Quebec morning chronicle, 13 octobre 1897, mercredi 13 octobre 1897

[" VOL.LI.wttow (THREE DOLLARS A YEAR.) jiftimg QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1807.CANADIAN O Pacific Ky.Three Trains Bach Way Between Quebec, the Wees and Eastern States From Palais Station 9 AM.1.40 P.M.and 11 P.M.\u202235.Day Express, Sunday excepted.9 A.M conne-itimc at Montreal with trains to Ottawa, Eastern and New York States.59.The Flyer, Sunday excepted.hV> P \u201c X\" \u201c\"do\" {wif?»7\u201di2PM do Boston following day 8.10 A M do do do do do do do do do\tPortland\tdo\t8.10 A M do\tToronto\tdo\t7.00 A M do\tHamilto\tdo\t8 10 A M do Niagara\tdo 10.07 A M do Buffal.\tdo 10.50 A 51 _ do Chicago do 9.30 P M *81.Night Express, Dally.\t.It P.M.Makinsr close connection with Western, Boston, New York Express Trains and the Overland Route Manitoba, British Columbia, the Great Gold Fields and Pacific Coast Points.57.Sunday Service.1.25 P.M.and 11 P.M.Making all connection West and New England Points.GEORGE DUNCAN, PHONE 94.\tPassenger Agent.City Ticket awl Telegraph Office, (14 BUADE STREET) (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE) and PALAIS STATION.October 9, 1897.Tentfiffl .WAYb filL AID WÎITER Till tiSLI.Id Bffect Monday, October 11,189?GOING SOUTH; Bve Quebec (Ferry) 1.30 p.m.) EXPRESS for Lve Leris, Q.C.R-.2.00 p.m.f .St.Francis, Megantic, Sherbrooke, Portland, Boston, and points South.Lve Quebec Ferry, 8.45 p m.1 A C COMMO-LeeLrrls QC.R,7 00 p.m./ DATION for Sherbrook», Portland, Boston; and points on the B.A 51.R R-Lve Quebec Ferry, 7 45 a m.» MI X E D for L?e Letts, Q.C.R., 8.15 a.m./ Beauoe Jot., And St.Francis.GOING NORTH.Ar Leris, Q.C.R., L55 p.m.1 EXPRESS At Quebec Ferry, 2.00 p.m.J York, Boston, Sherbrooke, SI Francis and Megantic.Ax Letts, Q.C.R., 8.15 a.m.I ACCOM MQ-Ar Quebec Ferry, 8.30 a.m.T DATION from Boston, Portland and Sherbrooke.Ar Urts, Q.C.R.S.45 p.m.) MIXED from Ar Quebec Ferry, 7.00 p.m./St.Francis and Beauoe Ja 7.00 p.m.function.All trains run daily Sundays excepted.Express tram connects at Harlaka Junction with the Intercolonial local Express from Dal- Express train Imvine Quebec Saturday does not run beyond Springfield Sunday morning.Pullman Palace Cars on Exprees Trains Que-bec to Springfield, via Sherbrooke, without change.Connect at Sherbrooke with Pullman Palace Car to Boston.Through Coaches on Express trains Quebec to Boston without CiUa?tad States Custims officer at Quebec and Lovis to examine and pass baggage, thereby saving trouble on the way.Non\u2014The Accommodation tram leaving Levis al 7 00 P.M.only runs as far as Beauce Jet on Saturday nights, continuing to Sherbrooke on Monday morning.If c RANDTRUNK4vs;tem IOMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER the 4tn, trains will leave Levis at 7.80 A.M, 12.40 and 7.30 P.M.For Richmond, Sherbrooke, Island Pond and Portland and Intermediate Stations, arriving in Portland at 6 00 and Boston at 9.30 P.M., also for Montreal, Ottawa and Intermediate Points, .and reaching Montreal at 1.35 P.M.7.30 âJ.12.40 PJ./\"For Richmond, Sherbrooke, and -eaching 5Iontreal at 6.50 P M.and connecting at Montreal with Central Vermont and Delaware A Hudson Railways for New York and Boston and points .South and arriving in New York at 7 A.M., also connecting in Montreal with trains for Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Detroit, arriving in Chicago at 9.10 P.M.and .connacting with trains for the West 7.30 PJ.fFor Richmond, Sherbrooke.Island Pond and Portland and Intermediate Points, reaching Portland at 8.30 A.M.and Boston at 12.50, Noon, also for 5fontreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, I)etroit and Chicago and Intermediate Points, connecting in Montreal with C.V.and D.& H.Railway trains for Hostm and New York and Points .South From Liverpool.\tSteamships.\tFrom Wtreal.\tFrom Quebec.23 Sept.30\t\u201c\tCarthaginian.\t9 Ozt.\t9 Oct.\t\u2022California .\t16 \u201c\t17\t\u201c 7 Oct.\tLadrkntian.\t23 **\t\u2018.3\t\u201c 14\t\u201c\t\u2022Parisian\t\t30 »\t31\t\u201c 21 \u201c\t\u2022Ncmidian.; \u201e\tC Nov.\t7 Nov.Trains arrive Levis at 7.30 A.5L, 2.10 and 10.40 P.M.Pullman Buffett Cars on Day Trains, and Pullman Sleepers on Night Trains between Levis and Montreal.Wagnsr Parlor Dining Cars on Day Trains, and Wsgner Vestibule Cars tn Night Trains between Montreal and New York, and Pullman Vestibule Cars between Montreal and Chicago.Day Run between Quebec, Portland and Boston.U.S.Customs officer at Quebec and l«vis to cord and seal baggage to U.S.points.Secure yoiir Tickets, and Parlor and Sleeping Car accommodation and further information at the Company\u2019s Offices, Ferry Landing, Dal-hoosie Street, and 5 DuFoit Street, adjoining Post Office, Quebec, Levis and Point Levi Stations.October 4, 1837.DOMINION LINE \u2022ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Liverpool Service, Vie Londonderry.Running in connection with the Grand Trank, Canada Pacific, Intercolonial, and other Canadian Railwavsand Steamers 1897.Summer Sailings.1897.From Liverpool.Segt.Oct.Steamcra Z'Vakcocvml 16 \u2022Scotsman.23 \"Labrador.7 * Vancouver.21 Scotsman .2,« \u2022Labrador .From Montreal.Sept.Oct.Nov.18 2 9 23 6 13 From Quebec Sept.Oct.Nov.ALLAN LINE.1897 Summer Arrangements.1897 Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal Royal Mall Service.Steamers marked * are mail staAroers, carrying all classes of pas«eng rs, and stopping at Rimouski and Londonderry.gins or Pississ.Cabin.$52.60 and upwards.Intermediate.$34.00 and $36.25 Steerage.at lowest rates.Of Return Tickets issued at reduced rates.Glasgow and Montreal Service.DESPATCHES BY CABLE.Heir of the Marlboroughs.From Qlasgom.\tSteamships\tFrom Montreal on or about 25 Sept.2 Oct.9 M 18 \u201c 23 \u201c\tSabmatian\t Sardinian\t Pomeranian.Pmr.cviAN\t Norwxoian .\t12 Octobre.1« \u201c 26 \u201c i November.9 London and EfoU^real Service.\t\t From London.\tSteamships.\tFrom Montreal 22 Sept.29 6 Oct.13 \u201c 16 \"\tRosa bian\t Ormidalk\t Brazilian\t Grkcian\t Montx Vidcan.