The Quebec chronicle, 12 novembre 1898, samedi 12 novembre 1898

[" The Chronigle .Ta delivered every mdi; to any part of this city for 25 cents a movrs.| 7 NC VOL.LIL NO.19,143.FAREWELL TO LORD AND LADY ABERDEEN, Brilliant Reception and Kindly Parting Words.= + | Your Wants will be announced Twice in thé CHRONICLE for .TEN CENTS.RICE ONE CENT.PHONBS 2171, DEPARTMENT STORES, 7.PAQUET FOR LADIES ONLY.Very fine Brown and Black Matclesté for Blouses and Collarettes, wortt $3 50, For 82.00 per yard.The Chronicle is the Only Morning Paperrin Quebec.| QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1898 SPAIN DECLINES T0 YIELD.And Has so Instructed Her Peace Commisatoners.P TBE U.S.NEGRO DIFFICULTIES, In Illinois Both Sides Are Arming With Rifles.À CONSIENMENT OF WINCHESTERS, Wilmington Officials Shipped out of Town to Prevent Their Murder by Red Shirts.THE CAT IS OUT OF THE BAG.| FIGHTING FOR THE PHILIPPINES.Neither Protoeol nov Cortes Authorize Their Surrender.Madrid, Nov.11\u2014Newspapers assert The fashion, the intelligence, the beauty, the intellectual and moral worth of Quebec were represented at the City Hall last night to bid adieu and bon voyage to one of the kindliest of the long roll of distinguished men whom our Sovereign has sent to discharge the Viceregal functions in Canada.Generous and affable as the Earl of Aberdeen: bas always shown himself in his intercourse with our people, it would be neither gratifying to his Excellency nor yet ressomable or fair to assume that last night's de- Pana, Ills, Nov.11\u2014The imported negro non-Union miners here are beoom- ing reckless, and the Union white miners are growing restless.Truop B, of Bloomington, remains on duty here, but almost that the Government of Spain is sending instructions to its Commissioners at Paris not to yield on the question of the Spanish sovereignty over the Philippine Islands, which is asserted to be entirely outside of the protocol, and it is added that the Commissioners are therefore not authoriz- od todiscuss it.It is further asserted that the Spanish Government will declare GERMAN MIXTURE WHITNEY, Extra thick, à good material for Mantles, ae well as for Gents\u2019 Overcoats.Usual price $2.00, now only $1 50 per yard.GOLF CLOTH, Double-Faced.All kinde of Colored Mantle Cloth.T different shades in Green alone.= nightly in \u2018\u2018flat ball\u201d district, negro residents practice shooting at any white man who passes.The negroes have been arm- moustration of regret was alone called (orth by the presence and approaching departure See our Ready-Made Mantle Department, of the retiring Governor-General.To the Countess of Aberdeen, his Excellency\u2019s amia- that it has not been authorized by It is perfect in every particular.the Cortes to negotiste for the tiste We bave a very provokiog BLANKRT ble consort, the hies of our people hare gone out for the many works of me ed by the ruine operbtors Last night | cession of the Philippine Islands.COAT for Girls, with Colored S ad bomercloncy with which abe has actively associated herselt from | the residences of scvorsl white miners The Liberal advites Ae ten Epaulets and Hoods, seme styler as for Boyethe time of her arrival in the country.The National Council of Women a phot no, by i A bite lodging a protest against the demands of FASHIONABLE GOODS.remains ae 8 memorial of the interest in the people of Canada, of one who has devoted widow's, cottage was pierced repeatedly by the Americans.Spanish newspapers are Very stylish Mativees in Silk and Woot Plaid.Feather Boas at 18ots and S7etæ \u2026 - ; Al lenty of Ba in Gloves, ee a ratais eu ere still?remains a good balance ef KFI> GLOVES, reduced fron former price of 8.15 to 63a.per pair.her opportunities, inflaence and executive ability to the cause of humanity.\u201cIn the splendid social functions, at which their Exeallencies have entertained their Onmadian friends, the Governor-General has been found, together with the Countess of Aberdeen, mingling in 80 courtly snd afable a manner with their guests of every degree, that none could avoid being thoroughly at home iti their presence.It is natural, therefore, that Québecers should view with regret the departure to-day of the Earl and Countoss These regrets were well oxpremed in the addresses which were presented to Lord Aberdeen last night.The tone of sturdy loyalty to the Sovereign, whom the Gover- Bor-General represents, and to the Empire which the Sovereign typifies, must have been a most agreeable souvenir of the visit of Lord Aberdeen to this country.In re turning his charge to his Queen, he can rest assured that, whatever differences may have arisen in other matters, ho leaves behind a people just as devoted to the person angry at the Marquis of Salisbury, whose speech at the Guildhall banquet on Wednesday night, they declare to have been merely a glorification of brute strength aod a dental of the Fights of the weaker.Paris, Nov.11 ~The next communication from the Spanish Commissioners will deal with the rights of the Commission to discuss the Spanish sovereignty over the Philippine Islsuds and with the American contention that the retention of public moneys and Customs collections in Manila is justified by the fact that military oocu- pation of the place by the American forces and warrants by the protocel, even if bullets,\u201d several charges barely missing her three children.Militia men say they cannot apprehend the culprits.Captain T.P.Butler, in command, 16 ntly acting entirely under the orders of Sheriff Coburn and not following the instructions of Governor Tauner given before the election.Captain Butler when asked to disarm negroes says :\u2014'\u2018It is useless, for the Sheriff wouid arm them again.\u201d It i re- rted that a large contingent of outside ion white miners will soon arrive in Pana, A consignment of 100 rifles were received here to-day for white citizens who intend protecting their property and families who of her Majesty and the Government of Great Britain, as he fourd here when he came a few years ago to fill the high office of Governor-General.THE VICEREGAL ARRIVAL.H.Cook, Mr.and Mes.Bishop, Mr.and \u2014_\u2014 Mrs.J.C.More, Mr.J.G.Scott and tot vu Ja rm pre Et he £6 S30 F.Weatherly, Mr.J.U.Gregory, Mr.W- Macpherson, Mrs.E.Taschereau, Mra, W.Lord and Lady Aberdeen and Lady! Ray, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.VanFelson, Mr.Marjorie Gordon arrived in town vis[and Mrs.A.Robitaille, Mr.().Frechette, C.P.R.on board their private car yester- | Major N.LeVasmeur, Captains Duplessis, day afternoon.Their Excellencies were | Ouellette, Laliberte, Matte, Mr.and Mrsexpected to arrive at 2.15, but it was | Lavery, Dr.nod Mrs.Martineau, Mr.and almost three-quarters of an hour after that | Mra.Parent, Mr.and Misses time when the train steamed into the | Surgeon and Mrs.Brousseau, Dr.and Mrsdepot.On stepping from the car, Lord | Marvis and many others.Aberdeon was welcomed by Lieut,-Col.THF.CIVIC ADDRESS, Oscar Pelletier, D.0.C., 7th Military Dis .; trict ; Lieut.-Col.White, D.8.0., L'eut.- When their Excellencies had zn'ered the Col.Wilson.Com dant of the RC.A, room, Mayor Parent, surrounded by the sod Major B A d of hemor | members of the City Council, read the ful- wa drawn up outside the station, composed ony yddrom in both Since oe ot Mace | the memorable day in 1600 whon Champlain, after founding this Colony, depar:- ed from Quebec to vender to bis K: Excellency left the station the uswal salule an account of his mi \u201cthe in- was given, and be walked down the line are claiming them by the Sheriff or troops.MEN tive quiet created by the ca late Chief of Police, by of Pough Riders who committed violence had not the milit: interfered and at 9 o'clock, Melton, RB.t last night.the v Shirts and that no protection is given JAILED FOR PROTECTION.Wilmington, N.C., Nov.11-Compars- fas reigned here to-day.Guards shot one unruly negro in a negro slum of the city this forenoon.A senaation was Tr ure of J.R.Melton, crowd would have Busting, Republican the Justice of the Peace and C, R, Gilbert, ex-Fusion policeman, all of whom are in danger of severe reatmont by the Red Shirts, ware eacort- ed to the depot sud sent out of town.Acting Sheriff G.Z, French left the city ight negroes in the County Jail, whom Rough Riders had hroatened to lynch, were seut to Goldsboro this morning for safe keeping.They were arrested during the rioting on Thursday.Thecity is now under thorough military and police protection and there is very indication that no further outbreaks faulty, as claimed by Spain, because such action commenced after t jo suspen sion of hostilities, There is no truth in the statement printed here this morning that the Spaniards bave decided to refuse entirely at the next session to discuss the ! \u2018cession of the Philippine Islands.On the contrary, they espect to fortify their position on this point introducing their record of certain verbal utterances of President McKinley and Judge Day about the time the protocol was framed and signed, tending, the Spaniards believe, to indioate absence of purpose upon the part of the United tates to take the Philippine Islands, in the absence of which, it is further contended, Spain consented to sign the protocol.Judge Day, President of the American Commission, is suffering from a cold and bad a slight chill last night.Therefore, by his physician's advice he is remaining quiet to-day.The Judge's indisposition is in the uature of an attack of the grippe, from which ail the Commissioners have suffered more or less, but he expects to be able to attend to business tomorrow, BRITISH SEIZE MARIA TERESA ; is ti habitants of the city have many times as- inspecting en Lad ae he sembled to.bid farewell and to wish apros- | © © pee tod.SPAIN CAN HAVE THE DOCK.AV Curious Series of sorie had reached the door of the |Perous voyage to the leaders, civil or mili- DESPE RATE London, Nov.11\u2014A special despatch to ery = ñ i toa and the Viceregal party took | AE, sent hither by sovereign authority to the Times from Havana says the American Complicationstheir seats in the carriage sad drove off to rule over them.P od the Ie of RESISTANCE.| Evacuation Commissioners have decided \u2014 ; Cog 27 8 ne Cm a i ft he ori Lo Ati ek | PARE I CHARS 48 A DRRBLICY.was formed by four members of **B\"\u201d Field rudeness of the times and the stirring and | Murderer Stands off a Hundred sh om the i con ove it, pain an \u2014_ Hat RCA, under the command of occasionally dramatic transformations of a Shots baB e e righ rem: Ament H ÉLIRE Bespin: hee cage hi | Primitire epoch imparted a somewhat ote\u2014May bs Burned.Wouaded ia a Dus.aril om carried the Dovernor-Geseral and party touching character, owing to the attach- ra \u2019 Vi N 11\u2014H a .a om, inx Less opt ments frequently formed between superior | Scottsburg, Ind., Nov.11.\u2014A telegram ienos, Nov.11\u2014Herr Gniewosz, a vare.honor around be ee aod aatordiontos, by reason of the many received by Porn McClellan, of this city» Pulish memiror of the Reichrath, was \u2014 dangers faced and (he many hardships shared in coromon, the many heroic strug- glen sustained and the maay victories won together, and in which each had gencroue- ly and unselfishly played s manful part.When, by the fortunes of war, our allegiance beeame changed and the beneficent era of peice was inaugurated in our history, others came amongst us to fill the post of honor rendered 3» illus rious by Champlain.On their arrival, they were welcomed Ly the hopeful muititude and, when they departed, they cerrisd away with them the gratitude aod the regretful adieux of all.is was because they had left behind them a part, 50 to speak, of themselves in the accomplishment amongst us of their duties and responsibilities as head of the State, whereby had won the esteem and the thanks of the people over whom they had presided.À similar resson cails us to-day around your Excellency, on the eve of your departure for England, on theexpiration of your term of office.But how the scene bas changed since 1609 ; how the grain of mustard seed sown with the intgition of faith and genius in the vast wilderness of the New World, by Chsmplaio and the little handful of population whom he brought here, has grown and multiplied.It become a great tree, whose powerful roots overrun the soil and whose branches project their kindly shade over an immense country.The dream of the mariner of Saintonge bas been realized and we have opened the road to China acres the continent.After band of the 8th Royal Rifles, which had accomyenied thew down.Amongst some of those at the station to receive their Ex- J Captain ¥ .Pernce wanon band with a squad of the muuicij~.