Quebec morning chronicle, 31 janvier 1889, jeudi 31 janvier 1889

[" U et» P c mtm VOL.XLIII.QUEBEC.THURSDAY.JANUARY 31, 1889.No.15,210 AFTERNOON RETORTS.IMPERIAL BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.THE POPE IN GOOD HEALTH.The Beulanger Boom locreaftlng.TROUBLE FEARED IN HUNGARY.L03D05.Jar.30\u2014Th« Britwh «hip \u201cSir Walter Raleigh,\" from Sydney, N S.W., laden with wool, went aground yesterday sear Boulogne.Fire men were drowned.The report that Lord Sackeille would succeed Sir Wm.White as British Ambassador at Constantinople ie officially contradicted.The eeamen\u2019a atrike bas extended to Glas- gow.Queen Victoria baa aent Emperor William two magnificent Indian vases of great value ee a birthday prêtant, and the ex Empress Fieder ok an exqniaita bronso group.The Centnry Club last night gave a dinner to Mr.Pbelpe, the United States MioisVr.Among the guests were the Marquis of Lome, Sir Lycn Playfair, Arcbdeseon Farrar, Sir Elward Thornton, Secretary Whits of tha American Legation, and Consul-General Waller.Lord Coleridge, who presided, in proposing the health of Mr.Phelpa, said no Micliter had left England amid so much universal and mingled regret.The remarks were received with cheers.Mr.Phelps sold if be had met with tmall tuccaaa it was due to what he might term the constituency of Americans residing iu London, who had given America p character, among those who knew America.He warmly acknowledged the friendship extended to him, and hoped it would not terminate with his departure.Maxonam, Eng., Jan.30\u2014Mr.William O'Brien after breakfasting with tha Mayor this morning, started for Dublin under a polios escort.The poHoe managed to escape the great crowd which was waiting to greet O'Brien, bat at the depot there was another large gathering and O'Brien was enthusiastically received.Paws.Jan.30\u2014The prevailing feeling in parliamentary circlet is that tbe Government will have a majority in tbe Cnamber-of Depn-ties on the bill fer the restoration of tha tirndm (Tanrondiimment system of voting, as members belonging to tbe party of the Right prefer a oontionanoe of the Floqoat ministry t oen Opportunist cabinet.M.Flcqoet will to-day receive tbe bureau of the Extreme Left, who will demand the dissolution of the League of Patriots owing to their action during the Boulanger Jacques campaign.I» w said that 40 Deputies, former opponents, have addressed letters of congratulation to Boulanger.General Boulanger referring to the commenta of the press, says it U quite natural that the organs of certain foreign Governments should regard bia advent to power aa tha pre-Inde to war.These Governments he aaya, would probably prefer to see France in her present divided condition, rather than contemplate the prospect of her saining yet greater strength nnder a Government of appeasement and noion.M Clemenceau presided at tha meeting of the Ex'nrae Left yeeterday.He begged bia mileagaes to remember that the onatiog of Government would be playing tbe Opportunists gaai>'.Like them, ha said, ha opposed BcnlacgUm, bnt ha did not intend to oppose Premier Flrqnet.Negotiations arc on foot to introduce M.Ran vie r and M.VValde-Konssean in tbe Cabinet to replace M.Peytral aad M.Ferrouilat.Both Royalista and Boaapartists art beginning to feel alarmed at the unexpected majority that helped Boulanger to wears bia wet for tbe Seine.Incidents connected with the pisesge of tbe army bill in the Hungarian Diet yesterday, disclose snch a weakening of Premier Tiaaa\u2019s infiaence and popularity, as is certain scon to result ip tbe fall*of hie Ministry.A message from ELowaih read at a banquet on Sunday powerlaUy contribute* to inctwee the agita-tiw».Oca of the chief objections to the bill ia against tbe clanw enacting that the examinations in the reserve commiesiooa be held German.Kossuth's letter said Hungary MIDNIGHT REPORTS.DEATH OF THE CROWN PRINCE OF A USTRIA.Uolrersal Regret ExpressedUat his Demise.TTIf BCh PREMIER FLOQUET CONFIDENT.SMALL-POX IN SYRACUSE, N.Y.G*BAT*BKrrUlV.London, Jan.30\u2014The Austrian Embassy hare has received only the bare announcement of tbe death of Crown Prinoe Rudolf.The Queen and tbe Prinoe of Walw have sent telegrams cf condolence.The Prinoe of Wales and probably the Dnke of Eiinbargh will attend the funeral.At the session of the Parnell Commiwion to-day.Mr.O\u2019Keefe, cashier of the Castle Island Branch of the National Bank, deposed that Timothy Horan, Treasurer of the League at Castle Island had an account with the bank and parsed checks there drawn by Mr.Kenny.The object of this evidence was to connect the Pamellitec with ootragw incited by members of the League iu Castle Island.Mr.Heley, agent of ao estate in To nr lev, declared that many farmers were forced to join the Leagne, the terrorism of which injured trade everywhere.Dubun, Jin.30\u2014Mr.O\u2019Brien arrived at Kingstown thie afternoon.The Lord Mayor and other Parnellites awaited his arrival, bnt tha police changed the rente and conveyed Mr.O\u2019Brien to Clonmel prison.mast have a national army with Hungarian colors, Hungarian commanders, Hungarian feeling, and that the man waa do Hungarian and ought to be abhorred who would enrrend-\u2022r these rights.On leaving the Chamber Premier TLza wsa received by a mob of students with shouts of \u201c Trsi or,\u201d \u201cHurrah for Kossuth,\u201d \u201cDjwo with Tisza,\u201d etc.It is stated that Count Gabriel Karo\u2019yi lad tha students in ao attack on tha polios.Many windows were smashed.Count Tibor Karolyi was gross'y ioaulted by the ntedents under tbe bsiief tq^t be waa Voi Tisza\u2019s brother.The mob also tried to organize a demonstration against Archduke Albert, inspector générai of tha srmy.Von Ti-za baa received a number of letters threatening him with death anises he resigns.A memorial will be forwarded to Ven Tissa asking him to reconsider the obnoxiont clinsea, bot it ia unlikely he will accéda to tbe request, the bill hiving been arranged in concert with Conot Y on Taafe and Coant Yon Kale ok\u2019.Berlin, Jan.30\u2014Tbe NoriA German Ga-ueUe referring to Boulanger, says that notwithstanding the obvions tffirts of the roliog parties to show a fiim front and determined attitude, the numerous coosultetioos prove that all the Republican partie* suffer from a complete lack of definite initiative and per acaal authority»* Emperor William has sent a latter of thanks with the assurance of his future protection and sympathy to the Berlin Grand Lodge of Masons for their new year congratulations.Tha Emperor baa conferred decorations upon Doctors Lsodgraf and Schrader, who attended Emparer Frederick daring his last illo Tha editor of tha Rithenower 2Ieitung (Liberal), baa been condemned to two months imprisonment in a fortress for crime against the sovereign power.Tbe crime was tbe use of certain language in an article on tha pre sentatioo of a fountain by the Emperor.Pbsth, Jan.30\u2014A portion of the populace ia still greatly incensed at the passage of tbe army bill.A great crowd tc-day endeavored to prevent tbe deputies from entering the Parliament bnildiogi.A squad of hussars charged upon the crowd and several peiaoua were hart, including seme women and children.A strong military guard is posted eroand the Parliamentary buildings and the boulevards in tbe city are patrolled by hussars Members of tbe Opposition in tbe Diet to-day protested against the presence of tbe troope as impeding accession to the Chamber and pre venting free debate.Tuey therefore demanded that the Chamber adjourn, which demand was acceded to.St.PKTE&aBtrRO.Jan.30\u2014The Czar and Czarina are daily seen in the streets, sometimes walking with a single attendant and always receiving marks of profonud respect.The Czar has never seemed so free of care for his personal safety.Tha Grtuhdanin predicts that Boulanger will sooo be oompeT'd to choote tbe path of a war of revenge ss tbe only means of escaping tbe difficulties of party contentions.Tbe Svet anticipates the ultimate formation of a strong Government nnder Boulanger, and a (Jo* eminent that will bo capable of guaran teeing the peace of Europe by imposing on the adversaries of France tbe necessity for prudence.Rovs, Jan.30\u2014The rumors that tbe Pope baa been having fainting fits are denied.His health is good and his spirits are oheered by addressee comiog from every oouotry in Europe expressing sympathy with him under the encroach men s of tbo Italian Government.Cardinal Ganglbsuer, Archbishop of V ienns, baa soot ao address from the Austrian Bishops proclaiming the right of the Pope to terr.rKirel power.Dalian papers are of the opinion that the address would affect the present friendly relations between Austria and Italy bat for the success cf Boalanuer which briuga war within view aad makes Yaticau discords leva heard in Quirinal Councils.Shanghai, Jau.30\u2014Tba Imperial astrologers déclara that the recent fire iu the Em-porer\u2019s Palace at Pekin was an evil emeu intended aa a warning against the approach of westaro inventions.An Imperial decree hie therefore been issued prohibitiog further extension of the Tien Ts:n Railway.FRANCK.Paris, Jan.30\u2014M.Flcqoet in receiving the bureau of the Extreme Left, said he had considered tbe advieability of resigning bnt had abandoned tbe idea, deciding to face the intrigues and attacha of his opponents.He said be would ask tha Uhambar for a vota of confidence.He waa prepared to act energetically and would introduce immediately a bill increasing tbe stringency of tbe code relating to attacks upon tha ooostitntion and tha poblio law.Ha would not propose to dissolve tbe League of Patriots, such a step would be useless, as it would not prevent tha members from forming a fresh laagnv.Ha said tha bill reestablishing the tenUin d\u2019arrondissement system of election would be announced immediately npon tbe opening of the Chamber of Deputies to-morrow.The partisans of Prime Miniatar Floquet express oonfidenco that be will bava a majority of 300 in tbe voting in tba Chamber to-morrow.They assert that ha will remain iu power and that the Chamber will not be dissolved.AUSTRIA.Vienna.Jan 30\u2014Archdnko Radolf, the Austrian Crown Prinoe and ,heir apparent to tbe throne, died suddenly to-day.The Crown Prince died at Mierliog, near Baden.His death is supposed to have been caused by aprplexy.Nothing definite as to tbe czue of Crown Prince Rudolf\u2019s death has yet been learned.By some peraous it ia bslieved it was due to heart disease.Ha was found dead in bed this morning by bis valet.The town of Baden, where he died, ia twelve miles from Vienna.Latkr.