\t10 October.17\t\u201c 24\t\u201c 31\t\u201c\t, 3 November.Glasgow, Londonderry and New York Service.\t\t From Glasgow\tSteamships.From New York.\t\t 1 October.15\t\u201c Mongolian .Nebraska.15 Oct.2 p.m.29 Oct.2 p.m.SS.CANADA will sail from Boston August eee Steamers haw superior passe nger ac-Electri RATES OF PASSAGE.Cabin.$45.00 and upwards Intermediate.$35.00 Steerage.at lowest rates gar Return tickets issued at reduced rates.The Saloons and Staterooms are in the central part where least motion is felt.Electricity is used for lighting the ships throughout, the lights being at the command of the passengers at any Hour of the night.Music rooms ana Smoking room on the promenade deck.The Saloons and Staterooms are hrated by steam.For further particulars spply to ALLANS, RAE k 00., Agents.October 8,1897.ric Lights For further information, apply to - \" dfOC the Company\u2019s Agents or to R.M.STOCKING, City and District Agent, 32 St.Louis St., Quebec.FR VNK GRUNDY, J.H.WALSH, .GWl \\Unager.Gen.Passenger Agt.October 9, 1897.Quebec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Bailway.W NTER TIME TABLE 1897 9a Commencing and after monda v, OCTOBER 4ra, 1897, Trains wiH run as follows :\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STK.ANNE.,\tWKZK DATS.L wve Quebec.\tArrive Ste.Anns.8 50 A.M.\tW OO A.M.515 P.M.\t6 2i P.M.va Ste.Ann*.\tArrive at Quebec.7.15 A M.\t8 25 A.M.1 40 A.M.(except Saturday) 12.50 P.M.li.20 P.M.(Saturday only) 1.30 P.M.SUNDAYS.Arrive Ste.Aunt.commodation, midships saloons, and spacious promenade decks Rates ot Passage.Cabin .$62.50 and upwards Second Cabin.34.00 \u201c\t\" Steerage at lowest rates to all points.Return tickets issued »t reduced rates stamps.Salt has just been put in the allowance of food which the British Government gives its sailors, though other crudimenls were allowed in the rations.When \u201csalt horse\u201d was the main staple of diet there was no need of it, hut although this was changed on tnen-of-war long ago, the Admiralty has only recently discovered tiiat the men have no salt.They have been obliged to buy it out of their wsgts for years.The rearrangement of the gallery of the Louvre is a subject that always receives attention in Paris.The latest writer on the subject is M.AndtJay that tha village of Bells Corners was destroyed, hut this proved untrue.The lusses, if there have been any in the country last night, have not been learned, but the villages inclose proximity to Ottawa have all escaped.There was a heavy tain shower about noon which assisted in keeping down the bush fires.The report was current in the city this morning that Buckingham was in imminent danger of being dtsir yed by bush fires.This fear is dispelled by the receipt of the following telegram to-day from a special correspondent at Buckingham :\u2014\u201cAny reports of Buckingham being destroyed cr partly burned by the bush fires in the district are completely false.No imminent danger haa existed to cause the least alarm so far.ihe heavy showers we are getting to-day preclude ail thoughts of any risk whatever.\u201d LATEST FROM THE QUEEN CITY.Toronto, Oct.12\u2014Bouchette Anderson, for 34 years an official iu the Toronto Custom House, haa been suspended by the Department of Customs.It is said that Anderson went to an United States Customs officer here and tried to arrange with him to have the »\u2022 by the fever, that cne death has occurred and that the fever is cf a very dangerous type.tblbgraph ticks.ASK FOR THE New Knitted Pure Wool Bloomer* Grey or Cardinal Red.JOBS OFFERED THIS WEEK) So Many Unprecedented Bargains I A Lot of Jerseys for Ladies and Misses.A lot of Dress Skirts, al' colors.A Lot of Flannelette Night Gowns, for Ladies and Girls.A Large Assortment of Dress Milton Goods* various colors.A Lot of Striped Flannelette.A Lot of Thick Wool Undershirts and Draw, ers for Genta| A Lot of Tweed, to be slaughtered.A Lot cf Black Cashmere Hose for Ladies.A Lot of Double Width Serges, all Colon.A Lot of Carise for Costumes.1500 Pairs Canadian Blankets.A Whole Stock o' Boots and Shoes.A Lot Waterproof Carriage Rugs.76 Dozen, Bnar and Amber Pipes CHRONICLE' DISPATCHES DENSED.CON- It is asserted at Vienna that the Hungarian Government has purchased the race horse \u201cGaltee More\u201d for £10,000, Twenty colored prisoners created a riot io the St, Louis gaol yesterday over a game of craps.Several were injured and coufioed to dungeons.The Dominion Bank robbery case was resumed st Napauee yesterday morning, in the Court House, before Police Magistrate Daly.Several witnesses were examined, but nothing of importance was elicited.A despatch received at Madrid from Havana, says that General VVeyler, the retiring Captain General, has leaned an amnesty decree which includes nearly all the deported Cubans, who will thus be able to return to their homes.A mass meeting was held last Monday night at Clarence Creek and a committee was appointed to make a house to house collection all over tho township on Monday next n aid ths sufferets from fires in th*\u2018 township.The Township Council is also voting three hundred dollars to the general relief fund.__________________________ The Usual Thing- They were having some private theatricals, and Mr.and Mrs.Jinks gave the scene from the \u201cSchool for Scandal,\u201d in which Sir Peter rates and reproaches Lady Teazle tor her extravagance and other shortcomings.Edith Jinks, aged eight, waa iu the audience, and when asked at the close of the entertainment how she enjoyed her parents\u2019 acting, she electrified her hearers by saying, in a tone of disappointment :\u2014 \u201cActing 1 They were not acting ! Thais the way they\u2019re always going on at home.