Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 26 octobre 1883, vendredi 26 octobre 1883

[" r \u2014 VOL.XXXVII COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING- GAZETTE.QUEBEC, FRIDAY.OCTOBER Ü.m o *).AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.j reins of otfi 'e, took a lively iuterest io oar j mhitia athum ami we are quite sure hit muni-, fiaient gifta will long be remembered by all branches of the service.Toronto, Oct.25-John Macdonald and Charles King, for robbing Thoa.Ponn of §40 on Siincoe street on Tuesday night, were sentenced to-day, the former to twelve months and the latter to eighteen months in the Central Prison.The Bricklayers\u2019 Union has voted £$150 to mbs BIORTBU OOXVKTEDOr Ax ! I which the boss plasterers are invited*to be ! present to publicly discuss the questions at issue.Death of an Irish Convict.MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.sea monster .twenty feet long, with ahead like a h »r*e.It had been seen by others and could have been captured hid not the crew been busy whaling.i'V 13,586 OUR A!EH\u2019 dOYEKXOR-UEXElML OLD OF F EX CE.Proceedings in the French Chamber.FATAL ACCIDENT TEN LIVES IN FRANCE; LOST.Russia's Peaceful Foreign Policy.The Fire Record\u2014O\u2019Donnell\u2019s Defence\u2014 Garlington\u2019s Expedition\u2014Suicide Through Fear of Murder\u2014 Fallen from Grace, etc.The Directors of the House of Industry are considering a scheme of erecting a new wing at a coat of 830,000 as a home for aged a»id infirm couples so that t|i-y would not be separated.The Corporation of Trinity College has issued a circular pointing out the great need of supplement any endowment funds for the establishment of additional fellowship.MOTION TO INTERPELLATE GOVERN MENT REGARDING TONQUIN.The Cholera Among Europeans in Alexandria.Special from Ottawa, A Bold Robbery\u2014Longevity - The C.P.R.TIm Royal Society\u2014Lord Lome's Prize*\u2014Industrial, etc.Dcblin, Oct.25\u2014Michael Waters, sentenced to imprisonment for complicity in the Crew Maglen murder conspiracy recently, died ia prison yesterday.Mr.Healey, M.P., publicly declared tnat Waters protested to the last his innocence.He was secretary of a aociaty the object of which it was claun-ad was the assassination of landlords aod officers of the Government.Paris, Oct.25\u2014By an accident in an iron foundry at Le Creuz)t, department of .Saone-et-Loire, yesterday, ten meu were killed.St.Pktkksburg, ILt.25\u2014The Journal de St.Petersburg declares thedoreign policy of Russia is entirely devoted to peace ; her relations with all foreign Powers are excellent, and no question isnow pending likely to disturb the quiet which the Government is striving to maintain.Libg.mtx, Silesia, Oct.25\u2014Herr Richter, the secessionist deputy in the Reiciistag for Muhleraalez, has been sentenced to six mouths prison and the deprivation of his rights as a deputy, tor msoitiug the imperial family four years ago.The action was brought by a local clergyman to prevent Richter taking his teat in the Reichstag.Ottawa, Ont.25\u2014Tha Foresters held their annual dinner this evening.Dr.O.Ronhya-tekma.Supreme Chief Ranger of the Independent Order, was present.Mr.Hector Cameron, M.P., is in the city.1 he old C.P.R roundhouse was destroyed by ^re thiasnnrniug.There were, fortunate-ly, no locomotives in at the time.The loss is about $2.000.Sir M.Pirker, B*rt., is in the city.At the Supreme Court, this afternoon, the case of the City of Halifax vs.Walker was closed and judgment reserved.DECREASE IN GERMAN EXPORTS TO THE U.S.Fears of Farther Earthquakes in \u2022\tSmyrna- ANOTHER NIHILIST PROCLAMATION.Special from St.Joim, N,B, A.HKKlfJA.V.East Saginaw, Mich., Oct.25\u2014The saw mill and two sale blocks of Bliss.Brown A On., at Salpaulee, were burned to-day ; loss $60,000._ Warren ton, Mo., Oct.25\u2014A madly insane man named Keeoy was placed in a room adjoining the jail for shelter.His screams attracted the people, when they saw Keeuy hugging a red not stove.He was fatally burned.Pittsbl\u2019BG, Oct.25\u2014The Mundortt pi.icing mill, on the south side, with five two-story framed dwellings and a million feet of lumber, were burned this morning.It originated in the planing mill, where lbe furnace was being fed with shavings.Chicago, Out.25\u2014The Sooth Park hotel was burned this morning.Some of the inmates were compelled to make a burned exit ; loss $25,000.Mr.Sullivan, ooeof the counsel for the defence of O\u2019Don (tell, cabled fr>ki, and Mr.Desjardins, M.P.P., takes his place u Provincial Secretary.There is a great outcry raised against the conduct of the Light Committee of the Council in shutting the doors against the press and recommending the tender of the old City Gas Company for lighting the streets, although it was 50 per cent higher than the new company formed by the citizens tendered at.A revolution on the part of the tax- AI'STIf I 4.Prague, Oct.25\u2014Oaing to tho virulence of small-pox in Seiskow, a suburb of the city, a double \u2022eoeaoa o< sen trie»\u2014hat be on placed around it.Vienna, Oct.25\u2014The Emperor, in ad-dressing the members of the Austrian and Hungarian delegations to-day, declared the relations between Austria and foreign nations were entirely satisfactory.The people of all countries felt strongly in need of peace.Pestb, Oct.25\u2014Shocks of earthquake on Wednesday night at Agram and several districts of Western Croatia shook the houses and shattered windows.RUSSIA* St.Petersburg, Uit.25\u2014The latest Ni- hilist proclamation is being extensively circulated.It demands that the Czar summon representatives of the Russian people, and uks full amnesty, freedom of the press, freedom of speech and the right to hold public meetings, u the only means of preventing a revolution.Pitiless vengeancs is threatened if the demands are disregarded.Et Y FT.Alexandria.Oct.25\u2014There are nine ad* ditional deaths from cholera, mostly Europeans, here.SPAIN.Constantinople, Oct.23\u2014Many of the inhabitants of Smyrna are fleeing owing to fear of a farther earthquake.Shocks still occur at long intervals.KEHMANY.Berlin, Oct.25\u2014It is reported German exports to the United States are rabidly decreasing in number and value.CHINA.Hong Kong, Oct.25\u2014It is difficult to estimate the exact military position in Tonquin.The French will probably soon drive the Chinese from Tonquin, but the real conflict will only commence when the frontier is reached.The only apparent solution of the difficulty is a compromise or a French advance on Pekin.quu, we understand, is $5UU, an amount payers is threatened if the Corporation ac* equal to that given for artillery couipetition, j ceptn the recommendation.In these matches the two older Provinces, ; The stock market was lower all round Ontario and Queb ec, are excluded.Lord j to-day ; Bank of TotoeIo tharse declined 4$ Lomé, from the very mdtnent he amumed the i par cent.UNITE» 8TATEM.Green boro, N.C., Oct.25\u2014Diptheria, after carrying off 300 children, is now abating.Washington, Oct.25\u2014The Postmaster-General announced bis intention to proceed against the patrons of lotteries.The mailing ot a letter requesting a lottery ticket is an offence against the law.Gen.Hazen and Lieut.Ray believe tho Greeley party safe.Ray says the terrors of an Arctic winter have been greatly exaggerated.Since September 1st, the Post Office Department furnished to postmasters 290,956,-000 postage stamps, 83,359,000stamped envelopes and 74,985,000 postal cards, of au aggregate value of $8,200,000.Brownsville advices state that up to October 8th, 621 persons died of yellow fever in MazatWn ; in the State of Jamtsco, at Coraco and Qualian, 3,000 persons fell victims to the fever, and the mortality in 90 days reached 381.The fever is travelling North and West ; there is danger of its creeping into Arizona and Upper California.Denver, Oct.25\u2014One of the Mexicans implicated in tne murder of four men at a dance near Gardner was overtaken by armed citizens last night, a rope placedjcund his neck, the other end fastened to a saddle on a horse, which was then frightened into a run, dragging the culprit over the rocks and stumps until he was dead.He stated that himself ami companions were hired to commie the murder.San Francisco, Oct.25\u2014A new Cninese defrauding dodge has just been ditcmcied.Several packages containing between 3,000 and 4,000 unstamped letters, brought ou the steamer \u201cTokio\u201dbya self-appointed Chinese mail agent, were seized to-day by the postal authorities.Tombstone, Oct.25.\u2014W.H.Stuart, who has returned from the Swisshelm Mountains, says the Apaches have been routed by the Mexican troops with great slaughter.The troops were stationed to prevent the retreat of the cavages into the Sierre Madrés.The Indians then fled toward Arizona, closely followed by the Mexicans, who overtook them at the extreme end ot the Swissnelms, where a running flght ensued.The Mexican commander stated that if his troops were not completely worn out he would have driven the red devils on to the San Canos reservation himself.Washington,.Oct.25\u2014John A.Ryder, embryologist of the United Btatea Fish Commission, reports as a result of experiments made the past year that it is perfectly feadble to rear oysters from artificially fertilized eggs, and as far as he can judge quite as successfully as by sowing the shell on the bottom.Experiments also proved that oysters may be grown in inoloedd ponds.