COMBINATION OR TWO PIECES LAFRANCE & MULLIN, Tailors a 48 FABRIQUE STREET.Haberdashers, PHONE 1606.fAUDITORIUMN Last Three Performances EUGENIE BLAIR 10.N,6HT AND EAST LYNNE TU-MOKLu A LAL TONY CAMILLE Nluns BY SPECIAL REQUEST PRICES 15, 25, 26, 0 and 75e.Mat 15, :6 and 800.Tournee Dramatique Fran- | 15, 25, July 1 chaise.11, 19.| LA CHASaE AU MARI 136, 50 Matinée Wednesday 15 and 25e.HOUSE TG LET\u2014NO.43 LOUIS street, from the 1st of September next.Apply to Dr.Simard, 42 Louis street, a tr TO LET-FIVE LARGE ROOMS over my store and several others suitable for grand offices; they are moat prominent; centre of the city, slong- side Post Office, Court House, Chateau Frontenae, and Dufferin Terrace.Also the four leading streets of the city.There is also space between the windows for signe which would be very prominent.D.Morgan.M ss TO LET\u2014THE PREMISES OCCUPied by MoCall, Shebbn & Co, as a LOST.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u201c DOG LOST\u2014-A WHITE DOG ANswering to the name of Beauty strays ol awsy from opposite Coulomb street and Boulevard Langelier.Findor, please return to 219 Coulombe street, and any person im whose possession the dog is found will be pros seeuted.COAT LOST\u2014YESTERDAY MORNing in the Lower Town on Champlain street, à gentlemen's checked overcoat.Finder will be rewarded by seturning to Chateau Frontenac befors mosn to-day.LOST\u2014A GOLD WATCH AND chain, with a $2 Newfoundland gold coin as a charm and bearing figures on one side.Liberal reward to the finder on returning to Joseph Dussault, 30 Garneau street.LOST\u2014ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, between 4 and 6 o'clock, on the rars from Jupiter street, on the round trip to St.Jean Baptiste Church, or in the church itself, or on the north side of Bt.John streot between the church and St.Augustin strest, a gold brace- Wt with brilliants.Finder will ba .¢- warded on leaving it at the Chronicle office.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014\u2014m FOUND.\u2014_ FOUNL\u2014A SMALL PURSE CON.tainiog a sum of money, owner caf have same by applying at this office wad paying for advertisement.WANTED.WANTED \u2014 A COACHMAN, ONB who will make himself useful around the house.Apply to Thomas McDous gall, 16 Mount street, Cape.Le ee ere WANTED-BOY SPEARING FRENCH d English, as messcigs and answer telephone.Makin, hieeelf erally useful in office.Apply, R.Coeee ree WANTED\u2014MACHINISTS.BTEADY work to good men.Machinist, care of Chronicle, Quebec-_eee LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE to canvass for Edwards Skirt Supporter; fastens shirtwaisf and skirt ther for eight inches across back without pins or points to tear rments ; exclusive territory; {res frm and sample, The wards Skirt Supporter Co., Drawer 2530, Toronto, Unt.MEN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN In every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show cards on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous places; ao distributing small advertising matter.Salary bo per year or $75 per month and expenses $2.50 per day.8 employment to good, No ience nec partion ars.Empire ndon, Ont.MALE HELP WANTED.re ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS EARN from $25 to $100 a week, and cas get sitions at any time without trouble.Fil give personal instruction by correspondence and make you an ex- .Write to-day for particulars, Foy A.Dumont, 25 Exchange street, Mocheater, N.Y.LARGE BUSINESS HOUSES DEsiring to secure expert advertisement writers oan do so communicating with me immediately; graduates ol my | ondence school are in every way quali ed to this work.Hemry Aont, 25 Exchange Street, Rochester, N.Y.TO LET.FOR SUMMER OR LONGER TO lot houses on fields on border of city.Apply at St.Foye Toll Gateoy \u2014 TO RENT \u2014 FOR THE SUMMER months, two cottages situated at Leko Beauport.Chairs, table, stove and \u2018eds supplied.Apply to Gaspard Gesmain, Valier atreet.em rm HOUSE TO LET \u2014 THAT EXCELlent house No.38 Park Avenue, ro emtly occupied by Mr.Douglas Noad, with all modern conveniences.Electric light, gas and hot water throughout, Por further particulars apply to Mr.Walter Sharpe's office at the Jeffe Hals Hospital or by telephoning V1.ROOMS TO LET -\u2014TEN FIRST.class rooms, furnished or unfurnished, ia central locality, hot and cold wat.or, alectrio light.Boarders well looked efter, Apply, Mrs.W.Donohue, 3 Ursuline street, entrance on Ursule street.BAKERY TO RENT\u2014A SPLENDID Bakery or workshop for confectionery, oven, brick stable with places for 3 horses, conch house and woodshed, No, - 888 Bt.Francis street, Jacques Cartier Ward, À large yard le also connected with this establishment and could be used advantageously by a contractor or others.Apply to Els, Drouin, 47 \"a Anselme street, Jacques Cartier À Fequasiad lo sls them with.the.ondersaned q e them wit e un +, | notaries béfare the 10th of July next.WANTED.A good smart boy to learn the Printing business.An excellent opportunity for à good boy to leurn a gnod trade.Apply at CHRONICLE.NOTICE.Estaie ei the Homorable Pierre Garmas.All persons having claims claims against the Garnesu are wholesale dry goods , in 380 8 | By order of the testamentary exe: utors Block, corner of > bauaie aud Moun- BIKOIS 4 Bikoltain Hill streef ue, otaries, Notaries.*.° Junedzaw 2 Coulliard Street, FOR SALE.FOR SALE\u2014A SMALL BABY CARriage, only used 2 or 3 times, w fintehed.Wil be sold cheap.For further information, apply to 38 Boule vard Langelier\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 rm FOR SALE \u2014 À HOUSJ: CONTAIN ing two good tenements, in the Ban lieu, near the Franciscun Fathers\u2019 Monastery.G.A, Paradis, notary, 102 84, John street.FOR SALE\u2014TERRESTIAL TEL scope on tripod.Length 4 feet \u20ac inches ; Height 2 feet 6 inches; dia meter of objective 8 inches; 9 extra eye pieces.Price $50.G.Seilert & Sons.- FOR SALE\u2014'A FIRST CLASS carriage horse.Also a ealechs in per fect order.Apply to J.J.Murphy, 340 Champlain street.To LET\u2014UNTIL OCTOBER 1S7 or, as the case may be, until May lst, 1906, that first-class house, corner St.Joseph and Carrier streets, facing Deziel Sqquare, Notre Dame of Levis, close to the electric railway.Will be let furnished, with piano, and, il wanted, with kitchen utensils, crockery and cutlery, excepting silverware, feet) and the terminus 0 Fer resinous trees\u2014Magnifi nies\u2014Look out and down the river\u2014Choice liquors cigars\u2014Boating, june 7x2m PRICI - o> 11 BUADE WATER WORKS Garneau Bridge Hotel, Near the Quebec Bridge (about 2000 the Romuald and Levis Electric Cars, ubrious and very shady\u2014Grove of 5 cent place for pie point, and grand view Yup AUGUSTIN PARADIS, Proprietor.LADIES\u2019 ANDGENTS\u2019 SHOE SHINING PARLOR.ABSOLUTELY PRIVATE FOR LADIES.SATISFACTION IN EVERY RESPECT GUARANTELD LADIES, BCENTS, - GENTS, 10 CENTS.STREET NEXT To CHRONICLE OFFICR.OFFICE.CITY HALL, Seven rooms; water service and all modern convenience.B Churches and Quebec, 5th July, 1906.markets pear by, Beautiful view.! Publio notice is hereby gi A 0 y given that Can be occupied immediately.Apply | gealed tenders endorsed \u2018\u2019Tender to at the house, to Mdme.Veuve Flavien Roy, 2 Rue St.Helene, Levis.FOR SALE.\u2014A BPLENDID MILCH at.Apply to J.B.Martel, 334 ichelieu street.mur.p.ACGO! N FOR SALE \u2014 À BECUNU amily wag in lect order ; also a harness.EAPply Brno.83 St.Roch\u2019s street, _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS MODern self-contained houses, on Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern conveniences.Also first-class building lots, Apply to Mr, Walter Sharpe, Park Avenue.BOARD.BOARD AND ROOMS \u2014 AT ST, Joseph, Levis, good board and rooms; bathing and boating close hy ; easy access to town.Apply to Mrs.Bours get, fifth house from the electric car terminus.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES._ DUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.JERENIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- Ore.Tet) os HOY of .À.rance - tain Hill, Quebec.).108 Moun The modern and economical way of : preparing food is by the quickest, .cleanest and easiest method of « COOKING WITH GAS.For Sale by JOHN WAIKER, 122 8t John Street, and at our office.THE QUEBEC GAS COMPANY.Cooking and Reating Gas $1.25 1.000 GUL Feat TUE Gas $1.25 por mayisim ur New Toy Boats.The Finest Assortment of Boats at Moderate Prices.| HAVE A LOOK AT THEM.This 1s the Article Wanted Now.A Great Lisplay at ! Pruneau & Kirouac, | 84 Fabrique Streetu Works copy thereof.CCAREFULLY LAUNDERED Try Us With Your Blowses and Skirts: repair and raise dam\u2019 of the aqueduct at the Chateau d'Eau, Lurette addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 4 p.m.of Thuradav.the 20th instant, to do the said work according to specification and plans to be seen at this office, and Each tender shall be on a blank form procurable from the undersigned and be signed by two responsible persons as sureties for the fulfilment of the contract.Each tender shall contain the City Treasurer's receipt for a sum equal to 5 per cent of the amount of the tender, which sum shall be confiscated in case of refusal and shall be retaiocd pletion of the contract.to sign the contract until the com- The city is not hound to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing the contract and furnish the Water Department with a certified J.GALLAGHER, W.W.Engineer.NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATION Canadian Rhapsody.A TONE POEM IN THREE PARTS ON Canadian Popular Songs.Introducing the Following Folk Bongs \u2018C'etait un Vieux Sauvage.\u201d \u201cC'est la Belle Francoise.\u201d \u2018Isabeau s\u2019y Promene\u201d \u201cBytown.\u201d \u2018Par derriere chez ma tante.\u201d \u2018Un Canadian errant.\u201d \u2018A la claire Fontaine.\u201d *Alouette.\u201d \u2018Vive la canadienne.