\u201d Prompt relief in sick headach?, dizziness, nausea, constipation, pain in the side, guaranteed to those using Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.One a dose.Small price.Small dose.Small pilL\tm,wjri&w Limehouac, in Loudon, has had a sur feit of egg*.A cargo of 472 cases, containing 850,000 bad eggs, was condemned there, and the eggs destroyed on the spot by smashing them on the pavement, and then washing tbe resulting cmclet into the drains.The people around were made sick by the stench, and the Lancet suggests that hereafter such cargoes be taken well out to sea aud dumped there.Dr.Quartey-Papafio, a near relative of the King of Ga, on the gold coast of Africa, hto written a memoir on malarial fever, which the British Colonial Office has printed.First Class Tailoring Mantle-Making and Millinery, A SPECIALTY Of THE HOUSE.Z.PAOUET, 167, 169, 171, Street.St.Joseph October 12, 1897.PFEIFFER'S STEAM DYE WORKS AND LAUNDRY.Shirts, Collars and Cuffs NICELY LAUNDRIED?I ADI ES\u2019 SHIRT WAISTS LAUNDRI A ed equal to new, we have the latest im proved machines for finishing sameLace curtainf handled with the greatest of care, tinted to an desired shade.Drees Goods and Suite dyed and preseed ia superior manner.Feathers dyed and curled in all the faehiea able shades.Blankets cleaned and finished like new.Carpets cleaned by our procees will las longer than those cleaned by band and wil guarantee perfect satisfaction, machines runj ning every day all the year round.Orders scouring, laundering sod up* cleaning can be filled within ten hours.We make a speciality of first-class work in a the above lines.Experienced help in tbe di fereut departments.FATLGNIZE HOME INDUS!UY.Express Orders Promptly Attended t TELEPHONE 524.A.S.PFElFFER & GO.12 McMAHON STREET.Opposite St.P trick\u2019s Ohnrcb.JV While work of factory is goirg «bee office at 12 McMahon Street, 1700 THE MORNING CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1», 1897.[SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Tat Qcsbkc Gazbtt* Famished House Wanted - D Breakey.Decorative Art Society of Montreal.Famished House to Koat\u2014W2 St John Street.Pay Your Taxea C J L Lafrance, American Line \u2014R M Stocking.Overcoatings\u2014Glover, Fry 4 Co.Quebec Turf Club\u2014A F Ashmead.Hunt Club\u2014C E A Boswell.Sailing Directory\u2014R M Stocking.See 3rd 1'vre.Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla.Dr Pierce\u2019s Favorite Prescription.Theatre Royal\u2014Prof Carpenter.t * AUTUMN NOVELTIES ! -)o(- TjH E \u201cOaeboc Gazette,\u201d CONTAINING Most Important News OF THE WfEK.§\tMANTLES.Ç Latest Models in Jackets and Mantles, g\tNovelties in Fur Lined Mantles, p\tNew Morning Wrappers and Children\u2019s Dresses, g ?\tMTLLÏNERA î ^ Latest French and English Millinery, f-\tNewest Shapes in Felt Hats, Bonnets, etc.#\tLarge Variety of Ospreys, Feathers and Flowers.Î\tDRESS \"GOODS 1 & Newest Designs in Dress Goods and Costumes.40 Inch Fancy Dress Goods, ouly 19c, 25c., 35c., 40c.^\tSILKS ! c Handsome Broche Silks in Black and Colors, g\tThe New Plesses Silk in all Shades.H 0-59 DOZEN EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS ONLY 10c ¦« £ WILL BE PUBLISHED -AT- MXaTE3T7\u2019ÆI3Nr O\u2019OXaOO: This (Wednesday) Morning.For sole at the Mormhîo Chronicle othce and all the lea hog aewj depots.Price Three cents per copy.October 13, 1897.\tA -H î GLOVER, FRY & CO.' f * * Sb.by means of this railway, will necessarily have to come by Quebec to be transhipped into sea-going vessels for European ports.This is not a dream.We have bore an elevator on the Princess Louise dock.Well, then, what benefit have we derived from this elevator, which was built at a large cost, and in which we put a great deal of faith ?It was expected that this elevator would bring us the Western grain trade ; well, I would be much surprisad if even a single bushel of wheat has as yet been put into this elevator at Quebec.But when we will give the Western wheat an outlet to the sea 800 miles shorter, between Duluth and Liverpool, than the existing route ria New York, we may hope for what will then take place, that by that time wo will have at Quebec the wheat trade, the export wheat trade, and that Quebec will become the great transhipping point of the trade between the East and the West.This is, gentlemen, what we may expect for the city of Quebec.\u201d QOEBEC, WEDNESDAY, OCT.13, 1897.FALL PRISTISG ! Invitation Cards, Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Business Cards, PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE ' _A.T XaOW DPRXCES.Sep\u2019amiber 23, 1397.CASINO 1 Weak Gommancing Monday, the 11th October.The Greatest Bill of the Season.New Attractions direct from New York and Boston.HORNkf ANN, tho celebrated Magician, the only rival of the late A.Hermann.The KLNETOGRAPH.the lataet new Machine, rep-odacinar some now Viewa of Loudon, Paris and New York, all animated pictures ; do not miss this.31135 ANNIE WILKE5, the charming singer an A Dancer.The 3 BOUFFONS, Acrobats, Dancers anl Pantominists.KOPPE, the Wonderful Juggler, entirely d.fferent from the other jugglers, SEN )RA C HU LIT A, the Spanish Beauty Danoer, anl Harmans and Veranda, the French Comedians.The Kinetig.-aph woulerful machine \u201cwill give a peiformauce every afternoon at 2 and 4 o'clock Guildren admitted free, also at toe rerniar T.iurslay matinee.Sunday matinee at 3.3 J P.M.R jgu\u2019ar Prie » : 1 ) and 2 ) cents.Octob *r 11, 1897.sept 4 \u2022Til El A-TXAIG TO-NIGHT And Hrary Night This (Week ! Prof.Carpenter, HYPNOTISM.' Two Honrs of Wonderful Fun.D)n\u2019t Miss It.P.icas only 10, 15, 25c:nts.October 11, 1397.D.L.MOODY, JETSr-A.XTGKEJIalST, WILL ADDRESS TWO MEETINGS NTecdL tx.ocacl.eay, Oot, 18 tlx.At 3.30 and 8,00 P.M.\u2014IS TOT\u2014 METHODIST OHUROH, Only tick A hold .rs admitted satd ten minutes before 3 o'clock.The tickets are free and can be obtaiael at the Y.M.C.A.Office.Then meetings are open to everybody.October 11,1897.\tC QuebecTurf Club.ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE QUEBEC Tail Club can obtain Badges for the Huot Races on Saturday next, on applying to the Secretary, at the Frontenac Hotel, on Friday next, between half-past Eight and Nine o\u2019clock.By order, A.F.ASHMEAD, Hon.Sec.October 13, 1897.PAPERJHUNT.THERE WILL BE A MEET TO-DAY AT Scott\u2019s Bridge, at 3 P.M.All are cordially invited.By order,\t___ C.E.A.BOSWELL, See.