} police, to preserve order.Lord Seymin-'s compliments were presented to his Exoclicncy by Col.Wilsun, on 1he arrival of the train.THE CIVIC FUNCTION, Presentation of Addresses and Fare- \u2018wall Reception.The City Council Chamber, tastefully decorated, while crowded galleries, sod o brilliant company on the floor was the seune last night of the farewellsto Lord and Lady Aberdeenarasiod by Lady Marjorie and Le accompanied y rjorie, - Col.Beith, A.D.C., Major Denison, A.D.C, aud Mr.Erskine, arrived at the City Hall and were recsived outside the building by = guard of honor from the R.C.A.As Lord and Lady Aberdeen en- téred the building the band of the 8th Rifles, which bad accompanied the Du cnteeg the Endig their Encolloncié On entering t! di i ies were met by Mayor Parent and Mr.Chouinard, City Clerk, and the Aldermen of the city, snd after removing their il Ci many vicissitudes, Now France has Leeu | the \u2018generosity of my country the care vf rhe sent .reap sotared the Council Chamber, ber?| raaaformed into Canada and the haogèty | rehablitatiog my memory.\u201d Madame Drey- Miners\u2019 Narrow Escape.Gill and Ouimet, sitting in the case\u2019of the them.adversaries of former days have become the | fus then asked ission to telegraph her | Houghton, Mich., November 11.\u2014The contested election of Mr.Etienne Blan- The Council Chamber never presented friends and the friendly rivals of the pre- » wore brillisnt scene.The decorations wn day.; 2.were somewhat the same as those at the] .JFromour sunlit fields, fr ym our thriv Citizens\u2019 Ball to the High Joint Commis | Sitios sd towns, constantly ascend on ail wow, excep ing that the Luscriptiune on the sides the congratulations of a people ond walls were \u201cGod Save the Queen,\u201d \u2018Auld | tented with their lot, as loyal to or Lang Syne\u201d and \u201cLong Live the Aler- as their ancestors were to France and oon- deena.\u201d Over the Mayor's seat » gorgeous fidently and steadily moving onward sod in crimson, with gold trimmiogs, upward towards the achievement of their had been eroctad Numerous plants | destinies.: from the Victfile Park cotkervatoty weve | Bat i£the sesne has changed, tho bears, placed in several of the rooms and passages has remained the same, and to-day as in of the City Hall.the past, the inhabitants of Quebeo know Amnog those present were Lieutenant- how to gratefully acknowledge service re Le aH bars, A Di | Umthe day of the splendid_feativitio Mrs.and Miss Jette, Lieute nant-Governor | Thich markei the inauguration of the Daly, Nova Scotis, sccompanied by Lieut.- monument erected to the founder of their Col.Clarke, AD.C., Sir Wilfrid Laurier | C7» the inhabitants of Quebec, touched and Lady Laurier, General Lord William |t® the very soul by the spontaneous Seymour, accom; ani by Major Fortescue and eloquent tribute which you paid Brown, h hy to-day, from Glasgow, Ky., states that lest night his brotitr-in-law, Robert shot and killed his father, Louis McClellan, his mother and sister Forte, and dangerously t is now taking place.NO PITY FOR DREYFUS.He Declines to Write Move and Says Me Is Dyingt Faure, but with no \u2018better result.Court of Cassation.Bxtravagance Charged.Kempville and Smith's Falls.A s meeting had heen called by Mr.ro.Fi M i | to Champlain, literaily burned to prove to AD % Hoa.Hon.Mr and Mrs.i.ad you their deep appreciation ef your Vice- Mrs.Brown and Miss Dobell, Hon.Mr.royal career in Canada wid their gratitude Tarte and Mise Tarte, Mgr.Begin, Lord for your labor and sacrifices of the past Bishop Marvi \u2018five yearn.They were eager to express to Roop aod Bore Tom! ove vis, Dun you their satisfaction at ae abiley with Grifith, Scott, Balfour \u201c neton and | Which you have discharged your exalted lieu, Senator and Mrs.Pulletier, Major- General Hutton and Capt.Bell, A.D.C., Lady Cassult snd the Misses Casanit, Judge, Mrs.and Mise Routhier, Judge Blanchet, Judge Langelier and Mrs.Langelier, Judge Chauveau, Honorable Me: Mar:hand, Honorable Mr.Duffy, on.and Mrs.Dechene, Hon.Alf.Evantarel, Spesker of the Ontakio Legislature ; Hon.J.Tessier, Hon.R.Turner, sod the Misses Turner, Mr.Felix Carbray, M.P.P., Miss Carbray and Mre.L'K Connoily, Liest-Col.Pelletier and - Pe'letier; Lieut.-Col and Miss White, J.LeMoine ard Miss Le Moine, Lieut.Col.Wilson, Mra.Wilson and Miss White, Hen.P.Gardeau, Surg.Lieut.-Col.Lieut.-Col.Jones, Lieut.-Col.vanturel, Mrs.\u2018Miss Evantuarel, Lieut.-Col.Farley, Mo Campbell, Majors I Boala ger, Rutherford, J.À.G.Hudon, L À.Hudon and Talbot, Cain Corian ana Mar.Bengons re > na 3 on, Mrs.Hocker, Mr.sod Mrs.W.D.Baillairge, Mr.H.M.Price aad Mrs.Price, Mrs.A.| functions and the indefatigable zeal which you have constantly displayed fur the great intevests entrusted to your care.Lastly, your Excellency has earned an additional title to our gratitude by the truly princely manner in which you have sustained the honor of Canadian hospitality.; Bat facts speak much more Joudly than we can and to yoa belongs a share of | the merit for the increase of-the renown and influence won for our country abroad by the delicate and happily fruitful mission té England of the Prime Minister of Canada, The Right Honourable 8ir Wilfrid - Laurier, during the festivities in honor of the Jubilee of Qur Most Gracious Sovpreign.! Abd the finest testimony that can be rendered to the efficacy of your work and ta the success of your efforts, rests in the fact that you are leaving Canada just asan era of prosperity is opening up for us, which you have helped to pave the way snd with which for that reason your name aust forever remain linked, Continued on Fourth Page, 1 Cook moved, seconded by Mrnecessary economy had not bee Chairman, Mrand almost unanimously carried, HEART STAUGERS.have used io all aix batiles of this remedy snl it his\u2019 com iy for years.Prior to usin, exertion or exvitement would clero § Ce.his fist, felling him to the und, and double and single, 40 cariole robes, etc.- \u2014 i making off with $40 which he took from | Everythin br sod cheap sd, there is a Tho Canadien Pacif : : : rest rush for bargains.It is quite a rates for Thankerivion pay reduced La A complaint has been lodged.Bazar whicn sttracte everybody, but ish \u2014 Chien D'Or depot for stationery, | Will not last long, as everything is sol New Overcoatings at Morgan's.- books, etc.P * V rapidly brother.The traged, Pope 1s brother.0 ly was the result of family troubles.They lived in the country four miles from Glasgow.Officers have Brown surrounded in his barn and a desperate fi s hundred shots have been fired.Officers have come to town after Winchestors.Brown opened fire first.If Brown does not surrender the barn will be burned.A large crowd is going trom town.Over Paris, Nov.11\u2014Mad.Dreyfus, it is said, applied at the office of the Colonial Minister to-day for permission to send her usband some warm clothing for bis return ome.Herrequest was refused, on the ground that the Government would do what was necessary.At the same times the authorities read to her a letter from her husband to the effect that having for five months addressed appeals for revision to Gen.Deboisdeflre without getting any reply and being worried and exhausted by his useless appeals, he would write no more to his family or to anybody.He described himself as ill and dying, and bequeathed to husband the decision of the Court of Cassation.This request also was refused.Then hrough a frieud she appealed to President er counsel will bring the matter before the ae \u201c= Hee Supréme Court fmploÿineut.his petition.im N The Supfimo Court 4 Fovestors were - estrivagant Gaiety Theatre.RAILWAY TO THE YUKON.managers by a union meeting last evening of the Independent Foresters of Ottawa and à number of representatives from ial .A.McGillivray, Supreme Secretary, for the purpose of explaining to the Foresters in Ottawa whytheOrder'srates wercincressed.Over two hundred Foresters were present.After a stormy meeting, ex-Aldorman Fred F.G.Bennett, a resolution which set forth that increased insurances rates were not justifiable ; that the Supreme Court officers conducted the business extravagautly and that n exercised.The motion was put to the meeting by the ulter Rowan, H.V.C.R., Here's Confession of Intense Heart Suffering ; : found its way by Seattle, This would ment.~ The Little Cuban will hold the | 057% ay Uy ind Weakness That Mads Life One Leng | bourds on Wedneadsy and Thursday | Wein thet Canada would supply the Dreard Juste a Dr.AGaew's Cure fof | gyenings and Thursday matinee, and the There hoot ue ve polites\u201d Major > vine Agent.ok of the mock the Company will perform Walsh says, \u201cin this matter, i should y ; ; he Ke Thomas Cooke, Joboston Se, | - - be approached in à business spirit.iogston, writes ti himself and h A û Kgoow\u2019s Cre foe tel rt balped him: Pi Daring Bobbery The Hough Estatetels aed me of 8! onl ot.heart wonkoess, from whioh offered wvere- it the lightest A produce severe A , paipitation and nervous depression.To-dey | drinks he went out, and when opposite Iam as strong ne ever, and without one the Quebec, Muntmorency & Charlevoix symp'omn of beart disesse.\u201d Bold by A.Le- Railway station, the man \u2018struck him with ounded by Herr Wolf], the ultra German | Namau, New Providence, Nov.11 - The leader, in a duel fought this morning.British Admiralt thorities h | The former in the Reiobrath yesterday | Orit™ miralty authorities here are became angered at Wolf's remarks sbout | Going to take possession of thb Maria e Poles and called him \\» gemin ua Teresa as a derelict.The American Con worthy of a Pule's notice.A challenge by | ul has protested against this course, Wolff followed.claiming everything less tha salvage.What's Up Now ?The steamer Antillia is leaving here for London, Nov, 11.\u2014The Cabinet held a | Cat Island with Customs officers snd police meeting of two bours yesterday afternoon.| on bosrd.° Gen.Kitchener paid à visit to the Foreign | Opinions differ as to the chance of Office afterwards, and subsequently Lord | 59702 the cruiser.Although she has been Salisbury;and his son, Viscount Crauborne, aground since Thursday, the Maria Teresa called at the U.8.Embassy aking an in.| Fests in su easy position snd the weather terview with Mr.White, Charge d'Affaires, | i8 mild.reckers who have arrivod have brouy ht A head.| with them stories from the stran: U.8.Squadron to Vislv Spithead.| FL, br bo nd, which establishes London, Nov.11\u2014The Mayor of Porta- | beyond o doubt that she in the Maria mouth bas annvunced to the Corporation | Toress, As the vessel is looked upon as of that city that an American squadron | being 4 derelict, the Wreckers claim the will visit Spithead next summer, and that | right to seize the stores which can be saved.elaborate plans are being devised for its | They report that the water 1s up to her reception.between Jocks, that she has à liat to star \u2014_\u2014 board, which side is damaged, and that she Valuable Cargo of Sealskins, is dismasted.The vessel lies between twe San Francisco, Nov.11\u2014The Russian | reefs on a smooth bottom and has her barkentine Behring has arrived in port | anchor out.Ee el dut Lu | MR, BLANCHARD IS UNSEATED.over come from the Behring Coast.It is estimated that tho value of the cargo is The Liberal Member tor Ver: cheres Loses His Seat.$1,000,000.She his 110 packages of bear skins, 273 packages of assorted furs, 619 Montreal, Nov, 11\u2014Judges Taschereau, dry sealskins and 9,491 salted nealskine.The cargo represents the results of the year's catch of the Copper Islands and comes to the Russian Sealing Company.Atlantic Copper mine, four miles west of chard, M.P.P.\u2018for Vercheres, rendered Houghton, is un fire.The 20 miners at] judgment to-dey annulling the election worl esca the surface in time.| =.i i The mouths of the shafts have bcen cover- with costs ag inst the detedant until the time of his admissions, aud rejecting the ed with timber and dirt and the fire will A i i conclusions of the petition.asking for Mrbe smothered, which may require only a Blanch A disques tom, with coats few days or may take several weeks.4 Ha ; Five huudred employes are thrown aut of opt the pegitioner upon that portion This cosy little theatre was well filled on Frida Sveuing with the usual crowd ot well-dr: , happy, expectant people, who had assembled to see that beautiful moral and truthful story from the pen of A.L.Fanshawe, A False Life.The pisce was very well done and beautifully mounted.Miss \u2018Blanche Dayne was exceedingly charming as Miriam.' Mr.Fanshawe did excellent work as Reuben.