ÿOUTH AMERICA.PanAMAkpot.)3\u2014An American whaler re* ports the dfroovery, off St.Elmo, 0f « strange OTTAWA\u2019S ADDRESS TO LOUD LANSDOWNE.I/IS EXCELLENCY'S REPLY.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, j Jfltercoloaial Railway.1883 Sommer Arrangement.1883 Tnis afternoon at four o\u2019clock tho Mayor and City Aldermen will virited the Rideau Hall and presented the Governor-General with the Corporation address.The followiag is a copy of the adJrcsi :\u2014 To His Erctllency the Most Honorable the Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor General of Canada, etc.May it Pleasb Your Excellency.\u2014In the name of the citizens of the Capital, upon assumption of the important duties of COMMENCING Holiday, October 15th, 1883.AN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 26th J une, the Trains of the Railway will the your high otiice os Her Majesty\u2019s représenta taiivc, at the earliest oppnr'nA**;.*, the Corporation of the City of Ottawa hasten to offer you a warm, ami hearty welcome.Your Excellency\u2019s administration opens under favorable and happy auspices at a time when this country is peaceful and prosperous, trade, agriculture aud commerce fljurishiug aud its people contended not only with the evidences of progress and naoiouri de/elop n-mts which are apparent throughout the length and breadth of the land but also with the free and progressive institutions nuder which they live and the existing prestige of stability imparted to such institutions by Canada's auspicious connection with the mother land.Tne Council begs to assure Your Excellency of the unchanging loyalty to the person and government of Her Most Gracious Majesty and their respect for yourself as the representative of their beloved Queen, as a member of an ancient and noble home whose representatives have been distinguished for tneir ability and patriotism, and a statesman wno has already made his mark iu the Imperial Councils of t\u2019ne realm.The people of Canada, have everything to hope from Your Excellency's administration.The C mncil therefore feels confident that popular anticipation of your future career will b-i fu'ly realise F, and that your ability, judgment and discretion shall amply justify the wisdom of the selection made by Her Majesty\u2019s Govern meut.Tho Council also tender au earnest aud cordial welcome to Your Excellency's amiable wife, the Marchioness of Lausdowue ami the other members of your fa nily ; eiucere'y trusting that they and Your Excelle icy may meet with no disappointment, but that of au agreeable na\u2019ure, in you:* future interoursa with the people of Canada, and always be able to feel at home and happy at the seat of Government.ran dally,(Sundays excepted) as follows:- Will Leave Point Levis.ALLAN LINE.Under contract with the Governments of Canada ana Newfoundland for the conveyance o the CAfiADIAW and UKITEIi STATES MAILS.GOING WEST.11.0J A.M.\u2014Mixed Train will mave Point ! Lavi for Kichmoi d, Montreal, dher-hrooice, Island Pond, and all Local Stations.8.00 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Richmond, SheArooxe, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston, Portland.Montreal, and Railway Tims Queue* Tims 8.00A.M EXPRESS for Hall fax and St.John EXPRESS for Riv-iere-du-Loup and ______________________ _ St.Flavie.1.15 P.M.points East, West, South-West and i -ACCOMMODATION?.35 \u201c North Wert.\t- 7.45 A.M.1.00P.M.7.20 \u201c 1883 Summer ArrimsciBentB.1883 This company's lines are com posed of the following Double-engined, yiyde-bmlt Iron Steamship*.They are bnUt in water-tight compartments, are unsurpawtd for strength speed and comfort, are fitted un with all the modern improvements that practical experience can suggest, and have made the f ittest time on -ecord Venelt.GOING EAST.Leiviog Montreal.10 09 P.M Arriving as Point Iævî.7.0) A.M, Mixed leaves Richmond.9 39 A.M A.-riving at Point Levi.3,00 P M.Mixed loaves Richmond.12.-15 F.M Arriving at Fniat Levi.6 45 P M, Joseph nroxsoN.__\tGeneral Mac&g Moiitioal, October 1?, 18f»8 October 15, ixgîl Trains Will Aivive at Point Levis Railway I Tm«.QCEBB4 Time EXPRESS froiflfaaU-1 fax and St.John.8.35P.M ,8.20P.M.EXPRESS from St.¦9SÏS8\tf« V (Signed,) W.P.Lett, City Clerk.St.Jean, M.D., Mayor.made the following re-ot the City ¦ His Excellency ply :\u2014 To the Mayor aml Cor/toralion of Uilaica : Gentlemen\u2014I beg to thank you for the manner in which you have been good enough to welcome my accession to the high office which it has pleased Her Majesty to commit torn/ charge Tj rep-cseTrrthe Sivereigu of these realms, in so magnificent a portion of her Empire, is a distinction which may well be coveted by any of luer subjects, and upon which I t:i ti readily understand that you should i M r Hi*: vour conziatcdalionB./ n\u2019your sir, as yoTna^&fvTnted mit ,.it is me p.ied fortune to assume the duties Govermur-l.cncral at a moment when in point of tho i; ate: ial prosperity and of the moral contentment exhibited by the people of this country, as well ns in regard to tho brilliant prospec-t offered by hei future, the position of the Dominion of Canada never was more satisfactory \u2019 .8150 Capt Macnicol.2600 Capt C J Menzies .2800 Capt John Brown, .2600 Capt W DalzieU.r.i.-W .2200 Cap John Kerr.a nDLANI)1600 Oapt Myliro-.ACADIAN.I860 Oapt F McGrath CANA - IAN PHŒIS CLAN.WALDENSIAN LUCERNE nuuhoTtent sea rente between America ¦nrope, being only Live days between land to land.THE STEAMERS OF THE Liverpool, Londonderry and Quebec Mail Service.a.On and Steamer will R-.FURRY.after ths 15ib Oct., the Feny Ht ~SZ ^ V* 32 QîJEBEr, I L?Y!S STM 10*.A.M.6 4> Express ta Halifax.10.30 Mixed to Ricfc- \u2022TV-I.,-?.12, >0 Mail to River tin L.'Up.P.M.6 15\tIVaiBit îiivar du Loup.7.U5 Mail to tho w«,*.On Saturdays Only: (12.30 English JVIail to Rimouski.A.M.5.15\tMarient Train from River do Lo jp.7.15\tMail tr-m the W, t.P.M.2 00 M i x *d ftom River-ln Lonn.8.00 \\1< > «'r Intermedia'e Tripe for Flight.Oc\u2018ober 15, l 83.mum Fs&Bï QUEBEC CENTRAL fiAILWAV ¦ SUMr.ES ADR ANGER! ENTS.ftOMUKNCINQ MONDAY, JOT.Y 3nd.\\ ! 1883.Trains will run as follows : \u2014 THÊ Admiration OF THE WORLD.Mrs.S.A.Allen\u2019s WORLDS HairRestorer IS PERFECTION/ Public Bene Lac très*.Mr*- S.A.Allkn luis justly earned this title, and thouiamW are this day rejoicing over a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for restoring, invigorating, and l-eoutifying th* Hair.Her World\u2019s Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandruff, and arrests the fall; the hair, if gray, is changed to its natural color, ghing it the same vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth.COMPLIMENTARY.\u201cMy hair is now restored to its youthful color ; I have not a gray hair left.I am satisfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the sçpretions.My hair ceases to fall, which is certainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of becoming bald.\u201d This is the testimony of all who use Mrs.S.A.Allen s World\u2019s Hair Restorer.\u201c'On® Bottle did it.\u201d That is the expression of many who have had their gray hair restored to its natural eoloc, and their bald spot covered with hair, after using one bottle of Mes.S.A.Allen\u2019s World\u2019s Hair It Is not a dye.Mhteb.18,^888 ¦UAv \tExpress\tMixed.Lea% e Sherbrooke for Beane.-\t\t Jet.Lovis and Quebec.\t8.15 am\t7 tO AM Arrive Bevuce Jet\t;\t12.45 pm\t8.\"0 FM Leave Beance Jet\t\t1 00 \u201c\t\u20221.00 \u201c Arrive Levis\t\t3.10 \u201c\t7.00 * \u201c Quebec Ferry\t\t8 .00 \u201c\t7.t>0 \u201c Leave Quebec for Beance Jet., Sherbrooke, and New\t\t England points.\t\t\t\t Leave Ferry\t\t12.15 pm\t5.00 AM \u201c Levi*\t\tI2.r4î \u201c\t5.30 \u201c Arrive Be.vice Jet\t\t2.35 \u201d\t8.30 \u201c Leave Beauce Jet\t\t2.50 \u201c\t8.45 \u201c.Arrive Sherbrooke\t\t7.10 \u201c\t4.45 pm Leave T.evia for St.Joseph.\t\t3.30 \u201c Arrive St.Joseph\t\t\t7.15 \u201c Leave St.Joseph for Levi*.\t\t6.00 \u201c Arrive Levis\t\t\t\t\t10.00 \u201c \t\t far Traita run on Montreal tun .ÉyFifteen minutes allowed for Refreshments at Beanre Junction.Drawine Room Car runs between Quebec, Sherbrooke and Newport, a* follows :\u2014Leaves Quebec for Sherbrooke and Newport on Monday.-Vedneaday and Friday of each week.Leaves Newport and Sherbrooke for Quebec on Tueeday Thursday and Saturday cf each week.