\u2014Tha Oficiai Gaxeite says \u201cFstJ has inflicted a crushiog blow npon the Imperial Houae and tha people of Austria-Hangary.Oar aniversslly esteemed Crown Prinoe is dead The deeply loved aon of tha Emperor and Empress, the life\u2019e bappineas of h:a affectionate spouse, the deeply loved and honored brother of the Princeeaee Gieela and Valeriere, the pride of the entire Imperial House and the hope of hia faithful people, iu tha flower of hia youth and tbe fullness of his strength, stake into an early grave.-With deepest mourning, with hearts breaking with sorrow, tha people of the Empire torn their sorrowful nUnces toward the throne in hereditary love and fidelity, and join in an earnest prayer that God will grant tbe Imperial Family a consolation that mere ho man words even when sounding from a million tongues can scarcely bring.\u201d Tha Gazette then narrates that the Crown Prince, on Monday, went on a shooting excursion to Meyerling, accompanied by several guests, including Prince Philip of Cobonrg and Count Hoyso.He felt somewhat indisposed yesterday and therefore exenaed himself from attending the family dinner party at the Hoiburg.Warn the shooting goes's as- mbled this morning, tha Crown Prince did not appear.Immediate enquiries were made, and the ga< s'.s were overcome by the news that the Crown Prince was dead from a stroke of apoplexy.Toe shock of the calamity struck the Hofburg like lightning.The official announcement that apoplexy waa the caoee of the death modified tbe aUrm of the pub'io.arieing from press rumors that tbe Priooe had b^en killed wbils shooting.Large crowds traversed the main streets and asa\u2018mbled in gronpe dUcmaiog the event.When tbe Bourse learned the new* a paralysis of boei-ness ensued.Members rushed to tbe streets and besieged the telegraph offices.Tbe Bourse was immediately closed and the committee decided to keep it closed until Friday.The Reioharath also adjourned amid great excitement.The court theatres and all the private theatres and places of amusement gave no performances to-night.GERMANY.Berlin, Jan.30\u2014E nperor William waa agitated by the news of tbe death of the Austrian Crown Prioce.He drove to the residence of tbe Austrian Ambassador and remained there half an boar.He then telegraphed to Prince Henry at Kiel a« follows : \u201cCrown Prince Radolf died of apoplexy of tbe head.\u201d BELGIUM.Brussels, Jan.30\u2014Tha Queen wept on hearing tba news of tba death of Prince Rudolf, and sent a telegram of condolence to her daughter.The Court festivities have been postponed.UNIYBU STATE».Syraccsb, N.¥., Jan.30\u2014Three deatba from small-pox are reported at Onondaga Poor Honse and fourteen persons are down with the diaeaae.CANADIAN REPORTS.Dominion Trade and Navigation Returns.MR.McSHANE WILL SEAT.TAKE HIS SUICIDE IN THE QUEEN CITY.The C.P.S.Telegraph Line Opened to St- Jon* Bf.B.(Per C.P.Telegraph Line.) QUEBEC.Montreal, Jan.30\u2014The judgment of the Oonrt of Appeals this morning was a triumph for Mr.M .Shaoe.The Bruch was composed of Chief Justice Dorion and Judge# Tessier, Cross, Church and Doherty.In a very elaborate judgment, the Chief Justice reviewed the whole circumstances of tha motion for leava to appeal from the Court of Review.The question was whether the judgment complained of was one on an election petition, or one on proceedings entirely independent of each petition.If thie was a matter arising ont of an election petition, there conld be no appeal, but the right of appeal existed If such was not tha oaae.Under the circumstances, the question being a most important one, the court would order tbt writ of appeal to issue, under reserve, which would allow all tha parties interested to be heard and the merits of the case to be entered into.Tms was not an ordinary appeal and the proceedings mutt be summary, security to be fornished within eight daya.The Chief Justice remarked that the Clerk of tbo Court bad been quite justified in refusing tbe writ, acting, as be did, in accordance with previous orders of tbe Court.There was s large crowd of spectators present.Mr.MoHbane himself was there and his friends congratulated him on the reenlt.A writ ie to be taken at onoa this afternoon and then served npon tbe Speaker of the L-gielative Assem-b'y, who will then give Mr.MoShane bia \u2022eat.Mr.Mi Shane said that be was not going to Quebec to-day anyhow, and npon I saving the Coart House invited his Damerons friends present to follow him ana have a glass of \u201cginger ala.\u201d Tha security required will be about $200, and Mr.McSbane declared immediately after tba judgment that bo had the money ready.Tbe Coroner\u2019s jury to day returned a verdict in the Grand Trank oolliaion inquest, exonerating John Atkinson, tbe engine driver, whose engine earned the fatality.Tha Coroner, however, ordered that Atkinson be retained in custody till ha should aae what further course he ehoold adopt.The Grand Lodge of A.F.and A.M.today accepted the mediation of Grand Master Walken, Q 0., of Kingston, in the Quebec-Eogland difficulty, and instruoted the Incoming Grand Master to suspend the edict against English Masons when requested by each mediator.Isaac H.Stearns, of Montreal, waa elected Grand Master ; S.J.Foi», of Sherbrooke, Dsputy Grand Master; S Bicker-ton Smith, of Three Rivers, Grand Senior V\\ ardeu ; Dr.Stewart, of Durham, Grand Junior Warden ; Rev.Messrs.Blaylock and Renaud, Grand Chaplains ; Frank Edgar, Treasurer ; J.H.Isaacson, Grand Seoratary ; David Seatb, Grand Treasurer ; A.Sword, D.DG.M, ONTARIO.Ottawa, Jan.30\u2014The Dominion trade and navigation re tarns for tbe fiscal year ending Jana 30tb, 1888, are out in a thousand-paçerl volume.Tha total exports were $80,203,000 as against $89,515,811 in 1888.The importa were $110,894.000, a decrease of two millions.A marked feature of the foreign trade is the.greht'incfease in onr trade with the United States contrasted with the tremendous falling off with Great Britain.We imported $48,-481.848 from the United States and only $39,-298,721 from Great Britain.Canada\u2019s exports to Great Britain ara naually tevrral militons in excess of the United States, but last year the figures were : Great Britain, $40,084,-984 ; United States, $42,572,000.Our aggregate trade, therefore, with Great Britain last year waa $79.383 000, againat $89,534.000 the year before, while the aggregate last year with tha United Statea waa $91,055.000 againat $82,767,000 the year before, or Canada\u2019s trade with Britain declined aix millions and her trade with the United States increased nice millions.Our total trade with tbe world last year was $201,097,000.SXFORTS or PRODUCTS OP CANADA.Prodace of mine.\u2019.,4.Ç 4,110.937 ^\tfisheries.7,793.183 \u2022*\tforest.21.302,814 Animals and their produoe.24,719.297 Agrioultoral products .15.436 360 Manafaoturrs.4,181 282 MUoelhneoas.773,877 Making a total value of exporta the prodocte of Canada of $78,297.750.Agrioultoral exports declined over three millions from 1887.Toronto, Jan.30\u2014Aboot 7 o\u2019clock yesterday morning a curious crowd gathered in front of the newaboya\u2019 homo on Frederick street, a little below Kiog.There, amid a ghastly flow of his life\u2019s blood eaoaping from a ballet bole through hie skull, lay the remains of Polioeman Michael Ltrkin, who bae been attached to the police force for the past six or seven yean He had taken bis own life.Wbat impelled him to the rash act of drawing bis revolver and putting a bullet tbiongh hie bead may or may not ever be known.Shortly after seveu o\u2019clock the remain* of the officer were removed to No.1 station in the patrol wagon and placed in the guard room peuding tbe inquest.The constables, sergeants and inspectors were much affected by the sad end of the comrade so long and familiarly known amongst them, and tbe inspectors and othera more than once gave vent to tears.At the inquest a number of witnesses -deposed to having seen the deceased on bis beat a abort time b:tore he committed the rath act.Tbe jury returned a verdict that deceased shot himself while in a fit of dee pondenoy.AMERICA*.Boston, Jan.30\u2014Dr.Oivcr Wendell Holmes has presented hie vast medical library to tbe Boston Medical Library Association.In Diana polls, lad., Jan.30\u2014Joseph A.Moore.the million dollar embezzler, has quietly left for Canada.THB SAMOAN SQUABBLE Dlploxata Discus * the Difficulty.Washington, Jan.30\u2014In a letter to tbe .German Mmiatsr here, written in November, rB.amarck* says the eodsavora made by Germany in the interest of the establishment of a lawful sod orderly condition of affaira on the Samoan ItUoda, have without exception met with tbe opposition of the American Consular representatives, and the encroachments of the present American representative have given frequent ground for complaint to Secretary Biytrd.The letter ahons that the material interests of Germane in\u2019Sima are much larger than those of Americans, and says: \u201cVVe have always maintained tbe principle of equality of rights of nations in Samoa and never aspired to political advantages.We come, therefore, readily to the conviction that it will suffice to snbmit to the attention of the Secretary of State a coherent view of (be attitude observed by tbe different American Consols in Ssmoa, ia order to be enabled to hope for the redress of a mieunder-atandiog which baa no foundation in the actual reciprocal friendly relationa.