-Trees.October 13, 1897.\tA Decorative Art Society i Montreal.IjlMBROIDERY CLASSES HAVE BEEN Li opened undsr the direction of Miss Shaw, of Montreal, at the VICTORIA HOTEL Toe lessons are free to alL A visit is quested to inspect the artistio work.The object of tha Society ia to spread knowledge of the work they do, as well as to advertise the Society.Hours; 10 till 12, and 2 till 4.October 13, 1897.\tFp famished House to Rent.A WELL FURNISHED and Comfortable House to rent.No.402, St.John street, near Florence Hotel.Apply at Ocober 13, 1397.ABOVE ADDRESS.B J\u2019xs.m t Zkooel/vod.!! Beavers, Pilots, Naps, Melton and Elesian Coatings.NEW SUITINGS I Choice Worsted Suitings, Fancy Tweed Suitings UNDERWEAR I Scotch Wool Hosiery,J Cashmere and Natural ;Weol Hoeieiy.1 Full Liae of Sentu' Purniskings, (iIotm.Pri & Co.October 13, 1397.Am WANTED, IURNISHED HOUSE.Arp.y to October 13, lt97.D.BREAKEY.Chaudière Mills, Co.Levi i, P.Q.F When After Ducks It ia mo it e-hmitial that your gun should bo propuly loaded.No game bird is harder to shoot, but with our loaded shells it is no trouble to bring them down, provided you aim straight.In having your shells loaded by us you get the advantage of years of experience at no extra cost.Our prices are, 12-gauge per hundred and 10-gauge 82.£0.\u201cYour money back if you want it.\u201d Morrin College.BNGLIRg X.ITBRATURB.The rev.John shar*.m.a., pro- fessor of English Literature, wil] open hia Classes T0-DAY, OCTOBER mb, in the above subject.The course will embrace special studies of the leading English Poets and Essayists.LadUs and gentlemen deairpus to enter on theee studies are invited to attend, and have the^r names duly enrolled.Any farther information can bj had from PROF.SHARP, At tâc College Building.October 12,1397.\tC -_____ tor Sale or to Let, WITH IMMEDIATE possession, No.105 Grande Allee.Modern improvements.Splendid stabling.Apply to October 12, 1S97.JOSEPH & SONS.F Insolvent Notice.In re G.BRESSE ft CQ., Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, (Quebec, Insolvents.îto SriMs Cycla Corporation, (unrrxo) 235 & 235i Tonga Street, Toronto.31 JOHN STREET, Ql'EBEC.(World\u2019s Largest Sporting Goods Dealers).October 13, 1897.\ttf BEAVER LINE.-V^T'ooixJ.v QUBBBO TJ LIVERPOOL.Laxz .Lass .Laks Wimnipbo.3rd\tNov.Taahh Hcaoy.10th\t^ov.Cabin $17.50 to 8U0.001 According to Return 895.0») to $110/\tLocation.2nd Cabin 831.00.Steerage to London.Glasgow, etc., $22.50 ncloding every rejuisite for verrage.These steamers have sucrier a^cuinmodation for paserngere, being titfrxl with all modern tne dollar, in four different lets, the following assets in this matter, vir : A\u2014Boots and Shoes.$ 2,207.90 Boots and Shoes in process of manufacture.10,213.71 Sole Leather and Findings.3,10 !.25 Tools.770.60 Lasts.Patterns, Boxes, etc.2,332 35 Furniture of the Factory.271.32 $18,902.19 B\u2014Office Furniture.5»9.50 C\u2014Book-Debts as per list.C,M2 83 D\u2014Rolling Stock.327.00 Bidders will have to deposit $500 on item A, and $200 on item C.The factory will be open every day for the inspection of the stock, the inventory and the list of book debts.D.ARCAND.Curator.LS.DESCHENES.Auctioneet.October 12,1897.____________ octl GiTXEBEO District Railway Co.THE MOLSOXS BANK.By a reference to the report published in full on the fourth p::ge of to-day\u2019s Chronicle, our readers will see that the statements laid before the annual meeting of the shareholders of Molsons Bank were of a character highly satisfactory, both as to the operations of the year past and as to future promise.The net earnings of $209,-177 were practically 13 per cent, on the paid-up capital, which is $2,000,000.After distributing dividends of 9 per cent, thsre was added to the Rest a sum of $100,000, making that fund $1,600,000, or 75 per cent, of the capitil.This is an unusually large reserve.It makes the Bank\u2019s position proportionately strong.Jt has been gained by years of careful management, which the remarks at the meeting show the shareholders know how to appreciate.Last year\u2019s results were attained in face of considerable difficulties, for it is to be rer membered that the improvement in trade lately commented upon did not make itself felt soon enough to perceptibly effect the profits of the Bank up to the time the hc counts were closed.The Bank is also strong in other features of its financial statement, so that it is likely to profit to the full extent from the more active commercial demand for funds the early future is expected to produce.The branch of this Bank which it is intended to open here shortly, as first announced in these columns some time ago, will be a welcome addition to our local banking houses, in view of the decidedly high rank attained by the institution.EDITORIAL NOTE.A brilliant writer and traveller describes the city of Berlin in a series of sketches in one of the leading London papers, and this is how he concludes his notice \u201cThe Kaiser\u2019s Capital is a queer jumble.But the queerest thing in it is technically out\" side it\u2014the Mausoleum at Charlottcnburg, wherein rest the bodies of Friedrich Wilhelm, the liberator of Germany from Napoleon, of the beautiful Queen Louise, who died of a broken heart for Germany, and of the first Kaiser and his consort The present Kaiser charges you twnpence-halfpenny to view the tombs of his ancestors.But that is not all.At the portal stands a cheap angel, with n gilt sword of flame, as if the Mausoleum were the Garden of Eden, or the Kaiser could call on the heavenly hosts to act as supernumerary policemen.And on the marble effigies of his fathers, of the men who built up this great and wonderful empire of Germany\u2014 the light can only fall through panes of cheap violet and yellow glass.It is said tq be intended to make the figures look more like real corpses.The holiest heroes of Prussia are haloed in the vulgar light o : a penny gaff.Berlin can be dazzling, but it can also be very tawdry.The Kaiser\u2019 city is something of a parvenu among Capitals after all.