\u2022Tho Quebec Central Railway affords the only Rail communication with tho celebrated Chau-liera Gold Mines, and connecting at Sher iron ko with the Grand Trunk aod Passumpsio Railways, forma the most direct route between Quebec, Boston, and all New England point*.JAS.R.WOODW ARD, General Manager.General Ticket Offices, Opposite St.Louis Hotel, Quebec.June 29, 1«88 SmUltiU \u2018*OKLE4\\V UAJri\u2019AlN BOLDUC, ON AND AFTER THE 9th will sail RS follows, until fur Sw ing from LIVERPOOL eve y THURSDAY, and from Quebec every SA TUI-DAY calling at Lough Foyle to recei e and and Mails and Paseengers to and from Ire at d and Scotland, are intended to he dee|)atcbed FROM QUEBEo RAPnmrA?.Saturday, Oct.20 IAN \u2022 e \u2022 .Saturdav.Oct 27 CIRCASSIAN.8rtiuay Nov\t3 .«»tu,da£ S°v.18 T>irr>TTv?£?Ï.V.Saturday.Nov.\t17 PERUVIAN.Saturday, Nov.\t24 RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC : $117 to $144 ; I rterm«iiate, $40 ; .Steerage, $.^Prepaid Steerage Ticket*, iatoed at the Lev.t t Throug Ticket can be had at all the nr ; -cipal Grand Trunk Itailv.ay Ticket Offices i Canada, and Through Bills of Lading s e granted to and from all parte of Cana/a.teT,Jr:ightT °r Pasm pftn> s Office^ No.4 Bowling Groon.VERNON H.BROWN ft Oo.October 2d, 1888.Agents.CANADA AND SCOUAND TV f EMORIES OF CANADA AND SCOT i-T-L Land ; Sketch» 8 and Verves b> H i Excellency the Ri,ht Hen.the Marquis o Lome.\u201cWill be publie] , -1 immediately after Hi ¦iii cy *dcP*,tl* < \u2022\u201d Inteudii g purchaser will pi.ase send us ll.ir m mee st or ce in .rde that they may be supplied ficm ihe First E til D.Subscription Price $1.50.^ t \u201e\tDAWSON ft CO.October 2.1883.NEW NOVELS.pnANTOM FORTUNE, BY MISS BRAD by David Christ Has excellent accommodation for passenger*, .ror Freight or Passage apply ARTHUR AHERN, LEVE ft ALJEN,\tSecretary.Passenger Agenta,\tAtkinson\u2019s W barf « 'pposite f't Louis Hotel.October 24, 1883.TICKETS for sale, and State Rooms secured, at the General Ticket Office, opposite the St.Louis Hotel, and at tho Office of the Sr.Lawhknce Steam Navigation Company St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.GABOURY,M2>i Secretary September 12.1883.USTOTIOIE.11HE STEAMER \u201c BIENVENU \u201d HAV- ing been newly painted and refitted may be Leased tor Parties or Pilgrimages, on reasouablo terms.Can accommodate 500 to 600 persons.HFAILS WU® GOODS -AT- Miss A.MOHR\u2019S ©S* J.OS-'â&ÿ St.Join Street, tar DrsÉ Street.LADIES\u2019 AND CD fLDREN\u2019S JERSEY in Six Different Styles.Black fancy Skirts, Woollen Suits for Boy* and Girls.A General Assortment of Woollen Goods LadieiT Underwear, Wedding Tr< v.weans Hoop Skirts, Drew Improvers, Children's Suits, Dresses and Pinafores, Infant\u2019s Robes Cloaks and Hoods, Corsets.Laces, Eu Toid enes.Fane; .IfcillingH, and a large assortment o y*5Yrticle9 other This Store is the only one in Quebec where the above Goode are made a .ecialty.September 88n; Dm .l7 nt the Office of the St- Lawrence Steam Navigation Co.St Andrew's Wharf.Auguht 6, 1883.mm IJADD1FS ! JEZXIIF\u2019ZRiESS, -FOR SALE BY- A.WATTE R S, STREET.FABRIQUE Octolter 3, 1883.OB A ci D RESORTS ! excursions.Adas Lin^of Hail StcaniCRt, Ii^GR BAHAMAS, JAMAICA HAVTi poutoi.iou.ôoi.umbia VF PAN ,MAMd ÏTOaSüW18™^ are invited to avail of these trips, which they °n, \u201c?yroUte takfin by the Company\u2019s oieamera, at the extreme low price o $5 per w^#4^1u.1C 1\tprivilèges and living on board the whole time, or passengers desiring to change their route may t ansb r to any other passenger steamer of the line they may mee on the voyage.F* r passage apply to JIM.NORWOOD ft CO.Agents, ;*4^ 24 state Street, New York.Ootobei 1883.Om Richelieu# Ontario N&rigation ROYAL MAUL UKB QUEBEC MONTREAL1 AKD TORONTO.fllHlfi MAGNIFICENT LINK, OOMPUS ± ed of the following tirxt-clau Side-Wbee Steamers, vit.:\u2014 QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.QUEBEC, Iron, Capt.Nelson, will leave Napowon Wharf every Tuesdays, Thureuayi \u2022AVI»!\ttv a tr ¦\tA\t1.^L Ij \\Æ ana Saturdays at 6 o\u2019clock P.M.MONTREAL, Iron, Capt.Roy, ever-Monday», * eunesdays aud Frida/s, at 6 o clod P.M., oalUog at Intermediate Porta, aud am»-lug early in the morning.TICKET OFFICE, where State Rooms can be secured, atR.M.STOCKING, opposite St.Lou Hote and at Office, Napoleon Wharf.A.DE8FOKGKS, _ May 16.1888 __________n^?*' The (M\u2019s Friend.THE HIGH REPUTATION and extensive sale of the old, ime-tried \u201c»d proved COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDER By the Guta of the Sea.Murray.-Di-am ed.by Miss Edward».A Foolish Virgin, by Ella Weed.The Engln-h Illustrated Magazine.No.1.iu received.Price 20 cts.i ii>t cists fatera tore.Subscription* i ecened.Gemp \u201c T'xLt8 Siftings,\u201d pubLshed by Routledge.\u2014Cheap lidition.For sale by OctcterX,*».' DAW80N*CO.BUmSHG LUMBIA.MREC- \u2022.r- .\t\"j! *or l^SS.cobtamuig Directories of Victoria City and Di trict, & utb Sarnicb! Esquimaux District, Coni«fca.s, Nanaimo, New i0'1?\u2019 t°r,er?\tCaiibi u, t Ksnagan L>it< n, Kami-ops Yale, \u2019rith dei-cnptive L« trer-1 ress ol lacb Ixolity.Cli-matoJogy, Goven mtnt aaa a variety of fcta.For sale by October 2, 1883.DAWSON ft CO.H* W BOOKS ! P»AHLA, or the World after an Island.Ihe New Timothv\u201425 cents Ihe Pocket Book Dictionary, or Spelling Guide w , rd® 40 cents.Th\tB1,,g,r\u2019Vbyx?f th« World\u2014a Defer- ence Bo k of the Names, Daus and Voca-turns o.Diatingu d Men and W.menof every age and \u2022 including living Celebnties.by Wm n Gordon.hOed Three Months among th' \u201c\"cote-a Wint»rs KChronometer u iu error on \u201cGreen wich Mean Time' at that in*tant.\t\u2022\t¦ NB.~Should the \u201c Ball,\u2019 by accident dro at the wrong time, it will immediately be ho» half-mast, and kept there one quarter of O.W.DRURY, Captain \u2018 A\u2019 Battery, May 22.1 8\tR- 8.G W.W.LF / H t d to PUBLiSHERb AGENTS f I\\0t *46, i'ark Uovi,\tl ot U 4te authomea to oontga for advertising' I Ul pape\t** * ¦ .led\t\u2022 * -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \\ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 -* \u2014 \u2014 THE MORNING CHROgfiCLE, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 26, 1888.\\fi\\ AîlVI UTISfcMENTS.Witx.f Chbosiclx.W«DUd\u2014F->r«m*Ot \u2022\u2022Cbroaide \u2018Offlc«.Ooutr««-Wlliu» a 3h«PP^-C# iu 0*ao« for Aiabo» P«n\u2014* Co.Msuifold Writing P*n\u2014Do* posant Styloid P«n»\u2014 !>«\u2022 Xma-' Gra.luc.S'o C K lïollwnU-Pan ?\u2014J C P»ter»on.3tiv«9 I 3w*«a '\u2022 I stove* ! '¦ !\u2014An .rt«s ™ N\u201e Pelt ent Fur H.v-D-y»» * «»'\u201c F», t t'*\" ¦7GS\"\u2018ke out, Reid's restless spirit prompted h m to give up his quiet homo, and seek h mors and glory in the field of batt.e, tie received a Captain\u2019s commission, and rved until the close of the war.One severe wound he received in the assault upon Chapultepec.In 1849 he joined an expedition to Hungary in aid of the Magyars\u2019 war against Austria, but when he arrived in France the fighting had ceased.* After this he went to London, England, to live, and wrote with great speed novel after novel, and juvenile after juvo-for his books seemed ' ^ay this, let these differences and these rivalries be conducted in such a manner that there may arise supreme a desire to do nothing which could sully in any way the name of the glorious Empire which we have inherited from our forelathers, which Irishmen have done so much to build up, to which Canada has oontribuud, and of which tha people of Canada, with all the exuberance of their young development, are proud to write themselves members, (Cheers.) Sir, I return you, in Lady Landowne's name and in my own, our hearty thanks for vour kindness.(Cheers and continued applause.)\u2019\u2019 Geutlemcu\u2019s Clothing 1 irDHSi PUBS; ¦ * l#^i/_________ nile.The demand fi/J rlptrriotion of the Citizens insatiable, but ho was always equal to the o fall description \u2018\t.temand.Then he started a magazine, Ball to the Marquis of Lome ana\t8trang0 to say, considering his po- jr p TJ Princess Louise ; Arrival pularity, was not successful.Onmrd, was f Tuinvlnume \u2022 another venture of his, this time in Now of the Marquts of Lansdoione , i ^ ^ ^\t^ fftred thefateofhis farewell Address of the Corporation\tserial- After a brief sojourn in » it\tTT R H Princess America, he returned to London, where he to Lord Lome andB.K tt.princess j ^ ^\teTODiog \u201e the age of 65 years.Hia strongest books are \u201cThe War Trail,\u201d \u201cThe Scalp Hunters\" and \u201cThe Ride Rangers,\" while the best among his juveniles, are \u201cThe Desert Home, The »\t.___ _\tm\tIf AiT* Louise ; Reception and Installation of Lord Lansdotene ; Our Chess Column ; Sporting Item ; Editorial ^ _ - Matter ¦ Local, Shipping and Tele- Young Yagers,\" \u201cThe Boy Tar,\" \u201cBrum or iZ^cNeiCS.Price, Five Ce\u201efJ the Orand-Bear Hunt,» and .'Afoot in the For sale at This Office, and at all the News Depots.Forest.' \u2019 Botany, Zoology and Geography are well taught in these clever books.They interest and instruct, and do no harm.OUR NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL.The Boston Advertixr says \u201cLord Lansdowne has assumed a position of avr a wTvmiTHTO FEED A GORDON I which any gentleman may well be proud, S^ ARTJ0UT\tNor are there many positions in the gift of ^ Xi\tOLC*\tI \u2014 .