\u201d Written for Piano by.SIR ALEX.MACKENZIE PRICE.00200enenccne ns $1.25 TO BE HAD AT A.LAVIGNE'S MUSIC AND PIANO WAREROOMS 68 ST.JOHN STREET.HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS ARE USING PTT 190KS MY ARAKING'PO x | Other Thousands would be if they made trial of it.WILL YOU BE ONE OF THEW?by an Efficientand l'ainstaking Staff JOUR HAND IRONERS| ARE ARTISTS - THE - TELEPHONE 95 10-74 St, Valler Street.E bee aud Chicoutimi, ALLAN LINE, R.M.8., Bavarian, Captain Brown, from Liverpool, vis Moville with nas.sengers, mails general cargo, passed Point Amour at 7.30 p.m.on Wednesday, and is dus in port this evening, Steamer Hibernian, Captain Wallace from London, with a general cargo, arrived in port st 8 p.m.yesterday, and moored at the company's wharf.Passengers for the R.M.S.Victorian will embark from the company's whatt Champlain street, at 4.30 pm.today.R.M.S, Virginian, Captain Vipond, sailed from Liverpool yesterdar fee: Boon with passengers and general cargo for Quebeo and Montresl.Steamer Sarmatian, Captain Rennie, arrived at Havre on Wednesday from Quebec.Steamer Corean sailed from Glasw for Quebec and Montreal, via oville and Galway, on Wednesdav, with 17 second and 94 third class pas: songors and a general cargo.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Lake Manitoba, Captain Murray, arrived from Montreal at 3.30 pm.yesterday, and after embarking Quebec passengers proceeded for Liverpool Steamer Nonteagle, Captain Parry, from Bristol, with a guncral cargo: passed Cape Magdalen at 12.30 p.m, yesterday, and is due in port this afternoon.Steamer Tartar left Hong Kong at noon on Wednesday for Vancouver.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester from Manches ter, passed Famo Point at 2.1) p.m.yesterday, end is due in port this evening, \u2014 ARE IN TROUBLE.A Sydney despatch says: On arrival from Montreal the Norwegian steamer Sverre, of the Dominion Coal Company's coal fleet, was libelled in the sum of $20,000 by Sheriff Ingraham, at the demand of the owners of the Gloucester schooner 17] umbia, which was sunk by \u2018ne Sverre off Low Point Sunday week, The Sverre's captain has wired to Trust Company in New York to furnish the necessary bonds of 840,000, but these have not yet arrived, and the ateamer is still held.The Cope Breton Electric Company steamer Hygela was seized on a distress warrant issued in connection with default of the payment of the fine of $200 imposed on the company for violating the Alien Labor Act, through the importation of their manager, A.J.Bemis, from the United States, LINE TO CUBA, An important arrival on July 12 will be the Elder-Dempster liner Angola, from Liverpool, to load for the first trip to Cuba and Mexico, inaugurating the new service.The Angola which is a steamer of large capacity and fine passenger accommodation, sailed from Liverpool July 1, and is due to sail from here on the first voyage to the southern ports July 20, with passengers and freight.\u2019 \u2014 NOTES.Steamer Normand, Captain Molvig, from Quebec, arrived at London on the 30th instant.Steamer Mocris, Captain Woodfull, arrived at London on the 4th inst, from Quebec.Steamer Malin Head, Captain Pritchard from Quebec, arrived at Dundes on the 5th instant.Steamer Heros, Captain Nystrom, sailed from Maryport on the 5th inst.for Quebec\u2014\" Steamer King Edward, Captain Belanger, left port yesterday afternoon, with aupplice for the lighthouses on the north shore of the St.Lawrence river and gulf.Tug Goliah arrived from St.John, N.B., yesterday with a scow in tow.Steamer Athenia, Captain Webb, arrived from Montreal vestorday afternoon and anchored in the stream to i complete cargo.Steamer Cane Breton, Captain Reid, arrived from Montreal vesterday morn ing, and after taking the barpe Rembrandt in tow proceeded for Svdney.Steamer Devona, Captain Murray, from Newcastle, with a general cargo, arrived in port yesterday morning, and proceeded for Montreal.The R.& 0.Navigation Company will run a daily line of steamers during the senson of travel hetween Quecalling at intermediate ports.Steamer Hurona sailed from Newcastle on Wednesday for Quebec, Steam yacht Pathfinder, Captain Barber, from Chicago, arrived in port 1 | \u2018Seche Marteau, lnat evening and anchored in the stream, Hor owner, Mr.Morgan, and a party of gueste sre on board bound to the Saguenay.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived July 6.88 Hibernian, Wallace, London, Allana, Rac & Co., general cargo.S8 Devons, Murray, Neweastie, Hy, Fry & Co., for Montreal, general cargo.S& Athenia, Webb, Xontr-al, Ross & Co.to complete cargo.Sich St.Joseph, Fortin, I.\u2019Islet, bal ast.Schr Voltigeur, Truchon, Portneuf, railway ties, Dufour, &t.Fidele, upwood Sehr La Mouette, Galibois, Dras d'Or, fish, = \u20181 7.30 p.m.Bavarianpulpwaod.Tug Goliab, Gasker, St.Joke, N.B., Canadian Import Co., with tow.CLEARED.88, King Fdward, Belan Kequimaux Point, Holliday 3.geu- eral cargo.SS, Athenis, Webb, Glasgow, Ross al cargo.& Co., gener Tug Goliab, Gasler, Ganpe, ballast.Schr.St.Joseph, Fortin, L'Islet, coal.Schr.Marteau, Dulour, Bt.Fidele, bal last.Schr.Voltigear, Truchon, Escoumains general cargo.Schr Maria\u2019 Bells, Lajole, Sorel, railway ties.Bohr Bienvenue, Simard, St.Alphonse, ballast.C.B.Fred Wilkins, Begin, United Btates, pulpwood.C.B.J.Perkins, Wilson, United Btates, pulpwood.SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, 6th July, 1903 41\u2014Cloudy, calm; inward Druid e 1d.Father Point, 157\u2014Cloudy, southwest; inward 6 a.m.Bergenbus; yesterday 3 p.m.bark Acteon.Martin River, 236\u2014Smoky, south west; inward 1.20 p.m.steamer; 3 p.m.Harald Cape Magdalen, 392\u2014Smoky, west ; inward 12.30 p.m.Monteagle.Fame Point, 222\u2014Unsettled; cahn ; inward 12.30 am.tug Ralph T.Halcomb towing schooner Eva S.Robinson, 7.30 a.m.Harald; 2.10 p.m.Manchester Importer; 2.15 p.m.Escalona.Cape Rosier, 340\u2014Cloudy, calm; in- wi 10 a.m.four masted steamer, North Shore\u2014Clear, calm.Natash- quan\u2014Aranmore lelt here yesterday at 3 pm for Sydneynticosti\u2014~Clear, south; inward 11.20 a.m, steamer; Heath Point\u2014Inward 10.20 a.m.steamer.Point Amour\u2014 Hazy, strong west; inward yesterday L'Eslet, 12.40 pm, Sm ee WIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.July.a.m.p.m, Friday.7 9.00 9.73 Saturday 8 9.56 10.24 Sunday.9 10.51 11.29 MOON PHASES.First Quarter, 9th, 12.4¢ PRull moon, Sunday, 16th, 10.33 * Last Quarter, Monday, 24th, 8.08 a.m.New Moon, Monday, 3lst, 11.03 FOOTWEAR $1.00! FOOTWEAR £1.00 An exceptional chance is seldom of.| tered in Quebec, as that now given to purchase footwear at the very low prices offered by Mr.Z.Plamandon, the largest jobber of the city whose establishment is situated at 333 St.Paul street.Between seven to eight bundred pairs of boots and shoes for men, women and children from all\u2019 manufacturers, and of all values, sizes and colors offered for sale at $1.00 per Sunday, r.This advertisement may appear extraordinary, but it is nevertheles true and we will Eat you boots and shoes of $2.50 and upwards for $1.00.Do not forget the adaress, Z.Plamondon, 333 St.Paul street, Palais.ADULTERATED FOODS.New York, July 6\u2014Health Commissioner Darlington to-day reported that 1,091,291 pounds of adulterated food war detected and condemned by his inspectors in New York city during the single werk beginning June iS.This amount, he said.equalled one fifth of all the adulterated food dis covered in the year of 1904, Commis: sioner Darlington attributes this in crease mainly to high efficiency of the food inspectors, His statement was made in reply to charges, preferred by the National and Adulteration League that New York Health Department is not doing its duty in condemning unfit foods.THE VISIT)\u2019 G FOOTBALLERS.Toronto, July & Mr.C.H.Murray is in Toronto on business connectal with the visit of the English and Beotch Association lootimll teams to Canada next fall.The plan is tu bring out two elevens to stir up some interest in the Association game and to create international rivalry, The teams will sail in August.The Scotch isleven will play a picked team fronr Eastern Canada on September 9 and | on the same day the English team will weet a team picked from the Ontario Association in Toronto.The win- aces of these two matches will play off either in Toronto ur in Montreal for a gold cup valued at 130 guineas, which has been presented hy Sir Ernent Cecil Cochrane for the competition.! The Baronet will come out himself.It in expected that while in Ontario! the English team will meet the Royal Canaælians.Galt and other Western towns.Mr.Murray, while here, will arrange about the return visit of an | all.Canada team which woukl play throughout Great Britain.THE ROUND TRIP from Quebec to | Roberval and Chicoutimi, by rail through the lovely lake and moun- .tain scenery of the Canadian Adiron- | dacks cown the Saguenay River and | back to Quebec by steamer, touching | at all the beaut: ful seaside resorts of | the Lower St.Lawrence, is without doubt one of the most varied and delightful tours on this continent.Mountain alr and salt sea breezes, Adaylight trip both way:.Nato: rist shou'd fal to make it.Excellent accommodations at Hotel Roberval.; Round trip tickets only ten dollars : each.Abeautifully lllustrated Guide | Book tr:e on application to Alex Hardy, Quebec.mon.wed, fri FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.Ahordeen, Wash, July &Fred Ross, iwho was knocked out by Jack Donnelly in the sixteenth round of a prize fight Monday night, ie dead.Tin! neck wan diddacated and a hlood clot gathered on the brain.Donnelly is from St.Louie, and Ross from Denver.The coroner hes ordered the ar : rest of Donnellyevery for KX mao LE S {iching, blending and protruding lea.testimonials tho pross an r Jour neig hore ut ite You can use it t your inoney back Jenotantiricd.Me, at ; Seaton or KnManson, Bares & Ua, Toronto | DR.OHASE'S OINTMENT, De.Chase's Oinp ment ina entia and guarant curoforbach a : ahipped to Suapeasion Bridge, on the TO OBTAIN JEWELLERY and SILVERWARE Of good quality and best designs is the aim of ever customer.We do all in our power to have DURABILIT included in merits of articles we offer.