Quebec morning chronicle, 27 juillet 1888, vendredi 27 juillet 1888

[" i>*Jl .J.| IVJ Vf t'-rr.\t____r MTA VOL.XL1L QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 27.18S8.No.15 053 If yoa ar« tlr«d taking She 1 xrye rld-f whioa-ad griping pill» try Carcor\u2019s L t'.m AFTERNOON REPORTS.QUEEN vicroRi\\ BADEN.TO VISIT Lord Salisbury Indisposed.FRANCE INCREASING HSR FRONTIER FORCES.Emperor William Arrives at atockhoiiu.Los DOS, July 26\u2014It is st\\tfd in Berlin nod Rome that Eoffcerer William w.ll vuit tbe Pope a* well aa King Humbert.The Opposition leaders will meet to-day to arrange an amendment to the Parnell Commit* aioo Bill.If the am'odmxnt for toe exclu-\u2022ion of other persons is defeated, ar.o hir will be proposed limiting the ioreatigstioo to complicity in crimes of personal vio'enoe, which after Mr.Chamberlain** speech, is L exposed the dissidents Mi l eupporr.Lord Salisbury\u2019s physicists have adv sed him to ?isit Roysn for the benefit of his health.The setsion of Parliament will therefore be closed as soon aa possible.T.D.Sullivan, in a speech at Sudbury last evening, said Byrne had never denied having knowledge of the Pcteiix Park tragedy, but that Parnell and his colleagues knew nothing about that or any other outrage.A Gorman named Clotten has been arrested for threatening to murder Mr.Gladstone.Ciotteo, when questioned by the police, said he had sent the manuscript of a story to Mrs.Gladstone with a nqaset that she read it, he aaked for the return of the copy.He had been told it had been mislaid and could not be foond.He then wrote the letter to Mr.Gladstone.Elaborate preparations are being made at Stockholm and Copenhagen for the reception of Emperor William.King Christian of Denmark will start with a small fleet from Copenhagen on Sunday to meet the German Squadron.Two Russian man-of-war are also expected at Copenhagen during the stay of the Emperor.Dcbus, July 28.\u2014A number of tenants have been evicted from their holdings on the Lewis estate at Wexford, County Galway.The evicting party met with a desperate resistance.One of the policjœen was injured and eleven of their opponents were arrestei.James O'Keliy, the journalist and member of the Honse of Commons, who was arrested in London for offenses under the Crimea Act and carried to Boyle, was to day remanded for a week.He was released on bail.Bx&lu*, July 26\u2014Is is rumored that Queen Victoria will spend three weeks in the autumn with her daughter, the Dowager Empress Victoria, at Bad.n.The Boors* became flat yesterday owing to rumors that France is increasing her forces on the Eistern frontier, where three French Generals are about to make a tour of inspection, and that the Nancy Army corps will be mobilized as an experiment.Prince Bismarck has given evideocs th \\t he is still a skilful ma-ksman.While practicing with a r.fl* at 120 yards recently, he bit tbe bull\u2019s eye every time.The delegates of ths GermAn Wagner Societies have agreed to have their headquarters in Berlin instead of Munich.The Emperor\u2019s Hussars band yesterday played at Wagner\u2019s grave, where a large number of p9cp:e bad assembled.The band then went to the widow\u2019s residence and played a march com-possd by Frederick the Great and a selection from Wagner\u2019s works.Pari*, July 26 \u2014The Soir says M.Antoine, deputy for Metz in the German Reichstag, is to be expelled permanently from Germany.Generals Labastie, Nitot and Palier are dead.St.Pbtiesbcbo, July 26\u2014The Journal de SL Peterabwrg denies the statement published In the Journal de» Debate of Paris, that the meeting of tbe Emperors alarmed Turkey and that she will take m-litary precautions.The Journal de Si.Petersburg add* : \u201cTurkey is certainly included in the countries that are anxious for peace.Every on* knows that the object of tha meeting was to re-assure Europe and to remove apprehensions, nit to create them.\u201d Stockholm, Joly 26\u2014A rqmdron of twelve vessels with King Oscar baa started to meet Emperor William eff Fort Waxbolm.Ooe hundred invitations have been issued to the State banquet in honcr of Emperor William.Emperor William arrived hers this evening.He was received by King Oscar and Crown Prince Gustaf.Toe streeti were crowded with people and the houses wore profusely decorated.AttEKICAS.Washington, Joly 26\u2014The President left here this morning for New York He was accompanied by Mrs.Cleveland, Mrs.Folsom and CoL Lament.It is learned that the President and Postmaster-General will take \u2022 short yachting trip from New York in company with a few friends who will join them at New York.The trip will last two or three days.Chicago, July 28\u2014The population of Chicago, aa just ascertained by the school census, is 802,651, a gain in two years of 98,834.This is exclusive of the suburbs.The population of Cook County is now 1,071,985.NÜÜHiûHT REPORTS.IMPERIAL DECO RATIONS CONFERRED ON ITALIANS.TeltgiMp\u2019iic Cuiuaiiiiiicattoii With Curncoii THE BREAK ON THE ERIE CANAL.«vEtT BillTAIN- London, July 28\u2014The recent riss in price of ranebe cattls bae given a fillip to the purchase of pedigree stock.Tne agent of.one Alberta ranching company is now buying 110 polLd Angus Aberdeen bulls and 400 Snrop-shire sheep for the North-West.Toe steamer \u201cOxenholme\u201d sailed yesterday for Quebec with 890 Shropshire and Southdown sheep, the greatest number evir conveyed to Canada on one steamer ; other large purchases are being made for Out trio and North-We-t shipment da*ly.Cows from Canada sold in Liverpocl ar« declared to have real iz id paying price?.There is a good demand for this ola*» of animals.Mr.Gladstone has expressed himself as desirous of conveying hi'?t tanks for the many telegrams and letters hs has received fr-im America congratulatory of his golden wei-dtng.In the Jlou;e of Commons it wai agreed to hold an autumn se-siou.Replying to a question by Mr.S?*ton, Mr.Balfour said he accepted the «hole reap visibility for the acrion tuk.-a toward Mr.U Kelly and o.her Par-ce'Jites who have been arrested.44KfMt4*Y.Bkblih, July 28\u2014Grand Duke Paul of Russia hasbs.n appointed Chief of tho Bran-denburg cuirtosier r.-giment.The Emperor has conferred tha decoration of the Order of the R^d Ftglc upm Vico Admiral Acton of the Italian navy, and has given oilier decorations to r:\u2019a.