The Quebec chronicle, 11 novembre 1898, vendredi 11 novembre 1898

[" trates TE Tho Chronicle | 7 he Chronicle .Is delivered every morning to any part of this city for 25 cents a vox.2 a H \u20ac VOL.LII.NO.19,142; BIG STIR MADE IN EURdPe By Lesd Salisbury's Refer amos to the United States.Av THE Lure o0LDÉALL Éatétet Ome Freneh Paper Sesnits an Auxie- American Alllance Axninst Germany.London, Nov.11 \u2014 Lord Balisbury\u2019s speech at the Lord Mayor's banquet at the Guildhall, especially his referonce to Anporion, 18 makiog a stir throughout Bawoe.The Paris evening papers, yestet- day, (Thursday), having longer time for reflection, had a much less satisfied tone than the utterances of the morni - future.~ La Liberte, of Paris, says that it is evidence of an A: American agreement respecting, the Philippines, directed against Germany, The Journ:] des Debats regards the aa an invitation to America to make i but doubts v the ule of train besrers to English politics.The London morning ps rovert to the subject and again take occasion to wish to America\u2019s colonial mission.The Times says editorially :\u2014 No doubt, the ides of Ia Liberte is grotesque, i shows a truer appreciation of ae spirit of Lord Salisburye remarks than the sinquiar interpretation t upon them by one correspondent, Mrenry Norman, who finds iz them the posterous implicstion that the Eagliab attitude during the war was due to 8 no- fr het our i Interests ould be furthered tl ni tates bein: unged into war.Lord Salisbury sles y id not refer to the late war at all.- He paid the United States the compliment of holding that their entry into old world politics is an event of great 1m) His farther remaarks obviously mesnt that Ameries and England would stand together in a friendship based upon the community of Aims, sentiments and interests.NO SLIGHT TO AMERICA.It needs a strangely perverted ingenuity to see a slight to America in a view of this kind, enuncisted by the statesmen who directed English poliry throughout the hv American war and po Anglo, merican rapproachement it ced, German critics evidently dislike the prospect Lord Salisbury suggested \u201d FIRST ARTICLE OF BRITISB POLIOY The Daily Mail which deprecates Empevor William's visit to Spain as \u201cmost | anes had been attached to the work | Three ill advised and inopportune,\u201d says i\u2014 \u201cThe first article of our national policy is a viore friendship with the United States, sad it would be better for Germany to act in harmony with Great Britain than to try to irritate America\u201d The Si in 1ta editorial sbenlves Lord Salisbury of any intention to enund a vote of warning in alloding to America\u2019s entry into old world politics, and welcomes the tion of the United States with in \u201cpreventing the vast domains of China, should they become derelict, from becoming the preserve of any single European State.\u201d The Daily News says: \u2014\u2018\u2018Lord Salisbury\u2019s remarks were unusually obscure.P be was aljuting to Germany's at In» any cis Germany cannot contemplate the supr- ma folly of fighti to exclude Awerica from the hilaes If she wants to display Colonial energy in that direction, Germany istoo late.Ameng press in the French capital, while the whole eontinent reflacts the feeling that the\u2019 speech conveys a grave menace for the THE CONFERENCE RESUMED Añnouncement That Nothing is Settled PRESENTED Y0 THE PRESIDENT.hil Nos Towed Angie - Amerisan Pease Treatyv .Washington, November 10 \u20141he Anglo- American Joint High Commission began its sessions here to-day, having adjourned its carly sess\u2018ons at Quebec to meet at Washiugton after the elections.It was the first gatherin of the Commissioners, collectively, in Washington, and, aside from the importanee attaching to the sub- discussed; the diati ished person ) be a fone ie terest of the Commission to the meeting.Lord Hersch 1l, former Lord Chancellor of Great Brituin, Sir Richard Cartwright, Sir James 8.Winter and Mr.John Charlton, M.P., are present representing Great Britain and Canada.\u2019 The American members of the Commission presont are Senators Fairbanks, of Indiana, and Faulkuer, of West Virginia ; Representative Dingley, of Maine ; ex-Secretary of State, John W.Foster, and Mr.John A.Kasson.The absentees to-dsy were Sir Wilfrid Luwrier and Sir Louis Davies, who are detained at Quebec to do honor to Lord Minto, the new of Canada, and Mr.T.J.Coolidge, of Massachusetts.The preliminary gathering to-day was in the diplomatic room of the State Department where, after an exchange of greetings, the Commission was welcomed by Secretary\u2019 Hay, who accompanied the members to the White House, where they were pre- seated to the President.The business session followed at the Commission's commodious quarters, which com- ise à floor ol the Arlington Hotel sonex.The meeting to-day was mainly for the pu of the adoption of the general plan of business to be followed here.The early meetings at Quebec permitted a considerable advance on the various questions under consideration, although it is stated positively that no conclusion has bows racked on sny me papier The princi, topics are fix « pro- tocoi and comprise :\u2014Behring Sea seal fisheries, Atlantic and Pacific coast fiaberies, Alaska-Canada boundary, transportation of merchandise in bond scross the border, alien labor laws of the United States snd Canada, mining rights in the Klondyke and other points, reciprocity and tarifl arrangements, naval vessels on the t lakes, new marking of the frontier line by land and water, extradition of criminals, mutual wrecking and mlvage arrangements.There are some subordinate qustions growing out of these, but the foregoing cover all the main ar discussion, considerable ic of the Commission because of the expression it gave to the friendly sentiment devel bepweed Great Britain and cial expression.thing to do with the Anglo-American pesce | and two or thrée treaty, aud the Commissioners wish the misapprehension on that point to be clear: od up.Their sole duties are along the line of actual diffurences a'realy specified, but there is an underlying sentiment that the settlement of those will go far towards | au the relations of Canada and the | eight n nited States on à stable and amicable De des pain basis.AS RETIGENT AS AT QUEBEC.The Commission did not hold an afternoon session, but a Committee consisting of Lord Herschell and Sir Richard Cart: wright and Messrs.Dingley and Kasson SEER = À RSS & SSN A CAROLINA RACE WAR.Negr6 Newspaper Office Burned.EIGHT COLORED MEN KILLED.Wilmington, N.C., November 10-The negroes hot having eomplisd with the de- wand of the buiiles toi by 7:30 o'elock thjs morning, the time fixed, à eclumn of 600 armed whites assembled at the corner Ti The Chronicle is the Only Morning Paper in Quebec.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898 R .People with Famine.LORD BERESFORD IN CHINA, Alarmed at the Activity of the sslan ARMED MEN IN À TREAŸT Pot.A Flood Which Threatens & Millen London; Nov.10\u2014A despatch to the jes from Now Chwatg says that Lerd | MBAN.others are lying at point of death, an wounded.Four heads o'clock marched to the office of the Daily Record, the negro newspaper, and destroyed all material found in the building.The building took fire, but some assert that this was aocidental.Those in command of the white men say they had no intention of Bring the bitilding.Xe soon as it was discovered that the building was on fire, the leaders sent for fire engines and the fiwmes were confined to the Record building.Un the south, only twenty feet distant, is St.Luke, one of the largest n° churches in the city, and on the north, within twelve feet, a frame building occupied by negroes.The Record building is a wreck, being almost totally burned.Excitement is in- tence as it is feared the negroes will attempt to retaliste to-night.The streets are now full of armed whites, and at least 1,000 men will be on guard to-night.The columo that moved to the Record office was composed of the best citizens of Wilmington and even ministers were either on the march or guarding the city with Winchesters.Washington, D.C., November 10\u2014 A later Wilmington despatch to the Star says :\u2014**Between 1and 2 o'clock there were several skirmishes.The total casualties at 2 p.m.were eight negroes killed, two wounded and threes white men wounded,\u2014Mayo, Chadwick and Piner.Mayo is not dead as before reported.About 1.30 two white men passing a house were fired on.A detachment of men surrounded the house and took sway five n Tt was at first pro; to kill them on the spot, but it was finsily decided to put them in jail.Another negro in the house broke and ran, but after proceeding half & square was shot dead.The negro who sent Mayo, was recognized, it was claimed and a detachment found him at his house.He was riddled and left dead.The reinforcements from Coldsboro have been turned back and the committee of 25 is considering means to preserve order.The plan most in favor is to appoint a aub- committee of six oa ten wen to bave au preme charge city, superseding the Mayor and other authorities.ANOTHER SLAUGHTER.Greenwood, 8.0, Nov.10\u2014Five negroes Isy deed at Echobeth all day along the | throwing it, written in English, upon the roadside.Another was killed to-day, and | table.\u201d Besides these actual topics | likely four others are dead and lost in the woods, Une white msn was buried.on, Id the Sght white man nsmed Etheridge was ki Wilmington, N.C., Nov.10\u2014As a re- AND SPAIN.rica has been deeply and justly incensed | was in seesion.Owing to Mr.Kasson's His Visit Declared to Be of an Unat Germany's favor towards Spain, and she certainly will not ask the Baloer's leave bufore appropriating the fruits of vic- Berlin, Nov.10.\u2014The National Zeitung says to-day :\u2014-\"Germans regard the American reference in Lord Salisbury\u2019s Guildhall speech as the most signifeant portion of his remarks.They believe it was the hope of American support that gave him the courage to speak with resolution.\u201d LITTLE HOPE OF PEACE The Vessische Zeitung and the Berliner Poet also refer to Lord Salisbary\u2019s American allusions and reach the conclusion that his speech \u2018\u2018gives little hope of prolonged peace.\u201d London, Nov.10\u2014Lord George Hamilton, Secretary of State for Indis, speaking in London this evening, said he agreed with Lord Salisbury thatit was quite impos- | bY sible to over estimate the \u2018importance of America\u2019s entrance colonization policy.clared, \u201cwhose ideas and interests are ideutiral, should stand \u20181s by side in the im of civilisation and good Governmeat in the dark places of the earth.\u201d Emperor William's Progress.Basibek, Syria, Nov.10\u2014Emperor William ail Empress Augusta Victorias left Damascus this morning, lunched at Palaka and arrived here this afternoon, after a four bou:s' ride.They were escorted by hordes of Bedouins, who kept up s display of horsemanship and swordsmanship along the entire route.Their Majesties eucamped in the reins of the Temple of Baal and the Emperor William unveiled a marble slab bearing 8 commemorative inscription in Turkish and German in front of the Temple of Venus.All the ruins are magnifi- ciently illuminated to-night.To-morrow morning their Imperial Majesties will start for Beyrout, where they will embark for Trieste, Austria.ENGLISH SHIPPERS COMPLAIN.\u2014\u2014 They do not Understand Our Tariff Regulations.London, Nov.10\u2014Shippers of goods to Canada, for which preferential trestment is asked, are discossing the requirements of the Customs Department of the Domi- Bion as to proofs of origin exporters, consider that the pasting of the certificate of origin on the back of the invoice should be regarded as complying with the Customs regulations requiring the certificate to be printed or written on the back of the invoice.FRENCH FIND IT COSTLY To Colonize, So May Let Nile Question Alone.Nov.10\u2014A despatch from official position as Reciprocity Commissioner and the prominence of Mr.Dingley in tariff affairs, it was inferred thac this Committee was working upon the question of reciprocity.Sir Richard has long been identified with the Canadian movement for reciprocity.The presence of Lord Herschell would insureattentiontu far developed in the reciprocity discussion being as to the differential in favor of Great Britain in the present tariff.No announcement was made will hold sessions daily at 11 a.m.at which the work advanced to completion by the Committees will be passed upon.Most of the time will be given to Committee work, as the topics are divided with a view to baviog all the preliminary work completed ado at Quebec, all information is to be iven out through the two chairmen, Lord erschel and Senator main purpose being to observe reticence Canadian | peror William's visitas to | that nothing had been done official the Committee's work.The Commission | the visit would be incognito, and t authorities would do nothing beyond the usual salutes.The Foreign Minister added that the Cabinet had mot discussed the matter been Committees before the Commission | subsequently discussed the matter.takes up the subjects.Following the course | greatest popularinterest is displayed in Empeer William's visit, which is believed to Official Character.London, Nov.11.\u2014The Madrid corres- Cartwright | pondent of the Duily Mail.says :\u2014\u201cM.Patenotre and Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, | to Spain.\u201d the British interests in case of a reciprocity | visited Duke Almodovar de Rio, Minister discussion, one of the main factors thus | of Foreign Affairs, to-day (Thursday), to French and British Ambassador ascertain the motives and details of Em- | Continuing, the Matin remarks: \u2014*\u20181t is The Duke replied , that t the and that no invitation bad issued to the Emperor to visit Madrid.The two Ambassadors e somehow connected with the political Fairbanks, the | situation.until the Commission completes its labors.| GRBAT BRITAIN WAS Ope of the Commissioners stated to-dsy that until all the subjects had been disposed of each one remained open.In this view of the case there will be no final decision on any of the topics under consideration untils final decision is resched on all of them.A RAID FOR PAPERS Made at Major Esterbazy's House by the Court of Cassation.Paris, Nov.10\u2014~The Figaro says that st | ig oved by the Thousht that He Stood | marked that in spite of this the Duke of the instance of the Court of Caseation another seizure of papers has been made in the house of a person who had relations with Major Esterhazy, aud many letters belonging to Esterhazy have been handed to the Court.That Montreal Tragedy.Montreal, Nov.10\u2014An ioquest was held by Coroner McMahon this morning on the bodies of Mathilde Lavigueur and her slayer, Normand Cote.evidence was simply formal and verdicts of murder and suicide were returned.France and Her Ships.Paris, Nov.10\u2014The Matin says that at a council of the Admirals held yesterday it was decided to fit out all the French war vessels available, and thirty reserve ships have been ordered into commission.Greek Oabinet Reconstructed.Athens, Nov, 10-M.Zaimes, whose Cabinet recently resigned and who was entrusted by King George with its reconstruction, has completed his task.Sultan to Bmperor.Moscow, Nov.10\u2014The Sultan's extraordinary Ambassador, Turkhan Pasha, has Paris to the Central News says that a great gone to Lividia, bearing gifts and a letter reaction has set in amoog politicians against the cost of French colonizing en- terpeises, which will possibly result in the The real London, Nov.11\u2014The Paris correspon- Nile question settling itself.rom the Sultan to Emperor Nicholas.Dreyfus to be Taken to Parisdanger is in the Chauvinist press, which | dent of the Morning Post wr it has been t continues to how! for war, decided to bring Dreyfus back to Pacis.WHLL ON TRE ALERT.Immense Shipment of Ammunition Landed at Halifax.Halifax N.8., Nov.10\u2014The Furness Line steamer Halifax City, which arrived « for life.this morning from London, tons of explosives for the army a: here.EMPEROR WILLIAM CGUSHED.t 40 navy Where Saladin Trod.Damascus, Nov.10.