Daily evening mercury, 30 avril 1886, vendredi 30 avril 1886

[" sn YBAR\u2014NO 100, tas ct - 4 pmeltiris 2 dans) 20TIHAN IN EASTER CLOTHES, MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY ON FOUT AND \u2018ON WHEELS.now York Bajors ity Au yhusl Bpeing Spectacle pad.A Two Mile Poet Procession.New Yok, April 25.\u2014Fifth Avanua ws » most wonderful sight this \u2018faster Sutiday afternoon, The great churches, puoked to their utmost vupacity \u2018with swell puople, Lave hoan ever since 12 o'clock turning their throngs into the side strouts, and\u201d dtdady stream of men and wouwen have been pouring almost endiessly into the great avenue, until both sidewalks, from Twenty-third street to Central Park, ave fairly packed with the long procession.Easter Sunday is A GREAT DAY IN NEW YORK.Everybody comes out then in his or her u«w spring raiment, and of all cities iu the world this iy, perhaps, the one where gorgeous dressing is carried to the great est and most remarkable extent.And, ns dressing here in coucentrated at Easter this Sunday promenade ix regarded naturally as à thing that all the city Comes put to see.It is a spectacie, wotepser, that is very well worth observ.1: Today the dresses worn seen w vie to be CONRIBERAULY DAHKER THAN 18 Us al at this time.There wre very few gowus of !izht tint, but black and brown and tari gray are the rule, Still, if there 15 wooo tendency inthe fabries, there 1 none the less noticeable Hourish of sy) the huge vorsige bouquets woth the entire female sex ses to have decorated theuselves with tor the oces- .Biz roses, little poses, lilien of the vioey, white Bilas nnd violets, worn in great bunches, tay ane the avenue this afternoon, aud the whole air is frerghited with ther soft perfuwe.It is THE ILARVEST TINE OF THE FLORISTS, wid if there is 4 place in the world where flarists know how to take advan: tage of the shining hour, it is right here vi this little village, Along with the rest or mankind and wonankind, 1 went out Just before noon to see the Fifth avenua exhibition of style and elegance.To wy lady companion du promenade, in a no went of absence of mind, | suggested fowers ns we were in front of a shop devoted to their sale.We stapped in, pick ed out a dozen small white roses and n bit of amilax, aud I kiss d a $2 bill good by.TR DOLLARS FOR TWELVE SVALL ROSKR ina shop ou n side street is only an tudlieation of what the immense bunches of big roses purchased in the fashionable stores along the avenue must bave cest.Lut everybody seema to have money to spend for flowers on this smiling and vuntentec! day, and the pleasant influence of the radiant blossoms is over every- thug.Everybody is smiling aud chat- Ling and nodding to acquaintances as the Lang procession, growing slower und slower, nioves by, IN THE CHURCH the display of flowers and the wusical performances (for the services in our fashionable churchesz at Easter time have tine to be little less than performances) have been simply amnzing this day.But these things are viewed with some constraint, which completely disnppears as soon as the avenue opens before the wail dresse) horde.At the top of the hill, at 3th street, the view up and down the great thoroughfare is beyond description Not an inch of sidewnlk seoms unoecu pied, while the street between 1s tilled with dancing horses and superb vehicles.It is A VAST PAGRANT OF MODERN TIMES, moving alowly, ealuly and in wondrous beauty of silks and feathers and flowers.\u201cThere is nothing like it in the world.Just think of it! Almost two solid wiles of men and women and horses sud varriuges, the men and women\u2019 Zayly dredsed in the best and costliest of garments, the horses richly decked in shinin harness, and the earringes polished an glittering in the sun.* \u20184 TWO-MILE FOOT PROUBESION, Six: ou abreast, split by two niles of équipages, five or six abreast.Where else cain\u2019 such scene be found?It is the most brilliant gure in all the big kaleidoscope which we call wall New York.Paren.Nearly all the je theatres in New York'were' dloacd on Guod Fridsy\u2014\u2014 AN PLEPHANT STAMPEDE.baa.TY Yxciting Incident a8 Barnum's Show in New York, \u2018New Youk, April\u201d 20.\u2014Tfiere was an eléphant \u2018etliñfäde \u2018last night in the Madisoh Se.wt the \u201cgjosing show.performance of \u2018\u2019Burhuw\u2019s \u2018big hen three fourths of the acte were over, 17 trained perfdrhing\u2019 elephants were brought {nt the'rings.When the hand strack up, Columbia chimed in with heavy Dass and \" GAVE ALONG, DEEP BELLOW.Her mother, Hobe, in the other ving, thought her offspring was in trouble, and she wade a hraak to investigate the cause of the alarm, and leaped over \u2018the low whitewashed ring ore Trainer Newman realised that any new trick was to be introduced.The other seven ele hante followed.When Columbia anw her mother coming toward her she start ed to go out of the ring, hut Trainer Callahan jumped in front of her and tried to prod her into subjection.She swung her trunk and brought Callahan down to the ground.He was « uickly ou his feet again and worked mantully to KEKP DOWN THE STAMPEDE, The elephants that perform in the ring with Columbia always get through before the other double quartet, and when they waw that the latter were out, thought that either Trainer Callahan | was keeping them over time or wistrust el there was à strike and wanted to join in.They jumped aut, too, und all of the 16 animals wore lonse in the hippodrome ! track together before the audience knew what was up.Off