- Aôiid'-al Cixi'-a.L:ent.Boone-faie and Eiin-.Ceriinele \u2022 f the Italian navy and to tha R otor of the Bdogoa University.sirssiA.Kikp, Jnly 28\u2014Th* nloe hundredth anni-versury of tbe introduit on ( f Chriitiauity in Russia wa* celebrated here to-day with great pemp.A number of bishops from Asia, Europe and Russia were preseat.CSITSS» STATES.Washington, July 26\u2014The State Dr-part-ment was to-day informed of the eetablish-roent of t^\u2019e^rapbic cemmuuicatioo between the Dutch colony of Curacoa and North America.Rochestrk, N.Y., July 26\u2014No boats on the Erie Gunal have pvsed Lyoos-sirca Wed-nesdeynoon.It is thought they will begin moving some time to-night.Nearly three hundred boat i are held below Clyde and the number is constantly increasing.Four hundred and fifty boats are tied up between Port Gibaon and Maeedon.Washington, July 26\u2014Toe Sicratary of State has received a despatch from Consul-Geoerul Phelan, at Halifax, N.S., in relation to the cisj of the schooner \u201cArthur D.Stnrr,\u201d seized early this teism for entering and leaving the port of Halifax without a clearance pepor.tie said he had rec-ived a uote from the Canadian Minister of Custom* saying that as the papers showed that her agent endeavored to have the optain comply with tha jaw, he hud decided to waive any penalty in tfcn case, notwithstanding that her captain had been guilty of deliberate violaticn f the* law.A MONTREAL EMBEZZLER.A Young Man's Fall\u2014A Weeping Wife and Heart-broken Mother.Montrbal, July 26\u2014Another very sad case of a young man\u2019s fall came up before Judge Deenoyers in Chambers thi* morning.A detective accompanied Alfred Fortnnat, a (Ju* toms clerk in the employ of Messrs.Thomas May & Co., importers, into the Magistrate\u2019s room, where he encountered his weeping and most distressingly disconsolate mother and his young wife with a babe on her arm.Tbe charge laid sgsiust the young man was that of having embezzled $15 of his employer\u2019a money, and it was zed that he probably had taken as much >1 000 from the firm.His method was explained to have been to raise the amount of duty from say 20 to 30 per cent, and receive the money for 30 per cent, and put the balance of tbe money into his own pockets Tbe firm inspected nothing until Mr.Ryan, Cnatoms Collector, yesterday telephoned to Mr.May to come and see him on important business, and told him that everything was not right.A young clerk called for draw backs very often.A detective was thon engaged and arrested Fortnnat.The tears of tbe heart broken mother and the otter distress of the unfortunate young wife were real!jr affecting, and a bystander says that even in the officers eyes tears gathered when they witnessed the scene.Mr.May himsslf asked that the magistrate be lenient to tbe pritooer, and Judge Desnoyers after giving the yonng man warning not to deepen tbe wounds which be bad inflicted on his family sentenced him to three months gaol.The Jadse Had It Down Fine.Th^fendon sportin'/Zi/e claims that all sporting cases should be tri-:d by officials having a special knowledge of the matters in dispute.To prove the need in tbe recent Jockey Wood trial, it prints the following Sir Charles\u2014In this race Wood says that h« got off welL Did he ?General\u2014Yes, he got off first.« Sir Charles\u2014And the horse didn\u2019t win ?Lord Chief Justice\u2014I b*g your pardon, let me understand.If Wood got off at tbe start, would his horse wait for him to get on again, or wonid he have to inn after it?(Roars of laughter.) Sir Charles\u2014Now, General, did not Wood say to you : \u201cI think I might have beaten the second horse, but not the third ?\u201d General\u2014Yes.Lord Chief Justice\u2014One moment.Please explain this to me.As I understand, the statement ia that Wood did not beat his own hone.If hs bad beaten the horse in front of him, would not that have made him go faster and so reduced his own chance of winning ?(Sc res me of laughter.) ADV1CX TO MOTHRlCB.Mbs.Winslows Soothing Stbcp should always be used fer children teething.It ¦ootbee the child, softens the gums, allays al pain, cures wind colie, and is toe best remedy 1er diarrhea.Twenty-five cents a bottle.Mareh 19, 1888\tm,w,friAw-Lm .Norman\u2019s Letter.Montreal, July 26\u2014The following is Norman\u2019s epncial to th«* Star :\u2014London July 26.\u2014Mr.Balfour\u2019s influence in the Cabinet on the Irish policy ia still paramount, a* was proved by the arrest of another Nationalist member yesterday in the heart of the city of London.Some time ago a similar event occurred, but people were beginning to think the Government wore alarmed by the profound sen*atnn ciussd by the previous ca'.cs.The dettetivee who arrrsted O\u2019lvlly ye»ter-dsy, however, refrained from molesting him ss he pasred through the entrance to the House iu t.ie sfte-nom, sub-equently when he Teft to transact some kuriness in Mark Lane ho was folW ved and arrested.It does not appear that Mr.Balfour even took the trcable to inform h:s colleagues cf his intention.Mr.Smith, when questioned respect-ing the rumor of the arrest, declared that he knew nothing of the matter, in such a tone as was doubtless intended to produce tho impression that the rumor was unfounded.Meanwhile Mr.Balfour was feasting at one of the Guilds of the city of London, which calls itself tho Grocers\u2019 Company, making speeches wherein he condemned with severity the methods of .his opponents.The Daily News to-day expresses indignation at the treatment of O\u2019Keily, who acted a long time as tbe special correspondent of that paper in tha Soudan.The long promned presentation yesterday to Mr.and Mrs.Gladstone on the occasion of the jubilee of their marriage, was gratifying to the recipients as showing the personal regard and even affso-tiou of those with whom they are politically connected.The subscribers included men distinguished in every profes-*ion, but were strictly confined to his old colleagues and as ociates.Earl Granville made the presentation in the presence of a small gathering,among whom were Sir Vernon Harcourt, Mr.Stansfield and Mr.Childers.Mr.Gladstone appeared full of spirits and vigor, and expressed much delight at the complimeat.Both the portraits of Gladstone by Hall and the oee of Mrs.Gladstone by Herkonner are striking likeuesse?.CANADIAN REPOSTS.A PILGRIM'S PROGRESS TREAL.TO MON- Arrested lor the Dauvilta .lltmler, THE DRY DOCK AT KINGSTON.LORD AND LADY DU F F ERIN LIKELY TO VISIT CANADA.(Per C.P.Telegraph Line.I DllEIIÈr.Richmond, Que., July 26\u2014Three mm named respectively Allen, Wilron and Perkins have been ariested and taken to Sherbrooke jail, the former list night and the two latter this evening, on suspicion of being implicated in tho mûrier of Lillie Powell at Danville ou the night of the first inst.Montreal, July 26\u2014The United States Consul has b;en notified from Washington to re-thrt Bergen is kept in oustody until the arrival of Baltimore officers.B rgen is now in gaol end has to content birrself with ordinary prison tare The probabilities of his release are very alight, as Detective Glodu has made a deposition to the effect that Bergen ncknow-lerlged his guilt.Uhief Hughes this morning received an offi-cial copy of tho backet shop bill, and pays that he is considering what action to take.He has not yet received a copy of the amendments to the license act.As the Tcrrekonoo boat was leaving the wharf at Varennes yesterday, lha body of a woman was area floating between the boat and the shore.A man descended and with a boathook drew the body into the wharf.The body is that of a til), good looking woman of about 28 years of age and of a dark complexion.She was dreesei in a calico dress and apron, with a small shawl over her back and wore rosary beads round her neck.Her hand was in the dress pocket and was clasp-iog a handkerchief and purse.The appearance of the body led to supposition that it bad only recently got into the water.As far as could be seen tnere were no marks of violence on her bady.The body cf the young mao, Henry Colette, who was crowned in the Chambly Basin on Sunday nicruing, was recovered last evening.While the steaner \u201cCanada\u201d was returning from tha pilgrimage to St.Anne de Beaupré, Madame Archambault, one of the pilgrims, gave birth to a male child.Objection was taken to the eex cf the child as the pilgrimage was for ladies only, but the objection was promptly overruled by the ciptaio, and-tho little pilgrim was brought on to Montreal.It is a curmus coincidence, that exacMy two years ago Mrs.Archambault gave birth to a child on the same boat while returning from the same ehrine.John Hoy, a stoker on the s.s.