= Harry Gormand, Chas.Cline, A.C.Maitland, Ned.Curtis, Bart Ford, Nellie Glaser and Janey Wood did their share to make the evening pass pleasantly.Commencing next Monday the Company will present that old-time favorite, Fanchon the During next week Hadz Tessik, a famous Onental juggler, will appearin\u2019s new and novel specislty between the acts, A special scene and mechanical effects are carried by this artist.No Sunday per- formauices are given at this house during the Dayne & Fanshawe Company's engage- Would Build up Major Walsh Says 1t - City.Major Walsh arrived in Ottawa yesterday.The Mnjoris enthusijstic over the building of'a railway from a portion of the Pacific Coast in British Columbia, to the Yukon.He says that in less than three years time a city would spring up in Canadian territory on tho coast which would more than pay for the building of the road.If this is not done he says the trade will remain in American channels and a great city will be built at Skagway or Dyea.He knows of some parties now who are ready to form a syndicate and make heavy investmonts in real estate at Skagway, if they were satisfied that a Canadian route was not to be built with a ter minus fur the railway at an ocean port in British Columbia.He thinks Vancouver and Victoria would not get trade which Cricket.Celestia Cate, 8 hunter of Iule Verte, game ta this city s fow days agoto purchase traps for loxes, and after making his purchase went into à hotel at tho Palais witha friend.After taking a couple of The heirs of the late George Hough have commenced to sell at private sale at the stables, No.103 St.Ann street, all the contents of the stables, which gonsist of 20 horses, 40 viicles of all sorts.winter and summer, including pony waggons, carriages, vans and omnibuss, 40 scts of harness, |BARL MINTO'S RECEPTION, | Mr.BULL; W'y, bless me \u2018art, if the cat isn't a bloomin' Rooshian bear.Arrangements so Fas Made for To- Day\u2019s Installation Ceremony.~ SOOISMAN MAY ARRIVE AT1P.XM And the Oath of Office May be Taken at Thres O'clock this Afternoon.Present indications are that the as.Scotsman, having his Excellency the Farl of Minto and party on board, will reach here at one o'clock this afternoon.In) that case the installation ceremony will\u2019 occur at the Parlisment House at three o'clock.The Scotsman passed Father Point at midnight.The prngramme for the reception of the Earl vf Minto, and his installation as Gov- ernor-General, will include a large military demonstration and an impressive ceremony.An escort composed of 34 members of the Queen's (wn Canadian Hussars will form up on the Queen's wharf aud cacort the Earl of Minto first to the Citadel and then to the Parliament House for the installation.After the ceremony the new Governor- General will then be escorted to the Chateau, His Excellency the Earl of Aberdeen will be escorted to the place of embarkation by a similar escort from the Queen's Own Canadian Hussars.An escort from +B\" Fieid Battery, R.C.A., will escort his Excellency the Earl of Aberdeen back to the Citadel after the ceremony.A guard of honor from the R.C.A, accompanied by the band of the Q.0.C.H., will receive the Earl of Minto as the Queen's wharf, and a similar guard of horor, accompanied by the band, will be drawn up at the Breakwater to receive his Excellency the Earl of Aberdeen on his, embarkation, A salute of 21 guns will be fired on the installation of the Earl of Minto and a similar salute on the embarkation of his Excellency Lord Aberdeen.A guard of honor from the 8th Royal Rifles and their band will be formed up at the Parliament House aud will receive their Excellencies with the usual salute, and will also be formed up to receive his Excellency the Earl of Binto upon his arrivdl at the railway station en route for Ottawa.A captain's escort from \u201c\u201cB\u201d Field Battery will escort the Earl of Minto to the railway station from the Chateau after the ceremony.Academy of Music.Lovers of romantic drama have a treat in store for them, Commencing on Wednesday, November the \u201816th, Mr.Paul Cazeneuve, the young French romantic actor, will make his debut before a Quebec audience.The New York World says of this young Freuch star :~-*\u2018A Gascon by birth, it was appropriate that Mr.Paul Cazeneuve shold make his Metropolitan debutas the fascinating swaggering hero of romance, D'Artagnan.\u201d Mr.Cazgeneuve will appear at the, Academy of Music for four nights, commencing Wednesday, November\u201816th, opening in his masterpiece, The Three Guardsmen.Auction Sale.Attention, is directed to the auction sale by A.J.Maxham & Co.Underwriters\u2019 sdle of barque Vidfarne, 525 tons, copper fastened, with spars, maats, standing rig- ing, and as she lies or did lie wrecked at ic.After which the materials brought up, comprising chains, anchors, two suits rials.Sale on Harbor Commissioners\u2019 wharf, Monday, 14th instant, at 11 a.m.Co.'s office, 8t.Peter strest\u2014217 shares of National Bank stuck in lots to suit purchasers.Saleat 2p.m, Special attenbion is directed to the above.A.J.Maxham & Ca., auctioneers.Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Olub.Opening Concert to be held in the Yat 4 pan.freu un presentation of their annual tickets, the Cummitiee, or at the duur of the Hall, an hour before the concert.Nun members 25 cunts.PWRSONAL GOSSIP.General Lord William Seymour and staff arrived in town yesterdsy morning from Halifax and are staying at O\u2019Hare's, the Cape.* + + The complimentary dinner to be given in the Garrison Club this evening by the members of the Club promises to be an event in the history of the Club.Seventyfige members will ait down to dinner, among whom will be Sir Wilfrid Laurie and Major General Hutton, + Lt.-Col.Hodgins, of the G.G.F.G., Ottawa, accompanied by Major Jarvis and Captains Roper and Bates, will arrive in Quebec this afternoon to bid farewell to Lord Aberdeen, the Honorary Colonel of the regiment.They will also wait upon Lord Minto on his arrival and request him to accept the Honorary Celonelcy of the Guards.* % + Seventy-six saloon ngers are booked for the Dominion Line a Labrador, in which Lurd Aberdeen, Lady Aberdeen and party will embark for Liverpool to-day.e full list is as follows :-\u2014His Excel- Jeney, the Farl of Aberdeen, her Excellency, the Countess of Aberdeen, Lady Marjory Gordon, Ottawa ; Miss Allan, Liverpool, Fng.; Dr.John Baker, Halifax, N.S.; Mr.R.F.8.Biddulph, London, Ont.; Mr.Beckett, Quebec, Que.; Mr.Wm.P.Bechervaise, Ballsret, Australia ; Mr.Percy T.Carroll, Mrs.Carroll and infant, Miss Carroll, Master II and Miss Carroll, all of Liverpool, Eng.; Mr.Crawford, Miss Louise Devlin, Montreal, Que.; Mr.G.E.Drummond, Winnipeg, Man.; Miss Dallas, Ottawa, Ont.; ME.Geo, Dumaresq, Jersey, Eng.; Miss Ella Duncan, Detroit, Mich.; Miss Dillon, London, Ont, ; Lord Douglas, Lady Doulas and maid, Miss Douglas and er Éougles sll of Hawich, Eng.; Mr.David Erskine, Ottaws, Ont.; Mr.F.R.Elliott, Minnedoso, .3 Miss Fox, Portage La Prairie, Man.; Miss Gunn, Mr.Germaine, Mrs Germaine, Master Germaine, and Master \u2014 Germaine, all of Ottawa : Mr, ¥.Huntback, Mr.Philippe Hebert, Mrs.Hebert, Miss Blanche Hobert, Mr.Henri Hebert, Miss Ipronne Hebert, Mr.Adrien Hebert, Miss Pauline Hebert and Me.J.D.Hooper, all of Montreal ; Miss Holme, Calgary, N.W.T.; Dr.J.L.Hargrave, Danville, Que.; Miss Hudson, Winnipeg, Man.; Miss Jane Kennedy, Ottaws, Ont.; Miss Kaye, Winnipeg, Man.; Miss Livermore, Ottawa, Ont ; Mr.E.VW.Liversi RN., London, Eng.; Miss MacNider, Montreal, Que.; Mr.R.G.Manifold and Mrs, S.A.Manifold, of San Francisco, Cal.; leen Oldfield, Winnipeg, Man.; Me.Ol lerenshaw and Miss Ollorenshaw burn, Eng.; Misa Jane Ore, Kingston, Ont.; Mr.Hugh Phillipps, Winnipeg, Map.; Mrs Risch, Ottawa, Ont.; Mrs.Rutherford, Toronto, Ont.; Mr.A T.Ritchie, Liverpool, Eng.; Misa A.M.Redpath, Montreal, Que.; Mr.Stewart, | Edinburgh, Scot.; Han.Gertrude Dougbs Tennant aud maid, London, Eng.; Mr.Turner, Mrs.Turner, Master Turner, Miss Turner and Master Turner, of Ottawa, Ont.; Mr.Wyndon Vaughan, St.Paul, Min,; Miss Wisdom, Ottawa, Qot.; Mr.Warrington, Mrs.Warrin, , Mr.Herbert Wallis and Mrs, Wallis, of Montreal, Que.* * #* Itis expected that Lord Minto will arrive to-day about 230 o'clock, and of installation will take place at the Parliament buildings between that the ceremoi our and five in the afternoon.+ + Mr.Honore Petit, M.P.P., is in the city.so.The Princes of Wales has now held her i i i title for thirty-four years and a a of sails, wire rigging, rope and other mate- period which hes only\u201d been\" exceeded by > Augusta, Also suction sale of National Bank stock | the daughter-in-law of George IL, who on Monday afternoon at A.J.Maxham & | was for over thirty-five years Princess of one of her predecessors, vis., Wales.* Sir Wilfrid and Lad J.1.Tarte are at the rontenac.| Hon.R.W.Scott loft Ottawa yesterday for Quebec.The Dominion Line ss Labrador, on M.C.A.Hull on Wednesday, 16th mat.| which Lord Aberdeen and party are bouk- Members vf the Club admitted ed, will moor at the Brenkwater wharf on arrival from Montreal this afternoon, and which can be obtained from the Ladies «f will sail at 6 o'clock this evening fur Liverpool.Canadian Pacific Sundsy trains leave Quebec at 12.25 and 11 p.m.Laurier and Hon.CHEAP WOOLLENS.Very fine CRETONNE, worth 155.to 16c., Teduoed to 120.per yard.CHOICE FLANNELLETTE4J A large stock of Blantete, Comforters, ete.Eiderdown and Flan nellette Wrappers, Night Gowns, asserted colora, elegant trimmings for Ladies and youag Girls.RE Balance of a large lot cf Wrappers, worth 88a.to 75:., vow 50c, only.UNDERWEAR.Children\u2019s Petticoats and Drawers, in Blue, White and Pink Flspuelictte.Knitted Overalls for Ladies, Ladies\u2019 Comaon sod 8 Satin! cri Moirise or t Underskirt.Tae in Winosy and Tighte and Bloomers, v popaise 1 inter wear, » vey lac foc For Gentlemen Only.The coldest Winter may set in, we ste ready.See cur Cloth and Clothing Store, where shelves and show tables are overloaded with the best and cheapest goods.Finest choice of OVERCOATINGS, Pelts 2 Sibrif Cloth, Black and Blue ; very heavy Vicuna Cloth, Moscow Beaver, Fresch Uloëb, German Mixtore, Whitney, etc.À Special Oase Among Many.Sco our 65C.Beaver Cloth, Blue nod Black.Itis a most extraordinary bargin at G50.Magnifcent selection of Ready-Made Oyercosta and Ulaters, at persuasive prices, Don't fail to notice our new LEATHER HORT OVERCOAT, Mackivaw Bisoketlived.Mackinaw lining is also used on other Overcoats.The fioset assortæent in TWEED, SERGE SUITINGS and COATINGS «f all kinds, First-class Tailoring\u2014satisfaction gasrameed \u2014Moderate prices.An slmoet endless variety in Ready-Made Clothing for all ages.Bargaios on several Show Tables sod Countere.All kinds of GLOVES AND MITTS, city driviog and travelling use, elegant warm, Fur Tops, comfortable Jinings.KLONDIKE SBIRTS, in heavy Mites, warmer than Jersey Shirts.\u2018A special wake tor outdoor work, The balance of our FLANNEL SHIRTS, worth $1, $1.25 and $1.50, sells quickly as 693.Don\u2019t mise the opportunity before it ie too late.Owiog to overproduction at the manufac tory, we can sell very good Gents\u2019 Under wear in Pink, Whites sad Grey Wool, werth 450.for 35¢c, caly.MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Sbirts and Cele lars, Neckwear, Suspenders, ete.Best valee for your money.A vice Colored Searf for Youths at ota, only.A visit is solicited to the Boot and Shee Store.Woe sall the elegant and comfortable Ponsco Boot.Bole agents for (he celebrated Lyan Shoe.Samples of Bos Ami Satardays only.Z.PAQUET, 167, 169, 171, 5 St.Joseph Street.- Palms, Ferns, Azaleas, Ete, LARGE IMPORTATION OF EXTRA fine Jarge and small Plants jas received in perfect order.æ for and Soap gives away 5 \u2014ALSO\u2014 Freach, Dutch and Chinese Bulba, For Spring bloom Dafiodük, H inthe, Belin, res Boer Hye sr Out Flowers at all Times.Telephone\u201d :10, W.PENNEY, Marchmont, St.Louis Rced, Quebec.MONEY TO LEND! oF MORTGAGE, ON EASIEST TEEM .Special sox ommodasion for teimbar * ment.commission .Hypothecarg claims bought, Debentares | ht.Adve - ces made on securities of seigneurial rents, {gis Apply CREDIT FONCIER P.©.October 11, 74 Mountain Hill, _\u2014 SÉCSTESVUUAUODE ron NF HOME WORK FSi, We want the servicæsof n rumber 0° 114 lila to do work for us st ume.whole er pace time, Che wark wesend our works Era) quickly and caauy done, an re ut ul by gprcoi pat as Lnirhet,, Pay #77 Si0jer week, For parlloniare vas]y ccamence send ruine Atrl aire.Fuk Pa SUPPLY CO, Box HS, Loxpui, OT.+ THE CHRONICLE.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1898.- 4 New Jackets AT 23 PER CENT.FRENCH Ki WANE à NE NC NC MCD MERE RENE V6 7 NC IN SC NÉ SC ME SNS GREAT REDUCTIONS.To Clear Out the Balance of Our Fali Importations we are Offering Our Stock of REDUCTION ; \u2014\u2014e jf DRESS GOODS.New Fancy Dress Costumes Greatly Reduced.40-Inch Fancy Dress Goocs, : Only 25c.30c., 35e, 40: and 50c.o \u201cDent's\u201d Celebrated Kid Gloves.Ths Noted \u201cFlorence\u201d Best Quality \u2018\u201cIrefousse\u201d Kid Gloves.French Kid Gloves.in New Blues, Greens and Reds.GLOVER, FRY & CO.mc ac AC CSS SC AC as NE AE and Manties FOR CASH ONLY.re RNR E36 v6 K D GLOVES.Kid Gloves.FEE WA FEIEIENCTE IEE » ME SUMAN WW-C LRERE = 0.GAIETY THEATRE.