the crowd went, vanakiss Letter tie tian the three that \"race in the hippodrome.The keepers proceed them, and turned them aside into the horse stable on the Twentyseventh street side Some of the peony.iuside the track got very excited AND RUSIEED FOR TILE DUOKS | after the danger was all over Inside the stable the grooms Jost their heads over the big surprise party, and the horses champed their bits and pawed.There were indications of a panic amony the people occupying the seats over the stables, who heard the bedlam under neath, but cool-headed Mr, Hutchison wid some of his assistants walked about assuring the crowd that everything was all right.Not wore than 200 of ROU people in the garden went out, and the show went nu axi# nothing had happened The elephants were lashed and prodded nitil UNTIL THEY WERE SUBDUED, 1 100 employees being placed to hold fast the big doors that separated the stable frow the arena.Oue by one the animals were led hack to their quarters and chained.Wiile the stampede was going on the dwarf trick elephant, Tom Thumt, in his clown'& jucket, was sitting down on a bench vn un elevated stage, winking and blinking at Trainer Conrad, nud much cooler than most of the wudience, \u2014 te AMERICAN COURTESIE= The Bill to Exclude Canadians From the U.8.Steamboat Service.Wasnivatox, D.C, April 28\u2014Some months ago Congressnan Mayberry, of Detroit, Michigan, introduced a bill in the House, which provides that hereafter no alien who has not declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States shall be granted a license as pilot, engineer, mate, captain, or other officer on any steam vessel carvying the flag of the United States.The object of the bill was said by its author to prevent Canadian vessel men from entering the service of the United States steamboat owners to the cxelusion of Americans.The bill was fuvourably reported from the Commerce Comtnittes of the House some days ago, aud was today without a dissenting vote.It is believed that it will go through the Senate with equal facility.teem Strange and the Teamsters.Winnirka, April 29.\u2014At Calgary the teamnaters of the Alberta £2! force presented Gen, Strange with an addyess and s handsome silver tea service.The Genoral made a felicitous reply.oe = NetvousDebilitased Menlowed ir trial irey eù ve vani Dr.Bye Cetdbrateé Voltage Bute with Fiectric Suspen .Apple: or the velie! and permanent cure of Nervous Tok + loss of Vitality and Mahood, end all kindred roubles.Meo.or Mad Sh diseases.ap ote restoration % , i d à d.risk is HE Tre aor a.pre LATEST NOVELTIES \u2018GREAT \u201cSALE AT LOW PRICES WIE BESTT INFORM oui\u2019 friends, patron and the public fu generd! that wi hive jus sequined the ENTIRE STOCKS OF \u2018Two SHOPS ou very advantageoue tersu, which will enable us to «ell Good, that are entirely new, à prices heretofore unknown, Many Cages of, Printa, Shirtinge, and Dres Goods will he offervd at half pics.350 l'iscou T'weeds, pure Lamb's Wool, New Patterns, from 45 cents, 80 Dos.Hats, New Styles, for)tientlemen \u2018from 40 cents.30 Doz.Corsets, Superior Quality, worth 30 vents, offered for 50 cents.We have glgo à lar; réimeut of READY MADE Cre uced Prices, EWE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION, | .A specialty of our finn is MOURNING ados, of Rich and Varied Textures, A visit is respectfully solicited, F.X.LEPAGE & (0, 53 CROWN STREET 53 SF April 9, 1886.ROCH.su WEDDING PRESENTS CHOC I GOoois ORIGINAL DENIGN= Electro Plated Ware, Salad wiol Nut Bow is, Tea-Nats, Re.Handsome Clocks and Bronze Ornaments, Solid Silver Ware in rich Plush Cases, Nolil Silver Npoous, Furks, Dessert Sets, Bousquet Holders, ke.LAwx Texsis-Ayres\", Louclem & Horstuans American Tennis Buts, Balls snd Requirements.G.SEIFERT\u2019S Faropeun RHuzuur, 3354, FABRIQUE STRENT, 134 CANADA, Puovisce er Quence.| HOARD 41° NOTA IS, NOTICE is hereby given that MM, Cleuphas Leclere, of St.Joan Port Joli, District of Montmagny ; Pierre Edouard Emile Rolanger, Marie Felix Alphonse LaRue.Marie Joseph Francois-Navier Letourneau, and Francois- Xuvier William Arthur Trenihlauy, of Quebec : Jean Thenphile Lemieux, of St.Telesphor-.Levis: and Germain Arthur Paradis, of L'Ancienne [Lorette, District of Quebe, notarial students, will present theses at the next sitting of the Bord of Notaries, which will take place at Quebeu, at the Luval Univer: sity.the 18th of May next.ne 100'clnck A.M., to pass the examination requived to be admitted to the practice of the notarial profession in the Province of Quebec, Quebeu, 22nd April.1886.J.B.DELAGE, April 24, 1386, 8, B.N.REV.FATHER LABELLES National Lottery OF COLONIZATION.Established under the Provincial Act, Quebec, 32 Viet, Cap.36.VALUE OF LOTS: FIRST SERIES, - - - - - $50,000.00 Huwngsr Tor, - - - 810,000.00 SECONDSERIES,- - - - - $10,000.00 Hionrer Lor, - - - - $2,500.00 GRAND FINAL DRAWING OF \u2014 IN THIS LOTTERY PRIZES \u2014WILE TAKE PLACE\u2014 WEDNESDAY, THE 1ith AUGUST.THE LARGE PRIZES AT THIS DRAWING.First SERIES - - - 8L00 NEOOND SERIES - - - - - 8B Send 5 cent stamps for miniling und ter\u201d the Tickets eked for, Bute.aly ates) \u2018o obtain Tickets, ap) mous or b: etter (regiatored) add fis candersigned, Agent for the District of Quebec, or to Vicron ARIER, Sub-Agent, 83 D'Aiguillon Street.LOMBR HAMEL, 58 Mouxtaux Hie, March 17, 1880.Quebec, PILES, jJustaat relist.Final cure in 10 AV days, pudnever returns.Noparge, no salve, no au \u2026 Sufferers will learn of terms mailed free by address, | à simple remedy Free, by addreming C.Jhalo Belt Go} Marsha Mohd | MASON, 78 Nassau st, Ny dressing tatters Be roe «+ va._ 5 bog goyan um À STATE th Dividend of TWO PRR CENT.Pu {pil dis sante di ot aech 4 Av al Book A be, glosed from the \u2018ith tte\" exclusively, The Anvual Mustlog af the Bliaretioldors will take plassut the Banking House, Lower Tawp, «8, 5 FUBDAY, the Sith of MAY next, ve KE g'doak IM.