\u2014The variety in Rings, Brooches, Scarfpins, Links, Chains, Watches, Clocks, Silverware, etc,, is too complete to enumerate.At present we offer the special indacement in a balance line of fine Leather Hand Bags and fine Umbrellas at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES EMILE JACOT, 169 ST.JOSEPH STREET.BY, FIBRE WARE UNIVERSAL USE IN CANADA, i It is HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE, and SURPASSES all other makes iA DURABILITY, and in ALL POINTS ESSENTIAL TO A HIGH GRADE ARTICLE.\u2014 CAN BE HAD IN \u2014 TUBS, PAILS, WASH BASINS, SPITTOONS, ETC., ETC.FROM ANY FIRST CLASS DEALER \u2014 x2 AE ST.JOSEPH HOTEL, LAKE ST.JOSEPH Wiil be Open for Reception of Guests on JULY 1st, 1905.\u2014 Built on Elevated Ground, facing one of the most beautiful Lakes in Canada, mbowered amid the forest-clad La urentian Mountains.; À pleasure Launch will be placed upon the lake and will make regular trips vtwcen the new Hotel and Whites Family Hotel and the wharf of the summer ttages on the oppotite side of the Lake BOATING.JOLF LINKS.EXCELLENT BEACH FOR BATHING.+00D TRAIN SERVICE.RATES REASONABLE.For terms, accommodation aud further particulars, apply to THOS.E.SHALLOW, Manager, me 13xtue.sat At Q.& L.8t J.Ry.Terminus, City AGED MAN FOOLED But His Wife Will Follow the Example of Messrs, Gaynor and Greene.Hamilton.July 6.\u2014On Friday night ast, Joscph Hargrove waited on the magistrate at the Buch and sword out a warrant against his wife, charg: ing her with fulse pretences.The charge in the warrant read that she, by false pretenses, had made him believe that she was open by law to marriage, and that, as his lawful wife, she obtained possession of valuable property by these means.The story of the case is rather complicated.Hargrove married the wom.rn at Waterdown 1S months ago.He ie 50 years of age and she is 60 years old.\u201cHe claims that at the time she gave her name as Annie Gardner, and made him believe that she( was eligible for marriage.There was a double wedding at Waterdown that dav.her son, William Jenkins, also being married and later being chareed with hignmy.After the marriage Hargrove claims that he deeded over a; house ami lot to his wife, After 18 months of hlische is sail to have ot | information that there was somethin- ee lea Cream and (ce Cream Sodas, Wholesome and Refreshing.Best Known £\"da Water, Our Own liade Fruit Syrups, Pure Country Cream.Cakes, etr., sent ta Country and Reas side, carefully packed and promptly fore wal WINFIELD & LOGIE, Phone 170.126 JOHN STREET.wrong, and the warrant on Friday USE ONLY THE BEST night resulted.fire, Hargrove got wise to the ne.2 tion, and on Friday morning left the city, The police did not know where ; she had gone, but on Saturday morning & voung man walked into the po.tice office and laid a complaint arainst | his boarding mistress.He said that | he had paid a week's board in nil vance, and that, at the end of two days, he was put out.Ha informed | thé police that the trunks and faeni- | ture in the house were being moved away.and said that the name of the boarding house mistress waa Mrs, | Gardner.The police suspected that this Mra.Gardner was also Mrs.Rargrove, and they told the boarder to | keep his eves open.Later he returned with the information that the trunka were were being © READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY, + softening water, int, disinfecting squals 30 pound SOLD EVERYWHERE.E.W.QILLETT 203715 TORONTO, ONR American side.The police were noti- fill over there, the nuinblr of the thorka procured, On Saturday the trunka Jeft, but no peraom over there | claimed them until this morning, | ft was Mrs, Gardner-Hargrove who hed them and ehe wan placed under | ar.vant on the charge of false protenses.The prisonee refieed to be brought hack, and stated that she would fi~ht extradition proceedings.The Ontario ings.When the police agrned this : Attornev-General war notified and re- ; (how telegraphed to the Falls t .tuged to hear the costs of the proceed- ! Jens the.woman.Co t ~ A ._ i a | o À.; \u2018gy \u201cua.\u2014 HERE'S PROOF That Ought fo Convince You.The following is from Dr.Stirling, who for 30 years made a study of the effects of the MAGI Caledonis Waters :\u2014The Disease in which I ;have seen the Postremarkable cures is rheumatism, in both the acute and chronic forms 0 n who visits the springs fails to obsstve the rapid improvement ja this case of sufferers.In gout, scistica and lum the curative action hus been nearly as officient.Tn salt-rheum, I do not remember & fingle in- atance when the waters, properly used, internally and externally, fai in affecting à cure.For those who wish to abstain from stroug potations and find it diMcalt, there can be no more efficient auxillary to their efforts than these waters A cases of neuralgia, the greatly numbor have been cured, and of the others, their suffering haa been greater alleviated.Those worn down by that Protean malady dyspepsia have boen siguall benefited.The water, Ï rly used never bring on debility.Many femaies, affected with chloruses, ve been restored to health by the use of tnese waters.Fow persons soem od to derive more benefit than those suffering under diseases of the urinary ; that of Dr.Quesnell, reported by himself, isa case in point.the above mentioned are : Inflammation of the eyes, Auge, Hypochondria, Melancholy, St.Vitus\u2019 Dance, Hysteria, Spinal Irritation, Harreness, 8crofula, Jaundice and the effets produced by the linproper we of mercury.M.TIMMONS & SON, AGENTS AND BOTTLERS, QUEBEC.KENT HOUSE AMUSEMENT Bijou Rustic Theatre.Two Performances To-Day 3 P.M.AND 8.30 P.M.« Weather Permitting.) 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QRIVES\u2014Io Indlau Vilisge, Hudson Lay Co.Post, Oulatchouan Fall, ew, smugements BEAUTIFUL CLIMATE-NO HAY FEVER Reached by Qnebee & Lake St, John Ry.from Quebet\u2014guesta } do Quebre via Tak fete ie Lake 8 , ® * leaving The Roberval may return Fur lurther loformatiou address the Manager, Hotol Roberval, Lake 81, John, P.Qnn Beer is Good forYou The malt is a food; the hops atonic.The alcohol\u2014only 314 per cent\u2014is an aid to digestion; a healthful stimulant.Schlitz Beer is brewed with the extreme of cleanliness \u2014 cooled in filtered air\u2014 and every bottle is sterilized.It is one of the best things in the world for you.It does not ferment on the stomach, because it is aged\u2014agcd for months in refrigerating rooms before it is marketed.It gives you beer without biliousness.Ask your doctor what he thinks about drinking Schlitz beer.Ask for Qingras & Darvess St.Joseph Bt, Quebeo.= \"ne Q the Brewery Bottling.»xmcurmacidonii The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous eut-door the 5! p g | cricketer and genial gentlemen, 3 | qualitid to do.à | January and F | will be open to Bi players, who will Le required to con- 3 | test a full two round tournament en- : EA SANT SPORTING EVENTS THE WORLD OVER NOTE AND COMMENT The Coming Visit of the English Cricketers-Lacrosse Boom in U.S, Peobably the finest cricket that has ever been played in this vicinity will be witnessed on the occasion of the visit of the Marylebone cricketers, The names of the Englishmen, which have already been published, show that the team is a particularly stron, oke, and contains players who shoul be able to show us just how the good old gams should be played.1% is cer- tuinly @ feather in the Quchee Club's hat, that by their enterprise and timely action, the Ancient Capital han been included in the American and Canadian tour of the visitors, and it is to be hoped that the local club will receive ull the support and encouragement fron the public that they so richly deserve.It is no small undertaking, it may be imagined, to provide for the visit of such a team, and the Quebec Club should have all the backing up in the project that they need.We do not doubt that this will bs the case, for we believe that local sportsmen will do all in their power to make the approaching visit of the Englishmen an enjoyable aud marked success in every particular.The matches in Quebec are fixed for the 16th and 17th of August, and these dates should be kept in view as \"the occasion of one of the greatest aporting events of recent years in | lucal history, While now and again the cry is heard that baseball and other games are steadily supplanting lacrosse in the affections of Canadians, it seems to be the other way round over th?border where the good old game is advancing by leaps and bounds in many directions.Speakin, of the lacrosse boom across the Fine, the Brooklyn Eagle says: \u2018\u201cI'he boom in i lacrosse is not confined to scholastic i circles only.Every year the general public seetns to be taking more interest in ihe sport.The season just ended bas been a record-hreaker as far as popular sanctivn is concerned.Nevkr before have such crowds gather- Ë to see the champion Crescent team.Decoration Day saw at least six thousand people at Bay Ridge, and each of the surrceding Saturdays | saw an average of 5,000 on the field.\u201d The many friends of Rev.H.R., Bigg will be pleased to learn that he fas been picked on the team to | represent this province in the inter- | provincial cricket match of this season at Toronto, but will equally regret that be may be unable to find time to participate, Keen his presence will be missed on the team | to uphold the honor of Quebec, which it is needless to say he is so well Announcement is made that another international chess masters\u2019 tournament, to be held in New York city, and to be known as the Eighth American Chess Congress, is planned for February of next year.It from twelve to fifteen Aries closing on November 15 next.A london paper says: \u201cIf we and the Americans really possessed a national game in common we should not have been at the pains to reduce Lord Brassey to absurdity.But in point of fact the American conception of sport is antagonistic to ours at eve, point.