\u2014At a banquet, iven in his honor last evening, Emperor illiam delivered s speech, in which he said he was deeply moved at the thought of standing in a piace where Saladin, the most nightly of rulers, had once sojourned.Ho assured the Muhommedans of his imperial friendship, and proposed a toast to their health and prosperity.LIABLE FOR BACK DUES.Judæment Which Will Trouble the Defunet Select Knizhtæ.\u2018l'oronto, Nov.10\u2014The last has not been heard of the litigation over the liability of suspended members of the defunct Select Knights of Cauada, who thought that when they had ceased paying their assessments they ceased to be members of the Order.The Master-in-Chambers at St.Catharines, F.W.Macdonald, held they were all liable for back dues and assessments, which in all amount to about $70,- 000, and which, if realized, would give the claimants against the Society about 50 cents on the dollar.The suspended members have now jointly appealed against the decision of the Master.The appeal will be heard by Mr.Justice Rose, on Thursday next.It are mervous or d ic try Carter\u2019 Lists Nerve Pine, Deporte Takes es you mer.vous, nervcusnoss make dyspeptic ; either one renders you miserable, and Fase little pills cure both, m,w,in&w of Market and Fifth streets, and at 8.30 the | admit the claims of America in regard to more have | tho Philippines.\u201d The Petit Bleu then families have left the couritry and send apr ita belief in Fret rapture of the United States.This was given marked | troops of countrymen are scouring the then * ation The Rappe) sy © prominence during the session of the Com- | district Hunting other victime.All of this | the Spaniards will yie mission at Quebec, bat Has found no offi- | is the outcomie of an election raw.The | the question of ie Philippirie Islands.\u201d e Commission has mo- ! trouble was precipitated on election day | Continuing, the appel asserts that it \u2018hundred negroes at the | anticipates a rupture TR polls opened a fusilado against the stor in | an early dates which votiog was going .t ed > and another named Tolbert wounded.favor of Spin pine Inlands, saying, among other things, 1t of to-day's excitoment and turbulence mit even-in principle the cessation of their are dead and three whitemen | guthonty in the Philippine Islands, ad- To-night the city is in the | di is li to hands of à new municipal government and ding that the outcome, is like] ror law and order are being established.EMPEROR Beresford, who is visiting Chitid in tie interests of the British Associètéd Ghat: bers of Commerce, arrived at that place on November 4.He is deeply impressed by the importance of New Chwang and the necessity for maintaining the open door.He was struck by the fact that there is no Russian trade with New Chwang, but that there is great Russian railway buildi activity.He is also struck by the fact Rupeisn military domination, armed Cossacks biiiig iif & tredity port; wid Cosmclis patrolling the mhilrosd and guatding gi tary posts slong the lin3 throfghôut : churia.DISASTROUS FLOOD.; London, Nov.10\u2014A despatch from the Baptist Mission in the Province of Shan- Hoang Ho, in that Province, has destroyed hundreds of vill and threatens a million people with famine.THE PEACE CONFERENCE.Spain Still Resisting American Demands.Paris, Nov.10\u2014Regarding yesterday's Peace Commission meeting, the Figaro says : ~The American Commissiotiers contented themselves with producing a long memorandum written in English.After having deposited this upon the table they left the task of translatitig it to the Spanish Commissioners, apologizing sour.teously for its length and the difficulties of translation.They then retired.The situation at present is ss follows :\u2014The Americans persist in refusing to take over the Cuban debt and exact the cession of the Philippines.The Spaniards, on their side, refuse to cede the archipelago.\u201d The Petit Bleu, remarks :\u2014*\u2018All diplomatic forms were outraged by the Amercans at yesterday's siting It is customary in such cases to read the memorandum presented to the other side.The Americans, however, contented themselves with Continuing, the Petit Bleu says : \u2014\u2018\u2018A member of the Spanish Commission has remarked that his coll jes cn never panish Commissionet bas déclated that Id only to force in the negotiations at ment in e Philip- The Gaulois presents a long retention of t a that the Spaniards refuse abeolutely to ad- b the occupation of tbe Philippine Islands by the American troo! As a final eventuality, the Gaulois intimates that there might be a possibility of European intervention, although the pa; this in view of the differences which divide France, Great Britain and Ruseis.Germany alone, according to the Gaulois, seems dis) to offeraid to Spain, saying :\u2014\u201cThe ex arrival of Emperor William at Cadiz sud his probable visit to the Queen Regent are sufficiently sigmifi- cant indications of his friendly disposition Tie Matin announces that the Spaniards, on Saturday next, will present \u201cA frosh refutation of the points of law and fact advanced by the Americans.\u201d thought the negotiations will last for some time yet, and it is altogether untrue that a rupture is imminent.\" MURDERER SENTENCED.\u2018The Boastful Assassin of the Austrian | 4 Empress.8 Geneva, Switzerland, Nov.10.\u2014The Italian Anarchist Luigi Lucchesi, who stabbed and killed Empress Elizabeth of Austris on September 10 last, in this city, was placed on trial here to-day.The Court was crowded and the prisoner was strongly | | usrded, but thers was no excitement.fnochest bowed politely to the Court and the publis and answered the preliminary uestions through an interpreter, in « clear, strong voice.After a short hearing he was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment u GLORIES IN HIS DEED.Geneva, Nov.10\u2014Lucheni admitted that he came to Geneva in order to kill the Duke of Orleans, but he added he arrived too late.The prisoner then re- Orleans would be killed within a year.The prisoner also ssid that if be had sed 50 francs the morning of the assassination, instead of killing the Empress of Austria he would have started for Featy with the intention of killing King Humbert.He added : *\u2018It doesnot matter, however, as another will kill Humbert shortly.\u201d When the full penalty allowed by the Swiss law was fimpcsed upon him, Lucheni laugher and cried loudly \u2018\u2018Long eracy.\u201d A curious feature of the trial was that whenever anything was said tending to ahow that he had attempted to deny his guilt or to escape its csnscquences, he invariably interrupted, openly glorying in the crime, which he said was premeditated, adding in one instance *\u2018I did my utmost to makethestrokefatal.\u201d He declared that his motive was found in human suffering.\u201cMy doctrine,\u201d he frequently reiterated, sin that no one who does not work should be allowed to live.\u201d The jury was only absent 20 minutes.THE RIGHT OF FRANCE.The Pope Says It Is to Protect Eastern Catholics.Rome, Nov.10\u2014The Pope has telegraphed to the Czar confirming the right of France as the protector of the Catholics in the East.His Holiness adds, however, that he would very much regret to be rusponsible for any painful events which tang, China, \u2019announces that a flood of the | pture of the negotiations, followed by | axcitement.= the word have for a razor her vein.Famous Remark ssid Her Baly's Pinng, worn thin.sobs.There is little sentinient in a pawnbroker, long accustomed to witness every uman misery and suffering.He threw the treasure into a tiny scale.\u201cTwentyegree of \u201cIt\u2019s light,\u201d he commented.five cents is all T can advance.\u201d Heaitating for s moment, as if about to change her mind, the woman asked if he could not give her more.was sorry, \u2018but business was business.\u201d HER BABY'S PIN.and A note was found in Only One Man Drowned.the Hamburg-American Company's Westmeath, of Sunderland, disabled ler.morning, u Street, the election protests Simcoe and Centre Simcoe came up.might compromise that peace of which th Czar is the principal exponent.° it also will be dismissed.§ \u2018BUSINESS 1S BUSINESS.\" A Pawnbrokers Use of the Now AUSES A POR WOMAN'S SUICIDE.She Tried {6 Fawn Her Wedding Ring New York, Nov.10\u2014M.A.Newman's pawnshop on th Avenue was the scene of pitiful tragedy this afternoon sbout four o'clock.\u2018The monotony of a dull day was rought to an abrupt end by the hurried entrance of a well-dressed woman of perhaps 35 years and auffering visibly from Her face was pale and her eyes betrayed a condition of mind far from nu \u2018How much will you give me for this ?\u201d doubts she asked, as she handed him à plain gold \u201cIt's my wedding ring,\u201d he said, teats coursing down her cheeks.+ have never had it off before.She how thin it is worn,\u201d she said, breaking into He replied he Drawing a small gold pin engraved with Baby\u201d on it, Fhe proferred it to him and on this he offered a similar amount.While the clerk was at work at the desk raking out the tickets the woman grew trangely calm, and calling a clerk sho aid he wanted to see some razors.She would like to buy one, Not stopping to think what possible use à half crazy Woman could they were handed o her for examination.Selecting one she handed him the 50 cents which had been advanced on her jeweller to walk trom the shop.to the door she stopped, with lightning ike quickness drew the razor from under cloak and bending the blade 50 as to rest firml keen bl started hen half way in the handle, she drew the le across her throat, cutting it from ear to ear, and severing the jugular As she fell with a single groan she struck the counter, the torrent of blood saturating & tray of jewelry in which re- »ase the two articles she had so treasured ut ashorttimebefore.The Roosevelt Hosital surgeon said that death had probably instantaneous.The woman is unknown.The name the ticket bears 1s Mrs.Wicketpocket which read :\u2014\u2018 May God and my children forgive this mother.for ever.\u2014A ruined life.\u201d was \u201cTemporary Insanity,\u201d but there are those who see something even more pa- thetio than insanity in the tragedy.CREW OF THE WESTMEATH.live Anarchy\" and \u2018Death to the Aristo- | Pass Inward at Father Point\u2014 Good-bye, The verdict Father Point, Nov.10\u2014The # Monte Videan, Allan Line, from London, passed inward at 10.45 p.m.She has the captain, officers and crew, forty all told, saved from mid-ocean with broken shaft, etc., and abandoned, after having been in Low of the as Monte Videan.There was only one man lost, à German fireman named Muel- Ontario Blection Contestations.Toronto, Nov.10\u2014At Usgoode Hall this before Judgos Falconbridge and of Eust Fast Simcoe, for which Mr.A.Cam shell, Conservative, sits, no evidence wus ul fered, and the petition was dismissed.In Cuntre Simcoe, for which Mr.A.D.Thompson, Liberal, sits, the trial was fixed for Novetnber 26, in Toronto, when [is is understood AFÉ PEACE COMMISÉrONS SERVED HERE one lam Em | Aes obo es | funn ym = ih © > Van A & \u2014\u2014 VUE RE LirzLE SPaiN (in indignant disgust) : Car-r-c-rambo! He ask me here for a Pesce Commission lunch, an\u2019 zen he grab se whole piece heemself.THE 0LD BLACK AND BED.About Fifty Members Attend the Annual Meeting.4 1.PETERS ELEOTED PRESIDENT.Satisfactory Report Presented by the Hetiring Committes, The 29ud annual meeting of the Quebec Snow-Shoe Club was Held last eveniog in the Chateau Frontenae, over fifty members being present, and Mr.M.Josepit, the retiring President, occupying the chair: Mr.Fred.Judge, Secretary, read the following report:\u2014The retiring Committee beg to submit the following report fot the t season :\u2014 ; Your Committee decided that it was advisable to give up Campsie as our Club rendez-vous and Bannockburn Lodge was made our hesdquarters.This change was made as it was found that the former cost more to run then the Club could well afford to pay, and we believe the change had been for the beat, aa our present Club House is much more compact and comfortable.At the same time, we regretted exceedingly having to leave Campaie House on account of the very many pleassnt associations connected with it.There were 16 Thursday evening trsmpe, #t one of which no quorum was secured.The ave attendance was 22, being six less than last year.Your Committee held 17 Committes meetings during the season.The Club's annual concert was held on the 20th December, and netted the Cluba very small amount, sfter ail expenses had been paid.Unfortunately the concert was not taxon up by the majority of thy members, who were evidently not sufficiently interested to make it ths success it deserved, A ladies\u2019 euchre was held at the Club on the ôth Jan , which was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by sll resent.Two members\u2019 euchres were eld during the season, one on the 9th December, the other on the 17th March (St.Patrick's Day.) Needless to say they were much enjoyed.The Club ran an excursion to Sherbrooke on the 4th March, as guests of the Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club.The magnificent way our boys were treated is known to you all, and we can only show our thanks and sppreciation to the Sherbrooke Snowshoers, by inviting them down to Quebec, and giving them the best we can give, and which they assuredly deserve.The Old Black and Red was well to the fore in the races held on this occasion.Our boys brought home with them a very handsome cup, won in the team race, and several of our members are the proud ra of valuable medals, etc.\u2018The club's membership now stands at 156, there having been 10 rusignations and 12 new members elected last season.As will be showu by the Treasurer's report and financial statement, the finances of the Club are in good condition, there being a small balance on the right side to carry over to next year.All the outstanding accounts from last year have been set- tied.Brown, the caretaker, was thorough ly satisfuctory in his work during the past season.This report was well received, as well as the Treasurer's, which showed that the QuebecSnow Shoe Club's finances were in a healthy condition, The election of officers for the ensuing year was then proceeded with and resulted as follows :\u2014President, A.H, Peters ; Vice-President, Jos.Ginras; Secretary, F.M.Macnaughton ; reasurer, 8.Burrow, re-elected ; Committee, M.Joseph, A.E.Scott, J.Cassils, F.8.Stocking, F.O.Judge.Mr Peters, the newly elected President, being called upon, made a short speech thauking the members for having elected him to the position.He predicted that this year would be a banner year with the Old Black ond Red and hoped that as many of the members as possible would attend the weekly tramps.