\u201cSarnia\u201d of the Dominion Line, was amsted Tuo-day night on the arrival of the steamer in port, for mutiny on the bigh seas.Copt.Gibson, rf the \u201cSarnia,\u201d in his deposition stated that the accused had ab: o!utely refused to obey an order to fire up, even when it was repeated to him by tbe captain.The man pliaded \u201cNot guilty.\u201d The trial comes off to-day.It is rumored in official circles in Ottawa that Lord end Lady Dufferin have announced their iaten'-iou of making their round journey to England from India via Vancouver and tho Canadian Pac'fio route nad making a lengthy stay in this country.Mr.Van Horae, Vice-President of tha C.P.R., says he has received no intimation as to the truth or otherwise of the statement, but he has no doubt as to i:s correctnesi, as Lord Dufferin, being an astute man, it is not likely he would choose any route but the best and it was an a.-kcowledged fact that the Canadian Pacific was that route.At the instance of Messrs.Reed, Pye & Co., of London, England, representing Messrs.Graham & Cj., Oporto, A.VV.Atwater this morning served a demand of as-ignmeut upon James Guest,wine merchant.During the course of the afternoon an abandonment wes made, when Messrs.Neville, Reid and Wm.Faml were appointed pro-visional gcardi&n».Thu liobilirie* are said to exceed $200,009, of which the Oporto firm represent §35,000 Last evening there was service in St.Jean Bipliste Church on upper Sanguinet street.Tho church was well filled, the congregation being almost wholly composed of women.She rely aft< r eight o'clock aa the ganalier was being lighted, the gauze wrapped around it to protect the burnished metal was set on (ire, and in an instant it was in flames.It burned itself out in a moment or two, but those sitting near the doors set up the cry of \u201cfire,\u201d and therj was a rush to get outside.The officiating priest, Father Auclair, called to the people to remain quietly in theirseats and that there was not the slightest danger.Within a few minutes order was restored and the service proceeded.Some one sounded the fire alarm and a rael and a number of policemen came, but found their services were not required.No one was injured in tho panic.THE HEATHEN CHINEE.Driven from the States, he takes up His Abode m Canada.Montreal, July 26\u2014The American authorities held an enquiry yesterday at Platts burg, respecting tne case of the three China men detained there by the officials cn the ground that their entry papers were irregular or forged.With re*pect to two of the men the court was of opinion that there had been no intention on their part to defraud the American Government, but that they had been deceived by some one and so led into trouble.They were ordersd to be discharged and returned to toe country from where they c&me\u2014Canada.Tney came back to Montreal this morning on the Delaware and Hudson train in charge of U.S.Marshal Warren Dowell, who paid their fare as far as Lacolle, the first -«cation in Canals.The Marshal handed over the two Chinamea to landing waiter Crow hurst at the Bonaventure Station.Having entered Canada in bond, they were liable to a duty of $50 a head if they wished to remain withiu the Dominion.After delay the money was paid, documents signed and tha two celestial* were at liberty ones more.Mr.Crownurst immediately reported the entiy to and deprsited the duty with the collector at the Custom House Tne names of the Chinamen are Yun Yan and Ah Long.They are young men about 30 years of age.They will probably join the Montreal colony from the flowery kingdom The third Cninaman i* still confined hi the county gaol at Plattsbarg and is still to be tried.It is thought that he actedfraudulently in connection with his papers, and an effort will be made to convict him.A Chick in Uis Stomach.A farmer living in the town of Norway, of the name of Hans Haaseo, was out picking up the hens\u2019 egg* on Tuesday evening.J uly 3, sa)s a Racine, Wi*., special, when he placed a small bantam s egg iu his mouth, which he accidentally swallowed.It was nearly a week after when he felt something prestiag upon the in-ide of his stomach and heard a clucking noise.He immediately went to a doctor in tbe neighborhood, who went at him with stomach pump and soon relieved him of the live bantam cbick-m, which had presumably been batched by the natural heat, upon the inside of his body.The egg was, no doubt, about four-fifths hatched when it entered his stomach.This is probably one of tbe straoga^t cases on record.It was told by a reliable firmer from that section of tne country.\u201c No conductor, no fare,\u201d is the motto cf the New Yorkers who want to do away with the bobtail cars in that town.Drink, weary Pilgrim, drink, I say, St.Leon\u2019drives all ills away.!*8T.LEON, the mest celebrated MINERAL WATER, for sale, whole*a'e and retail by GINGRAS, LANGLOIS A CIK., Opposite the Gardinalate.May 23.1888.\tapl20-Lm Chinese, of whom 427 are for San Francisco.Her cargo ooosuti of 3,425 tons, of which 102 tons of tea and 835 tons of merchandize are for San Francisco; 1034 tons of merchandize for Canada, and 1271 tons of tea, 182 tons of merchandize and 233 bales of silk for New York and the East.A telegram from Hong Kong reports that tho number of deaths from cholera, from the 18th to the 30th ultimo, was 192.Too years ago the black t*a manufactured in Japan was too iufeiror for the European markets.The quality has now keen improved, and trial shipments are now being made to Loudon and Ru»sia.The German bark \u201c Mowe,\u201d Cap».Kruitz, with coal from Cardiff, got ashore on the spit opposite tho entrance to the creek at Yokohama.After discharging part of her cargo the got off without damage.A report comes from Corea that the King of Corea intimated to the missionaries his intention to prohibit the preaching of Christianity.H.Norman, of the Pall Mall Gazette, entertained some editors and merchants at bis residence at Tokio.HE WAS A SUMMED B DARDER.The American Stranger and the Guileless Hotel-Keeper.Montreal, July 26\u2014About three weeks ago a stranger from the Statej took up hie ab:de in a hotel at a summer resort not far from Montreal.He dresied atyliffily, but was very reserved, spending most of his time languishing under the trees- by tho river side.The neighbors were not slow to mark the stranger's appearance, and as he apparently never oame into town, began to be whispered that wasaboodlor of some kind in hiding.Whatever truth thera may have been in these surmising*, the gentleman in question continued to live and grow fat, and people still more to belirvo that there was soma unaccountable reason for his residing in their locality.Things went on smoothly until a couple of days ago, when the landlord of the hotel asktd for his first board bill.Of coarse, his boarder had no desire to go off without first settling up, but the unfortunate part of the business was that he had uo money.However, fortunately, he had sufficient in bonds of a certain American mining company, two of which he gave to the landlord as security until his allowance of c ish should arrive.Tney were accepted by the hotel-keeper at the time, but that gentle* man became a little sceptical about the two scraps of piper and aet off to Montreal immediately.Hero he got a broker to wire to New York for information concerning the supposed mining company.Aa answer was soon received to the effect that no such institution had ever been heard of.The stranger had in the meantime left the neighborhood and the hotel man is now in search of him.49* Tho bast tonic kniwn.Dyer\u2019s Qninina and Iron Wine.For loss of appetito and general debility.Sold by all Druggists.Prepared by W.A.Dyer & Co., Montreal.New York World : The loader of the molasses gang hes been arrested again in this city.The character of his offence has not ensnged sioc* the days when \u201cTaffy was a Welshman.