\u201d SPORTING NffiWS.THE PARRY SOUND ÏRAFFIC.The desire, which is attributed to Mr.Tarte, to build a circuitous line from Coteau to Laoole, St.Johns and St.Ilya cinthe, so as to give the Parry Sound traffic an outlet to the Intercolonial Railway, has naturally caused a great deal of anxiety in Quebec, where our leading capitalists are engaged in building a railway, now nearly completed, to bring this Parry Sound traffic to Quebec for shipment.But a little reflection will convince any buui ness man that these fears are, or should be, groundless.In the first place the contemplated South shore line would not only be much longer than the Grand Trunk, but it would naturally arouse the hosti'ity of that Company and of the cities of Montreal and Quebec, both of which it would give the go-by.In the second place it would take away the long expected trade from the Louise Docks, in which the Government has some three millions invested, and it would, of course, be a contradiction of the past policy of Parliament which has voted and paid large sums of money to give this Parry Sound trade an outlet to Quobep by the North shore of the St.Lawjre»c.e.Qntarip and the other Provinces would natui^ly&^ag*i98.t& change of policy involving an additional .Cfp^tal or interest expenditure for anothar line.But the most reassuring feature in the whole matter is the fact that the Premier represents the very constituency whose whole future is at stake in this question.And Sir Wilvriu Lw-\u2019jUER has already expressed himself in very unmistakable language on this subject, at the banquet at the Chateau Frontenac in October last, grhen he said :\u2014\u201cOf all the Western produite that go by the lakes, all Western whaa£ .that comes from Minnesota and Dakota and other, States, all products from the West that! pass through the Sault Ste.Marie Canal and that are now going to Europe, 96 per cent are forwarded da Tonawanda, Buffalo or Oswego, to the seaboard at Boston or New York, and only 4 per cent comes to Montreal, and not 1 per cent roaches Qupb^p.Change this state of things, and mako the tst.J^awrcnce route a free one then the figures will be reversed, and 96 per cent of the Western trade will1 CÔfljè not only to Montreal, but also to Quebec, Montreal will be unable to take care of the Western trade, at that time ; the Mon tresl harbour will be insufficient, and th^ traffic from the West will overflow in the direction of Sorul, Three Rivers and Quebec.This is, gentlemen, the future of Queliec.It will take some years before the £j}nala of the St.Lawrence are suffi ciently deepauaj po as to allow the West ern trade to conao to Quebec, £ut there is in the meantime another thing that wp pay do.If the water route is not yet open for y*.jl is possible to shorten the distance gveHap^.kwk at the map once more and you yiR\ta glance the great benefit in store for us, (od condition ?1 suggest that you and t ie rest of the press use their induence to have the GoverqipsQt P*** * law I-0 come into force, say in 4 or nto/c years, compelling owners of vehicles for hauling - load»1 to bavs broader tires on them, or pay a'taz whioh could go towards roadmakiojf.- As tBe lay/ stands At present it is optional with the mûnicipilities to enforce the u*o of tjres ffom 2$ to 4 inches if they think proper to do no.Pktkb Nassmith, Sherbrooke, 5th Oct,, 1897- Scratching Up a Meal.Some men in a public house were inventing stories to pass the time away.They had all had a turn at it except an old sailor, who had remained silent all the time, until pressed by th£ others to spin them a yarn.He began : \u2022»{ ^as once jn a dreadful storm.All the provisions ware washed qypjrhoard.I was very ill, and ate nothing for days j at the end of that time I began to feel hun£ and the steward gave me beef, chicken, port Wihe and egg-.\u201d \u201cBut you said all the provisions were wasHed overboard.Wfiere dtl the beef come from ?\u201d From tfiebqllocks\u201d (bulwark»^, said the old sailor.\u201cAnd where did >ou get the .chickens from ?\u201d \u201cFrom the hatch.\u201d \u201cAnd the port wine?\u201d \u201cFrom the porthole.\u201d \u201cAnd the eggs?\u201d \u201cEggs?\u201d said the siilor.\u201cI didn't say eggs, did I ?\u201d \u201cOh, yes, you did,\u201d said the men.\u201cWe've çaught you now ! \u201d The old sailor thought he was oaught, and had to conaider.A6 last he said : \u2022\u2018\u2019Ult, yes) I did have eggs.The captain ordered Hie ship to lay te.and he gave mo one,\u201d\t/ - .\u2022« \u2022\u2022 7 \u2022 \u2022».«.A reform in Roman Catholic Chnrch musict with a return to the principles of the Gregorian chant and the school of Palestrina, is expected, now that Cardinal M&zzella has been put at the head of the Congregation of Kites, Vesuvius being in eruption, a young Ger* man undertook to he cremated free by the volcano.He placed himself close to the prater, in the path of tho lava, and then shi-t himself through the head.His body was found, however, before the lava reached it.s.suv a co.St.John Street, Upper Town, and Sous* le-Fort Street, Lower Town.GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, .HAVE.SOMETHING EXTRA -IN- BREË0H LOADING DUNS Sporting Rifles, ¦1 - AND ¦ ¦ HE V\u2019OXs-V'JSJ RS.- ALSO- i OURTIS Ac HARVEY\u2019S QUNPOWOE , CHILLED SHOT CARTRIDGES, 500 FAMOUS OAK .AND OTHER.HEATING STOVES.OIL HEATERS, Etc.CHlNIC Branch Stoic Fabrique Street TELEPHONE 702.LADIES\u2019 AND MISSES\u2019 SIZES.PLAIN AND PUS TRIMMED G.R.RENFREW & GO., 85 4c 87 Buads Street, UPPER TOWN.September 4,1897.FALL IMPORTATION I New Talking Machine.Tbe Eagle GraphopBo&e.Wonderful Low Price, Only %U.OO.Complete with amplifying Horn and Hearing ïïïtoi £rw\ti,ke \u201c °,d\u2019T £ je; Cvhndereor Re^rd., and the asm.Reproducer.$16 00 same machine with an oak carrying case; a child can rperate this new talking doesthe reat^00 Wmd * Up \u201cd tL® m*chi\u201c* It Sings Talks and Whistles.Reproduces SeSS**?