© By order ul the Board, I LAFRANCE, Cashier, mig-td Quebor, 178k March United States Hotel, Boston Recently Enlarged and Greatly Improved First-Class \u2018Accommodation for Five Hundred Guests.PLEASURE PARTIES, Ladies aud Fai tien will find the Usirko Srarxs Hore, combining all the conveniences and anbstantini ennforts of a pleasant home, tree ulike from extravagant show, or atill more extravagaut charges, while its very convenient location, directly opposite the Boston and Albany R.1, | Depot, and only une block from the old Colony | and Fall River Steambout Lines, three blovics | only from the New York and New England, | and Providence aud Stonington Stations, awl connecting directly by Horse Cars every Five Minutes with ull the Northern and Faster Railroads aid Steamnats, ving guests every possible facility and convenience of rapid and | seanomical transfer from all points 242 Passengers to or from all Southern oa | dl Western points by Hout or Rail may save Carriage Fares.POPULAR RATS: | For Roam only.$1.00, 81.30 aud $2.00; 1, | Room and Board, @2,50, 33.60 and 83.50 | single Meals, 75 cents : Rooms with Parlor or Bath extra according to size, location, am! conveniencd] and whether veeupied by one or | more persons, Rooms may be engags with tr without board.Special Rates will be mrad fur large parties or permanent zur ta 1 form of Scaly In the NECK enlargement of the glands {commonly culiml Glaudular Swelling), which if unchecked in come very anslghtly wounds.In the ARV + inflamed Ronghness of the Skin, which is very | painful when washed.In the HANDS, ly .the last céitury.They muy be obtained of alt Uhemiate, or the Proprietors, BREACH & BARNICOTT, Brinront, Ihiks kr Price 1s.14d 2s.49d, 11s.wnd 23s each.l\u2019ostage Extra June 24, 1883, \u2014 | 1885 \u2014NE W' SPRING G00DS \u20141886 1 HAVF JUST OPENED OUT à Choice ont of SPRING SUITINGS.which will be sold at Low Prices for Cann.0% Gentlmnel will \"d6 ll 35K wall, and save from Ten to Tweaty per dont.\u201cBente\u2019 Collars, Coffs, '§ 1 BF te WILLTAM ERE \"TAILOR, ; 35-BUÆDR STIRERT_ 25, April 10, 1886.Im CONSUMPTION, esse sin dition [rnd we flew, Give sagrem P.@.shine, «bÿan ! PITS, and the inside of the ELBOWS, by au, PRICE ONE CENT, Under Cuntract with the tiuveaments 0 Canada pod, Newfoundland for theo veayance of the Casapias aul Üssrin is shi.1885\u2014 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS 1-1, This Company's Tries are\u201d tnlplséd ot 1 - folle Double ne, Clyde Built {roc Naot hey = built In \"wa 3 wht vompartinents, are 'unsur] il tor th, speed and vemfort, ste fitted up with aif the modern improvements that preiicaleiperte: ce van suggest, and have inude the fustest tims nn record.Vessel Tounage Comitiknder Nusupian.4100 Building Parisian.(S400 Cpt.J, Wylie Sampiviax.4100 Lieuttlurieh, gu.S.Por vgusan, 446100 Cups.J, Richie BARMATIAK .Lape es Cinkdasssan.t Rich vn PERUYLAN.Nova Senteas 3308 Capt Caspian.\u201c8200 Lieut liurrett, 8x6 GARTHACINIAN .4800 Cupt A.Macnicsl SIBERIAN.4600 Capt R.P.Moor.Nonweuts.3531 Capt, C, Stephen HIBERNIAN \u2026.3434 Capt Brows AvvrRIaN 2700 Capt 4.Ambus p NisTokIAN .2700 Capt W.Doll Phussian.3000 Capt MeDouga SCANDINAVIAN 3000 Capt J.Purke- BLENUS AVREAN.4200 Cupt Sa, Scott Congas.4000 Capt \u20ac.1 Menzies GRECIAN.4200 Capt TeGalluis MANITOBAS 8136 Capt RCarrothe.- CANADIAN.2600 Capt hoc PHENICIAN 2806 Capt D, MeKille;s \\VALDESSIAN 200 Capt DS, Juries LUCERNE.2200 Capt W.N, Mais NewrorspLasn 15 Capt Mylits ACADIAN LLL 300 Capt F.MeGrati- The shortest sea route between America = Europe, being only five days between land and land, LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE.Fetruary 25 1534 PI qu FER ; From 1 i From From | Liverpool | Steamshipe.| Purtland | Halifa + 10 + y .- | S Ki N | ) [ S EAS Es | Thursday, | un [Etursdas Saturn Ave of two kinds ; Hirstly, those which are only Feb 1 [Caspinn Poe Mar.4 Mar, + akin deep(which are uot now to be considered: ton [Civcussian.Is secandly, those which are caused by a had state Mar, ik eruvisu | = 25 { of the bloud, and which attack various parte of | O!! \u2018Polynsinn.[Apr.1 ! the heady in different ways.Skin disease shows ES = 43 1 : iteell tn the HIAD sometimes in the form of [ Apr.3 * 29 May ! Dendruf which no amount of combing and [© 15 un.May 6 1 +06 ing wi : } __ \u2014_ ; rushing will ke, rid of, and sometimes in the ! SATLINU FROM HALIFAX j at TWO o'clock P.Mi or on the arrival of the Tntercolonial Kk.R Train from the Weat.| Rates of Passage from Quebec via Halifax deguves.wii Cabine eee $60, 878.75 und $5.75 ileepr Cracks or Fissures, which, if healed fin | w ; a few duys, speedily open again, or hy thorny | \u2019 4 g tu accommodation.) - looking patches Tn the Friis, by Hal.| lutermediate At lowe Si.Shiny.and Inflamed Swellings, or he wonnde |\" BIT OI t west rates more or Jess deep.Aud un the BODY, in Rit \u2018 SE Sealy Patches, which as often us rulsixesl «1 GLASGOW LINE.form again, or in the discharye of a thin.watery | Fr From Phi-| Frou fluid of a very di ble nature.ln all these ch TOUS | Stcaimshipe.ladelphia | Bost « cases the treatment should be proto an | Rsgow.about about Uintment is required to relieve ing, und Ps OT Tharade Medicine must be taken to change the state et Tuesday seandinavi {Thursday | the Blowd, anid render it pure.Both, Prid Seandinavian.