\u201cWhat we call \u201cunsportamanliko\u2019 is hailed as smartness by the proletariat ol the United States, and the games they have noquired from us have been twisted and garbled inte pursuits which we should not recognize Cricketers who have seen a baseball match know how wide and deep is the gulf which separates the two games.In itself baschall is really à line game, but there is no conscience in it, The lielding side are allowed to yell at the men with the club in order tos\u2018rattle\u2019 or put him off his swipe, the apecta- tors have the right to make a diabolical din for the same reason, and the unfortunate umpire who gives a decision against the flelding ride is lost in à circle of yelling, gesticulat: ing forms clad like acrobats.\u201cThe clamor and clangor of a base ball match would cause even the Australian \u2018barracker,\u201d who is spoiling Australian cricket by slow degrees, to retreat pallid and \u201caghast from the sight of tbe diamond and its votarien.\u201d \u2014 CRICKET.Owing to the R.C.G.A.team seratch ing their match with the Quebec Crieket Club for Saturday, there will be a practice instead.The next match takes place on the Xnd with Me.J, CO.: Thompaom'steam, MONTREAL BASEBALT, TEAM.Toronto, July 6.\u2014John Kreitner the Montreal Baseball Club, rr oot leased Kuhns, Ferry and Dyer, Woeful, who has been playin with the team for the past couple of days, ie making gor.oeful comes from (he Brooklyn am.BELGIAN CREW BEATEN, Henley, July 6.\u2014In the final heat in the contest for the Grand Challen Lop to-day, the Leanders beat the Belgian crew.ANERICANS SHOOTING AT BISLEY Bisley, Camp, Eng.aly 6.~The match between the Noventh Regiment, N.G.8.N.Y,, and the Queens Westminster Volunteers for the Sir Howard Vincent Shield began to-day.The weather conditions were unfavorable, owing to the glare of the sun and a wtrong gusty wind.The teams, eight men on cach wide, to-day fired 15 shots sach at 500 and 800 yards, Competition was one of the closest sver seen at Bisley and the atest interent wan token as the day\u2019s shooi- ing was cloning.After the shooting the teams were entertained at tea by the Westminirier\u2019s, the latter's bead playing during the function.WINNING HORSES Few Have Captured Over $100,000, but Domino Leads with $203,000, ne The reall t money winners of the American curl ure few omd far between, says the New Yurk American Mamy of the well kuown stars have won good sised fortunes for their owners in their brief turd oareers, but those that have reached the $100,000 @ark are not z0 numeruus.Up to last year but 10 horses had won $100,000\" or more on the American turf.These horses, and the amounts won by them, were :\u2014 Hors.Domino .Potoma.118.660 Btrathmeath .147,662 Banquet .117,340 Tanunany.117,340 Fironzio, 116,156 His Highnei 115,632 Dobbins.114,371 Tournam 0 Last in training and liable tu win mure = big taces, passed uver the ¥I0U,U00 line.his was Afrfeander, with a total of $104,245 amassed iu the course of ire years of racing.Huard after bin, but not quite up to the highly coveted murk, were Delhi aml Irish Lad, with Major Dangerfield well in sight When Delhi won the Brooklyn Handicap recently hie also son the distinction of membership in the select 8100,U00 division with a total \u2018surpassing Africander\u2019s, he now kaving to his credit $115,418 won.Delhi is a splendid 4-year-okd, as sound as a dollar, in grand form, and being heavily engaged, oan hardly fail bo greatly incresse bis winnings in tbe course of his 4-year-okd campaign sud may easily viceed Kingston's figures.As game a hore as over carried a serkdle, Irish Igd needs to win but a paltry 8760 to Lecume another member, He is training encouragingly and @ ie merely a nutter of his standing the strain of a few mora races that is secessary to amsure him that money snl more, Major Dangerfichl's chance janet so ohvious.He has won so.far $e, 820, and is fleet enough and sound mough to amass the sum requisite to puss Bim over thy $100,000 line, Lut, anluckily, the Mujor does not enjoy facing any more, and unless he takes 4 suaden notion into bis roguish horse mind to do .18 best when contending for some ing stake, is likely to remain close up, but \"not close enough.At the ending of last year Hermis bad won $50,770, and it did not seem unreasonable ta.bope that he might win $2,000 more before bis retirement, but ® unfavorable have been teports concerning him that it is a very dubious prospect now.But there is now in action, or soon lo appear in public, a number of splendid young horses that have al- really wom so much that freedom from the mischances that sed racers into obscurity is about all that is requir- od to give them a great chance to earn the fame of tmving won $100,000.COLUMBIAS VS.BALNAGOWN, On Sunday afternoon, on the Q.A.Avunds, the Balnagown LI.and Couwbias of Sillery, will meot in a match in the City League.No one who wishes to see a clean, snappy contest can afford to miss this match, There are some crack young players on both teams and they promim to give an exhibition of the national game that should prove highly in teresting.THE POINTS TO-MORROW.To-morrow the Point St.Charles team will line up against the Balnagowns in the second acheduled match of the new Intermediate League to be played heve this season.The contest will take place on the Q.A.A.grounds and judging from the amount of interest being taken in it, the attend- mace promises to be a record one, The struggle will be mB keen one and both teams will be in good condition for the occasion, as both are very anxions to win this match, THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.London, July 6.\u2014Miss May Sutton of Pasadena, Calif., to-day emerged victorious from the big entry for the remier ladies\u2019 tennis honor of All England, dofcating by consistent work throughout, ail aspirante for the championship now held by Miss D, K Douglass, who on Saturday next will meet Misx Sutton.In the doubles to-day, the Britishers, 8.Smith and Frank I.Risley, de.teated the Australians, Norman Brookes and Walter Dunlop, thus eliminate ing all but Englishmen from tho men's All-England championship, YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL, Nationalât Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 6; Ss.Louis, 1.A Boston\u2014Philadelphia, 7; Boston, \"At Chicago\u2014Chicago, 2; Pittaburg, \"At New York\u2014New York, 8; Brook lyn, 1 American.A{ Washington \u2014 Washington-New York, rain.At Phila.lelphia\u2014Boston, 9; Philadelia, 2 At Detroit\u2014Detroit, 4: St, Inuia, 6 78 Cleveland\u2014Cleveland, 2; Chicago, Eastern.A Baltimore \u2014 Baltimore-Newark, tain.At Toronto\u2014Toronto, 8 Montreal, \u201cAt Jersey City\u2014Jersey City, 3; Pro vidence, 2, Lifebuoy Soap\u2014disiafestant\u2014is strongly recommended by the medion! profession se & snloguard against infectious diseases.ce GYMNASTIC COURSE Made Compulsory in the University of Pennsylvania with Success, Philadelphia, Pa, fuly 6 \u2014 The University of Pennsylvania has just completed the fest year of its com- pulsary gymnastic course and so marked has ita success been that it will be expanded next year.The course at Penn was largely experimental for tho first year, for the last ear was not only the first that the Duaker institution ever enjoyed the privile; of a gymnasium, but nothing had ever done to make gymnastics compulsory.Additional interest was lent to the experiment by the fact that Pennsylvania was the only large university of the East that ever conducted such an experiment on so extensive a scale.Some of the smaller colleges had previously established compulsory gymnastics, but none of the big universities with their thousands of students had found it practicable, Some of the testa which the director, Dr.BR.Tait McKenzie, made dur ing the year were of the greatest interest.Using 1,000 undergraduates for experimental purposes, he found that 84 of them physical defects of the kind which could be cured or remedied by proper mnastio exercise, This number did not include those who had defective eyesight, which was about 35 per cent.of the entire atu- dent body.The defects represented by the 594 included flat chests, weak lungs, diseased hearts, uneven shoulders, hernia and curvature of the spine, Of these 369 were found to have flat thests and uneven shoulders.Next came 217 with flat feet and 84 with curvature of the spine.When these students were first examined, the resulta were carefully tabulated and filed away, there being separate cards for every student.Tha undergraduates who were compelled to take the course were then divided up into three classes as follows : First\u2014Those who were found to ba below the normal.Vor thess corrective excrcises were prescribed.Second\u2014The average student wha was obli to take the regular gymnastic course for the proper development of the body.Third\u2014The men who were on the various university athletic teams and whose work was accepted as an equivalent for gymnastic work during the time they were in training.After the stuflents had pursued their prescribed courses for a definite length of time they were re-examined to note the effects of the course and to what extent it had corrected their particulaz defects.With hardly an exception Ur, McKenzie found that the effect had been most marked.\u201cWhat we noted most particularly,\u201d said Dr.McKenzie, \u201cwas the great increase in strength and the knowledge of how to employ it.For instance, inany of the students when they came to us were unable to lift their own weight and had great difficulty in jumping over an obstacle such as a hurdle, This was remedied in a very short time and befora three months there was hardly a student in the course who could not raise his weight, by chinning or by climbing a ladder or rope hand over hand.