\tAormpleSTSS?tainment to a large audience can be given with one of theee wonderful machines.ohoice\t1'»Dting, Singing, and *\u201c -**«\tU** CYR.DUQUET, * o-cvoUL^x*.No.8 St.dohn Street, Upper Town, SOLE AGENT FOR QUEBEC.September 30,1897.\tAm -AND- SPORTING REQUISITES ! Jos, Rogers & Sons (Ltd.) HUNTINQ_KNIVES 1 «TQUNS AND RIFLES RENTED'«a Telephones { Upper Town 578.Lower Town 44.SCOTCH, Canadian, English WOOL Underwear.Scotch Homespun Suitings, Blue and Black Cheviots and Serges, Fine Black Worsteds, Choice Overcoatings, Tattersall Vestings English Dress Shirts $1.00.English Collars, 2 for 25 o mts.Silk Ties, Latest Styles.Dressing Gowns.Our Knockabout Umbrellas, $2.50.Choice Umbrellas $1.25.Patent Portable Trow sere Stretcher.Leggings, Gaiters, Sunpsnder*.«John Darlington, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.September 11, 18P7.McLaren's r.LM# Celebrated i fes ORDERED IN PREFERENCE -TO- ALa_ OTHER BRANDS, -BY THOSE- Who Have Made Trial of It IT O jë^Xj XT M I All Ingredients Pore and Perfectly Dealtbful.\u2014 ASK FOR \u2014 McLAREN\u2019S Presbyterian Book of Praise, From 8c.up\u2014at MOORE\u2019S.The Bible and New Presbyterian Book of Praise Combined\u2014at MOORE\u2019S.The Latest Fad\u2014Cre.ts and Monograms for Collectors\u2014at MOORE\u2019S.Large Crokinhole Boards $L00\u2014at MOORE\u2019S.Programmes, Menus and Invitations\u2014 ________________at MOORE\u2019S.Typewriter Carbon* and Ribbons\u2014best qualities only, offered at MOORE\u2019S.O\u2019 Commercial Stationery, Book Binding and Printing, \u2014AT- September 30, 1897.E.J.FLYNN, ADVOCATE, Q.C., Etc.ee i»jaTE2n.«tu.mibt.(Ukion Bank Building).TELEPHONE 889.September 24, 1897._Am Queen\u2019s Jubilee March.A BRILLIANT MARGE Ending With the National Air \u201cGod Save the Queen,\u201d artfully inserted.COMPOSED FOR PIANOS BY BANDMASTER J.VEZINA PRICE 10 cent.PUBLISHED BY AND TAKE NO OTHER September 9.1897.A.Lavigne & Co, 55 Fabrique Street» ®7, 1897\taugt For First-Clais Goods we quotç the following low prices : Rne Enamel Jewellery.Oar ! Ladies\u2019 Wool Vosto\u2014High neck and long sleeves, at 75c , $1.05, $1.15, $1.25, $1.30, $145, $1.65, $ M0.Ladies' Wool Combinations\u2014 Shetland, at $2.33t $2.80 and $3.4.5.Ladies'Wool Drawers\u2014At $1.68, $1.75, $1.88.\t.Ladle*\u2019 Ribbed Wool Vests ÿatqrsy Grey at *5c.and 38c/ L«(Jleej\u2019 O^shmer* Vefts-lu White and Grey, at 65c., 68c.and 75c.Ribbed.Ladles' Oashmere Vests-Ribbed high ne-.k and long tleeves, at-90c , 9*i.$1.10, $118.Ladles\u2019 Black Tlghts-At $1 25, $1.48, $1.68.Qlrls\u2019 Wool Vests\u2014High neck and | _\t,\t\u2022 i» ._ .\t.# £10 Of» long sleeves, at 65c., 70c., 76c., 82c.85c., 90c., I Watch Chains from |5 to $20.£ ?Brooches from ^Engagement {Rings M Wedding Rings.stock of Diamond En> A personal inspection is neces-gg |0«ry in order to judge of the 2 * \u2019 beauty and excellence of our Fine 5 Enamel Jewellery.\t^ gagement Rings ranges from the 'rl?e8C S»*\"?French Hiann- j Modest Soliteire Uminoad U facture, the dee.gns «»\u201c\u2022 g |13:5o to fee ingniflcedl Clneti bmations of color are most artis- «\t^\t^ o* tic.In this class of Jewellery we have :\t^ Wedding Rings from $4.00 to \u201cOnly the Best\u201d Should be your ir utto when you need a medi\u2019 cine.Do not be induced to take any substitute when you call for Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla.Kxpe-rioncj has proved it to be the best.It is an Jignoat medicine, ]>ossessing actual ami unequalled merit.Be wise ami profit by the ox-l>erict.co of other people.Hood\u2019s Pills are the favorito family cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate, ThU week, hata, mantles and drees goods, and a long list of sundry jobs at Z.Paquet\u2019s, St.Joseph street,\ttf AnttrUzech (oeling ruut so high among the Germans in Bohemia that they have resolvtd bo drink no more Pilscner beer, as it' is manufactured by B iheiniaus.Out of sympathy for their countrymen the Gormans in Germany also are abtt doing from Pileener.During 1896 there were 1,006 persons killed and 5,877 injured on the British railroads, 93 of the killed being passengers and 447 employees.The total number of passengers carried that year, exclusive of fe$a*oQ-ticket holders, was 980,339.677, eo that the propot, tion of passengers killed was oue iu 10,541,-287.95c., $1.00, Children\u2019s Wool Vooto\u2014High neck and long sleeves, at 38c., 40c.and 45c.Ribbed.Misses\u2019 Wool Vests\u2014High neck.and long sleeves, at 48o , 53c , 60c., 63c.Childron\u2019s Qashmsro Vests- Ribbed, White and Grey, %t 39c,, 45a, Cc., 65c., and 75o.Infants\u2019 Cashmere Vests-High neck and long sleeves, at 30c., 35c.39c.and 4»c.Infants\u2019 White Wool Bodices\u2014 Ribbed, at 20c., 2 c.Children\u2019s Wool Combinations At $1.43, $1,78.Boys\u2019 Wool Shirts\u2014At 40c., 453., 49c., 58c , 64c , 6 *c.Boys\u2019 Wool Pants-At 293., 39c 45c., i^o.52c , b5c.78c.Boys\u2019Wool Knee Pante-At73c.78c., 8jjs, Men\u2019s Wool Shirts-At 58:., 78c., $1.00, $1.18, $1.28, $1.48, 81.68, $1.68, $1.98, Men\u2019s Wool Pants-At 58c., 78c 93c.$1.24, $1.35, $1.48, $1.65, $1.68, $1.78, $1.90.$2.10.' T\t.Cuff $2.00 to Links from $1.00 to $5.00.$3.00.Ajso Hat Pins Scarf Pins, Baby ^ius, pip.] Gh SIEinriEIElT.JEWELLER,\tI 34 FABRIQUE STREET.! Gh.SEIFERT »\t'¦\t5.\t-\t- jeweller, i\tM.84 FABRIQUE STREET yin H.'* Majolica UnMa Stands Are useful and oi reddmg Prese $8.0Q to'$*5.{ Decorative «Goods All liiilds and Sizes of Underwear, in Wool, Merino and Cashmere, Fancy Flowey Pots, All Sales 4* 5* G 7 inches StBIOTLY GASH Prices from H\t 40c.\t 75c.\t 80c.\tX $1.00.\t.Suitable for Wedding presents, we have ; Antique Armor, Art Statuary, Bronze Clocks, and Ornaments, Onjx Top Tables, * Fi BRIQUE SHEET October 6, 18 J7.G.SEIFERT1G.JEWELLER, 34 Fabripe Street.