\" But unsuspecting merchants should b* warned against smooth-tongued villains who make a practice of oomingfinto a store aud ask the proprietor to pump his hat full of molasses to decide a bet.Many mer-chant* might be accommodating enough to gratify so innocent a request if business was slack.But they should know that the smooth-tongned villains immediately jam the hat over the victim\u2019s eyes and go through his money drawer while the molasses is going through hi* eyes and hair.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.ONTAKIl».Kingston, July *26\u2014Mayor Thompson has been sent the plans of the Government Dry Dock, which will be the largest on the chain of lakes.It will be constructed in tbe city, and so the only convict labor on it will be confined to tbe preparation of material tor the foundation.Ottawa, July 26.\u2014Hon.John Carling, the member for London, is authority tor the statement that the work on the Canadien Pacific Railway extension from London to Windsor, is to bs commenced immediately.While a saw at Harris\u2019 Mill was running at full speed, William Martiodale reached across ami was rippad from hand to elbow.Before help could be procured he died from loss of blood.He was a young man and leaves a wife and two children.James Gillespie, aged 12, is missing from near Theesalon and is believed to have been kidnapped.It is stated that tenders for the construction of the Saule canal will shortly be called for, as a dozen preliminary surveys have been completed by tbe Dominion Government eugineers.The Department of Indian Affairs has sent 24 volunteer infantry uniforms to tho Mani-waki Indian reserve up the Gatineau.A company of volunteers is being organized by the Indians.The drill instructor will be tbe doctor on the reserved.The red coats are i considerably worn, but are considered likely to be satisfactory to the red man\u2019s eyo.It i* said the annual gathering of the Royal Military College Cadet Club will taka place this year either at Montreal or Toronto.It was held here last year.Advices received by the Department of Agriculture indicate that the cropr throughout the Province of Outario will be lignt, owing to the recent protracted drought.The hydrographic survey of the lower St.Lawrence, undertaken jointly by the Imperial and Canadian Governments, has been laid over until next season.Tne Quebec Board of Trado were anxious that the work should be continued nearer to Quebec, and the channel between the harbour of Montreal and that city.Thi* would involve considerable additional expense for which no provision has been made, and it lias of course to staud over.; Ü1INITOUA.Winnipeg, Man., July 26\u2014No word has baon received from the Ministers in New York respecting the negotiations with tbe Northern Pacific.Tne Conservative banquet at Holland last night was largely attended.Mr.Norquay was not present.A Boston confidence man named M.B.Gillett, who has been hero for three weeks ostensibly to purchase lauds, induced Isaac H.Rodfcrd to endorse a draft for $1,500 and left town.The draft has been returned as a forgery.The Winnipeg butchers and grocers picnic at Selkirk to-day, was attended by two thou sand people.Propitious weather for the crops still continues.Track laying on the Red River Valley Railway will reach Morris to-morrow.Several hundred BDckfeet have been vac cinated, some ogainst their will.BRITISH COLUMBIA.Vancouver.B.C., July 26\u2014The Canadian Pacific steamship \u201c Aberdeen,\u201d which arrived yesterday afternoon, left Yokohama on July 10th.She brings 20 passengers and 534 ranadianPacificRaiiway TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEC.9,00 A'M.For Montreal and all inter- diate Stations.245 P.M.X For Montreal, Ottawa, and ronto, and all points West, and for St.Johns, Famham, New- Sirt, Boston, and all points in ew England and Intermediate points.2.45 P.M.* X (Sundays) for Montreal, and intermediate Stations, connecting at Mile End with Trains for tho West.10,03 P.M.t For Montreal, Ottawa, To-ronto, and all points West, for St.Johns, Famham, Newport, Boston, Portland, Springfield, Connecticut River points and intermediate Stations.TRAINS ARRIVE AT QUEBEC l JFrom Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Boston and intermediate Stations, 6.30 A.M.and 1.20 and 10.03 P.M.Sundays, 10.03 P.M.Every facility for handling'New England business.Through Sleepers and Parlor Cars to Montreal and Boston.No change of Cars between Montreal and Boston, either for 1st or 2nd Class Passengers.Special Free Sleepers for Passengers holding 2nd Class Tickets.{Parlor and Sleeping Cara on Trains so marked.\u2022Runs Sundays only, other Trains week days only.TICKET OFFICES Si Louis Hotel, 87, St.Peter Street, and Palais Station.LUCIUS TUTTLE, D.McNICOLL, Pass.Traffic\tGeneral Manager.\tPass.Agent.£ June 5, 1888.Brand Trunk Bailway Ferry, San ON AND AFTER tha Ferry Steamer THU 22nd MAY WILL QUEBEC.P.M.1.45 Lightning Express to the West.8.00 Moil te tbe West LEAVE SOUTH QUXBXC A.M.7.00 Mail West, P.M.the 2.00 Lightning Express from the West.7.C0 Mixed from Richmond.^Intermediate tripe for Freight.May 23.1888.__________________ QUEBEC AND LEVIS FEB&Ï, The steamers on this ferry connecting with the undermentioned Trains (weather permitting) will leave QUEBEC.| L.EVISE for IfTKROOLOH1AL KAILWAY A.M.7.15 Mail to Halifax and Accommodation to R.do Loop.P.M.2 00 Mall to R.da Loap.4.45 Accommodation to E.do Loap, A.M.6 00 Mixed from R.du Loup, P.M.2.0C Mail from R, da L»np.7.45 Mail from Halifax.For QUEBEC OBVTBAL RAILWAY.P.M.\tI A.M.3.15 Express to Shor-1 7.00 Night Express brooke.\t| from Sherbrooke 11.00 Mixed trom ot.2.80 Mixed to St.Joseph.8.30 Night Express to Sherbrooke.Jane 21, 1888.Joseph.P.M.2.80 Express from Sberbroeke.ISLAND OF ORLEANS FERRY ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 18th June* 1888, Treine will ran to and from Palaie Station, Quebec, aa follows, Sundays excepte! OoIxxk IWaxrtlx.ft 35 A M.Mixed for Riviere a Pierre, daily o.ou n.m.MrriTinK at la Noon Q flfl A.M.Through Express for Chambord O.UU\tjonction, Lake St.John, daily! arriving there at 5.15 P.M.5.30 P M Local Express doily, for St.Ray-if wu\tmood, arriving there at 7.15 P.Mj QA-oIxxk Sou.tlx B 50 A M Local Express doily, from St.Q.UU n.m.Kaym jnd, arIiTing at Quebec at 8.35 A.M.2 30 P.M.Mi*®d leaves Riviere a Pierre *\tdoily, fos Quebec, arriving at 7.55 P.M.9.00 DM.Through ExpressleaveeChambord Junction daily, (including dun-day.) but not Saturday, arriving at Quebec at 6.00 A.M.