\u201d Iu a despatch to Minister Pendleton, Secretary Bayard resitted the cooteution that the troubles in Samoa were due to the acte of American Contais, sud presented contrary chargee againat Germany\u2019s representatives.The Secretary says: \u201cOving, doubtless to her commercial preponderance in tbe Islande, to Germany tbe primary object ha* seemed to be tbe establishment cf a stronger Government.To the United States, the object firat in importance hea seemed to be the preterva-tion of native iodependence and autonomy.This Government has been compelled to die-aent from propoeitiona which seemed to tub ordinate all other oonsideratmns to the strergtbeniog of the Geiman interests in the Islands, sod correspondingly diminish, if not entirely doatroy, the probability of a Samoin Government.\u201cDon\u2019t call me Mr.Lovell, Miss Malcolm.Call me Cornelioa.\" \u201cI\u2019d call you Corn if\u2014 if_\" \u201cIf «bat Ethel ?\u201d \u201cIf I thought yoo\u2019d pop.\" And he popped.\u2014/*«i.Whit enhances the beaity of fine featurea more than a e\u2019ear skin ?Even plain feature \u2022re made attractive by a good complexion.To secure this, purity your blood with Ayer\u2019e Sar eaparil'a.It ha* no oal, Price, $1, Bit otties, $5.Worth $5 » bottle, NEW BRUNSWICK.St John, Jan.30\u2014The Canadian Pacific Railway telegraph line having been com pleted to this point, they opened their office here at noon to-day for buaine«a.The building of thie line has been carried on with char-acteriatic energy, and thry are deserving of the greatest' praise for the manner iu which they have pushed it through to completion.They have eucouotrred the greatest diffi cnltiee, having had to fight their way from Mattowaumkeag inch by inch, no lest than seven injunctions having been taken on: againat them to prevent the construction of this aeotiou.There is general satisfaction felt here over the'faotthe the Maritime Provinces are now brought into communication by one oontinona telegraphic system with the Pacific Coast, thua forming a connection between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceana.Drink, iff Pilgrim, drink, I any, St.Leon drives all ills away.8T.LEON, the meet celebrated MINERAL WATER, for tale, wholesale and retail by GINORAS, LANGLOIS A CIE, Oppoiitetbe Cardinalats.May ».1888.\tapl20-Lm End at a point, beyond where the M A N.W.deflects from the main line of that road, then on through Big Plains to Brandon and Rapid City.By doing thie it will not be necessary to crues the M.A.N.W.Riilway at all, and aa the N.P.R.expect no exchange from the M.AN.W., it will, by this mesne, cut off much of their trade from Rapid City and vioinity.It ia said the two roada have failed to come to any traffio agreement, and that the Northern Pacific haa decided to build, an independent road to Brandon and Rapid City.Two country papers in Brandon are about to consolidate, and may issue dally.Mr.Keeling, of Rearburn, was fined $200 for selling liquor in the province without a license.Governor Schultz ia improving.The Carnival \u2018easatlon.Montreal, 305h January, 1889.\u2014There waa intinse excitement in Montreal to-day over the itaue of the carnival number of tbe Montreal Star.The opening sale of the Star waa announced for 2.00 p.m.Long before the advertised hour the Star office wee literally beaeiged by a vast multitude of newsdealers and private citixens anxioot to get their orders recognized.Although the meet elaborate arrangements had been made to meet the demand by providing extra sals clerk», the crowd became ao Impatient and tumultuoua that the polios had to be oalled in to restrain the swaying crowds.\u2019 Within three hours after the aale of the Star had commenced (24,173) twenty-four thousand huodred and seventy-three onpiee had been sold and yet not one half of the demand \u2022atisfied.To catch op the immense country ordere the Star pubtiehers announced the entire anapeniion of the aale for thirty-aix hours.No sooner bad the firat ieaue gone out than crowds of private citizen» flocked to the &or office for copies of the paper.The leading citiaeus, and all the newipaperi, English and French aae oat in a testimonial to the Star, praiaing the oarnival Star in the highest term».Amongat these citizen» on the teatimoaial are Sir Donald A.Smith, W, C.Yan Horne, all the Judge» of the Superior Court, and Court of Queen\u2019s Bonoh, Rev.Dean Carmiobael, Sir Geo.Powell, M.P., for Liverpool, England, Albani, the famon» singer, Mr.Joseph Hiokeon, Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway, Senator Abbott, Mayor of Montreal and hundreds of leading merchants and profeeaional men.The demand for the Star ie (nnpreoedented.Tne weather here is superb and the city ie filling up with an immense crowd of vieitora.\t.THB BUMABGK DYNABTY.Ortttdaa of Prions Which ie Likely to Create a Sensation.London, Jan.3Q_\u2014The Contempomry Re- 4 Boathlaf view publishes an article entitle 1 \u201cThe Bis marok Dynasty,\u201d which bear* no «ignatnre, but which nontaina internal evidence of hav-pg emanated from a high authority.It ia probable that the article will^oreate a sensation.It opens with a reminder that the Chancellor cannot live long.The American Minister at Berlin, the article aaya.five years ago remerked with turpriee that Prince Bismarck was preparing no one to anoceed him.The Chancellor, waking suddenly to this idea, set about developing Count Herbert Bismarck, Tbe article alludei to Count Her.bert'a youthful brawls, to hia later intriguée and to his embroilment with a woman at Bonn, from which he had to slash hi» way with hi» sword, receiving an ugly cat on the bead.The B'smarckian contempt for women, accentuated by this and another intrigue after tbe war, ia represented as the origin of all that ii baneful in tbe Biamarckian charte-ter.\u201cWe aball have no more pettiooate meddling in politics now\u201d was, according to rnmor, tbe exclamation of the gallant Count Herbert on the death of Emperor Frederick.The artioleaffeotatodismiasas mooetrou» thein einuation of the opponents of Priooe Bismarck, that the Chancellor meditated the death of Emperor Frederick when he inaiated that Frederick shonld leave Sin Remo for Berlin, bnt depicts the idea that hia ascendancy would be menaced by Empress Frederick as a nightmare to the Chancelier, who faither saw by Frederick\u2019s refusai to diacuss State affairs with Count Herbert, that it waa useless to hope that Herbert would ever be Frrderiok\u2019e Chancellor.Who could therefore be surprised.the writer take, that Priooe Biamarok wished the cancer to make baste.In reference to the diamisaal of Minister PnUkamer by Emperor Frederick, the article asserts that Prinoe Bismarck was unable to make up hia mind whether it would be wiser to renat or to gratify Fredariok\u2019a desire, even after adviaing him to sign the decree of diamissal, and aaya that directly the decree waa published tbe Chancellor told the Empsror he had gone too fer.Entries, in Emperor Frederick\u2019s diary amply confirm thie statement.Tne writer asserts that a compact with the present Emperor was the only reason Prince Bismarck had for oppoe ing the marriage of Prinoeea Victoria to Priooe Alexander of Bzttenberg.The article ia hardly lest sparing in its oriticiem of the present Emperor.It calls him an apt pupil of a cynical master, who found no difficulty, moral or eeutimeutal, in treating his mother in a fashion after Count Herbert\u2019s own heart, and in treating the Prinoe of Wales with such discourtety at to prevent any intercourte between them.Eminent physicians everywhere recommend Ayer\u2019s Cheiry PeeUral sa the most reliable remedy that can be bad for colds, oougbs, and all pulmonary disorders.Ask year druggist tor Ayer\u2019e Almanac ; it is the be it publication of the hind, and full of information.Dying Hnsband (to jealona wife)\u2014\u201cAh ! darling, I am dying ; I am going to heaven.\u201d Jeelone Wife\u2014\u201cYes, I knew it.Just like yon.Yan want to meet some girl up there I\u201d MANITOBA.Winnipeg, Jan.30\u2014The deepest interest ia felt in the election o( the President of the Reform Association to-morrow, the probable candidates being Mr.Luxton and Col.Me Millan, the present President.Tne defeat of tbe latter tn°ana tbe endoraation by Win nipeg Liberals of the Free Press\u2019 charges against the Local Government.Land Co-nmissiouer Hamilton, of tbe C.P R., aaya that next teason\u2019s immigration will exhaust a very large portion of the Cimpioy\u2019s Lande in Manitoba.As far aa can bj learned the only matter of importance to come before the Legislature, which re-optna to morrow, will be the numer-one and radical chinges in the municipal and registration acts, and probably the newspaper charges agaicat the Government will be fully ventilated.Tne Portage Review reiterates the statement that an exchange of teats is to be made by Mr.Watson, M.P., and Attorney-General Martin.Arrangements are about completed for a grand booapiel here iu March, when one thousand dollars ia prizes will be offered for competition.Players are txpeoUd from Evtero Canada and tbe Srates.Tbe oroeeiog of the Portage extension over \u2022.he Manitoba and South Western at Head-irg'y was tffccted yesttrJay.A Portage despatch says Tbe Northern Pan.fic Railway aurveyora are employed runnings line through the tolrn north of the Avenne, and betiyeen it and the 0.P.R.It is thought the intention ie, if it means anything, to cress the C.P.R.at the Watt Canadian Pacific Railway TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEC.|a30 P.M, t Yot Montreal, Ottawa, To-ronto, and all points West, and i j»Jl for St.Johns, Farnham, New-nort, Boston, and all points in New England and intermediate 1?;*$points.|,30 P.M.(Sundays) for Montreal.and Intermediate Statlona, connecting at Mile End w Peisons tendenrg ere notifi d that tenders will not be eons dered unloss made on the pribted forms supplied, and signed with the actual signatures of tenderers.Each Tender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheque made payable to the order of the Honorable tbe Minister of Public Works, equal to five ver cent, of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a contract when Tailed upon to do so, or if be fail to complete the work contracted for.If the tender be not ao cepted the cheque will be returnod.Tbe Department does not bind itself to ac oept tbe lowest or any tender.By order, A.GOBEIL, Secretary.Department of Public Works, l Ottawa, Januaiy 18tb, 1889, f January 28, 1888, ¦PEPTONE WINE of CH APOTEAUT.JL \u2014PtPTOSK is beef perfectly digeste i by Pepsine, the same as by the Stomach.Peptone Wine is* f inestimable benefit to invalidfJjDonvalee-cents.Old People an-i those suffer ing from Anse mi a, impaired digestion, distaste for food.Ccinsumption, Diabetes, Dysentery, diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Intestines or extreme weakness and exhaustion analog from Ttimoors, Cancerous Affections and all wasting diseases ; this Wine is invaluable where an extra amount of nourishment is required.QOUGHS, CONSUMPTION.\u2014GftIMAULT'S HYPOPHOS-PHITE OF LIME 8YRU P is still, after 30 years sarcessful trial, the best and most rational of all remedies in C'JNSUM PTIO V and ALL CHEST and LUNG DISEASES ; Under its iefluonoe the cough ceases, night sweats disappear and peifeot health is rapidly established.SIOKHEADACHES,NEURALGIA, f are instantly relieved by taking GKIMAULT\u2019S GUAR AN A, a : single powder of which is sufficient to ours instantaneously tbe most violent rick headache : GUAR ANA owes its curative virtues to the large quantity cf caffeine wbieh it con-taiue.The Lancet says : \u201c G cabana powders are a certain remedy fot *\t\u2022, sick headache.\" IDY\u2019S SANTAL CAP3 U L E S.\u2014 Sob - These we now nsedln the Hospitals of Pariein place of Copaiba, Cubebs, * and astringent liqufde, and will cure in forty-eivht hoars all derangements of tbe Urinary Organs in either sex without inconvenience of any kind.-\t_ «EM AULT A Ole., ph&rmacent ical chemist*, 8, Rc* VivutNNC, PARIS.Montreal Ltmans.Sons A Co.; Quebec : Dr.E.Morin A Co.Novemb\u2019ZlO, 1488.\tFm-ar.-aat nUSARTS strop 1/ OP LIMB « » OP LiCrrOPBOSPHATl i tha Mood and i and rastoraa all tha vital at Urns la the ¦abstanea amt nasaaaary to our sxda-tsnea and ts tndtspimhla fcr the Co* et the bony an DUS ART*» SYRUP IB all benefit to QONVlLESGRNT», OU) SC \u2018WEAKLY PEOPLE, end RICKELY CHILDREN find In the ealoareoaa ete-mente required Car tha aoUdlfleettan et DU8ART*S SYRUP k tba bastTONIU for LYMPHATIC subjects and atlmHo-rtag from DEBILITY, POORNESS et BLOOD aad the BX CESSRS of TOUTfli DUSART*S SYRUP arrests DIARRHCRA.IN CHILDREN and k well adapted to MOTHERS while SUCKLING and É» ring PREGNANCY.MA.TIGO p RIMAULTS VEGETABLE MATICO U\tINJECTION and CAPSULES.WbSSO ell other roedldnaa have tailed, them preparations are always effeoUra.Thoy Insure rapid aad extraordinary care et eaters, recant, aad ohnmle erne et _ a by tba celebrated D\u2019RICORD,* an found greatly mpertor to aUrai dise hitherto known.ASTKMÀ A OBIf HOAKSENESS.\u2014 O RIM AULT n INDIAN CXOA* RJETTE8 OP CANNABIS INDJOA hate been tried I» the HoepNak aü found togltsln\u2014dktaraHMmaUea\u2014 et ASTHMA, NBBVODS COUGHS, HOARS» NESS, LOS» OP VOIOH, PACIAL NEURALGIA and BLEEP* PHILDREN\u2019S DISEASES.\u2014 \\J\tGRIM AULT A C** BTRUP OP IODIZED HORBB RADISH.Fer Sweety veers pesttMs mUieuu, repto-eiaf Ged User OU aad AatussrteUS gyres.Ut rises meet remerksUi re* taltim the rare efetUltrem'i amfsdiee.This preparation k the mast sacked remedy knows fer eoneeethm end In-.non of the glmdf ef the mek.«, nad ell erepUeas et the skin.heederfeet.ltfaeparteappattU,gttae GdMrsn thatr natural vtgoer aîdttSB- Hnern, end kl addition enrm saleaaes sad/UriiMM tf tke gash.It fcapar-\t^ l Ackers mi \u2022 ef the Si Cb9 plw\u2014HtinB ____IAULT iftrr.isîr.8.Montreal : l^WCAN Fonb A Co, : Quebec: Dr.Ed.Morin A Co., Quebec.Not mber 8, 1888.\tFm s') tbur BILL! STT\u2019S POWDERED E 99 PERCENT PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST.Ready for use in any quantity.For nakin^ Heap, 3ofte»ins: Hater, I>lsin- maklnt.Ifvcting, anil a hundred other uses.A «an equisl» 5JO poundfi rial Soda.Bold by all Grocers and Druggists, & W.QQiLSTT, *\tTÛ2C1;:: ASD OB™ November 1 1889 ^juwuuvAA.aaw, BISHOP\u2019S COLLEGE SCHOOL* Half-Term, Oot.24, 1888.F lOR CALENDARS AND.'FULLJLIN rmttion apply to Rev.Principal ADAMS, D.C.L October 18.1 *8 .8A1LWAÏ OS' 0-.lL.-Kl A3D-A-.The Royal Mail, Passenger and Freight Route between Canada and G\u2019eat Britain,\t- -AND- Direct Route between the West and all Points on the Lower St.Lawrence and Baie des Chaleur ; »leo New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland.press Tra:ns.Passengers fer Groai Britain or the Continent by lonvn-g Toroi to 1 y *¦ CO A.V.Train Thursday will oin outward Mail Steamer at Halifax Saturday.Superior Elevator, Warehouse and- Doek accommodation at Halifax for shipment of grain and general merchandise.Yean of experience have proved the Intercolonial, in connection with Steamship lines to and from London, Liverpool and Glasgow to Halifax, to be the quickest Freight route between Canada and Great Britain.Information as to Passenger and Freight rates can be bad on application to T.LAVERDIERE, Quebec City Agent, 49, Dalhouaie Street, Quebec.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office,\tI Moncton.N.B., 20th Nov., 1888 i November 24,1888.^ [n8 ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV.26th, 1X88, tbe Trains of th:a Railway will run daily, (Sane1 ay exempted) aa follows :\u2014 TRAINS WILL LEAVE LEVIS.For HAlifax and St.John.For Riviere dn Loup and Ste.FJavie.For Riviere du Loup.1.TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS.From Riviere du Lcup.From Riviere dn Loop and Ste.Fla vie.From Halifax and St.John.17.55 The Sleeping Car leaving Levis or Tuesday, Thursday and Paturday runs through to Halifax, and the one leavirg on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.r All frains art ran by Ktetern Standard Time.Tickets may be obtained, and'also information about the route, and about Freight and Passenger Rates from T.LAVERDIERE, 49, Dalhousie Street, Quebec.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B.a ) November 20th, It»8.\t.T~ November 34,1888.Quebec,\u2019!Boston and .New Short Line.Direct and best roate to Boston and all New England Points eta Sherbrooke and Newport, Vermont.S \"our goods by fam- le to the wholesale and letail trede Largest mmuf\u2019i» la our line Encloi-e 2 cent stamp.Wages $3.00 per day Peim-nent paritim.No pnetafe answered Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc.Obntbnnial ManVo Ccx, Cincinnati, Ohio.SJaquary 28, IWfl.\t19 cq NEW ANP ELEGANT BUFFETS! EVP-Ing and Day Oare ran on Through Ex- ntercolooial Railway.1888.\u2014WINTER ARRANGEMENT-1889.8.00 11.15 17.55 6.80 18.45 QUEBEC CENTRAL 8AILWAY.Y.rb ON AND AFTER MONDAY OCTOBER 1 29th fraina will leave Queboo:\u2014 EXPRESS\u2014L3aveQaebeobyFerryl2.S0P.M.Leave Levis 1.10 P.M.Arrive Beauoe Jot.8.25 P.M.Arrive Sherbrooke 8.00 P.M.Arrive Newport, Vt., 10.G0 P.M.Arrive Boston 8.30 A.M.Arrive New York 11.45 A.M.MIXED\u2014Leave Quebec by Ferry 1.80 P.M.Leave Levis 2.80 P.M.Arrive Beauce Jot.6.40 P.M.Arrive St.Franooi r 7I45 P.M.TRAIN» ARRIVE AT QUEBEC EXPRESS\u2014Leaving New York 4.00 P.M Leaving Boston 7.00 P.M.Leaving Newport 6.00 A.M.Arrive Levis 8.10 P.M.a Arrive Quebec by Ferry 8.30 P.M.MIXED\u2014Leaves St.Francois 6.00 A.M.Leave Beauce Jot.7.25 A.M.Arrive Levis 11.15 A.M.Arrive Quebec by Ferry 11.80 A.M.Sure connections made with the Intercolonial Railway at Harlaka J unction for passengers off that line going to New England points.Baggage checked through to all points.For tickets and full information apply at Genersl Tioket Office opposite Ht.JLouis Hotel.J.H.WALSH,\tA.STEELE, Gen Frt.and Pass.Agent.Superintendent.December 13 1888.ON AV I A s\u2019 TEK sa -Mj K DAY, Fth Dec., \u2019Ml',\u20181 ain u 1 i,.n t> «ad from PalaL Su tio:,\t, an luirnwr, Sundaysszoaptrd olxxs INTox-tlx.00 A M.Through Express for Lake St- o.uu johB dmUyt ft\u201eiv1og mt ci,^.bord Junction at 6.30.and at Koberval at 7.10 P.NI.3.30 P M.fo* Bt.Rsvmond, daily, v.wu r.isf.M^,iag 4t 6 gQ p M C3tolxa.Br Sovxtix ) ?f*?ed r1 J1- Quebec, arrmtg at 4LLAJV LIN F UuderoontractwiththeQovernmentso Canada and Newfoundland for tbe conveyance of tbe CANADIAN and UNITED STATE» MAILS.18*8 Winter Arrancenents.