\t\u2022\te l-l \u2014\tAk*» A October 26,1883.WANTED, Apply to October 28.1883.FOREMAN, \u201c CaaosicLB \u201d Office.THE L1TEST NOVELTY -IN \u2014*- MstMijWlfflrC* THfc FIRST ARRIVAL.BOOK CgA-BDS- No.1\u2014The Beven, b, E A.\u2022\u2022 o.\u2014The F il grima of the Night, y Faber, D.D., Illustrated.\u2022* 3.\u2014Bella A cross the Snow, by F.R.Ha\\ er-eel, Ulostrated.«\u2022 4.\u2014Kteble\u2019s Evening Hyn n.Illustrated.« ôi\u2014Christmas Sunshine, by F.R.Haver gal, Illustrated.Words of Love, Thoughts for Companions, Ac.,\t&c- These art the most Beautiful, Refined and Artistic class of Cards ever offered to t - Quebec public.«r A Call Soiicited at \u2022TOTîTsT El- \u2018W ALSIEÎ, * bookseller a- stationer 25.ST.JOHN STREET \u2019 Next Door to the Saving's Bank.October 25,1883.the British empire preferable to the dignified splendor of the first place in the Dominion which, while loyal to the crown, presents the picture of a firm federation, and has enriched the world's storehouse of constitutional government and constitutional learning.Canada ia the model colony\u2014a model especially to Australia and South Africa.And if Canada has done much better than have other colonies, at least in constitutional matters, it will not seem un gracious to mention that this has been done under the friendly eyes of the great nation which is to Canada a good neighbor only.It is for this reason that Lord Lansdowne s arrival is a source of satisfaction both to Canada and the United States.\u201d mm.rewM.*w.26.m.THE LEVIS ELECTION.Agreeably to expectation, Mr.Belleac was returned to Parliament yesterday, for the county of Levis, by a handsome majority.The returns, as far as heard from» place Mr.Belieal- in possession of the seat, by a majority of over 800 votes.The county is to be congratulated on the choice which it has made.Mr.BexIeau is a very superior man.and will make a ood and capable representative.LORD LORNE\u2019S ADMINISTRATION.The St.Paul Pioneer Prm, in reviewing the administration of Lord Lome, pays this meed of praise to the rapid progress of Canada in national development, and the important aid which the Governor General rendered to that end : ¦ \u201c Lord Lome has made a good Governor for the Dominion.His predecessor, Lord Dufferin, has been the most popular Governor the Dominion had ever had.lo follow him was no easy ta.sk.To follow Lord Lome will be no less difficult.It was five years ago this week that ho was gazetted as Governor-General.The Jn,:er* val has witnessed greater industrial and commercial progress than Canada lias ever enjoyed in an equal period.The revenue of the Dominion has nearly doubled, an inconsiderable bebt has been practically extinguished, and a creditable surplus appears m this year\u2019s budget.The most notable event was the reorganization ot the Canadian Pacific Railway throe yo^ra ago.The completion of the St.Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba to its connection with the Pembina branch of the Canadian I a-cifio, opened the prosperous region of the Northwest Territory to settlement and marked Lord Lome\u2019s administration as memorable in history for an immigration more rapid* well-to-do and enterprising than any country, the United States not excepted, has yet seen.The Lome Government was a most consistent and zealous aid to this settlement of Manitoba and the great wheat-raising regions to the >> est.Under Lord Lome Canada has ceased to maintain the differences with the mother country that once fretted her people.Her Government has been more independent and representative, and her people have made substantial progress in self-government.The spirit of improvement is upon them, and their aiqbition is that Canada shall become great and respected among the countries of the earth.Now and then there appears a slight effervescence upon the subject of annexation, but it soon evaporates in the heat of industry and se interest.Canada is diverse and peculiar enough to be an integer among the principalities of the New World, rather than the common fraction that she must be if she is ever taken into the United States.|-\u2018or\" Lome is leaving a fair and thrifty land, where he and his wif® »f® beloved of a contented and honest people.WE ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE assortment ol v*ry oboios Fancy Trtu»sr* lugs, Black Worstad Coatings, N«w Shade* la Fauoy Worstad Costings, luitabls for Suits or Fall 0 vsr Goats.Beavan, Pilots, Naps and Curls.Superior Quality Real IrLh Fraiiee lu tha Newest Shades.Canadian Tweeds at moderate prices.Waterproof Tweed Coats.Best make of Scotch Lamb's Wool Under clothing.l,ong Cloth and Fancy Flannel Shirts.Special Line of Fanoy Silk Searfs, 25 cants upwards.Collars, Cuff», Mufflers, Gloves, etc.Clothing and Shirts made to order in firet-claea style and finish.GLOVER, FRY & GO.riXOURISTS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT 1 our Stock containing all that is New and Elegant in Ladies' Nealskin and Fuv Lined Saoqaea and Dolmans.aa-FUR TRIMMINGS A SPECIALITY Muffs, Claps, Gloves, Aso., In all the Ohoioast Skins.Sleigh Robes, Deer's Heads and Antlera, Indian Work, Ac.The Finest Stock in Canada to select from.Prices alwava the Lowrst.0.H.RENFREW & \u20ac0.AuGniR 28.1H83.\t__________ ll\" ' Goods DR.\u2022 Double and Single Fowling Pieces, Curtis and Harvey\u2019s Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, Central and Pin Fire Cartridges, Oases, Wir® Cartridges, Revolvers and Amnfunition all sizes.\u2014CONSTANTLY ON HAND,\u2014 A full line of Rouso Furnishing and Cabinet Hardware.^?'Orders for Steam Fitting, Plumbing, Gasfitting, Tin aud Copper Work will be promptly attended to -AT- September 27, 1*83, W Shipping and Family Orders Speciality.August 8, 1888, WHITING PEN.This pen is especially oon- stiuoted for use at a Manifold Writing Pen ; can also be med for any kind of free Wriling\u2014admirable for Telegraph Me» sagea, original and copy at one stroke.DAWSON A OO.Ootober 26,1883.$ # i° -y // Cf October 1, 1883.Msv 10.1888 PATENT STYLOID PENS.This invention is an tmprove- ment in the Calligraphic Art.They will iaat out in use a doten or more Steel Pen».The writing with ice.?* Pen» 1» smooth and regular, and particularly good for ruling, far superior to the Drawing Fen for that purpose.Black handle.Aluminium Gold, 40 cts.each.\u2014ALSO\u2014 An assortment of Heath\u2019s, Mitchells and Woodward\u2019s J Pens ; Este» brook\u2019s Falcon and Blackstone Pena.Pec handles in Rubber, and Celluloid Automatic» Pencils, Vest Pocket size.For sale by DAWSON A CO.October 26, 1888.A BABVESÏ HUE (BET -IN AID OF THE- Women\u2019s Christian Association -WILL B* HXLD EM THB\u2014 Y.M.C.A.ROOMS, -ON- Flay Evil, 261 Étal, At EIGHT o\u2019clock.Opening.Harvest Hymn.PART I.Harvest Scene, and Children\u2019s Chorus, Nutting * Song.Vocal Duett.Miss and Master Watson.Recitation.Vooei Solo.Miss Woodley Plano Solo.Mr.E.A.Bishop.Vocal Solo.Mr.H.Forest.Vooal Solo.Mies Maggie Watson.PART n.Instrumental Selection .Mr , Mrs.and Mr.Noble CampbelL Vocal Solo.Miss Sowden.Piano Duett.Mias Amy Fisher and Miss M.Watson.Norwegian ii .Mis» Schwartz.Recitation.\u2022 * Children's Chora*\u2014Slowly and Softly.- GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.Admission.2f> cents.Children half.price-Tiokete for sale at Mr.R.Morgan;» and Mr.StanUv\u2019a.and at the Door on tne Evening of the Concert.October 24, 1888\tG DTJQTJET & CO., 67 *l*8 RHEUMATINE THE GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM f a Rheumatic nature, t a sovereixn remedy for And all complaint: \u2022 \u2018rllEUMATtHfi is mZil the ills that fled fc-Ï.GIA, SCIATIC i rwoli.r c> - f RKiamatic nature.IT ft SUSE CURS e»Q r ^ RHEUMATISM^ sod dy for NEU* Proa A POOLE, the well-known Photographer of Bt Catharines.3t.Cathtrioes, Ont., Sept.29, WHS.J.ScrHMLASD, Esq.: Dear Sir,\u2014It gives me great pleasure to say that my brother (for whom I procured two bottles of your Rheu matiue).to my agreeable surprise, nas totally recovered from his severe attack of Rheumatism.He lift Saginaw to visit Brantford.When getting off the train at St.George he found it impossible to proceed further for several days.I paid him a visit in Brantford and found.*him trying many so-called reroadfcs\u2014 Galvanic Battery.3tc.ail to no purpose, mt even relief.He suffered intons^pain continually\u2014seldom sleeping the whol»?mght.Abvit three w 'sks after recei'iog tha BneuiU'ttine, ha replied to my letter of en-juirv that he wai cured.Scarcely believi it, I wrote asking \u201care you cured or un1}\" rrli**''».! ?*' Hie reply v as \u201cI am as well as I «ver was.\"\t' Now, air, I am very much i>iea«ei.nay, delighto 1 with Khc imatiue and ahould you need a teotimmial for publication, only ask and I will gladly give it to you.Sincerely your», E.Poole SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.The HheuiuntiHe üauiifacturing Co., NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.October 25.1883.