« Famous Oil Paintings.Seifert, JEWELLER, *\t*\t« *'4 34 FaMpe Street.October», 18971 345165 15143492 THE MOKMNG CHROMCLE, WEPNESPAV, OCTOBEK 13, 1897.7 30 A.M.7.30 A M.4.15 P M.7 00 P.M.0 00 A M.8 40 P.M.8.40 P.M.The New tlouze to the Far-Famed Saguenay OM Avn AFTER THURSDAY, October 7th, 1897, Trams will run to and from St Andrew Streot Termina*, Quebec, as follows : Leave Queoec Through Express Tuesday and Thursday, for Roberval and Chicoutimi.Express daily except Sunday for Riviere a Pierre, Urand Mere and Lower Laorentian points.Local Mail daily, except Sunday, for St.Raymond.Through Express Saturday only (with Sleeping Car for Chicoutimi) for Roberval and Chicoutimi.Arrive at Quebec Local Mail from St Raymond daily, except Sunday.Through Express from Chicoutimi and Roberval Mcnday, Wednesday and Friday.Express from Grand Mere and Lower Laurentian points daily except Saturday and Sunday.10.30 P.M.Express from Grand Mere and Lower Laurentian points Saturday only.- 20 minutes at Lake Ed ward for lunch Trains connect at Chicoutimi with the Saguenay Steamer during season of navigation for Tadouaac, Cacouna, Murray Bay and Quebec A Round Trip by Rail and Steamer unequalled in America, through matchless forest mountain, river and lake scenery, down the majestic Saguenay by daylight and back to Quebec, touchinR at all the beautiful seaside resorts of the Lower St.Lawrence, with their chain of commodious hotels.Excursion Tickets to Grand Mere on Saturdays $1.50 First-Class, $100 Second* Three hours at Grand Mere.Excellent land for sale by Government in the Lake St John Valley at nominal priow.New settlers, their families and a limited quantity of effects will be transported by the TO MANUFACTURERS\u2014A number of very fine water powers are available along the line, suitaole for palp and paper mills or other industries, with an abundant supply of timber mid cheap labor, and special advantages are offered to parties establishing such industries.Ticket* for sale by K M.STOCKING, opposite St Louis Hotel, at the Chateau Frontenac, Can.Pac.Ry.office, No.14 Baade Street SMir'PING.OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.QUBBBO TIDB TABLE.(Issued by the Tidal Survey Branch, Depart-ment of Marine and Fisheries, Canada.) OCTOBER.LftsS .> >1 m October 7,1897.J.G.SOOTT, Sec'y.and Manager.ALEX.HARDY, Gen.Frt A Fa Agent TNESEAL OF UNIVERSAL™ IS SECURED L.R.C.S.Dr.J.P.STEELE, B.A., M.D (EDINA W.it a g from Florence, aays\u2014 -Your *D.C.L.\u2019 Whisky Is highly appreciated, particularly for Invalids, and haa proved quite tnval uable In ray wits2 PROPRIETORS DISILEOT July 29, Agents for Quebec, A.Joseph & Sons.\u201cCHRONICLE\u201d DIRECTORY.Where the \u201cChrooiele\u201d is Sold Some of the Principal NEWS DEPOTS AND CIGAR STANDS XJST TOWXT.I o-wed-Lm SUPERIOR TEA AND COFFEE E Gril» Tan.If Yon Want a First Class Article ip the TEA AND COFFEE UNE, .GO TO.E.Marois,20O John Street October 9,1897.\t.Tunel-Fm The Latest Periodicals Constantly on Hand.FOR SALE I WINCHESTER RIFLE, 16 SHOT.44 Calibre.Never been uied.On view at CasoNicLK Office.\u2019 Apt ly to C.F.R.Chbohiouc Office.October 9, 1897.\tF Chateau Frontenac News Stand Mr.P.Myers, Manager.Ant.Langlois, Mountain Hill.Capt.O.B.Hollwell, Baade Street.Quebec News Co.Baade Street.\u2022T.O.Fllteau, Bnade Street.Victoria Hotel News Stand, Palace Street.' '¦\t* r* i\t,\t' r F.X.Garant, 14 John Street.J.B.Walsh, 25 John Street.Berrigan & Benn, 30 John Street.P.J.Bvoy, 107 John Street M.Kerwin, 120 John Street, T.J.Moore 6rOo., 148 John Street.E.Boland, 276 John Street.R.Norton, 290 John Street.Vtofor Mapfo*, 189 D'Aiguillon Street.Qob.RomeriJ, Confectioner, 54 St Patrick Street.Mrs.McCauley, 29 D\u2019Artigny Street* O.Valllaincourt, 76 Joseph Street.Bazar do Quoboc, 132 Joseph Street.Qagfnon âc Frere, 193 Joseph Street.O.E.Fournier & Co., 253 Joseph St Louis L Dube, 96 Bridge Street.- ^ A Q« Mulrooney, Peter Street ^ T J Moore & Co., Mountain Hill.ORDERS TAKEN at any o: the above Depots for subscriptions to the \u201cCHRONICLE\u201d which wil be delivered to any part of the oy SPECIAL CARRIERS city, Subscriptions payable in Advance, June J, 1897 ONE YEAR laOO 6 MONTHS $1.50 ¦ MONTHS 0.76 iiONTH: Q/jS WHERE YOU CAN DET \u2014 TU«™- Eest 5 Quire Package of Note Pape FOR 20 CENTS.The Best.100 Box Fine Square Envelopes FOR 2) CENTS.Date Steamship Oct 11\u2014Catalonia \u2022*\t\u2014v»egantic *\u2022\t\u2014Nomadia \u201c\t\u2014Aller \u201c\t\u2014Numidian Arrived of Boston Now York 44 Gibraltar Liverpool From Liverpool New York Montreal Probabilities for tbo Most 94 Hoars tor the It.Lawreaeo.Etc.Etc.Tobohto, Oct 12, 11.00 p m.\u2014Lower St Lawrence\u2014Decreasing westerly winds, general ly fair and cooler.Moon Phasbs\u2014Last Quarter, Monday, 18th October, at 4.14 p m.Mail Steambb\u2014Scotsman\u2014The Dominion Line RMS \"Scotsman,\u201d Cant E Maddox, hence on the 3rd instant, arrived at Liverpool at 6 a m, yesterday.Allan Link-Ormidalk\u2014The ss \u201cOrmi dale,\u201dCaptain Wilson, from London, arrived m port at 9 a m, yesterday, and proceeded to Montreal.Sardinian\u2014The ss \"Sardinian,\u201d Captain Vipond, from Glasgow, arrived in p'irt at 8.30 a m, yesterday, and moored at the Company\u2019s wharf.Having landed Quebec caivo, she proceeded to Montreal at noon.State or Nebraska- The ss \"State of Nebraska,\u201d from New York for Glasgow, arrived out yesterday morning.Quebec Steamship Company\u2014Campana\u2014 JThess \"Campana\u201d arrived in port from the Maritime Provinces at 6.45 a m.yesterday, landed Quebec passengers and caivo, and proceeded for Montreal at 10 a m.Amart.nthia\u2014The ss \"Amarynthia,\u201d Capt McNeill, arrived from Montreal, last evening, and anchored in the stream to complete cargo.Freights\u2014Mail advices from Great Britain, up to the 2nd instant, report freights as still being high, but chartering for this season is now nearly over.The following are the latest Canadian fixtures :\u2014Montresl or Quebec to Bristol or London, 1,691 ton* net register, 66s ; Montreal to U K, 1.285 tons net register, about 52s 6d ; Quebec to U K, 1,785 tons net régis ter, £2.800.For Sea\u2014The ss \"Belgian King,\u201d Captain Weiss, having completed cargo, left for sea, yesterday-Bark \"Osberga,\u201d Captain Morris.left port, for Rio Janeiro, yesterday morning, tug \"Florence\u201d towing her to Indian Cove-Bark \"Pohona,\u201d Captain Cook, left for sea, yesterday afternoon, in tow of tug \"Florence,\u201d which takes her to the foot of the Traverse- The ss \"Montrose.