{ tarch 44.: these requirement are tek ay, lo ; | Munn en supplied hy Feb.19 Prussian.Ce Mare: Dr.Roberts\u2019 Oolebrated Medicines, 2 |Norwegian.[March pl.Lu The OINTMENT called Co | Wiaday,| Satarday THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND ® | Mirch Slsiverin foo.Marl 3b And the PILLS, called March 12] Hibernian a 2 PILULÆ ANTI-SCROPHULA& We'aday, .0 Sata Lay OR ALTERATIVE PILLS.March a\u201d Corthaginian deen api 1 These l'wo Medicines have now atood the test | vdensian Wed'eduy Saturday of 100 years trial, having been introduced to | .33 /Sonadinn vian April 21 |.1 the public in the latter part of {April 7iSiberian LL 22.1.LApeit 24 & Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on - h vessel.Through Bills of Lading grauted in Liverpont and at all Continental Porte, to al! Points tn Canada and the Western States.For farther particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE & CO, March 12, 1886.AGRNT:.HATS | HATS ! OUR ASSORTMENT of Mens and\u2019 Boye Hats for the Spring Trade is now complate.: Boys Kuudk A oi Hila, Gu Boys Muosk: About Habs, Ac, Boys\u2019 KnotkiAboat Hats 60e.\u2019Boyë Hard Felts, The, to $1.10 Boys\u2019 Hard Felta, Ther S41 to.Boys\u201d Felts, 75; 10.$1:10, pat als, Hi SHEE $i, En TR G.*R.\u201cHENFREW \"% 0 * \"20, BYABK Shier UPPER TUWN Breach Os, 1 Tenge 8, Tervale © Aprit 10, 1366, | AUVKRTISKES IN ENGLAND or travel.ere from Canadu wifi find a complete file of Toe Meru from 1803 in the Reading Rooa £ tha British Museau, tirent Russell Ntrmer, W.C., London, Ruglandess TENT SG MESSED.Ws OM SEARS ES = dee Queber Mercury \u201cFRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %.di Joux MaAoDONADD continues to improve.\u20142 Taz Prince of Wales has been re-elec- ted grand master of tha free-masons of of Englandrete Six MicHAEL Hicks-Bract, in à speech before the Chamber of Commerce at Bristol, said that trade has more to fear {.om unwiss taxation and ill-considered legislation than it has to hope for in any prod that Parliament can do.Local authorities are able to do a good deal more in times of depression than Parlinnent is capable of doing.rer WitH regard to the meetings in London against Home Rule, and to the tone of the London press, attention is called to the following passage in Stubbs\u2019 Constitutions] History : \u201cFrom the begin.nny of its political importance, London ats constantly as the purse, sometimes as the brain, never, perhaps, in ita whole hi tory as the heart of England.\u201d À DEPUTATION headed by Mr.J.Dutunel, gc, and composed of influential residents of Jacques Cartier County, has interviewed Hon.Mr.Pope at Ottawa.\u2018IMay asked that the Jacques Cartier Union Railway, extending from the Grand Trunk Railway at Lachine to the North Shore atation in the parish of St.Li | position peacsised cent through pol afterwards for so doing.done tho wen will not speak their minds E KNOWK.TÉL [dé VAT EL Letter from & Former Convict ab Bt.Vincent de Paul.Au \u201cex-Convict\u201d writes : \u201cI know trou persous! exporisice there is à deal of im it ieaci on conviets in bé.Vinde l\u2019uai [uitentiny, mainly litiua! intluence und its impro per appointments.Duchesnesu was discharged, but be was a fair, honest and just wun to us convicts.He wagalways kind, considerats and lenient in his punishments.Amongst the whole staff of officers I only remember four who could be classed us really intelligent men; as for the deputy warden he could not write a legible hand.A searching investigation should be made, and it would take a deal of reform to put the institution into proper running order.The best men for the work of wardens, keepers and the like are disciplinarisns, such as old soldiers, who understand what discipline is in contradistinction to tyranny, Farmers are certainly not the best material, espocially who can hardly write their names.If the Government decides to hold another enquiry it should announce previously that the couvicts\u2014if they tell all they know,\u2014will be properly protected from being punished Unilnas this is HOLD To YOUR FILLANNFELA Timely Advice to Al-Be Slow toDon Summer Clothing.The days are at hand when winds blow both hot and cold within # marvellously short time of each other, and when the iuprisoned mercury rises only to full again.The question as to what is advisable to wear therefore becomes important.Hosts of people veckleusly abandou the warmth of tors and heavy raiment for clothing almost too light for safety in midsummer.Such ie woo pulmonary affections, and the proof that thoy have uot sued in vain is but too evident, Let every man and woman look to it, if they regard health as worth the keeping, that the raw early morning and the clilly afternoon and evening do not find thew without sone serviceable gurmeut to pro- tact thew, a thick coat or a shawl, Ouly these and yet they are the practical preventatives of a thousand ailments, for they make the blister, the plaster, and the cough mixture struugers to the well- cared for body.Be slow to don summer clothing ; wait till the weather becomes tixed, and in the meanwhile stick to your flannels.In & word, be sensible.