\u201c in officers, Mr.8.Barruw, seconded hy Mr.In Judge, proposed a vote of thanks to Mr, for his kindness in placin After a vote of thanks to the retiring Belivesu, the Manager of the Frontenac, a room at the disposal of the Club, which proposition Your Wants will be announced Twice: in the CHRONICLE for .TEN CENTS.PRICE ONE CENT.Club, which was to have been held last evening, was postponcd, as there was no quorum.LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.London, Nov.10\u2014At to-day's racing of the Liv 1 sutumn meeting, Lord Farquahar's five-year-old bay horse Nouveau Riche, ridden by Slosn, won the Liverpool stakes, Sir J.Miller's Calasbiels was second and Mr.H.W.Gilsey's Rampion was third.The Aintree plate was won by Philopena ; Captain eadworth Lambton\u2019s two- year-old chestnut colt Semands), ridden by Sloan, was second, and Mr.C.A.Barrasford's three-yaar-old colt Little Crafton finished third.There were eleven starters in this race, and the betting was 7 to 1 on Samandal, Mr.T.Corn's two-year-old bay colt Shepperton, by Roysl Hampton, out of New Magdalen, ridden by Sloan, won the Wyredalo plate.The Shewbread gelding was second and King of Pearls finish third.There were twelve horses in this race, and the betting was 9 to 2 against Shepperton.ROBBERS HOLD UP A TRAIN Hight Men in the Gang.and all Were Well Armed.DETAINED THE TRAIN TWO HOURS, Blew Up One Safe But Could Not Open the Other One.Fergus Falls, Minn., Nov.10 \u2014The Great Northern through train which passes through this city at 7.30 p.m.was held up and robbed about five miles west of here to-night.There were eight robbers in the gang, all well armed.When the train was stopped the bandits fired a number of shots and warned the conductor and brakeman to keep away.They then compelled the express messenger to leave the car and pro- ceedod to blow up the safes.One safe war des , but a second could not be - Departmental Stores, Z.PAOUET, 187-168-171 Et Joseph Street, TELEPHONE 217L Something wil Surely Interest You in This Column.Household Renewals ! \u2018We keep every requisite for the occasion.Immense stock of Carpets, Oilcloth, Limoleume, Mogtettes, Rugs, etc} Magnificent Cheie in Lace Cartaine, Applidue and Swise Poise.Curtains by the yard, Table Covers in Chenille, Velvet, Brocatelle, Wool, all sizes.A very fine choice of Portieres.All kinds of Upholstery goods Don\u2019 fail to see cur American Chicago Curtain Stretcher with adjustable pina.Washing Lace Curtains is omperatively easy, but the dryiox of chem vo » +, cep them in proper sl is mu er.11 you Lang thems 5a the clothes line snd then iron thems is apt to tear the fabric.If sent to the laundry they will nos last long, and the price you bave to pay to bave them laundered once will moe i lated, to will nob rests e pins are Dic © adjustable, to fis any sito of scal'opa.The frames are easily adjusted to any length or width of goods, and will fold into compact form a are sole agente in Quebee fee the \u201cFie 6 are sole ts in and Square\u201d model, and alto keep the \u2018Bam\u2019 Stretcher in stock.Prices $1.66 and 82.26.A BARGAIN\u2014Balaore of Turkey Red Dameak Table Covers, 6-4, at 49c.ench, Mantle & Costume Department Our Mantles sell quickly, but we have a Dress Boods avd Silk Fabrics.All Wool Dress Goods, Brocaded or Checked, in the latest shades, ub t60c.per yard.Do not fail to ees our new American Silks, of superior quality and de \u2026__ À magnifcent choice of P.aid and Stri Silk, showing the finest combination of colors, such as volte and Drab, Green and White, Drab and Pi Fancy Velvet, oto, WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT.See the Samples in Show Window).oe nt Bowe Tope ae ren.ines, Bonn: Ponnets, Sashes and Mitta in ple 9 sets, Great choice io Ladies\u2019 Vesta.A large balance of Baby and Children's Mittens, usually «old 10e, 16c.and 250.A reduced to 6c.pair.Your choice on 75 dozem Cashmere Hose, worth 2%.at Great assortment of Velvet Flannelle, very fine desigu for W 2 bi ian a re Just received rat intoshes Jor Ladies and a Call at our Nction Counter and save money.Our 2e.Bricks of Soap sell quickly.Samples of \u2018Bon Ami\u201d Soap gives away on Saturdays only.FEATHER BOAS Gress variety of JF White, Blue and White A special line of length, worth $3.25, is offered at $3.19.À Se choice of Coq Festher Boss, 28 50 & eaci opened, although the robbers worked over it nearly two hours, holding the train for that length of time.The robbers finally gave up and started south.REPUBLICAN ; MAJORITIES.In Both Branches of Congress\u2014 That in the House Growing.ROOSEVELT'S MAJORITY.New York, Nov.10\u2014Returns received up to midnight give Roosevelt a majority of 18,494.There are still a few places to hear from.REPUBLICANS CLAIM TWENTY.Washington, Nov.10\u2014Chairman Babcock, of the Republican Congressional Committee, in his estimate of the stand ing of the parties in the next House of Representatives, states that a Republican majority of at least 20 is now assured Mr.Babcock says that the public hardly realize the full extent of the Republican victory on Tuesday.Even more im) ant, he says, than the fact that the next House will be Republican, is the sweeping change in the Senate, where the fruits of Tuesday's election will give the Republicans 18 majority.That majority cannot ibly be overcome for eight years, said Mr.Babcock, and for at least that are safe.Republican policies must Senate would block their path, was enthusiastically reccived.DOMINION HOCKEY CLUB.claimed to be that which is turned out a the Imperial Laundry.Read the advt.Thu meeting of the Dominion Hockey cleewhere in this paper.period the business interests of the country prevail for that length of time.Even if the next House and the next President should be for free silver the Republican Chicago, Nov.10\u2014Despatches to the Associated Press upto 11.15 a.m., tu-day, from 347 out of 357 Congressionaldistricts, show that the Republicans have elected 183 and the Democrats and Fusbionists, 164.There are still ten doubtful districts.The pink of perfection in baby linen is 7.PAQUET, 167,:169, 171, St.Joseph Street.Telephone 2171.Palms, Ferns, Azaleas, Ete.LARGE IMPORTATION OF EXTRA fine large and small Plants just received in perfect order.\u2014ALSU\u2014 French, Dutch and Chinese Bulbs.For Spring bloom plant now Daffodills, ya cintha, Scilias, Etc, Etosx Cut Flowers at all Times.Telephone 10.« W.PENNEY, Marchmont, 8».Louis Road, Quebec, MONEY TO LEND ! N MORTGAGE, ON EASIEST TERM Special accommodation for reimba ras ment lo commission to .ypotbecary claims bought.ee Toa Adva pe ces made on securities of seigneurial rents, Apply CREDIT FONCIFR F.0.74 Mountain Hill October 11, 1898.HOME WORK Han w oh à FAMILATS \u20ac want the services of bt Hivs to de work fur:3 at Botan, alee \u201cpure Gme, \"The work wescnd our work.era 1g quickly and casiiy done, and ve war.ed by parcel Jost ca finished.a Pay #7 % 810 per week, Ee pa ars Seay CCAMence amd name an! rege.THR t Areery Co, soy + New Jackets AT 23 PER CENT.DRESS FRENCH Ki \u201cDent's\u201d FERENCE NINE FERC VER M RER RENE NE NE PENN NG J \u2018 4 77 NC ME RER VE RE AC RÉ DCR UC ME NS NE ME DE NC NC ITCME SE AE Se ver CREAT REDUCTIONS.Jet.To Clear Out the Balance of Our Fall Importations we are Offering Our Stock of REBUCRION + FOR CASH ONLY.New Fancy Dress Costumes Greatly Reduced, 40-Inch Fancy Dress Goocs, Ouly 25c.30c.35e, 40:, and 50c.Celebrated Kid Gloves.The Noted \u201cFlorence\u201d Best Quality \u201cIrefousse\u201d Kid Gloves French Kid Gloves.in New Blues, Greens and Reds.GLOVER, FRY & C0.RÉ RÉREUE NE-RCRENE- RC AC RE RE NET MERE TENE W, 2g, SCs and Mantles GOODS.D GLOVES.* Kid Gloves.AEE BE FEICTE RC IEICIE FON ITE-IE \"5 Wo 905 \u2018 Great Double Attraction A Complete Vaudeville Company AND\u2014 TIE FANOUS WARCRAPH, FROM MEW YORK ve.Will appear at the.CASINO THEATRE To-Night (Friday) Saturday Ma times and Evening, Will bo the Last Performances of the present Company.Evening prices : 15, 28, 30 and 49 costa, Matinee prices : Children, 10:.Adaits, 36e.T™s REGIMENT WILT.PARADB AT the Drill Ha'l, TO-NICGHT (FRIDAY) 84 8o'dook.Review order.By order, WM.WOOD, Caps., Adjs.The Fast Line of Steamers Will wadoubtedly came in time, ae all things come to those who wait, bus you do not bare to wait sa Call Up Phone 2409 x and their waggon is there.All Table Napery and Bed Linen at 18e.per dosss in le of 3 doxen, thoroughiy sieamrd amd washed in a superior mauese; Dried, Blosd and Iromed giving lastes and finish to the goods.FRONTENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY, CROWN STREET.TOUR BABY BOY Is too yonig to weir Dress Shirts, Collars and s, bat the darling listle follow may wear a Bounet od Drees, aad should bave these dons ap by tue skilled lsundroases in our Hand Work Department.\u201cPink of Perfection BABY LINEN\" Turned ont at the Imperial Laundry, 72-74 St.Valier Streetar Telephone 96 ta F.FELIX.JNO.THOMPSON, THE RIGHT THING In Fancy Stationery.In the Finest Writing Pade.In Crown Parchment.En Grosven* Galley Paper.In Royal Academy Paper.Xu Smooth Parchment.In Orenm Laid Stationery of all grades.In Béytioh Papotories.In Menu Cards.In Calling Cards.In Correspondence Cards.In Geld Fountain Pens, sud ra thing pertaining to a real frm \u2014AT\u2014 JOHNE.WALSH'S, Bookmeller and Stationse.25 5% John Street, Quebec.CITY OF QUEBEU.CITY HALL, Quessc, 9th November, 1998.Presentation of a Farewell Addrew by the Citizens of Quebec to Their Excellencies the Guwernor-Gemeral 18 EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR- Genera! baviog signifi=d bis pleasure to a:cept a farewell res by the citizens of Quads, 0u the eve of bs departure for Eng.Jand, 1 hereby give public noties to all the citizens of Quebec that the said address shalt be presented to Their Excellercies tbo Gover- nor-General and Lady Aberdeen, at the City Hall, in the Council Hoom, on FRIDAY next, the Eleventh cf November instant, at Nise O'clock 16 the evening.| Is is Torr Excollosciss desire to receive all them their respects after the reading of the Morning dress will bo suitabls.No cards require\u2019.(Signe) 8S.N.PARENT, ) Mayor of Quebec.Ry onder, H J, J.B OHOUINARD, City Clee, GAIETY THEATRE.Week Commencing MONDAY, Nov.7, The Dayne & Fanshawe Stock Company In the Sementional Drames, The Hand of Fate.\u2018Three Nigbte, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day, and Tuesday Matinee.A FALSE LIFE.On Thursdey, Friday and Saturday, aad Saturday Matinee.Thursday Matines, AN AMERIOAN BEAUTY.Prices 10, 75 sad 36 oeate.Maines \u2014Tuesdsy, Tharsday and Saturday.Prices 10 and 20 conte.Victoria Hockey Club.A GENERAL MEETING OF THE above named club will be held FRIDAY, November 11th, at 8 P.M., at No.8 Collins street.All members are requested to 374 Tournament | Uuier the Patriage of Major-General Hutton, O.B., The D.0.C and Officers Th Military District.Queen's Own Oamadian Hussars.DRILL.HALL, Tuesday.15:h Nov'r., 1898.1 Physical Drill Bayones Pise } Teams 2 Sword Exercise, Q.0.C.H.3 à-Mile Flat Race.4 Teams Tug-of- Wer, 12 Mea.5 Kuights of Malta.6 Wrest ing on Horreback.7 Half-Mile Heavy Marching Order.8 Bicycle Obstacio Race.9 Teams Tug-of War cn Horeback.10 Greasy Pig.11 Foot, Hurdie, Half-Mile, 12 Band Race.13 Cavalry Melse.14 Victorias Cross.Eatnes core to Seccetary, Capt.R.BW.\u2018Tarwer, Garrisom Club, 10th November.Reserved Sesta on sole at R.M.Etocking'e Ticks: Office.Telephone 84 Debts For Sale.OTICE I3 HÉRERY GIVEN THAT La Banque du Peuple offers for sale à certain number of Notes and Book Debts due to the Quebec Branches of the Bank.A list of wach debra is dep:sited in the office of Messrs.Drouin, Pelletier & Fiset, Advocates, No.125 St.Pater street, where it cas ba seep every day from 10 À M.to 6 P.M Toeaders for the purchase of said not and debts will be received om or before the Jixteenth of November instant, at noo The tenders will bave to be made at a fixed price for the whole list en doc, aad will hava to be mailed to the underzigned, care of Drouin, Pelletier & Viset, P.O.Box 200, Quebec, by registered better, endorsed as follows : \u2018\u2019Tender for Banque da Peuple.\u201d An accepted cheque made to the order of the tndersigued, for an amount «quel to tes per cent of the amounb of each tender, will have to bo sunexed to such tender, sad such tender and such cheque will be retarned it the tender is not accepted.Tf the sender is accepted and if the tenderer fails to pay tbe balance cf the purchase pries, the amount of the cheque will be forfeited in favor of the Bauk, and the purchaser will not be relieved of his obligation to pay the purchase price apazt of the amount of his cheque.There is ome contested claim in the deb to be soid, this the purchaser will take with the riaks and expense of the Litigation now pening.The Bank sells without any guaranties, nod even with the guarantee that the debts nor any of them are dus ; the purchaser taking all the direet or indirect and possible risks, \u2018The Bank does not bind itsell to acceps the highest nor any of the tenders.Quebec, 5th November, 1898.OVIDE DUFRESNE, Richelien& Ontario Navigation COMPANY.Quebac and + ontreal A steamer leaves Quebec week days as 4.00 P.M.State Rooms are heated.7 Saguenay Divisionéptermediaio porte, sb 800 A AL Tomdaps and Saturdays.The las\u2019 steamer for thie seascn will bo Tuesday, the 15th Nuvenber.L H MYRAND, NOTICE I ACCURDANCE WITH THE PRO- visisasof Chapter 75, 6,61 Vicsoria, of the Statutes of the Dominion of Canada, a { tors « f the Braque du Peuple is hereby called N in the afternoon, in the 0Écas of the Bank, St.James street, Montreal, for the purpose of taking in:o comsideration the affairs of the Bask - By order of be Direeto 5.(Signed) OVIDE DUFRESNE, Ju, fri Cashier.THE CHRONICLE.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898.Ehe Quebec Chronicle, SUBSCRIPTION : (PAYABLE IR ADVANCE) Daily $3 00 per annum.Weekly Edition $1.00 per nour, ADVERTISEMENTS; Ten Cents per line drst inseetion, and Five Centa for each subseq: juent.Advertisemeate requiring alternats insertions, mich as twice or three limes per week, Eight Coots per line.Condensed advertisements Tev Cents for two insertions of twenty wor.ls.Special rates for contricts on application.TELEPHONE NO.45.1 QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 11, 1898.The Plains of Abraham.The Plains of Abraham, which are popularly supposed to be the property of the Dominion Government, may, at no very distant date, pass beyond its control and be divided 2p into common, every-day building lots, separated into blocks by narrow streets.The Government is simply the occupant of the property in virtue of & ninety-nine years' lease from the Revd.Ladies who have the patent of the land, and to whom it reverts in the course of the next three or four years.Nobody can blame these Ladies for doing what everybody else would do under similar circumstances, and for attempting to turn their property to the most profitable account, as soon as the present lease expires.They quite understand that it will pay them mach better to cut it up into buildi.g lota than to renew its lease, en bloc, for the $200 or thereabouts that they now annually receive for it from the Federal authorities, and this, it has been already given out, is their present intention.Now there is good reason the - belief that not only the citizens of Quebec, but the entire population of Canada, would gladly see some sacrifice made for the purpose of preserving the famous battle field intact.It is surely not too much to expect that the enthusiastic loyalists of the West, who wax so warm at the bare idea of the erection in Quebec of a memorial of Montgomery's repulse and death at tho cannon's mouth, will protest more vehemently still if the Federal authorities fail to make the necessary provision for maintaining in its integrity, the ground upou which the immortal Wolfe died victorious.French Canadas, justly proud of the equally gallant Montcalm and of his heroic defence of Quebec, following his brilliant vietory over the English General on the heights of Montmorenci, will, no] doubt, object no lesa vehemently to the despoiling of the scene of one of the most glorious expluits of its forefathers.The soil watered by the blood of two such heroes, to whom valor gave a common death and history a common fame, is tuo precinum a national heirloom for a Dominion with such promise of future greatness as ours to divest itself of for the saving of a few thousands of dollars.Quebec, without the Plains of Abraham, would be like Mount Vernon without the tomb of Washington, or Stratfurd-on-Avon without the burial place of Bhakespeare and Anne Hathewsy's cottage.We have lost our city gates and much moreof what wasofiuterestto visiting tourists, and it becomes not only our own people but those of the whole of Canada who profit by the large annual influx of summer visitors to the Dominion, to see to the retention of the best of what now remains to us in the shape of desirable relics of a glorious historic past.Some years ago, -sbout 1876, \u2014anumberof Quebecers, amongst whom was Hon.R.R.Dobell, formed themselves into an sssociation for thepurpose of acquiring the Plains of Abraham and establishing a driving park thereon, The scheme fell through, principally because of the difficulties connected with the ownership of the land.Mr.Dobell is now & mgmber of the Dominion Goverment.To him, as well asto the Prime Minister, who owes his seat in Parliament to the votes of Quebecers, it is only reasonable that the peuple of Quebec, no less than those in other parts of the Dominion who are interested in this question, should look for the maintenance of the most famous battlefield vf Canada in its present entirety.The pairiotism and the national pride of à unite& nation will look to the Government to take this step, and todo it betimes, at as regsonsble a cost asit may find possible, before any further snd final disposition of the property is made by those who possess the absolute right of dealing with it upon the approaching expiry of the pregent lease.for Germany and the States.An incident of some international signi- fieance is reported trom Samoa.The old King of the Islands is dead and à new one has not yet been chosen.Joint control or protectorate of Samoa belongs by treaty to Great Britain, Germany and the United States, which in 1889 recognized the independence of the country, and each of which in turn selects the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.Latterly, the Germans upon the Islands have been endeavoring to impress the natives with an idea of their supremacy in Samoan affairs.The first objection to this course came from the British Consul on the Islands, though the action protested against is believed to haye been mainly directed aginst the United States.The American Government has evidently construed it as such, for orders have been issued to the U.S.S.Philadelphia tu proceed to Apis, and now it is reported that the Yorktown is to follow her.The Now York Sun believes thatthe United States Government should not only send vessels to Samoa but keep one there, and in support of its suggestion points out how short 15 the run from Honolulu to the South Seas.The British and American Consuls appear to be working in complete harmony.Germany's attitude at the present time must materially increase the value tu the United Sates of England's friendship.zamersi Meeting of tho Depositors and Csedi.