\u201d Not only was there a most marked improvement in the development of the students taking the course, but many cases of Écreditary wénkness wera cured.Of more importance yet, many students were prevented from participation in athletics upon the discovery through the physical examination that they were physically unfit for the strain of competition.Thus some of the students were found to have weak or disabled hearts, to which athletic competition would have had fatal results.All atudents who were found to be thus defective were robibited from participation in ath- tics, at least until they had over- coma the weakness, which in some cases was possible through the pre scribed exercises, One of the novel features of the course next year will be the special course for the instruction of young men who desire to qualify for the sition of physical trainers.Accordng to Dr.MeKonzie, he has had a great many demands for young men, who can combine a knowley, of athletics and anatomy, to take such Jositions in high schools, academies and colleges.There have already been a great many applicants for the new course, among them being many who wish to prepare for the profession ot teaching and desire a knowledge of physical instruction as well.This course is to extend over \u2018two years.Dr.McKenzie has also decided to expand the course for the entire student body.This will be done by making the conrse obligatory op more students, including all of those in the college and medical school, and a majority of those in the other profession.ul departments.Tho course is like, wise to be made a four year, progressive course, from which great results are expected, THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.Ostend, Belgium, July 6\u2014Play was resumed in the International Chess Masters\u2019 Tournament this morning, Janowski defoated Blackburne, theres by increasing his lead to 19 points and Teichmann defeated Leonhardt.In the afternoon Maroezy defeated Tarrasch and Marco won from Tschigorin.° The Burn-Tauhrnbaus match resulted in a draw.Marshall and Wolf and Bchivichter and Alapin adjourned their games in an unfinished state, SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO TRREE RIVERM AND 1N- TERMEDIATE STATIONS, The Canadian Pacific Railway have inaugurated with great wuccens a Sunday servico botween Quebec and Three Rivers and intermediate stations, train leaving Palais Station every Munday morning at 9 am, and stopping at overy station np ta and including Three Rivers; returning leave Three Rivers at 7.10 p.m, and arrive at Quebec at 0.40 p.m.This gives an opportunity to people to take à short outing in the country and return to Quebeo same svoning.Subscription Lists will open on 10th July, and close on or before 12th July, 1905, THE 4 Bank of Montreal Je authorised to offer for subscription AT PAR snd Accrued Interest $700,000 of a total issue of $3,000,000.8 P.C.20 YEAR FIRST MORTAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS \u2014 OF \u2014 Price Bros.& Co., Limited, OF QUEBEC.In denominations of $1,000 each.Subject to call at 108 and .accrued interest on 80 ls notice, Capital Fully Paid Up « - $2,000,000 BANKERS : BANK OF MONTREAL.TRUSTEE FOR BONDHOLDERS AND AGENT FOR THE ISSUE : THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY, Montreal PRICE BROS.& Co., Limited, are incorporated for the manufacture and anale of lumber, ins the Stock Companies Tncorporation Act of the Provinee of Quebec, and own and operate ten mills in different parts of the Province.The total appraised value of the amets of the Company is $4,317,500.The freehold snd seigniory lands schedule over 100.000 acres, and ths timber limits operated undur license schedule 6,000 square miles.The profits for the five ve:m ending 31st March, 1904, were $1,281,895,38, or a ly aversge of $244,277.07 being over four times the amount necessary te pay the Taters t on the bonds Prospectus and forms of application may be obtained from : BANK OF MONTREAL, Montreal and Branches.Messrs.GRANGER FARWELL & COMP'Y.New York and Chicago.THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY, Montreal.At any of which offices subscriptions will be received Application wi-l be made for the listing of the bonds on the Montreal Stock Exchange.july 8x5 Hotel Hotel CECIL LONDON, England.Largest and most magnificent Hotel In Eurepe MODERATE CHARGES.Bedrooms from 5; Bath and Sitting Room) from 25 rename 50, 5 and 90 a 36.Se Canis Apnume, \u201c CECELIA,\u201d London, Acosmmedatien for 800 Guests.Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital and Ambulatorium 15 CHABLEYOIX STREET distinguished patronage of the Hon.Chas.Fitapatrick, Hon.Adelard Tarpanaer ie John roles, Willian Price, Esg., is now open for the reception of ents, The necessitous poor receive gratuitous treatment at the out-patient department daily, Sundays excepted.hospital though lly organized for the treatment of diseases of the eyes and cur open tg the Physicians and surgeons of the city who may desire to keep their patients under their own treatment.\u2014Dr Coote, Professor of Diseases of the Eyes and Ears at the Laval voi sel Si Jobin, M.P.P., Governor of the College of Physicians and Sar geons, Consulting Physician.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO MISS O'REILLY, LADY SUPERINTENDENT TELEPHONE 455 PYROGRAPHY SETS $2.00 LARGE STOCK Of new wood - a and new de- es designs., 148 John St., Quebec AT THE CLARENDON.V.H.Williame, Montreal ; C.Camp bell, Underclif, Nfd., are registered at the Clarendon.C.A, Cook and wife, A.L.8im- onds and wife, W.R.Warner and wile, Williametan, are registered at the Clarendon.Jack F.McDevitt, wife and son, ack- son, Mich.; W.F.Walker, Greenfield, Mass.; T.B.Walker, Newport, Vt.; C.D.Cowles, St.John, Nfid.,, are registered at the Clarendon.F.Billings and wife, Jackson, Mich; R.W.Meade, Torre, Haute ; F.ClaOndish and wile, Montreal; M.J.Morrison, Montreal, are at the Clarendon.Dr.Paul Faber, Montreal, arrived fn town this morning aoû Wit for Lake St.Joseph.: A.Faux, Paris; L.S.Caldving, Montreal; Dr.J.J.Thomas and wife, Cloveland; W.D.Harp and wife, Greenshury, Pa., are registered at tho Clarendon.LIST OF RECENT ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ROBËRVAL E.B.Harris, G.A.Price, and wife, Miss Rose Feuerlicht, Xr, and Mrs.H.Alexander, Mr, and Mrs, 11, 0.Pentecost, Mr.and Mrs.R.D, Clark, jr., N.C.Hutton and wife, New York; J.Bain.G.Morisset, R.Dupont, JIG.Beemer, Quebec; Mr, and Mrs.A, Scheck, W.Molson, Montreal; E.Lutchison, R.H.Hutchison, Philadelphin Mrs.C.and KE.Davidson, Chicago ; Mr.and Mrs.M.Young, Morristown, Noli Mr.and Mes.A.J Murphy, Port Huron, Mich; Mr.and Mrs, J, larvard, Three Rivers; Wm, Noran, I.E.Raymond, South Norwalk, Con; Mr.©.Greene and wife, Peacedaln, R.l.; Me, aud Mra.Fleming, G.Bailey Virginia; Mise M, P, Morgan, Brooklyn, N.Y; J.F.Armable and wife, ornwall, Ont,; G.B.Glarsco, Hemilton, Ont.G.H.Bryant and wile, Newport, RL: A.Gibson, Oskaloosa, lowa; Mr.and Mrs.J.M.O'Halloran, Sherbrooke; 8B.J.Gauge, H, Kenan, Rumford Falls, \u2018Me; M.H.Bobu, Brighton, Eng.; Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Bovey, F.J.Baboock and wife, C.X, All disorders caused by a biliews Hate of the aysiem mo by cued by wing Carter's Little Liver Pills.No in, discomfort at bin, griping or ort attending À Mille and wife, Boston. Le U pos \u2014_\u2014 FINANCIAL.[ Investments to Pay 5 PC.| We have been successful for a number of years in Ü supplying our clients with safe investments netting 8 per cent and better, which have shown substantial en- éhancement in value, We now own and offer 100,000 :- » Millon & Southwestern 1st Migo.5.Dus April, 1955.INTEREST APRIL AND OCTOBER A first mortgage isrued at the rate of $4,000 per mils on standard gauge steam soirend in à fertile part of Georgia, earning denblo its interest.Price 100 and int.To pay B per cent .\u2026 oan > 78, .rs Ai $100,000 \u201cBush Terminal Consolidated 58,.DUE JANUARY, 1965.INTEREST JANUARY AND JULY A mortgage oa exeeedingly valuable peopesty in ths Borough of Brooklyn, in- eluding thirty city blocks, with 3,000 fest of continuous water front ; alsoon five of the largest piers in New York Harbor and on other improvements.The income of the company is derived from : First.Rental from steamship companies u ing the wharf facilities Second.Income of the wirehouses owned by the Company, and Third.Ope:at on ofthe railroad term nal.The net earnings of the company are considerably in excees of its interest charges, and are growing stesdily.Price 98 1-2 and int.To pay 5 1-8 per nent.$250,000 Colorado Springs Coole Grek Disc By.First Consolidated 5s, (Colorado Southern Ry.System) DUE OCTOBER, 1942.INTEREST APRIL AND OCTOBER.The stock of this company is to be pledged under the Colorado Southern 4} p.e.Refunding Mortgage, and enough of the latter are reserved to take up the Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Ry.bonds.\u2019 This company since ita crmpletion ia April, 1901, has earned in each yesr a substantial surplus above all its iatarest charg:s, and ite accumulated surplus up to dung 30th, 1904, aggregatat $630,000.iw Price 98 and int.To pay 5 1 -8 per cent.$100,000 Hu, Show & or.oP.Eqn Bons DUE ONE-SEVENTH EACH YEAR, INTEREST MARCH AND SEPTEMBER.Secured by modern equipment aud & cash equity of about 30 p.c.Maturities from Sept., 1908, to March, 1912, Price 100 and int.To pay 5 per cent.800 SHARES DETR & MAGKNAG PEARED of This Company operates a standard gauge railroad of 195 miles in the State of Michigan, together with 135 miles of branches, The outstanding debt is $2,300,000 of 4 per cent bonds and $950,000 of perferred stock, or together about $10,000 per mile.This Company has for over five years earned more than double the dividend and is now earning at the rate of 20 per cent on the preferred stock.Price 100 and int.To pay 5 per cent.Detailed descriptions of any of the above bonds will be furnished on spplication.F.J.LISMAN & CO.80 Broad Street, New York.Members New York Stock Exchange CANADIAN REPRESENTATIVE JOSEPH G.de LORIMIER, 80 St.James St., Montreal.FOX HEAD FYING AND ALE and PORTER WHOLESOME.WEAK PEOPLE WILL FIND IT VERY BENEFICIAL IS HEALTHY, MOST FORTI- Yesterday From four o'oleck till hal-past six o'clock, Her Excellency the Countess Grey received yesterday afternoon, o very large number of ladies and gea- tlemen, at the Citadel, at on At Home; occasion was blessed with fine weather, and the promenads was especially inviting.Ledy Gray wes most cordial and gracious, and everybody present was immediately mads to feel completely at home, and the hours assed pleasant! away.The fine fend of the R.C.G.A.discoursed elo quent music, and light refreshments were served m the large ball-room dur- Ing the entire afternoon.The funo- tion proved one of the pleasantest ever held at the Citadel, and everyoms heartily enjo: x Following is the list of guests :\u2014 His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, Lady Jette and Miss Jette.Mgr, Begin, Archbishop of Quebec.The Lord Bishop of Quebec snd Mrs.Hunter Dunn and Miss Dunn.Capt.and Mrs.P.