Quebec morning chronicle, 14 novembre 1896, samedi 14 novembre 1896

[" VOL.L.(THREE DOLLARS A YEAR.) QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1896, (ONE CENT PER COPY.) NO.18,522.CANADIAN C) x-pacific Ky.2 SOLID TRAINS 2 LHAVB QUBBBO *1 10 P.M., t!0 30 P.M, DUB MONTREAL 8\tP.M,,\t6.20 A.M.?Daily, t Daily (Bxcapt Sundays) MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS *11 Trains West and all Eastern and RAILWAY SYSTEM with ^AtUaited0,SU*« Customs ?nee at all trains to examine and bond baggage shmnarh frj destination, saving annoyance and through\tThe Canadian Pacific is the OnZy UNE (East oi Montreal) offering thU accommodation.Por full informatirm.Foldeea, Parlor and Rleeoing Car accommodation apply to GEORGE DUNCAN, PHONE 04.\t__Passenger Agent.Oity1 Ticket Office, (14 BUAQE STREF\u201d» (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE) '\t'and PALAIS STATION October 17, Fall and Winter Time-Table.In Bffect October 5th, 1896.GOING SOUTH.Lve Quebec (Ferry) 1.30 p.m.| EXPRF^ for Lve Leris, Q.C- R-.2 00 p.m.f St.Megantic, Sherbrooke, Portland, Boston; NewYork and all potnto South.Lve Quebec Ferry, 6.30 p m.\\ Lve Lena Q.C.R, 7.00 p.m./TION for Sherbrooke, Boston, New York and points on the B.A M.R- ;R.Lve Quebec Ferry.7.30 a n».i MIXED for Lve Srrts, Q-C.R., 8.00 a.m.J Beeoce Jet., and St.Francis.GOING NORTH.Ar Leris, Q.C.R-, 1-55 p.m.\\ E,XPR^f2 Ar Quebec Ferry, 2.00 p.m./ , f York, Boston, Sherbrooke, St.Francis and Megantic.Ar Leris.Q.C.R, 8.00 a.m.I ACÇOMMO- brook».Ar ter:*, Q.C.R.C-ifi p.m.1 MIXED from ^r Quebec PVrrv, 7.00 p.m / St.P rancis and Beau ce J unction.AH trains run daily 3*indays exc*.F.xprew tram connects at Hariaka Jnnrtioa with the Intercolonial local Express from D /nV, whoatartedlast summer to cross Siberia.He was taken in August to Indiau Point, on the Siberian si lo of Behring Straits, where he was told by the natives that iu a few weeks after the first snow he would bo able to move westward along the Siberian coast.After the departure of this ship, however, they changed their tune and by degrees be learntd that it was ret their intention to help him on his jour roy until next spring.In the meantime excessive charges were mane for all services performed, and all food supplied him, uud I tui he been unable to get away, the last of ] ia \u201ctrade\u201d goods would have been expended 1 >ng before spring, when he would probably 1 ave been treated as the Esquimaux treat onoanother andlcft tosiarve.He was lucky i ough, however, to gr * on board * b d laler which brought him to nalt* \u2022*.ranada\u2019s Future.Prof.Robertson, the Agricultural and Dairy Commissioner, holds that the improved lands of Canada are capable «>f feeding twenty five millions of people.Inis does not include the vast area which has not been settled npon.Commenting upon this fact the Professor said in a publiclecinre :\u2014\u201cThe importance of the country to the world as a feeding medium i* quite apparent, and.in fact, can hardly be over-estimated, h rom the advantages at the disposal of the people there is no country with five million people so fortunate.The country\u2019s greatness is in its future, and the success ot its future is dependent upon the mental and phystca -\t- -\tle, in which the use .\t____major part.\u201d Com missioner Robertson added that certain farm products are not extensively used because they happen to be cheap, whereas as a matter of fact they contain more life giving qualities than the majority of delicacies.This subject he considered of such importance that special instruction should be given the public concerning it.Baltimorb, Md., Nov.13\u2014The sensational report telegraphed from New York laat night that Cardinal Gibbons, as well as Archbishop Ireland, had been attacked by Cardinal Satolli in his report to the Holy Father on American affairs, and that Cardinal Gibbons had become persona non grata at the Vatican, is scoffed by represenUtive Catholics of this city.A gentleman conversant with the ins and on ta of the whole controversy in which the Catholic University is the centrepiece and who U npon terms of friendship with many of the Hierarchy throughout the country, said -.\u2014\u201cThere U not a clergyman, be he priest or bishop, regular or secular, who will not regard the statement that it is proposed to discipline Cardinal Gibbons as the veriest twaddle and as emanating from an addled brain.In the first place everybody knows that Cardinal Gibbons has held quite aloof from entanglements such as are hinted at in the despatches, and that might possibly prove troublesome.The Cardinal\u2019s attitude has been that of peacemaker and his actions have been entire-lyconsistent in this direction.Due largely to his efforts, much friction has been allayed or abated on many occasions known only within ecclesiastical circles, and the Pope it credited with an excellent memory.The allegation that it is proposed to force npon the Cardinal a Coadjutor at Baltimore of the opposite school is equally absurd.\u201d Other well-informed gentlemen also disorodit the statement that Arehbishop Ireland has been severely arraigned before the Pope.THE LATE MRS.VANDERBILT\u2019S WILL.Nbw York, Nov.13\u2014Mr.Chauncey M.Depew to-day filed the will of the late Marie Louisa Vanderbilt, widow of the late W.H.Vanderbilt, with the Surrogate.Mrs.Vanderbilt died on November 6.Mr.Depew said that the estate was valued at about $1,000,000.The bulk of the estate is left to Mrs.Vanderbilt\u2019s sister, Margaret A.Bromley ; her brolher, Samuel Kissam, and several nephews and nieces.All the testatrix's jewelry, diamonds and other precious stones, aces and other personal effects, are left to where, as has been said, he was picked up by The Recent U- S- Elections.A prominent city banker, who did not desire his name to be used, summed up the situation as follows :\u2014\u201cDuring a period of great depression, and when there is considerable doubt regarding the business outlook, people do not buy new stocks.They sell out whatever stocks they have, down to the very last item.If bnsiness shows an improvement, the tendency is to purchase stocks sufficient to last for four, or five, or six months.The lumber trade, for example, exhibits a very decided improvement.It began even before the date of the Presidential election, and when people were reasonably sure that Mr.McKinley would be elected.The lumber yards in the Eastern States, which formerly were bare of stocks, are now rapidly filling up.They take ^ good deal of our high-class lumber.Out West dollar wheat is causing the farmers to make improvements on their farms.This leads to a demand for our coarse grades of lumber.I certainly look for better times.Our interests are largely identified with those of the United States.If depression overtakes the Kepublic we are sure to feel it at a later period.hen prosperity returns we also feel the benefit of good times, but not unlit after they do.We are a small nation and supply the United States very largely.With the United States and England prosperous wo arc bound to bo prosperous also.