| Not only did that friendship stand her in | disn Regimeutgoud stead in the Philippines as it is now ladies aud gentlemm who may wish to present | for the 2kh of November, 1898, at three o'clock | duing at Samos, but in the future disposal of the former archipelago the sympathy of | thorizing that these together with tho ap- somo one at least of the great European | prupristo moto \u201cPro Patris\u201d be eru- Puwers would appear to be essential, in view of the fact that Russia has already invited Germany to join her in a protest against the annexation of the Islands to | asked for, a ssmple pattern of which was coutrements of all ranks of the regiment.the United States, and that Emperor Willi port, PERSONAL GOSSIP.Mrs, Nicholson has issued cards for an \u201cAt Home\u201d at the Clarendon this after- nonu.* +.Mr.Chs.Angers, M.P.for Charlevoix, arrived in Quebec, yesterday, from Ottawa, * Lt.-Governor Daly, of Nova Scotia, accompanied by his A.D.C., Lt.-Col.Clarke, arrived in Quebec, yesterday, to be present at the arrival of Lord Minto and the departure of Lord Aberdeen.Mr.Achille Carrier, recently appointed Stipendiary Magistrate f.r Terrebonne, arrived in the city, gestorday.Mr.Evanturel, Speaker of the Ontario islature, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying with Mrs.Evanturel, his mother.General Lord Willfam' Seymour, Commander of the British troops in Canada, left Halifax for Ottawa by the L C, Rnoon train yesterday.\u201c.A.C.Miller, ex-M.P.and head of the: firm of M.C.Miiler & Co., cannery, died yesterday morning, afteran illness of several months.LE Mr.Peter T.Buchanan, for some years connected with the firm of Buchanan, Harris & Co, of Montreal and Humilton, died suddenly in Haaitten yesterday.Sergeant T.Pugh, of the R, C.A.is to be married on the 27th instant, Mr.Robert Teakle, of Allans, Rae & Co.'s Quebec office, leaves on Saturday : week for Portland for the winter.Mr.Geo.Coombe, of the C.P.R., wil be stationed at Halifax as usual this winter to look after the road's immigration business, \u201c+ Mr.Petit, M.P.P., and Mr.Lisiois, M.P.P., are at the Mountain Hill House.The Governor-General and Lacy Aberdeen were tendered a complimentary farewell dinner by the citizens of Montresl at the Windsor Hutel last night.The function was a great success.Mayor Prefontaine presided and there were over four hundred ladies and gentlemen present.Their Excellencies were presented with addresses and made brief replies.Their Excellencies will leave for Quebec this morning to meet Lord Minto.++ Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Aberdeen will arrive in town this afterncon at 2.15 by C.P.R.and will bs received at the station by a guard of honor from the R.C.A.Immediately after their arrival they will be driven to the Citadel, escorted by à detachment of the *\u2018B\u201d Field Batteryu-morrow evening, when their Excellencies leave Canada, on board the Labrador, a guard of honor from the R.C.A, will be stationed on the wharf, .and a brillisnt military staff, as well as Sir W.Laurier and several members of the Federal and Local Cabinets and Mayor Parent and members of the City Council will be present.A salute of 21 guns will be fired from the King\u2019s Bastion when thie steamer leaves port.Their Excellencies Lord and Lad: Minto, upon their arrival in this city, will be received by Mayor Parent and the members of the Council, and a guard of honor from the R.C.A.Major-General Hutton, accompanied by Lieut.-Col.Pelletier and the commanding officers of units mounted, will form an escort to Lord Minto, who will also have an escort from the Queen's Own Canadian Hussars.At the Parliament Buildings a guard of honor from the 8th Royal Rifles will be stationed while the awearing in ceremony takes place.During this ceremony a salute of 21 guns will be fired from the Citadel.* ) The saloon passengers an the Scotama=, which is bringing out the future Governor- General, are as follows :\u2014His Excellency the Earl of Minto, Governor-General of Canads, Her Excellency the Countess of Minto, Lady Eileen Elliot, Lady Ruby Elliot, Lady Violet Elliot, Viscount Melgund, Honorable Esmond Elliot, Lady Sybil Beauclerk, Lieut.W.F.Lascelles, A.D.C., Scots Guards, Lieut.J.H.C.Graham, A,D.C., Coldstream Guards, Fraulein Reuther, Mademoiselle Auffret, Major Drummond, Scots Guards, Military Secretary, Mra Drummond, two maids, three children, nurse, and governess, Miss Adam, three maida, three valets, Mr.A, Archer, Miss Edith Archer, Mr.A.S.Binns, Mr.J.E.Bizzey, Mr.Hai Boakes, Mr.J.C.Bridgman, Dr.C.Bund, Mr.Thomas Caatley, v.W.R.Crombie, Mrs.Cyshing, Miss Cushing, Mr.E.| W.Dawson, Miss Gertrude Ducker, Mrs.Eleanor Fanquier, Miss Gladys K.¥Fayquier, Misa Fellows, Mr.Fraser, Mr.Join M.Gill, Mrs.Gill, Miss Bessie C.Gill, Miss M.Bertha Gill, Miss Anna P.Gill, Master R.James Gill, Mr.Haig, Miss Haig, Miss M.Acland Hood, Mise Harrie Mabee, Mr.W.De V.Le Maistre, Mr.\u2019 J.© MeLimont, of Quebec, Mr.D.Macngughton, Miss Scott Meikle, Miss Moody, Mr, Morris, Mr.J.Pettitt, Mr.George Robertaon, 8.N.Sargeant, Miss Turner, Miss Ethel Turner, Mr.J.8.A.Wade, Mr.H.T.Walcot, Lieut.:Col.William White, C.M.G., Mr.C, M, Williams, Mrs, Williams.THE HUNDREDTH RECINENT.What Should be Done to Get Canadians to Enlist.alt -Cel- J.F prurabull, furnishes the ronicle with the following, regarding the Hundredth regiment ok 8 I have just read with much interest that the Scotish National Societies of Vancouver have offered through the Governor.General to furnish a regiment of Scotchmen for Britain, raised from among themselves, to serve at home or abroad, Such offers are sometimes not intended to be taken too seriously, particularly at this moment when Canada 1s a defaulter, inregard to her furnishing recruits to the repatriated 100th Regiment now stationed at Halifax.It may not be out of place to remind your readers that this regiment was sent to Canada, in response to the many patitions from official authorities in pyery Province of the Dominion, addressed to H.R.H.the Prince of Wales\u2019; with the expestation that its establishment of men, would be supplied qnd maintgin- ed, with Canadian recruits, There is, however, this to be ssid in extenuation, that Canadians will not enlist into a regiment specially designated na \u201cThe Leinsters,\u201d and the Imperial authorities can render immense assistance to, and popularize the repatriation movement, by carrying out the special wishes of the authorities, as set forth in their memorial petitions ; and \u2018may be recapitulnted as ollows :\u2014 1.By restoring the former original title, viz., The Prince of Wales\u2019 Royal Cana- 2.By restoring the origina) distinctive Canadian national emblems, to wit, the Beaver and the Maple Leaf, and by au- blazoned on the Regimental Colours, as well as be borne ou the uniforms snd ac- 3.By granting the distinctive uniform iam is reported to be returning from the | ro Holy Land, \u2014not to Bertin, but to a Spanish | cleth edged with white Maple Leaf aud the wo dian\u201d worked in white worsted thereon, itisonly natural that the Dominion should desire to regiment wearing a uniform as distinctive as that of the Fosileere, and other distinctive units of forwarded t.the Imperial authorities.4.Ly graating that the shoulder straps uniform be made of blue facing viping, with the s *\u2018Koyal Cana- In conclusion, I desire to point out that people of the vee their old i landers, Rifle Corps, the British army.Bo advised never to purchase your goods without going to ses Faguy, Lepinay ot Frere.Yuu will save your time and your money._\u2014 VISITORS IN THE CITY.Some of Those Registered at Leading Hotels, Amongst yesterday's arrivals at the Chatesu Frontenac were A.E.Follett, Roberval; H.Bidlington, F.H.Cragg, Toreoto; A.Walker, G.W.Elliott, Ed.Maxwell, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Lalonde, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Leduc, Montreal ; Miss M.Marquis, Batiscan ; Arthur Guise, Ottawa; E.H.Brocklehurst, Reigate, Eng.; F.8.Weston, London; J.P.Carrette, 8t.John, N.B.; J, B.Orr, Chicago; M.B.Lovell, C.H.Lovell, Coaticook ; C.A.Damon, Fenton, Mich.Yesterday's arrivals at the Victoria were: Dr.T.A.Brission, M.R.McKenzie, 8.G.McElwaine, Jas.Robinson, Montreal ; C.A.Damon, New York ; 1.E.Delbare, Chicago ; W.H.Lovell, Sherbrooke ; F.H.Hungerford, Bedford; G.E.Burton, Yarmouth, N.S.The following were amongst yesterday's arrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014Geo, H.Whiting, Berlin ; J.J.Doble, Mitchell, E.N.Bridges, New York ; J.L.Robert, B.F.Steban, Montreal ; N.A.Comeau, Godbout ; T.Parent, Three Rivers.Do not forget thatthe largest assortment in kid and woollen gloves for ladies and gentlemen is to be found at Faguy, Lepinay et Frere.Specialities in all sizes for young children and boys.The Simplest Cure for Indigestion.An Well as the Bafest and Cheapest.The new medical discovery, Stuart's Dyspepeia Tablets, digest the food instead of mskiog the worn out stomach do all the wok, give it à much needed rest, and a cure of dyspepsia Is the natural result.You get nourishment and rest at the same time because Lhese T'stlets will thoroughly digest sll wholesome food taken into the stomach tohether the stomach works or mol.À cure is certuis to result because the digestive org108 are given a chance to rest and recover their patural vigor enl toue.The Tablets are then no longer required, To show the manner in which the remedy sois on different people and how quickly and sffectually it cures stomach troubles we present a few recent cases.Mr.J.O, Wondiy, of Peorie, Tile., weites : I was unable to eat anything but the plaineat food and even that often distressed rie, Lot since uring one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets I can cat anything sud everything I want.Mre, Ssmnuel Kepple, of Girty, Va., writes : I have boen entirely velisved of my stomech troubles by your Tablets, I suffered three years with sour stomach and ges at night.1 um thankfal for them, Mrs, A.KE.Bowen, Barnard, Ve, writes : I think Scuerc'e Dyspepsia Tablets are the best thing for dynpepsia Lever took.I will recommend them lo anyone troubled as bad ns I was.Stuart's Dyrpepsin Tablets will not dis- sPpoint because they cure Dyspepeis surely snd lastingly by causing the food to be property assimiiated, aod cure constipation y produciog the proper quantity of bile.Sold by all draggists at 50 cents per package, Send for free book oo stomach diseases to Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.Z Paquet's departmental stores, St.Joseph street.tf 3.SHAW & C1, 18 8t.John Streev, Upper Town, 87 8ous-le-Fort Street, Lower Town, HALL STOVES! Danes, Jewel, Oaks-=\"GOOKING STOVES \u2014 AND \u2014 RANGES.FIRE IRONS, BRASS FENDERS, COAL HODS & VASES HOUSE EE FURNISHING ! re AN Domes Builders\u2019 Hardware.Felephonez | Upper Town 67?Lower Town 44, McLaren's Celeb ORDERED IN PREFERENCE \u2014_\u2014T0 \u2014 ALL OTEER BRANDS \u2014\u2014 BY THOSE \u2014 Who Have Made Trial of It NO ALUMI All ingredients Pare and Perfectly Healthful oe ASK POR meme McLAREN'S COUKS FRIEND | AND TAKE NO OTHER ONE PRICE ONLY.F.Simard & Cie., 137 St.Joseph St, St.Roch\u2019s, Quebec, SEASONABLE GOODS! Boys' Reefers, Boys\u2019 Ulsters, Boys\u2019 Blanket Coats, Boys\u2019 Winter Suits, We invite inspection of our large assortment of Boys\u2019 Suits, Reefers, Blanket Coats, and Ulsters, these will be found of exceptional value, and have been marked very low ia price.Now is the time to secure one.Boys\u2018 Resfer Conats\u2014In hesvy serge at 8215, §2.48, in heavy aap cloth, only $268, $278, $2.08, Boys\u2019 Ulster Coats In heavy frieze good quality, (ur $4.48, $4.75, $4.98.Blanket Coats\u2014For boys, sll sises, Rood quwlity material and well made, at $1.48, $4 75 Boys\u2019 Winter Suits\u2014Ia good strong Tweede, perfect fisting, only $2.38, $2.48, $2.68 aud $2.98.Dress 8tuffs\u2014A luge variety io all the Iatest materials; we are selliog them at = low prices, 243 , 29:., 383, 453, 550, ce Dress Skirts \u2014In Serge, at 83 60 and $4 10, iv Black Figured Broche, at $3 78 and $3.68, and Black Watered, only $4 78, all 4 yarde wide, Fancy 8ilks\u2014For Blouses, large ran, of Pte, only 680., 80c., 852.9800 81.10.Trimmed Felt Hats\u2014For ladies and children, tor 582, 78a., 950., $1.25, $1.85.Veillinge\u2014In Plain Nets, Fancy Nets, and Spotied Nets, all kinds to select from, Corsets \u2014 Wo keep the oslebrated D.& A., P.N,, P.D.and Crompton at all prices.Kider Down Quilts\u2014Spleadid value, large size, only $5.98.ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH SIMONS & MINGUY SUCCESSORS TO Simons -& Foulds, 20 Fabrique £treet QUEHBHO GENTS AND BOYS .ALL SORTS AND SIZES 0¥ WOOL UNDERWEAR @ 80CKS OF ALL KINDS.OUR SPECIAL WHITE DICKEYS To be Worn with Flannel Bhirta.A GREAT VARIETY OF LINED AND UNLINED GLOVES.»\u2026 4180.A SPECIAL LINE OF Rerdy-Made Fur Lined Mantles, At Very Low Prices, BEDARD & PAPILLON, HrrEmmcron's Brook, 358 JOHN STREET.Anthracite Coals ! GRATB, BGG, STOVE, AND GBESTNUT SIZES, RED ASH, LACKAWANNA, WILERSBARRE, Bto., THOROUGHLY SCREBNED.LOWEST PRICES! JOS.GINGRAS, TELEPHONE 300, Ootobee 13, 1099, Am F.SIMARD & CIE.BEAUTIFUL SHOWING .Ladies\u2019 Newest Style Cloth Jackets, Ladies\u2019 Newest Style Jackets, LADIBS SILK WAISTS, of Black Taffeta Silk, Tucked Fronts aud Collar .$5.50 ar IN AUTUMN STYLES w Of Ladies Jackets, | New Fronts, New Sleeves, in Black, Navy and Green, worth $7.00, for $5.78 fn Fancy Cloib, Velvet Collar, richly strapped, worth $11.00, for $9.00 SILK WAISTS.TELEPHONE 3157.Gr.FR.Ronfrevw #& Co.Furriers to the Queen.35 & 37 Buade St, Upper Town.Hague ay I 7 sal Ara showing a great variety of Ladies\u2019 Furined Ul and Evening Wrape.Toon Teavelion oaks, Far-Lined and Fur- Trimmed.Gentlemen's Fur-Lined O Gauntlets.Alew, à large selection Rugs, in Miok, Martin, Oxer, Overcoatings, $16.00 Overcoatings, $18.00 Overcoatings, $20.00 OVERCOATINGS, $22.00, $24.00, $26.00, $28, $30.COME AND SEE THEM AT DARLINGTON'S, OPPOSITB POST OFFIOP.TELEPHONE 666.