\u2018H.Anderson, Lt.Col.and Mrs.J.B.and Miss Amvot, Mr.and Madame Panet and Mlle.Angers, Mr.A.Alleyn, Mr.M.J.and the Misses Ahearn, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Archer, Mr, E.Archer, Mr.snd Mrs.Arthur and Miss Ahern, Nr.G.8.Abern, Mr.and Mrs.V.Atkinson, Mr.W.5.Almon, Mr.H.and the Misses Alleyn, Mr.and Mrs.T.C.Aylwin, Hon.J.and Madame Allard, Hon.Hand Madame Archambault, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Auger, Mr.and Mrs.Armand G.Auger.B Lt.-Col.and Mrn.Benson, Captain and Mrs.Benyon, Mr.end Mrs.John and Miss Breakey, Nessrs.Ian and Colin Breakey, Lt.-Col.and the Misses Boulanger, Capt.G.L.Boulanger, Consul-General and Mrs.B , 3 and Mme.W.D, Baillairge, Major Mrs.Brousseau, Hon.Justice and Mrs Blanchet, Mr.Seymour Blanchet, Mrsand the Misses Burstall, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Forsyth, Bev.Canon Balfour, Hon.B.and Mdme.de la Bruere, Mrs.Hugh Brown, Capt.and Mrs.Bacon, Mr.Henri and Mme.Barry, Misses Bennctt, Mr.S.Sloan Bennett, Mr.W.S.Bennett, Mr.and Mme.and Milee Berlinguet, Hon, Justice and Miss Bosso, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Bosse Mr.and Mrs.Bt.G.and the Misses Bos well, Nr.W, J.Banks, Mrs.Boulton, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Boulton, Mrand Mrs.Chas.and Miss Baillairge, Mr.W.Baillairge, Mr.P.Benoit, Mrand Mrs.EF.À.and the Misses Bishop, Mr, Mrs.and Miss Balfour, Mrand Mrs.Bennett, Mr.and Mme.and Miles Belanger, Mr.and Mme.T.Baillargeon, Mme.Elzear Baillairgeon Majand Mrs.A.and Miss Benoit, Rev.H.R.Mrs, and Miss Bigg, Mr.Jos.Belleau, Mr.Eusebe Belleau (Mayor of Levis) Capt.P.Bergeron.Cc Mr.and Mre.W.and the Misses Cook, Mrs.W.D.Campbell, Mr.F.Cronholm, Sir Napoleon and Lady and the Misses Canault, Mr.J.L.Casault, Mr, and Mrs.L.A.Cannon, Mrs, J.F.Cannon, Mr.Frank Carrel, Hon.P, and Mme.Choquette, Hon.Justice \u2018and Mme.Chauveau, Mr.and Mme, A.Chauveau, Mr.and Mme.©.Chauveau, Mr.and Mrs.N.Campbell, Mr.R.Campbell, Hon.Justice and Mme.Carroll, Mr.H.Colette, Mr.A.G.and Mdlle Casault, Mr.and Mme.A.G.Chouinard, Mr.and Mrs, E.RB.and Miss Chinie, Mr.and Mrs.J.F, Cockburn, Mr.W.S.and Miss Chamnion, Capt.and Mrs.W.D, end ieses Carter, Dr.W.Le M.Carter, Dr, and Mrs.Coote, Mr.amd Mme.J.andMdlles Charlebois, Mr.C.Counsall, Mr.Mme.and Mlles.ain, Mr, and Mra, L.T.Craig, Dr.E.Couillard, Mr.Mrs.and Miss Chambers.D Mra.R.R.Dobeli, Mr.A.C.Dobell, Lt.-Col.and Mre.Dunbar, Mr.end Mrs.Dunbar, Lt.-Col.and Mme.lu- chesnay, Misses Drury, Mr.and Mme.Dumoulin, Capt.and Mrs.A.E.imu- cet, Mra.Astell Drayner, Mr.K, L.DuDomain, Mrs.Ernest and Miss I, DuBois, Mr.C.F.and Mrs.Delage, Mossrs.J.B.and Henri Delage, Vet, Capt.and Dr, J, Duchene, Mr.Arthur Dionne.E It.-Col.ard Mrs.A.Evanturel, Capt.and Mrs, Arthur Evanturel, Mr, Mrs, E.À.Evans, Mr.G, Evans, F.© Mr.and Mrs.H, C.Foy, Major and Mre.A.O.Fages, Mr.J.J.Mrs, and Misses Fiispairick, Lt.-Col.\"and Mrs.M.Fieet, Mr.and Mrs.G.and Mise Fairchild, Mr, and Mrs.E.Fitch, Lt.Col.and Mrs.Bell Forsyth, Dr., Mre, end Mises Fortier, Mr.A, Fortier, Mr.and Mre.Cecil Foy.G.Hon.Lomer Gouin, Mr, C.B.Grant, Capt.G.F.and Miss Gibson, Lt.- Col.and Mrs.F.M.Gaudet, Capt: W.Gibson, Capt.and Mrs.K, Gilmour, Messrs, À.G.and W.A.Gooddey, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Griffith, Mr.J.tb.Gregory, Mr.and Mrs.R.Gale, Mr, Mme.G.and Mdile.Gagnon, Mr.and Mrs.8.Gillespie, Mrand Mme, G.Grenier, Mr., Nme, and Miles.Grenier, Capt.and Mrs.H.C.Goodday, Mr.W.Gilmour, Dr.H.Gauvin, Mr.and Mrs.Ant.Guilbault, H and Mrs, E.A, and Misses Hoare, Mr.E.Hale, Mr.and Mrs, W.C.and Misses Hall, Mr.and Mre.John and Misses Hamilton, Consul General snd Mra, Henry and Mise Green, Mrand Mra.W.GQ.Hinds, Mme, and Miles.Hebert, Mr.P.Herbert, Mr.B.| A Heward, Lt.-Col e |.snd Mrsand Miss Hudon, Mr.and Mrs.Shuldham Hill, Capt.Shuldhem IH, Mr, eg H.Hill, Mr, and Mrs.E.Hamel, Mr.and Mre.J, V.Henderson, Mr.| and Mrs.W.A, Home, Mr.Pierre and Miss Hemal, Mr.P.L.Huet, 1.The Misses Irvine, Lt: Col.and Mre, W.Imlah.HER EXCELLENCY LADY GR PROVED A GRACIOUS HOSTESS Many Guests Were Present at the \u201cAt Home\u201d at the Viceregal Quarters on the Citadel Afternoon, FUNCTION WAS A VERY PLEASANT ONE.Consul and Mrs, and A.C.and Miss J b, Mr.J.Jones, Mr.and Mrs, M.Joseph and Mise to, Mesars, A, P.and G.C.J Le-Col.and Mrs.Allon Jones, Mr, F.0.Judge.KE.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Kennedy, Mr, A.C.Keith, Mr, Kains, L Hon.Justice and Mme, Langelier and Mlle, Dencehaud, Mr.and Mme.Joly de Lotbimers Lt-Col.Crawtord tos.BP Tinea, Nr ER .W.P, Ly , Mr.E.ue, Lt.-Col.and Mrs, L.N.Laurin, Mr, Mme.J, E.Lemieux, Mr.and rs.A.Laurie, Mr.and Mrs.J.Cand Mlle.Langelier, Mr.and Mrs.J, Laird, Mr.W.C, and Miss Languedoc, Mr.D.Languedoc, Sir James and Miss LeMoine, Mr.and Mme.Levauseur, Nr, and Mrs.W.Learmonth and Mi Richardson, G.B.and Miss La H.Laurence, Mrs.esurier, .and Miss Lesage, Capt.and Mre.J.A.W.LeRel, Miss Louise LeMoine, Mme.Langlois, Mrs.Lawrence, Lt}Col.the Hon.P.Landry, Mr.V.Law, Hon.R.and Mme.Iemieux, Sir Hector Langevin, Dr, Mme.and Mlle.LaRue, Messrs, La- Rue, Dr.and Mme.R.LaRue, Mr.and Mme.C.A.Lafrance, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Lanetot, Mr.Geo.Lamothe, Mrand Mrs.r and Miss LaRue, Mr, and Mrs.and Miss Ladriere, Dr.J, O.Leclere.Dr.L.J.Montreuil, Mr._ Dand: Misses Mitchell, Mr.and Mrs.8.M.MitcheH, Dr.Martin, Mr.and Mrs, J.S.Matte, Mr.and Mrs.Major, Mr.and Mrs.E.G.and Misses Meredith, Mgr.C.E.Mathieu, Mr.R, Meredith, Mr.and Mrs.A.Myers, Mr, and Mrs.J.J.Murphy, Dr, Mme.and Mlle.Marois, Mgr.C.A.Marois Mrand Mrs.J.M.McCarthy, Mr.and Mrs.W.M.erson, Nise L.E., Mrs.Chas.Mackintosh, Mre.D.R.McDonald, Messrs.W.and H.S.MeGreevy, Mv, W MeLimont, Me and Mes.5; ps Meimont, Miss McCord, Hon.J, C.and Mrs.McCorkill, .1 Col.and Mrs.HM.Neilson, 0.Cant.and Mrs.A.T.Ogilvie, Mr, and Mrs.N.C.Ogilvie, Mr.and Mra, J.8.O'Meara, Nr.and Mrs.J.J.O'Flaherty, Mrs.O'Donohue, Capt, and Mrs.O'Farrell, Miss O'Farrell, Nr, end Mm.T.H.Oliver, Capt.J.0\u20198wllivan, Capt.E.O'Sullivan.P.Hon.E.T.and Mrs.Paquet, Mr, and Mrs.T, A.and Misses Piddington, Mr.and Mrs.A.Price, Mr.and Mrs.P.Parent, Major and Mrs.G.Parke, Capt.and Mrs.A.de L.Panet, Mr, V.Pelletier, Mr.and Mme.C.A.Parent, Mr, L.S.Parent, Mea.J, Piddington, Sir A.and Lady Pelletier, Mr.and Mrs.W.Price, Hon.S.Nand Mme.Parent, Nr.J.A, Parent Mr.G.Parent, Mr.and Mre.H.M Price, Capt.W.H.Petry, M Mr., Mrs.and Misses Porteous, M E.Porteous, Mr.and Mrs.C.Paddon, Capt, and Mrs.J.B.Peters, Mme, and Mlle.Pacand, Mr.L.Pacand, Mrand Mrs.A.J.Painchaud, Dr., Mrs.G.W, and Miss Parmeles, Hon.H.C., Mrs.and Miss Pelletier, Mr, Mrs.and Miss Pouliot, Hon.L.P.and Mme.Pelletier, Miss Dorothy Price, Mr.Power.R Mr.R.W.Reid, Mr.and Mrs.John and Miss Ritchie, Mr.J.C.Ritchie, Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Ritchie, Capt.Fand Misses Rinfret, Mme.F.E, R Dr.P.E.and Miss Robitaille, Mr.and Mre.Amedee and Miss Robitaille, Mr, G.L.Robitaille, Lt.-Col.W.Ray, Dr.Rankin, Mr.and Mrs.A.Rhodes, Hon.L.R.Roy, Mr.and Mrs.J.T, Ross, Mr.and Mrs.F.Ross, Mr, F, W.Ross, Mr, J.M.Raymond, Chicl, Justice, Mme, and Miss Routhier, Mr, R.M.Rinfret, Mr., Mrs.and Misses Russell, Dr.and Mme.A.Rousseau, Mr.H.Rousseau, Mme.and Mlies.Des Rivieres, Mr.E.DesRivieres, Major Geo., Mme.and Mlles.Roy, Lts.Geo, and Emile Roy.Mr.E.L.and Misses Sewell, Drand Mrs, C.and Miss Sewell, Mr.and Mrs.E.Slade, the Misses Stevenson, Major H.Sheppard, Mr.and Mrs.J, A.Scott and Miss Mary Breakcy, Dr.J.Stevenson, Mr.W.Seaton, Senator, Mra, and Miss Shehyn, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.B.A.Scott, Mr.L.Scott, lt.Col.E.G.and Misses Scott, Messrs.Scott, Dr.G., Mrs, and the Misses Stewart, Mr.N.P.Stewart, Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Jand Miss Stain, Mrs.P.A.and Misses Shaw, Capt.A.E.8wift, Mr.and Mrs.G.G.Stuart, Nr, H.Scott, Messrs.J.R.and A.M.Strang, Mrand Mre.J.G.Scott, Capt.L.Stein, oy, and Mrs.White, Dean of Quebec liams, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.E, Ftele, Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Wurtele, Mr.E.Wurtele, Mr.and Mrs, C, R.White head, Mrs.W.J.Whitebead and Miss ¥ Robinson, Capt.and Mrs.D.Watson, Mre.H.P.ite, Mr.8.B.Woodley, Major W.Wood, Hon.W.A, add Mrs, Wair, Y.Mr.and Mrs.G.B.and Misses Young.Col.Wilson and officers R.C.G.A., and officers attached.Lt.-Col.Turner, V.C., D.B.0., and officers Terch Hussars.Lt.-Col.G.8.Vien and officers 6th Regt., C.G.A.-Col.W, J.Ray and officers 8th t.-Col.G.T.A.Evantuxel and officers Oth Regt.Lt.