\u2018Week Commencing MONDAY, Nov.7, The Dayne & Fanshawe Stock Company In the Sensational Dramas, The Hand of Fate.Thaee Nights, Monday, Tuesday snd Wedaes day, sud Tuesday Matinee.A FALSE LIFE.On Thersdsy, Friday and Saturday, aad Setarday Matinee.Thursday Matinee, AN AMERICAN BEAUTY.Prices 16, 3% and 35 coats.Matines \u2014Tuesday, Thursday aad Setueday.Prices 10 and 20 coats.TO THE DEPOSITORS \u2014 OF La Banque da Peuple\u2014 RSS PESOSITORS OÙ LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE of the Quebec District are requested 10 assist at a General Mosting of anid Depositors in the CITY HALL, om SATURDAY, the 12ru INSTANT, as 8.90 P.M, totake into comsideration the present state of affairs of this Bank, and the best man- net to protect their mteresta.THO.DUCHAINE, LUUIS DALLAIRE, J.A.MAILLOUX.CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL, Quasso, 11th November, 1898.0 AS TO FACILITATE THE MARCH of the Military Esco:t which will accompany.His Szcollvecy Lor! Minco on his arrival 18 tie city, the citizeas are re-| lly re- to leave Eros the passage on she differset swesta throagh whi escort will pas, an: the Comstables have received orders to this effect.order, CAPT.F.PENNEE, Chie! of Police.8th Battalion Royal Rifles E GUARD OF HONOUR WILL PARade at ome o'clock THIS DAY, at the Drill Hall.Great coats will be wora.By order, G.GIBSONE, Lr., Acting Adjt.The Fast Line of Steamers Wil sadoubtedly comes in time, ae all things come 10 those who wait, bus yoa do not have to wait, Call Up Phone 2409 Ga aud thoir waggon is there.All Table Napery and Bed Linen at 16c.per dosam in lots of 3 dozea, thovoughly clesaed amd wasbed in a superior mauser; Drid, Blued and Iromed giving lustrs and finish to the goods.FRONTENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY, OROWIN STRHEHT.Richelien & Ontario Navigation COMPANY.Quebzc and \u2014 ontreal demo em 4 Saguenay Division.A ee das AD Tomdays sad Matardaye \u2018The lass steamer for this season i Tuesd +3, the 15ch Novenberwill be v L MH MYRAND, Estate Geo.Hough, sq, FOR SALE, 1.The Property, No.160 Ss.Aon stee 3, Upper Tows, private residence, ton roone, heated with hot water, large yard and stables fer 35 horses.Hot and cold wazer ACADEMY of MUSIC.naar | Ford Nights| commencing Wedacdar Matinee November PRICES Matinee ne Te Saturday.25c.=r.Paul 25¢.azeneuve, and suc the yonng Romantic aren Fe Obi) fe & re STOCK CO.166.Ia a Repertoire of Romantic Dramas and Comedies.\u201c= Military Under the Patronge of C.B.,, The 1).0.C and 7th Military Districh, Queen's Own Canadian Hussars, DRILI HAIL, Tuesday.15:h Nov'r, 1898- 1 Physical Drill Bayone: Ble} Teams.2 Sword Exercise, Q 0.CH.3 à-Mile Flat Race.4 Teams-Tag-of-War, 12 Mea.5 Kaights of Malta.6 Wrest ing on Horveback.7 Half-Mile H Marching Order.8 Bioyele Obetacle Race.9 Tzame-Tuz-of-War om Horseback.0 Gremy Pig.11 Foot, Hurdle, Half-Afile, 12 Band Race.13 Cavalry Melse, 14 Victoria Cross.Rasnes o'036 to _Secretazy, Capt.RE, W.Turner, Garrison Club, 12th November.Reserve Seats on sale at B.M.Stocking\u2019s Ticks) Office.Telephone 82 Debts For Sale.OTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT Le Banque du Peuple offers for sale a certain number of Notes and Book Debts due to the Quebec Branches of the Bank.A list of œuch debts is dep sited in the office of Messrs.Drouin, Pelletier & Fiset, Advocates, No.125 St.Pater street, where it can be seen every day from 10 AM.to 5 F.M.\u2018Teaders for the purchase of said notæ and debts will be received on or before the Jixteenth of November instant, at poco The tenders will bave to bo made at » fixed price for the wholn \u2018ist en bloc, and will have to be mailed to the wudersigned, care of Drouin, Pelletier & Fiset, P.O.Box 20), Quebec, by registered letter, endoreed as follows : \u2018\u2019Tender for Banque du Peuple.\u201d An accepted cheque made to tho order of She tadersigued, for an amount equsl to tan per ceat of th amount of each temder, will have to be annexed to such tender, and such tender and wach cheque will be returned if the tender is not accepted.If the tender is accepted and if the tenderer fails to pay the balance cf the purchase price, the amount of the cheque will be forfeited in favor of the Bauk, and the parchseer will not be relieved of his obligation to pay the purchass prics apart of the amount of his cheque.Thare 1s one contested claim in the debte to be sold, this she purchaser will take with the risks snd expense of the Litigation now pea ting.The Bank sells without soy guarantes, not even with the guarantee that the debts nor any of them are dus ; the purchaser taking all the direct or indirect and possible risks.\u2018The Bank does not bind itsell to acceps the highest nor any of the tenders.Quebec, 8th November, 1808, \u201c OVIDE DUFRESNE, TOUR BABY BOY t wesr Dress Shirts, Collars ant s, bat the darling little follow may wear a Hounet aad Des aad should hava these dune up skilled latodrsssss in our Hand Dpir: ment.\u201cPink of Perfection BABY LINEN\u201d Turmed out at the Imperial Laundry, \u201872-74 St.Valier Street.«r Telephone 96 wm F.FELIX.JNO.THOMPSON.THE RIGHT THING To Fancy Stctionery.In the Finest Writing Pada.In Crown Parchment.In Grosvenor Galley Paper.In Royal Academy Paper.In Smooth Parchmeat.In Cream Laid Stationery of all grades.In Scylish Papoteries.In Meau Cards.In Calling Cards.In Cerrespradencr Cardslu Gold Fountains loss, and In tact everything pertiicing to a real first class Scatimery.\u2014AT\u2014 JOHNE.WALSH'S, Bookseller and Stationer, Major-General Hutton, Officers Is too you sa, tae ork in the stables Apply to V.W.LaRUP, N.P., 28 S50.na Sweet.October 10.1398.\u201ca 25 St.John Street, Quebeche Quebec Chronicle, SUBSCRIPTION : (PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ) Daily $3 00 per annum.\u2018Weekly Edition - $1.00 per annum.ADVERTISEMENTS; Ten Cents per line Gres insertion, and Five |- Cents for each subsequent.Advertisements requiring alternate insertions, ch as twice or three tines per week, Eight Cents per line.Comdensed advertisements Ten Ceuts for two inssrtions of twenty words.Special rates for contracts 5n application.TELEFMONE NO.43, QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 12, 1898.What the Victory Means.The full signiticanca of the Republican victory in the United States must, of neceasity, largely add to the present gratification of the McKinley Administration No matter what success the Democrats might have obtained in the Congressional elections, the members of the Administration were sure of their own official postions until after the next Presidential campaign.Beyond this they could be certain of nothing.Their opponents have made great gains, though they have not attained that measure of success for which they had hoped.\u2018They have failed to secure thé control of the House of Represeutatives, possession of which they claimed on election night, and their opponents will have made such substantial gains in ths national Senste by the time that the newly elected State Legislatures will have chosen their nominees, that their policy will nolonger be at the mercy of a littie band of Populists and Silver Republicans, which has had it in its power in the past to im- pedethe work of the Goverument, by forming a combination against it with the Democratic minority.In the new Congross, the Republican majority in the Senate will be sixteen ina House of ninety members.In the House of Representatives the Democrats have gained some strength, but even there the Administration claims a majority of nineteen.Fur the business interests of the American nation the result of the recont conflict should prove particularly gratifying.It is the victory of sound money.Though the next President should be a Silverite,\u2014and there is certainly nothing in the result of Tuesday\u2019s voting to indicate thit he will be anything but a sound money man,\u2014and though he surround himself with an Ad ministration drawn from the ravks of the Silver Men, yet he will be unable, with Congress as it is now conatituted, to interfere with the sound money policy of the country.Herein lies the chief significance of the late Republican victory, and in the revival of business which the sound money men of the United States look forward to in consequence, the people of Canada may not unreasonably hope to share.The Parry Sound Route.The Council of the Quebec Board of Trade, at its last session, decided to draw the attention of both Federal and Provincial Governments to the fact that the work of construction on the Great Northern Railway has been entirely suspended for over s year, and that no progress whatever is now being made with an enterprise justly regarded by all citizens of Quebec as the must important ever undertaken in the interest of the trade of our port and city.To say that our people are disappointed at this state of affairs does not describe the painful impression crested by the fact that the traffic of Parry Sound is now tiking the direction of Boston and Montreal for wast of an outlet, which the construction of a short link of railway would give it, to Quebec.The volume of trade which has come from Chicago and Dalath, during the present season, over the new route from Parry Sound, has exceeded all anticipations, being reported to be about twenty-five thourand car loads, a very large Ggure for the first year's operations.Much of this has gone to Boston for shipment, and the balance, for want of a rail outlet to a Canadian port, has had to be transhipped at Coteau, and brought in barges thence to Montresl.The all rail route to Quebec, which Sir Wilfrid Laurier promised us, at.the Chateau Frontenac two years ago, would remedy this anomaly and give this great trade economical transit by the Canadian route.We do not know who is to blame for our disappointment in his matter.Some say it is the fault of both Governments, in not having fulfilled their pledges to the Company.Others blame the gentlemen connected with the enterprise for want of courage.It is to be hoped that the Board of Trade enquiry will discover both the cause and the remedy and that, while the Premier is in the city, he will be induced to remove any doubts that may be entertained as to the intention of the Guvernment.À little newspaper war has arisen out of the reflection some Ontariu ladies, assombied ina W.C.T.U, meeting at Ottawa, cast upon this Province on the score of illiteracy.The ladies live in a Province where the lowness of the birth rate is causing alarm.They probably know that infants up to a certain age are very illiterate, snd that consequently the higher the birth rate the more thers are in the community that cannot read and write.The good people of Ontario may be very weli educated, but they will never completely abolish illiteracy until everybody therv 18 grown up.In the meantime those who are clined to cast reflections on the educational progress of Quebec, might do wall to ask if there is any other people in the new world where the proportion of thuse who know two languages is so large as in this Province.An education in Quebec calls for a practical knowledge of two languages, not à mere smattering.On snd after Christmas day, the Canadian Government wil! charge fifty per cent niore to carry a letter from one neighboring Post Office to another in this country than to deliver it in India, Australia or Africa.Mr.Muluck's Christmas box to Caundiaus consists in boxiny their enrs.Sir Richard Cartwright has published in Is last quarterly report :\u2014*Rules for the Testing of Yarus.\u201d The information would have been more valuable had it reached us about the time the war despatches were coming in.ENGLAND'S FLOATING OCEAN MONSTERS.Comparison of Her Fleet with that of France.London, Nov, 3.\u2014 There is little to | that we possess.They carry quick-firing choose butween the best battleships and | batteries, and sit upon the water like cruisers uf England and France.Our ad.| swans.The Astrea and Thetis are older, vantage lies chiofly in.our great numerical and are ordered home, but are waiting at superiority.Since 1889 we have built or Gibraltar for the clouds to roll by.Their commenced thirty-six large battleships speed ntsen isnot, at service draught, against the French twelve large and four much over 17 knots, and they are worse sinall.This, of course, is because England armed than French cruisers of their size.has to equal the strength of the next two | The Scylla, Rainbow and Thetis are navies.We could wish that the standard good steamers, but terrible coal-consum- was even higher.It should also be under- ers ;.the Rainbow is in reserve at Maltastood by Englishmen that a war with Of the last three little need be said, except France, should such unhappily come, will that they are old ships and slow.be no *\u2018walk-over\u201d onour part.Wemust | We have in the Mediterranean two look for an uninterrupted succession of freak shipe\u2014the Polyphemus, a cigar-shap- victories, auch as our last naval war oq torpeduram, almost entirely submerg- brought us.Yet I do not believe thatthe ed, aud though old, capable of serious strength and determination of the national work ; and the Vulcan, à large and fast resolve will be shaken by the prospect of cruiser, fitted to carry six second-class tor- an arduous struggle.We had better know pedo boats.She has also lathes and forges the truth.In the Mediterranean England for executin ship repairs.In fact, she is maintains in her active fleat ten battleships 5 most useful vessel for squadron purposes.Illustrious, Cwmsar, Hood, Royal Oak, The British to flotilla in the Mediyal Sovereign, Empress of India, Ra- 0 Britis redo fot 1a the boats millies, Revenge, Anson and Camper- ; terranens te poe Coden\u2019 toroede down).They are of three different types.pod ven ol Toy be ot % d OE ond plane The firat two are Majestics, that is to say, y ANC & Humber of - ç : boats.The destroyers are the pick of the the most up-to-date class of battleship now lot.Th lac] iso with the fleet dy or ici say Navy Thy Le or ci ih she on the most modern , wire-wound, firing e m - ] Band have s Bh fleet is without question the so called smokeless powder, and have all their pow- Channel \u201cSquad b La oot\u201d ick-fi i 3 nnel ** ron\u201d \u2014 why not a * ; erful quick-firers behind good armour.es no a UE fed eight of the They have large coal supply and great sea- A as © i keeping capability.Arhidehips ia a large best battleships afloat (Majestic, Magnifiarmoured citadel, rising twelve feot out of cent, Mars, Prince George, Jupiter, Hanthe water, such as the best French ships nibsl, Repulse, Resolution).The first six lack.