(Dr.Coten°s BB) NSY PILLS NEVER PAIL Capa and Travelling se |The Chinic Hardware Co, Steel Ranges Kitchen Stoves, Of the Celebrated McClary Make.AU Guaranteed.HALL STOVES, iocludiog RED CROSS SIGNALS, OAKS, TORTOISES, JEWELS.FRANKLIN GRATES, THE CELEBRATED \u201cNew Process\u201d Oil Heaters, PERFECT IN HEATING AND EMIT NO ODOR Our Stock of Kitchenware Is Complete, and Includes all the Latest Novelties.General, Cabinet ard Heavy Hardware, BRANCH STORE, 28 Fabrique Street TELEPHONE 702 Gk JOHN PERRETT, TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.Birds and Animals ARTISTICALLY MOUNTED 16 Chapel Street, SHERBROOKE.October 6, 1898.Om PNOIMZOIU The\u2019 Best Skill, The Best Machinery, the Best Stazch.Three reasons why the Pfeiffer Steam Laundry do the very best work with i Do wear.A fair trial generally makes a patron.Will you try Pfeiffer's Steam Laundry, $i, 4 and | McMahon Street À sak.easy, sud positive Indien stares nl i FT CATON, Boston sine Docu PRES.tukfri NOVELTIES | | August 20, 1398.TATIONERY, JECRETARIES, ETC, NOVELTIES | OHEIEIN DOR DEPOT, OPPOSITE POST OPFOR.One Dollar Is our price fir any of the following Ste:ling Silver Novelties : \u201c Stockine Daraer, Tooth Byusb, Baby Brush, Cu:ling Tongs, Button Hook, Shoe Horn.We will be pleased to have ou com these goods with similar articles purchased elsewhere ; comparison will convince variety and that our prices are the lowest, 84 FABRIQUE STRERT, pposite the City Hall : MÉVEREMENCTHE NE- NE RE- MEN ACNE If You Wear A HAT PINS or A HAIR PIN, or Kipdly remember that we have 8 large assortment of these articles.Our Fall Stock of Hat Pins and Hair Pins now on exhibition in one of our Show Windows, comprises the latest styles at prices to À # & please the purchaser - î G.SEIFERT,:G.S you that we have the greatest À N076 A POMPADOUR COMB, ÿ #Klondike iNuggets We bave sacceeded in obtaining s small bag of Klondike Nuggets.These little bits of gold \u2018mate up in the form of Stick Pins, ¥ Safety Pins, Lace Pins cr Scarf Pins, are very desirable, very l and very useful presents.: ou: tes \u2014 G.SEIFERT,ÿG.SEIFERT, 84 PABRIQUE STREET, Opposite the City Hall.Continue fashionable for Ladies\u2019 Watch Guards.=mThese Chains we have in Fine Gold, Sterling Silver, Rolled Gold Plate, and Silk with Silver Mountings.Sie prices range as follows: ilk with Silver \u201cMoyhtin, IX wiih 53 8 246 Sterling Silver, from $3 to $4.Gold Plate.from $4 to $10, Fiue Gold, from $15 to $25.EIFERT, K .IRWELLEB,* 4 SHWELLER, 834 FABRIQUE STREET.2.84 FABRIQUE STREET 9, Opposite the City Hall @ CXopposite she City Hall Va THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1s98.MORE UNEASY FEELING.| ,Vymasivms oomasox | owuous momentos |THE WESTMEATH LOST | AUCTION SALE | AUCTION SALES.| RENFSRINCESS Sap London, Nov.g r.owland, jor., a partner in \u2014_ SL 3 gd \u2014- the Stock Exchange to-day were abeorbed | the well-known firm of Robert Howland BY _G.R.CRENIER & CIE.; À On \u2018Change in Lemdon Yes-|in settlement, there was Le ineasy feeling & Sons, England, one of the largest and | Crew Now on Its Way Up to \u2014_BY C: À.GRENIER & GIE.__BYAJ MAXHAM & CO RAL rade A ae Dos Ant fod terda ing the allusions made by the Mar- | busiest in the Wycombe chair-trade, has This Port.Ta the matter of ! 7.30 AM.commodation for Rich.i Ie CIFIC.y y.quis of Salsbury last night, at tbe Lord | returned from the States and Canada.Tu FREDERICK KENNEDY, UN DE AWKITERS SALE mond.; ass 2 EA \u2014_\u2014 Mayor's banquet, to the necessity for pre- | sn English reporter he said of the Cana- \u2014_\u2014 St George de Malbaie, { Change of Time Commencing DUE TO SALISBURYS SPEECIE | psredness against possible trouble.His | disp timber supply :\u2014*It was at once | A WRECK ON SABLE ISLAND.Insolvent, \u2014 OF \u2014 [2.40 P.M, Duly except Sunday, November 13th.J reference to Spain and the United States | obvious to an experienced eye that the _ OUR , CT; \" PM.Spork x 417 PME Montreal 7.00 \u2014\u2014\u2014 AN UPWARD SCRGE.a upe o OCEAN ARRIVALS WF HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT Larque Vidfarne, 595 Tons, P.M.io rain PM, Crsticcoke 5.80 SUNDAY SERVICP.trouble in that direction.Consols of less field.Millions of feet of excellent \u201c : on was also looked upon as foresbadowing Canadian timber-grounds offered a limit- New York, Nov.10\u2014Prices surged up- | wich a slight reduction, but improved, aud | timber are simply left to rot in the back | Nov 10\u2014 Friday, November 11th, 1898, Montreal with fast train servien Lo Toronto, | TWO Solid Trains TWO (in each direction) ; .; y Hamilton, Chicago and al feat, ward ou the Stock Exchange to-day, with | investment securities were generally in | woodsthat in Wycombe would be worth | S8 Pennsylvania, at Hamburg from New At 11 o'clock AM., COLE LASTENED, WITH SPARS.milton and all pote Weat, FROM QUEBEC.what can only adequately be described as sympathy with consols.a shilling a foot.The practice of the tree York.will be sold at auction, at so much in the dol did li kod i BRIDE, -\u2014 12.256 P.M Due Montreal 6.35 PM a rush and a rosr.It was a day of furious fellers in to saw the trunk at some little | SS Kaiser Friedrich, at Bremen from New | lar, tho assets of his Kstate as foliows : or did hie wrecked at Bic.Shortest, quickest and moat direct | 1100 P.M£ do 6.30 A.Mactivity throughout in all the departments { MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.| distance from the ground, the presence of ork.A\u2014Stock in trade.8 440 \u201c AVTRR WRIoh = route to N x Toni and the closing was at boiling pont and at | Montreal, Nov 9\u2014The steck markets [snow preventing ready access to the | SS Massdam, at Rotterdam from New | B_Book Debts as po \u2026 1,240, The Materials brought up comprising Chains, a ew York and all THREE Solid Trains THREE.the bast prices of the dey.The restes! | boomed this morning.Lord Salisbary\u2019s | base of the tree.Then the best pieces of | (op Yorke | London from ay oath a he dota | ooo\" om ew 22 | Anchors, 2 Suite of Bails, Wire Rigging, ope | 1 BERIAnd potnta.WEEK PAYS.terest ac own in outeom ; the log only are utilized, leavi razilian, a on from Montreal.Li Debts th is To ; railroad securities of all clases, aad neacly | | ch and the apparently tthe A he branches ir other parts that ald +4 88 Brittanic, st Queenstown from New atone chomtory and à Vint of Book oe ri aa Commissioners\u2019 Wharf, Daily for Portland and 110 Fs pee Peel 530 PM.all of these which were traded in show at | bulla wero looking for, and they took ad- [resdily convertedinto chair-stoff.\" Mr.York.Torms :\u2014Cush.; ; MONDAY, 14th instant, at 11 A.M.6.30 P-M.er rssiaod noiets arniee | 11 00 PC do 6.30 A.Mleast 1 per cent higher for the stock.The vaotage of the occasion.The news from | Howland took advantage of the opportu- S88 Ems, at Naples from New York.1 The stock may be examined at the insolvent's ! Ad à.ing Portland at 8.10 À.por \"| Coenections with all roads and to ail points majority show gaiosof between 1 and 21 London by cable was Grand Trunk firsts | nity he saw before him, and placed orders | 88 Coderidge, at New York from Rio plore, a8.George de Malbaie, Tuesday, the .MAXHAM & CO, ing M.st Montreal cent.This rate of increase is raised 65}, seconds 41§, third.184, Cavadian | for à big supply of articles in daily use in Janeiro.The sale will take place at our office.44 Ane U.S.Customs officer at Station to cord and to between 2 and 3 per cent in the case of | pis.£53 and Hudson Bay 19}.Later | Wycombe, the total value of the 88 August Korfl, at New York from Ham- | Dalhousie street.U.S, Customs officer at Levis and Quebeo | \u201c9° b2k8a#0 to U.8.pointe.Atchison preferred, Rock Island, Balti- | 0 00\" Trunk firats advanced to 625, | belug between £8,000 and £9,000.He arg.PARADIS & JOBIN, \u2018 %0 cord and seal baggage going to U.S.points.; \u2014\u2014 timore snd Ohio, and Omaha, Cleveland | Lo 0s.\"00413 and thirds to 183, while | made arrangements.secured by proper 88 Mongolian, at New York from Glasgow.Public Accountants.~% : For tickets, reservation of space in Sleepers, | o FOF full information, F Parlor and CC, and 8t Louis and Denver and Rio | Canadian Pacific went to 86 and Hudson | agreements for n continuous supply | SS HH Meier, at New York from Bremen.| Office : 44 Dalbousio strest, c and rates apply to any G.T.K.Agent, or ing Car accommodation apply to Grande preferred, Union Pacifio preferred, Prone 94.Set Paul and Omaba, Cleveland C C and St Bay to 195.Though only 76 shares were | throughout 1899, the first consignment 88 Sedgemore, at Liverpool from Monsold Royal Electric was an interesting | be:ng expected about next spring.treal, Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.Building.City Ticket Offices, CITY TICKET AND TELECRAPH OFFICE, Louis, and some of the specialties.The ; .: G Oct.31\u2014 While th .B= pri id 1 Grego Navigation stocks,\u2019 both common | Satare sas topic of discussion.|The pro\u2019 |, CER O00 report in values of pine ALLAN LINE PASSENGERS.Ge rcs 8 Da Fors Street, Adjoining Poss Office | 14 Bode Sieg Orpctie Does Offos, and and preferred, show gains of four per cent.| ridently poing tor ot stron opposi- mods, the position of spruce has assumed Med Monte Moke ive t McDougall Per ss Lake Superior, from Liverpool\u2014 | FX ee = fA Ferry Lendiog, curie Etreet ; alaie Station.The industrie sod other special ory aed tion from an influential body of the share- 3 Iather rmer tone.In hardwoods, the terdsy.She is due here this afternoon.Mek Boker, Mr Jennings, Mee Jennings.- Tous 2108 cesph Street, : del à LT were almost totally neg.| bolder with ove of the Direc:ors at their ness dome has been on s very small 8S Taranian, Copt Grifiths, from Glas- y ewles, ALLAN Li N E.October , > head, and the situation is stiracting much | scale, owing principally to the strike in Richard, Miss Bowden, Mr Hogate, Mr lected until the later dealings.Sugar, : treet : : the furniture trade, a settlement of which | gow, arrived up at 1 30 pm, and went to | Matthew, Mr Cudmore, Mr Smith, Mise \u2014 Brooklyn | Tranals and the Fe actenti his oe hal erie whith has not yet been arranged.The importof Fos Company's That to nd 80 tons 2 Anderson, Miss Kitchen.1868.Summer Arrangements 1896 ea deral st a sprang into ae i i 1] deals, etc, from the St.Lawrence and | Que: cargo, su uently leaviog for \u2014_\u2014 .ro .tvily and scored mabwtambel advances | vor Eagle jumped 2) pointe.' The er Ports for October has been about | Montreal.MONEY AND EXCHANGE.Montreal and Liverpool Service N AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOEER before the close.In the case of some the list was strong, i x table advance.Street Rail started | 3,000 standards pine and 2,000 standards | 8S Sardinian, Capt Vipond, forGlasgow, New Y Nov 10,11.00 a.m.\u2014At sight, From ; From | From > das ps 3rd, 1898, Trains wil! run to and from stocks high record prices were made to-day out one point higher, 278, and wont to | spruce, considerable portions of which | arrived down from Montreal at Tp m, yes air Sor days, 4.83}, a.m.BIEL, | Liverpool.| Bteamehips.|Mltreal.| Quebec ed = p St Andrew Street Terminus, Quebec, as fol, and in the case of Shi others the bigh 2784 at the cluse.Toronto Breet was went to consumers from the ship's side.x terday, and proceeded to sea.New York, Nov.10\u2014Bar silver, 80} ; | 27 Ocs.Se PS1 ° Leave Queneo prevail i ive.at 5 iverpool, Nov.uce Le \u2014 i 47 ; ai certificates, | 3 Nov, .: Fhe frat of Seprember were approximated.| fsiry active.Lt ruled memes ut LORS.| auebec 1400 standards have been im-| QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.| OR GE lacs, 47; silver | pari | DOMINION LINE [739A For Robermiasd Chicomtn, Atchison preferred, Baltimore & Ob vance on the gain of 1ÿ in London, selling ported, the deliveries amounting to about The es Trinidad sailed from Bermuda ew Be.Nov.10, \u2014 Money on Montreal and London Service.| London Service.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tuesday and Thardsy, (With Parke Northern Pacific and the Union tage at a4.At the close it: had climbed to 1260 standards.Phere in poimprorement fe York at 3pm yee call nominally at 13 to 2 per cent.Prime | From oir ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, 726 Ti sher alos a Thay stocks reach record 84}, but the bulk of the trading wes be- | in values yet.ew Brunswi WESTME NED.| mercantile paper, 3 to 4 per cent.London.on or -\u2014\u2014 Sunday., Fhe ares abl to the eon | eo, 54 ed $3, Dominos Coon | Jr St (pres 1 Rt 100 Br | ar Se Lee Monte Vide ee | Fut en tl he: | OF great | LIVERPOOL SERVIOK 1808.| 4.16 FA\" For Sk.Raymond dey sph of relief that the unsotiling docbie and ANS ACTIONS.© | satislactory, and prices are better ; atocks | Peporta she has en board the oœew of tha | count, Exchange on London, 25 france, | = B VIA BOSTON.880 P.M.For Robeeral aoû Chicoutimi, a the eg a the however in Liverpool and district are quite Hamburg American = Westmeath, whioh 35 pentimes for checks, 4 ia quoted Montreal and (iasgow Servios.| From Liwrpol, Steamer.[From Boson.Satordsy ely (with Sleeping Car for : ; - : estmeat] ndon, Nov 10\u2014Gold is at , con! that a generally 3 ian Woods.\u2014Pine Timber,\u2014Of was abandoned at sea.© = , ; < From From Montreal 6 New ExoLanniNovember 3.: STOCKS._ was ane of the largest vessels running to | Buenos A.at 130.20 ; at bon, at Glasgow Soamshipe about ry or Arrive at Quebec condition « 3 Lhe country ia eer lover, 3 g Taney only two sal De are i the St.Lawrence and was bound out from 50.00; at id, at 40.40 ; at Rome, at | mer November 8 New Eros December % 8.50 AM.From 8t.Reymond, daily ex Everything was ignored but most favor- tically over for this season ; the deliveries Haw burg.8 ho Jad been reported over- { 108.85.\u2014_\u2014 3 Oct Si And every alternate Thursday thereafter, sad Parier Chicoutimi end Roberval, able incidents ia the outlook.The marked | - seg | a4 | Have been fair, and prices are frm ; the STEAMFRS AGROUND LIVERPOOL STUCK MARKET.Average Ocean voyage, seven days.Monday, Wednesday and Friday, falling off in the export demand for wheat | Oeediss Pose.due sir] A | à (Bhockisnothesry.Square pine has mot ' \u201covaili ; 1808.Winter Arrangements.1890 8.40PM.From Grand Mere, daily exeeps and the resulting fail in the price bad no | faiuih SS À Atlantso pe : 5 | been imparted ; there ia little enquiry, and | Glasgow, Nov 10\u2014A fog is prevailing | Liverpool, Nov.10\u20144 p.m.\u2014Cotton arrar Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool, Saturday and Sandayeffect.The unfavorable condition of the | Commercial Cable 188 | 183) | nn change in value.Red Pine,\u2014There | 07 the Clyde which has caused a number of | spot, good business done, prices harden- St.John, Halifax and Li 1 | From | go.| From | Zrem | 10.10 P.M.From Grand Mero, Saturday \u2018Frunk Line situation, which caased de-| Rich.& Out.Nav.974 | 952 | have been no arrivals ; the demand con.| disssters to shipping.The Allan Line | ing.American middling fair, at 3 17-32d ; Ro 1 1 Servi verpool Liverpool, | Séeamers | Montreal.only., olines for the Now York Central and Penn- | Montreal Stress Ry.Co TA re tinues quiet, and the stock is too heavy.| steamer Scandinavian, Captain Eastaway, | good middling, at 3 7-32d ; middling, at $ yal Mail Service.hema Boe = Train from Quebeo will rap between Grand a in London no attention.Mon Seven De ii 101 1 Oak\u2014Only one small parcel from ot from Boston, for this port, grounded just -32d ; low middling, at 2 27-32d ; ordi- | From Steamship.From From ct.Pligrronax.Qo Box = Mere and Shawenegan on Tuesdays, Thare® price of those stocks were adranced | Taronte Sirect Rail way - 104] 104 | bas been imported.the arrivals being above Bowling, last eveaing, when upward | nary, at 2 15.324.© salesof the day | Liverpool.St.John | Halifaz, w Bf Poumon.