-Col.J.A, Morin and officers 17th BE col, Fiset sud offices 87th CIVIC COMMITTEES Police, Markets and Finance Held Meetings at the City Hall Last Evening, Three civic committees meetings were held at the Cite Hall last evening and were attended by Mayor Parent, Ald.Tenguay, Cantin, Gauthier, Hogan, Taschereau, Ginchereau, Vincent, Marois, Picard, Duquet, Cummings, Drolet, Rancour, Turgeon, The Police Committee was presided over by Ald.Cantin, and James Scallion, of Montcalm Ward, was appointed to the police force to replace Constable P.Walsh, resigned.A petition was read from the carters of the Jacques Cartier cab stand, complaining that owners of heavy vehicles occupy part of the stand which is barely sufficient for the regular carters.It was decided to amend the by-law so as to specify where these heavy vehicles should be stationed.MARKET COMMITTEE, Ald, Vincent presided at this coms mittee; when the question of appoint ing 8 successor to the late Mr.Eph.Dugal, as market elerk at Montcalm market, was discussed, Al.Drolet and AM, Ginchercau were of opinion that Mr, Dugal's son should be appointed to the vacant position, as he was a competent person, until next spring, when the market would be put up for sale.Mayor Parent on the other hand, was in favor of selling the market privileges immediately, as it was the rule set down years ago by the City Council that as soon as a market clerk died the privileges would be put up at auction.Since that law was in force the city has derived great benefit from these sales, while otherwise the city would be paying out salaries without being certain of any revenue.Hesides the Montealm market was the only one which had not been put up at auction.Ald.Drolet reminded the Mayor that the late Mr.Dugal had left a family of six children and one of the sons, who would support the family, was willing to accept the vacant position.Mayor Parent replied that the question was not one of sentiment, but that the interests of the city should be considered.After further discussion it was decided to put np the privileges of Montcalm Narket for sale on the 13th July at an upset price of $400, and if there is no offer at that price, Mr.Dugal's son will be given the position until next spring.FINANCE COMMITTEE.Ald Tanguay presiding.A petition from the City of Quebes Agricultural Society requesting aid for their annual fair was refused.Two demands from civic employees each for $100 bonus were refused while another for $30 was approved.A letter from Messrs, Miller & Lockwell requesting a remittance of the amount of &225 paid as fines for a number of his employees who had ne out on strike some time ago, was iscuarcd and the committee decided to postpone ihe matier until another meeting when Mr.Loc«well will be called upon to give explanations as to his claim.In this case a number of the strikers paid their fines while oth- era preferred going to jail, end ns they later on ta retum to work if their fines were paid, the amounts were paid in to the Recorder's Court by Mr.Lockwell.An invitation was received from the Mayor and Council of St.Malo, France, inviting the Mayor and Council of this city to take part in the festivities to be held at St.Malo on the 26th July next.It was decided to send the authorities at St.Malo a letter of thanks and also $100 as a subscription from this city.LAW EXAMINATIONS Thirty-Seven Candidates Admitted to the Oral-Students Admitted to Study.The law examiners have completed their work of examining the written papers of the students aspiring to practice law in this Province, and out of 45 candidates the following thirty- seven were admitted to the Oral Rev.F.G.Scott, Hon.J.and Mrs, | Exams, which commence here this Sharples, Mrs.A.W.Scougall, Capt, | morning: _Meesrs.Beauchamp, and Mrs, J.J.Sharples, Lr.A.St.| leau, Brodie, Bromeau, Catellier, Car- Jacques.tier, Coulin, Dalphond, David, Delisle, T.Fortin, J.Art.are, Morris, Jas in, \u2018 amarche, Mr.and Mre.G.V.Tessier, Mr.H.Leblanc, Leduc, Legault, Legare, Le: Teesier, Mr.E.Tessier, Hon.R., | veille, Mathien, Morin, Pope, Payette, Xn.snd, Nissca Turner, Me A J.| Poulin, Prairie, oe Germain, 5e urner, Hon.A.an me.rgeon, | Laurent, Sevi tephenn, Taecher- Hon.Jules and Mme.Tessier, on.eaux, Vien nd Wallace, Aug, Mrs.end Mies Tessier, Mme.| The following students from different E.Taschereau, Mr.and Mrs.A.M.| parte of the Province have the and Miss Tache, Mr.and Mme.Alleyn |exams., pormitting them to study Taschereau, Mr.E.TFaschereau, r|l snd Mrs.W.S.and Misses King, Lt.Col.and Mrs.R.E.W.Turner, Lt.- Col.Turnbull, Nr.and Mme.Cyrille Tessier, Mr.and Mme.L.A.Taschereau, Mr.snd Mme.G.Tanguay, Mrend Nrs.A.and Misses Thomson, Mr.U.Taschereau, Mr.end Mre.À.Talbot.Mr.A.Talbot, Dr, Mmeand Miles.Turcot, Mr.J.Turcot, Mr, and Mme./ Felix Turcotte, Mr, À.Jand Misses Turcottev Dr.and Mrs.C.A.Verge, Rev.C'ans Lon ond Mrs.Von Ifland, Mr.Muse, aw: Isidore Ballon, Adelard Lachapelle, Jos.Lamarche, 1.00.Poy pore, P.J, A Cerdin, I.W.Jacobs, L.E.Parent, F.K.Callohan, Edgar Laliberte, Art.Goudreault, Samuel Tritt, Jaz.Forpt, Raymond Simard, Gaston Allard, \u20ac F.Buchand, Remi Boldue, AH.Cambray, A.W.Cameron, C.L.Catellier, R.Chenevert, O.Contineau, F.Desrochers, Paul Drouin, R, L.Duckett, Aug.Dutreme, G.G., Labrecque, J.L.P.Larue, R.0.MeMurty, J.B.L.Morand, E.Oetiguy, T, 8, Stewart, W.Stewart, À, Trudel, P.A.Juneau, TL Mre.Poston is spending the mer at South Cacouna.Mre.Alex.Lindesy lois yestecday for Cacouna.Mrs.Hoare hes leit tews fos Lit tle Metis.Mrs.HoBiday has Left town for Rimouski Wheel.Miss Ada V.Morris, Passio, N.J., is registered at the Vieteria.Sarah Considine, Billedsle, N.Y., ls 6 guest at the Victoria.W.Thornton and wife, Toronto, ars stopping at the Victoria.À.W.Hicks, London, Eng., is stopping at the Vitoria.R.0.Kirkwood and wife, Lexington, Ky., are at the Vistoris.Dr.A.Larue and wife, Pte.aux Trembles, are at the Victoria, Miss Joanna O\u2019Keef, Boston, is re gistered at the Victoria.Miss Woodley left town for Cap a VAigle yeeterday aftermoom.Mre.G.A.Jackson left for Cap a l'Aigle yesterday.Mr.F.D.Gauvreau, left yesterda; for St.Laurent, lsland of Orisans.Miss Belleau is spending the summer at St.Irenee les Bains.Dr.Brousseau and {amily are spending the summer at Lorette.Mr.W.M.Andrews and family are spending the summer at Lorette.Mrs.Robert Ritchie has left for New Carlisle, P.Q.Mrs.L.8.Odell ead family left for Murray Bay yesterdsy.Mrs.À.Lantier and family leaves for the Island of Orleans to-day.Mrs.Chas.Harriss, of Ottawa, is a quest as the Chateau.Mr.T.Piddington and family have left town lor St.Andrews (by the sea) N.B.Mrs.Geo.H.O'Farrell, left yesterday by 1.C.R.for Sydney Mines, C B., on a visit to her family.Mr.J.8.Thom and family, leit yesterday afternoom for Kamouraska, where they will spend the summer.Mr.F.BH.Andrews and family left yesterday afternoon for Rimouski Whart.Mr.Joseph Davis, of Pittsburg, Pa., is visiting Mr.and Mrs.T.C.Herbert.St.Cyrille street.Mr.W.R.Kat, of Black Lake, registered at the Chateau Frontenac yesterday.A large number of American tour- tats registered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.Arch.Simmons and family are spending the summer at Beaupre.Mrs.Alphonse Golden, of Troy, N.Y, is in town on a visit to her mother, Mrs.Brownrigg, St.John street.Mr.L.A.Taschereau, K.C., left for Montreal last night in connection with the Gaynor and Greene case, which is lo come up in court to-dav.Mr.and Mrs, J.F.Sears, of Fall River, Mass., are visiting.their daughter, Mrs, T.C.Herbert, St.Cyrille street.Capt.Geo.1.O'Farrell, leit yesterday afternoon by steamer Kin Edward to supply lights on the Nort Shore, Bt.Lawrence and Gulf.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Archibald, Halifax; Mr.and Mrs.J.Malcolm, Kincardine, and Hugh 1).Lumsden, of Ottawa, are at the Chateau.Mesers.P.E.Gaudin, J.H.Hodges fr.Albert Cote, Jas.Jordan, L.Holstein, Miss M.Coyne, and A.Tilley, of Montreal, are at the St.Louis, Messrs.J.Cummings, Berlin ; Misses Georgie Angell and Ethel Wilkinson, of Chicago: J.Bates, Toronto, end A.Richer, Ottawa, are among yesterday's arrivals at the St.Louis Hotel.Mrs.Norman MacCuaig, of Bryson, Que., accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.Geo.Abbott, of Ottawa, are the guests af Mrs.W.W, McCuaig, ot the Manse, Levis.Mr, Fred Roy, advocate, of the firm ot Mesars.Fitepatrick, Parent, Taschereau, Roy & Cannon, will leave for a short trip to England on 8.8.Bavarian on Friday, 14th instant, Mr.Hector Prevost, Mr.end Mrs.J.A.Jacobs, Miss E.Lewis.Mr.and Mrs.R.MacD.Paterson, Messrs.F.H.Wanklyn, A.Af Wanklyn, J.H.McComb.H.D.Metcalfe, A.H.Jott, W.E.Forbes, R.L.Savage, of Monireal, are at the Chateau.The marriage of Miss Julie Lan: lier, daughter of Mr.J.C.Langeier, to Mr.Don J.Pury, son of the late Hon.Judge D.J.Perry, of Seneca, Kansas, will be celebrated in the private chapel of the St.John the Baptist Church on Tuesday next July the 11th.Mr.Tracy, a very prominent barris- tee of Albany, N.Y., bas been ap pointed Judge of th: Court of Appesls and one of the codifiers of law for the Philippine Islands, with bead- quarters at Manila.The newly appointed Judga was married some ycars ago to Miss Rosse, eldest daughter ot Judge Bosse, of the Court of King's Bench.Miss Georgia Madore, Nellie Roi, Austa, Me; Niss Julie Saucier, Miss .Burgess iss Ella Fortin, Waterville, 3 » Labreck, Augusta, Me.: F.R.Smith, wife and son, F.F.Sargent, Plymouth, NH; D.Cameron, | Agnes Cameron, Buckinÿbam; Arthur O'Keefe, M.Larus, Boston; W.Mons, Three Rivers; G.M.Garnier, L.P.Lebel, Montreal; Rev, J.Dupuis, Notre Dame Lourde; Rev.J.Gapihan, Cummings Bridge, Rev.Andran, Rev.C.Goulette, Ottawa, are registered at the Victoria.Mr.Fred.Mountain, son of the late Rev.Armine Mountain and grandson of a formfr Lord Bishop of Quebec, arrived in town yesterday from Britieh Columbia, en route to England.Mr.Mountain bas nt twenty-seven years in the North-West Territories and British Columbia, part of which were passed in the North-Weat Mount ed Police and British Columbia Con: stabulary.He finds great changes in Quebec, since he was last here, THREE FOR ONE.Nearly for nothing, 325 Dress Skirts in lnm voile, color white, soruy, Oxtord grey and = AU of the latest tterue.oil trimmed.Value 30, to-dey $1.39.Remember the day.First arrived first served.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, C 0+++++++++++e equally a ia Constipation, curing! Carter's Little Liver this, isint while Dean create sad regulate the Dowels, Kven if they ~ HEA Aahothor aJd be slmont priceless to these whe Mets fem tals distressing Complalnt; bub torte ataiy their goodness dose notend here and those who once ry thm wil §1d thass Hse plies insomany ways sy Wi pag todo without them.\u2018But after all sick hoof ACHE \u2018bans lives that here is whose tha bane of rock Fbonste Our pills ours it while CARTER MEDICINE CO., Nos Your ! foal 10.