\u20191889 This company's lines arf oom- posed of tbe following Double-engined.Clyde-built Iron Steamships.They arc built in water-tisbt compartment», are unsurpassed for strength, speedand comfort, are fitted up with «11 tbe modern imoroverronte that prar ti:al experience can suggest.Vessels.\tTor,nag t.Commanders.PARISIAN.5865 Lt Smith, R N R.SARDINIAN.4676 Capt J Ritchie.SARMATIAN .8647 Capt WRichardson POLYNESIAN.8988 Capt Hugh Wylie, CIRCASSIAN.8724 Capt Barrett, RNR NOVA SCOTIAN.8805 Capt R Hughes.PERUVIAN.8049 Capt J G Stephen, CASPIAN.2728 Capt A McDougall.POMERANIAN.4364 Capt W DaizieL CARTHAGINIAN, .4214 Capt A Macoicol.BUENOS AYREAN 4005 Capt James Scott.ASS Y RIAL.8970\tCapt J obn Bentley.SIBERIAN.3904\tCapt R P Moore.GRECIAN.8613\tCapt O E LeGallair NORWEGIAN.8528 Capt R Carrnthen, ROSARlAN.8500\tCapt D MeKillor, MONTE VIDEAN.3500 Cant W 8 Main.CORE AN.8488\tCapt O J Mender.SCANDINAVIAN.8088 Capt John Park.HIBERNIAN.2997 Capt John Brows, CANADIAN.2906\tCapt John Kerr.PRUSSIAN.2794 Capt J Ambury.NESTORIAN.2689 Capt J Francr.AUSTRIAN.2458\tCapt MANITOBAN.2895 Capt Dunlop.PHOENICIAN.2366 Orpt D J James.WALDEN8IAN.2256 CsptWLyte.LUCERNE.1925 CaptNunan.) ACADIAN.981\tCapt.NEWFOUNDLAND 919 Capt G Myliua.The shortest ne» rente between nm orlca and Europe being only five days between land to Land.LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE.Steamships.Parisian.POLTNKblAN .Sabmattan.Circassian.POLTNXSIAN.From.Liverpool to Portland via Halifax Tr uraday.6 Deo.20 \u201c 8 Jan 17 \u201c 81 \u201c From Portland to Liverpool via Halifax.Thursday.27 Deo 10 Jan 24 \u2022* 7 Feb 21 \u201c From Halifax to Liverpool.Saturday 29 Deo 12 Jan 26 \u201c 9 Feb 28 \u201c SAILING FROM HALIFAX at TWO o\u2019clock P.M.or on tbe arrival of Ifce Intercolonial Railway Train from tbe West.Ratos of Pauuge from Qnoboe via Hallfen Cabin.**.$60.00, $75 00and 186.00, .according ti aieommodation.Intermediate.*.$86, Steerage.*.*-.$26.Liverpool, Qneemtown, St.John.N,r , Baltimore and Halifax Service.Steamships.1*9X14 bYAÜtSrwA» Peruvian .From Liverpool tc Baltimore via St.Johns and Halifax.From Baltimore to Liverpool via Halifax and St.Johns.Tu*sday.# r4°.8 Jen Tuesday.1 Jen 15 \u201c 29 \u201c From Halifax via SL Johns, to Liverpool.Mrnday, 7 Jan 21 \u201c to L\u2019pool direct GLASGOW LINE.From Glasgow to Boston.\tSteamships.\tFrom Boston on or about\tFrom Philadelphia on or about \u2022 7 Dec\tPrussian .\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022see*\t28 Deo 14 \u201c\tOBWBOI4N .\t81 Dee\t\tsees \u2022 *21 \u201c\t-CANDINAVIAN\t\t11 Jan 28 \u201c\tAU8TBI*N .\t14 J an\t\t\t A Jau\tOabthaoiniak\tzl \u201c\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022«a-ese *11 \u201c\tVf AKITOBAN.\t\t\t\t1 Feb 18 \u201c\tHibernian.\t\u20221 Feb\t\t\t \u202225 \u201c\tXOBWtGIAN .\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022»\u2022\t16 Feb 1 Feb\tSlBEBIAN\t\t18 Feb\t\t * Via Halifax inwards only.MT Berths not secured until oaid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on each Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and at Continental Porte to all Points in Canada and the Western States.For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE à CO., Agent* December 27.1888.Quebec Steamship Company, d»ilv, for 9.3i A.M.lO 00 A M\tE> press leaves Rober- yal daily (m d Chamboid Jcno-ti u at 1(1.4J .a.\t.) arriving at ob c at 9.o i .ML Iraius c-nne.1.\u2022 t ->./* tnbrni * with leges for lo'dian Lo-isito, i( Vi-lc.r ier ctatioo with Stages iqr V»lcaiti GLUE%^ IN THÉ! VWORLO.f ?J&SSIAW™ Uatjl by OMnauda cf awl rl\u2014 .nil by nek miaufm-irtn u ruUmui I'*!* LINK.EWvyORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN, FROM PIER 9 NORTH RIVER FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE Etbcbia.Saturday, Feb.2, f JO A.M.Acbanïa.Saturday, Feb.9, Neon.Umbbia.Saturday, Feb.16, 6.80 A M.Saturday, Feb.28, Net n.Saturday.March 2.6.Î0 A.M, .Satordav, March 9, II A.-M.Saturday, LDrch 16.4.30 A.M.Saturday, March 23.1.80 A M.Cabin Passage, $60.(SO, and $100: iateimediate, $35.Steerage Tickets to and from ell parts of Europe at very low rater.For freitbt and passage apply to the Company\u2019» Office», 9 Bowling Green, New York.VERNON H.BROWN ft CO., General Agent».Or, to\tR.1C.STOCKING» 83, St, Louis Strffet, Quebec.January 30, 1889, Sxbvi a .Ktecbia.Aubakia.Umbbia.,.Sekvia.i;4i ' COMPAGNIE GENERALE ' 1 TRÂNSATLANHQUE.FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE Pier (new) Nc.43 North River, foot c f Merten fHie»t- La BRETAGNE.Sat.Feb.2, 6 A.M.La NORMANDIE.Sat.Feb 9, Neon La GAFOOGNE.Sat.Feb.16, 6 A.** La CHAMPAGNE.Bat.Fib.28, ll A.M For passage, apply to f- FORGET,\tR.M ssrOCKING, 8, Bowling Green,\t82, St.Louis Stieei, New York.\tQuebec.January 89,1889.\tmchlT-Lm ¦3.ODEBEC ASB LEVIS F1BBT.March 1888 tb,eat-Lm The-steameks onbithis;;febr*6 (Ice.and weather permitting), W.u 1.L:tiA:V QUEBEC.|\tCEVffc For GBAUD TBUBK BAILWAY.?.M.P.M.l.SOLightn ngEx-prats to tbe West 6 00 Mail to the West 7.00 Mail from tbe « - W,,t« P.M.A.M.2.00 Lightning Exprès from the West.For IBTBBOOLOtfIA L RAILWAY, \\ A.M.J\t\u201d 7.80 Mail tc Halifax and Areommo* dation to R.dn Loup.10.80 Mail to R.dn b*np.P.M.7.00 Mixed from R __du Loup.C7 is P.M.2.») Msilfroi Leap, 5.00 Accommodation to R.dn Lou^, f»r QUEBEC 0ERTBAL RAILWAt,\u201d',*\u2018 P.N.\t|\ta.M.13.80 Exprre to 8her-\t} 11.80 Mixed\tfrom\tft.tuooU\t} Joseph, i ptjf\tr 1 SO Mixed\tto\tfit,\tI 8 bO Express\tfrom Joseph.\tI\t* January 21, 1880.Shot bt coke* PKBTIKG OF ALL MBS nSTE-A.TXi'ST -AND- CHEAPLY EXECUTED -A-T THH OyyiCH] OF -TaeczEi- boo: x'^crrxj aa «« 3Eto., 9Eto l3MX> ZBXXjXj Uto.Ito.PAH it ill FHtls Sills TO- SUIT THE PUBLIC TASTE Orders fr« ni (he\tribiw diaCelFiattendedto August 28 1868 5^997 THE MORNING CHRONICLK, /THURSDAy, JAKUAltlf 31.1889 NBA ADVERTI8EMEHT3.WXBKLT CmOSICLK.Ko'.loe\u2014Qaebee B*ok.Tendon Wanted\u2014D Pottingsr.Ifotice\u20143 Dombrnwski.Dram r\u2019abioet Manufacturing Como an y\u2014Jaa Thornton.* Hooaea to Let\u2014Wet*on Hunt k Son T«len Eeqniiei\u2014Edward FoUy.The Geographical Society of Qutbtc\u2014F D Ttau.New Book»\u2014Dawaon k Co.Oeetoma Sale\u2014A J Max ham 4 Co.Qoebee ^tow Shoe Cinb\u2014C C Smith.Anation Sale of a Town Reaidono\u2014Teenier, Delage k de Le y.Card\u2014Broadway Hotel, Broadway, N Y.QUEBEC BANK.Till Bills st Wl|gsk But \u2022WILL BE- PTmrFWTO) at PAR AT THE OFFICES OF THE EanMEritigli North Âionca Retira StaUf.BV I.J.MAXHAM&CO.CUSTOMS SALE.The undersigned have been imtracted by the Acting C 1 ector o* Oostome to tell the following good a, seized and condemned for infraction of the Cnetoma Lawa : 14 Barrel» Spirits, 10 Doe.Table Knives and Forks, and enndry other articles.SALE AT THE EXAMINING WAREHOUSE, ON My, the 4th Feb., at 11 o\u2019cioeL A.J.MAXHAM k CO., Auctioneer*.Jannary SI, 1?89.Quebec Snow-Shoe Glnh.SMOKING CONOERT.-IN THE- Provinces o f British Columbia and Manitoba ; UTD AT THX OPTICS* OF THS BASK OF NOVA SCOTIA, IN New Brunswick, Nora Scotia and Ptince Edward Island.The Bills of the Bank of Nova Scotia are now taken at par, at the Office* of the Quebec Bank, in Ontario and Quebec.Quebec, 30th\u2019January, 1889.January SI, 1S89.\tB ¦TBCTE Will be ready THIS DA Y, (Thursday,) at 11 A.M.It will contain Opening of the Ontario Legislature ; Causes for Divorce in the States ; Prof.Boyce on the American Commonwealth ; A Brilliant First ; From Whitechapel to Jamaica ; Our Great Railways ; Albani ?The Transhipment of Fish ; Our Dairy Industry ; An Historical Ball ; Southern Italy ; Quebec Baptist Church ; Column for the Ladies ; Sporting News ; Poetry; Our Chess Cdlumn ; Editorial Matter ; Local, Shipping and Telegraphic News.Price, Five Cents.For sale at This Office, and at all the News Depots.SI, 1889.TENDERS REQUIRED.POUCS BO AU».gEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECKTV- __ad by tho aaderdgned until SATURDAY.the NI- TH day of Feb uary next, at Noon, for tboTollowiog artie\u2019e* requirad for the ose of the Police Force :\u2014 51 Tunica in Bine Clo h.4| Pair* of Paata in Blue Cloth or Caahmare of the tame color.81 Tunicn and 61 Pain of Panta, Blue Serge.61 Pain erf Summer Boots (Gatten) in French Qalftkin.61 Helmet*.61 Robber Costa.The Boots ead Helmet* to be according to ¦ample to be seen in the office of the Chief of Police.Partin tendering are required to send in Button* and all other insignia for the Tunics will be fuw i rice will do well to examine these inrtiumente and make a choice, at A.Lavipe's Music Store, 56, tAUKUiUE STREEI.January 10, 1819.\t»plS8-Lm & H LECTURE COURSE OF l883-'89.11 H E THIRD LFCTItre ' OF TBO Course will be delivered in the Lcctui Room of the Society, on THURSDAY EVEN ING, tbe 31st January, at 8.15 o\u2019clock, by W.c.H.WOOD, Esq.FuSject .\u2014\u201cJohn Keata\u201d GEORGEISTEWART, J*., President.Jannary 80, 1889.\tB THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholder», for the Election of Directors, and transaction cf general business, will be held in the Office of the Company, St.Joceph St re t, St.Sauvent, on TUESDAY, Ihe 5th FEBRUARY.1889, at 2.30 o'clock P.M.Tbe Ballot Box will remain open from 8 till 4 o\u2019cUck P.M.on that day.The Transfer Book will remain elossd from da\u2019e till tie 5th February next.Quebec, 24th Jaiuary, 1889.8.MOORE, Sea-Trass.Jammy 23, 1889.\t25,«B,*l&fem>t> 117272 ÛC LU DÛ LU LU ÛC » t- < (I) D 0 J o h « fi fi s fi fi H H c§ BH oo w BH CO n g-M P\u201c>* LIEBIG COMPANY\u2019S EXTRACT OF MEAT.FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT ' FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, _\t4\t.