\u201d\u2014Mail aud Kmjnrc, More Curative Power I* contained in a bottle of Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla than in any other similar preparation.It costs tli« proprietor and manufacturer more.It costs the jobber more and it is worth more to the consumer.It has a record of euros unknown to any other preparation.It is the b?st to buy because it is th« One True Blood Purifier.Hood\u2019s Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine.Gentle, reliable, sure.; Navigation at St.Petersburg has closed for i the season.i her living childrea.Madame Albanl\u2019s Canadian Tour.Once more the people of Canada are to be favored with a series of concerts by Madame Albani and her concert company.All the principal cities in the Dominion will be visited, Madame Albani going from Canada to Australia.For this extreme pleasure the have to thank, in good measure, essrs.Heintzman & Co., the well-known piano manufacturers.They did much last season to add to the interest of these concerts, from the fact that their famous grand pianos were used exclusively by Madame Albani.This is to be the c&ae again this year, Madame Albani, by this act, re-emphasizing her admiration for the pianos of this firm.Sole agents, Lavigueur & Hutchison.SAD FOREBODiNGS ot AUTUMN WEATHER.Thousands Who Dread an AU tele of Citarrh as Winter's Cold Approaches\u2014Y et Catarrh Can Be Banished Under the Magic Touch of Dr.Agnew s Catarrhal Powd.r.This is not & dogmatic statement, strong as it may seem.Loading members of Parliament, the most prominent clergymen of the Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Roman Catholic churches, have borne testimony to the effectiveness of this medicine.Mr.John MacEdwards, the popular purser of the Canadian Pacific steamer \u201cArthabasca,\u201d is one who was cured of intense suffering from calarrh & 3rd FLOORS.November 14.1996.Immense Redactions .AT.BEHAN BROTHERS.RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! STORK LEASED TO MRe P.J.COTE.ENTIRE STOCK Hast be Cleared Off BY MARCH, IT AIT PRICE I RSBAmSSS 0?COST.BEHAN BROTHERS.November 14, 1896.Pbovwck of Qokbko \"j CIRCUIT COURT, District of Chicoutimi.! in and for the County No.3660.\tJ of Lake St.John.(Sitting at Hebertville) on the 19th of Sep tsmber, 1896.(In vacancy).JEAN ST.PIERRE, Plaintiff, vs.ALFRED GODR AULT, Defendant.mHE DEFENDANT IN THIS CAUSE 13 I ordered to appear before this Court within two months from the last insertion of this advertisement.(Signed) FLZEAR OUELLET.C.C.C.True Copy, Elzkab Ockluct, C C.C.L.A.LANGLAIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.November 13,1896.\tB Ladies\u2019 Morning Musicale Concerts will be held novevt- ber 18tb, and fortnightly during the winter, at the Y.M.O.A.Hall.Members tickets to be had from Madame G.Tessier, 40 3t.Ursule street, Friday, Saturday «.nd Monday, between the hours of 2 and 3 P.M.Associate Members 91.00.Active Members 75 cents.November 12,18S6._____12&14-Bp BEAVER LIKE.TTfT\u2019oolsJ.T' QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Lau Ontario Sails\tOct.\t14th Lakb Wiwnipkg\t11\t**\t21»t T.Aitg HtfBO!»\t\u201c\tNov.\t4th Lark Scpkriob\t**\t\u201d\tI'th Lark Ontario\t\u201c\t**\tI8»h Cabis\u201494.-» to360, return 390 to «110, accord ing to steamer and location.Clergymen and families at special rates.2nd Cabin, 330, return $55.Steerage to London.Glasgow, osie that the tal vot.: this jvav\tiliei-e ten States is not less than \u2018.hOOO.OdO.In other words, a change of two per cent, of the vote in the fen States would have made a free silver Anarchist the lawful President of the American Republic.It has been wisely said that a chain i.i only as strong as its weakest links, and it well becomes the friends of sound money in the neighboring Republic to take particular care of the weak links in the sound money chain that saved them this time, and to spend the next four years in strengthening them.24 St« John Street, TELEPHONE 981.October 30, 18%.NOTICE ! ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 16th NOVEMBER, the Entrance Gates to Wet Dock will remain open.From that dite until the close of navigation, the Cross Wall Draw Bridge will be operated one hoar and a half before, and one hoar and a half after the time of high water ; as given in the Tide Table for the Harbor of Quebec.By order, JAS.WOODS, Secretary-Treasurer, Harbor Commission.November 13, 18%.______C_ ZSTOTXOIEl! I A GENERAL MEETING OF THE CLUB will be held at the Club Rooms, on THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH instant, at 4.30 P.M.Bcsinkss :\u2014The question of reviving the game of Racquets.By order, Qckbkc Golf Club, W.C.J.HALL, Sec.Treasurer.November 12, IS96.\tC Large Scotch Coal ! 9 Now Landing ex \u201cBuropean,\u2019 Steam Coal, House Grate *c Geo.M.Webster! Co.November 12, 1896.anri!27 For Haquimaux Point.CiTEAMER \"OTTER,\u201d CAPTAIN O.C.Bernier, will nail on SATURDAY, 14th November, at 12 o\u2019clock nocn, for Esquimaux Point and way places on the North Shore.Calling at Rimcuski for the mails.A.FRASER & CO.A oron fti November 10,13%,___________ Insolvent Notice.In re Assignment of 1892 of J.A.LANGLOIS, Quebec, Insolvent.O;______________ A.M., at my office, will be sold at auction a claim for 97.679.88 of this Estate against the Government of the Province of Quebec.Quebec, Nov.9, 1893.D.ARCAND, Curator.LS.DESCHENES, Auctioneer.November 10,1896.\tF Gold lining Stocks.Trail Creek District, BRITISH COLUMBIA.quotations on any For lowest or all, APPLY TO A.W.MORRIS, Member Montreal Stock Exchange, MONTREAL ;Q.September 30,18%.\taug24-Lm A curious light is thrown on British sport by the following advertisement which recently appeared in the Cork Constitution :\u2014\"Red l)eer\u2014Ti.e Csrbery Hunt is anxious to dispose of two red deer which they have hunted for past two seasons ; must sell as they know this country too well ; no other fault.Ap, ply, Secretary of Hunt, Ulonakilty.\u201d QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOV.14,1816.MORE MISREPRESENTATION.If falsehood and misrepresentation could defeat a Government, then the administration of Hon.Mr.Flynn would have become defunct almost before it was bom.Lacking other weapons of warfare the Opposition newspapers have assailed it upon all sides without the slightest regard for the truth.First it was said that the Ministers dreaded to face the House and would spring a surprise upon the country by bringing on the general elections prior to the session.This story was repeated over and over again despite the reiterated denials of the Chronicle.So that there was not even the excuse for claiming to be under a false impression in persisting in the statement.The public can now see for themselves how utterly false was the charge.The explosion of this story was followed by another, equally absurd, to the efiect that there was discord in the Cabinet and that certain Ministers were upon the point of retiring.On the contrary, it is perfectly plain to all who will see, that the very best of harmony prevails between the members of the Government.But last night\u2019s L\u2019tlecteur caps the climax by announcing with sensational headlines and in the course of a double-leaded editorial article, that there is a new crisis hero and that very strained relations exist between the Lieutenant-Governor and his Ministers.Referring to the illness of His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, L'Electeur declares that there is nothing in it, and that the story has been \u2022irculated tor the express purpose of con-\u2022ealing from the public a grave difficulty that exists between theGovernment and the Lieutenant-Governor.We need hardly say that this statement is false in every particular.Sir Adolphe Chapleau Is not the man to hide himself under the veil of a pretended sickness.His Honor has, unfortunately,been quite ill with a severe attack of rheumatism for some days past and has been unable to come to town.He receives his Ministers at Spencer Wood and the very best understanding prevails amongst them.Now