Quebec morning chronicle, 23 juillet 1896, jeudi 23 juillet 1896

[" u rli i\u2019t f VOL.L.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1896.Canadian ^ ^ oacific Ky.Halifax Saminer Carnival! JULY 28th to 31st.I a\tTT* TTVT E2 l TCOT3EJ Try The New Roatfr to \"LAND of EVANQSLINE\u201d and all POINTS IN NOVA SCOTIA ' -VIA- Canadian Pacific Short Line.Round Trip Tickets will bo isswxl at the followiuf?reduced rates ?\u2014 JULY».JJ JULV Band Anoloman .\u201c\t27\t'Vancouver.Sept.\t3 'Scotsman.*\u2022\t16 'Labrador.\"\t17 Canada.\u201c\t24 Anoloman .October 1 'Vancouver \u201c\t8 'Scotsman .\u201c\t15'Labrador.\u201c\t22 Canada.\u201c\t29 Anoloman .From Montreal.From Quebec July Au Sept 11\tJuly 181 \u201c 25\t\u2022\u2022 1 Aug 8 \u2022\u2022\u2022 16; *-\u2022-n»>i > Pte Neill.\"l«t 1st BFA Steel Tempered by Electricity.\u201cFrom Europe comes a report of a new process for the electrical treatment of steel for which most extraordinary claims are advanced,\u201d says The Railway Review.\u201cIndeed, so wonderful are the results said to have been achieved that it is surprising that the new process did not originate in America.The report says that M.Taux, of Strass-burg, has carried out the following experiments in the presence of a committee of en gineers : 1.A drill tempered by electricity pierced through a piece of steel quite as quickly as a drill of the best steel tempered in the ordinary way would have done.2.A circular saw tempered by electricity severed bars of iron with an ease that was surprising 3.With shears of electric steel a bar of steel )jj inches wide and :J inch thick was cut in two in a cold state, and the operation 1 repeated five times on the same bar, and no alteration whatever was observable on the edge of the shears.4.A simple table-knife tempered by the new process cut eleven times in succession a piece of iron wire 1J mm.thick as easily as if it had been a piece oi string.It is added that the process con sists in dipping the tools, aDer being heated into a conducting bath traversed by an elec trie current, but this is all the information vouchsafed, and wo shall have to wait patiently, ami perhaps in vain,^ for more definite particulars of the process, 33 33 32 32 31 31 31 31 30 30 30 29 29 29 29 28 27 23 20 600 yds.27 25 26 25 24 22 24 30 28 20 21 31 29 26 27 23 23 17 29 26 Total.62 60 59 57 56 53 55 61 59 50 51 61 58 55 56 52 51 44 52 46 main tent, nothing could have'stopped them.They would have gone through the people like'a whirlwind and the loss of life mighs have been appalling.When an elephant it aroused his strength is enormous.Jealousy of one of tho females is said to be the causo of the trouble.\u2014Winnipeg Free Press, July 18.Lieut Ogg.Major Macdonald.49ih Lieut Mitchell.12th Lieut B-)nt.93rd Pte I.angstroth.74th Lieut Munro.44th Lieut Ross.13th Staff Sgt Harp.48th Pie Hayhurst.13th Sgt MajHuggins.13ih Pte Armstrong.10:h Pte Campbell.45th Lieut King.4.