-But in exchange fur this the ends are of the well-known Majestic class, al- of the vessels are left quite unprotected.ready described, identical in all respects\u2014 French criticism fastens on this point as a similar in manœuvring qualities, srmament and protection, and each equipped with great weakness, and, since in our newest ships the belt is being carried to the very four submerged torpedo tubes.The other two are Royal Sovereigns, of the same iti itici bl, a.criticism has probably t as six of the Mediterranean battle- Ins, these two British ships are a ° Ships, and each has two submorged tubes.little inferior to five of the French Medi- - The fleet carries these guns : twenty-four terranean battleships.Whether they would 12-in., eight 134-in., snd ninety-two 6-inbe act slower in service isa point quick-tirers.\u201c+ uall which only prolonged tests can decide.Probably they would be, as the French ships have water-tube boilers and much higher engine-power.older Royal Sovereign class.They are, however, very good ships, heavily arm and strongly protected, and they are stable and sea-keeping.They are slower than the above two,and only four of their quick- firers are completely protected.The heavy guns have the disadvantage of using non- smokeless powder, unless changes have been very recently made.The quizk-firers, of course, are supplied with cordite ammunition.There is a thick narrow belt of armour on tho water-line for about two- thirds the length, and above that thin armour.The ends are unprotected.All the six ave identical, with this exception, that the Hood has turrets instead of barbettes for her big guns.Their turning circles, speed aud armament are the same, which greatly enhances their power when anceuvring together in a squadron.The Anson and Camperdown are much older ships of a very inferior pattern.They have little armour, and their quick-firers are quite unprotected.Their builers, too, are old, aud it is an op m question whether they would stand much hard work at sea.They are not, however, inferior in most respects to the three French battleships of the Magenta class.Their re-armament is now under consideration.Altogether these ten ships mount the following guns : \u2014 Forty-eight 1340: { broach-loaders.§ WED: Eighty-four Gin.quick-firers., 100-lb.Twelve &in.converted quick-firers.100-1b.« An element of superiority not to be overlook in closa action is the type of submerged torpedo tube supplied to British ships.This is better than the tubes found in any foreign ship as yet completed.The British squadron has twenty submerged tubes fo the French ten.The coast defence ships Rupert and Orion, in reserve at Gibraltar and Malta, are of little value for and beyond harbour defence.They are not sesgoing, and the Orion has old muzzle-loaders, which are thoroughly out-of-date to-day.They are robably only meant to supplement the and defences at our two coaling stations.They will be re-inforced by the Devastation in a few days.The cruiser division of our Mediterranean fleet is thirteen strong, (Gibraltar, Hawke, Venus, Dido, Isis, Forte, Astrea, Thetis, Scylls, Rainbow, Surprise, Fearless, Scout).The first two are fast and powerful ships, without, however, any side armour, except small patches on four of their quick-firers.The next three are large new ships, lightly armed.At sea they are about the niost graceful vessels Adele Aus der Ohe.A lovely woman, a brilliant mality and a virtuosn of incomparable attainments is Miss Adele Aus der Ohe, whom, thanks tothe energetic initiative of the Quebec Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Clnb, Quebec will have the pleasure of hearing at the Academy of Music on the 23rd inst.This great artist among the great ones, is a pupil of the world-famed virtuoso, Hans Von Bulow, and, subsequently, of the frost disciple of Weimar, Franz Lists isa Aus der Obe is visiting the American Continent, after s most successful tour of Europe, through which ashe has performed in the leading cities, Berlin, Puris, Brussels, Vienna, Buda-Pesth, etc., etc., carrying her audievc-s with her by her wonderful technical ability and, especially, b: the exquisite elegance and charm wit 1250-1, shot.850-1h, \u20184 ters.A critic; writes of her :\u2014\u201c\u2018Indeed one cannot say too much about Miss Aus der Ohe's playing.It is simply grest playing ; great in technic, great in force of temperament, great in charm.Lt is the fine, natural expression of a fine and commanding personality.\u201d Besides being s wonderful virtuoso, Miss Adele Aus der Ohe is a lovely woman, charming in every way, and of the most refined education ; ia one word, she is a complete artist.A Montreal Suicide._ ontreal, Nov.11\u2014Mrs.George Smith, a widow of 58 years of age, living at 2240 St.Catherine street, was found hanging from a corner of the rear verandah this morning.The deceased had suffered much of lata from insomnia and it is feared that that unhinged her mind.Ak your Dealer to obtain full particulars lor you.F.C.CALVERT & 00, Manchester, \u2018The next six British ships are of the : which she renders the works of the mas- | t The cruiser division of the Channel fleet 'is weak.It includes the Blenheim, Arrogant, Furious, and Pelorus, and is short! to be reinforced by the Diadem.All these ships have a sea-speed of 19 knots .or more, and the Arrogant and Pelorus are built and armoured on the bows to act asrams.No torpedo craft are attached to the fleet, but it is understood that six or eight would be sent out from home, in the | of war, to einforoe it.lly a The Channel ron is really à flyi squadron of great strength and Tacbility: i In the unhappy event of war it would probably enter the Mediterranean.It is now at Arosa Bay, but leaves to-day (October 29) for Gibraltar, where it will remain over a fortnight, At home we have three categories of shi 1) ships partially or fully manned, acting as coastguard or Portguard ships, special service ships, or in the destroyer otillas at the three great naval ports.2 Ships in the A reserve, nominally ready or sea at forty-eight hours\u2019 notice.(3) not be ready without some delsy.We may take (I) as of the most immediate importance, though with time the ships in (2) and (3) \u2018would be available.pat comraiasi A we have at home trelre tleshi; Ni rafalgar, Sans i Howe, Rodney, Benbow, Collingwood, Colossus, Thunderer, Conquerer, Hero, Alexandra).They are terribly scattered all over our coast\u2014one at Berehaven, one at Queenstown, one at Milford, and so on.But some steps have been taken to concentrate them, the Rodney and Benbow having been ordered south from the Clyde and Forth.We should perhaps have liked to have seen the squadron at sea engaged in manœuvres and target practice.We cannot be too strong anywhere in this fateful hour.All these twelve ships are of antijuated pattern with the exception of the N de and rafalgar, and all use non-smokeless powder in their big guns.Most of them are open to the same criticism which has been passed upon the Anson and Camperdownut they are as good as, or better than, the French ships in the Channel, barring the powder question.There are four cruisers, several torpedo gunboats, and eighteen destroyers available and in commission, besides three or four new cruisers which are undergoing trials of various kinds, In the A reserve, according to the latest lists, are eleven ironclads\u2014all but three of low efficiency and saddled with out-of-date armaments\u2014seventeen cruisers, three torpedo gunboats, and sixteen destroyers.Behind these again are many modern cruisers, some obmolete battleships and torpedo craft, and fifteen or twenty more destroyers.When Baby Had Scald Head\u2014 When Mother Had Salt Rheum \u2014 Wheu Father Had Piles Dr, Aguew's Ointment gave the quickest relief aud surest cure.hese are gems of truth picked from testimony which ie given every day to this greatest of healers.It has never been [matched in curative qualities io any and every kind of okin disssas\u2014eczema, totter, thin eruptions, blind, bleeding, itch ing or uloerating piles, scsids, buros, old sores, ete,, etc.\u2014and it's 35 cents a box.A Leclerc & Co, S.J.SHAW & C1, 18 8t.John Street, Upper Town, 87 Sous-le-Fort Street, Lower Towr.HALL STOVES |! Danes, Jewel, Oaks.COOKING: STOVES \u2014 AND \u2014 RANGES.Are FIRE IRONS, supplied BRASS FENDERS, in varièus (COAT, HODS & VASES qualities purposes.FURNISHING! Pure, Antiseptique, Emollient \u2014AND-\u2014 Builders Hardware.Upper Town 673.February 12, 1998, so-mt-Fm.Teiopliones { Lower Town 44.Ships in the other reserves, which could | 65: x.SI ONE PRICE ONLY.F.Simard & Cio., 137 SC.Joseph St., St.Rock's, Quebec, SEASONABLE GOODS! Boys\u2019 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\u2019 Reefer Coats \u2014Io bevy serge at 8215, $2.48, in heavy nap cloth, only $2 63, 82 78, $2.93.B Ulater Coats \u2014In heavy friese Pres for $4 48, $1.75, $4.98.Bianket Coats\u2014Fur boys, all sises, unlity material and well made, at .48, $4 78 1 Boys\u2019 Winter Sulte\u2014In geod strosg Toeodn perfect fitting, only $2 38, $2.48, $2.68 snd $2.98.Dress Stuffe\u2014A large variety in all the Istest materiala; we are selling them at very low prices, 240., 293., 38ec., 453, 650., 2 Dress Skirts In Serge, st 8360 and $4 10, io Black Figured Broche, at $3 78 and $3.68, and Black Watered, only $4 78, all 4 yards wide, Fancy 8ilks\u2014For Blouses, large range of patterns, only 88a., 80c,, 852., ¥8¢., $1.10.Trimmed Felt Hats\u2014For sdiss and children, tor 5%a., 780., 950., $1.25, $1.85, Velltinge\u2014In Plain Note, Fancy Nets, and Spotied Neta, all kinds to selcot from.Corseta\u2014 We keep tbe olebrated D.& A, P.N., P.D.aod Crompton at all prices.Eider Down Quilts\u2014Spleadid value, large size, only $3.98.ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH SIMONS & MINGUY SUCCESSORS TO Simons & Foulds, 20 Fabrique Street QUEBBO GENTS' AND BOYS.ALL SORTS AND SIZES OF wWOOL UNDERWEAR Wm SOOKS OF ALL KINDS.OUR SPECIAL WHITE DICKEYS To bs Worn with Flannel Shirts, A GREAT VARIETY OF LINED AND UNLINED GLOVES.vr.ALBO., A SPECIAL LINE OF Ready-Made Pur Lined Mantles, At Very Low Prices, BEDARD & PAPILLON, Hermniorons BL00K, 358 JOHN STREET.Anthracite Coals ! GRATE, BGG, STOVE, AND CHBSTNUT SIZES.RED ASH, LACKAWANNA, WILK¢SBARRE, Bto., THOROUGHLY SOREBNED.LOWEST PRICES! JOS.GINGRAS, 20 ST.JAMES STREET.TELEPHONE Bu, October 13, 1898, Am MARD & CIE.BEAUTIFUL SHOWING .Ladies\u2019 Newest Style Cloth Jackets, Ladies\u2019 Nowest Style Jackets, LADIES\u2019 ar IN AUTUMN STYLES © Of Ladies Jackets.' New Fronts, New Sleeves, in Black, Navy and Green, worth $7.00, for $3.75 fn Fancy Cloib, Velvet Collar, richly etrapped, worth $11.00, for .$9.00 SI LE W.AISTS.SILK WAISTS, of Black Taffeta Silk, Tucked Fronts aud Collar 45.50 TELEPHONE 3157.Gr.MR.Ronfrevr oo Co.Furriers to the Queen.33 & 37 Bunde St, Upper Town.The Chinic Hardware Co, \u2018Steel Ranges Kitchen Stoves, Of tha Celebrated McClary Make.All Guaranteed.HALL STOVES, iscludiog RED CROSS SIGNALS.OAKS, TORTOISES, JEWELS, FRANKLIN GRATES, THE CELEBRATED \u201cNew Prccess\u201d Oil Heaters, PERFECT IN HEATING AND KMIT NO ODOR Our Stock of Kitchenware Ts Complete, und Includes all the Latest Novelties.General, Cabinet and Heavy Hardware, BRANCH STORE, 28 Fabrique Street TELEPHONE 702, JOHN PERRETT, TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.Birds and Animals ARTISTICALLY MOUNTED Ei - = 16 Chapel Street, = SHERBROOKE.= J ns October 6, 189%, ca Ara showing variety of Ladies\u201d Furi EER Rr i Ge ee sstoniion of Tonoaling Rugs, in Mink, Martin, Oser,Raccoos, eta.Overcoatings.Overcoatings, $16.00 Overcoatings, $18.00 Overcoatings, $20.00 HOO MZOIT OVERCOATINGS, $22.00, $24.00, $26.00, 828, 830.