« full Rg, fall Pe OFFICES TO LET.We have a number of fine rooms for ofloss, ri heated and lighted, to rent at $10.00 per month the Metropolitan Life Ins.Buildingto ; APR oroLitan Lary nes.Qa Chateau Cafe NOW OPEN.Meals Served af all Hours Excellent Service. under the direction of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec.Wedgesday the results were made known.Thirty-seven men and one woman que- lifierl to practise medicine, while three students were admitted to study the profession, by passing the entire matriculation examination set by the board.Nine students passed in the literary part of the above matriculation examination only, while eight were successful in the science subject.Twelve men, holding the degree of B.A., or B.L.C., were allowed to register as medical students upon taking she oath.R.TL.Oger, D.Belioar, 0.G.Boufais, G.S, de Bellefcuille, J.A.Demers, N.Guilbault, Azere Foisie, Ed.G.Henry, (i.N, Hume, W.A, Lincoln, Leonidas Lague, G.Longpre, J, ¢.B.Jotendee, Jos.Mceumier, R.U.McCgea.Frank 8.Patch, Arthur R.Prendergast, H.M.Porthriand, G Picher, Paul Renawd, Jean Ricard, F.Benecal, F.W.Beifert, Wm.C.Wintrey, l\u2019anl Villeard, F.Lachance, Lfi.McKee, Wm.F.McDonald, C.F.Crutchiaw, Henri Gosselin, J.A.Hanfiekl, Jas.W.Tongtin, Jos.Iamarche G.Lahells, E, de Taurier, J.Van Denaigun, Miss Sophie Panchousky, ÿ.Byers.The following havieg passed the matriculation examination, qualified to study medicine in this Province : Passed in both letters and sciences, Gi.Robert, A.St.Arnaud, A.Freedaan.Passod in letters only :\u2014H.Gregaon, À.Thibodeau, J.P.Thibault, À.Gravel, i, E.Panton, B.Lavalee, D.H.Bullon, L.M.Lindsay, H.Archambanlt.Paserd in sciences only :\u2014F.Pelanr, P.A.Benoit, J.Van Dandaigue, 3.Boelean, | A.Desjardins, J, 8s.Rowell, J.A, Jenchereau, Chas.Char bonnean.The following, holders of B.A., or B.8¢.degrees, were granted matricnla- tion by the board after taking the onth : J.Archambault, 0.Birs, Chas.A.Boncharel.Alphonse Bonenfant, Hee tor Cypehot, Louis Corriveau, C.Laggio, Ovicde Venagr, Arnaud, Patenuade Jules Prement, Alex.Youngd OLD STORY .of the extension, Dredging was com nidorably delayed owing to the strong easterly winda during May and June.As the season in now advancing it has boon suggested that more dredges | be cugaged on the work so that the : [ apace behind the enncrete wall may he \u2018 romplotely filled in and levelled be- [tare the cold weather seta in.In that \"care two steamers would be enabled to moor at the Dreskwater at the same time when, navigation opens next apring, and thus avoid the in- , convenience prsgenger = ntenamers Ar (riving on the same day have had to | safer in past years, STICK TO COFFEE and sick all the time.au easy way out, USE POSTUM Food COffee There's A Nervous Woman Will often feel compelled to op (he elock whose ticking seems usbearable to ber.Ia such a nervous condition the woman needs a building up of the entire system.It is useless to attempt the cure of the nerves while the cause diseased tion pi the delicate woman niem.ite Prescription cures womanly diseases and the nervousness which {hey canse.Itch rregularity to re, - ity, dries the rain which weaken wom heals inflammation and ulceration su cures female weakness.It fs a perfect tonic and nervine, iramquilizing the promoting the appetite and in- refreshing sigep.\u201cI was po nervous I had to have some ose my side all the time, even in the daytime, and 1d hardly eat anything\u201d writes M rickson, of 496 Rice Sti , 88.Paul, Minn, \u201c1 ull the doctors and began taking your med.nes; I gained right along.I am as weil and feel as good HSOO Ton von WHO CANNOT BH CURED, Backed up by over a third of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, à re: such as no other remedy for the diseases snd weaknesses peculiar to women ever sttained, the proprietors and makers of Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay {a legal money of the United States, for any cane of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapous, or Falling of Womb which the cannot cure.All they ask is a fair an reasonable trial of their means of cure.WonLD'8 DISPENSARY MEDICAL As80- CIATION, Proprietors, Buffalo.N.Y.HON.A.TURGEON Entertained at Luncheon at the Garrison Club by Premier Gouin, nerves, ducing After the meeting of the Executive Council yosterday, Hon.Mr.Gouis entertained Hon.Mr.Turgeon at luncheon, at the Garrison Club, on the eve of his departure for Europe, where te will attend the Liege exhibition and the festivition to be held at St.Malo, on the 26th instant, on the occasion of the erection of a statue to Jacques Cartier.The luncheon was of an informal nature and was presided over by Hon.Mr.Gouin, those present being Hon, A.Turgeon, Hon.Messrs.McCorkill, Aug.Tessier, J.B.B.Prevost, R.Roy, Hon.Senator Choquotte, Messrs, C.E.Dubord, P.Corriveau, Isadore Belleau, K.C., Charles Lanctot, Frank Carrel, and Bon.Jules Tessier.Hon.Mr.Turgeon leaves this afternoon bv 8S Victorian, and will be accompanied as far Rimouski by Senator Choquette, Hon.L.R.Roy and Mr.P.Corriveau.For BBB and Glokar well Briar Pipes eail at Plper\u2019s.BOY DROWNED.Albert Blanchet, a boy of 11 years of age, was drowned on Wednesday afternoon while bathing in the river Boaurivage at St.Etienne de Lauzon.The body was recovered a short time afterwards and an inquest was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner dolicoeur.For High Class Cigars, Cigarattes, Pipes, Tobaocos, ete., go to Piper's, PAID FINE AND LIBERATED.Charles Roy, one of the Chateau Richer young men arrested on a charge of creating a disturbance on an electric car near \"Ange Gardien, appeared in the Police Court yesterday and was condemned to pay a fine of fifty cents and costs, the total amounting to 87.80.His two companions, who are held in connection with attempted train-wrecking on the line, still remain in gaol.SENSATIONAL SALE.Of our stock of ladies\u2019 lingerie con- visting of drawers, corset covers, chemises, nightgowns, lawn matinees, in uilk, in veiling, and alpaca, at ridiculous low prices, can seen in our windows.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.MEDAL FOR LIEUT.-COL.E.WURTELE.At the annual banquet of the Royal Military Colley ub at Kingston last week, a pleasant incident \u2018was the presentation of a long service medal by Sir Frederick Borden, the Mininter of Militia, to the Hon.Sec- retary-Treasurer of the Club,\u2019 Lieut.- Col.E.F.Wurtele, commanding officer of the 18th Saguenay Regiment, 1Col.Wurtelo is the first graduate of the College to become the recipient of the long-service medal.F.Piper's up-to-date Cigar Emporium 1s stocked with h'ghest grades of Pipes, Tobaceos, Pouches, etc, etc.Cali and examine * BODY WAS IDENTIFIED.Drowned Nan Had Been Missing Since Last November.The body picked up in the Louise Basin on Wednesday was yesterday identified at the inquest held at the \u2018Morgue an that of Eugene Laliberte, à farmer and merchant of Lothinfere, about 35 years of age.The unlortun- ate man has been missing ince the month of November last, since which time his family, after making investigations at Lotbiniere and Quebec, in which place he was last seen, have besn under the impression that he had been drowned.\u2018The body was in an advanéed aiate of decomposition, but identification was made by means of the man's clothing.The sum of M6 was found in one of the pockets of his trousers.The jury returned a verdict of found drowned.The family will take the body to Lotbiniere, where it will be interred.BULL.OVERBOARD.Yesterday morning some excitement war caused at the Touise Basin by an ox falling into the water from the schooner Florence.After \u20ac deal of trouble the animal wae fished out again and pleoëd oæ board the vessel.Jaeger\u2019s G Brand Feather Weight Underwearg Jaeger\u2019's D Brand Very Light Underw r.à Jaogers p K Brand Light Underwear.Dav Shi 3 sger\u2019's Cashmere Da, ts.g Jasger's Golfing Shirts® y ; Jaeger\u2019s Fine Wool Sweaters.3 Jaeger\u2019s Pyjamas, Jaeger's Sandals.Jaeger\u2019s Camping Blankets : and Rugs.3% Jaeger Half Hose and Golf Stockings.% Jaeger\u2019s Cholera Bands and Bandages.John Darlington, Opposite Post Office.THE LEEDS COMPANY Calls attention to the new Fireproof Hotel CHALFONTE which is an up-to-date Structure, located on the Boardwalk at ATLANTIC CITY midway between the Piers, Reservations are now being made for the Summer Season.Write for Illustrated Folder and Rates.CHALFONTE IS ALWAYS OPEN JUST RECEIVED LATEST DESIGNS IN SUMMER MILLINERY Children\u2019s Silk, Lawn and Straw Hats and Bonnets Shirt Waist Suits in Silk Cicilian and Wash Goods.White Lawn Suits for Misses.Misses Dress Skirts.+.Lawn and Silk Blouses.Dress Skirts.A New Lot of Ladies\u2019 Underclothing, Night Dresses, Lawn and Stik Petticoats, ete., ote.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, % Ss FABRIQUE ST Prone 22.OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.0.To-Day Commences Our July Sale We will Offer Special Inducements to Our Patrons and others interested in the way of Reductions giving them an opportunity to Secure Bargains.During this week we Offer the Following Goods at Reduced Prices.Ladies\u2019 Silk Belts, Fancy and Lace, and Silk Collars, Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves, Corsets, Shirt Waist Costumes, etc., etc.Ladies\u2019 White Wear, a full line in stock.Ladies' White Muslin Shirt Waists at cost, all new and Stylish Goods.Ladies\u2019 Summer Underwear in Cotton Thread, Silk, Fine Merino and Cashmere, all summer weights, at a big reduction of former prices.; A choice lot of Dress Materials, (new goods,) a job, worth 55 cents per yard, during this sale it goes at 37} cents per yard, .Another lot (high class goods) in two shades of blue, worth 75 cents per yard, for 46 cents.Colored Alpaccas in the popular shades, worth 46 cents per yard for 25 cents.en's and Boy's Straw Hats, worth 50, 76 and 90 cents each, to clear out at 25 cents each.A large variety of Boy's Cotton Blouses with collars, nice patterns, all sizes for 40 cents each.en's Suits of Tweed and Home Spuns, made to order at $6.60 and $7.85 per suit, well made and fitting guaranteed.++++++++++tte% P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL- ++."]