- Noy 3 y S| dam and Batardaysover a point net.Baltimore snd Ohio | G27 Elrocrie Railwey.178 chiefly from the United States ports the | bound, ss previously reported, and may | were 12,000 bules, of which 1,000 were for 15 Non = Nov.3 Soomman | \u201c 18 + 79 | , Excursion tickets to Grand Mere o Satuzrose 2} snd Norfolk and Western pre- 194 | \"93% | deliveries have been very limited, and the | bave to lighten before stio can be floated.| speculation and export, and included 11,- l'a Des |CarironmaN.or POOINOE I | days, $1.50 First Clam, $1.00 Seccnd Cleeferred was at one time up at 189 | stock is too heavy ; thero is no change in| The Anchor Liner Furnessis, Captain | 100 bales American.Receipts 4,000 bales, [94 \u201c \\Pausian.Steamors marked 2 Shed with the latest | Over three hours at Grand Mere on Saturday, Reports from the iro trade of a drift | Montreal J Harris, from New York, also for here and | including 3,900 bales American, Futures approved rystem of rigerators, and are | Tickets for mle by R.M.Stocking, opposite towards a lower range of values which might ordicarily be exp:cted to have a value to report.Elm\u2014Unly une parcel has been im ed ; there is no changs in reported aground, was attempting to the Boandisavian and fouled Pier: Both opened steady, with a moderate demand, and closed quiet but stesdy at the sdvanoe.Portland to Liverpool.frecially adapted for the carriage of perishable 24, Louis Hotel.4 G.ROOTT.Sec'y.and Monacez 1 int d.Ash has From a Sail: .HARDY Gen.ps marked effect on the stock market were forward too Fou a rious are Tow, the steamers are reported to be damaged, -_ Liverpool, | Stkeamikipe.yo Winter inge a 1898, en.Fri & Tom.Agent, unooticed.St.Paul's first week's stock is too heavy.Pine deals still come Several other steamers are reported to be| My friend, look bee! you know how weak ee] Lévernoot | Steamer.| 5.John | Halifan.- statement, aithough it showed an increase forward too freely ; the demand is quiet, | aground or fog-bound near-by.wd nervous LS ite J ad you kuow thas 10 For.Liverpoot AE iki 3 ! : J \u2019s Iron wi ieve her, y of ovorlBILON0, Tae mich Lens abrikionr ud the sock ia moet exceasive ; hore bus STRANDED OFF OAT ISLAND.| bo air sbout it aad buy her» box._m,wifidw | 16 2 Nov 13 |Vancovvan.Nov 30 Dec 1 NT WAY EI ; x es Nassau, New Providence, Nov 10\u2014The Dec 10 |Sooreman.!|Der 28 Deo 28 ; Ee bare Prend Tor ait of Garson the month.Red pine deals ars in fair de- | gtcamer ashoro off Cat Island, supposed to SATIS OF PARSIOR.0e 30 [Joomsuax Ver 2% Peco Pall and Winter Time Table.mand ; prices are steady, but the stock is too large.TORONTO STREET RAILWAY.be the abandoned crusier Infants Maris Teresa, is now described as being a disarmed warship flying the American flag, +++832.50 and SLR and re AND AFTER MCNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1898, trains will rou as follows : GOING SOUTH.Oo\" strongly, the showing signs of having been on fire and EXPRESS for St.i ic, Shere Pernod reine 23 per sont.wich a stock issue Toronto, Ont, Nov.10\u2014The Street | of having leaked slightly.She stranded in ving \u2018Rates of Passage.rook, Boston, New Fork cod ai ponte of over $120,000,000 to move.Northern Railway earnings for October, 1898, | an exposed position on Thursday nightlast.D Glasgow, Londonderry and New South.Leave Quebec (Ferry) 3.30 P.Mii med i amount to $99,385.06; for October, SEVEN CAR LOADS York Service, Leave Levis 210 BM.; Pac: referred than redeemed its itic erred more D leemed i * SCHOONER WRECKED.ACCOMMODATION for Tring Jupeticn snd carterly dividend and Union Pacitic «pre 1897 the, Pure vers 387,964, and for Halifax, NS, Nov 10 \u2014The stenmer Lans- \u2014IF\u2014\u2014 Lee SteamsMips.| Prom New York.Bherbrookn.Leave Quebec (Ferry) 63 ferred was heavily bought or home Uctaber, » 905 downe arrived this afternoon from Sable ; seat \u2014_\u2014 | - J P.M.Leave Lovie 7.00 P.M ee festars and commis | 1 THE SUGAR BEET CROP.Island with the crew of the Gloucester Iron Pipe and Fittings 14 October |Nummanea (98 October | Qos poe oe onl et, | 1-20 AM, Lave Levis SUB AM CT 3 bai 1 3 .re ner iner, which was wrec on [11 \u201d ; adds J ose Ay ue 1 \" fairly taking the market out of the hands 54 ha ehington, Mon ves Depacticent the occas, bar of the Island last Satur.And \u201cSafford\u201d Radiators FATES OF PASSAGE.pause es ; © - ExpREse pols NORTH.parto êe : ; i 9 |I opart y night in thick weather.Capt Henry 95] Rail journey 18 hours, leaving Quebec after | brooke, Megantie, Et.Frarcis, and pot podria Tmt Sh da precis = Tatercolouis! 2 port Doe He cultivation of Nelson and all on board were saved.We Can Make Prices Right.Intermedi 4 S noon vious 0 doy ot sailing.South.Arve Twi 1% Fa parte ! wh ap) e eee lowest rates el oh 80 Pthe day's continued advance.82 | total estimate of the crop for the present HEAVY WEATHER ON THE LAKES.-_\u2014 or foro ticrete insued at reduced rates, These Steamers have exceptionally good ar- | Af \u2026MMODATION\u2014 From Beauce Jusetion The clon \u2018ces at the ° ; .- \u2014 rangements with the Railways and are special: and Sherbrooke.Arrive Levis 7.15 A.Man on oom 4 the Stock Bashaoee 10 | tion of bas sugar or a, sks | vite aus meer ten der The | MECHANICS\u2019 STDDLY CO'Y,, | Tin, Sisms 22d Swtorcoms er in th | déni Jr che aies oi win pois unie oO - is th 1 ; bich an P pad h y sterd: pp y j J y | central where least motion is felt.Elec / Fruit, and all cargo requiring pi æmypt and care | MIX ED\u2014 From St.Francie, arrive Levis 6.45 % 103 | Hollapd is the only country in w steamer Topeka, which left here yesterday srioity is used for lighting the ships shroughous, | ful handling.Through Bills of Luding imwed | P.M.Arrive Quebec (Ferry) 7.00 P.M.| 79 | increase isshown.morning ran back to-day for shelter, Other 96 St.Peter Street, Quebec.the lights being ab the Command.of the pas- | to all Points, All trains run daily, Sundays excepted.Ac- Babfex Railway Bonds.bal 108 =\u2014 boats here wind bound are the steamers | _ : ors ab any hour of the night.Music rooms \u2014 ; commodstion train frcm Quebec on Saturday Coe Ta Hie BF NEW YORK MARKETS.Governor Suith and Bermuda snd the i ; B: k f { ada EE de a ee EEE Soommodation and all | might only runs se fur as Tring Junction, eon Dowinion Coal.ccrrerronenfeenoes 119 | New York, Nov.10 -Flour receipts, 46,- barge Grampian.nion in 0 an e | steam.Ww.$Y KoPRERSON, Pullman Palace Garson Express Trains etre Ex div.840 barrels ; exports, 37,328 barrels.SCHOONER ASHORE.For farther parsicniars apply to 88 Dalhour Sob, | Quevec and Bpringfield, connecting ab Shes - Sales, 11,000 packages ; quiet and weaker.| _ Hlifux, Nov.10\u2014The fishing schooner ALLANS RAS & 00, Boston.Trough.coach.on Express trains MONTREAL MORNING BOARD.Te flour, ull; sales, 250 barrels at|g A Horton, of Digby, Captain ire, DIVIDEND No.64.between Quebec and Boston.25 shases Pacific 2m =} $3.00 to $3.15 Buckwheat flour, firm | js ashore at Briar Island and a total wreck.American Customs offieer on hand it Queer 100 2 5 | Batkwhont, \u201crar oh 47c to de cif Nog | The crow mers saved.There is no in-| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT points cas be erunined and sealed through 18 = a 8 | York to arrive.Cornmeal, quiet ; yel- ve EE the EN x N » dividend ab the rate of or mnt pat Seetinaticnlow western at 72c to 73e ; city, at 74e THE MOHEGA QUIRY.annum for the curçerit half year on ths Paid-up i = \u2014 > 3 | to 750; brandy wine, at $2.10 to 82.20.| London, Nov.10\u2014The Board of Capital Stock of this Institution, has this day | ; gh: A | ro tortor intron sry 0 BX 50 at Rye, quiet ; No 2 western, at 534c, cif | enquiry into the loss of the Britich âteamér | been declared ; aud that the same will be pay- = 2 4 TE = Co - \u201c8 | Central Railway, 33 5%.Loui 184, ° = Si Bufalo at 55e, FUN to arrive.Ma ge, of the Atlantio Trang port Line, able at the Bank and ite Branches on and after es La + Rai RSS on \"a the Ct Ag WALSH, o rye af : ci ew York | which was total wrec the | Thuredsy, the first day of December next.* 08e = \u201c10858, [ent lots Parley \u201cfrm ; malting, M | eveming of October 14, near the Li The ree ocke wil he woud fro 450 QUEBES AND LEVIS FERRY (uehee Steamship Company Genl Managee.| Gou.Pamenger Ant 5b \u201cat 279 | 484e to Bñic, delivered at New York ; | Light, while on à voyage from London to \u2018 h of N both days inclasi U : al el ly .- = isa 73) | feeding, mit, 4 to de ol Buhle.| Now York, resulting in the drowning of 16th 10 30th of November, sys inclusive HE STEAMERS ON THIS FERRY LINCTTED.at riey rm ; western, at bic to | about persons, passeugers and crew By order of the Board, pormivti: ei 23378 | 65c.Flaxseed nominal, at 106, cif New | was opened to-day.Considerable interest \u2019 ; {Sundays excepted) weatoar xs | BERMUDA MD ¥ ES] INDIES ROYAL - aaa York.Wheat receipts, 260,175 bushels; | was taken in the proceedings and the BE.E.WEBB, WILL LEAVE 3 45a | experts, 230,666 bushels ; sales, 1,080,- | Court room was crowded.The evidence General Manager QUPBRA.| LEVIS.| sun FROM PER 47 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK = 2 _ I a 24d ponte futures, ad, 112,000 Dushels vas chiefly Locbnical and nothing was de- | _ Quebes, Ockober 25th 18 .Por GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.For Bermuda 1\u2014 ! n be ¢ = a 2% as 274 | spot easy ; No af \u20ac, | veloped.unsel the Company's : ce : - to 12% | fob afoat ; No I Northern Duluth at 7bc, Toloped.¢ or is commanders onion, .AM Accommodation A oremfrombon 88.STRINIDAD, Thorsday,17th November, | Que 6 ontmorency and, pr \u201ca4 1043 | fob and aficat ; No 2 Northern Duluth at | the utmost care, especially in the British to Richmond, ton, Portland snd \u2014 Charlevoix Railway ° 75 aio | 73fe, fob afost ; No 2 hard western st | channel.ee .West.Vor 84.Thomas, Bt Croix, Bt Kite Antigns, | oo NTER TIME TABLE 1808-00 1 » 19 ors forced lover \u201coy , Pen nation SCHOO IN DANGER.1315 Lighwing Bx.Fa.Lucia.asd Barbadoes ve CAD : T6 \u201cat 160 | of bear news, including weak Liverpool Hamill Ont, Nov 10\u2014A schooner, » tothe Woes.| 2(0 Mail from tha | 8.8.CARIBBEE, Wednesday, 16th November, OMMENCING AND ASTER MON 10 -a8178 | eables, liberal receipts, dull trade, early supposed Le be the Straubenzie, owned by 26.00 Mail tr the West.Wess, st3pm.= way.OCTOBER san, 1898, Trains wil 3 MIE foreign selling, local liquidation Captain Williams, of Toronto, coal laden, \u2019 CANADIAN.COVERNMENT RAILWAYZSYSTEN, Special Cruises to Bermuda and the West 9 2 M10 | and reports from abroad.The | for Hamilton, is anchored about a quarter AM.AM : Te : da, | BETWEEN QUEBEO AND ANNE 2 8 102 | weakness continued ically all day and | of # mile from the pier at Hamilton Beach.For Labrador.\" Indies, taking in Porto Rico and Cuba, sailing WERE DATS, so - 18 the Bone Tote at.5 to o net decline.A heavy ple blowing from the north-west HE MAIL STEAMER \u201cOTTER, = 6.80 Accommodation 8.15 Ac ce from Pom Loh January, Hk, 16th and =n sie.Arrive: Ste, Anes .rch, af o 74jo, je ; Jat ti » 0, O.Bernier, soe Esqui- ; y » 1899.M.: £ S| Ha To, Fr he TA gigi li aida, (mar | aus Po a vi ie EL 00 demie | 616 des 0 FP SEE aE 7000 \u2018as 500 | Dec, at 73c to T3jc, closed at 73}.Corn\u2014 | are clean aver the vessel.If the anchors | Friday Afternoon, ifth November.| 7.20 Accum.via Ubau.[11.00 Express from or particalars, apply to AHERN, 15 AM 8.35 AM.135 \u201ca+ 202 | Receipts, 75,100 bushels ; exports, 45,186 | hold the crew will bo saved, but she is inf = ©\" A FRASER & C0, diere to R.du L Halifax, Searenry.| =1i0 AM (except Basrday) 13.60 BM.1080 \u2018as300 | bushels ; sales, 55,000 bushels futures and | * dangerous condition, : PU Agente, | 10.45 Express to Mon- | 11.30 Accommodation A.B.OUTERBRIDGE & 00., Agena, _ | \u201c12.20 P.M.(Saturday omly) 1.30 P.M.» aimes | 171:000 bushels spot.Spot easier.No.2 NOTES.IL16 Amsommodstion | 12.90 Eapren from R M, STOCKING rei, Mew York, SUNDAYS.; 38 |e Bh lion, OBE ri sna Op sone, sh pg cm | EEL | OE be.\"Ai 2, 5 ; later to easy cables and the break in | °F Montreal ; Gletvech, Leith, for Mon- 1.80 Exproas to River | 52 St, Louis 200 PBI.3.10 BM MON fREAL AFTERNOON BOARD.treal ; Baltimore, Liverpool for ontreal, \"du Loup.200E 8.20 P.M.6.40 P.Mj A wheat, closed at je net low ay | 55 : p.xpress from 130 shares Pacifi ba Prva J nid 3533, | Passed ponterday.4.00 Express to Man- real.Lasvo Bt Anne.Arrive Que , ifie.TE POTN np ° \u2014 ; treal, 4,30 Express from 9 4 7 § Paris.a ined.at Sede.SIONAL SERVICE.= 430 Accommodation River du Loup 11.49 A.M.14.0 P.8: pep Be.aceipts 215,625 bushels ; exports, =k ee tu du Loup.| 6.00 Accommodation 400 P.M.8.10 P.M # Lee 1,430 bushels.\u201d Spotdull ; No 3 at 290 Quebec, Nov 10, 1898.: = SEERA 112.00 Mail so Halitax from Montreal.BETWEEN QUEBEO AND ST.JOAOH \u201c at Y 1 - 1 .* 3: er asked ; No Bat ible; No # whitest 3k River du Loup\u2014Cloudy ; east wind ;| 1308-Summer Sallings\u20141868.| For QUEBEO CENTRAL RAILWAY Leave Quebee, Asrire Bt.Joachim i \u201c En mixed western at Too to Joke, oma, hits \"Father Point\u2014Clenr ; east wind, In- BEAVER LINE AM rire to Beanco | IE Accommodation Br pas 515 PM.(Toes & a8 coly) 640 PM ww \" western, at 30¢ to 33¢ ; track, white State | ward at 2.30 Rm, sty Louisburg.Outward \u201cJob.& Ss.Francis, | from Sherbgooke { St.Laurent, St.Michel, St.Jean Leave 84, Joachim, Arrive we .at 30c to 33e.Options nominal.Butter, | at noon sty Lake Huron.ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.em.P.M.Sand Berthier Line.LEAN (Tumby onl) 1 AM F.CoE Tee came, Medea ee er | Slik Weekly between Quabes and Livepou.| 30 [Epo A et | (ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 17rw 0C.| Fright for Besupes sd St Joachim 0 3 4 + + i e e > .i vi \u201con LONDON STOCKS STEADY.| & Elgina, at 330 ; imitation creamery, at 13¢ | at noon one tug with four tows.: 820 Acompodation [Too Mized from | LE tober (menther a ee Mew, | Sacurdars cols.New York, Nov 10\u2014The Evening Post's | 500 |» to 17$c ; State dairy, at J0c to 200 ; do Cape Magdalen\u2014Clear ; south wind.8s Francis.day, Wednesday and Friday, from \u2014\u2014 Soancial cable from London sys The = - greamery, at 15j0 to Wc.Cheese steady ; | Inward at 8.30 a m, str Monto Videan, October 3, 1858, Beethier 7.00 A.M.For ali otbar information apply to vhe Bape stock markets opened » yy .large white at 8jc ; small white at Ojc reports having on board crew of the ALIA.bh oe St.Jean 8.00 AM, 8 BÈEMER, W.R.RUSSELL, steady to-day on Premier ory\u2019s .to 9c ; large colored at 8jc ; small colur- estmeath, abandoned.Outward at AKE ONTARIO \u201cNov.Se.Michel LS AM ident.* Gec\u2019L Superintendest, last night which was well liked | | CHICAGO ORAIN ANDPURK.| | © #9jo to 94e ; light akime at Gkc to 70: |12,30 à my ete Campana.Inwward at | Hg B ONEIRIO Coon Wodned Q Lr A ai & E.A.EVANS, Gen'l.Managerand led oy oe improved .ae day ment on Chicsge, Nov 10\u2014The following sre the pee = i ~ ; fol) ia \"Le i d, paie h fore = ; wn M 7.To and October 1, 1806 rong buying from - 3 ollow] r at2 to 3e.very firm; State enn- w Point\u2014Cloudy ; styon, narth- | FIRST CABIN\u2014§50 to according to a ; pe ni ae ot | img way ea ee | eptrania at ho Lo She western, free a | et wind, Gurus kr Spm, |e oo, Broo Loto conte re ad - ; .Resin, s A a ; ruton.= vo .> euous in Americans, which in addition to y = Turpentine, quiet.ol ord.Youre Rae ; pir conden In- | or Londonderry, $34 ; Glasgow, 87.85; Belfast, he.= Quebee, Sillery and St Romuald the New York support were bought largely i vi iron, quiet; Southern at 99.75 to | ward Jesterdsy at 11 à m, str Siberian ; at |\" STERRAGE\u2014To Liverpool, London, Loo: a, = FERAY.by the German division, and house cliques, ë x 911.25 ; Northern st $10.00 to 911.75.| 9 « mi, atr Croma.| donderry, Belfass and Glasgow, $22.50, \\ == fa a quel Sta Exchiaoke op x 1 > Copper, firm ker at 134 .exchange, Fame Lei south wind, In- NX These Steamers have superior 2ecommodation Island of Orleans Ferry.4 STEAMER ev ART.DES mer.caus on san vict with at $12,688 10 $12.75.Lead, dull and easy.