\" Captain Jones, having completed cargo, left port for Bristol, last even, ing.Mersey Dock Impboyement\u2014Liverpocl, Oct 12\u2014The Post, of this city, says that the Mersey Dock Board is making ready for a great im-provenant scheme that will involve the expen* ditnre of £4,000,000.It is said that the Board ill modernize the central docks so that the largest vessels will be enabled to discharge at any state of the tide, and will probably build a new deep water dock at Birkenhead, across the river fiom Liverpool.Parsed\u2014Yesterday, ss \"Alcides,\" Glasgow, \u2018Stalheim\u201d snd \u201cTurret Buy,\u201d Sydney for Montreal; \"Turret Chief,\u201d \"Tyr,* \"lurret Bell\u201d and \"Bonavista,,\u2019 Montreal for Sydney ; \u2019Kildona,\u201d do for United Kingdom.Sold\u2014The barkentme \"White Wings,\" with her outfit, was sold at auction, yesterday morning, in the Court House, by Mr J B Parkin, Marshal of the Admiralty Court, and after some spirited bidding was adjudged tq Hon John Sharpies, M L C, for the sum of $4,710.Savoy\u2014The ss \u2022\u2019Savoy,\u201d Captain Belanger, from Anticosti, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port, yesterday morning, mooring at the Napoleon wharf.Tow\u2014Tug \u201cM E Haokett\u201d left for Montreal, yesterday morning, with three schooners in tow.That Supposed Disaster\u2014Messrs Flint & Co, of Boston, state that the four-master that the barkentine \u201cSt Peter\" sighted was doubt-less their vessel, the \"May Flint,\u201d which carried away her fore and maintopmaat and her mizzen topgallantmast in the blow.The mishap to the \"F\u2019lint\u201d occurred in the same place where the *\u2018St Peter\u201d saw the four-masted iron ship.The \"Flint\" was spoken three days later by the British steamship \u201cCraftsman,\u201d whioh took off her two passengers and landed them at New Orleans.JOHN PERRETT, 16 CHAPEL STREET, SHERBROOKE, QUE.Taxidermy in all its Branches Deer Heads a Specialty.T G.R.Renfrew & Co.will tako orders TfA October?, 1897.nsroTiOE i TU-OTICÇ ÏS ^ERE^Y GIVEN THA?application will be made to the parlement qf Canada, at its next cession, for the passing of an Act to authorise the division of the existing Capital Stock of the Union Bank of Canada into 15,009 Shares of One Hundred Dollars each, to provide for the disposal of fractional shares, and for other purp jees.W.& A.H.COOK, Solicitors for Applicants.Dated at Quebec, the 23th September, IS97.October li'ljfff; ¦«\t*\u2019 BtfT 1 \u20221CMAL BE* VICE MARINE DEP ABIMENT.Quebec, Oct 12, 1897.Father Point [157]\u2014Cloudy ; strong gale south-west wind.Outward yesterday at 4 o in, str Fremona.Inward at 9.3o a m, to-day, str Avion».Matane [199J\u2014Smokyj strong south wind* Inward at 2.30 p m, str Tiber.Martin River [253]\u2014Cloudy ; strong south wiqd, Outward at 7 a m, str Poli no.Inward at noon, str Orvona.Cape Magdalen [292]\u2014Cloudy ; strong gale south wind.Inward at 3,3 J a m, str Huelva ; at 7 a m, str Turret Court.Cape Roeier [3435]\u2014Cloudy j strong southwest wind.Inward at 8 an), stf Lq Pana: dieppe, 4nticoeti [323}\u2014Oloudy ) raining ; strung south wind.Bark Nebo driven further in snore by Sunday\u2019s gale, but otherwise unchanged.Low Point [569]\u2014Clear ; south-west wind-Inward yesterday, str Strathdee ; to-day, str Turret Crown and brigt George returned with sails torn.[The figures after the names denote the number of nautical miles below Quebec.] ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS.Glasgow, Oct 11\u2014Sailed, steamer Tritonia, Rollo, for Montreal.London, « ot 11\u2014Arnved, steamer Mlator, Burohaun, from Three Rivers.PORT OF QUEBEC-ARRIVED.Oct 12\u2014SS Sardinian, Vipond, Glasgow, Oct 1, Allans, Rae & oo, general cargo.-\tOrmidale, Wi\\son, London, Sept 29.Allans, Rae & ho, for Montreal, general cargo.-Campana, Demers, Pictou, etc, Quebec SS Co, passengers and general cargo.-\tA\u2019cides, Davies, Glasgow, Oct 1, Ross & co, for Montreal, general car^o.\t\u2022* \u2014\u2014 Savoy, Be laager, ApticqaAi, tni^r, pa*: senders art(f general cargo- w L -Stajheim, Bfilt, Sydney.tJeQ M Webster A oo, for Montreal, coal.~ Turret Bay, Kiltgaard, Sydney.Geo M Webster & co, for Montreal, coal.Schr Adelaide, Gauthier, Chatham, NB, master.-Florida, Talbot, Magdalen Islands, mas- \u2014W W White, Bouchard, Mont Louis, master, -Providence, Belley, Chatham, NB, master.Steam schr Fabioia, Bernier, Bio, master.ENTERED FOR LOADUtC.Oct 12\u2014Ejelgian Ring.3,17*», London, H Ken* \u2019\t'\tpedy, stream,- 01EAM0.Oct 12\u2014Belgian King, Weiss, London, H Kennedy.-LouUburg, Gould, Sydney, Geo M Webster à co.High Water.|X M.I P.M.TimeiH\u2019t TimelH\u2019t' 10 8,13-! jll 2SM121! 1 6 59 i4-2 2\t24 14 0 3\t23)14-3 4\t16146 5\t4 14-9 h.M.l r\u2019t 21 22jl7-3, !22 isiie-s1 123 28:15-3; 12 60:117| 114\t12)11-9 115\t17112-8 116\t813 7 16 5l!l4-6 !) 17 29 15-4 5\t46I15-018 4;16 0 6\t2614 918 88Î16-4 7\t«14-819 111167 7 4: Low Water.A.M.Time H.M.4 11 P.M.Ht Time H\u2019t 19\t46116 8 20\t23;16-8 J137 21 3|16 6 I13-2 21 48:15 9 122 38jl5-2 112-61 31 Su.3 14 1 bilO 10 Z 4 3\t57,21115 57|2 8 4\t4212 7|16 39 3'3 5\t29 3 3 17 23.3-8 6\t193 818 10 44 7\t134'2|19 9 47 8\t144 3,20 15, 4 6 9\t11 !3 9|21 21 41 10 3 3-4 22 211 8-3 .,10 612 8,23 16: 2 5 17 8:16-3.11 35 2-4.17 43:i7-2;| 0 61 8,12 17 2-0 6 7)15-618 17il7'8; 0 SSl 3 12 57i 17 6\t47 15-4 18 54:lS-2fi 1 SS l'l 13 38 1 6 7\t28:15-0 19 35jl8 2: 2 23Xo|l4 21 1-6 8\t1114-430 2017-93 3 101-215 ?| 1\u2018S 8\t67 13-8 21 9'17-2'i 3 591-5;i5 57i 2\u20191 9\t5313.0,22 216-2;i 4 5012-016 51 2-6 I I I Ladies' Costame.Cloths.Having decided to give up this branch of ot\\r business, the whole Stock will be offered at prices that will effect a rapid sale.The Stock is of this season\u2019s importations and comprises some of the choicest goods ever ofiered in this market.The prices are away dowp.t