that this story is disposed of it would be interesting to know what the next one will be.HOW NEAR BRYAN CAME TO BEING ELECTED.The enormous popular plurality obtained by Mr.McKinley over the party of repudiation and national dishonesty in the late Presidential election has blinded many people to the narrow escape of being elected that Mr.Bryan really had ; for it is quite possible under the peculiarities of the American constitution and system of election for a man to receive a large plurality of the popular vote for President and still be defeated, as Mr.Tilden actually was some years ago.A correspondent of an American newsi>aper has just pointed out that .though Mr.McKinley\u2019s plurality amounted to about a million of votes, yet it required a displacement of only 40,000 of these, in ten of the most closely contested States, to have given Bryan a majority of five in the Electoral College.As a matter of fact it would have required much less than thi«, for the correspondent in question credited McKinley with 292 electoral votes and Bryan only 155, which complete returns will show to be erroneous.Even accepting, however, as correct, the figures of this correspondent, and allowing McKinley both Tennessee and Wyoming, he will have a majority of 137.If 71 of these votes had fallen in the Bryan column, McKinley would have had 221 and Bryan 226, a majority of 5 for free stiver.Where eouldBRYANhavogotthe.se votes if the Providence that watches over elections had been on his side ?Bearing in mind that a majority of 5,000 is changed by the transfer of 3,000 votes into a majority of 1,000 for the opposing candidate, let us see what would have resulted from a few such changes in ten critical States : \tVolts\tTotal\tElec- Changed,\t\tVote in IS'JI\tlor*' South Dakota.\t500\t70.000\t3 Kentucky\t\t1,000\t310,000\t13 Wyoming\t\t1,000\t16,000\t3 Delaware\t\t1,500\t37.000\t3 Oregon\t\t\t4,000\t78,000\t4 Tennessee\t\t4,000\t267,000\t12 California\t\t4,000\t269,000\t9 North Dakota.\t5,00')\t36,000\t3 West Virginia.\t8,000\t171.000\t6 Indiana\t\t11,000\t554,000\tId Totals\t\t401)00\t1,838,000\t71 According to thk'fcf\t\t\tbe had four days after tho eT\t\tcciio ii, ft appears\t EDITORIAL NOTES.yTlie Hon.Mr.Flynn is apparently one of the heaviest weights in the country if we are to judge by the attacks made upon him.It generally happens that the greatest number of stones and other missiles is found under the tree that yields the finest fruit.In the interests of economy it is sincerely to he hoped that Mr.Laurier will not see the leading article in last night\u2019s L'Electeur.If he should, however, happen to read the article in question, it is equally to be hoped that he may not.be converted by its argument that all the legislation adopted by an incomplete Parliament is unconstitutional and null.It will he too bad indeed if the Premier finds it necessary to again summon Parliament to meet and re-vote the subsidies of last session, simply because he had neglected to hold elections for filling the vacancies in the House of Commons.Personal Inteliigcucc.Mr.Charles Archer, advocate, of Montreal, is in lew a.Mr.\u2019Cirri'1 rii-liab, tnc-rcbanl, of Mxtbait:, | is in the city.Mr.I*.F.Fanner, of Throe Rivers, is at \\ the Chatean.Mi.l\\ iN.Armsfroitg, couùractcr, is at ihe j Chateau Frontenac.Hon.Mr.Nuutel nml Mrs.Nxntel arrived here yesterday and have taken up their residence at Hie Chateau.Mr Badger, the Manager of th* Electric Power Company, has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, in connection with the purchase of material for the new trolley system here.Mr.Geo.Bossy has returned to town from Moine, where he has been engaged looking after the interests of Messrs.Holliday Bros, during the past summer.Mr.Bossy will leave for Metis io the course of a few days.Dr.Montizainbert, Superintendent of Quarantines, is in town, having returned from bs inspection of the Quarantine stations in the Maritime Provinci s, upon the first part of which lour he was accompanied by the Minister of Agriculture, Hon.Sydney Fisher.Tbe Grosse Isle Quarantine Station will probably be closed next week.F.SIMARD\u2019S ADVERTISEMENT.GREAT REDUCTIONS ON JACKETS.LADIES\u2019 CLOTH JACKETS, worth #5.00 tor #2.50 ; S6 OO for #3.00 ; 5.7.00 for $5.00.LADIES\u2019 CHEVIOT JACKETS, with fur Collars, worth $6.50 for *4.00; *3.00 for *5 00 OTPiEOI^tji X^XIXTÆJ® -A-T X1.TS IDTJOTIOUNT : 3 CASES OF F f j AN X E BETTE, 32 Inches Wide, at 6c.a Yard.2 CASKS OF MEN\u2019S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, worth 45c.for 25c.25 PAIRS OF CHENILLE CURTAINS, Assorted Colors worth 83.51 for 82.20.100 CHENILLE RUGS, in all Shades, at 37c.Each.CO œ Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended To SOLE AGENT DOR BDTTERICK\u2019S PATTERNS.ONE PRICE ONLY.\t__________ TELEPHONE 2157.F.SIMP, 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch\u2019s.November?.1896.cn co Crepe Dangerous to Cut When Shaving as it may cause \"barber\u2019s itch\u201d or other sore :\u2014Spread a little \"Quickcure\u201d on shaving paper to prevent danger, us it kills microbes, and heals all sores ; it makes the best \"sticking plaster\u201d for all cuts and stops Needing quickly.Bring some home for all accidents.Ifc is very much to be regretted that despite all the care taken bydairyraon and exporters in this Province, a certain amount of Quebec cheese has turned out very badly this year.Complaints have come from England and an investigation has shown that the trouble is due to the use of defective rennet.Fortunately for this part of the country none of the dieeso that turned out so badly was produced in the district of Quebec.It all came from the vicinity of St.Hyacinthe and from other parts of the Montreal district.The lesson is one, nevertheless, that nay be well taken to heart by manufacturers in this district.It is just as the Chronicle had tntici-pated in the matter of the story about the Hon.Mr.Dobell, which recently appeared in the Montreal Witness.Sir Donald A.Smith laughingly denies the report that he returns to Canada next nonth, and that Hon.R.R.Dobki.l will succeed him.He said:\u2014\"It is absolutely beyond my knowledge.There is really rothing more to say on the subject.\u201d Sir Donald\u2019s purchase of Glencoe and the fact that ho is now seeking a town residence, shiws his intention of remaining in London, though the Hudson\u2019s Bay affairs and other business will probably necessitate visits to Canada on his part.There is an agitation in the columns of the Patrie for the abolition of the Legisla tive Council.Our contemporary says that less taxes would have been required if the Council had been abolished sooner.Then why did not Mr.Mercier abolish it as ho promised before his arrival at power, instead of aiding by further extravagance to necessitate the imposition of the taxes ?The Waterloo Advertiser says \"When Mr.Marchand comes to power the Council must go.\u201d Mr.Mergter\u2019s friends said the same thing of him before he came to power, but the Council did not go.By the way the Advertiser has not said a word of late looking to the abolition of the Senate.The Montreal Herald declares that the difficulties standing in the way of an expeditious judgment of the Atlantic Steamship question arise mainly from the fact that in respect of certain phases of it, it seems almost, if not quite, impossible to obtain disinterested, and, therefore, reliable information.These difficulties might bo materially reduced, however, if Canadian public men and public newspapers would permit themselves to be governed rather by the line of policy followed out by the Ccnards and the other great steamship lines that have secured New York\u2019s supremacy as a shipping port, than by the interested advice that those lines are prepared to tender upon a proposal to give them a successful Canadian opposition.Catarrh Means Danger, Because if unchecked it may lead directly to consumption.Catarrh is caused by impure blood.This fact is fully established.Therefore, it is useless to try to cure catarrh by outward applications or inhalants.The true way to cure catarrh is to purify the blood.Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures catarrh by its power to drive out all impurities from the blood.Thousands of people testify that they have been perfectly and permanenlly cured of catarrh by Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla.WHERE) TO GO TO-MORROW.SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES.y I CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY TRINITY.24th Sunday After Trinity\u2014Nov.15th, 1S9G-services : Holy Communion at 8 o\u2019clock and after the morning service.Morning Prayer at 11 o\u2019clock.Hymns : 252.522.314.Evening Prayer (choral) at 7 o\u2019clock.Anthem : \" Far from my Heavenly Home.\u201d Vincent.Hymns : 296, 232.BAPTIST CHURCH, M\u2019MAHON STREET.The Rev.John Alexander will (D.V.) preach next Lord\u2019s Day.Forenoon\u2014Subject: \u201cNature and Grace,\u201d the fourth sermon in the course on the conversion of Saul of Tarsus.Evening\u2014Subject : \"Three Nows.\u201d Those not attending other places of worship, cordially invited.st.Patrick\u2019s curaon.The Low Masses in St.Patrick\u2019s Church to-morrow will bo at 5 30, 7 and 8 o\u2019clock.Grand Mass and sermon at 10.30 o\u2019clock.At 7.30 p.m.the exercises of tho mission will Lake place.All are invited to these services.YOU NCI MEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.The Sunday meetings will be as follows :\u2014 Young men\u2019s meeting at 9.45 a m.-Young men's Bible clas* at 3 p.m.-Gospel meet- ing for men only at 4.15 p.m.These meetings are free to all men.DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION.Almost a Fatality But for Dr.Agnew\u2019s Cure for the Heart\u2014Strange Story of a Northwest Lady.A death to be drea led is that from suffocation, and yet this is one of the usual phases of heart disease.Mrs.J.L.Hillier, of While-wood, N.W.T., came as near this dangerous point as need b.».She says:\u2014\u201cI was much utllicted with heart failure, in fact I could not sleep or lie down for fear of suffocation.I tried all the doctors in this section of the country, hut they failed to give me relief.A local diuggist recommended Dr.Agnew\u2019s Cure for the Heart.I tried it, and with the result that I immediately secured ease that I did not know before, and after taking further doses of tbe medicine the trouble altogether left me.It U not too much to say that it saved my life.\u201d NO USE OF HIS LEGS.^Iin Doctors Could Not Help Him, But Iwo Bottles of Bouth American Kidney Cure Removed the Disease\u2014The Story of a WIngham Farmer.Kidney disease can be cured.Mr.John Snell, a retired farmer of VVingham, Ont., saye*.\"For two years I suffered untold misery, and at times could not walk, and any standing position gave intense pain, the result of kidney disease.Local physicians could not help me, and I was continually growing worse, which alarmed family and friends.Seeing South Americau Kidney Cure advertised, I grasped at it as a dying man will grasp at anything.Result\u2014before half a bottle had been taken I was totally relieved of pain, and two bottles entirely cured me.\u201d To cure kidney disease a liquid medicine must be taken, and one that is a solvent, and can thus dissolve the sand like particles in tho blood.St.John SL,f!Q|| af Sous-le-Fort 6t., Upper Town.\ta\u2019\u2022, Lower Town.S.J.to k Cl\u2019S -FOR- Genuine English Tortoise STCPsTIES.Dane and Jewel HALL STOVES.COOKING STOVES.STEEL RANGES.FIRE IRONS.BRASS FENDERS.Coal Hods and Vases.HOUSE FUHNISHING -AND- BUILDERS\u2019 HARDWARE Telephones { Upper Town Lower Town 573.1500 AMERICAN, CANA DIAN and BELGIAN CORSETS! , .AND., Tissne Paper.148 St.John Street.P.N.P.D.D.& A.-AND- CROMPTON.All Celebrated Hakes.All Sizes, Kinds and Qualities.Any special size not in stock can be procured in a few days at no extra charge.Prices very low taking into consideration the good qualities of tho Corsets.In material, style and finish they are celebrated.~~i\u2014>\tTVT make of JET \u201e _UM _ CORSETS.Celebrated for perfect fit, beauty of style and comfort.Ladies\u2019 Sizes, at 8£a, $1.00, 91.10, $1.15.$1.18, $1.35, 91.38, $1.40, $1.45, $1.48, 91 50, 81.55, $1.60, $1.75, $1.85, $1.90, 82.25.In White, Black and Grey, and all fitted with Patent Cork Steel Protector.Crompton Corsets These are so well and so favorably known in the Dominion that to give the names of the various Cornets of this maker which we keep, will be sufficient, viz :\u2014 Coraliue,\tYatisi, Contour, Agave, May, Magnetic,\tNursing, Athletic, Ladies\u2019 Hygeian, Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hygeian Waists, Misses\u2019 Hygeian Waists, From 7 years to 17 years.D.& A.CORSET.Made Corset.Ladies\u2019 A Beautiful Well Sizes, $1.00, $1.25.P.D.CORSETS.Groce.Comfort and Durability.Ladies Sizes at $1.00.ALL BUSINESS sngsnr cash y FABRIQUE STREET.November 14, 1896.Genuine English Crepe Paper, ALL COLORS.Dennison\u2019s American Crepe Paper, tinted, spattered and spangled, the only genuine in the city.See Our Immense Variety OF PAPER.MOORE\u2019S Uptown Store.Paris Fashions for the Autumn G.R.RENFREW & CO.35 & 37 BUADE STREET.November 10.1896.DC l * tflL* E-H pasi pc5 -*=3 P-4 P3 IS IOQ JJ) \u201d55 co \"D R3T ! November 7, 18%.\tjnne22 BICYCLES ! Pianos, Organs, Violins, etc., Sheet Music and Music Books OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Offer their immense and splendid stock of Instruments and Musical Publications at a Very Large Reduction, ! before their Removal from the quarters now ' occupied by them at 55 Fabrique Street.N.B.\u2014Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired.Satisfaction Guaranteed.November 10.1896_____aug24 A CARD.w E HAVE MADE SPECIAL arrangements for cleaning or remaking Bicycles and storing them in safety from rust or other damage for tbe winter, and can guarantee ts return them in the spring equal to new, both in appearance and bearings, and will keep them insured for a moderate charge.R.Sampson &Son, 267 & 250 John Street.October 28, 18%.\tF-co BARTHQ & THOMPSON, ux>xto; \u201cLa Semaine Commerciale,\u201d Q-CTEBEQ.GENTLEMEN I heard of a Weekly Commercial Review publishing priva\u2018e information of the highest value to business men, in the shape of weekly bulletins showing transactions and deeds of all nature registered in twenty Registry divisions of tbi* district, from Three Rivers and Sherbrooke down to Saguenay and Matane ; also containing a record of all civil actions instituted in the Superior and Circuit Courts of Quebec, Three hivers, Chiocutimi and Riroouski.If your piper answers to that description, please find enclosed 92 for one year\u2019s subscription and oblige.Yours, etc., October 27, 18% Am .ÿv-fv Sterling Silvery K «the S MAJOLICA Flower Pots and Jardinieres are much admired, the modelling ^ and coloring is excellent, and the COlltjB SpOOllS ^ prices are reasonable.^ As these goods cannot be du-.