| Ward at 2 pm.\u2018urret Court.lor passengers, being vi modern Stoamer \u201cORLE, \u201c ROCHEES, Will lenve cireom the possibiliy that attention will now be 84 pid Brokers, at $3.50 ; exchange at 8.1% Anticosti\u2014Clear ; variable wind.Heath convenienoeu carrring Doctor sd Ste ee Syoamior \u201cORLEANS, stances permitting) as follows : given to the currency question.Vrices to $1, is, any | straits at 818.20 bo | Point\u2014Inward at 2,30 p m, str Norwegian.| Sod Are wel kom to bre Momentar Loo 0 Ld Capt.BOLDUCO.ie.RONOALD.J Lo, x - > i closed ai op.was ;, plates quiet; Bpelter quiet ; _\u2014 - - \u2014\u2014 00 À 1 strong où good trie re The boom 54 | domestic x\u201d 85.16 to $25.Cofleo ARRIVALS AT QUEBEC.GEO.M.WHBSTER &:00.| ()N AND AFTEE MONDAY, lors OC.Au 2544 CUNARD LINE.i à - .», y ), (weal mstances > PE ay Sarto re ep | po ie ea T1000 pg | poo Schon, or a I Tg EN the market had to borrow from the bank this 3 up [ing Nov, at $5.30; | ; Les aus Bond.Anne sen v .FROM QUEBEC \u2018SUNDAYS._\" ï afterncon at 4 cent.The weekly | Pork ped $0.45\" at to : Dec, at $5.40] Nov 98S Gloriana, Boyd, ane | AMERICAN LINE Boo AM 215 2.26 2.00 P.M.1.5P.M.SA WN.M - Jo conn The 18772) 798 ; Jan, at $555 to $5.60; | w M Macpherson, general cargo.10.00 AM.11.30 AM.190 EM Libra NORTH RIVER.from Jk of god mit | ee ee | 0 rn, | ie rere sen ste des | 5E SEE \"rier scenes wan oxsvion from the market, which is now beginning | \u201cDecember 45 |487|48| 48 Spot Rio a Tid dents Me, general cargo.NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON SUNDAYS.Stopping at St.Romuald and as Lower Sillery Camrania.\u2026 Saturday, November 12, 1 PM.totell.During the week £536,000 net in free - steady ; lppregse i fot and ivoice de.88 tilenvech, Holman, Leith, for Mon- Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A.M, 1% PM 19 uM ope and returning the fir trip from Sb.Ro- Puma oe.Bauder, November 19, R M gold was imported.The details show the | Jasuary.smlanl gm am | Gand due tothe stiffening Situation | 8 paren general cargo.Li for | 87.Lovin.Nov.16 5% Loma.\u2026.-Pen 7 4.00 E.20 PM Every Saturday, ihe Sr wip trom 8 Bo- | Lrcania.Saturday, November 28 LEM of £571,000 in bar guld and = apd in the locai future pcs timore, Richardson, Liverpool, for | Pass.Nov.38 | Panis.Dec.14 ü A - | atead of 5.45 o'clock.CAMPANIA.Saturday, Vecenter 10, Neon.aT rai of 860,000 8 MONTREAL FLOUR MARKET nd future market.Sugar Montreal, general cargo.Sr.Pavi.Nov.30 | Sr.Pavi.Deo, 21] Every boliday, the steamer will make drip | 5, a 0 day evening here willbe a trip to] Uusmia.Saturcay, Deccnlor 17,9 AM.a OO T290.000 from\u2019 Australi Montreal, Nov 10\u2014 Flour receipts, 1,100 Raw, firm and beld higher ; fair refining, 8S Turanian, Grifiths, Glasgow, Allans, Pro te Le A ins uh one mats bier: | Quebec from St.Komuald and Sillery, a 7 Eatordsy, Dewi ber 24, Noome and the shipment of £105,000 to the Con- | barrels, Market steady, molasses sugar, at 39-160 ; refined firm, Tae & co, general sary RED STAR LINE.sa on Sundays.3 ing and : © oni 28 1808 Cabin Canine Et aod aaron recul tinent.fairly active, 2 \" OLEARED.Every Wednesday at 13 Noon.de Es, .Joon fo iho a; Oabin, $42.56 to §2b.Reverue Tox additional, London, Noy 10\u2014Sugar\u2014 Cane stead _ , ) undays and holidays, price going ding $0 season, etésm cr FLO ACCCR EE CÔM A Cheerful Giver\u2014Fond Mother (to ber | ¥ith Night, offeriom.Java quoted af 1 EXPORTS.oT Nov 5\u2014Ship Franzoni, Livramenta, Spourewane Now 18 TKsmeixorow.Nov 39 we turn Le durs de Levis will be tions.Steerage Tickets to szd frcm all paste ious son, aged 12 years) Willie, sd, | fair refining at 10s 8d.Beet * Co.Rio de Janeiro, Price Bros & co.: Cee - nt Europe.D voi je qe Guen pe 0 mit po ne Le ee pans | TO CUREA GOLD IN ONEDAY Er Pi Harry for his birthday 7 Willie (who bas | Sont Mon aod ent mn a en tladen at Tagcman £y Price; } Newport News, master.International Navigation Company | Take Lasstive Bromo Quinine Tablets, All VEEDMCN B, EECWN & CO, his own opinion of Cousin Harry, aged 16) |, 0 0 oo co.) ATLED FOR à Piers 14 and 15 North River.Office, 6 Bowling | Drusgiets refond the money if id faile to Cure- General Agents, \u2014 +] know what Id like to give him, but | Berlin, Nov 10\u2014Exchange on Londos, | - 8A OR CANADA.Green, N.Y.RM.Srooxina, 33 St.Louis | 25e.VS MIAGE OÙ WARRANTED BEST STEEL, or R.M.81C(RING, 1 ain't big enough.\u201d 20 marks, 46} pfennigs for checks.Pittsburg, Nov.10\u20140il closed at $1.18.| London City, (a), ==, St John, Nov 10 wawal March 28 18:81 m LEADING DEALERS SEUL !T.+ Louis Street, Quotes ~ PROBABILITIES FOR TO-DAY North easterly to north westerly aies.à snow storm to day, fair aad cold on Saturday.Viena, 46.48 #0; ry, 28.95: Qu'A 8.28; Winmipeg, sa , 1033; Toranto, 10.33; Utcawa, #0.°2; PF.Fichette, L C.R.News Stand, Levis, Thomas MeTord, Gaaeral Macchans, Mont morency Falls.Births, Deaths and Marriages.2 CENTS 1 INSERTION} 50 CENTS 3 INSERTIONS.MALUNE\u2014At Three Rivers, on the 8ih instant, the wife of Thomas Malone, of » nom.MARRIES, EABERLIN-DELANEY \u2014April 20th, 1898, a8 Sc.Patrick\u2019s Charch, by the Rev.Father Besia, C.SS BR, Joba L.Haberiim, vo Margneet Ann Delaney.DEED.SOMMERVILLE \u2014Os the 10th isstast, Elisa Margaret (B:e) Sommerville, dearly beloved danghter of B ize sad Jobs Sommecville.Faseral from ber father\u2019s residence, St.Louis Road, at 2 P.M.Saturday, to St.Michael's Church, and thence to Mount Hermos .Friends aud acqusintances are conpenttal la imvited to attend.(Montreal, Beston New York papers please copy) GIROUX-On November 10th, nt five olock, B.J.L Giroux, Notary, and Custome Officer, sged 59 years snd tes months.Funeral will take on Monday, at 9 A.M., from his residence, 219 Desfonses strest, to Sc, Rocb\u2019s Church.Friends and scquaintances are iovited 10 attend.Montreal papers plesse copy.OVRRELL\u2014Oa November 10:b, at the re- cidence of ber brother, Mr.James Reid, 601 St.Joba street, Ellen Overell, Funeral from the above address to St.Andrew's Church, tbeuce to Monat Hermea Cometery, Ssturdsy aftermecs, at 230.Friends aud soquaistances are re- opes:faily invited to attend.DESPRES\u2014\u2014At Bienville, %b November, 1808,«$ the ape of 50 years, Georges Deepres, Th: funers! will take plsos on this (Friday) mec , a6 9 o'clock, at St.Avtoise de Breavil Priends aod acquaintances are requested to attend withoat farther invita- tien.FISET-Os the 9b instant, Mre.Marie Eisveoce Cotbim, beloved wife of Capt.Jacques Fines.Tae femeral will leave her late revidence, No.80 Nt.Patrick street, St.Joho Suberte, oh Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock.Friends wad acquaintances are requested to attend without further invitation.CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS TEN CENTS Fer Two Insertions of Twenty Words.D.8.RICKABY, UNDERTAKER AND Embslmer, 337 St.Joho street, Quebec, Telephone 351.Actendance day or aight.BELPF WANTED.WANTED\u2014FUR CUITERS.GILLES.pis, Assley & Dixom, Toronto, Oat.WANTEL\u2014A SMART MAN, ONE WHO understends horses.À worker required.Appiy to M.Q., Chronicle.PLRASANT HOME WORK FUR MEN OR wemes, day oc evening.$6 Lo $12 weekly ; me casvasing or experience nesded ; plai imeiructions and work mailed om applies- tiem.Brezilian Mfg.Co., New Yack City.WITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, werk of amy kind 100d house.Can weit mt table.Wag no object Address S.H.K., 16 Palace street.PRIVATE BOARD.O'HARE'S PRIVATE BOARDING Howes, 39 Geoevi Capa.Firssclass accommodation afforded to customers.Oamtral locality.Business men and tour- #84 will receive every attention.IF TOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET, OR want Boarders, try ibe Ubronicle at fire costs à day.TO LET OR FOR SALE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET\u2014GENTLE- man sua be accommodezed with first-clers front room, with bath aod all conveniences, at No.29 3e, Stanislas street, Upper Tower, PORSALE THAT FIRST CLASS SOLID ick Homes, No.172 King etrest ; bosality, suitable nu tememew: or Aon house.Apply to T.L.Nadeag, 114 Sr, Joseph stress.FUR SALE -THAT FIRST-CLASS FAMily residence on north side of the Ste.Foye Road, bailt by the Hoa, E Chinic; aad now owned by Joho T.R-nee, Eeq., bested with hot water and containiog all wo leto improvements, with about am acre of land under cuicivation, à garden and tennis or croquet lawn, mew stables with dwelling for man servant attached.For particalare and permite to view.apply to Mredith & Coutare, No:aries Pablie.YOR SALE-THE LARGE STONE pressed brick building in St.Ann se, ito St.dine church, occupied as a livery stable since a number ot years by the late Chs.Hough George ough.t is 105 feet front on St.Ann St., is solidly built and of good construction, and has four stoties and a \u2018There is a yard the whole building, and the ground, which is surrounded by stone walls, is about 85 feet deep, and extends from St.Ann St.to large garden of the Ursulines.It | M Ba sole large piece of which fan be bought in Upper Town.V.W.LaRue, N.P., 28 St.Ann St.MESCELLANEOSS.WINTZR BUARD FOR HORSES\u2014CUM- fortable Plime 927.GLASS VASES, CHINA JUGS, JARDI.oieres, Tea Pots, ste.Japanese wire asd the latest pattern of English diomer ware ot A.J.Robertson\u2019, 146 Juho street, Y.M.C.A.Buildieg FIGURES, NOVELTIES IN DELF, AND over ome hun ire | verie jes of fsney cups ani s.ucers at A.J.Robertsom\u2019s, 146 Jon sree\u2019, Y.M.C.A.Building.FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPB Y\u2014PRICES ressomabiv.Examine specimens.Give me acall.A J.Robertson, 146 Joba street, .Y.M.C.À.Bailding, ABVOCATER, ETC.G.F.GIBSONE, ADVOCATE, 61 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC FAISTERS AND DECORATORS.JUSEPH GAUTHIER & FRERE, PAINTers, Decorators, Deslera in English aad American Wall Peper, etc.290 St.Joseph sireet, 8:.Rach, Quebec.Telephone 2300.BUSINESS NOTICES.CHEAP SALE OF WELL ASSORTED ioge, at greatly reduced prices, at Mise Broworigg\u2019s, Joba atrest.NEW SUPPLY OF VEILINGS JUST RE- soired.Will be sold at less than cost ove Mie AGENCY OF KILGOUR BROS., TORON- te, at 49 Notre Dame.Paper Bags, Manilla Wrapping, Fancy Boa-Bon Boxes, Printiog in Gold, eto.ANYONE WISHING TO SEE FINE EX bic Chrysanthemums, to Sille: Norseries, St.Louis Road.æ v FOR SALE\u2014A GUOD HORSE, VERY sound ; also Cariole, Robes, Covers, Crachman's Collarette, etc Apply to Mr \u2018Theo.Hamel, 14 IesCarrieres street.FOR SALE\u2014LEGENDS OF THE ST.Lawrence, by the author of Maple Leaves, \u2018carious and weird traditions,\u201d $l.C.B.Holiwell, Baade street.only, Saturday, 12th November, at Browarigg\u2019s.L T.DROLET, BARBER, 52 GARNEAU street.Patronized by H.R.H.Prince George of Wales, Coiffeur to His Excellescy Lord Aberdeen, Governor Jette.Call Telepbouse 127.CLARK'S CELEBRATED CAMBRIDGE , received fresh every Saturday morning.Call and get a poand for sample at Jas, Millere, 267 Joha stress.\u201cCOFFEE,\u201d \"\u201cCOFFEE,\"\u2014HBAVB YOU tried Miller\u2019s for Coffee, if not it qi par you todoso, Only 35: pe¢ pound.Jae, Miller.267 Joha street.FUR EXTRA FANCY LARGE FIGS, GO to A.Greoier\u2019s, 98 Joha strest.AT ROLIWELLS, STATIONER, FUR Cheap Novels, 10, 25, 30, 50:.New Novels received as pablished.Holiwells News Dapot.AT BOLIWELL'S, STATIONER, LADIES thick Cream Lait Parchæent Note and Square Kavelopes, ouly 10 cents à quire.Holiwsll's News Depot, AT HOLIWELL'S, STATIONER, CHEAP Office Stationery, is all its branches.loks, Macilage, Pens, aad Pewcils, ete.Holiwell\u2019s News Depot.CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, IN 25, 30 AND 50 pound tabs.Come and buy our Turkeys, Chickens and Game of all kinds, Thos.Delany, Butcher, Champlsio Market.PREMIUMS OF $100 IO PURCHASERS\u2014 VS per quarter.Each purchaser to the amouat of 23¢.to $1 will have the right to à ticket, and a ticket per dollar.very three æenths the person who preeents the largest number cf these tickets will receive $15, the second and third $5 each.These tickets most be presented by the 3rd Pebrary pext, for the Ist quarter, and on the 4th you will receive (by mail) if in the country the premium edvertized.Jos.Gilbert, Shoemaker, 320 St.Johm street.MARTINEAU'S HARDWARE STORE\u2014 Friday and Sacurday are our Bargeis days.All our merchandise greatly reduce those two days.Profit by the occasion at H.0.Martinean\u2019s, 135 St.Joseph street.TBE CANADA STAMP COMPANY, 502 John atreet, Quebec, bay and ecil all kinds of Reveaus and Postage Stampe for eollec- tions.WHO DOES FRAMING WELL AND Cheap ?A.J.Robertson, 148 John street, Y.M.C.A.Building.SAVE YOUR MONEY BY HAVING your framing dowe by Robertson.Choice moulding (0 select from.Orders promptly Address, 146 John s reet, Y.M.C.À.Building FOUND DEAD IN BED.Death Attributed to Over Indulrense in Aleohol Odima Gendron, a dressmaker, residing at No.23 Little Champlain street, was found dead in hor bed yesterday afternoon.There ts good reason to believe that her death was duo to indalging too freely in strong drink.The unfortunate woman was discovered lying across her bed without her clothing, aud only partly covered by the bed clothing.A bottle of liquor was found nearby, and it is supposed that in a drunken fit she threw herself on the bed, and away.No one resided with her.The deceased was about twenty- five or thirty years of age, and of medium size.Dr.A.G.Belleau was duly notified and will hold sn inquest on Saturday afternoon, during which time Constable Thorne will gather any ioformation he can in connection with the case.The body has been removed to the morgue, where a post mortem will be held at two o'clock this afternoon by Dr.Marois, Professor of Medical Jurisprudence at Laval University.A Suggested Improvement.A subscriber, signing himself Citizen, writes as follows :\u2014\u2018\u20181 believe that it is settled that the Clapham property, next to the Post Office, is to be purchased by the city.It is now to be hoped that the Corporation will continue the work of improvement, as asked by requisition of citizens some time ago, and expropriate part of the Canadian Pacific ticket office, as it will be a very dangerous for driving at night on the Place d\u2019Armes.Moreover, it will look decidedly ugly to see » straggling piece of building half way out into the road in the most conspicuous part of the city, in fact the centre.\u201d Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Olub.Opening Concert to be held in the Y.M.C.A.Hall on Wedneaday, 16th inst., at 4 pm.Members of the Club admitted free on presentation of their annaal tickets, which can be obtained from the Ladies of the Committee, or at the door of the Hall, an hour before the concert.Non members 25 cents.Galety Theatre.The False Life was scen here for the first time at the Gaiety Theatre before a large audience and got = cordial reception.ws Dayne gave a fine rayal of Miriam.A.L.Fanshawe inthe vole of Ruben Ureford was seen at his best, especially in the emotional work.Harry Gormand played Aubery with youthful fervor and romantic charm.Chas.Cline, as Mortimer Arnot, lived up to the requirements of the character in his acting.C.À.Msitland guve an artistic performance of Randolph.The piece was well staged and the specialties between the acts were well received.The False Life will hold the bo rds for the remainder of this week with Saturday matinee.Silks.This morning at Mr.Theophile Beland, 172 St.Jobn street, will be offered for sale 900 yards of good plain and fancy colored silkn, worth up to $1,25 for 59c a yard.Also a fow hundred yards of black surah, extra width, worth 75¢ for 47ic a yard.P.S.\u2014The sale will begin at 9 o'cleck.Theophile Beland.The Members of Mr.FE.A.Bishop'a Vocal Society for Ladies will meet atthe Church Hall this (Friday) afternoon, at 2.50.Quebecand Lake St.John Rallway The attention of our readers is called to ths excursions to Grand Mero at reduced rates on Saturdays.