\u2014 \u2014 An Illegal Inquest Our foremost talent here in the legal If thoy are let speak without fear, the public will get from them some interesting, perhaps startling revelations.for talking, it is au indisputable fact that the men talk ns much in the prison as they like, some of them probably more than they ever did outside the walls, Then as to tobacco, in the summer time itis as cheap as dirt and in winter the convicts sell it to each other for 10c a If an officer won't give a convict à pipe, he will at least leave the pipe hung in his coat pocket with the stem The officials are prohibited from smoking whilst on duty, hut 1 have seen them do it.\u201d en mm LAKE ST.JOFX DISTRICT.plug.sticking out.Proposed Disposal of the Lakes on the Line of Railway.Laurent, nine miles, be subsidized in o.der to keep the road, which is not re- wunerative, in operation.the North Shore has rendered the line ucciess.The Minister promised con + -leratiou of their representations.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 #18 ALEXANDER CAMPBELL is Postmaster tieveral in the administration and also wily the Senate, enjoying the complete « dence of his old colleague and leader, Sir John Macdonaldpre vent him from continuing to lead the Senate during the remainder of the ses- The sale of His illness will sion, and who is to take his place is one nt the topics of the political world just | n~-s.The probability is that Mr.Speaker \u201cArier will have to leave the chair, téæporarily at all events, another speaker being elected pro tem or a member being nuls deputy speaker.Sir Aiexander certain extent, depends on sportsmen ands of persons would take trips through this magnificent country were they assured that they could count upon filling a basket of speckled trout.hoped that the Province of Quebec is not about to follow the example of England There has been a pretended desire to induce an increase of travellers aud tourists to our Proviuce of Quebec, but it now appears that it is the intention of the Government to place obstacles in the way, inasmuch as they purpose disposing of the different lakes and rivers, abounding in the region, through which runs the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway.In thus leasing thess waters toa few favored individuals, the general public ure excluded from participating in the enjoyment und plessure, s0 largely de rived from piscatorial sport; und the market is also deprived of a plenteous supply of food.This action is also unfair to the railway company, as it, to a naking use of the road.Many thous.It is to be Caropbell leaves for England next month.| and compel sportsmen to take out |; Te licenses whenever they wish to use the Ma LaiNs, who has had more than | rod and fly | It is bad enough that the forty years of practical experience with railway affairs, believes that the present Roglish Board of Commissioners should te suspended, and that supervisory con.teul of all railways should be placed in thé hands of the Board of Trade as an re;reseated in the House of Commons by n responsible minister.The function ex- « id must be essentially that of arbi.tation, and not simply confined to the public are not permitted to take salinon where and when they please without hindrance or molestation ; but it is most unfair to the country and the travelling public that they should be prohibited from trout-fishing on these beautiful streams.ed} he d ; ide rtment of government, | losses incurr hy the department that inrjapendont dope oo ; they must resort to such miserable means of raising the wind?small revenue that can accrue to the Province, is is to be hoped this scheme will be at once abandoned, and that the Is it because of the late sad Considering the tishing waters of the Province will be line say that the coroner's inquest holding on the victim of the penitentisry rovolt ut St.Vincent de Paul, is illegal, on the ground that the same was begun on Saster Monday, which is a statutory holiday.> - A Man Drops Dead.Au old man named Georges Boucher, carpenter, 71 Richardson street, dropped dead this morning on the ruilway track in Prince Edouard street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Customs Collections.Duties collected at the Customs House to-day amounted to $2451.70.\u2014 ce - Local Flashes.The weather has become waruer.Farmers are busy sowing their lands.The Rial debate still goes on in the | Assembly.Base-ballists are getting in lots of work at present.Cloth helmet hats seem to be all the rage among the males.The 8th Royals attend grand wass at St.Patrick's on Sunday.There were two \u201cdrunks\u201d lefors the Recorder today ; both discharged.Four hundred cases for taxes were ealled at the Recorder\u2019s Court today.A large number of English-speaking young men have gone to the States this spring.The alarm from box 27, ut neon, was for a fire on a schooner ut Renaud's wharf.Little damage.The road down by the new court house, which has been used as a stone-yard for so long, is being cleared.-\u2014 - A woman was lately sentenced in au English court to six months\u2019 hard labor 154 rogue and à vagabond, her ceimo being thut she was in the habit of carrs- ing & ssaled and addressed enveivpe in her hand, and soliciting from passers-ln a penny to buy a postage stamp.re.A queer effect of \u201cflat rates\u201d is found in a carload of willow baskets iu nests of four, from New York to California, which arrived a few days ago whole carload weighed only 1,900 pounds The \"val, at tive cents « pound, the whole freight bill for a distauce of over 3,000 wiles was only £93.00, \u2014___ The Temperature.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY \u2014\u2014 Of Fity Years' March of the Republic \u2014bvy- ANDREW CARNEGIE.1 Vol.Evo.3.00, \u2018Most eulogistio gloritication of the United Etatas ever written.