\tMADE DISHES & SAUCES.Cookery Books post Ire® on spplica.on.\tr# ^ ^ ^ ^\tGrooerm, \u2022#» Ask for the COMPANY\u2019S Extract, and see *ad ch«utj.that it bears Baron Liebig\u2019s Signature *£2 cross the\t»\u2022 F«n«harch Ar*D\u201c\u2019 London, EngUnd.in Blue Ink across the Label.MnrH i**.Lm-to-thnr CHINIC El wm k METHOT BUILDING, LOWES TOWN.SPATS ! ST.LEON is indiap«M»ble for; Kidney, User sod dtanuch'Campkiata.For mis, wholesale and Ntai.by GIVGRAS,;i ANGLOISTAICIE., Opposite thelOnrdinalate.May 33,189«.\t«pUO-Lm SRIF^ING OCEAN ITEAKAEIF ABlUVALS.Jany 80\u2014The Cnfie \u201c \u2014State of t'ennsylvania Arrived mi New York Fnm.Liverpool Gltegow Domr mdaM potton Conipany, 60 naked, ii icoeltt^a Cotton Company, 146 to 136.Second Board.Bvik of Montreal.226?to 225.Quebec Bank, 1174 to UO*.i tuno b.nk, 126?to 126.\t\u2019 B »n iue do Peuple, 108 ta 101.¦rtolaon\u2019* B.»i k, 1W to 15ft* Bank of Toronto.313 offered.Banque Jacques-Cartinr, 98 to 93.Merchant\u2019s Bank, 138 to 187 ; «a!ea, 15sh»r#t at 187.Uoioa Bank, 97 to 93.! Oomuiero*.!.118$ to 117?.Imperial Bank, 136 offered.Federal Bank.76 offered, n uirna Tnietcrapn . W«at I .and Company.684 9d to 63a ; aalea, 60 share* at 6da ; 100 ah area at 62a 9d.îlohi-nen and Ontario Navigation Company, 56 to 86$.City Paaeenner Railway Company, 195 to 187?.M >\tG«* Company, 198$ to 197$ ; «aléa, 60 aharea at 198.~a4v* ( t'v Railway 68 to 61$ ; aa ej, 26 a hare* at 57?.Canada Cotton Company, 34 to 30.Dnriciao Cotton Company, 60 to 36.Hochelaffa Cotton Co.116 to 135.¦Pricks in Liverpool.\u20141 he following ate the Uiverpool quotationa for each day of the past weik the pricea of wheat and flour being top figure* L E L C->.1 case to Oauvreau, P> lietier ft 00.! 1 do to Dyonnet ft Amyot.2 bales to G R I lienf ew ft c >.6 brl* to F T Thomas.2 ca e*.1 box to J B Lastner ft Fils.6 sewing machine* to Turn«r Bros, 62,400 lbs corn to Renaud ft co.27.830 lbs corn, 182 sacks to Keith ft co.537 socks to F Pobquin 1 cask to Quebec ft L E L Co.67 bdls to H S Scott ft 1 co.54 boxe < to M Hogan.1 do to P Pla-mondoo.4 do.1 brl t> C O Simard.8 boxes to C E Ry.35 do to D McManamy.3 caae-» to vtcCall, Shehyn & co.2 do to 'I hibau ieau, Freres ft co.do to Chinio Hardware Co 1 ! brl, 3 cases to Ed Durand, i cask to F Uour-deaa.Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, 60 oeute.No ex top 1 n will be made to this puls.DEATHS.In this city, at 6 00 a.m.on January the 29 h instant, in child bi th, Barbara Hesse beloved wife of Lewi* B»ll-r aged 40 yean.The funeral service will be held at her late residence, 288 St John street, at 2.00 p m.this d#y, the c .rt ge pr.-ceeding thence to Mount Kerim n t'emet^ry.Friends and relations are respe:tfully inv.t^d to attend.tAT Montreal.New Jersey and New York patera please o py.At St.Hyacinthe, on the 30th instant Dame Adeln Raymond, widow of t ho late Judge A.N.Morin.Her funeral will take place at St.Hyacinthe, on Satuiday, the 2nd day of February next.Relations nd friends are requested to attend without any further notice.\u2022K wf > o\u2019ooTc's CO CD o co to p S' \u202296 -wr \u2022S6 ,n«f tz -Wf \u20228C \u2019ugf \u202236 -«f Q rt ©to © r-o\u2019o »« ©oo«© 0^0 ^*03 ©©OOO d s®®- ¦ r.t«oe.wio©rt :ss JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE LOT OF SPATS ! Just Bitiiiti ni t» Fie ÜI : gyjj gpjfj j BL01 SFATS JD^.RODGERS & SOM\u2019S O TJ T Xi E K; OF BYE iY DESCRIPTION In TABLE KNIYES, POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, &c Probabl Kies lor the Next M Hours for the It.Itftwreace.e^t.etc Tobonto.January 80\u2014Lower St Lawrence-Fair aud cold weather ; snow fslla to-oight or to-morrow.Gnlf\u2014Moderate winds, fair and cold weather.Hail Steamers.Sarnia\u2014The Dominion Line Royal Mail as \u201cSarnia,\u201d Capt Jos.Gibson, with mails and nemengere, sails from Halifax for Liverpool on Saturday next.Her mails close at the Quebec | Post Office to-morrow morning.Oregon .\u2014The Dominion Line R.M.S.\u201cOrevon,\u201d Capt.Williams, is the next eteamer to arrive at Halifax from Liverpool, with mails and passenger*.Allan Line.Circassian\u2014The R.M.S.\u201cCboMtian,\u201d Capt j Barrett, from Liverpool, via Halifax, arrived at | Portland at 4.SO yesterday mornirg.Hibernian.\u2014The as \u201cHibernian,\u201d Captain Brown, from Glasgow, arrived at Boeton at | 10.00 p.m.on Tuesday.American Shipbuilding.\u2014America may be ahead of us in many thing» ; but m the building of shipe we can claim superiority.A New _ -\tearooea\u2014Wheat omet 1 York journal tells of a parfajd weiral °f\tj Cargoeson passage\u2014\\Vheat firm ; maize, steady.down sAêty udcI BRys» Tn 1884 Rod I\tTiiino Whrfit Btcudv \u2022 iD&izo stoAdv.1885 the tonnage of the wooden vesselssstafloat »\tLane-Wheat atesqy , jnaue, sxeaay.was so small that utter extincti n of the business was f eely predicted.Now, however, something o©oe*ooom©oooo ocoo JOHN TAYLOR, General Storekeeper, Montreal The Fencing to be delivered from time to time as required by the Company.Payment will be made in three months after delhery.Tenders endorsed \u201cTender for Wire Fenc-ng,\u201d and addressed to the uadersigned, will be received on or before Thursday, January 31st.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.Montreal, January 7.b, 18-9.Januaty 21, 1889.HULK «CI.PUBLIC NOTICE I* HEREBY GIVEN.that the Kevereni Uric line Ladies of Quebec have added to their principal Agency hers, the Local Agency for the Collection of tha Ground Rents, SeL norial Dues, Commutation of Titles, ftc, on Property aituate in Montcalm Wari and £t John\u2019s Suturba, heretofore managed by J.A.K Chaperon,\u2019Esquire, N.P., and that fiom tbisvfate J.A CHA^LEfeOIS, Esquire, of number 81, St, Pxtkk Stbzkt, shall be the Sols Agent of the Ursuline Ladies in Quebec.33R.ST, CATHERINE, Cf the Ursuline Lad es of Quebec, Dc poaitaire.Quebec, 12 January, 18c.9.1 January 15,1889.\tAm Turkey» do Partridge, per brace.Black Duck, do.?uail, per brace.raine Chickens, do.Potatoes, (early roae) per bua.Oats.\tdo 84 lbs.Salt Butter per b.Freeh do do .Do do do (prints).Cheese, per lb.$ 13 B s, per dozen.0\t26# _ple Sagar, per lb.?\t* Applea, per brl (new).ÎI5 ® Lemons, per box.3 ou a Palermo lemons do .6 50 \u2022 Valencia oranges per case.5 60 a Dates per lb.Î Onions, per brl, new.2\t25\ta Almeira Grapes.1\t^ Hay, per 100 bdls.9\tCO a\t10\t00 Straw, do .»\ta\tÏ Wood, per cord(2ft.6 in).\t8 60 e\t4\t60 \"\t\"\t(3 feet).3\t60 #\t6\t60 0 11 6 60 5\t60 0 04 6\t00 0 40 6 26 0 75 1 00 5\t00 0 60 1\tCO 0 75 1 60 0 60 0 48 0 23 0 26 0 30 0 12$ 0 30 0 09 3\t00 4\tCO 6\t00 6 00 0 06 2\t50 5\t00 LEATHER MARKET (B KT}A I L .) Spanish Sole, No.1, per lb.90 24 a Do No.2.Slaughter Sole, No.I.Harness Leather.Waxed Upper.Buff aud Pebbled Cow, per foot Patent Cow.Enamelled Cow.Calfskins, heavy, per lb.Do light.Splits, small.Do.large.0 21 a 0 26 \u2022 0 28 a 0 35 a 0 13 a 0 15 \u2022 0 15 a 0 50 a 0 60 a 0 24 a 0 26 \u2022 0 25 0 23 0 27 0 81 0 40 0 15 0 17 0 17 0 60 0 75 3 28 0 30 HIDES AND SKINS.Bills.Steers Do.do do No 2 5 30 r 8 00 7 00 Custom Dctiks\u2014 tb« following is the amom t of untie* collected at the Ourtom H^nsr, f>ne->, for the week ending January 3Cth, 1889.\u2014 914,518.35.Gold Exohanom\u2014 n Gold.*'89J Sterling;Ki* ob»ng*.4.>7.Latkst Eubofxak Mabkits.\u2014Livwpool, January 33, 11.80 a.m.\u2014Cotton, steady.Ame-an Middlings.5$d.Montreal block market- January SO.First Board.Bank of Mrntreal, 226 to 224?; sales, 16 shares at 225$.Quebec Bank, 117 to 116$.Ontario Bank, 127 to 126.Banque du Peuple, 108 to 104.Moleon\u2019* Back, 165 to 157$.Bank of Toronto.212$ offered.Banque Jaoques-Oartier, 98 to 93.Warobant\u2019s Hank.137$ to 136.Union Bank, 97 to 93.Back of Commerce.118$ to 117?; sales, 90 shares at 118.Imperial Bank, 136 offered.Federal Bank, 75 offered.M rtreoi Telegraph Company.89$ to 88$.North-West Land Company, 66s to 62*.ttiensi n and Ontario Navigation Company, 56 to 55.N>w York Stock Markkt, Jan.30.1 p.m.\u2014 Stocks steady ; American Express, 109$ ; Canadian Pacifie, 51$ ; D ft H, 138$ ; Delaware and Lackawana, 141 ; Lake Shore, 102| ; Michigan Central, 85$ ; Northern Pacific, do preferred, 60?; St Paul, 66 ; do preferred, 102$ ; Union Pacific, 63$ ; Western Union Telegraph, 84?.Latcbt Products Markkts.\u2014Nkw York, January 30\u2014Cotton steady ; Uplands, 9$d ; Orleans, 10$d ; futures barely steady ; sellers January at 9,i 3 ; sellers February at 9,66 ; sellers March at 9,78; sellers April at 9,83, ^Flour barely steady ; receipts 14,000 brla ; sales, 4,000 brla zed winter wheat including low grades extra at 3,05 to 8,50 ; fair to fancy at 8,65 to 5,60, Rye floor quiet at 3,00 to 8 30.Rye inactive ; State at 55c to 59a Barley quiet ; State at 86$o to 86c.Wheat quiet ; receipts, 6,000 bus ; sales, 1,284,000 bus ; sellers February at 93go to 94c ; sellers March at S5c to95$o ; sellers May at 97?c t'>97$c; sellers June at 978c to 97?c; sellers July at 94$c : sellers August at 9l$c : sellers December at 94$c.Corn easier ; receipts, 40.000 bus ; sales, 104,000 bus including No 2 sellers February at 43|o ; new mixed western at 39$c to 441s ; old mixed western at 43$c to 44$a Oats dull ; receipts, 63.000 bus ; sales, 120,000 bus ; State at 33$o to 89$o ; western at 28$c to 39$c, Pork quiet ; new mess at 13,25 to 13,50.Lard dull at 7.30.Batter sttady ; State dairy at 18c to 26c.Cheese firm at lOo to 12$c.Sugar, quiet : powdered, 5$o ; granulated, 7o ; crushed 8c.Eggs at 16 to 16$c.Ubiosqo.ILL.Jan.SO.\u2014The leading futures closed as follows :\u2014Wheat ; No 2 sellers January at9l$c ; sellers February at 94$c ; sellers May at 98$c ; sellers June at 94?; seflere July at 89flc.Corn\u2014No 2.sellers January at 85$o ; seller* March at 35?o ; sellers Mav at 36$o.Oats\u2014No.