>th Capt Spearing.53rd Sgt Crowe.1st BFA Sgt Lavers.6th Sgt Mitchell.13th Lieut Runions.59ih The team is considered to have done remarkably well.There are a dozen \u201cpossibles\u201d in addition to the two Canadians.The sky was overcast, but the rain held off and the wind, though heavy, was not as strong as yesterday.Scores of 58 will probably remain in for second stage, which will be shot on Saturday morning.Seven of the team will thus be eligible, viz Weller, Munro, Hug gins, Ntill, Ross, Ogg and Armstrong.The seventy-five marksmen who tied at 82 in the first stage of the Queen\u2019s prize yester day, shot off the ties this morning.Lieut.Munro and St&ff-Sergt.Lavers, of the Canadian contingent, were among the number.In the shoot off they both qualified to enter the second stage.That leaves seven Canadians among the three hundred who are eligible to fire to-morrow in the competition for Her Grand Trunk's Condition.Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, President of the Grand Trank Railway, who sailed from New Ysrk on July 4, reached his home in England last week.He is quoted by a London newspaper as follows: \u201cAfter a thorough inspection, I can say that the conditions ore very good\u2014certainly better than I expected.I am satisfied that the general railway situation is becoming better daily.The revenue statement for May is not encouraging, but May this year contained one less working day than last year.On the main line in May gross increased $14,000, but that was practically wiped out by increased expenditures.Oo the Chicago Division there was a gross increase of $22,000, and this was all retained.On the entire system the net increase for the month is $21,500.Thera was a deficit of $450,000 in the balance sheet at the end of the June half year.Bronzes, according to the dictum of the artist decorator, should always be placed in a strong light.Marbles, especially if they are light in color, should be in half shadow ; portrait busts look best when placed io a corner, near a window, if possible.If the wall space back of such a bust in a light color is also light, darken it by drapery of some deep color, or by a panel covered with a dark color set behind it.A panel consisting of two folds looks well in such a place.These panels msy be covered with dark olive, navy, or ®j\u201cer very dark blue, dark claret or a very etite and gives health, strong Ji and happiness.SUMMER SALE \t COMMENCED.! AT STRAW HATS ! HALF-PRICE.PARASOLS HALF-PRICE.MUSLIN SUN HATS HALF-PRICE.PRINT SKIRTS HALF-PRICE.At the close of the Season\u2019s business it is our custom to make large reductions, so as to turn our Stock into money and carry over as little as possible.Terms of Sale STRICTLY CASH F.SIMARD'S ADVERTISEMENT I BRANCH STORE SIPEOI^LTIIES FOR THIS WEEZKI.LADIES1 WHITEWEAR ! Groxæjcxs« Ol3.oxn.lsos.Ooi-sot Ooxrors, Oi'ca'cvrox-s rand Sls.lx\u2019ts, -ALSO- Novelties in Summer Silks for Blouses, and a Job Lot of WHITE SAILOR HATS.\ti not \u201c Any Article purchased and approved of can be exchangee or the money refunded.\u201d The following will «-how how large and general the reductions are : Straw Hats\u2014Boya\u2019 boating qr Sailor Hata, with plain and fancy handa.All at half-price.38c.now 19u.; 42c.now 21c.; 45c.now 23c.; 55c.now 28c.Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats\u2014Sailor shape, with plain and fancy bands.All reduced to half-price.Great bargains.35c.now 18c.48c.now 24c.Children\u2019s Straw Hats-AU at half price.58c.now 29c.; 68c.now 34c.78c.now 39c.; 88c.now 44c.Flowers\u2014Imported this spring.All offered at half-price.20j.now 10c.; 24c now 12c, ; 29c.now 14£c.; 38c.now 19c.Parasols\u2014Every one at half-price, new goods.Children\u2019s, 38c.now 19c.; 45c.now 22}o.Ladies' Shot Silk, $2 88 now $1.44 $3.10 now $1 55.Muslin Sun Hats\u2014All at half-price.Great bargains.68c.now 34c.; 78c.now 39c.; $1.10 now 55c.Print and Gingham Skirts\u2014All reduced to half-price.88c.now 44c.; 95c now 48o.; $1.10 nowoSc.Belts\u2014For Ladies, all at half-price.35c, now 18c.Ladies\u2019 Kids\u2014 in drabs and brown 88c.reduced to 5Kc.Print Blouses \u2014A lot at 25c.each.Dross Goods\u2014All greatly reduced Double width Tweed effect.29c now 23c.38c.now 31c.Small Check tor children, 21c now 17c.Shot Lustres, 45c.now 36c.; 58c now 47o.Muslin s\u2014All kinds, for Pinafores, Dresses and Aprons at reduced prices.10c now 8c.; 13c.now dOJc., 15c.now 12o.Navy Serge Suiting \u2014 Every piece reduced.45c.now 36c.; 48c.now 39c.; 58o now 47c.Black Crêpons\u2014All reduced.58c now 47c.Black Cashmeres \u2014Henrietta finish All reduced.58c.now 47c.; 69c.now 55o Colored Cashmeres \u2014 Our 48c.quality now 39c., and 58c.quality reduced to 47c.Prints\u2014Best English.All reduced.13c.now 10Jc.; 15c.now 12c.; 17c.now 14c.Ginghams\u2014Fine Scotch makes All reduced.18c.now 14^c.; 22c.now 18c.Crinkle Lawns\u2014For Blouses.All reduced.20c.now 16c.; 24c.now 19c.Ladies\u2019Chemises-All reduced.48c.now 39c.; 55c.now 44c.; 78c.now 62c.; 95c.now 76c.Ladies\u2019 Night Dresses \u2014Irish made.\u2014All reduced.58c.now 47c.; 84c.now G8e.; $1.10 now 88c.; $1.29 now $1.04 ; $1.48 now $1.19.Ladies\u2019 Knickers\u2014All reduced.48c.now J9c.; 55c.now 44c.; 69c.now 55c.Gingham Skirtings\u2014Wide width.All reduced.20c.reduced to 16c.VeilingS\u2014E very piece reduced.24o.now 19c.; 30c.now 24c.; 35c.now 28c.SPECIAL FOR GENTS I Gollars in all the Newest Shapes, at 9c.Bach, or 3 for 25c.Guffs 16c.per Pair, or 3 Pairs for 26c.^REMEMBER FRIDAY IS OUR BARGAIN DAY «£0 Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended to.ONE PRICE ONLY.____________TELEPHONE 2157.F.SIMARD, 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch's.July 18.18%.HARDWARE, ST.JOHN STRBBT, Upper Town, -AND- Sous-le Fort Street, Lower Town.FISHING Forrest & Sons\u2019 Salmon Flies, Rods and Reels.cr SPORTSMEN\u2019S REQUISITES.WE HAVE GOT THEM ! XXrSLJk.T ?QOLF STICKS I BALLS I Upper Town 578.Lower Town 44.Telephones { Encyclopædia Britannica VOLS.IN GOOD CONDITION.a\" To he Sold at a Great Sacrifice.T.J.MOORE A CO.A LARGE STOCK OF ENVELOPES AT LOW PRICES.k Hood's Pill-» act harmoniously with Hood's Sarsaparilla.C'uro all liver ills.25 cents.FABRIQUE ST REFT.J uly 20, 1899.Get our Quotations on PRINIING AND BOOKBINDING.T.J.MOORE & CO., 148 John Street.118 Mountain Hilt 432 }- TELEPHONES -{ 852.July 20 189\u2019.Ij-A-IDIIEiS I Just received, a Choice Lob of Costume Cloths, for Walking, Driving, Ridincr, Golfing, Bicycling, Tennis, Yachting, - also - Travelling Cloaks, Jackets and Golf Capes.D.MORGAN.Tj July 20, 1896.Honse for Sale or to Rent That fine residence, Stone Front, 24 Stories and Stable, No.610 John street, corner DeSalaberry, formerly occupied by Mr.Oct.Poitras.For full information and particnlare address JOHN BREAKEY, Chaudière Mills.Or Telephone No.4, Etchemin.July 18,18%.