\tapll9-Lm-d4w LYDIA 6.PINKHAM\u2019S VTIftTlTABLE C0MP0ÏÏOT.Is a Positive Cute r«r sH these PslaUVl CowpUUU sad W< \u2022o oomsMe t* esv beet female pepalatlsa.A Xsdklae fbr Woman.laveated by a Wi %\tPrepared by a Woman.«to r.itirt aww Bbwwrr 8te»«to Uses a* aitury.tru revives tbs drooping eplrtts, invigorates end barmoulaa the organic fuactloos, give* elsetlcitr and SmoM to the stru.rwtorea Uu> oatursl lustre to the eye, sad slants on tbs pals Obeek of woman tbs fresh roses of life*» spring end early ««m®** **\u201c\u2022\u2022 Car-Phystcfsns Use It and Prescribe « Freely *«» ft nmi\u2014rt\tA**tm*w *11 craving far wimniAKt, end relieves enlmiss of the stomach.that feeling of\td^wn, causing pain, weight and\tls always ptani >rvsfitly cored by Its nsa Wsrtha enrs af KldaeyOesnplalaU ef eltbar se* thleCompwaad U nasarpaesed, ¦nm siiinsn i i child.Insist ne having U.Roth the Cempoond andBÎood PurflUr are prepared at Z» and OS Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, fytoeof elther.fl.aix bottlso for |A Sent by mall in tha f ona of ptu», or ef loseugM, on receipt of price, tl per box for either.Mra.Plokhem freely answers aU letteae of inquiry.Sncloeo let- stamp.Send for pamphlet.Vo family .Hoold be without LTDIA B.TOHtHAlTg TJVETU PILLA Twy cure oonstlpauon, LUlousnesa, ft,* torpidity of the Liver, as ceoM per box.air Sold by all Druggists.\u201cSjA 0) aroTjBa autd xrxws The Levis Election.Voting for the election of a member to represent the County of Levis in the House of Commons, in the place of Hon.J.G.Blau-chet, appointed Collector of Customs, took place yesterday, and resulted in the election of Mr.Bellean, the Government candidate.According to the returns to hand up to last midnight, the majority is about 851 votes.Personals.His Grace the Duke of Argyll has a book iu press, entitled \"The Unity of Nature.1\u2019 Hon.W.W.Lynch left for bis home last night, where he will remain for a few weeks.Hon.Mr.and Mrs.Masson will remain in Quebec for two or three week,.Messrs.E.E.Spencer, M.P.P., and 0.Marcotte, M.P.P., are in town.The Apostolic Commissioner.His Excellency the Apostolic Commissioner will receive gentlemen who desire to be presented to him, in the drawing-room of the Archbishop\u2019s Palace, on Monday next, ths 29th inat., between the hours of 3 and 5.C.A.Mardis, Priest, Archbishop\u2019s Palace, 24 th October, 1883.N.B.\u2014On arriving at the drawing-room each visitor is requestod to hand his card to the Secretary.The Departure of the Marijuls of Lome and H.B.H.Princess Louise.As heretofore aononaoed, the Marquis of Lome and H.R.H.Princess Louise, will sail from this port to-morrow, for Liverpool, by S.S.*\u2018Sardinian.\" We feel sure that it is only necessary to remind onr readers of this fact, to ensure an immense gathering to-morrow morning on the steamship wharf, of our citizens of all classes, all of whom we know to be only too desirous of testifying by every means within their power their regard for the late Governor-General and his royal wife, who have done so much daring their stay amongst us, to earn our gratitude, and to endear themselves to the loyal Canadian subjects of our beloved Queen.Madame Robltallle\u2019s \u201cAt Homs.\u2019* There was a large and influential attendance yesterday afternoon at the \u201cAt Home\" at Spencer Wood.The guests ooinmenced to arrive shortly before four o\u2019clock, and it was after six o\u2019clock before the last had said adieu to their amiable hostess.Madame Robitaiile received her visitors with her usual grace and cordiality, and, as usual, all were immediately made to feel themselves thoroughly \u201cat home.\" His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor was assiduous in bis attentions to the guests, and did air*that was possible, for the comfort and enjoyment of those amongst whom he moved.The Most Honorable the Marqnis of Lome was also present, attended by Lord John Hervey and other members of the stail H.R.H.Princess Louise, onr readers will regret to learn, was prevented from attending by indisposition.The Band of \u201cA\u201d Battery performed a choice programme of musio throughout the evening, and refreshments were served from commencement to end of the party.It would be superfluous for the information of those acquainted with the hospitality of the occupants of Spencer Wood, to add that all present thoroughly enjoyed themselves.Hew Graving Dock for Quebec.Many of our readen may not be aware of the fact that a new graving dock is being rapidly constructed on the Quebec side of the river.This important work is situated near Wolfe\u2019s Cove and upon the property of Mr.John Roche, adjoining bis steam saw mill.Mr.Roche has possessei for a considerable length of time excellent facilities for repairing damaged ships and steamers, and is now, with commendable enterprise and at a very considerable outlay, adding to those facilities by the bnilding of a new dry dock, destined for the reception of steamships of the very largest class.So far as now built, the dock is 280 feet in length, but it u intended to lengthen it to 550 feet.It is hoped that the work will be completed early in 1885, but even before this is effected all ordinary sea-going ships can be accommodated, and if one of the largest mail steamships had to be dry-dooked here, it could be accomplished by running up the damaged end and coffer-damning it into the dock, as was done at this very dock last w.n-term the case of the sa \u201cCorean.\u201d It is satisfactory to know that, with the completion of this and of the Government dock at St.Joseph de Levis, the port of Quebec will be so well furnished with the means of repairing any vessels that may be disabled here.It is also particularly gratifying to the people of the Ancient Capital to know that there is a prospect of a share of snob work being done by their own citizens, on the Quebec aide of the river, and that too through private enterprise.In connection with this dock a large quantity of new machinery for repairing iron snips, such as steam iron planers and drillers and screw and not makers, have been introduced into the workshops.llSOi IM Gill m DISlAI.November 18, 1882.Lm-cod&w __\t*\t, m m\t.\u2022 a Three Rivers that J Hops for the Consumptive ! Fire Alarm.\u2014The firemen were called oat yesterday to a chimney fire on tho Grand Battery.No damage.Pontifical Distinction.\u2014Mr.Ph.Landry, M.P., has been named, by the Roman Court, Chevalier of the Order of St.Gregory the Great.\t* Poutical.\u2014The rumor published in L\u2019Svcnementttiiitiilr.Desjardins, M,P.P., is to be sworn in as a member of the Provincial Government is unfounded in fact.City Cocxcil.\u2014Special weekly meeting this evening at 7.30.Orders of the day.1,356th report of the Finance Committee (sale of the Proran property on Sc.John street, within,) to Mr.Leclerc, X.P.Preparing for the Session.\u2014Mr.Char-lebois, contractor, has commenced the erection of the temporary roof on that part of the new Parliament House which is to be utilized for the next session of the Local Legislature.Beabb.\u2014These denizens of the forest have become quite bold this Fall- From time to time we have recorded many of their doings and the killing of not a few.A farmer of St.Emilie in Lotbiniere killed two the other day, each weighing between 200 and 300 Ibe.The Beactifci.\" \u2014 The ground was covered with snow early yesterday morning to the depth of nearly two inches.Jack Frost however, had not prepared the land to reoeive it, and it melted gradually away, until at noon it bad atmost entirely disappeared.Narrow Escape.\u2014It is reported from Three Rivers that Hon.Dr.Ross .and Mr.a narrow escape from two ago in the St.Ann river.It seems that their boat was upset and that they were only rescued when well her son, a lad of 18 years of age.He was leaving St.Jerome by land for Chicoutimi, in order to take the boat for this city, and had with him a gun for Mr.Couture of this city.It was placed m the vehicle, but in climbing himself into it, the gun was accidentally fired, and the unfortunate young man received the whole of the contents in his stomach.Labl)4 survived but a few momenta, and os it was found impossible to transport his remains to this city they were interred at St.Jerome.\u2022 The Papal Commissioner.\u2014The.Roman Apostolic Commissioner, Dr.Smeulders.paid a visit yesterday merniug to Laval University, where he was received by the Rector, Revd.Dr.Hamel, and presented with an address in tbs name of the Professors of the University and of the Great and Lesser Seminaries.After the Commissioner had replied to the address, the members of the University corps were presented to him.At the request of one of the young scholars, the Commissioner gave a holiday to the pupils of the Seminary and University.Ou Monday next, the Apostolic Commissioner will hold a reception from 3 to 5 o\u2019clock in the Archbishop\u2019s PSlaoe.\u2014\u2014Tho Papal Delegs te has paid officiai visite to the Marquis otLorne and Princess Louise at the Citadel, and to the Lieutenant-Governor at Spencer Wood.