* sellers January at 25c ; sellers Fetruary at 25$c ; sellers May at 27$c.Mesa Pork\u2014sellers January at.11,75 ; sellers March at 11,85 ; sellers May at 12,10.Lard\u2014sellers February at 7.02$ ; sellers March at 7,05 ; sellers May at 7,12$.Short Ribs\u2014sellers February at 6,17$ ; tellers March at 6 25 ; sellers May at 6,37$.Cash quotation* were as follows :\u2014No.2 spring wheat and No 2 red at 94$c t > 9!$b.No 2 Corn sellers at 85$c bid.No 2 Oats sellers at 25c.Mesa Pork\u2014eellers at 11 75 to 11,80.Lard aellers at 7,02$ to 7,05, Short riba sidea.at 6.17$ to 6,20.Dry salted shoulders at 6.00 to 6,12$.Short clear sides at 6,25 to 6,87$.Receipts\u2014Flour 18,000 brls ; 22,000 bus wheat ; 230,000 bus corn ; 150,000 bus oats ; 6,000 bus rye ; 76,000 bus barley.Shipment»\u2014Flour 9,000 btls ; 17,000 bus wheat; 57,000 bui corn ; 68,000 bus oats ; 1,000 boa rye ; 27,000 bua barley.IMPORTS.Pkb Express Companies for week ending January SC\u20141 box to Lt-Col Fraser.1 pkge to J B Laliberte.1 do to G Lefairre.1 do to B L LeMoine.1 do to B P Murphy.1 box to J Hayden.1 turtle to St Louis Hotel.1 box to J A Laiiglait.1 bdl to J T Lachance.1 keg to D McManamy.1 pkve to Robitaille ft co, 1 do to P Bidegare.1 box to J H Bot-tvrell ft co.1 do to T Lavoie.1 do to B Leonard.1 pkge to M Breen.1 valise to J Mathew n.1 pkge to Kobii a lie ft co.1 box to N Dery.1 do to H Belanger.1 do to D Talbot, i pkge to A Toussaint ft co.1 bdl to J Doran.1 box to P Gagnon.1 do to Robitaille ft co.1 do to W A Marsh.1 bdl to T Hamel.1 do to Dyozwet ft Amyot.1 pkge to order.1 do to Gagnon ft co, 1 do to Turner Broe.1 box to W Brunet.1 pci to J H Patry.1 bdl to T J Moots.1 box to J F Belleau.1 do to D Grenier.2 tube to O O Simard.1 pkge to G R Renfrew ft cx 1 do to W A Marsh.1 do to O Migner.1 do to W Stanley.1 brl to Quebec ft L E L Co.Pkb Railway Comp a mbs for week ending January 30\u201410 b'uces to F C Silcocks 1 case to P Garneau ft Fils.1 bdl to J E Woodley, 1 keg t° G Bresse.1 case to J Amyot ft Frere, 1 case to Joa Hamel ft co.8 ca-es to A Joseph ft Son.1 do to Supérieures de l\u2019Hospice de Miséricorde, 68 bale* to J Brown ft co, 1 box to w Ford.2 pails to C O Simard, 16 boxes to J E Martineau.3 boxes to H S Scott ft co.1 pcs marble to L MaraiMa.3 ca«es, 1 pci to J Amyot ft Frere.4 bd s to J B Laliberte.10 boxes to Jeffrey, Montreal! & co, 1 pkge to L P Poulin 2 esses, 2 bal -s to Glover, Fry ft co.1 pci to McCall, Shehyn ft co.300 sacks to J F McLaughlin ft Bro.1 case to F Lucre.100 boxes to K Barden.17 boxes to Lang!ois ft Paradis.2 bale*, 2> cases to order.10 bags to Whitehead ft Turner.O.Scasesto A Joseph ft Son.64 do to La Compagnie d\u2019importation Française.2 casks to D S Kickaby.2 bdls to order.4 cases to W McLincont ft S n.3 do to Thibaudenu, Freres ft co.4 cases to Wm Jacques.1 hex to Quebec ft L E LOo.1 case to N Lemieux ft Noel.1 do to A E VallereuL 16 boxes to F Gourdeau.1 case to A B Dupuis.4 boxes to P Plamondon 3 bales to J Ha nel ft Frere*.2 pkgs to McCall, Shehyn ft oo.3 cases to P Garneau, Fils ft co 6 do, 1 bale to Thibaudeau, Frerei ft co.5 cases to Z Paquet.Spkgs to Gauvreau, Pelletier ft co.4 cases to J Hamel ft co.2 pkgs to McCall, dhehyn & co.1 case to J Amyot ft Frere 7 do to P Garneau, Fils ft co 8 do to P Garneau.Fils ft co.8 do to Thibiudeau, Frere ft oo.3 do to Z Paquet.2 pkgs to Gauvreau, Pelletier ft co.5 canon to J Hamel ft co.3 oo to W Md imont ft Son.13 pkgs to McCall, Shehyn ft co.2 cases to P Garneau, Fill ft co.16 do to Thibaudeau, Frere ft co.IdotoJ ft.Langlaja.1 pkge to Gauvreau, Pelletier ft co.1 case to J Hamel ft oo.1 do to W McLimont ft S6n.5 sewing machines to Turner Bros \u2022 39,980 lbs corn to W Carri-x 500 peaks to Geo Tanguay.116 pails to Corner ft Son.84 bbxrn.r of BrHge and K ng Stieets, with Bakeiy, Ovens and Specially adapted for a Confectioner or Baker\u2019s Establishment.Apply to MEREDITH ft COUTURE, Notaries Public, Quebec January, 1, 1889.\tAm-p Furnace.UlElREW&Co.FURRIERS TO THE QUEEN.OFFICE IN BUILDING 60, Peter Street, at present occupied by Besvar Oil Co.H.S.SCOTT ft CO., 60, Peter Street.January 29, 1889.______________ To be Let, From 1st m ky next, the House and t remises No.4^ Lwal Street, Rampai tv coma ning t-even Roomr, Kitchen, Bath, ftc., all in tho best of repair.Apply to J.B.PARKIN, N.P.January 26,1889.____________tf For Sale or to lie Let, From 1st may next.House No.83, Ber.helot Street, with Garden.¦ sit ! A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION I» -OF- Apply to P.January 26, 18c9.A.SHAW, N.P.F For Sale or to Let, A Ft fc=> PQ 59.ESPLANADE, WITH immediate possession if requir- ___ Gin be rern dsily between the hours of 8 and 5 P.M.« Apply to BIGNELL, AUSTIN ft BORLASE, St.Peter Street.* January 26,1889.\tF I For Sale or to Let.ST.mHE LARGE PREMISES X known as the Union Hotel, Palace Street.2ND.fTtHOSE EXTENSIVE AND X i eautifully Situated premiies, with water, drainage, garden, ftc., and free from Toll, the reii fence of John Burrough*, Etq , at St.Foy Toll-Gate.Apply to L.F.BURROUGH?, Advocate, St.Peter Street.January 24, 18S9.\tAm First-Class Furs.THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN Far Lined Mantles, Boag, (Collars, Muffs, IN ALL Tfig FASHIONABLE Perfect Fitting [Seal-Skin Jackets and Newmarkets n Specialty.Only the best Alaska Seal» kept in Stock.November 14.1888.marSl-Im CHURCH SOCIETY \u2014\u2014OF THE* Diocese of Quebec.January 19,1889.LEGISLATIVE NOTES, HON.J.MCSHANE GRANTED AN APPEAL.He will Arrive in Towq To-Day to Take His Seat.HIS FRIENDS JUBILANT.NOTICE OF PMEBSHIP.VrOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN MR.J.GEO.GARNEAU das been admitted a member of.our firm ainoe the 1st December list.P.GARNEAU FILS ft CIE.January 28, 1889.The news that Hon.J.McSbane had been granted au appeal created quite an excite-mint in uolitical circles here yesterday afternoon, aud the honorable gentleman\u2019s friends were particularly jubilant over it.Private telrgrama received from Mr.McShane state that be will arrive here thia afternoon to Uke and hold hia aeat, pending tne deciaiou of the appeal, The Select Committee appointed to conai-der the tolbgate question met this merning and organized, with Mr.Pilon aa ohairman.The Standing Orders Commi\u2019tee reported favorably on the petition of the Gaape Short Line, aud this, aa well aa the other two bills, to incorporate the Northern Central and tie Eastern Rrilwaya, which are supposed to form part of the Northern Pacific's alleged scheme to get an independent outlet from Sault Sir.Mme to the seaboard through Ontario and Quebec, were introduced in the Aisimbly yesterday afternoon.The Municipal Code Committee yesterday rejected Mr.Robidoux\u2019s bill proposing to pre re it any persons having any interest whatever on (.btairfing a licence to keep a tavern or hotel, from holding teats in the Municipal Councils.Hoc.Louis Baaubien and Aldermau White, of Montreal, are expee\u2019ed here thia morning to interview the Government with reference to the permanent holding of the Provincial Exhibition in Montreal.Yesterday morning, tome of the pro^rietrr« of Beauport Asylum bad a long interview with the Governin'nt, presumably in relation to their contract, but the result has not transpired.The OaWlininiiü Electioo.Qrtc Fire Assurance Cot.Notice is hereby given that the Annual lien-'r-.l Meeting of the Share- holJrr?vi\u2019l V>- h Id u\u2019.ihe O mq any\u2019» Oflicre, 81 St.I\u2019»t-r iire^t.on MoMaî.lleiMayofFtapeit, At TWO o'clock P.M., to receive a Statement of the affaire, and K\u2019ect Directors for the ensuing year.By order of the Board, WM.W WELCH, Secretary.J rat ary 19, 1883 Hamilton, Ont., J»»'.30\u2014Mr.Coulter, Libera), has bien elected by 37 majority for Haldimand.Dr.Montague, the late member, who wm unseated, was hi* opponent.KT \u201cGeorge my dear.\u2019 Well, what is it 7 bring me hi me a little of July of Cuoumber and Rose* for my chapped bat>ai it ia the only thing wi l cure them \u201call right, any drugnut it I suppose.\u2019 Wm.A.Dyer ft Co., GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.BAKER\u2019S .Wsrrnntcdabsoluielt/Vur* Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil has been removed.It has mors than three timet the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, arid is therefore far more economical, catling Uu than cne cent a cup.It Is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, eaally digested, and admirably adapted for Invalid* as well as for persons In health._______ Sold by Grocers everywhere, W.BAKER & CO., Dittr, Ha December 27,1888\tso-tbur-L\u2019u Store to Let.That desirable first- clsst New Store, with modern improvements, forming corner of Dalhonsie and St.Andrew Streets, Lower Town, adjoining Me*rre.Beaudet, Le-faivre and Garneau, Hardware Merchant*.Pcesevsion 1st May next.For particulars, apply to ALEXANDER GAUVREAU, N.P.1 84, Peter Street.{January 22,1839.\tL To Let, rpHAT COMFORTABLE I Dwelling No.10',D\u2019Aiguillon Stre t, rv w occupied \u2022 y .E.La-force.Poecetaion 1st May.Apply to V.W.LaRUB.N.P., 28, 8k Ann Street.January 21,1889.\ttf jiiii i»»r« To be Let, SUITABLE FOR OFFICE*.\u2014 The Ground and Third Flats of No.84, Garden Street, facing ths rear entrance to the Court House.Repairs will be made to auit Tenants.Immediate pcasession.Apply to J.B.PARKIN, N.P.January 19, 1889.