| Th© Best Skill, OOME AND SEE THEM AT Toe Bont Machinery, the Boss Sewch.DARLINGTON'S, | LEASE mato OPPOSITE POST OFFIOP.TELEPBONE 666.; Pfeiffer's Steam Laundry, AREY PILSSIEUE a 4 ot matt se August 20, 1396.TATIONERY ECRETARIES, ETC.NOVELTIES | NOVELTIES ! CHIEN D'OR DEPOT, OPPOSITE POST OFPICR.Bisque {Tea Jewel Boxes {Strainers 1 These Jewel Boxes are reck.4 We have an interesting collec- oned among the best novelties y tion of Sterling Silver Tea Strainfor the Holiday Seas n, they are jj ers with Ebony Handles, in useful, pretty, and inexpensive, Y Louis XV, colonial and other the prices range irom $1.50 to À designs $15.00.They are the handsomest and This line of goxds will sell À best finishei goods obtainable, rapidly for Christm s Presents.À and are much superior to last An early selection is advisable.seazon\u2019s productions.G.SEIFERT, {G.SEIFERT, TRWHELLER, WELLER, 84 FABRIQUE STREET, 84 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite the Oity Hall! Opposite the City Halla MENENEHENSRE NE\u2014 NE NC-C NC NC E BLIP INVER ARC I 4 {About jRings, etc, Tables, À There is an almost endless dre o Rings, Pred from a y Riog, for $1.00, to the Bronzes, X50 Cluster Ring, costing Lamps, Statues, Our Fall Stock of Decorative 1290.Art Goods has arrived and comprises many new and beautiful designs in Vases, Lamps, Onyx Top Tables, Statuary and Bronzes, \u20ac Opposite the Ciry Hall 2 \u2019 \u2018 45 \u2018There are come very desirable 2 In Pins, we have some ve exquisite designs in Whole Pear\u2019s and Diamonds.Our new Pendants and rooches are the richest and most elegant Gems in Jewellery, they cannot easily be described, ornaments at very moderate ; we will be very glad of an op- prices.& portunity to show them to our J customers.X G.SEIFERT JG.SEIFERT, JEWELLER,\u2018 Fd JRWELLER, 8 FABRIQUE STREET, % % FABRIQUE STREEI Opyotite the City Hal FAVORABLE STATEMENT Issued by the Montreal Bank Yesterday.A LARGER BALANCE FORWARD.BANK OF MONTREAL'S STATEMENT Montreal, Nov.11\u2014According to the large Back of Montreal's statement eue today, the balance of profit and loss carried forward is $961,328 21, against $952.£10.07 carried forward on April 30, 1898, This is after deducting the id out in dividends on December lat.met protits ofthe back for the half year eudiog October 31st were $629,118.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Moatreal, Nov.11\u2014The ante-election Guildhall banquet activity and strength of the stock markets was continued to-day.All securities were strong, though there were none of the sensational advances which characterized the previous day.Tervnto Rails made the advance, ing to 1} above the c of yesterday.New Yorkand London were strong.Now York advices indicated that the brokers looked upon the silver question as dead and baried asa result of the sleo- tions.\u201c\u2018If the heavy security purchases of the last two days msy bo accepted as a fair criterion,\u201d says the New York Commercial Advertiser, \u2018\u2018foreigmers are to increase their corporate Investments im this esuntry.But now, as for some time the money market is taxed in order to defer the settlement of these two forms of foreign debt, becausa its facilities of credit are gronter than those of the markets abroad.\u201d The critical problem which, ugder these tirtumstances, seems likely to confront the local market in the not distant future is whether the foreign demand en be met when the pressure from lative borrowers at home has once more keen and when the accumulation i | 000 to be of active slocks in yesterday's movement iwore the bigheat.This was notably the esse with the Grangers, the Northern Pacific and the leading Southern railroads.The public's enthusiasm had apparently induced it to place large orders to buy stock at the opening of the market.The foresight of large operators in making the opening level of the market a high one, was thus justified and they fed the eager demand of outsiders quite freely.The demand was, in fact, so eager and in such volume that prices were fairly well maintained io the first hour, but in spite of the violent activity of the market it soon became evident that the supply of stocks wus fully equal to the demand.Room traders detected evidences of realizing by large interests and commenced to sell the market with quite a marked effect on the Grangers.This had the effect of checking the activity aud the market fell into dullness until it received renewed impetus from the strength of special stocks.The shorts in sugar became nervous, as a result of high loaning rate for the stock, and covered some heavy lined, raising the price to 2§.Union Pacific orred was pushed up to 69}, and People\u2019s Gas above 107.Prices generally rose to near the best again in sympathy with this movement, sud invited renewed buying for outside account through the com ion But the level was not maintained iu the last hour when call money was marked up to 2} per cent aud prices feil away throug- out the list.Karliergains were practically wiped out onGrangers, the Pacitios, except Union Pacific preferred, the southern stocks and many specialties, includi: Federal steel.Atchison preferred, whi was again the leader of the market, showed more substantial opposition to the decline than many other stocks.Dealing in all the Atchison securities was on an enormous scale and was accompanied by reports of an early entry into the directory of a financial interest, largely dominant in Rock Island.There was an unexplained advance of 2} pointain Central Pacific, which ! ae not improbably connected withthe co n- cident strengh of Union Pacific preferred.Pacific Mail also advanced notably on account of the increased earnings.The de- THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1898.sylvania at to 24c; Western, fresh at 23c ; Southern at 194c to 20}.Rosin, quiet.Turpentine, dull\u201d Molasses, steady.Pig icon, quiet; Southern at 89.75 to $11.25 ; Northern at $10.00 to 811.75.Copper, firmer ; Brokers at 124 ; exchange, at $12.80 to $12.87}.Lead, ensier.Brokers, at $3.50 ; exchange at $3.70 to $3.75.Tin, dull and easier ; straits at $18.15 to 18.25 ; plates steady ; Spelter quiet ; domestic at $5.15 to \u201c5.Coifee\u2014 Options closed steady, with prices five ints lower ; sales, 23,500 bags, including TURRET ORIEF ASHORE, Lord Stanley Sent to Her Assistance.THE WESTMEATHS CARGO.OCEAN ARRIVALS, Nov 11\u2014 \u2019 SS Tryg, at New York from Montrealat 85.85 to $5.90; June, at $6.96- Sept, at $6.06 to $6.10; Oct, at $8.10 to 9615 Spot coffee\u2014 Spot Rio, firm and fairly active ; No 7 invoice, at 6}c; No 7 jobbing, at 6c; mild, very steady.Cordova, at 8c te 15c ; uales, 400 bags Maracaibo ; 200 bags Savanilla ; 200 bags Mexican ; 100 bags Central American.Sugar\u2014Raw, strong and higher ; fair refining, 3 13-166 to 34e ; centrifugal, 96 test, at 4jc ; molasses sugar, at 3 9-16¢ to 33c.Sales liberal at the advance, but details withheld.Retined firm but quiet.CHICAGO GRAIN AND PURK.Chicago, Nov 11~The following sre the a ay Jeet and closing prices in MOST FAVORALE SHOWING.New York, Nov.11\u2014R.G, Dun &Co's weekly review of trade, to-morrow, will say :\u2014*\u2018The country has safely passed the trial of \u2018off year\u2019 elections, which for 40 years have always shown a tendency to a change of policy, but this year has entrenched sound money behind a majority impreguable for at least four years in the ec, at $5.40 to 85.45 ; Jan, at $5656 ; March, at 85.75; April, at $5.80 ; May, SS Parisian, at Moville from Montreal.88 Britannic, at Liverpool from New York.SS Argonin, at Queenstown from Phila delphia.88 Etruria, st Queenstown from New York 88 Ems, at Genoa from New York.8S Mongolian, at New York from Glasgow.88 Fuerat Bismarck, at New York from Hamburg.8S 8t Louis, at New York from Bouthampton.ALLAN LINE.88 Grecian, Capt Nunan, from Glasgow, arrived up at 4 p m, yesterday, and went to the Company\u2019s wharf to discharge Quebec cargo.She left for Montreal at 6 pm.TURRET CHIEF ASHORE, St.Francois, Mont., Nov.11\u2014During » heavy gale and snow-stotm the stesmer Turret Chief, Captain Horsfall, Pilot Lachance, from Sydney to Montreal, dragged her anchors and went ashore last night About nue mile above Berthier wharf, and is reported to be in « dangerous position.The storm still continues.ASSISTANCE SENT.Information to the above effect having reached the city yesterday, tho wrecking steamer Lord Stanley, with pumpe an appliances, left to the vessel's assistance.The Turret Chief, after discharging her cargo in the Basin, left the day before yes- te for Newport News light.lt is hoped that the Lord Stanley will be able to pull ber off, INWARD BOUND.Father Point, Nov.11\u2014A strong gale from the north-esst, accompanied by snow and heavy ses, raged from four this morning until four this evening.To-night is AUCTION SALE.BY C.R.GRENIER & CIE.In the matter of P.C.D\u2019'AUTRUIL & CIE, Grand Unioa Clothing Co , Quebec, Insolvents, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT on Friday, November 18th, 1898, As 11 O'clock AM, will be sold at auction, at so much in the dollar, the aasets of this estate, as follows : A\u2014Stock in trade, Ready Made Clothing and Gents\u2019 Furnishings.$11,696.33 Swre Fixtures.436.35 - $12,032.68 B\u2014Book Debta.0100000 50 00 C\u2014Rent of store to 10% May, 1808.The sale will be made for each iter en bloc st »o much in the dollar, The inventory and a List of Book Debts are at our office.Terms :\u2014Cash.Ahe.stock may beexamined as the Insolvents* store, 124 8b.Voseph street, Quebec, on 17th November instant.The sale will take place at our office, 44 Dalhousie atrees.PARADIS & JOBIN, Public Accountants.+ 44 Dalhousie street, icheliea & Ont.Nav.Co.Building.Office Ricl Chishester\u2019e l'agtish Diamend Brand.EL PILLS Genuine.in stumpe Fe Satellef far Cntlémier Chemical Ca, Madteon Bquare, Wavy oil Lecns Dregrise, AT A PHILA EA VAS mts Quebec Bank.OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Dividend of Three Per Cent.upon the paid-up Oapital Stock of this Inetitation, bas been declared for the current balf year, and that tbe same will be payable at its Banking leviare, teri Padicn,\u201d in triter, dy rotarm Tesumeninis.Nains Paper.AUCTION SALES.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO UNDERWRITERS\u2019 SALE \u2014_\u2014 OF \u2014 Barqua *'Vidfarne,\u201d 5325 Tons, OPPKR FASTENED, WITH SPARS, Masta, Standing Higring, snd as she lie or did lie wrecked at Bic\u2014\u2014 AFTRR WHICH \u2014\u2014 The Materials brought up comprising Chains, Anchors, 2 Suits of Sails, Wire Rigging, Rope and other materials.Ssle on Harber Commissioners\u2019 Wharf, MONDAY, 14th instant, as 11 A.MA, J.MAXHAM & CO, \u2019 Auctioneers, By A.J.Maxham & Co, at Their Office - Banque Nationale Stock.ALE ON MONDAY, 14s NOVEMBER, at the Office of A.J.Maxham & Co., St, Peter Street, of 217 SHARES BANQUE NATIONALE STOCK, inlots to œuit per.chasers.- Bale as 2 P.MA J.MAXHANM & CO.A&B.ALLA 1898.Summer Arrangements 1898 Montreal and Liverpool Service IT EEE NI\\' SYSTEM TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS AT 7.80, A.M., 1240 P.M, 930 PM Thanksgiving Day, November 24th, Return Tickets will be issued as follows : Single First Class Fare Betwoon sll Stations in Canada, and Stations in Canads to snd from Detroit and Port Huon, Mich.From all rations if Canrda to Suspemaion Bru Ni Black Rock, and Buffalo, NY.fazars Falls Tickets good going by all trains Nov.23ed and 24th, and good returning from destination not later than November 28th, 1898.U.8, Customs officer at Levis and Quebec to cord and seal buggage going to U.8.points.For tickets.reservation of space in and rates apply to any G.T.R.Agent, or City Ticket Offices, 6& Du Fort Street, Adjoining Post Office iN ric Jf Neal Landi id 264 5¢ Joseph Stress.DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVIOK 1898, VIA BOSTON.From Liverpool., Steamerfee 20 ANADA.EY November $ 'NzwEsa December 8 And every alternate Thursday thereafter.From Boston, FROM QUEBEC WEEK DAYS 840-AM., 110 P.M, sad 11.00 P.M.SUNDAYS 1225 snd 11 P.M THANKSGIVING DY | Thursday, Nov.24th, 1808.Round Trip Tickets Will be Sold at SINGLE FARE \u20140N \u2014 November 2ôrd aad 24th, \u2014- GIOD FOR \u2014 Return Until Nov.28 h, 1888.U.8.Customs officer at Station to cord and vel to U.8.pointa.For fall information, F Parlor aad Sleeping Car accommodation to Puosz 94.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.14 Buade Street, Opposite Poss Office, and Palais Station.FTER MONDAY, OCTOBER , 1898, Trans will ran to and from St.Andrew Strewt Terminus, Quebec, as fol, N AND A 3rd, lows: Leave Quebec 7.80 A.M.For Roberval and Chicoutiwrl, Tuesday snd Thursdsy.(With Parler Car for Roberval on Tuesday), 7.80 AM.For Grand More, daily excep Bunday.4,16 P.M.For Si.Raymond daily escopt Sands) 8.80 PM For Roberval snd Chisoutimi, Saturday only (with Sleeping Car for Chicoutimi), Arrive at Quebec 8.80 AM.From St.Raymond, daily ex 2 : ; .