Quebec morning chronicle, 28 avril 1892, jeudi 28 avril 1892

[" tlfüfF iitnin VOL.XLYI.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1802.NO.17,111.Quebec Central Railway.SP8W3 TRAIN SERVICE IN EFFECT APRIL llth, 1892 Trait Sam» Bitween Quebec and Boston Daily Via Quebec Central and Boston and Maine Railroads.Three** C«uh U r*rt|»aJ Kuly Tie IaIm CietnJ aaS ^\u2022«hM C*etrU Bailr«a4i.Nr Ur aid Simple* Can U Bmu«, SpriaopuHr favorite.If you want cheap wall paper go to Leonard s, 53 St.John street.Sidity with which successive shots could be slivered surpassed anything conceived of in former wars.Smokeless powder, and electric lights fir illuminating fields at night, would aggravât» the slaughter.The percentage of the troop» wounded in the next war, therefore, would exceed enormously the percentage of former ware.The dangers of the sanitary service would also be increased.The slaughter in the from lines would be tremendous, and, as the front line* would advance at greater intervale than heretofore, and the front and rear w'ould be farther separated, the work cf carrying off the wounded would be rendeted much more laborious and perilous.In » battle in which 18,000 were wounded, rofc few\u2019er than 1,000 stretchers and 2,000 porters would be needed and then it would take eight or nine hours of the hardest work to cover the field.In addition to such a grist force of porters must be reckoned the doctor» and nurses who also must be more numerous than before.Such an army of sanitary servants would be almost impossible.Soma new method for meeting the emergency must be found.It was for the Red Cross to find improvements in the sanitary service to correspond with the improvements in the w eapons of warfare.To encourage this effort was the purpose of the King and Queen in offering the prize.\u201cILLUSTRATED QUEBEC/ When Baby was rick, ws pave her Csstnrfas When die was a Cliild, ertai tor Castoria.When rhe became Miss, she clung to Castoria.When ate hod Children, the gave tiMMuCastoefe It has been a mystery to some people how Italy, a country without gold mines, could obtain the gold with which to pay the $50,-000,000 or so a year due to foreign holders of her 1 tonds.The mystery is explained awry by Mr.Dering, Secretary of the British En.» bossy in Rome, who declares that American travellers alone spend $35,000,000 a year in gold in Italy, while other foreign traveller» expend fully double that amount.This is irrespective of the money brought into the country in the form of donations to the Holy See by the 50,000 religious pilgrims who annually visit the Eternal City.Ladifjs\u2019 Shot and Black Silk Sunshades.with Carved and Hand painted Handles, for $2.75 at S.Carsley\u2019s, Notre Dame street* Montreal.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Çastoria» 454 MORNING CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1892.NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.Kocteoay Mining Investment Company.An».n Lin»\u2014Allans, Rae A Co.See 1st Page.Bearer Line\u2014H H SewelL City of Quebec\u2014H J J B Chouinard.See 4th Page.Buggy for Sale- M Com veau.Bank of Montreal\u2014E S Clous ton.North British and Mercantile Insurance Cc\u2014 John Laird.Canvasser Wanted\u2014W P Buchanan.Dyer\u2019s Improved Food for Infants.Ayer's Sarsaparilla Academy of Music\u2014Duff Comic Opera Co.McLaren * Celebrated Cook\u2019s Friend Baking ' Powder The Latest Issue of Spring Designs.In accordance with arrangements with onr AGENTS in Paris, for the supply of the latest Tailoring Novelties, we are in receipt of over fifty very Select Spring SUITINGS, which we are assured, are of the Choicest Designs and Colors, procurable in the French markets.Thasa goods are really worthy of inspection.FOR SALE, A CONCORD BUGGY, ALMOST NEW, manufactured by Frechette & Duquette, Sherbrooke.Also, a Top Buggy, in very beet condition ; will be sold cheap, as owner has no further use for them.Apply to M.CORRIVEAU, 49 St.George Street, City, April 28, 1892.