-il l * j \u2022 fa plicated this season, intending ^purchasers would do well to this advertisement, make their selections now.cost one dollar and $\t- seventy-five cents.p Gr.SEIFERT A silk lined leather f case for the above, ^ costs seventy-five $ f\tI cents.\t^ JEWELLER/ 34 FABRIQUE STREET.ru\u2014 December., May Oats -.Decemlx»r., May.Pork\u2014 December January.Lard\u2014 December.) anuary., Short Ribs-December, .Tan»iary.\t$\t$ $\t \t81*\t.81V\t79* \t85*\t85|\tS3 \t!\t253\t2\u201d>9 \t\t29*\t282* .\t\u201c22J\t.1 222\t22* \t6 97\t6 97\t6 95 \t8 10\tS 10 ,\t7 90 \t4 10\t4 10\t4 10 .\t4 30\t4 30\t4 30 \t3 85\t3 85\t3 85 .\t3 95\t3 95 |\t3 92 Ikw York Stocks.prices is as follows\t\t\t SO* 83 i i»y 22.J.s 0 05 4 10 4 30 3 85 November 14, 1S9.I À Perfect f _, .Wood Furnace OUR \u201cFamous Magnet\" Made in 8 sizes using 3, 4 and 5 feet wood.Will beat from xo.ooo to 100,000 cubic feet.Very strong fire box.Large feed door.Extra heavy steel flues with cast heads which are very easily cleaned.Instant director indirect draft.All operations from frost of furnace.You from cellar to garret and Do It Cheaply, i Highest Testimonials < From all Dealers and Users < LONDON, MONTREAL.\t4 , TORONTO.WINNIPEG and ! \u2022> VANCOUVER.< \u2022\tIf\tyour\tlocal\tdealer\tcannot\taupply,\twrite our aeareat hcuae.\t, A GREAT Reduction in Hair.AGENCY FOR BORDEN'S All Human Hair Bang and Switch No Net.No Vire.No Lace The McClary Mfg.Co Gome and See For Yourself JT.\tL^ZPOI-tsTTIE & CIE, Wig-Maker, Hair-Dresser and Perfumer.TELEPHONE 776.\tNo.264 St.John Street, Quebec.November Colonial House,-Montreal.TP.~isr T'T?.A, \u2018V\u2019^X-TJE IN 4-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES, 75c.a Pair.BO Assorted Xmas Cards in Fancy Box, for 25c.; By Post 5c.Extra.FAHCY DRESS TWEEDS, ALL COLORS.37 INCH WIDE VALUE 45c., REDUCED TO 26c, AND VALUE'11.50 REDUCED TO 50c.-PT.A TT G*® British steamer \u201cWillowden0,\" Capt-ain Tippett, from New York, Oot 17, for Plymouth, aud the Norwegian bark \u201cArnefish,\u201d from Pascagoula, Aug 12, for Biikenhead.Spoken\u2014Torr Head, Nov 13\u2014On Nov 12, in lat 51 N, long 14 W.bark \u201cBasto,\u201d from Quebec for Chatham, Eng.Nov 3, lat 50-30, long 38.42, ship \u201cP G Blanchard,\u201d from Ta-dousac for Loudon.Tow\u2014Tug \u201cHudson\u201d left for Chambly, yesterday evening, with six canal boats in tow.She takes 10 canal boats at Three Rivers and five at Nicolet for Chambly.SICiSAL SERVICE 1IIAEI5P, OEPARIMBVT Quebec, Nov 13, 18S6.Llslet [411 -Cold.Outward at noon, tug Florence with bark.\t.\t., Father Point [1671]\u2014Clear ; north-west wind.Outward at 10 a m, str Glenlivet ; at 2 p m, str Bel Iona.\t., _\t, .Metis [1761]\u2014Clear ; west wind.Inward a.1pm, str Campana.\t.Cape Magdalen [291è]-Clear ; north-west wind.Outward at 10 a m, str Ramore Head.Fame Point [320J]-Inward at noon, a steamer.\t, Cape Race [820]\u2014American schooner Oorr dova ashore at Portugal Cove.[The figures after the names denote the number of nautical miles below Quebec.] Am Sugar.Am Tcbacco.Am Spirits.Cotton Cil.Canadian Pacific.Atchison.Chi Burl & Q.Chicago Gas.Canada Southern.CCC & I.Delà & Hudson ex-d.DL& W.Erie.l.ake Shore.; .Louis & Nash.Kansas.Texas, pref.Manhattan.Missouri Pacific.Leather, pref.Balt &, Ohio.NYC.North Pacific, pref.Northwestern.General Electric.Rock Island.Rubber .Omaha.N Y Gas ex-d.Pacific Mail.Phila & Reading.St Paul .Union Pacific.Western Union.Jersey Central.National Lead.Wabash, pref.TO & I.Wheeling.Open\tHigh\tLow 122\t122\t119 83*\t83?\t83 m\t14\t12* iôâ\tiêf\tÎ53 83*\t83*\t81g 78*\t783\t77* 50\t50\t50 33*\t33*\t32* iôj\tM*\t16* 154\t154\t151 5?3\t523\t51 30$\t30*\t29* 1013\t1(2\t99J 25*\t25*\t24g 68\tG8*\t67 17\t17\t17 953\t96|\t953 27Ï\t28\t26* 106\t106*\t105* 31\t34J\t33g 74\t74\t72 25*\t25J\t25 ici'\t164*\ti63\u2018 24*\t243\t24* 31*\t31*\t30l 788\t78ft\t77l 11 ü\tn*\tldi* 89*\t89*\t875 27*\t\u201927*\t'265 18*\t18*\t173 31*\t31*\t303 9\t9*\t85 83 15J Ü 50 248 67 17 95^ 33 72* 27 17* 31 83 Chicago Stooa Exchange\u2014Nov 11\u2014Clearing House settlement prices.Am Straw Board.C & Chi C&DCo.Brew& Malt Co.\" pfd.Chi City Railway.Chi Pkg& P Co.\u201c\t\u201c pfd.DiaMch Cocf Ill.Lake St Elevated .Int Packing Co.\u201c\t\u201c pfd .Mil& Chi Br Co.\u201c pfd.N Y Biscuit Co.NChiStRR.Street\u2019s W S C Line.W Chi St R R.Lake St ElTCVfs.1st 2nd .3»8 .69 .15 .40 .237 .38 .49 .1373 .21| .29 .45 .143 .40i .63 .227* .16 .96* .19* Customs Duties\u2014The following is the amount of duties collected at the Custom House, Quebec, Nov 13, 1896 :\u2014$1,732.18.London Stock Market, London, Nov 13 viUe?528 to 52* ; Union Pacific., 1'* to 1U ; Northern Pacific, 27* to 28 ; Atchison, lb* to 16*.Chicago Produce Mahket\u2014Chicago, Nov 13\u2014Liverpool opening wheat Id higher ; com dull and unchanged.Sterling Exchange\u2014New York, Nov 13.U.00 a.m.\u2014At sight, 4.82*.Sixty days, 4.86*.Liverpool Cotton Market.\u2014Liverpool, Nov 13, 11.30 a.m.\u2014Cotton, demand fair ; steady.American Middlings, 4 19-32d, Montreal Stock Market\u2014Montreal, Nov 13\u2014Canadian Pacific Kailway, 59 to 68 ; sales, 25 shares at 58*.Duluth Com., 53 to 5* ; sales, 150 shares at 5*.Duluth preferred, 12 to 11.Commercial Cable Company, lo8 to loi* ; sales.15 shares at 1573- Postal Telegraph Company, 88* to 88.Montreal Telegraph Company, 170 to 164.Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company, 100 asked.Montreal Street Railway, 215* to 215* : sales, 2.J shares at 21 f *.Montreal Gas Company, 178 to ld* ; sales, 50 shares at 177* ; 10 shares at In* ; 10 shares at 177* ; 100 shares at 177* ; 5 shares atJfT*.t Bell Telephone Company\" *100 to 157 Royal 9.20 P.M.[Expresa from fx>wer T 4*^ 20 minutee at Lake Edward for lunch.Trains connect at Chicoutimi with the Saguenay Steamer during season of navigation, for Tadousac, Cacouna, Murray Bay and Quebec.A Round Trip bv Rail and Steamer unequalled in America, through matchless forest, mountain, river and lake scenery, down the majestic Saguenay by daylight and hack to Quebec, touching at all the beautiful seaside resorts of the Lower 3».Lawrence, with their chain of commodious hotels.SUBURBAN SERVICE\u2014Commutation and periodical tickets are issued at the usual reduced rates during the summer months.Furniture and supplies for daily household consumption earned free for holders of such tickets.Excellent land for sale by Government in the Lake St.John Valley at nominal prices.New settlers, their families and a limited quantity ol effects will be transported by the Railway free.TO MANUFACTURERS\u2014A number of very fine water powers are available along the line, suitable for pulp and paper mills or other industries, with an abundant supply of timber and cheap labor, and special advantages are offered to parties establishing such industries.Tickets for sale by R M.STOCKING, opposite St.Louis Hotel, at the Chateau Frontenac Can.Pac.Ry.office, No.14 Buade Street.ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS.Dundee, Nov 13-Arrived, stiamnrEscalona, Lindsay, from Montreal.Glasgow, Nov t3\u2014Arrive!, Nov 12, steamer Concordia, from Montreal.} {Hull, Nov 13\u2014Arrived, steamer Aladdin, from Montreal.Isle of Wight, Nov 13\u2014Passed, steamer Iona, from Montreal for London.Newry.Nov 13\u2014Arrived, Nov 12, bark Recovery, from St Thomas, Canada.Portland Bill, Nov 13\u2014Passed, Nov It, ship Drammen, from Quebec for Sunderland, Torr Head.Nov 13\u2014Passed, steamer Hibernian, from Montreal for Glasgow.SAILED FOR QUEBEC.Ethiopia (s),-, Bristol, Nov 12 PORT OF dUEBEC-ARRIVED.Nov 13\u2014Schr Daisy, Girard, Gaspe, master.Canal boat Leopold, Demarais, Whitehall, A R Pruneau & co, coal.CLEARED.Nov 13\u2014SS Angloman, Lewis, Liverpool, Wm M Macpherson.gem ral cargo.Canal boat Wm Ryan, Glode, New York, T Griffin.