\"-Nei York Herald.\u201cWe recall no work in which the material progress, the rate of development, and the boundless variety of resourves of the United Statos are displayed more completely, none in which the comparison with other countries is drawn more offectively, and nous ie which a more brilliant use is made of figures.Mr, Curnogle takes the dry summaries of the census, and with a few atriking illustrations he forms them into wonder tules.\u201d \u2014 New York Tribune.\"The author's primary object was to shuw the people of tireat Britain what the American Republic really is.but his book will also le read with surprise and profit on this side of the Atlantic, by reason of the new signiticance given to familiar facts through striking comparisons.\u201d New York Sua.\u201cWill fine! » multitude of readers not only here in Awa a, but will be one of the American hooks which will he read abroad.* * * It contains ue dull pages; possesses real merit.It is, what many books of similar character ave not, worth resding.\"- Boston Traveller.For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid, on receipt of price, by CHARLES ~ SCRIBNER'S SONS, 743-745 Broadway, New York.April 30, 18%.1 BOYS TO PACK BISCUITS Auso, -We ave à vacancy in the Biscuit Factory for a Smart Lad desirous of learping « trade.À pply at HETH REE Tons BAKERY.April 30, InS4.2 SUMMER, 1886 Latest ex \u201cSardinian.\u201d Stock now Complete in Ever Department.y Newest Nh I eran Hata Newost M x in Mantle pv iy a Newest Mantle sud Ulster (loth, Newest Children's Jersey Dress in Ry, Crean, nal, ey $1.90 pet, en vous 15,00, 0e Novelties in Ladies Headed and Braided erseys.New Dull det and Chinta Fringes, Newcat Drees Matorials, Nowost Priute and Frouch Cambrion, Newest Zophyrs vid ther washing fabrics, Newest Cream Cnevay (Tranadine, Noweat Fancy Nu is Veiling, Newest Black Can vun ti apadines.Laces, Ribbons, P-cavole, = Uuibroltes, Hosiery, tiloves, fc.\u2018, Newest Mudels in Crompton Corsets.Novelties in Lace and \\ vet Anthnacessars, 8 o'clock Toa Clothe, idebourd und Toilet Cloths, Lace Bod Quilts.Newest Silk Tassores in Plain and Fancy from 38e.Special value in New hades of Satin Merveilleux.GLOVER, FRY & CO.\u201cwglish, French and GIINTLICM INS FURNISHINGS, Our Stock is now very complete in this Department, comprising + 'l the Latest Noveltica and Newest Gouda for the Season in Hosiery, tiloves, Shirts.Scarfe & Black & Colored Cowtings, Troumerings, &a, Boys Jorwey Suita, fren 81.50.Boys Tweed Nuits, fren $3.00, or 62.85 net.Boys Serge Suita, frum ¥2.40, or §2.37 net.Waterproof Coats, with or without Cape, Umbrellas, &c., &¢.GLOVER, FRY & CO.CARPET WAREHOUSE, tuspection invited to our choice designs » Brussels and Tapestry C , with Borders and Stair to match, carefully selected from four of the best Carpet Manufacturers in Fngland- all at extremely low prices.Silk Tapestry and Jute Curtain Material, with pew Trimmings to match.Lace Curtuins, largest aasortment evershowu to select from, including Sitk, Madras, Guipure, und Latest Noveltica in Canvas Curtaina.40-Inch Colured Soudan Curtain Muslio, hom lets, Carpet Squares.Of Cloth, i Glover, Fry & Co.Rugs.Mats, Linoleums, ARTISANS 1ANADA, PROVINCE OF QUEREC, .District of Quebec.En the Circuit Court, No.19.Ferdinand Delile, Plaintiff; vs.baie Agnes McKibbin, Defendant.Public Notice is hereby given that the goods amd chattuls of the said defendant, seized iu this cause, in virtue of a writ of saisie gayerte \u201circcment, consisting of Curtains, Stoves, iver Panip, £c., &e., will be sold, in virtue of a writ vf renditioni rzponas, issued if this cause, Monday, the Tenth day of May next, at Nine + \u201cclock in the forenoan, at the Mrontealrn Market place, City of Quebec.Quebec, S0th April, 1886 J.A.TAPIN, B.S.C.QUEBEC BANK.Noticw in Brel gion that a Dividend of THREE PER CENT.ups the paid-up Capitul Stock: of this Institution has been declared for the current half year, and that the same will be payable, at its Banking House in this vite, and ut its Branches, on und after TUES- BAY, the FIRST day of JUNE NEXT.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th tothe3lst May nest, both daysinclusively.The Annual (Jeneral Meeting of the Shareholders will be held ut the Bank on MONDAY, the SEVENTH duy of JUNE NEXT, The chair will be taken at Turze o'clock.By order of the Board, JAMES STEVENSON, Permanent Building Society DIVIDEND No.22.On and alter the FIRST OF MAY NEXT this Society will Puy » Semi-Annual Dividend of TWO PER CENT.to the Shareholders of Permanent Stock for the last half year, ending the 31st of March Inst.The Transfer Hi will be cloned from the 25th to the 3uth inst.inclusively.NOTICE.The Annual tienerul Meeting will take place at the Office of the Society, un THURSDAY.the 20th MAY uext, at 4 PM.By order, À.+ AUGER.Secretary-Tresaurer.April 22, 1586 Coleg of Physcins & Surgeons \u2014OF THE \u2014 Province of Quebeceut HBO Hinp.\u2014The Largest Stock in Quebec of Old Hattled Ala for the Holidays Saturdays good iT Folie og Toenday.- gion Meutread Ot A ae priviiogee creed ; Decemdér 10, ass.3m fy A rer \u201cinom of Ontario; {aa Adv actimmnt to us sented a by : à ga! bE ay Conmiercis) Chambers f .& itahe, \u201cégirias ©] Aye year ualesa is is panne «pos.1 pu 2 ALL be A La Oct 31, 1485, St.Pater Ntroet.West.Tha privilege of sarly Advertissrs will by 4 A .: \"i | en States, &c, hy AV urinens, 22d ul sth EXTRACT lem oo ome = | eli | Sas ai \u2018Es ; ! ° ; 3 ; te must ) cm EXTRACT [QUEBECEENTRAL RAILWAY [124 | aes Jaton by the name and médrens sûre ort ed : .fg mpm A ee Deaville, by Kx.for publication or confidbntially, OF fai EAT ee | pros Tran.7 an : ! 