\ttf To be Let, From ut may next, that con vt nient Dwelling H?nae r'SiCTj No.2$, Palare S'reel,'at 1 \"lliSS ooccp ed by Mia* Butler aa a Boarding Houb\\ Rent, £45.DAVID A.KOS?, 116, Mountai Street.January 17.18E9._________I oo FOR SALE, That valuable farm at char- leibourg, on the macadamized road, about three miles from this City, belonging to Estate late James Clearibue, containing (185) one hundred and eighty-five sores, more cr le«S with a Urge two-atory Ftone House, Stables, Bornr, ftc , Ac.Partiel wi-hing to examine properly can do so by applying to ALEXANDER BISSET, No.16, St.Valrer Street.For particulars, apply to WM.SIMONS, No.4, St.Nicholas Street.January 16, 1889.\tAm keeps Montreal.M Chance to M-Keepers and House Proprietors ! ! ! THE UNDERSIGNED IS OFFERING, at an enormous sacrifier his very large and bra ititully assorte 1 STOCK OF WALL PAPER'.rniOjiriaing the Latest L'es'gns, to m Uj room for Spring In portation.TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.DIS COUNT on aU C>sh Sal*.MTPainting aud Papering done at reasonable prices F\tDAVID KERR, 64, St.John Street.January 1,1889.\tBm BLEAK HOUSE POE'SALE.That large and desir able Doab\u2019e House, beautifully situated on the Grande Aile», with grounds, the whole ompriaing three lots cf 30 feet each, on a depth f 120 feet.The house can easily be made into one lodging to auit a large fsnailv.Poises-fen can be had on 1st of May next by any one purchasing before 1st of February.Apply to TESSIER, DELAGE ft db LERY, f\tNotaries.Januarv 1*, 1887.\tAm-p J^OTICEflS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNUAL MEETING -OF THE \u2014 Qor^ocietpMmîOüÈc, For the reception of the Annual Repoita, the Accoaoto of the Society, the Diocasan Board acd Clergy Trust Funds, aud for the flection of Officers for the Central Board, Diooeren Board, Clergy Tr< at Committee, also for ths final consideration or adoption of the following proposed By-Law, retd for the first tain the First day of February, 1888 : Whereas under the Statute of the Province Quebec, 45 Y Chap.68, thia Society is authorised to demolidate the Endowment Fonde, for the support of varioua Parishes sad Mission* with n tho Diotesa of Quebec, placed and h-ieifter to be placed in the hands of this Society trader deeds of trust for investment, so far as to distribute any losaea tbit may occur through failure in investments proportionately over the whole ; and whereas by such const li-dation every P.iiah and Mission would in great measure be secured from lots which might occur by the total or partial fdlur of it» investments, therefore it is enacted That all the Endowments so p'aced, and hereafter to be plac'd in the hands of this Society te.sni the same are, consolidated for such distribution of lessee : provided never!he-lets, that no Parish or Mission eba'l be affected by, or come under the operation of tha present By-Law, until thia Society shall hava received a formal certificate in writing, aimed by the Incumbent and Churchwardenr of every congregation in ibe Parish or Mission, dtelating that, it has been decided at a regular meeting of raid ce agrégation, that the PIrish or Mission coroeoti to come unde?the operation of the present By-Law, and to incur the obligation imposed by su h consolidation, ard desires o ottvin the benefits which may arise tbrrefrom.That in the event of losa in any Endowmax.t Fund of any Pariah or Misaion which has so certified it* content and de-ire to come under thia By-Law, such low shall be distributed over all the Endowments which are under the operation ot this By-Law, and shall be bo mo proportionately by the whole of such Endowments.Also for the final consideration or sdo|it)ow of following alteration of the Society's By-Laws, which were parsed for the first time on the 16th day of November, 18>8 : In Article V.Psge £9, By-Laws, In Second Lice expunge the words \u201cTen Shillings\u201d and substitute \u201cTwo Dollar*.\u201d In S cond Parr graph expunge the words \u201cTwelve Pounds Ten Shillicgi\u201d and substituts \u201cFifty Dollais.\u201d Article VII.Psge 4?, By l aws, In the Seventh Lue substitute the word* \u201cOne Dollar \u2019 for the words \u201cFiveShil inys.\u201d Ar'cle XIII.Page 50, By Laws, Fourth Lice, Paragraph B, substitute the word \u201cMission\u2019\u2019 for the word \u2019\u20188nr.tentation.* Eighth Lire, Paragraph B, Page 51, substitute \u2018 Two-Tbirda\u201d for \u201cOne-Half.\u201d Second Line, Paragraph C, Page 51, after the word \u201cPresident\u201d insert the words \u201cthe Archdeacon cf Quebec,\u201d and in the Eighth Lina, after the word \u201cBoard\u201d insert the words \u201cof the Treaeuigr of the.Synod.\u201d In Eighth Line, Page Fifty-Three, substitute \u201cISSy for 'TSSD \u201d In Twelfth Line, substitute \u201c9703\u201d for \u201ctSiO.\u201d In Th'rteenth Lite, substitute \u2019^SO\u201d for \u20189700.\" In Fcurtcenth Line, substitute *9 00\u201d for \u201c9750.\u201d\t* In Fifteenth Line, substitute \u201c$850\u201d for \u201c9-iO* And for the tranrrcthn of general hr will be held in the To Let, TWO OFFICES IN UNION Bank Building.|Immediate possession if required.Apply UNION BANK OF CANADA Feoruary 2 1888.1111 NATIONAL SCHOOL, -ON- Wednesday, the 6th dâÿ of February next, At '4 WO o'clock In the! After aeon By order THOMAS RICHARDSON, Sccntuw Janu 17, 1889.7 98069821 THE MORNING CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JANÜAKY 31, 188» POWDER Absolutely Pure.Tfci« povdw MT«r TWtM.4 m*rir*l of ority, «traogth «ad wbolowmanei, More ooaomioal tb*n tha ordinary rind a, and cannot \u2022 so id ta oo ta potation with tha nmltitada of «hort; w«i«bt alutn or phoaphata Sold only in mm.SoTat Baxiso Powoaa Oo.106.Wall rl.Y.; ^«ank ».IW Lan AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAH IT IS PBOPKB TO INFORM mim HousiEsifiiis -THAT THE- BEST OAKES An mada with the aid of the CELEBRATED COOK\u2019S FRIEND tTlirss.Correspondence intended for this colomn and exchanges should be addressed \u201cChxüS Editor Morning Chronicle, Qükbkj,\u201d *7 PB 5 38 P tk s P ch, Win* 37 P Q R 6 Blessings In Blsgnise\u2014Bli'ton nnd Beethoven.Qaebee, Thursday, January 31st, 1889.Problem No.493.By Epbrem St.Maurice, Montreal.(item Montreal Gazette ) Black\u20144 pieces.Milton tits musing in the porch, The bright bine tky above him.Hot cannot see the light of Heaven, Or smiles of those who love him ; Bat, thongh the otter darkness hides The earthly from his vision, He sees the bowers of Paradise And splendonrs of the Elyaian ; He learns from aagels at his side Creation\u2019s awfal story.And looks upon them face to face Undaxzled by their glory ! who was also snifsring from violent headaehe and g neral «etkners.The aervant wan then called up and she managed to get down stairs, tboush also very ill.In the meantime, Mr.Poitras had Irst consciousness, bat, sfrer the dorrs and windows had been opened, he re vived.The family were cb'iged to evacuate the house for several hours aft \u2022rwards.n.Beethoven, Mosic\u2019s great high priest, Whose heaven-bora fancies capture The tangled skeins of Harmony And weave them into rsptnre ; Hears not the voice of human kind, Nor sonnd of life and motion ; Nor tampsets on the echoing hills Nor moan on restless ocaan\u2014 And yet in silence of his mind Can hear the throb and thunder Of jubilant hymns and solemn chants.And lays of I tod lays of Love snd Wonder.A Wonderful Invbntion.\u2014A new, and one of the most osefol articles, which has ever been introduced, is now ready to be placed on the market in Qaebec city and vicinity, Messrs- Toley A Rose, of Chicago and Toronto, the inventors and proprietors of this article are now in the city for the pur-pose of making arrangements with some one man of means, to take general agency.Thoee articles corns immediately into general nse wherever Introduced.26,000 sold in Chicago the last three weeks.15,000 sold In Toronto daring the month of December, 1888 Pro* fite are very large and most increase, sa every sale makes a oootinnal.Correspondenos with reliable persons to take general agency solicited, Called at room 12.Blanchard Hotel.See the artiole and get full inform# tion.Provincial legislature.in.That thoagh relentless Fate may doss The gateways of oar sense#, rtal spirit i .White\u2014 7 pieces.White to play and mate in two moves.Solution to Problem No.491.i R K Kt 2 If Black 1 B tks R, ?Q tks Beto.\"\t1 KK3, 2RK2 etc.\u2022\u2022\t1 KB2,2PK6disohetc.\"\t1 P K 3.3 Q B 3 etc.Solved by J.B.A.\u2014A magnificent blem.Immortal spirit overleaps Their barriers snd defences.And with celestial recompense For harm and loss divins).Yields greater joys thsn fieeh affords In foretastes of the E^roal 1 To bind old Milton\u2019s rayless orbs, A light divine is given ; And deaf Beethoven hears th« hymns And harmonies of Heaven ! \u2014Charlee Mackay, in Temple Bar.pro- Canadian Chkss Association.ROUND TOWN.The Latest Local Intelligence.Tha following is the final soore in this tournament :\u2014 Social.\u2014A very snooessfal social was held I tbs evening before last in tha Montcalm Market Hall.BAKING POWDER hlah Is now so universally employed for raising ell kinds of Biseolts, Bans, Rolls, Boons, Pancakes, Johnny Oakes, Griddle Dkkee, Ac., Ac., also for Shortening Pie ernst, and Improving Boiled Paste.The ODOR\u2019S FRIEND is equal in parity to the pareet, and far ahead of any other In economic vaine.It oontainr no Ingredient that would lajarg th* most delicate stomach.totalled b; all respectable Uroeeic ne CAUTION.\u2014Be sore to boy the gena* a \u201cCOOKS FRIEND.\u201d No variation See the Trade i rom that name Is genuine.Mark on every Package.TRADE MARK May 1 1M8 GRifm'MÜUILWif \td o f\ti\t> e » & *-\ti >.\t\u2022 AM\tË*\t\u2022 J* o\t1\tX a i \t