-Un All Saints Day he will offieiate ponti- fically in the Basilica.St.Bridget\u2019s Bazaar\u2014This baziar closes to-morrow evening, and we advise all those who have not yet patronized this laudable charity to do so.As the ladies do not intend carrying over any of the handsome articles on their tables, persons desirous of getting really flfie goods at their own prices will do well to visit the bazaar before it closes.We understand there will also be a big shooting match between several crack teams for some handsome prizes.Considersble interest has been manifested in the ballot opened by Mrs.F.Carbray for the most popular carter, the winner of which will be the recipient of a handsome whip.We advise all our readers to poll a big vote for their favorite \u201ccabbys.\" The following is the result of the ballot up to tea o'clock last night Paul Alain 20, W.Walsh 8, Martin 7, Gowdie 6, Temple 4.Sutcliff 4, M.Boyle 4, J.McCulloch 3, Cooper G.Beach 2, Nicholson 2, Marois 1.As tne ballot closes at 10 o\u2019clock to-morrow evening, we advise all voters to be sore and have ballots in oefore that time.\u201cSt.Nicholas\u201d for November is the first number of a new velume, and is full of promise of good things for the coming year.Louisa M.Alcott has tne first hall of a bright story called \u201cSophie\u2019s Secret\" ; J.T.Trowbridge contributes a thrilling biographical sketch of Captain Mayue Reid, whose serial story \u201cIn the Land of Fire\" begins in the Christmas issue ; and Frank R.Stockton furnishes one of his inimitable fairy tales, entitled \u201cThe Becman and his Original Form.\" Then, appropriate to the Thanksgiving season, is a down-east sketch by Heznkiah Butterworth, with the taking title, \u201cA Thanksgiving Dinner that Flew Away,\" in which the humorous and pathetic are pleasantly blended ; while E.S.Brooks, in \"The Little Lord of the Manor,\" writes of the final evacuation of New York by the British, just one hundred years ago.Another article of much more than ordinary historical interest is the paper on \u201cThe Origin of the Stan and Stripes,\u201d in which the author, Edward W.Turney, here for the nnt time satisfactorily explains the reasons for the adoption of those world-famed emblems for our national banner and coat-of-arma.There is also, in time for production during the holidays, a cleverly written and easily produced Christmas play, called \u201cAmong the Pines.\" Sophie Swett tells a very funny story about \u201cTne Gentleman from China\u201d ; W.O.Stoddard, author of \u201cDab.Kinzer,n \u201cAmong the Lakes,\u201d and \u201cSaltillo Boys,\" begins another six months serial, entitled \u201cWinter Fun.\u201d Natural history receives due recognition in accounts of some \u201cBenevolent Birds\" and the polar hare, with illustrations by Nugent and Beard.A varied assortment of verses, jingles, and short stories, with pictures by Birch, Smedley, Bolles, Share, Edwards, Rose Mueller, D.C.Peters, and others, completes the number, REST AMD COMFORT TO THE SUFFERERS I \u201cBrown\u2019s Household Panacea \" has no equal for relieving pain, both internal and external.It cures Pain in the Side.Back or Bowels, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, Lumbago and any kind of a Pain or Ache.\u201cIt will most sorely quicken the Blood and Heal, as its acting power is wonderful.\u2019\u2019 \u201cBrown\u2019s Household Panacea,\u2019\u2019 being acknowledged as the great Pain Reliever, and of doable the strength of any other Elixir or Liniment in the world, should be in every family handy for use when wanted, \u201cas it really is the best remedy in the world for Cramps in the Stomach, and Pains and Aches of all kinds,\" and isjjor sale by .al drugsists at 2o cents a bottle.MOTHER! I MOTHERS 11 MOTHER! 11 Are you disturbed at rug he and broksn of your rest Dy a sick child suffering and erving with the excruciating pain of cutting trail; t It jc.go at once and got a bottle of MRS.^ 1N_ dLuW\u2019S SOOTHING SYRUP.It will re-tieve the poor little sufferer immediately\u2014de- Çmd upon It ; th«*e is no mistake about it.here is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and give rest to tbs mother, and relief and health to the ontld, operating like magic.It is perfectly safe to ass in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, auu u the prescription of one of the oldest and beat female physicians and nurses in the United States.Sold everywhere.Twenty-five osas a bottle.February 29, 1883.\tLm dft w COMMERCIAL.QUEBEC, October 25, 1882.Ocean Freignts.Six hundred and nmty-seven sea-going ve*-ssls have been entorjd at the Custom House, vinca the opening of navigation.The following are the week's transactions :\u2014 London,\u2014Deals, 60s.Greenock,\u2014Timber, 24s.Liverpool,\u2014Timber, 24a,\u2014part cargo.Antwerp\u2014Timber, 28s.Dublin,\u2014Timber, 26s.Newcastle,\u2014Timber, 26e6d.River Plate,\u2014Lumber, $12.50 per M.Montreal to River Plate,\u2014Lumber, $15.50 M.Do.to do.\u2014Lumber, $1 M.SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS' OFFICE.Gov°arative Statement of Timber, Masts.Bowsprits, Spars, Staves, Ac., measured and culled to date 1883.3,866,019 7,124,161 475,661 1,851,624 lion,261 2r»7,02H 2,244 1,028 7.409 138,803 Waney White\t1881.\t1882.Pma\t\t2,637,935\t2,786,325 7,660,997 Wmt* Pino.\t5,604,856\t Rod Pino\t\t1,906,252\t1,146,574 Oak\t\t2.750.659\t1.149,452 Kim\t\t1,010,395\t701,026 Ash\t\t\t399,625\t263,481 Basswood.\t3,939\t1,348 Butternut.\t2,991\t2,039 Tamarac\t\t24,577\t51,793 Biroh A Maple Masts A Bow-\t151,742\t288,833 sprits\t\t25 pcs\t33 pcs Spars\t Std.Staves.\t\u2014 pcs 168.7.129\t51 pcs 852.6.3.12 Beef, let \u2014\tpcs \u2014\tpcs 677.3.0.15 W.I.Stoves.467.6.0.10 1150.9.0.12 019.2.3.20 Brl.Stoves.75.4.3.23 115.3.0.16 JAMES PATTON, Supervisor of Cullers.Quebec, 26th Oct.1883.RETAIL MARKETS.Qckbko, Oct.25, 1883.nality, dressed, per 00 lbs.$10 00 a$ll 00 2nd\tdo\tdo\t.\t9\t00\ta\t10\t00 3rd\tdo\tdo\t.\t8\t00\ta\t9 00 per lb.0 05\ta\t0\t15 Veal, per lb.0 10\ta\t0\t12 Mutton, per lb.0 10\ta\t0\t12 Spring Lambs, each.\t300a\t500 Fresh Pork, per 100 IDs.8\t00\ta\t9\t01 Do do per lb.0\t09\ta\t0\t10 Salt do do .0\t11\ta\t0\t12 Fresh Hams, per lb.0\tll\ta\t0\t11 Smoked do do .0\t15\ta\t0\t15 Flour, Hungarian Roller Process,\tper brl.6 75\ta\t7 50 Superior Extra,\tdo\t.\t5 90\ta\t7 00 Extra,\tdo\t.\tB 80\ta\t5 KO Strong Bakers,\tdo\t.,\t6 00\ta\t6 &0 Spring Extra,\tdo\t.\t5 55\ta\t5 65 Superfine, -\tdo\t.\t5 00\ta\t5 20 Fine, ^\tdo\t.\t4 40\ta\t4 50 Bag Flour, 100 lbs.2\t80\ta\t2\t85 Oatmeal, per brl.5\t50\ta\t5\t75 Oommeal, white, per brl.3 50\ta\t3 60 Do\tyellow,\tdo\t.\t3\t40\ta\t3 50 Salmon, No.1, # brl, of 200 lbs 20 00\ta\t20 50 Do per lb.0\t13\ta\t0\t14 Codfish, green, per brl.5\t50\ta\t5\t75 Do do m draft.\t5 75 a\t6 00 Do per lb.0 04 a\t0 04 Dry Codfish, per quintal.5 00 a\t6 50 Cod Oil, per gallon.0 57 a\t0 68 Labrador Herrings, No 1.per brl.5 75 a\t6 50 Fowls, per pair.0 40 a\t0 75 Chickens, per pair.0 30 a\t1 00 Geese, per pair.120a\ti60 Turkeys, do .150a\t350 Ducks, do.0 50 a\t100 Partridge, per brace.0\t50\ta\t0\t60 Snipe,\tdo .0\t40\ta\t0\t40 Woo ioock,\tdo .1\t00\ta\t1\t00 Black Duck,\tdo .0\t75\ta\t0\t75 Potatoes, per bushel.035a\t060 Oats,\tdo 34 lbs.0 40 a 0^1 Salt Butter, per lb.0\t17\ta\t0\t21 Fresh do\tdo .0\t20\ta\t0\t23 Do do\tdo (prints).0 23\ta\t0 25 Cheese, per lb.0 Ufa 0 124 js, per dozen.'.0 22 a 0 26 ___pie Bugar, per lb.\t0\t10\ta\t0\t10 Apples, per brl.Winter.4 50\ta\t6 00 Lemons, per case.10\t50\ta\t12\t00 Almira Griinés, per keg.5 00 a\t5 00 Onions, per brl.2 25 a\t2 60 Hay, per 100 bdls.7 00 a\t8 00 Straw, do .3 00 a\t400 Wood, per cord(2 ft.6 in.).2 80 a\t4 00 (8 feet).3 00 a\t550 LEATHER MARKET.Spanish Sole, No.1, per ib.$0 26 a Do No.2.Slaughter Sole, No.1.Harness Leather.Waxed Upper.Buff and Pebbled Cow, per foot Patent Cow.Enamelled Cow.Calfskins, heavy, per lb.Do light.Splits, small.Do.large.Sheepskins Russets, per lb.French Calfskins, per lb.HIDES AND SKINS.Green and inspected per 100 lbs, No.1.$ 8 00 a Do do do No 2 7 U0 a Cured and inspected, per 100 lbs Sheepskins, each.alfskins, green, per lb.Wool, per 0 24 0 30 a 0 30 a 0 40 a 0 13 a 0 15 a 0 15 a 0 60 a 0 45 a 0 28 a 0 24 a 0 35 a 1 10 a 9 00 a 0 75 a 0 124a 0 V a 0 28 0 26 0 32 0 35 0 45 0 15 0 16 016 0 65 0 60 0 25 0 26 0 40 1 40 8 00 7 00 9 60 0 90 0 15 0 30 tXHUKTS.Oct 25\u2014Per bark Atlas.Jefferson, for Gr»*,n-ook\u2014135 pc* red p;|W, 414 do white (fine, 1395 pine deal*.926 spruce boards, 1469 pipe staves.3fi00 WOWI staves, 388 »td do, by J Burstall .V\t, Per bark Hortensia, Simonsen, f«>r Warren Point\u2014V3,961 pc* spruce deals, 1955 do emir, bv King Bros.Per sehr FI >rolla, Smart, lor St John\u2019s, NF \u201415 hlf-bxs, 10 qr-bxs, » caddies tobacco, by LomeMtiriev A Son.12,633 pcs spruce boards, by Price, Br s Sc co.SHIPPING.OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS Date.Steamship.Oot 25\u2014Belgenland \u201c\t\u2014Hs-lier \u201c -Werra \"\t\u2014Habsburv Arrived at London Bremen Southampton FWm.New York Price* In ISlverpool.The following ate the Liverpool quotations for each day of tl,o tz ¥>0 06 ~>°0 \u202281 \u2018PC *81 \u2018^O \u2022;t -v>o _\u2022 e.Q&tme&l, nominal.Co nun cad* nommai.Provisions\u2014Pork at 14,50 to 15,00.Lard, 11c to ll*c.Bacon, 13c to 15c.Hams, 15c to 18c.Cheese, ll*c.Bank of Toronto, 169g to 169 ; sales, 150 shares at 170.Merchant\u2019s Bank, 116 to 115.Union Bank, 75 to 70.Bank of Commerce, 125 to 124.Federal Bank, 147* to 145*.Montreal Telegraph Company, 117* offered.Richelieu and Ontario Navigition Company 55 to 64*.City Passenger Railway Company.112 to 111.Montreal Gas Company.170 to 169* : sales, 300 shares at 170 ; 76 shares at 169f ; 25 shares at 174*.