700 [Pm South Quo.Taunus os SUsecmirrion.FINEST ND CREAFEST Mis FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENTS :\" DUH Yearly\u201434.Half: Yoarly\u201432 tol RD Lit He ALL NTER ARRANGEMENTS.of 3 r 3 PLATTE TTEEK 0 EE | ann ed Tun Ft.Poyable ddme- & SAU \u2014\u2014 Vincosal Now Rrnus Fonmax Aoxvrs.?M wiok, Nova Scotia & \u20187 _ f DEE Commencing MONDAY, APRIL 5h, PB.StJoln, Nid Unreæs Szarme\u2014Now York\u20148, M.Per ANMNUATL SALE 8.005,000 ATS.et 1888, Trains will run as follows : - | uni Bermuda via pagil à Co.37 Park Row, New York: Ge, .weak dives Mail Mixed Freight | Halifax, by Inter | P.Il & Co, 40 Pork Bow, New Yorkot LU\u201d | colonial Ry Expres) Bosron\u20148.M.Fettengill, State Brevet, oo Leave Sherbreuke for] 4.4.| M.pu ' Train.thignhen bo s 40 Boston.sok, Coburn & Co.= .Se Junct., Lovie From South Quebec a0\u2014Cook, \u2026 Office; = \u2019 Co Smee Ero vi ss 715 Riv du Loup hr Riv Dearborn street, Chisago, Nitaois.' = pu.PM.du Loup Ry.Jas) EraLanc\u2014F.Alger, 8 Cloment'e Lang, j a br: Arrive Beauce Junet | LM 34 Express Train 2 #0 | Lombard street, Loudon.3 3 x The Publishers | \\rrive Levis.3 43) Counties of Dorcheat And G.Street, & Co 30 Cornhill, London, of the MoxTREAL * Quehee Ferry.| 4 64 1130 : er & Ieuure, also [XN England.\\ o WATER are |) ol Y'hec for Heanve] Sherbrooke, hy the] Authorized to receive advertisements and , celebrating their FORTIETH ANNIVER- | \"jet, Sherbrooke aml! Queher Central Ry.4 io | subscriptions for The Mercuryi SARY by an offer which is of unusual value tu New Eng\u2019and Pointe, ! 315 Bourg Louis, [a Petite! 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Tm SOUTHWRSTERY St MERCOCURY OF FICE, 1,80 Lightning Ex- P.M.; ; which the highest professional autuorities give | Arrive St.Francois 115 Nicho ter Becanpress to the 144 LightningEx | information on almost every conceivable sub.cour, LL se ; West.; : esa from ti | jeut), Îte stories of intense interest, its Lastios\u2019 Leave St Francois for M, TH 313 New Liverpool, St.20 and 30 MOUNTAIN HILL, 7.00 Mail tothe West, Vest.Department and Children\u2019s Corner \u2014~make up a Levis \u2018 | Bo).' 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Sa ienay, hy land , PALACE WARD Sa ee paie Ess\u201d vblishers by .yell knows Are poires along the St Li vremce, aml jl points in ; ; dally.oo Dur \u2018 Corn Hope and Hebert atrsata .ublishing House in London, England.They | the Maritiine Provinces, At Quebec with the « er Hope an rt of QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY [are entited \u201cLittle Burcfeet,\u201d \u201cNobody Asker St Lawrence and Saguenny Steamboat Co.and 3a Thelaland of {rleans, $ Quebec Semi Lo You!\" and \u201cTheir Foster Mother.\u201d Specimen | with North Shore Railway for St Leon Springs à Of lays, pdnes- 10 (Ses Montcalm ard .The Steamers on this Ferry, connecting with copies will be on view in our Agencies.Every.und points above Quebec .days nd Fridagn | 8 30 H corner St Job sad Collins streets the undermentioned Trains, will leave, Ice and | bocly who sees them wants them.We will .JAS.R.WOODWARD, Pod 14 Corner St June ood So dahon streets Weather permitting, send sample copies of our papers containing | April 5, 1836 General Manager.A ! S as streets QUEBEC LEVIS descriptions of the pictures, and blank forms | .CHAMPLAIN WARD ) oa tions vontaining fu ri of ant > ; AM.IRTERCULOYIAL HAW a this, and ther offers, D, any Faden, an 10-00) 3 30 Laas.pouver Cove 9m 3 ie Parton Grr ie nmin treed * 7:30 Mail to Halifax, | 2.00 Mail fran R, à | *Pplieation.Woo (ere à 40 | 17 Fire Station.460 Champlain street 8.00 Accommodation Lou Sveryone who seuds one, two or three nw 4 00 Bors : \"| 18 (Sew Bt John's Ward) : mR du Loup.| AEP subscriptions, along with hin own, will receive GRAND TRUNK RAILW reertile, Cap Rouge 19 (Soe John's Ward 11.00 Mail te B.du Le of the phetures, Fiveryone sending WAY.im St Fry a © 31 Mr.Giblins House, 30) Champlain atreat Ca : four or more new subscriptions with his own, i J ÿ : Cham \u2019 pus LouP- | will receive THE THREE pictures Nootho:| won robtes St Augustine] 13 Champlain St, opposite Queen's wharf 5.00 Accommodation offer can even compare with this.The Anui- : 3 o6lt vl bux Trembles 900 ST PETER S WARD \"to R.flu Lou | versary Pictures will not be given or sold ta GOING WEST, Ho AVE Ks ake Reso.! 4 Corner Arthur and Dalhousie streets FOR QUERES CANTRAL RAILAVAY any but subscribers.The demand will be 1 oo 2d Sat.10 00 25 Corner Mountain Hill and Peter street PM DM ay necessarily so heavy that wa must strickly | 200 P.M, \u2014Lightning Express will leave Point He onan, uenday & i 3 Fire Station, Sault au Matelot street 12,80 Express to sher.| 11.00 Mised fron, »: | follow the rule \u201cFIRST COME, FIRST Levi for Richmond and points Kast la 06 harteatni ais 1 so 37 Corner St Paul 8t and Dambourges Hit CC orgoke * | : Joseph © | SERVED,\" Therefore semi four subéenp- and West, arriving in Montreal at 15 sol 8 dally 25 (Sou St Rock's Ward) PM ° PM., tions to Joux DonuauL & Sox, MonTRzAL.460 PM., intime to connect with | 8 201 à 45) 9tRoch&StSauveur * 8 0N 1 oy [31 Lemeaurier's Building, St Paul street 1.30 Mixed to se | £00 Express frum or LO WL Night Fxpress going Went.\u20181 Ve on 32 Fire Station, 51 Faul airost Joseph.| Sherbrooke N.B.