____j Lav.ontame, Lamontaine, New York, A K Hansen.?LEX.HARDY, Geo Frt.& Posa Agent September 30.1896.J.G.SCOTT, Sec\u2019y.and Manager.X\ttJ?rr *1* if* tj?^\tv ti* v Tib\t*b tJ?Readers of Fiction V/ilt find the hcstjiorjes of the day .'n SKOilT OTOMES and ROMANCE, both of «tic* a.-ï «ok Ruül!fh\u2018,L?ï f',\u2022 pany, o>:i on the lit anj one on the ISth of each^month__Noiie but the most refined ard tohqtejome literature It allowed In either mnyazine They can be bought af all neivs-stantSs.or by SIIQCT STORIES (ilfustratedt le 25 cents a number, or $2 SO a year^ ^4 ROMANCE Is tS cents a number, rr ft 00 a year.Both magazines to one address.JÇp.JlS ^4 m year.Prizes ojered for storyt writers and the best prices given for grailable manu-Jjp ecript.Send for sampled, etc., to The Current Literature Publishing C» , New fork.annua! subscription.¦Arp * v T*idd.lVr>- tinaryntbia,forGla.-gow - 2,403Ixiar-i*, F Sba\t10,379 \u2022\u2022mU by M 'N iitglitui! it Wuikei.I,.'il0 i! -.!' by fi 0.>x * co, !\u2019-r Qu4) Defy Competition.** A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.\u201d\u2014If you wish to quit using Tobacco, now is the time, and this is the Remedy.PRICE: «1.00 PER BOX.Ask your druggist or order from KEYSTONE REMEDY COMPANY, 218 La Salle Street, Chicago.You don\u2019t have to \u201c Swear off stop naturally.It makes weak men strong, Ola men feel yoang.We guarantee a Cure.Don\u2019t fail to try is to-day.\"Nothing Succeeds Like Success.\u201d Ask to see one of our contracts.For Sale by W.B.Rogers, Quebec.«¦ ne 26, 1896.__________co-tf PFEIFFER\u2019S STEAM DYE WORKS AND LAUNDRY.Shirts, Collars and Cuffs NICELY LAUNDRIED LADIES\u2019 SHIRT WAISTS LAUNDRi; ed equal to now, we have the latest im; proved machine* for finishing same Lace curtain nandled with the greatest of care, tinted to an desired shade.Dress Goods and Suits dyed and pressed in a superior manner.Feathers dyed and curled in all the fashion able shades.Blankets cleaned and finished like new.Carpets cleaned by our process will last longer than those cleaned by hand, and will guarantee perfect satisfaction, machines running every day all the year round.Orders for scouring, laundering and carpet cleaning can be tilled within ten hours.We make a speciality of first-class work in all the above lines.Experienced help in the different departments.PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.Express Orders Promptly Attended to TELEPHONE 524.A.S.PFEIFFER & CO.4 A 6 McMAHON STREET.Opposite St Fatrlck s Church April 4, 1896]\ttu th&eat Alleged Assault on a Married Woman A married woman who lately went into Lower Town dry goods store in search of em ployment, complains that she was assaulted by a clerk who was alone at the time in the establishment.The offence would doubtless have been aggravated, she said, but for the arrival of another party on the scene.The woman made a complaint at the Police Court yesterday and a warrant was issued for the arrest of the accused, who was later taken into custody aud admitted to bail.City Council MsstlnK- There was a meeting of the City Council last night, at which the following members were present t\u2014His Worship the Mayor pro-Mayor Rancour, Aldermen Savard Madden, Drolet, Rochette, Belanger, Dus sault, Roy, J.B.Coté, Bussieres, Thibaudeau Reynolds, Leonard, Paquet, Boisvert, Can tin, Norris, Lavery, Vincent, P.J.Coté, Tanguay, Pouliot, Hearn and Dronin.Re ports of the Finance, Road and Special Committees were presented.A petition was received from the carters on St.Anne street asking the city for a kiosk.Referred to the Road Committee.A letter was received from L.F.Burroughs, Secretary of the Que beo Bridge Company, asking the city to give them a bonus of half a million of dollars.Referred to the Finance Committee.The report of the Road Committee recommending Mr.Chas.Vezina\u2019a tender for the heating of the Green House at Parent Park for $789, was adopted.The 1692nd report of the Finance Committee in favor of seeking Legislative anthority to obtain means and to widen St.John street, as well as complete works at Parent Park, was laid on the table It was moved by Alderman Belanger, seconded by Alderman L>rouin, in amendment to the main motion for its adoption, that twenty thousand dollars be specified to go towards the bridge across the St.Charles river from St.Rochs.Alderman Roy opposed the motion of Alderman Belanger, stating that the Mayor and Council were quite willing to help in the St.Rochs bridge and that they had already cleared and widened certain streets for that purpose, but that they could not specify any amount at present.Aider-man Belanger spoke again, stating that for the sake of those whom he represented he wanted to have something to show that they would have the bridge and was called to order by Alderman Drolet.His Worship the Mayor stated that the Council had shown its readiness to act in the matter.Alderman Belanger insisted upon having a vote taken upon the question and his motion was lost, two for and twenty-two against.For the motion.Aldermen Belanger and Drouin ; against.Aldermen Rancour, Savard, Madden, Drolet, Rochette, Dussault, Roy, J.B.Cote, Bussieres, Thibaudeau, Reynolds, Leonard, Paquet, Boisvert, Cantin, Norris, Lavery, Vincent, P.J.Cote, Tanguay, Pouliot and Hearn.The Council adjourned for a fortnight.Military Stores for the West.Colouel Forrest was busy yesterday transferring 2,000 of the new Lee Enfield rifles, just unloaded at the wharves of Messrs.Allans, Rae k Co., ex «.s.\u201cRosariao,\u201d from England, to the C.P.Railway station, to be forwarded by rail to the Toronto stores, and to-day he sends, by same route, a similar number to Kingston, including those now discharging exla.s.\u201cLaurentian,\u201d at the Louise Embankment.A large quantity of 303 cordite ammunition is also being forwarded, from the Quebec stores, to Kingston, Ontario.Col.Forrest informs us that, although none of the steel guns have as yet been shipped for Canada, some thousands of the 12 pr.ii.B.L.Shrap* nell shells, filled, for the service of these guns, have already been received at the Citadel armoury.City and District Gossip in Brief.The firemen were called out by an alarm from box 127 for a chimney fire at 12 o\u2019clock yesterday.Messrs.Simons k Foulds are selling celebrated makes of corsets at very low prices.All information in advertisement.The store of Messrs.Behan Bros., who are retiring from business, has been leased by Mr.P.J.Coté, who will take possesiion of it next March.Captain Bernier, Governor of the Gaol, has had some trouble with one of his officials, Mr.01.Plamondon, whom he has suspended The enquiry into the case opened yesterday 1 he new Dominion LtneR.M.8.\u201cCanada,\u201d Captain Jas.MoAuley, for Liverpool, with passengers and cargo, will leave the Breakwater at 9 s.m.sharp, to-morrow (Sunday.) The three offers.Have you read them T If not, look at Mr.John Darlington\u2019s advertisement and see what he is offering in the way of cheap overcoats.Overcoats worth $22 and $24 for $16.The main office of the Central Police Station has been ornamented by the placing of three shields on the walls.Each shield has a number of revolvers placed on either side of it and a pair of handcuff*.A gang of thieves was canght helping themselves tocoal on Thursday everting.They had a large sail boat in the river and were engaged in taking a free cargo from Mr.Crawford\u2019s wharf when surprised.Montreal Trade Sale.