\t.Dun dor Cotton Company, 70 asked.Ontaro Investment Company, HO asked.North West Land Co.67s to 66s.Canada Pacific Railway, 66J to 55* ; sales, 150 shares at 55 ; 250 snares at 55*.8booed Board.Bank of Montreal, 187* to 186* ; sales, 30 abates at 187*; 50 shares at 187.Ontario Bunk, 104 to 103* ; sales, IQ shares 104.Banque du Peuple, 66 to 62* ; sales, 75 shares at 63.Morion's Bonk, 114 to 118.Bank of Toronto, 168* to-168 ; sales, 60 shares at 169* ; 50 shares at 169* ; 25 shares at 169 75 sharesat 168# ; 25 shares at ~ Merchant\u2019s Bank, 115* to 115 ; sali at 115*.Bank of Commerce, 125 to 124* ; sales, 75 shares at 125.Federal Bank, 146* to 145* ; sales, 25 shares at 146.Montreal Telegraph Company, 119 to 117.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 55 to 54* ; sales, 50 shares at 54* ; 25 shares at 54*.City Passenger Railway, 112* to 111*.Montreal Gas Company, 169* to 169 ; soles, 25 shares at 169* ; 100 shares at 169*.St.Paul, M.and M.Railway.108 to 106*./ North-West Land Company, 68s to 65s.Canada Pacific Railway, 55 to 51.Liverpool, October 25, n.30 a.m.\u2014Cotton in good demand at previous prices.New Yore, Oct.25, 1883\u2014Railroads strong.Stocks closed weak.Chicago, ill., October 25\u2014Flour steady.Wheat\u2014regular briber at 90îo to 91c sellers October ; 9l|o to 91Jo sellers November ; 93#c to 93je sellers December ; No 2 Chicago spring at 91o to 91*c ; No 2 red at 97*o to 98c.Corn firm, at 48*o cash and sellers October ; 48*o to 46*o sellers November ; and 45|o sellers Deoem ber.Oats firm, at 27*c to 27*0 cash ; 27*c sell ers October ; 27Jc sellers November.Rye dull at 55c.Barley steady, at 80*c.Pork easier, at 10,45 to 10.56 cash ; 10,45 to 10,50 sellers October ; 10,37* to 10,40 sellers November.Lord easier, at 7,87* to 7,40 cash and sellers October, and 7,20 svlUrs November.Bulk Meats steady ; shoulders.4,80 ; short ribs, 0,76 ; short dear, 6.75.Wniakey unchanged, r reighto\u2014Corn to Buffalo 8* cents.Receipts\u201417,000 brls flour : 93,000 bus wheat ; 193,000 bos com ; 111,000 bes oats; 21.000 bus rve ; 65,000 bus barley.Shipments\u201413,000 brls flour t 90,000 bus whaat ; 307,COO bus corn ; 100,000 bus oats ; 40.000 bus rye, and 60,000 boa barley.Probabilities for the Next 24 Hours for the Bt.Lawrenoe.etc., etc.Toronto, Oct.26, l a.m.\u2014Ixiwer St.Lawrence\u2014Mode'ate north-east to en»t winds and generally cloudy weather, with local rains and not much change in temperature.Gulf\u2014Moderate to froi-h north-east to ea»t winds and cloudy weather, with local tains and not much change in temt-eraturo.Vksskls in Port\u2014The number of sea going vessels entered inwards at the Quebec Custom House, from the opening of navigation up to yesterday, is G97.The clearances to tho same date, including steamers and outporto, are 596, leaving 101 vessels In port and outports.There are 5 steamships and 9 sailing.vessels in the port of Montreal.Local Trade.\u2014Since the opening of navigation 193 vessels have bran licensed by the Quebec Custom House for the I>oc&l Trade of the Province Coastwise.\u2014Two thousand one hundred and thirty-foiu market steamers and schooners have arrived in port since the opening of navigaton.Pilots\u2019 Lice V SES.\u2014The number of pilots liee(.sed since the opening of navigation are four.Quebec Steamship Company.\u2014The steamer \u201cMlramichi,\u201d outwards, arrived at Gaspe, at 5.30 ye-terday morning.The ss \u2022\u2018Mûrier\u2019 sailed from New York, for West Indien, last Wednesday evening.VlCB-AnMirtALTY.\u2014A warrant has been issued out of the Vice-Admiralty Court at the suit of the owners of the Norwegian bark \u201c3 gno\" tor the arrest of the French bark \u201cRose C.\" on an action for damage by collision.The att- unt claimed is $3 0UJ.This is a cross warrant arising out of the coll sion which occurred between the above vessels as already reported.Quick Passage\u2014By cable to W.A.Schwartz, Esq., Swedish and Norwegian Consul, dated the 25th October, from London, stating that the \u201cVictory,\" Nutvig, had arrived.She loft Quebec, 1st October inat.Ship \u201cMelmerby,\" Capi.Grose, loft port, for sea, at 2 p in yesterday, in tow of tug \u201cCon- Îueror No.2.'' Tbe tug takes her to foot of 'raverse.9tea « er \u201cPowerful,\" belom inn to the St.Lawrence Steam Navigation Comi>any, arrived in port yesterday morning.Dock Noter.\u2014Wolfe\u2019s Cove,\u2014Bark \u201cG.M.Cairns,\u201d on the hard\u2014repairs finished\u2014loading in Sillery Co\\ e.Dinning's,\u2014Bark \u201cHuano\" on the hard-bottom examined,\u2014vessel loading.Rusaell\u2019a,\u2014Schr.\"Bertha A.Watt,\"\u2014repairs completed,\u2014vessel sailed.Buie's Boom*,\u2014Bark \u201cPresident Sverdrup\" repairing oollriion damages.Hall\u2019s Booms,\u2014Bark \u201cAndromeda\u2019\u2019 repairing collision damages.b Bark \u201cDiiigentia\" at Simneon's wharf.1 eviu, \u2014colli-ion repairs comiileted,\u2014vessel loading.Bark \u2018 Cavalier\" in Princess Loune Ba-in repairing collision shearing.Ship \u201cQueen of Australia\u201d in ditto,\u2014doing some repairs.Bark \u201cQaspee\" proceeded for Montreal, at 10 p m yesterday, in tow of steamer \u201cWilliam.'* The ss \u201cLake Champlain\" arrived from Montreal at 11.30 pm yesterday, changed pilots, and proceeded for sea.\t' The ss \u201cTunataD\u201d arrived from Montreal at 8pm yesterday, changed pilots and proceeded for soa.St.John, N.B., Oct.25\u2014A despatch received to-day from Vineyard Haven reports the loss of schooner \u201cW.H.Rourke,\" of this port, and four of her crew, including the captain.Tbe captain's name is Wm.Augustas Finley, 67 years old, a resident of Portland, and leaving a wife and seven children.Ceo.P.Flowers, of Queens County, N.B., shipped at this port ; the steward, Malachi Whalen, is believed to belong to Riohibuoto, N.B.Another of the orew is Laohlin McLaughlin, said to belong to Lowe Bay, N.B.All those were, drowned.The \u201cW.H.Rourke\" was insured for $2,700.The coal was for Wathers k Busby and is insured.Gloucester, Mass., October 25\u2014Fishing schooners \u201cAlaska\u201d and \u201cJames Bliss,\u201d of Gloucester, have not been heard from since the Îale of August 29tb.Each carried 12 men.t is feared they are lost.Milwaukee, Oot.25\u2014The wind has been blowing from the northward for a week.Navigation here and at other Lake Michigan porta is at a standstill ; all the docks, slips and branches are filled with wind-boand craft.The loss to owners by the delay is very heavy.Province town, Mass., Oot.25\u2014In tbe heavy north-east gale of yesterday schooner \u201cFlo-renoe E.Tower\" lost seine boat and 11 men.They were picked up by a schooner, who reported two bodies picked tfp off Sandwich yesterday, probably some of the \u201cHelen M.Oroeaby\u2019s\u201d crew.Toronto, Oot.25\u2014Cautionary etorm signal No.1 has been ordered up at all Lake Erie and Oatario porta.Cautionary etorm No.2 has been ordered np on Georgian Bay and Lake Huron.SIGNAL AND TELEGRAPH SERVICE.Daily WeatZftr and Shipping Report lignai Station*.SOUTH SHORE\u2014RIVER ST.LAWRENCE.LTslet\u20143.00 p m.\u2014Cloudy ; east wind ; four schooners inward to-day ; one bArkentine anchored off Crane Island.River du Loup\u20143.Q0 p.m.\u2014Stiff NE wind ; heavy snow.Father Point\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Cloudy and cold ; fresh NE wind ; two ships outward to-day ; Mississipni outward at 7-80 p m yesterday.Cape Roeler\u20143.00 n.m.\u2014Cloudy ; therm light N breeze ; one 2-maated steamer outward^ Gaspe Coast.Cape Despair\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Cloudy and cold ; strong NE wind ; ss Admiral Inward at 10 am.Point Maquerau\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Weather cloudy and cold ; strong SE wind ; one bark outward, bound west at 8 a m ; ss Admiral inward, bound west at noon.Island of AntioostL Heath Point\u20143.00p.m.\u2014Sironor ENE wind, weather dull ; therm.34 ; str Concordia, ot Glasgow, outward at 1 p m.SoutiI Point\u20143.00 p.m\u2014Light NE wind , weather dull ; one 3-masted str outward at 10 a m.South-West Point\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Light NE wind ; weather clearing ; therm.34.West Point\u20143.00 p.m.\u2014Light E wind weather oloudy ; therm.35.Shallot\u2019s Creek\u20143 p.m.