* Parlor and Sleeping Cars on oil Through Trains, and Pat lor Cor on Local Express Saturday Kveniog and Monday Morning.Local Exprè s connects at -St.Ambroise with Stages for Indian Lorette, at Valcartier Station with Stages for Valcartier Village, and at St.Gabriel with the new road for tne River anx Pins settlements.Through Express and mixed train connect at Riviere a Pierre with oolonizaj tion road for Notre Dame des Auges.The Company having leased from Govern ment the fishing rights of Lake Edward and Lake Kiakwtnk, passengers may obtain permits to fish upon application tî J.W.Baker, at the off ce ot R.M.Stocking, City Ticket Agent opposite St.Louis Hotel, whore Tickets are on \u2022ale, an! alee by all sub-Agents.«*No Freight billed after 5 P.M, at Quebec.Through Expre*a will run between Chambord Junction and Metabotchouan, and Steamer \u201cPeribonca will run on Lake St.John, in connection with Trains, about 1st August, date to be hereafter annouared.For information as to Freight and Passenger Ratos, apply te ALEXANDRE HARDY General Freight and Passenger Agent, Quebec.Single Fare return first-class Tickets on Saturdays good to return till following Tuesday, are issued from Quebec to all Stations as far North os Riviere a Pierre, and to all points North of Riviere a Pierre, g >od to return by Train leaving Lake St.John Sunday Nignt.J.G.SCOTT, Sec.A Manager, Commercial Chambers, June 16,18S8.STRICLMD & SONS, TAILORS, 15, SA/VILIE RO'W LONDON, W., ENGLAND.Givi and Military Uniforms.Instractions cr self-measurement on applioat on.May 16,1888.\tLa STEAMER \u201cORLEANS,\u201d ON AND AFTER MONDAY, TBE Htb May, until further notice weather and circumstances permitting WILL LEAVE Island.\tQukbko.6.15 AM.\t6.15 AM.8.00 ATP A, The Direct Ropte between the Weet and all Points on the Lower Bt.Lawrence and Bale des Chaleur, Province of Quebec ; also for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward and Cape Breton Islands, Newfoundland, and St.Pierre.ill the Popular Summer Sea-Bathing \u2014and\u2014\t» FISHINtt RESORTS OF CANADA ARK ALONG THIS LINK.NEW AND ELEGANf BUFFET SLEEP-ing and Day Cars run on Through Express Trains between Montreal, Halifax and 8t.John.Canadian, European mall, and Passenger Route ! Passengere for Great Britain or tbe Continent leaving Montreal on Thoreday Morning will join outward Mail Steamer at Rimouski the aame Evening The attention of Shippers is directed to tbe ¦uperior facilities offered by this route for transport of Floor end General Merchandise ntended for tbe Eastern Provinces end Newfoundland, aho for shipments of Grain and Produce intended for tbe European Maiket.Tickets may be obtained, and all informa* tion about tbe rout», Freight and Passenger rates, on application to T.LAVERDIERE, Quebec City Agent, 49, Dalhousie street, Quebec.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office,\tI Moncton, N.B., 28th May, 1888.) Juno 2, 1888.\tLm lÈÊÊÿk ntereoloGië! Railway, 1888 - SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.\u20141888.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 4th, 1888, tbe Trains of this Railway will run daily, (Snnday excepted) as follcas TRAINS WILL LEAVE LEVIS.For Halifax and St.John.- 8.15 For Riviere du Loup and Ft.Fla vie.14.30 For Riviere dn Loup.17.05 TB4INS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS.From Riviere dn Loup.5.18 From Riviere du Loup and St.Flnvie.18.45 From Halifax and St.John.19.30 The Sleeping Car leaving Point Levis on Tuesday, Thursday, ard Saturday, run through to Halifax and the one leaving cn Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John, tar All Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time.Ticket may be obtained, and also informa tion about tbe route, and about Freight and Passenger Ratfi from T.LAVERDIERE, 49, Dalbonsi Street \u2018.Quebec.D.POTTINGEB, Chief Superintendent.Kiilway Offre.Moncton, N.B., J May 30th, 18l8.\tf June 2, 183».tr Calling at St.Josepb np and down.'W Every Holiday tbe Steamer will make a trip from the Island at 8 A.M., and in the Afternoon the tripe will be the same as on Sundays.Sundays and Holidays the fare to St.Joseph will be the same as to tho Island.IW A Special Trip from the Island every Thursday night at 10 o\u2019clock.May 12.1888.Ferry Line between Quebec & St.üomuald.The Steamer 11 LEVIS/ CAPT.L.1DE8ROOHER,! ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 14th instant, will leave as under (weather sod circumstances permitting) :\u2014 Niw Liverpool.\tQokbeo.5.15 AM.\t6.Ü0 A.M.8.00 AM.\t9.00 AM.10.00 AM.\t11,80 AM.L00 P.M.\t2.00 P.M.8.00 P.M.\t4.00 P.M.5.00 P.M.SUNDAYS\t6.15 P.M.2.00 P.M.\t1.80 P.M.5.00 P.M.\t8 00 P.M.6.00 P.M.Colling at St.Romuald and Bowen\u2019 Wharf, Sillary, going and returning.Every Saturday there will be a trip from St.Romuald and Sillery to Qnebeo at 7 P.M.Every Holiday tbe Steamer will make a trip from St.Romuald to Quebec at 8 A.M., and in tbe Afternoon tbe trips will be the same as on Sand ays.May 12, 1888.___________ NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER at month of Cap Rouge River, and in ine with tbe only other Deep Water Pier there, IS SUBMERGED, and that tbe position ia shown by A FLAT BUOY by Day, and A WHITE LIGHT by Night.r\u201d10AP ROwQB PIER AND WHARF 00^ AMOS BOWEN, Manager.MaylW, 188 j L ALLAN LINK.Uc deroontrset with tbe Go vernmeuffl of Canada aud Newfonud'and for tbe convevacte of tbe CANADIAN and UNlTtb STATUS KAILS.1888 Summer Artangeau nig, 1888 This company\u2019s links are com- posed of the following Double-engined, Clyde-built Iron Steamships.They are built In water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for itreugtE, speed and comfort, are fitted up with all the modern improvement* that practice experience can suggest, Vcue It.\tTonnage Ccmmandcre.PARISIAN.5865 Lt Smith, R N R.Sardinian.4:476 capt j Kitcbie.SAKM aTIAN.8647 Capt W Richardson POLYNESIAN.3988 Capt Hugh Wvlie.CIRCASSIAN.8724 Capt Barrett, RNR NOVA SCOTIAN.8305 Capt K Hughes.PERUVIAN.3(49 Capt J G Mephen.CASPIAN.272H\tCapt A McDougalL POMERANIAN.4861 Capt W Daltiek CARTHAGINIAN.4214 Capt A MacotocL BUENOS AY REAN 4105 Capt Jan.es Scott.ASSYRIAN.8970 Ca» t John Eentloy.SIBERIAN.89C4\tCapt R P Moore.GRECIAN.8613 OaptC F LeGallai, NORWEGIAN.3523 Capt R Carruthere.ROSARlAN.8500 Capt D McKUlop.MONTE VIDEAN.3500 Capt W N Ma n.CURE AN.8488\tCapt O J Menzi&s.SCANDINAVIAN.81.64 Capt John Prtrk.HIBERNIAN.*V97 Capt J^bu Brown.CANADIAN.2H06\tCapt John Kerr.PRUSSIAN.1794\tCi.i»t J Ambury.NKSTOKIAN.2689 Capt J Irancu, AUSTRIAN.2158\tCapt\t- MANITOBAN.2395 Ca| t Duiriop.PHOENICIAN.23?6 C pt D J James, W A.I .DEN SIAN ,.2256 Capt Whyte.LUCERNE.1925 OaptNuuan.ACADIAN.931\tCapt F McGrath.NEWFOUNDLAND 319 Capt C Mylius.The shortest sea ronto between America and Enrope being only five days between land to land.Liverpool, Londonderry, Quebec and Montreal US ail rvtce.DOMINION LINE \u2022ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Rnreing ic ocur.frtion with the Grand Tn.r.k Canada Pacific, Intercolonial, and otber^ Canadian Railways and Steamers.From Liverpool.6th J uly 13th July 19g- 7\t\u201c\tCORKAN.,14 \u201c 3 Avg\tOAaTHAGINIAN.21 \u201c 10\t\u201c\tNorwxcuan.