\u2014An extensive auction sale of 6,0U0 barrels of flour in wood aud bags is arranged for Wednesday, the 18th instant, at Fraser\u2019s stores.Mr.C.E.Thorston, auctioneer, Montreal.\u2014See advt.Messra.Coté k Amyot, brewers, will no longer continue under the old name.Mr.Geo.E.Amyot, who has settled with Mr.Coté, will continue the business with a new partner, Mr.Michael Gauvin, under the name of Amyot k Gauvin.A mao is going around, giving the name of Bolduc, with a false certificate, which he is said to have presented to a chaplain of a community to sign.He is declared to have been deceiving the public for about three months aud people will do well to look out for him.The ambulance was called out yesterday at noon to remove Ferdinand Turcotte from St.Luke street, St.Sauveur, to his home at No.102 Bossiere street.Turcotte was working ou a roof on St.Luke street, when he lost his balance and was precipitated to the ground, The elevator at the City Hall ha* not been running for the last day or two and men were working on it up to a late hour last evening.It is said that in taking the measurement for the carriage the contractor, who is a Montreal man, did not allow for the casing of the elevator shaft with boards or for the beams at either side, and consequently it catches at times.Another fight took place at the Cove on Thursday evening at Mr.Ellis\u2019 Wharf.Two young men, probably the same pugilists who were dispersed by the police at the wharf opposite the Marine Church some days ago, started in to settle their dispute amid a large numberof spectators, but were unable to come to a final settlement owing to the appearance of the police.There will be a special meeting of the Quebec Evangelical Alliance on Monday evening, in the Y.Al.C.A., at 7.30 o\u2019clock.As the business is of the first importance a large attendance is requested.Tne Parent Society has issued a special call for prayer by all Evangelical Christians in behalf of Armenia, on Tuesday, November 17th.The same day will be observed in the United States.Yesterday's Prisoners at the Courts.At the Police Court yesterday John O\u2019Malley and Mugeuc Marlin, two carters, who were arrested on a charge of stealing a horse from a Mr.OueHet, were sent to jail to awaic their trial.A young man from Levis, by the name of Gravel, was let out on bail.He is charged by Constable Delislc with standing in the way and stopping ladies who passed by.The case cf the man IV-gin, who is accused of standinz in front of Mr.Bmir-get's store at St.Joseph de Levis and being a public nuisance is fixed for the nineteenth instant.-At the Recorder\u2019s Court, a sailor charged with drunkenness, creating a disturbance on Champlain street, resisting the pollen and breaking the station window, was found guilty of all the charges laid against him.He was sentenced to a fine of $20 and costs or two months\u2019 confinement.A young married man from St.Sauveur who was brought before the Recorder charged with abusing hia wife was liberated at her request.The couple in question have only been married for six months.A warrant was issued for a young carter charged with drunkenness who failed to appear.An old offender was fined Rev.D.M.Cameron, Pastor of the Union Tabernacle, London, England, and the Re*v.J.W.Mitchell will be the speakers at the men\u2019s meeting to-night at eight o\u2019clock in the Y.M.C.A.Hall.Mr.Cameron has been \u2022peaking with mnch acceptance in many of the principal cities during his American tour.There should be a large attendance at the meeting to-night.All men are invited.Mr.Livernois having been asked what purchasers will gain by buying a quarter of a dozen at a time, as offered in his advertisement, replies by taking Scott\u2019s Emulsion as an instance.Generally it costs a dollar a bottle.At Livernois\u2019it is but 75 cents.But by taking three bottles there at one time they cost but $2.The operation is quite simple and the purchaser has just three bottles for i he price of two.Instead of the annual bazaar for the benefit of theŒuvrcdu Patronage,which instructs, clothes and feeds a large number of poor children, subscriptions will be taken up this year from house to house.The Society expect to have over 300 children this year and will therefore require large subscriptions.On Monday, the 16th of November, a Mass will be sung at the Chapel of the Patronage for the benefactors of this institution.The Rev.Father Numesvai.*, Superintendent of the Patronage, will preach on the occasion.The collection from door to door will then commence on Monday.The ladies\u2019latest winter jacket is a splendid effort, worthy of the peerleis Parisian designers who have issued this handsome garment.To meet the exigencies of our w inter, it is made of beaver, frieze and other heavy etoff*, and trimmed in fur, with rich ermine facings, and is one of the paettiest winter jackets yet seen.It is on view in one of Mr.Vincent\u2019s show windows.Accompanying it are two photographs, one showing the coat buttoned and braided, and the other unbuttoned, revealing the ermine facings.Mr.Vincent has in stock a superb selection of winter jacket cloths and is prepared to execute all orders with his uiual promptness.\u2014 See advt.At long last I have been able to venture out and see a number of very interesting dresses of which a glimpse was promised me some time ago.They are, indeed, PRKSSKS WORTH NOTING, and furnish excellent specimens of many of the novelties for November.A very elegant dinner dress is made of pink moire de velours.The bolero waist is of white satin, hand embroidered in gold bullion and colored silks, and very richly trimmed with chiffon.The skirt is plain, new cut with demi train.A rich tailor-made dress is of shepherdess plaid, bolero waist, trimmed with ermine, with yoke of white moire and bertha of black velvet embroidered ; walking skirt very richly embroidered with black silk braid.Another very handsome tailor-made dress is of wine color covert coating, trimmed with watered silk and steel buttons.The walking skirt is plain, with box seams.Still another tailor-made dress is of tweed, with bolero waist, richly braided, new shape skirt braided to match.Velvet waists are very fashionable as an extra to wear with any skirt.One very pretty crimson one is trimmed with white silk and chiffon.Another in black is trimmed with white moire and cut jet.A black oue is trimmed with pink and green shot surah and cream lace.A handsome evening dress is of white satin embroidered with gold and trimmed with rich lace.A very beautiful dinner dress is of rich black silk, trimmed with chintilli net, cut jet, buttercup yellow Gismond chiffon and buckles of black satin ribbon.A reception dress is of black silk velvet with a rich collarette of yellow lace and bands of blue satin ribbon terminating in points and high belt of blue satin.A matinée of blue and white surah sucker silk has drawn sleeve with capes, trimmed with ohiffen and velvet.A visiting costume in green and grey shot silk and wool material has a Zouave waist with vest of white moire embroidered in pink and green and gold, with a new drawn sleeve and plain flowing skirt.Among the fashionable sleeves just now, «ne very pretty one is a drawn sleeve forming a bell at the wrist and a puff in the form of a butterfly at the shoulder.JACKETS AND MANTLES.Among the novelties in mantles are some very pretty wraps for evening wear made of plain cloth or fancy materials in different colors, lined in fur and made in the form of a jacket, with loose box pleats forming a yoke and falling gracefully to the foot of the garment.The sleeves are Bishop\u2019s sleeves, and the garment for the most part trimmed with fur, (Thibet being the most fashionable at present).The circular cape is still holding its own.Dressy mantles are made of velvet plush and trimmed in fur and jet.Those made with a fur yoke are considered the most stylish.Cloth jackets are still worn.They are very short and the large sleeves are still bolding their own though fashion predicts small ones.