\u2014Fresh NE wind ; weather clear ; schr Marie Delphine at work at tho Viking.Magdalen Islands MAItitlAUEvS In St.Patrick\u2019s Church, on the 22nd inst , bv the Revd.Father Cronin, C.SS.R., C.T.Hough, of Burlington.Vermont, to Ellen, daughter of the late Patrick Brown, of this city.On Tuesday, the 24th instant, at Malbaie.( County of Charlevoix, Mr.Cyprien Charles Du Berger, son of Chai lea Du Berger, Ksquire, Prothonotary,conducted to the Ilvmcneal Altar, Miss Caroline Cinvn, daughter of F.X.Cimon, M.P.Our boat wishes to the happy couple.HEATH.On the 24th instant, Martha McNair, aged 70 years, beloved wife of Henderson Graham, after a lingering illness.Her funeral will leave her late residence, No.57 Marguerite street.St.Rooh\u2019s, this Jay (Fri dav), October 26th, at 2 o'clock, for St.Andrew\u2019s Clmrch, and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.££' Montreal and Toronto papers please copy.gutrtfon £aUs.Justly Punished.They were talking of puns.She said when a man made a pun he was always proud of it, bat when a woman made one she had the grace to bo ashamed of it.He said that woman was justly ashamed of her puns, for they were invariably wretched ; that a woman could semi-annually make a good pun, but she had to bend her whole mind to it, and sometimes sit up all night to make it work smoothly, while man could always make first-class puns off hand.^ She said it was no such a thing.She could make as good a pan on any word as fast as any horrid man.'Well.' said the skeptical wretch, \u2018make a pun on horseshoe.' \u2018If you talk until you're horseshoe can\u2019t convince me,\u2019 said the feeble-minded woman.And he died.The two youngest daughters of the Crown Prince of Germany are enjoying themselves in a quiet, healthful way at Boornemonth.These two little girls, their donkey rides, their diggings in the sand, their frocks of a fasliion four yrars old, and their general air of German simplicity, are of keen interest to the mixed crowds.They are always accompanied by a physician, aud the vexed question whether ladies should or should not wet thoir heads in the sea is solved, in the opinion of many, by the fact that this functionary permits the lively little maidens to bathe without dipping their undoubtedly fine hair, SEVERAL) MEDICAL GENTLEMEN FROAÏ THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH ARMIES Have joined M.Souvielle, of Paris, and ex* Aide Surgeon of the French Army, assisting him in uis well-known Throat and Long Institutes, where over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) capital are in* vested and twenty-eight French and English Physicians and Surgeons are employed at the branchea of these Institutes, where thousands of people are yearly suooesafal-ly treated ior all diseases of the air passages, viz : Consumption, Bronchitis, Astnma Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Sore Throat, and Heart diseases, by the Spirometer, an instrument which conveys the elements o medicine direct to the seat of diseoae, .ad invented by M.Souvielle.Persoas uuaole to visit the Surgeons, or the Institates can be treated by letter, and instruments with fall directions expressed to any address.Write to M.Souvielle, ex-Aide French Army, 13 Phillips Square, Montreal, or 173 Church street, Toronto, for copy of the International news and list of questions.French and English specialists who are members of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, England, arc in charge of the Institutes, where Physicians and sufferers are invited to try the instruments free.August 4.laSi.\tLm-dJcw BT OCT.LEMIEUX & CO.______ The Monthly Auction Sale of Excellent Household Furniture, Hiano, &c., 4» 11 FRIDAY, the *£Oth October, At Mir Show Rooms, No.25», 8t.John Street, (Without,) Quebec WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY whom it may conoern, to sell by Auction a large consignment of excellent New Furniture.consisting in Drawing-Room Ebony Snite rich Silk covered and Politned, Black Walnut Hair Cloth covered Parlor Sottes, Chromos, Urge Mantle Mirrors.Card and Centre Marble-Top Tables, What-Noto, Carpet*, Dining Extension Walnut Tables, Marble-Top Side! cards, very large assortment of Bed Room Suites, the moet elegant and fashionable in the market, large assortment of Perforated Seat Chairs.Rockers, Hair Mattrasses, Spnnv Beds, and a large quantity of good Second-Hand Furniture Also,\u2014A very good Second-Hand 7 Octave Square Piano.The whole te be sold, as usual, absolutely without rerane.Goods on view Thursday from 2 to 6 o\u2019clock P.M.Sale to begin at 2 o'clock Sharp.OCT.LEMIEUX k CO., Auctioneers.October 24,1883._____ ^ Ç WANTED, A PERMANENT SITUATION BY A first-class Watchmaker of nearly twenty years experience.Good references.State wages.Address : JOHN DRAKE, care of George Todd, New Castle, New Brunswick.October »8, 1883.___ B CHERRIER\u2019S Quebec City and Lem Directory Sox* wth YEAR ImF\u201dPUBLICATION.IMPORTANT to SHIPMASTERS FOR SALE Prime Mess Pork Thin Mess Extra Prime H if (Inspected).it THE PUBLISHERS OF THE ABOVE Work whilrt moet cordially thanking their numéro os patrons for the moet liberal patronage bestowed upon their efforts for tbe past 25 years, do hereby inform them of their intention of isening the 26th edition in tbe latter part of May, 1884.With this object in view they have decided upon now calling on their patrons for their immediate subscription and advertising patronage.So mnoh time will thus be gained which they intend demoting to an early compilation, thus giving them the means of complying with the expressed desire of a number of tbeir patrons.Consequently, to save time and further the publishers\u2019 object, be sore to subeoribe when called upon and respectfully rt queried to do so by our Mr.Oherrier, or our Agent, Mr.Hnot.Tbe Publishers, A B.CHERRIER k CO., P.O.Box 107.N.B.\u2014Any information left at Dawson A Go\u2019s will reoeive onr prompt attention.* Bee that yen are subscribing to Oherrterie Directory\u2022'VR October 23, 1883.\tHp Dr.Chs.Aug.Verge, Professor of Practice of Physics, Laval University, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.Ho, 67, St.Aim Street, U.T,, Quebec.October 22,1883,___________Fp VSCXD ^Mftion fairs.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.UNDERWRITER\u2019S SALE SS.\u201cVIIKIElsrGP\u2019 jgY AUCTION WILL BE SOLD, ON Tuesday Next, the 30fch inst., on tho HARBOR COMMISSIONERS' WHARF, tho following Materials saved from tbe S B.\u201cVTKfNG,\" wrecked at Anticnati, for account of whom it may conoern 245 Fathoms 1 7 8 Cable Chain 2\tHorizontal Steam Winches, 5 in.Cylinders.1 Upright Steam Winch, 7 in.Cylinder.1 Steam Wiuulara.1 Steam Steering Apparatus wfih 2 9 inch Cylinders.3\tBower Anchors, t Kedge do.12 B .at\u2019s Davits, different sizes, with ether artxle*.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM k CO.\u201e\tA.k B.October 28.1883.Underwriters\u2019 Sale -OF- BARK \u2018ALICE,\u2019 &c YfESSRS.i>JL sell on MAXHAM & CO.WILL Tuesday Next, the 30th inst., on the HARBOR COMMISSI0NBR8\u2019 WHARF, The HULL of the Bark \u2018 ALICE,\" of Quebec, 724 Ton* register, built at Quebec in 1876, of beet selected Materials largely repaired, refitted and thoroughly overhauled, remetalled and reclassed in North Sydney, C.B., in September last, when she received the rating of 3.8L.1.1, Veritas, together with her Masts, Spars, Sail*, Standing and Running Rigging Yard*, Windlass and Capstan, Galley, Oa-b lose, Cabin Furniture Comparées, ko .ko., as sbe now lies stranded near Heath Point.Anticobti.x\t\u2014AVTEK WH CIl\u2014 The following Material* landed, 71 Sails.Hemp Hawser, Side-Lights, Braes- Binnacle and Compara, Lead Lines and Leads, Rigging Sevens, Medicine Chest, Clock, Boat and Oars, ke.Sale at 11 oolook.A.J.MAXHAM k OO.A.ft B.October 25, 1888.CALIFORNIA TOKAÏ GBAPïS, JUSr RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-FOR SALL BY- -A.W\u2019A.TTEŒ^S.Prime \" Select Creamery and DAIRY BUTTER, at lowest Wholesale Prices, by JAMES SHEA &BR0.October 15, 1888,___L_ TO OIL CONSUMERS.X* I Half-Barrels NEW YORK SUNDAY WORLD, \u201c NEW^ PACKED.\u201d | Bright, Newsy, Gossipy and Entertaining, HAS BEEN ENLARGED TO tWELVE PAGES.Tie Twelve-Paie My World oins all the News of the Day, Spécial Correspondence from all Quarters, Cable Letters, Theatrical Chat, Society Gossip, Choice Miscellany, The American Counting Room by means of an alliance with the Wabash, St, Louis k Pacific, and tbe Baltimore k Ohio Railways.Trains leave Chicago via Auburn Junction, and will make THROUGH CONNECTIONS FOR NEW - YORK, BOSTON, ETC.This lifie will be equipped in every a FIRST CLASS ROUTE, and will make the \u2022¦âme FAST TIME as is made by all other ines.The attention of tbe public is called to these new arrangements, and any further information n regard to time tables, etc., can be obtained on application to the General Passenger Agents or at the Company\u2019s oflees in Chicago and 1 sew here.JOSEPH HICKSON, OuWWMbi frlftMUtTU.' 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