\tF Price, Brothers & Go REMOVED TO Chouinard Building, DALHOUSIE STREET) July 14, 1896.\tmyll-tf BICYCLE SHOES For (Ladies and Gentlemen Our Ladies\u2019 High Legged Bicycle Shoe is unsurpassed.Come and see them and get our prices (JIlLESriE & CO., 146 John Street, Y.M.C.A.BLOCK.N.B.\u2014Hand-mado work and repairs a Spe cialty.July 9, 18%.\t\u2019\tJune 22 JUST OUT.Straw Hats ^MIEN\u2019S Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.Very Light in Weight LADIES\u2019 STRAW SAILORS.In All Colors.HO.28 FABRIQUE STREET, IS NOW OPEN.House Furnishing 4\t« .AND OTHKB.\u2022 .HARDWARE I Of Every Description.-ALSO- McCoy\u2019s Cooking Stoves Steel Ranges, ALSO.FULL LINE Fishing Tackle -AND- Sporting Goods.A3T Call and\u2019Get Our Prices.BOATS\u2019 White Straw Boaters At 50c.Each.CHILD RBTSJACKTARS! CHINIC Hardware Company.May 22, 18%._ IPrompt Dépit! With Colored Bands- \\.- New Shapes I\u2014Low Prices ! G.R.RENFREW & GO., 35 & 37 BUADE STREET UPPER TOWN, \u2014AMD\u2014 5 KING STREET, EAST, TORONTO.Jane 23,1896.i JUST RECEIVED I A L*rge Assortment of Bicycle Stockings, all price,.Sweaters, all colors.Half and Whole Sleeves, from 5ftc.up.One Case, from New York, of Light Walking Sticks- Summer Vests, all prices.Light Coats for Office wear.Belts, Sashes and Cummerbunds.Summer Neck Wear, 3 for 25c.Latest Styles in Collars and Cuffs.Boating and Fishing Shirts.Fine range of Fancy Tweed and Worsted Suitings.tr Waterproof Coats 20% dis.Silk Umbrellas, Gaiters, Leggings, Rugs and Shawls, Mosquito Caps.John Darlington, OPPOSITB POST OFFIOB.J une 20, 1896.'N McLaren\u2019s Celebrated HARD AND SOFT COALS! Geo.iWeterJCo.July 20, 18%.april27 Coal, food and Kindling AMERICAN ANTHRACITE.Best] Brands.All Sizes.Newcastle and Cumberland Smith.Scotch and Old Sidney Grate and Steam, etc., etc.¦wooiD i MAPLE, BIRCH TAMARAC A SPRUCE, 3 Feet and 2£ Feet, or Sawn and Split aa Desired.KINDLING WOOD Loose or Bundled.Delivery made in any part of the city or vicinity at LOWEST PRICES.Orders Respectfully Solicited.ALLENMcGIE, Office and Wharf Bast Bnd St.Peter Street (in Rear of Bank of Montreal.) \u2022\tTELEPHONE 591.*\tJuly 11,1896.__________Am Bishop's College School, Lennoirille.Michaelmas Term, 1896.Colucg*.\u2014Rev.T.Adams, D.C.L., Principal.Matriculation Examination, on Monday, September 14tb, at 9 A.M.Lectures begin on Thursday, September 17th.School\u2014H.J.Hamilton Pf try, M.A., Headmaster.School re-opens on 10th September.Who Have Made Trial of It 1 Princ.pal or to the Headmaster or tio A.D.___\tNioclls, Bursar.\t^ N O -AuXi XJ M 1/ June 1 1896 ALL INGREDIENTS PURE AND PERFECTLY HEALTHFUL OWED II PREFERENCE TO ALL OTHER BRANDS.BY THOSE TRADE M On Every Package, no Olher is Genuin -ASK FOR- zbæcTLAire: ustsS COOK\u2019S FRIEND AND TAKE NO OTHER.18%.Cheap, Beautiful and Invigorating SUMMER TRIP Down River and Gulf St.Lawrence.Comfortable and well equipped steamers \u201cCoban\u2019 and \u201cBonavista\u201d will leave Quebec every ten days for Charlottetown, P.E.I., $18.00 ; Sydney, C-B , $18.00, return $30.00; Halifax, $22.Oo ; Newfoundland, $30.0\u201c, return $50.00.Meals and Berths included.Expenei Stewardess on each steamer.Round Trif cupiee fourteen days.GEO.M.WEBSTER Ac OO., Agent».May 18, 18%.\tnovl inenoed ipoc*