\u2014For particulars as to prizes to be | [30 P.M.Night Express for Richmond.| 8 i! 3 {5/9 John Suburh.800 200 Le JACQUES CARTIER WARD April ti, 1886 \"1 given for stories about the ANNIVERSARY Sherbrooke, Inland Pond, Gorham, 8 00/Uxiren S Bos.! ! 4 Corner Des Prairies and St Domi Staprit ' TCTURES, see the IW itue.Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and \"4 18] ton | age ork, 35 Corner Desfosses and Brid nique The NORTHERN MESSENGER, the ta Kast, Wont.South.West and Brenan Tater York: 7 30 26 Corner St Vallon and Dries streets Ce ee.\u2014 ' Pioneer's Paper and Children's Favourite, Foote Went | HITIAIE ALLS via: ! er) wer anc la o Stroets \u2014 y .ni : New Ynrk : 8 90! 37 Corner Church and St Joseph streets | enters v new erw.Beginning wita Jasuary it | Moncduy, À al | 41 Fire Station, Dorchest he .will be published fortu/ghily, and the Sunday GOING EAST.3 on A Anchor Line, I 42 Corn 8t Valier and erect Masnsill's' AMwanac of \u2018Planetary School Edition will be in two parts, so as to be | ) ohne Cunard \u2018 Lu Corner Colomb nd Nelson strecte.Meleorulogy for the Year 1886.|Prtially o werk Sunday Mahool paper.| Leaving Montreal.10.15 | via Halitar s+ 45 Corner St Anselme and St Joseph strests ! Ww elcoruingy for he Ye her lt will more than ever deserve its description.| Arriving at Point Levi.7.00 6 00/Thuraday.Allan 1 y | 48 Corner St Atago aod Turgoon directs : Guide recta aud Almanac Makers\u2019, \u201cTux Cuzarrst ILLVETRATIW Parux PubLinu: | Lightning ExpressleavenMontresl 500 7000 Friday, Rapplom ane Bo ane! org : ; Doctor, Scientist und to household.The 115 Sehbéription 0c a year; large reduc: + arriving at Point Levi.» Rupplem'ary oF Rocu's WARD i : ntist and to oY ou \u201cions | Mons to clubs.JOHN DUUGALL& BON, | Mixed leaves Richmond.; - 28 gerer St François and Je Chapelle Stroetse | 230 discoveries in natural law.IVe bave fun | MONTREAL h i ne Le Rae | 4) Supplementary Bag opon til 2 pm.| 48 Corner Caron and Queen streets i nished the world with u reliably systein and ; ri on dore te rer * rhe ay i TOSEPH a 5 ?I LE 7 7:80 pa 4 a de a War prets - | rules for foretelling the time of the earth's | with Stories, lustratlons and Family Beading | obec.Novembor 9 1585 0! : oo CT = 81 omer een sn Beige te : ! ort Forme 30a senvalsions\u2014which system far Be su abould wend that sum to the All newspapers, Books Printed Matter, | 53 Corner 8 Dominique and Braco i» ,; ; s based upon the positions and mot EKL KSBENGER, MoNTREAL, mples and.Tis to bo sent by any of the | 83 Corner Dorchester and Ryland itreste Wa ! of the other planets to thet of our sarth.\u2018The - \u2026 Lu shove ,! bé posted half an hour he.> MONTOALM WARD A new syntem hes stood a rigid test of 17 years i - fore the Time of closing.10 Corner D'Artigny and St Julia streete \u2018 = scrtitiny.Ite grand festupes are that it in ! B A BY] A ND TTT : Crrv LerrER Hoxes are visited as follows: nd t Bustache sireets foumdad pon known natural lowe.en Ihe À u y Lower Town Boxes, Sam, Sam] prado \u201c nd hs Agen d' St Patriok strocts- : E Sr a Tarr hr e Magazine for o Babies, ie K year.it p.m.,« Fa.: Jacques Cartfox, St va re Station, RICHARD MANSILL - RoekIstand,T1 aldition to ita\"Bright pluie, wy He ey Ÿ td ry well V | he 61 ou Se TE tile streets ; jingles, and sweet stories, will have smue 3 pk, d mi 8 Tobie xh and | @ Good Shepherd Layla, St Amable stress + ; especial delights for amma nd Re BéLoua Wards, pt 5 mid m., Lp.m., | 63 $ Bodgyta mn, Grande Allee a comes win r IE M GC PEA 2pm, and 8 p.m ; Champlain Ward at9 a.m.| 78 As ill provide Twelve Entartainments 1: P ; PT JOHN'S WARD D ANCE CARDS | jugglery and fuming itl an fr di 1.Three derriere Deliveries dal) » COR\" a Corner Stohr asd | het b at À ! < CARDS wursery pencils, by the artist.orist, J.; r mes at 8.30 «.m., 10,50 am.and 2,30 p,m.Corner St Claire ichelieu stresta \u2018 \u201c| Borvaney; (\"Bo\").ADVERTISERS City Rates of \u2018Postage are appiiesbic lin | 7 het Bt Sob 51 and BBE Usastiers __ \"ALL AROUND THE CLOCK : the ° ESS ft Senrog, Bpesoor Gore, Polo Levis | 71\u20ac lle and Latour cute _ Will give Boby Twelye tiny.Lessons in\u2019 Count- ' (CF .4.( Corner 0 it Geprisy sires: , rm mo TE TERETE | en bam deere ES EF TL BERET lane 90 vbluut' from; Printed to iétires for bright eyes to see, to .Aig Af [Teo : Cy Olivier strata.; SES di Nec So ne nu pidbires for bright rjc to ses, to beip th | Of any proposed line of |.Fost Ofice\u2014Ofice hours from 8 a.m.ta | 7 \u201crber 8° EA EL wm \u2018 WM BERCH RY Car LITTLE CRIBCURTAING | sci iprgumi | Parce se on ERC U RY OF FIOB + Ts Mars Toreive Sleepy thits Stories \u2018advertising in\u2019 AMiétican Pe ipmion rL) | 1 oy .\u2014_ to; hen #0 trcribeand:éredies || : Lu.o 6.ang Pliod \u201c568 onl sir x | | DINNERS 8 BALLg {aed fe 2 Ticarariiiei | papers \u2018 by addressing ee cut lula | The Quobec Daly Evening Morcary.© ÿ \\ \u2014 - a.19 g 3 \u201819 ow i g a k fn weight the | i 4 INVITATION CARDS, Bille of Far, 4.nly Filly Cents a oar.Geo.P.Rowell & \u20aco.; [ink atin soe.ict Bg Whigh | Trinend and published far the Progeistoms oF priuted Nuatly an! with Despatch, st the D: LOTHROP ECO.\u2019 hai * Walouptpes Advis das itt nob.szooed 5 lbw, ip Gide TALIPIn | the Olen of GEORGE T.CARY, Ne.#0 aad if \u2018 AN HAWLKY Srkhers hull »- * 190 Spéuce mé, L'Eogth and Din breadth, The sels Soot | 22 Mouxtanr Hii, City of Quokes, bn the \u2019 8 > \"fair 4 es or d'os Distriet oi Quebec, Provinee of Quebet, Cansds- XERCURY\"OPPÉCE |Fraeuis Sond 10ve.for\u2019 300- aa AY - _\u2014 "]