\t, MILLINERY NOTES.Fashions in millinery are varied and original.Toqnes are inclined to take the place of large hats, especially now that the cold weather is coming on.A pretty model is of white or cream velvet with a turn up sailor brim bound in mink, a cluster of black plumes at the side of a full gathered crown.There is still the same inclination to make the heads of ladies resemble those of horned animals, for coque\u2019s feathers and parading plamea are bath so placed that they curl from the centre of the forehead towards the sides like ram\u2019s horns.The greatest pains and thought have been devoted to the tail feathers of the bird of Paradise, and they are now dyed to match any of the fashionable colors.The ¦ chenille embroidery worked on mohair net, on straw and willow and on velvet is greatly in demand.\t,\tA SUNDRIES.\t \u2022 White brocaded ribbon traced with floral paillettes is used for belts and waist trimmings.Alpaca petticoats with rufles of the same bound with satip of a contrasting color, are very pretty and much more durable than silk.Boleros of finely tucked silk in any color you choose are one of the features of dress, and black velvet boleros, covered with an applique of white satin leaves outlined with cord and steel, are made to wear with different bodices.A pretty front for a red cloth bodice is made of ecru lace insertion, held together by black velvet ribbon.The latest Parisian fashion of dressing tha hair shows the chignon quite high on the head, so much so, ii fact, that it entirely disappears beneath the crown of the hat.Waving the hair is as popular aa ever, and it is arranged so as to be very loose and fluffy about the face, and is held in place at the back with pretty curved combs.The pompadour front is worn, and can be made becoming to almost every face with a few curling locks to fall on the forehead.The new combination undergarments are very attractive with an extra belt of pink merino, which extends from the bust well below the waist.This gives warmth where it is needed, and the pink and white mixtnre is very pretty.THE 16 CLUB.I am asked by a correspondent, who is, I suppose, either a member or a friend of the Club, to say that the first of a series of euehre parties and At Homes of the Sixteen Club, will take place in the large dance hall over Roy\u2019s drug store on Stanislas street on Monday next, the 16th instant.ANSWERS.Constance\u2014Such advertisementsare usually frauds.The paper in which this particular one occurs is one of those publications that was so severely denounced by Lady Aberdeen.Lay Helper\u2014Any clergyman of the Church of England will give you full particulars respecting Training Schools for Deaconesses, or will toll you where yon oan obtain them.B.A.\u2014Miss Rowand, Quebec, is Secretary of the Quebec Local Council of Women.Athene.Rev.George Thornloe, M.A., D.C.L., Rector of St.Peter\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, ie the son of Rev.Mr.Thornloe, sometime Missionary of the Church of England at George-ville, Que., and other places.Dr.Thornloe was educated at Bishop\u2019s College School and College, Lennoxville, taking his degree in 1872.He was ordained Deacon in 1874, by the late Bishop Williams, at Lennoxville, and Priest the following year.On his ordination he was appointed to the charge of the Church at Stanstead, where he labored with much acceptance and success for many years.On the retirement of Rev.Isaac Brock from the Rectorship of Sherbrooke, he was appointed to the position and has occupied it for over ten years, during which period the Church in Sherbrooke has made marked progress.A second church has been built in East Sherbrooke and much valuable missionary work done in the surrounding district.In 1879, on the organization of the Cathedral system in the Diocese, he was appointed by the late Bishop Williams a Canon of the Quebec Cathedral.He was married in 1874 to Miss Mary Fuller, of Lennoxville, and it is an open secret that no small measure of his success in hia parish work is due to the many admirable qualities of his wife.He has two children, a son and daughter.Mr.Walter Thornloe, the eldest, is a B.A.of Bishop\u2019s College, and is now a student at McGill.THE ANNOUNCEMENT OK HIS ELECTION.When the Prolocutor of the Synod announced the vote and declared Canon Thornloe elected Bishop of Algoma, the members sang the doxology and Dean Carmichael offered an earnest prayer, after which Bishop Sullivan and Archdeacon Llwyd were the first to con gratulate the Bishop-elect, who was formally Sresented to the Prolocutor by Archdeacon Ivans and Rev.J.A.Worrell.The Prolocutor, in solemn and feeling tones, addressing Canon Thornloe, said :\u2014\u201cAs Prolocutor of this Synod, I beg to announce to you that after its solemn deliberations, led by the spirit of Heaven, and carried on with every manifestation of aiocerity, you have been elected to the vacant Diocese of Algoma as it* Bishop.I hope aud trust that the aame hand which led to your election may lead you to seek the responsibility of its acceptance, and, I need scarcely add, that the gracious influence of God may rest on you to-night and forever.\u201d The Bishop-elect, who was deeply moyed, said, in reply :\u2014\u201cMr.Prolocutor, my dear brethren of the clergy and laity\u2014I am sure that you will feel with me that this U a cri tical moment in my life and in the history of the Church, not only in Algoma, but in the Dominion of Canada, and you will un derstand that it has not been possible for me to pass through the ordeal through which I have been passing this day without profoundly weighing the r ponsibility that might be laid upon me in the issue to which these proceedings might lead.I think you will understand me when I say, that, with all the pondering and all the lift ing up of my heart to Almighty God to enable me to see my duty if such an issue should result, I have been unable, owing to the overwhelming sense of my own shortcomings, physical, mental and spiritual, for the arduous and responsible position to which you have been, by the grace and guidance of Almighty God, led to elect me, to decide whether it was my duty or not to accept this position, and I therefore crave your indulgence to allow me a few hours to cousult with my own heart, with friends who know me better than 1 know myself, and, above all, with Him whose guidance we have been seeking, without whoee guidance it would be presumption on my part to seek to come to a decision.I beg for a few hours to enable me to realize what my duty really is, and I ask all of you to grant me your prayers for the guiding power of the Holy Spirit, thaï I may be led to avoid a decision which would be alike disastrous to myself and to the church.I thank you, air, for the kind words you have spoken, and I thank the Syuod for the kind way they have acted throughout the eleotiou, and especially at the announcement of its issue.\u201d As will be seen by our Montreal despatches, the Bishop-elect hae accepted the new charge MORNING :i THREE DOLLARS A YEAR.ONE GENT PER 'COPY! 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