\t28\t\u201c 17\t\u201c\tSiberian.4\tSep?.24\t\u201c\tGrbgian.U \u201c 31\t\u201c\tCobran.18 \u201c These Steamers do net carry Passengers on voyage to Europe.London, Quebec and Montreal Service.\t\t From London.\tSteamship».\tFrom Montreal to London on or about.13 J uly 20 \u201c 8 Aug\tNehtorian\t\t2 August 9\t\u201c 23\t\u201c \tAssyrian\t\t \tPomeranian\t\t There Steamers do net carry Passengers on voyage to Europe.WT Return Tickets, available for 12 months, issued at reduced rates.0* Berths not secured until paid f >r.An experienced Snrvoon carried on each vessel._ar A Tender with Passengore for I iverpeol Steamers will leave the Grand Truck Railway Wharf, Point Levi, at Eight, and the Napoleon Wharf, Quebec, at Nice o\u2019clock precisely ^.CQfflPAGHiE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE Pier (new) No.42, Ï orth River, foot of Motto Street.La BRETAGNE.Sat.July 28, 9 A.M La GASCi'GNK.Sat.Aug.4, 3 P.M La NOKMANDl \u2022.Sat.Ai.g.11, 8 A.M La BOURGOGMi.Sat.Aug.18, 2 P.M For paserge, apply to L.DE BLE I AN,\tR.M STOCKING, 3, Bowling Groeo,\t82, St.Louis Street New Ymte.\tQuebec, J.ly 24, 1888.____mchl7-Lm E BOSS 1ER El Under Canadian Government subsidy.FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS PLYING BETWEEN France, Ouebec, Montreal S S.\u201cCHATEAU LEO VILLE\u201d will leave Havre Ut Montresl on the 26th July.S.S.\u201cSULI.Y\u201d will leave Havre for Montreal on the 14th August.S S.\u201cHENRI IV.\u201d will leave Montreal for Havte dirent the 8th Augm-t.S.S.\u201cCH VTJSAU LFOV1LLK\u201d will leave Montreal for Havre on the 12tb August.S.S.\u201cHENRI IV.\u201d will leave St.Nazaire, Tor-nay.Charente and Bordeaux, about lOtb to 15th September.THROUGH BILLS OF LADEiG 011 | given in Havre to points East and Week in each morning of sailing.\t, Canada, jn Montreal to all points in Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and at Continental Ports to all Points in Canada and tbe Western States.For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAS & CO., Agents, Jnly 27.1888.GRARDTRIM RAILWAY The Old and Popular Koute TO MONTREAL DETROIT, CHICAGO All -AND\u2014\u2022 the Principal Pointa in Canada and the United States.^ilS POSITIVELY THE o-ft™ from TORONTO\t\u201c\u201c Kunning tbe Celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping and Parlor Cara.SPEED, SAFETY, CIVILITY.Toronto to Chicago in 14 Rom's Best and Quickest Route to MANITOBA BRITISH COLUMBIA, and the PACIFIC COAST.FOR FARES, Time Tables, Tickets and general information apply at the Union Depot City Ticket Offices, corner King and Yonge, and 20 York Street, Toronto, or to any of tbe Company's Agents.JOSEPH HICKSON, WM.EDGAR,\tGeneral Mancger General Passenger Agent, January 21 lr,88.\tLm ¦GOLDMEDAL-PARIS I57&- - SOLD BY ALL - ' STATIONERS THRQUCHOUTtheWQRLU France and Europe.For Freight and Passenger rates, apply to BOSSIERE FRERES à.CIE., Havre, and 209, Commissioners et., Mont eal Or, to LCARBRAY, ROUTH A CO.Agents, Stadacona Chambers, Quebec, July 25,1888.\ttnovl :c o :&Æ^-£uisr5r_ 1888.Sprine Arrangement.1888.BETWEEN Quebec fc c- ntury Mr.Miskebyne, brother of Dr Nevill Maéke-leyne, the Astronomer-Royal, went as a cadet to India, whtrj he became acquainted with Mr.Clive, afterwards Lord Clive.Tho acquaintance ripened into intimate friendship and led to constant association.There hung up in Mr.Maikeleyce\u2019a room several portraits, among others a miniature which attracted Clive\u2019s frequent attention.One day, after the Eaglish mail had arrived, Clivo asked Matkeleyne if he had received any English letters, adding, \u201cWe have been very much misunderstood at home, and much censured in London circles.\u201d Maske-leyne replied that he had, and read to hia friend a letter ho thenbeld in his hand.A day or two afterwards Clive came back to ask to have the letter read to him again.\u201cWho is tho writerenquired Clive.\u201cMy sis'er,\u201d was the reply\u2014\u201cmy sister, whose miniature hangs there.\u201d \u201cIs it a faithful representation Î\u201d further asked Clive.\u201cIt is,\u201d r joined Msskeleyne, \u201cof her face and form ; but it is unequal to represent the excollenue of lur mind and character.\u201d \u201cWe i, Maske-leyne,\u201dsrid Clive, taking bi:n by the hand, \u201cyon know me well, and can speak of me as 4 really am.Do you think that girl would be induced to come to India ard marry me ?In the present stato of affairs 1 da\u2019c not hope to be able to go to England.\u201d Muskeleyno wrote home, and so recommended Clive\u2019s suit that the lady acquiesced, went to India, and in 1733 was martisd at Madras to Clive, then rising to the i ighest distinction.Tnc poet office clerk holds the lettira write side up.NOTES AND NEWS.LOCAL AND OTHERWISE, H.\u2019CRE AND ELSEWHERE.Personal Intelligence.Hon.T.MctSrecvy has returned to town.Mr.L.O.David, M I\u2019.P., was in town yesterday.Hon.G.Ouimet, Superintendent of E luca-tion, ia at St.Hilaire.D.C.Thomson, Esq., roturned to town yesterday from tho Saguenay.Sir Hector Lanyevin, K C.M.O., Minister of Public Works, is expected to return to town next week.Mr.C.R Coker.Lloyd\u2019s Sarveyo-, at St.John, N.B., ia in town, tho guest of Mr.Foote, E'p\u2019analc.EAT Collision on the O.T.R.two freight trains wrecked.The down train from tho West on the O.T.R.yesterday miming was delayed fir icveral hours en route by a quantity of wreckage upon tho line between Warwick nod Danville, caused by a eollisbn between two freight trains.The cause of the accident is unknown, but it is supposed to be due to some error in telegraphing.Thu drivers of both trains believed that they had the right of way, and the first intimation they had of the threatened danger was when they saw that a collision was imminent.Thinthedriter andtirenunof both engiaes shut off steam and jumped for their livis.All fortunately escaped without serious injury.Both trains were running at a fair rate of speed, but the shutting off of steam is said to have reduced the speed before the collision occurred, though it did cot prevent both locomotives and a number of cars bring thrown from the track.There is of course considerable loss to rolling stock, though the damage is not so heavy as reported in tho city yesterday morning.Some hours were occupied in clearing the debris from the lins, and the Intercolonial down train delayed its departure until the arrival of the G.T.R.Western mail and express.A strict enquiry will ba held immediately into the cause of accident by tbo railway au-thoritits.SEASON SALE ! JYOWjELTIES ! CTXJST IRE OIE I VIE ID = FINE GOLD JEWELRY ! Xs-A-OJO X\u2019XINJJS.r»TIVJj©l.XlXriTI^I» JF»JE22NrOXXs IB n.A.GIB II.ET».TEYnTIDjEIRS- In the matter of P.A.GUAY, Trader, of Chicautimi, Insolvent.-AT- Mi Clips, I'lowers, -AND- About.400 STRAW HATS Religious.