\u2014See advt.New Overcoatings at Morgan's.THE CHRONICLE, LORD MINTO'S ARRIVAL.Doubtful If He Can Reach Here By Saturday.BAD WEATAEZ MAT DETAIN HIN.Possibility That Lord Aberdeen May Not Greet His Successor.Although preparations are being mado for the reception here of Lord Minto, the new Governgr-General, on Saturday, it is very doubtful if he will arrive in time.The Scotsman, on which the Vice-Regal party is crossingthe Atlantic, left Liverpool on Thursday week last, and will have made fairly good time if she reaches here Saturday.Butall the incoming vessels have been delayed by storms from two to three days.The Labrador, which brought out the domestic staff of the Governor-General, reached here Monday, two days late, witer a very rough The lake Buperior is reported two days behind.It is, therefore, hardly to be expected that the Scotsman will reach here on schedule time.It will not be sur prising if, uader the circumstances, she is not here till Monday next.There has as yet been no report and after the Scoteman p Heath Point, where she ought to be sighted, she will have a run of 34 hours.Lord Aberdeen is, however, ex ed hére to-morrow and in the evening he will receive a civic address.Lord Aberdeen is booked to sail on Saturday afternoon in the Labrador, after welcoming his succes- wor and transferring his officeto him.But, if Lord Minto is delayed till Monday, as neems more than likely, Lord Aberdeen may not be able to receive his successor.He may take passage on Saturday and pass Lord Minto on the St.Lawrence.ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.It is expected that Lord Aberdeen, accompanied by Lady Aberdeen and staff, will arrive here at 2.15 tliis afternoon by Canadian Pacific Railway from Montreal.They will bo recaived by Mayor Parent and the City Council at nine o'clock attbe City Hall, where an official reception will be tendered them and a farewell address presented to them from the citizens of Quebec.The Eighth Royal Rifles band and a guard of honor frum the Royal Canadian Artillery will be post- od at the main _eutrance of the City Hall to receive His Excellency, Lady Aberdeen and the civic authorities on their arrival.The Viceregal party, after the sentation of the address, will hold a formal reception of Quebec's citizens in the Council Chamber, to which invitations have been issued only to those holding official positions, but as will be seen bythe advertisement in another column all citizens are invited, as it isthe especial wish of her Excellency, Lady Aberdeen, to meet all Quebec at this reception.When the reception is finished representatives of the Quebec branch of the National Council of Women will present an address to her Excellency as the organizer of that institution in the Dominion of Canads.The presentation will be made by Lady Cassault, the wife of the Chief Justice, President of the Quebec branch, The City Hall will be decorated for the occasion.MONTGOMERY RULED OUT.Quebes Historieal Soclety also Protests Against 2 Monument At the monthly meeting of the Lite: and Historical Society of Quebec, on Wednesday, Philippe Baby in, Prosident, in the chair, the fullowing resolutions were unanimously adopted :\u2014 Moved by Bir James McPherson Le- Moine, Vice-President, seconded by the Very Rev.Dean Norman, Vice-President.1.That the Literary and Historical Society is happy in seizing on the present occasion to add its proteet to the energetic protests of several leading Historical Societies of Canada, against the recently mooted projoct of honoring by a public monument, at Quebec, the memory Brigadier General Richard Montgomery, the leader of the invading host, who fell at Pres-de-Ville, Quebec, on the 31st December, 1775, in his abortive attempt to capture the city, which, according to the General Order promulgated by him to his army, on the 16th December, 1775, was to be, when taken, delivered to pillage.2.That the idea of honoring the memory of a fallen, ruthless foe, invading unprovoked the territory of a friendly people, and using to that end the Inowietge ac- uired by him whilst a British officer under meral Wolfe in 1759, is nothing short of an insult tw the hallowed memory of the patriotic and devoted defenders of our soil, \u2014our brave militiamen and regulars,\u2014 who shed their blood to save their heart! and homes from devastation and pillage.3.That whilst this Society rejoices with all Quebec at the present friendly feelings existing towards our neighbours across the border, nothing, in its opinion, would tend more to impair and destroy this friendly feeling than this attempt to recall from the dust of a dead past an unpalatable\u2014s psinful memory.First Snow of the Season.The first snow storm of the season struck town yesterday afternoon, and the beautiful industriously piled itself upon the car tracks to such an extent that it created quite a small blockade of the street cars, necessitating the use of the sweepers about 7 o'clock.bis morning, there is on an average three or four inches of snow on the level.The probs indicate a continuance of the storm to-day withcold weather to-morrow, so that it is barely possible that the present flurry is laying the founds at on for winter.Bick Headnche and relieve all the troubles Gent toa bilious state of the apte, rid maine Pain ta the Ap pier histones ancy romatkable success Les been shown 1 curing SICK Headache, yet Cantsr\u2019s Livris Liven Pris are equally valratle in Constipation, œuriux And preventing this er.nos ing complaint.whils they aise correct et all dividers of the h, ie liver ard regulate Even if they only cured the bowes, HEA would bs almost pricelosy to those or from this dlstressin opin fortunately thir goodness does mot bere, and those who once try them will And ze lietle Pills valuable i280 many ways that wi! nof will to a 2 not be Yiling jo without Lex, ACHE fatpe bane of so many ives that her» [a where \u2018wo make our great host, Our pills white others do not, cure 18 CARTER # LITTLE Liven Pirs ara LITE Ti ar ey eat a dose.They are strictiy vogetaile and do nnt gripe or purge, ther gentle Betion lease rl who ure the In vials at 25 eenta; ve for $1.Bold ever hero, of sent b5 usb - CARTER LICILE CL, Vrw York, ?foal FL Small Dow.- mal Price of | 8p] QUEBEC, THE P with labels and cork brands APOLLINARIS.POLICE MAGISTRATE assurance that all complaints receive vigourous attention.THE APOLLINARIS August 18, UHLOR CHLORUDYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLURODYNE From W, Vesalius Pettigrew, a have no hesitation in stating that I have ne nti-spasmodic diseases ; and am \u201cEarl Ri doubtedly the inventor of CHLORODYNE, that ately untrue ; which, he revretted to say had Sold in bottles at ts.13d., Zn.94., \u201cD.J.CoLis BROwWNE's CHLOBODTNE Testimony accompanies each bottle.Souz Man \u201d AROUND THE COURT HOUSE.Several New Actions Taken Out \u2014Registrations.In the Enquetes aud Merits Court yesterday, after argument on behalf of the parties, Sir L.N.Casault touk the case of Tousignant vs.The Lotbiniere & Megantic Railway, under advisement, and Judge Routbier also took under advisement the case of Goulet vs.The Corporation of Limoilou.Yesterday, La Banque Nationale took an action for $6,165 against J.B.Boutin, of Lauzon Village.The defendsnt assigned in July, 1897, and the plaintiffs were creditors, according to the insolveat's statement, for $28,000.The bank has, through dividends, Leen paid back a very portion of the debt, but now takes action against Boutin on promisory notes for the sum of $6,165.Messrs.Hamel, Tessier & Tessier are the bank's attornies.Messrs.Belleau & Belleau have taken an action of demages in the district of Arthabasks, on behalf of the Canadian Acetylene Com > againat esars.Savoie-and Gusy The amount claimed is $5,000, and the action is for infringement of à patent known as the Morency us.\u2018he action of Charlebois va.Ross et al, which was tixed for proof yesterday, has been postponed until the 22nd instant.Sir L.N.Casault rendered judgment yesterday in the insolvency matter of P.Paradis & Jobin curator and Messrs.G.Rochette, Art, Dion and Walter Blue, of Sherbrooke, inspectors.The insolvent'a estate, which consists of ready-made clothing, will be sold at auction on Thursday next.The following have been registered in the Prothonotary\u2019s office :\u2014Dissolution of partoership\u2014Pharmacie Centrale, Morin & Compagnie, heretofure composed of Dr.Ed.Morin and Dr.Watters ; Roberge & Guay, heretofore composed of Louis Roberye, of Levis, and Hubert Honore Guay, of the city of Quebec.New partnershipe\u2014Dr.Ed.Morin, doing business under the name of Dr.Ed.Morin & Cie, ; Genois & Diamant, Antoine Genois and Henry Diamant, butter manufacturers, of 8t.Raymond, doing business now at St.Leonard de Port Maurice under the above name, ; The action of Messra.Dinan against No.1 section of the Quebec Ship Laborers Society was returned in Court yesterday, when on.E.J.Flynn appeared for the Society.NOTES FROM THE CITADEL.A Sudden and an Accidental Death in the Fortress.Gunner Hutchings, of B Field Battery, R.C.A., has the sympathy of all his bro- thers-in-arms and civilian friends in the bereavement which befell him in the ldes of his four and a half yesr-old son, Alfred Emmanuel.The little fellow, while at play some days\u2019 ago, was struck on the ead by a companion.Brain fever set in and a doctor was summoned.After four days\u2019 suffering, he passed away on Thursday night.It was rumored yesterday that « woman had died suddenly the previous evening at the Citadel.On making enquiry, it was found that a woman named McDonald, who had been in the employment of Major Rutherford and who has been under à ductor'u care for some time, had complained of not feeling as well as usual on the evening in question, and a physician was summoned.Despite all that medical aid could do, she passed away before morning.Jottings Around Town.The steamer Saguenay leaves to-morrow at 8 a.m, for Saguenay.The will of the late Christina Will, widow of the late J.S.Butler, has been offered for probate.Her entire estate has been equally divided amongst the children.A beautiful monument has been erected in St.Patrick's Cemetery to her memory by her sons and daughter of her first mar- rage to the late John D.Plock, of New York.Early yesterday morning a small wooden house un Arago street, the property of Mr.Malouin, was damaged by fire to the extent of 8200.There is no insurance.Come and see our prices for our fall ods.Be assured that you will find at ticles.Price guaranteed, Chien D'Or depot for stationery, etc The firemen were called out by alarms FRIDAY, Sedative, I have used is in ectly satisfied with the resul Her bs smite to th, afoov thas 9 or Majesty's Consul ab il 0 effec! the fia y of any service was CHLORODTNE.\u201d\u2014See Lancet, 1st December, 1864.Oaution\u2014Beware ot Piracy and Imitations.\u2014Vi ir W.Wood Caution, \u2014 Vice-Chancellor Sir W.Page ood ne been sworn to,\u2014See Times, 13th July, 1884.64.and 11s each, None 'is genuine without the words on the Government Stamp.Overwhelming Medical uraoroazrs\u2014J T.DAVEN RT, rt EE C.D\u2019Autevil & Co., and appointed Messrs, \u2018aguy, Lepinay ct Frere the very Litust | each UBLIC ARE CAUTIONED against spurious waters served out of refilled APOLLINARIS bottles or out of bottles resembling those used for The CONVICTION recently obtained before the of an offender in Toronto is of such illegal practices will co, LD.LONDON.tuekfri Dr.J.Collis Browne's DIN THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.is admitted by tlie profession to be the most wonderfu) and valuable remedy ever discovered, is the best remedy known for Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthmaeffectually \u2018checks and arrests those too often fatal diseases :~-Diphtberia, Fever, Croup, Agneacts like » charm in Diarrhæs and is the only apecific in Cholers sand Dysenteryeffectually cuts shor all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms, is the only pellistive in Nearalgis, Rheumatism, Gout Consumption, Asthma, Diarrhæa, and other a.\u201d Physicians that he received a dispath from holers has been raging fearfully, and that statad shat Dr.J.CoLis Browns was vn- defendant Freeman was deliber- $3, Great Russell-strest, Bloomsbury, London, ao-fri-53 HARD ON THE HORSES.Humane Society Asks Cart Reats for Heavy Loads\u2014Monthly Meeting.At the regular monthly meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals yesterday, the following members of the Committee were nt :\u2014John T.Ross, President ; Rev.Dr.Norman, John Laird, Rev.A.T.Love, Joho Hamilton, E.3 Hale snd A.Robertson, » Joads ing the drawing of hea up che bille the following circular Las been sent to the various cosl dealers in the city: \u2014 Quebes, October 24th, 1898, Sirs, \u2014I beg to draw your attention to the importance of having shaft rests on ail your cual carts and of instructing your drivers to be careful to use them to relieve the horses when standing to rest on any of the city hills, the use of the rests at present being very much neglected, and I notice many coal carts without them.I would here suggest for your serious consideration tho advieability of emler- ing à trace horse on Mountain Hill.It often painful to witness the terrible straining of horses drawing heavy loads of cos) up that hill.I learn that a trace horse JOHN T.RUSS, President Quebec Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.It was intimated at the meeting that in Montreal some of the coal dealers, seein; the necessity that existed for it, had pic a trace horse on some of the hills to assist in drawing up the heavy loads.The question of the advisability of having a Sheltering Home for disabled animals, something similar to those in London and New York, was suggested and the bo was expressed that the matter might take some practical shape.In these places neglected horses and other animals are properly cared for, and fed till such time as their owners are in a better position to luok after them.The Committees were glad to note that Palace Hill had been put in excellent condition and the stones wore so arranged at the turn of the hill that it was a great advantage to horses drawing heavy loads.The President intimated that an advertisement had been inserted in the English and French papers lately relating to Mr.Hall, V.8., offering his services one day in each week to the work of the Society, One of the members alluded to the sale of horses or Fair which was held last week at the Palain Market, where horses were sold as low as $6.00, These animals were poor and apparently worn out and half starved, and the Committee would be gratified to see such an exhibition abolished.The Superintendent's report for last month showed that he bad investigated several special complaints, had three animals destroyed that were unfit for work, and had prosecuted the work of the Society in an efficient manner.À verdict of death from cerebral apoplexy was returned by the jury, at the in.uest held on the remains of the late eorge res, pilot, who was found dead in his chair on Wednesday morniog.The final performance of the Company which is at present showing at the Casino, will take to-night and to-morrow evening.There will also be a Saturday matinee at which a 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August 33.1808.WHEN IN.MONTREAL STAY AT THE.St.Lawrence Hall.TRE MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED A¥D LIBERALLY OONDUOTED \u20ac + HOTSL IN THE CITY.Patronised by the Leading Oitizens of Quebec.Rates from 42.50 per day Upwarés HENRY HOGAN, - - Proprietor.June 23, 1998, 'm Estate Geo.Hough, Esq.L The Property, No.109 Se.Anuatrest, Upper T ivate residence, ten Tasted with hot water, large yard and stables for 35 horses.Hot and cold waser in the stables.2.The stock of the boardimg and livery stables, including horses, i etc, ete This last to be sold in one lot.Visible as all times.Apply to V.W.LARUF, N.P., 26 St.Ann Street, October 10, 1898.tt BALDENSS POSITIVELY GURED | MDME.IRELAND, Canada\u2019s Hair Specialist, IS IN THE CITY.Has Opened a Branch Store At152 St.John Street, \u2018Where she wll give her entire New Troate ment for the Hair.&# Consultations on Scalp Free.| FOR SALE, |! 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