+ ù i \u2014_\u2014 Sandeyand has retained a working | clesr, with a light north-east wind blow- | House in this City, and at its Branches, on b The closing prices at the Stock Exchange | majority fur sound money in the House ing.88 Norwegian inward, 1.45 p.m, A | and after Thursday, the First day of December Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool sega Fr cicotey aad Frayfor though some momabers classed as | Black Diamond steamer passed inward at ext ur rom the = IAN.12 Nov i, Nem zl Steamers lon From s4oPM From Grand Mare, à ly exoeps = Republicans are for silver, as many classed | noon.Transfer Books wi closed from 3 Nov.Lavemwruan.UT IE | Léverpooi, fontroal.ay and Sunday.T {as Democrats are for the gold andard, S8 Scotsman will pass inward at mid- | 6h to the 30h November nexs, both days in- | | éfontres!l and London Service.lu ins \"al 10.10 P.M.From Grad Mere, Saturday § | Other business conditions ave not Jess fav.| night.BS Hurona will pass inward sbout | dusive.From | Suams From Monéreni 19 0rrouax (O8 Ce ST cols ; i 3 ips.\u201c\u201c *Dontsion.ov.25e & | orable, and with lsbor questions causing | 23.m.Sunday, and ss Merrimac will pass | By ceder of the Board of Directors.Len | ® ips oa OF About « miLeseapon.| = 13% 1a] Traic from Quebec will run between Grand no general trouble, with no anxiety about | inward about 7 p.m.Sunday.THOMAS MoDOUGALL, sea hi Torte Nov.3 Soorsman | \u201c 100 * 19 eo aa on Teesdsys, Thurs, 1 money and with heavy crops met by a lai EB General 3 » TRA ean em 8 arked * are fitted with tho latest ; 108 | Ame ican Sagar Retued 1 | forign domand thers a very resto now Clon oho BARGESUNE.big | _Qusbos, 26th October, 1098 Mane.| Moms Viorax.| 13 spot of iris sods | Bscussion tikes to Grand Mere 9 Pate ss n t i t J \u2014 speciall, or carriage of perishable .00 Beconé Claas, 7 279 ; react of the \u20ac Arh also facilitate whaleback barge No big owned by the .Montreal and Giasgow Service.Thighs.Over three hours re Mere ca Saturdayhe sett i ions wi merican Steel Barge Company, parted B nk Î ( ada Prom From Montres Winter Sailings.; .\u2018 - i | Bia pg hens cit | nen, Stier, Sommer, ocd | Tin Bank of Canada, | om.| meen | \"22 | vos (PE 1 472 ] except political uncertainties favored busi- gale of last night and at once drifted ee | : Steamer.| St.Foam | Halifax.ALEX.HARDY Gen.Prt.& Past, Agent, 163 | 159 4 a\" {ness enlargement.The volume of trade | 38ainst the west breakwater.After pound- 5106 |SammixiaM.] 8 November | \u2014\u2014\u2014| \u2014\u2014 | \u2014 \u2014 | October 1800.177} 175 | Canadian Pacific 84 lhas been the test ever krown |ivR against the breakwater fur several DIVIDEND:No, 64.2 \u201c lGnzonsn.\u2026.\u201c Nov 18 |Vascouvræ|Nor 30 Des 1 |\" si in October, ai the grestest ever | hours she finally went to the bottom early A 0 or Hod = Pen 178 | 174 115° | mown in any month except De- | to-day.Bix men, composing the crew of 1898.Winter Arrangements.1890 | Dec x Joomsuan er 52 325 8 8 10880 cember, 1892.record on Novem- | the barge, barely escaped with their lives, N°TLE IS AEREBY GIVEN THAT = 18 | 120\" | Quicaro 2 1208 | berthus far shows clearings, 10.4-per cent | being rescued by the life savers.» dividend at the rate of Bix pee cent per | St.Jobp, Halifax and Liverpool | \u201c4; these Steamers have Superior passage ™ | oe w larger than last year and 9.3 pes cont OARGU OF THE WESTMEATH.annum for the current half year on thy Paid-up Royal Mail Service.fooommodution acidibip noes, Eleetric | = = I EE Toe En | a fr rn | SS i |] mi AFS] | a armani na are 140 | exporte, with 36 Der cent in exports from | ord the abandoned Hambu American | able at he Bank and its Branches on and after | \u2014 \u2014 GOING SOUTH.208, 248 » pe tin expoi Line ss Westmeath.The following are 19 Nov.|Panisias.8 Deo.EXPRESS for 8¢ Francis, je, Bher- Is 11 2 New York last week, while imports showed | some particulars as to the cargo :\u201420 qr | Thursdsy, the first day of December next.3Dec.|Cauvonmax.at * [as * s Rn Ment 2 ry ait te maint Tomato acorn were piling casks, 10 gotaves, 100 green cases Gomera The transfer books will be c'osed from the | 34 * PASIAN.11 Jan.ob ae Quotes (Fer:y) 2.30 PM.\u201ciE am 80, [up at an fnconventent rate, There ws | to A eng or co 10 pls tionure to | 182 10 30th of November, both days inclusive.Portland to Liverpool.ois va B ACOOMMODATION fox Tring Junotion and se\" 18 and m absolutely no anxiety about the | A \"Joseph & Sons.140 Geneva to By order of the Board, From Quebec vorpool via E ; Bberbeooks.Leave Quebec (Ferry) 6.3 158 currency nd the Treasury is only too Pr etelli hoe Cabin.$70.00 sod up, including Railtickes.| PM.\" Leave Levis 7.00 P.Mus strong.) Wen ne pores 5 prod a 5 B E.Letollier.106 pk Genera to E.E.WEBS, Portland.fod Gabia.p05 0 OS » MTÉED_For 84 Francis leave Quebe (Ferry) .; { tel \u2018urner., n .5 ° 20 A.Levis 8.15 Àà 5 are considered it seems quite impossible | cases to N.Rioux & Co.2 Be es fine General Manager Nommiam.\u2026.28 November.a Joey 18 hours, leaving \u2018Quebec after- GOING NORTE.1 Quebec, October 25th 18 \u201c24 0 117} | for the country to meet with serious mone- | ty Uld, Francoour, 11 cases mdue to : 6 noos previous to day of sailing.EXPRESP\u2014From New York, Boston, Sher aus 13 | tary trouble, especially in view of the past Hupfeld, Ludecking & Co.1 case plate 14 January.; .brooke, Megantic, Ft.Fra: cis, and poi 16} | surplus in favor of this country © i 8 : These Steamers have exceptionally good ar South.\u201d Arrive Levis 1.20 F.M.i sor oD aver s counter.ne fase to order.38 cases mdise to the St.Im erial Bank of Canada rr rangements with tbe Railwaye and are - ih.Arrive Levis 1 .ve 81 ures for the first week of November | Frrancuis Railway.6 crates empty bottles ABSA ly adapted for the carrisge of Fine ati Em .3 31) | were®1,645,626in amount, against $3,000,- | 1; Ed.Leyseifier & Co.5,399 cases .$53.50 and upwards, | Fruit, snd all cargo requiring py mpt and are; | © cad Sherbrooke \"From Deance Junction 16} [657 last year, of which $247,314 were | window glass to order.5 cases chicory 2 NN ion voren, | fol handling.Throogh Bills of Luding imaed | Arrive Quebec (Ferry) 790A.M.1\" 141} | manufacturing, against $1,408,056 | to Whitehead & Turner.2 cases guns to ve star \u201cTeka iowned ab reduced raves © ointa, MIXED\u2014From Ta arrive Levis 674 9 | last year ; $1,407,221 were trading, against : ; DIVIDEND No, 47.» : ; PM } ¥ F , 7} | 81 462.656 Ne y hod pete fe the Ya.Doyle.4 casks zine to N.Lemieux \u2014_\u2014 Yor rates, accommodation and all .Arrive Quebec (Ferry) 7.00 P.M.Mri year.ns ; ils.99 iso to , lasgow, Lon otber information, All trai daily, Sund: cepted.Ac 57} | meek were 211 in the United States, against | Ludecking & Co.4 cases crockery to a * Fondonderrs and New fora.APP A CPHERSON, commodation train.from Quevec on Saturday 14] [781 lant your, de oe Canada, amine | Endemain & Churchill.50 bales goat-| Notios is hereby given that a dividend of 68 Dulbons AES, | HBSS coly runs ss fa ne crie Janet coer + ASL year, ue! usin 3 i jour per cent.upon the capital e » From .troot.IOOFDI .\u20ac [and with navigation about closing, Shore skins toorder.16 phan Jello metal » inetliotion bas this day been declated for the | Glasgow | Steamships.|From New York.Puliman Palace Care on Expreas Trains tween ate large shipments of merchandise going | Ainyot & Frere.7 cases chemicals to | c0rrent half-year, and that the same will be | 3 6 0 NEsraSKA 28 October.antares Pompe mone 4 ber 104) | forward to points not reached by rail, | Morrin College in care Prof, McIntyre.6 Be a Be I Doers oer were, |B __|Monaouiax.[11 November.Boston.Through.och oo Express trains OT | tenn tent arsees | cases chemicala to J.E.Livernois.50 |\" The Transfer Books wil ba closed from the RATES OF PASSAGE.eee Curios ofboms ca band at \u201c'35\"\" | favorableconditions and generally satisfac.pkgs CE SE BARCE ASHORE.loth to the 30tb November next, both days | gain.snd Levin where b for United - seti im TEA.olusive.Interm points can be evamined and sealed through at am ad pc collections and cheese showssome im Kincardine, Unt, Nov 11\u2014The stesns By order of the Board, | or destination.Le at 279 vi \u2014\u2014 barge Bannockburn, laden with 70,000 D.R.WILKIE, \u2014_\u2014 Pr - For further information apply to R.Mat 2.9 MONEY AND EXCHANGE.bushels of grain, from Port Arthur for | gw General Manager.The Saloons and Staterooms are in the RL antes: pee STOCKING, City sud District Agent, Quebes 25 Now York, Nov.11-\u2014Ber ver, 0j ;| Kioaion, and Raving» cur of seven | 2 mode port her tee da aaah Sepp alten 8 0 Bal 0, Qi, 34579 | MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET.| Mexican dollars, 47}; silver cerificates; | 100s sohore 5 Mieet fo is por À ho Voi.beng wr he comand of tee pas | QUEDEC Steamship Company | fran GRONDY 5.5.wareS, 2279 \u201c | 604 to 614 bottom, two miles south of this port.+ nt any hour of the night.Music rooms : Gen\u2019 Gen.Fi Ant 24 274 Montreal, Nov.11\u2014Fiour receipts, 6,- London.Nov 11\u2014Gold i oted ab the weather continues favorable no serious od Brooking room on thé promenade deck.LIMITED, hy .\u2018cavenger at 130_] 000 barrels.Market, steady.Flour quots- roe at 127.00: at Lisbon, af | damage is anticipated.A tug is expected Staterooms are bested by AND WEST INDIES ROYAL] = nd tions :\u2014Patent Winter, $3.90 to $4.10; | Ducnos Ayres at 127.00 ; at mn, 88 | from Port Huron to-night to assist her, swam, BERMUDA k - at 1 Patent Spri 60 to 84.80 ; Straight 50.50; at Madrid, at 45; at Rome, at] The vessel went ashore ina heavy snow For further particnisrs apply to MAIL LINES ; y | or: 950070 $5.90 ; Erin, 95,20\" te | 108-06.storm ALLANS RAR & Co ROM PIER 47 NONTH RIVEP, KEW YORK ; : ud $3.40; Saperfue Rd to $2.70; Strong | Berlin, Nov 11\u2014~Exchange on London, NOTES.Lee SAL A rl \u2019 E foo) i Br a Nos de mr Theme per cons] purus from Sydney for Montreal | Talend of Orleans Ferry 8.8.TRINIDAD, Thuredas, 17th November, as ; mo RRS and\u2019 Diet 104$ : per pased upwi yest: - , sem uebec Montmorenc \" 1 - Manitobe Hard, 73e to 77e ; Corn, 38e to | rentes 101 franca, 924 centimes for the ac- .\u201d 40c ; Peas, 66¢ to 68¢; Oats, 206 to 30e ; | count.Exchange of London, 25 francs, | BS Louisburg, witha cargo of coal, ar- Stosmer \u201cORLBANS, Antique, Thomas, 8%.Oroix, Bt.Ki For St.pes, B rol, Be Kites.as 105 .« xy nie Burkey, 1c 1e 480; Rye.So to 87e ; | 354 centimes for checks.rived ap yesterday morning.Capt.BOLDUC,.LE Guadalonpe mice igus, Be.Charlevoix Railway : foi wheat, 48c to ble ; Oatmeal, $1.70 to on, Nov 11\u2014Sugar\u2014OCane firm \u2014 ; sr ovem WINTER TIME TABLE 1808-00 a 810419180; Cornmeal, #0c to $1.00.Pro- | but quiet Java quoted at 121 3d, and SIGNAL SERVICE.N AND AFTER MONDAY, 10ra 00-| \"RCE lebih 85.CARIEEER, Wadostdsy, 1008 November, 27 .wa Keb.84 3073 | visions : Pork, $16.00 to $16.50 ; Lard, [ fair refining at 10s 6d.Bost, somewhat Quebec, Nov 11, 1898, or LE ue as dalle \" OMMENCING AND AFTER M7\" | 74e to She ; Bacon, 10e to 12e ; Hame, 10c | higher, although there were sell ors at quo- | L'Islet\u2014Snow-storm; north-east wind.| P°E mie ISLAND» FROM QUESNG.QUEBEG AND LEVIS FERRY Special Cruises to Bermuda and the Wes | LJ DA, OCTOBEE San, 1806, Traine wil to 1%.Produce :\u2014Cheess, 8)c to 9jc; | tations 9s 9d for November snd 893d | River du Loup\u2014 Blinding enow-sturm ; 8.00 AM, 9.15 A.M.U Indies, taking in Porto Rico and Cuba, smiling | ETWEEN QUEBEC AND ANNE.as 98] | Butter, Townships, I8eto 19c ; Western, | for December.strong gales ; as Druid at the wharf.10.00 AM.11.30 A.M.HE STE RS ON THIS FERRY | from New York, 12th January, 4h, 16tk and 14c to 18c ; Eggs, l4e to 16c.BANE CLEARANCES I Cape Race.Cloudy; south-sas: vind Loo PM, 20 EM lus aoa etorad) weather king | 25th Feb 1899.bears DAT ee \u2014 CLEARA! .nward yesterday, 10 à m, sn Oswester ; - , jaan re KEW YORK MARKETS, Now York, Nov 11-The bank clearing | à m, «4 English King ; 2 p m, #8 Hutons ; 10 p.21, SUNDAY.00 PM WILL LEAVE For il particatars SRE ta 250 AM.1000 rey New York, Nov.11 - Floar receipts, 30,- | totals at 91 cities for the week ended | to-day, 7a m, sa Merrimac.Outward yes- 4.00 P.M.2.30PM IQTBBBO.| LBEVIe.A UR AHERN, Love Ste.Aune.Arrive aù Quebs 901053 | 565 barrels ; exports, 31,700 barrele November 10, as telegraphed to Brad- | terday, 8.30 a m, oneAllen liner.) 4PM.{for GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, A.B.OUTERBEIDGE & 00.=.18 AM 5% \u201c774 1657 | Balas, 12,000 5 quiel and steady.| Sroets, show the total clearances of | Father Point\u2014Cloudy ; gle, northesst | Every holiday, the senor Tl Bal0 000 | ) pp , Privay.New Fock.| 21140 AM.(excopt Saturday) 15.60 EM.4 184] pring wheat brands sbeorbing what litte | #1.254.858.081, à decresse of 6.9 per | wind.Inward, noon, one Black Diamond | from the Diane Le made aù tbe same hours | 7-00 Accommodation | \u20186.80 Express fromisa: | BM.STOCKING 1330 PM.| (Sevarday culy) 1.38 E.M.08105} | demand existed.Rye flour, dull; sales.300 | 01, 8 compared with the sorresponding | steamer; 2p m, a Norwegian.Boon the tripe will bo made « to Richmond.ton, sad I Agen SUNDAYS.\u2018al barrels at $3.00 to 83.40.Buckwheat four, week last year.Outside of New York City | | Metis-\u2014Light fall of snow ; gale, north- se ing » Bu.Joseph going and returning.| P.West, 838s 7.070 TO Leave Quebec.Arrive Ste, Anse SH EH en Sal vey Bars | wn hi Ho or ru | SE EE etre pre STE a \u201c43190 | rive.Buckwheat, frm at 47e to 48c cif | reese O04 Por ce 0 co eng Ps a Blindier | a re Dan 10 the West.