\u2014The Forty Honrs devotion was opened Wednesday morning at tho chnrch of Levis.A Grand Maas was celebrated at 9.30 o\u2019clock.The Rov.Mr.Beaulien, of the College, officiated, assisted by the Rov.Mr.Caa-grtiio, Vicar of St.Joseph de Levis, and the Rov.Abbe Gagnon, of the Collrgo, as deacon and sub deacon.The Rev.Mr.Cote preached the sermon, and after Mass there was a procession in the church.La Bonne Ste, Anne\u2014Yesterday having been the festival of Ste.Anne, large numbers o^ pilgrims from this city and outlying pai ishes visited the shrine at Ste.Aune de Beaupre.Tv c -teairboats were well patronized and cun l> is of citizeos went down by vehicle.A veiy imposing and solemn Grand Mass was celebrated in the church and an eloquent and appropriate sermon preached by His E nincnce Cardinal Taschereau.ThkOcinaxichk \u2014Mr.Adam Waltsrs is to tho fero again with a box of big fiffi.This time the famous ouiaaniche, or land-locked salmon from the Lake St.John district, forms the most striking variety, though of oourac, other specimens are cot wanting.Tho box will ba on view to-day, in Mr.Watters\u2019 grocery store, and those of our readers who aro fortunate enough to be on hand at about i.ije o\u2019clock this morning will sec something un\u2019q lo in the way of angler\u2019s prizes.Mr.Wa.t-ia and his young son are among the most «.ape.; and lucky of our fishermen.Minstrel Performance at St.Law-rsnce Hall, Cacouna\u2014The members of tho L^vis Snow-Shoe Club intend giving a minstrel* performance at the St.Lawrence Hall.Cacouna, t)-morrow (Saturday) evening, 28th instant.A good time is, no doubt, in storo for those who attend, as the boys of the club are no mean artists of the burnt cork.A bumper bouse should greet them.The management of tho hotel are to be congratulated on the manner in which they exert themselves to make the sojourn of their guests as comfortably and enjoyable as possible.The Mason k Hamlin Pianos.On Monday afternoon of this week I heard in the Mason k Hamlin ware-rooms, on Union Square, a Spanish pianist, Seocr Aurelio Ceruelos, who had just arrived in New York from the Paris Conservatoire.Tbe Sencr is young, handsome and a polished gentleman.I understood from Signor do Vivo, who had him in charge, that betides being a pianist he is also a composer of merit.He was playing one of the new large style Muon & Hamlin uprights when I came in.He is evidently a master of technic.He phrases well.His style is brilliant.He playel a potpourri of bis own on Spanish airs with a great deal of $ verve and charm.He exprtssed himself as \u2018 delighted with the pianos he had played.Before I came it appears be had tried one of the grande.A few day» before I had heard thrse piacos played by young Mr.Mason, who ia now in charge ot the New York Honse.Mr.Mason is certainly an educated musician, and a pianist and organist of no mean skill.Tho performance of the Seuor confirmed my impressions of the merit* of the Mason k Ham lin instruments when I heard Mr.Mason play them.These impressions are mainly :\u2014That the company have obtained results of which they may bi greatly proud ; tint their instruments unquestionably deierve to rank with the best known makes, and that their general finish, construction, and tho material used are all of a strictly first-class character.\u201d\u2014 American J/usicia/i, July 14th, 1888._________________ i \"\"\"\" Hoped with his Neighbor\u2019s Cook.Philip Sw au has eloped with his neivhbor\u2019s co;k.He waa so delighted with the bread, oi-icuUs and cake sue made with Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder that be fell desperately in love with her.Ho has promuod however t > return to hia wife if she will use tbe same, wbich aha will now do as it ip the only reliable.-AT- HALF-PRICE ! The Carters and the Livery Stables.\u2014The Haokmens\u2019 Association of this city has entered an action in the Recorder\u2019s Court against a leading livery stable-keeper, charging him with violating tbe city laws in relation to carters\u2019 licenses, etc., by soliciting hire and conveying passengers to and from the steamboats and railway depots without taking out sufficient numbers as provided by the Corporation by-laws.The case comes up for hearing in the Recorder\u2019s Court this morning and a good deal of interest is taken in the matter by tho hackmen who have retained tho services of Mr.M.A.Hearn, Q C.It appears that similar action has already been taken on former occasions, and the prosecution dismissed, though the carters say that the result was due entirely to technicalities.Duped.\u2014Yesterday, a yonegmau who was evidently a stranger in town was amusing himself upon Duffiria Terrace, when he was approached by a party who entered into conversation with him, and commenced to talk of the various sights of the city.Seeing that his companion appeared interested in this subject ho offered to endeavor to obtain him admittance to tbe gallery and museum of Laval University, saying that the ticket of admission cost 75 cents, but that he would endeavor tc obtain it for 50 cents, which was placed in his hands by his dupe.In a minute or two the sharper returned to bis man and Raid that the other 25 cents w&s dimanded.It was conirqncit\u2019y hsnfed over and then the defrauder decamped, the porter of the University informing the pnor dupe, when he heard his story, that ho had been shamefully imposed upon.Briton Medical and General Life Association (Limited).\u2014For the information of our readers, insured in the above association, it may be of interest to state that a dividend or apportionment of tbe Canadian depotit, some $100,000 to $120,000, will take place as soon after the sale of the bonds and debentures composing this security (now in the Receiver-General\u2019s hands) can be made, most probably after an order of the Court, at the close of the present Casation.Due notice will be given when the dividend will be paid to each policy holder.Although the percentage will be small, compared with the face of policies, it will be matter of *ome satisfaction to those who have waited long for this adjustment, to see.an end of it.And poor aa tho result is, is a strong argument in favor of the policy of protection to insurers in foreign offices, through stringent laws requiring ample deposits as security in the hands of our Dominion Government.Accidental Drowning of Two Young Boys\u2014We learn with regret of the sad drowning on Wednesday afternoon of two young boys belonging to Levis.The accident occurred at 8t.David de 1'Auberiviere, and the victims were sons of Mr, Etienne Lemieux, a meseenger employed at the Parliament Hcuee, and nephews of Mr.F.X.Le-mieux, M.P.P.They were aged 11 and 13 years respectively, and were on a virit to friends at St.David, for their holidays.They were boatffig upon a stream, when their craft upret, and both were precipitated into the water.Several children who were playing upon the bank witnessed the accident but were unable to rende** any assistance.They gave the alarm, but when assistance arrived and tho bodies were taken out of the water, life was.found to he extinct.The remains of the little victims were removed to Levis where an inquest was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner Bdleau, molting in the return ofa virdictof \u201cAccidentally drowned.\" Consumption Can be Cured By proper, healthful exercise, and tho judicious u-e of-Scctt\u2019a Knm\u2019siou of Ccd Live-** Oil and Hypophosphites, wbi b contains tho healing ani strength-giving viituis of these two valuable specifics in their fullest form.Dr.D.D.McDinsld, Potitcodiae, N.B.says : \u201cI hive been prescribing Scott s mulsion with good results.It is especially useful in persons with consumptive tomhneios.\u201d 1\u2019ut up 5Cc.and $1 size.PARASOLS VERY CHEAP.It is estimated that the total number of books iu all the American public libraries is 21,000,000.SOOTHING, CLEANSING, HEALING.It Cnres DLD IN THE HEADSj Tn r C:!:! l.i hesd, 1/ \\m\\r.M Fryn miémm .