\tBp BANK OF MONTREAL.'VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Xi Dividend of Five Per Cent, for the cur rent half year, (making a total distribution for the year of Ten per cent.) u(ion the paid-up capital stock of this institution, has been declared, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city, and at its Branches, on and after WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of JUNE next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st of May next, both days inclusive.The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held, at the Banking House of the institution, on MONDAY, the SIXTH day of JUNE next.The chair to be taken at One o\u2019clock.By order of the Board, E.S.CLOUSTON, General Manager.Montreal, 26th April, 1892.April 28, 1892.\tao-td KOOTENAY ! From *26,000,000 to $40,000,000! W.VINCENT, FABRIQUE STREET.April 20, 1892.\tDec4 ACADEMY OF MUSIC W.E.RUSSELL,.Manager.Fire Nights & Two Matinees.-COMMENCING- Tuesday, April 26.That Superb Lyric Organization, DUFF m 0M100.* lit Superb Spectacular Productions of The Queen's Mate, Pao la, -AND\u2014 A Trip to Africa.Its personnel is composed of some of best exponents of Comic Opera roles that are known to the stage, including the Misses Helen Bertram, Bettin* Girard, and the Messrs.Richard F.Carroll, the renowned basso ; W.H.Clark, John Raffael, Henry Stanley, and the Misses Minnie De Rue and Gusrie Coogan, the latter ai solo dancers.These principal people, together with a Grand Chorus of Fifty Voices, complete a company that is nos excelled in Comic Opera productions.Tuesday and Friday, \u201cThe Queen\u2019s Mate.' Wednesday and Saturday, \u201cPaola.\u201d Thursday, \u201cA Trip to Africa.\u201d Matinve Thursday and Saturday at 2.30 P.M.Priées :\u2014Opera Chairs, 31.50, $1.25 ; Parquet, $1.35, $1.00 ; Gallery, $1.25, 75c.Thursday Matinee, the celebrated \u2018TAOLA\u201d Reserved Seats\u2014Opera Chain, $1 ; Parquet, 75c.; Admission, 50c.Doors open at 2 P.M.Box Plan opens at Academy of Music Ticket Office.St.Louis street, on Friday, at 9 A.M.Telephone 153.k April 10,1892.___________- WANTED, A'N ADVERTISING CANVASSER FOR Quebec and District.Apply to April 28,1892.W.P.BUCHANAN, 47 Cote du Passage, Levis, P.Q.Bp FIRE INSURANCE.Is the estimated annual output of the Kootenay (B.C.) Mining District within five years ! This output capitalized means that the valuation of the mines which produce it will be several hundred millions of dollars ! 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The Stock now of- o I T I E » N dollar or more.An ADVANCE OV 25 PER Cx.vT.will be made in a fev> dayt.To buy now means a profit equal to three yearly 8 per cent, dividends.Only a limited amount of Stock will be offered at present prices,and the offer will be open only a few days.Once this advance is made this Stock can fered at 10c.on the not possibly be had dollar will gradually | except at a premium increase in value till ww of 25 per cent, it shall be worth one 1 This is no speculation nor gamble ; it is a legitimate and fair In-VKMTMJtvr ; and our stock-holders are men of highest character as business men and citizens.Our Stock is now Standard in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec and elsewhere.\\Vk ark hire to stay, and have established offices in all the principal cities.Wo are re* presented by leading brokers everywhere.KOOTENAY Mining Investment Co.\u2019y.W.H.LYNCH.President.E.H.DUVAL, Broker.April 27,1892.Sportsmen Attention 2 The Acme Folding Boat Co.KTfs:t3 * to I EN) Rvo flour, closed inactive ; sellers 4 no to 4.40.Wheat, irregular ; receipts, 288.000 bush ; salts, 2.020,000 bushels: sellers April, at OOje ; May, at 91 iff to 92c ; June, at 903,1 to 91 &c ; July, at 90$c to 91 fi-lflc ; August, at 90Jo to 90jjc ; Sente,nier at 89ÿc to 90| ?\u2022 nr« C-C "]