-Tor.s .-.y._\t-rnrrf-m from \u2014 ¦\t.1 V;i,al juifs:;'*'*s in.\u2022EASY TO USE.to the liiroat nnd rrees5lvo expectoration canred by Catarrh.Sent pre paid on receipt of price.50c.and $1.Address FULFORD & CO., Brockville, Ont.February 27,188-8.\tLmd&w TOURISTS VlSIHfl .Arc invited to inspect our large and choice Stock of Faflcy IipM M Goflis ! Silks, Satins, Velvets.Dress Goods in great variety.Costumes, Ulsters.Honiton, Duchesse aud other real Laces.Black Lace Scarfs.Lace and Lisse Flouncings.Kid and Suede Gloves 4 to 20 Buttons.Ladies' and Misses\u2019 Hosiery and Underclothing.Wool Shawls and Wraps.And a general assortment of such Fancy Goods as are to be found in a first-class Dry Goods Store.Special attention is called to Dress-Making Department, Mantle Department, Millinery Department, all under skilled and competent management.Making-up orders executed at short notice.GLOVER, FRY & CO.GENIIMN\u2019S DEPARTMENT.Neck Ties, Gloves, Hosiery and Underclothing.Superior qualities.Twejds-, Trowserings and Coatings, for either Summer or Winter wear.Clothing made to order in Style and Fit that cannot fail to give satisfaction, and at moderate prices.Glover, Fry & Co.HALL STERLING SILVEK-WARE MARKED 331.1.tt ota.Ho oil», 3PoolK.ot XXLxxivoM, 'V7\u2018o»tzi 33oxklo», Scout 23ottlo«, XDo«»or*t JSottiB.The New ( ombi mit son I\u2019iipcr Kuife ami Hook-Marker, téT TENNIS REQUISITES ! ^ Sf.00, $*.*5, 8-J.IO,\t$1.00, $5.00, §7.00, §8.00 DA TO The Champion, Union, Zingari-Egyptian, Handicap, E) A TO Dfl I d-\tCentral-Strung\t-flfi Ï BALLS\u2014 From $2.00 to §5.00 per Dozen.\u2014BALLS 1888.mi Cyprus.1888.111X1,\u2019 SEALED TENDERS.ADDRESSED TO the undersigned, and endorsed \u201cTender fer Bale St.Paul Work,\" will be received until FRIDAY, the 17th day of AUGUST mxf, incluihcly, for the construction of an additional lergih to tho Pier at Baie St.1\u2019aul, Charlevoix County, Q :ebec, acc rding to a plan and specification to be eoeu on application at the Po.-t Office, Baie St.Paul, where printed forms of tend r can be obtained.Toadera will not bo comudored unless made on form supplied, and sigeed with actual signa- ! turas of tend-rers.Each Tender must bo accompanied by an accepted bank cheque made payable to the ' order of the Honorable the Minister of Public I Works, c'/imf to five per cent of the amouot of the tendar, which will be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a contract when called | upon to do so, or if lie fail to complete the [ work contracted for.If tho tender lie not ac- j ce | ; tod the cheque will be returned.The Dejiaitinent will not bo bound to accept ! I he luweat or any tender.By order, A.GOBEIL, Sécrétai y.Department of Public Woiks, J Tbo rapidity with which fashions change of late shows us the propriety of clearing out largo quantities of goods at tho end of each season\u2019s busimm ac less than wh lesale prices.The following list gives a very impe feet idea of tv.e very extensive s'.cc't we bold, but it may serve to show tho lnr?e di\u2019conuts from usual selling prices :\u2014 STR\\W HATJ\u2014Giri\u2019s Sail ir-Shaj*, Mixed Straw, only 10ct*., former price 20cts.White Poke Fats 12ct-., Season's price 21cts.A lot of Child en's Whi'o Straw at 9cto.»e-ducsd from tf'cfs.High Cioans, Fancy, $1.10, now hfets.; CSets.now 34cts.FLOWERS\u2014The balança of onr Stock.Beautiful Sprays, beat Flower*, at 9cts.and lOcts.Thèse are only nominal prices.MOB C\\.PS\u2014The greater part of our Stock at half-price.Hoiuomaids\u2019 15c.now 7ic , 19c.rednced to H.Jc., 30c.reduced to 15c.Drers C&\\ h $1,40 now 7Cc.All fresh and in pcifect order.LINEN CARRIAGE WRAPS-$1.35 now 9) cants.PARASOLS\u2014Light Colored S.toen 72c.now 48c., $1,18 now* 65c., $1.78 now 89c.excellent for proaont wear.Black S^tin with Lace $1.58 now $1.78, $*.38 now $2.50, Plain Black Satin $l.t>8 now $1.11.Children\u2019s Para, sols reduced to 27c.and 3£c.DRESS STUFFS\u2014AU pure wool Brown and Oroy French Brigcs 15c.r3du:ed from 18c.All wool Jersey Cloth 22c.for 18c.Plain Grey Beiges formerly 11 Jc.LACE CURTAINS\u2014Every rsir reduced.All 7 i aids to the pair and taped.$1.00 now 80-:., $1.5> now $!.2f>, $3.10 reduced to $2.41, SILK CURTAIN SASHES-ltf yds.long only 36c.each formerly 44c.WHITE L VWNS-12c.now ICc., 15c.now 12c., 2Cc.now 16c., 22c.now \u2018.Sr.WHITE STRIPED LAWNS-SJo.formerly 10)c., 13Jc.reduced to 11c.WHITE SATEEN CHECK MUSLIN-Only 8c.firrnoriy 10c, Fera Flowered Muslin 23c.for 19c., 26c.new 21c.BUTTONS\u2014All our Co'ored at ha'f price by the caid of 2 drzen.FLANNELETTES\u201427 inches wide and only 9c.ORIENTAL FLOUNCING\u201440 inches wide In Cream 55c.now 41c, 60c.now 48c., 68c.now 65c.CREAM FLO NCING-3\u2019c.now 263., 55c.now 41c.Excellent wear APRON LAOE NETS\u2014In White, Cream, Pink and Sky, 27 inches wide, reduced to 20c.MULL FLOUNCINGS\u2014Beautifully work-ed and 41 inches wide, 78c.now 63c., and 95c reduced to 7Go.Stylish fer Aprons.BLACK SPANISH FLOUNCINGS-9?c.now 78c., $1,38 rednced to $1.11, CHILDREN\u2019S FRILLS\u2014All very much reduced.AIGRETTES\u2014A lot of Colored offered at 12c.and in Black 207.Cream 18c.formerly 35c.Pompons sll half-price.SKIRTS\u2014A lot of Black Alpaca ?kiit«, H-fht Summer make, $1.00 now 50c.FANCY FRINGES\u2014Soitabl for Fancy Work, in Wool and in Plurh, at half-price, 17c.now 84c , 35c.now 18c.COLOURED SUR AH CHECK SILKS\u2014 For Trimmings, 68?.cow 65?., ard 85c.now 68c.New goods, TAPESTRY COVERING\u2014For Fnrniture) $1.00 now 8)c., $i.2'2 now 9Sc.For Table Covers, 2 yards wide, 89c.now 64c., $1.58 now $1.27.WOOL t HAWLS- In Black, White, Sky and Cardinal, knitted make, for Evening.Al^ reduced.TERMS OF SALE.Any article purchased and not approved ^ of will bo exchanged or tho money refund- j ed.Iho limit of time for such is ono j week from purchase.\u201cSpecial\u201d The New Patent Central Packet Press 60 cents each» Nets, Poles, etc,, etc.NEW FANCY GOODS TO ARRIVE WEEKLY.r nENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT L the Office of the undersigned until May, tie 2ofl of Aopst aeit, At 5 o\u2019clock P.M^ for the purchase of the Assets belonging to this Estate, as follows Stock in-Trade.$4,266.33 Shop Fixture).ijuvn .S Lumbering Plan\u2019\u2019.217.46 :} $5.063.01 A lot of I and, with budding, eit matsd at $375.00.Tenders can ba made for the whole en bloc, or lor each item separately.Terms Carii, or ap|roved note if cn time.Tbe Assets can be i een at tbe Store heretofore occupied by the Insolvent, at Chicoutimi, on Saturday, tho 2Sth of July instant.Tbe Inventory can be seen at my office.The undersigned is not bound to accept the highest or any tender.HENRY A.BEDARD, ___\tCurator.Office : Corner of Notre Dame and Mountain Streets, Quebec.July 23, 1883.__________ft,b20 Lm Beaflief, Lelaira & Gamaa, WHOLESALE HARDWARE, 122, ST.PAUL STREET, Q XT IB 33 230.Building formerly occupied by tbe Quebec Rubber Company's Works), WILL KEEP A COMPLETE STOCK -OF- Heavy nnd Shell Hardware» Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Carriage Lumber, Carriage Hard war e« Carriage Tops, Î Linings, &e.GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.\u2019 EUROPEAN BAZAAR, 34\u2014FABRIQUE STREET\u201434.ToloxoIxoxio J.4,rzm Julv 21, 18