| 2.00 Mail from the EN PM $40 PM] \u2018st 160° | New York to arrive.Cornmeal, quiet ; yel- Mo D veal.$16.5.632 wero 83 10 or 65 pe ortheat wi a Ia et Storm i .| 16.00 Mail 3.she Wen.| West, Leave Sts, Anse.\u2018as 1064 | low western at 72c to 73¢ ; city, at 74c | Montreal, $16.095,632, an increase of 6.5 | strong north-east wind.Inward, 1.30 p m, RAILNAYZSYSTER 5.00 A.M.7.00 A.M4 \u2018as156 | to 75c; brandy wine, at $3.10 to $2.15.| Per oont; Toronto, $9,169,304 ; Win- | ss Cape Breton ; 2.30 p m, ss Scotaman.TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.CAMADIANCCOVERNMENT , 1140 A P.1 oak: No?western, at 834c, cif Buf.| Dipeg, $2,648,480, a decreate of 25.9 per ; Quinine Tablet 0] 44 AM 400 BM 840 BMY Blow 58¢ to bBo, fob afloat and to arrive.| cont ; Halifax, 81,271,472, a decrease of SAILED FOR CANADA.Take Te the momay if it fails 10 Cure | 6.30 Accommodation | 615 À in | Ÿ BETWEEN QUEBEC AND 8T.JOACH Tex REACTION IN STOCKS.State rye at cif New York |14.6per cent; Hamilton, 8726468, S © Glasgow, Nov 10 do Montreal agp \"om Re du Loop | \u201cVA ° Leave Quebec, Arrive Bt.Joachim vening Post\u2019s fmencial from steady ; i .; Corean, (e), \u2014\u2014, Glaago: 630 Accommodati Accommodation ee Lee ar Lo | he tt dr Sora SE go ra: nn RRRIVED Hmm RE | ERE |e Laura Bt Monel Sh een | ie ae opened good , snd prices steadily ad- | feeding, at 40c to 4%, cif Buffalo.| Victoria, \" 1953 ; Vancouver, - 7.30 Accum.via Chaa- Xpress {rom an \u2019 | : (Tuesd a vanced antl the cles, when there was a | Barley malt, firm; western, at bbc to $628,988.Nov.10\u201488 Lake Superior, Taylor, Li- McLaren's Oelebrated 10.45 me 11.30 Accommodation N AND AFTER MONDAY, 17rs OC- NEAR Coeedar 1) ue Le Remeral reaction with tho exception ofl6üc.Flaxseed weak at 102, cif New verpool, Goo M Webster & Co, real, Pre D rennes Per\u201d | Freighi for Besupro sod St.Joachim will Americans which latter, after firmness all | York.Wheat receipts, 207,200 bushels ; 1 cargo.og Pres 11.16 Acrommodstion | 12.30 Express from | GA Les or vill leave de fo ! received at Quebec Station om Tuesdays day on slection results, closed booming in er ae 186,809 bushels à es, Lis Nov.1 Sehr Ste Marie, Ouelette, Na- ry T A PM to Montreal.Montreal.vs Berthir 7 0 AM Saturdays ouly.street.ying nericans to- utures, a , © tashquan er.3 f ) 1.30 i .St.Jesn 8.00 AM i forma Bape day has been from the Continent, from | spot.Spot firm ; No 2 Red at 76je, Nov 11\u2014SS Grecian, Nunan, Glasgow, > ; wh pn: 180 Extrem to River 2.00 Express from 8t.Michel 9.00 A.M.cn Fer Aliot bas inf tion spply to the New York and by professional cliques | fob, afloat and to arrive ; No 1 Nurtheru Al'ans, Rae & Co, general caro.By K Fr 4.00 Express to M>n- Montreal.Bt.Laurent 10.00 A.M, H.J.BERMER, W.E.RUSSELIL, here, bat for the first time in some months Duluth at 758c, fob and atioat; No 2 Nov 11\u2014S$ Krim, Trgens, Sydney, Mon- _ treal.; 4.30 Express frcm| From Quebec Tuesday, Thursday and Setar President.Gen\".Superintesdent, the English public commenced tobuy, This | Northern Duluth at 73ÿc, fob and afloat ; treat .' 8 4.3 Accommodation 00 River du Lowe.day, st 1.00 P.M.B.A.EVANS, Gen\", Manageris conaidered not wholly a bull point, as it | No 2 hard western at 704e, fob, afioat and : \u2014 = 18.00 Mail Su Loan.from Montreal | _ October 14, 1896 October 1.1908 isa timid public, rendered nervous by | to arrive.Options opened easy, because RDERED IN PREFRRENCE RAILWAY i poil Laure.Money was tighter io of dissppointing cables.\u2014 Subsequentiy CLEARED.0 , Jor QUEBEO CENTRAL Quebec, Sillery and St, Romualà because hang ing | events were more bullish on expui _ : : .; - day er rates more Érmer in mand, higher on late cables and covering Nov.11 58] mod Head, McKee, Dublin, \u2014 T0 \u2014 745 Mizad Jo Beanie 7.30 Accommodation FERARY.sym y and où the repo rise ab prices rallied sharply, closing at to AR / _\u2014 - .J brooks | .\u201d money rates in New York, net advance E78) to 1e Nor 11-Barge Crosthwaite, Stroud, New | ALT, OTHER BRANDS [BM mor | AS Exprors from | UE STEAMER \u201c LEVIS CART.DES \u2014_\u2014 He.closed at 74jc ; May.at 70} to 71 J Nov.11-88 Otter, Bernier, Esquimaux brooke., 0 MEET shances permitting) ae follows : LIVERPOUL STOCK MARKET.cs flowed wt Thies Bec, at Tic to = Point, A Fraser & Co.\u2014 BY THOSE \u2014 0 ee | TO aes Jet.and | Io7.ouTALD grasse.art = Liverpool, Nov.11\u2014 pw\u2014Cotton\u2014 Tage clous a 734, he ace ta, 40,- weak Fp D Mae \u2014 to Sherbrooke.= SousM JOAN 2 Per Spot, fair demand ; prices lower.Awe-| pyle, 55,000 bushels futures and 43,000 Senate Majority of Thirteen.i 10.00 A.M.1190 A, Das eur fair, ET midling.| busbels spot.Spot firm.No.2 at 3%, USPENDERS Washington, Nov.11\u2014We have re- Who Have Made Trial of It.1% PX For CUNARD LINE.21316d ; good ordinary, 24d ; idling \u2019 fob and afloat, ions of d lower on GUARANTEED ceived confirmatory information from - \u2014 \"* SUNDAYS.' EW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA - \u2019 > > » vernment report, but aft.every district in nil 00 P.M.1.156 P.M.27 16d, Sass x the diy \u201cwere.10.000 rallied one covert 203 closed unchanged.Chairman Dabeock, oF the Republican NO ALUMI Lo PM top N CLENSTOWN, FROM PIBE &# ion a i at ; at 37 11-166 to ongression ommi 0-day.is .tion and export and included 9,400 baies | 457 i hi bli ill certain), \u2014 i St.Romuald sad st Lower FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVIOD Amar Rar, T5000 lun | D pois, CUS ttn | omy om [pom hate Republican =u) coin Surges ie Sims | uri Sart Seve Th FA cloding 11,800 American.Futares open.| gout dull ; No PR 2c; No 3 at 28e ; that over the bine Opposition inthe Al Ingredients SEVEN CAR LOADS Pères Saturday, the fir _ trip from 8 Bo.Pusma, saturday, November 19, 10 A.Mof cusy wilh moderate demand sod | M5 0000 0 Noh wii of ool JU neem \u2014W | \"xt Howe of Repreeniatves Any | pure and Perfectly Healthful He \u2014 ul vi be pige ats 0 o'clock AM.io | Locus.Suwdey! Novato 1 EA © a track, mixed western at 28jc to 30jc; \u201cA IN Vi changes which subsequent returns may re y * On Saturday evening here will be a trip to | Campania.Baturday, Vecemler 10, Neos, STOCK MARKET ACTIVE track, white western, at 29e tu 33\u20ac ; track, DE A make will be in the direction of increasing Iron Pipe and Fittings Quebec from St.Homuald and Sillecy, at 7| Unskia.Saturaay, l'ecemler 17, 9 AM.white State at 30c to 33e.(ptions| DPHOSPHATE OF LIME.MEAT & QUINA| | ©\" snajority.The straight out Republican \u2014 ASK FOR \u2014 o clock.Lroaste Saturday, December :4, Noom.New York, Nov.11\u2014Wall street was | neglected.Butter, steady; western Powactul Tonic for the care of strength will be 185, And.\u201cSafford\u201d Radiators April 38 1896 ROBIA.Satarday, Lecamber 31, 8 AM à age $75.00 snd upwards.Heoomet Onbin, $42.50 10 $60.Reverus Tax additional, according to venecn, stesn or sEd acccn moûs- tions, Steerage Tickets toaré frcem all yerts ot Europefor an outburst of enchusiseim |creamery, at lôic to 23e ; do factory, over stocks on the part of the general pub- | at 113c to 14je ; Élgine, at 23e ; imitation lie after yesterday's enthusisem on the | creamery, at 13c to 174c ; State dairy, at of the atroet itself.The general pub- | 16c to Z0c ; do creamery, at 154c to Zzkc.ACEMIA, CKLORDSE, PHTHIBA HERVOUS EXHAUSTICH Isdiopensable ali=eutia vases of DIFFICULT GROWTH Long convalcscozcoa, end any scatz of McLAREN'S What to Eat sod enjoy it and feel comfortable after it, is the ail day, everyday wail We Can ] Prices Righ of the indigestion patient.Advice\u2014Éat all c Can Make ght, A $ ic did Bot disappoint thes pectati Cheese firm ; A .; characterized erhau, HENRY MOR COLONIAL HOUSE, MONTREAL, MEN'S FURNISHINGS.For Street Wear or Drivingin Frg'ish R-ds and Tane.Prices, $1,0% $1 10, $1 25.Oil Tanned, 31.50 Lined, 81.78.bts and qualities, as $1.00, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, double bre sted and double back, uderwear, at 85¢.per garment, $1.70 per suit.Wool Uandecwear, at $1.10 per garment.The shirts of as well as boing double breasted.Lamb's Wool Shirts, at $2 50 pur suit, Underwear, in 2, 8 and 4-ply.Heavy Twilled Cotton, hand-worked button holes, and super- 00.Night Shirts, in same quality as above goods, Price, $1.25.Twilled Cotton Night Shirts at\u2019 Shirts, 'n very superior \u20183\u2014For quality of matsrials used, \u201cColonial\u201d White Shirs cannot be aurpassed, À HENRY MORGAN & CO , Phillips\" Sauare, MONTREAL.Em re CONTES FRE PTE RS D.MORGAN TO ADVERTISE Selling Out.As the Establishment is to be Entirely Renovated\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ESTEY GAN & CO, and Other Good Makes 8 upwards, sof ; finish, at $2.00 per suit and A at $2.50 per Also 3-ply 5equality, st $1, i snd for workmanship, ice $1 CC, Orders carefully attended to, Jottings Around Town.The body of the unfortunate woman Odima Gendron was visited by the mother Sir Wilfrid in St.Roch's.A plaster model of Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s bust, which bas just been executed by M.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 of Irieh literature and history, and he words to her Excellencypowers, refined, ou mankin Order of Hibernians.Ranger St.Patrick David U'Sullivan, Court C.REPLY TO IRISH SOCIETIES.Lord Aberdeen replied that he had bee: deeply touched by the kind words whic had been said of them by the Iris Societies of Quebec, and expressed wit that the Irishmen of this city should hav shown their confidence and esteem in suci address :\u2014 Aberdeen, ote., ete.sion of their high appreciation of the valu.gnod cause ty terminate.e, you bave won the res the peopl gratitu country.You need nut be told of the ob ject and aim of St.Andrew's Society, for, to help themselves.The Scotch peuple, as you know well, the members vf St.Patrick's Literary | ous Maj i ; , 3 jesty has frequently appointed Institute of Quebec.Their heartfelt grati- | Scotchmen to represent her in Canads, and it is well known that they have slways re- resented Her Mnjesty most worthily.The members of the Society wish also to Aberdeen thu assurance of their high assembled here to pay nce more the tribute | esteem and the deep sunse of the value of her examplo and work in Canada, and their prayer is that your Excellencies and your family may enjoy many blessings in the days to come.Signed on behalf of St.Andrew's Sociel y of Quebec, D.J.RATTRAY, W, C.8C4TT, Secretary.President.REPLY TO THE SOCIETY.In reply, his Excellency remarked that it was most refreshing to receive, on the eve of their departure, the address frumn the St.Andrew's Society.Full as it in of kindly and courteously expressed sentiments, this address would always be treasured by Lady Aberdeen and himself as & pleasant token among the many which they had already received.(Appluuse.) ADDRESS TO LADY ABERDEEN.Lady Casault presented the following address :\u2014 H.Blair, M.| Excellency'e exalted position in this coun- | To Her Excaliency Lady Aberdeen.Your Excellency,\u2014Thè Quebec Branch Irish industries, in cultivating the studies instructive lectures given to our people at different times, will serve to perpetuate her Excel 's beloved memory amongst us, | more is linked with the sorrow of your u 4 Aes \"T BE\u201d Br ay we exclaim with our national | proaching departure.This sentiment 5 ven to the many to he competent critica and Stomac CAN vr a cuneD poet, Moore, referring to another illus.| 8 Savas js universal, butit more keenly | In matters a a the Right Honorable À flame patches en i factor of Ireland, and apply his | Yéects those who, by your departure, lose | Prime Minister's fea ures are so familiar The dark red inflamed patches on the stom.trivus benefactor © PRY their General President and the foundress | Al Quebecers that the least misinterpteta- | 4cb, being small Veins pod pre ene: «Oh what a union of oll the affections aud By which life is ennobled, exalted, Is embraced in that spirit whose centre is lanthropic zeal, your power of attraction rs, While its mighty cireumference encirclen We now bid farewell and bon voyage, much feeling his appreciation of the fact ST.ANDREW'S SOCIETY ADDRESS.Mr.W.C.Scott, President of the St.Andrew's Society, presented the following His Excellency The Light Hon.Sir Joho Campbell Hamilton Gordon, Earl of The members of St.Andrew's Society of Quebec wish to convey to you an expres- able services you have rendered in every uring your term of office a Governor-General of this Dominion, and our only regret is that the period of your Excellency sresidenceamongstus is so soon By the faithful manner in which you have performed the duties of your high office, and by the interest you have manifested jn a] that pertains to the wall being of and affection of the people of this as » Scotchman and one who has always taken an active interest in charitable and philanthropic work, you are weil acquainted with the general character of our work as a Society, and we feel sure that we have your sympathy and best wishes in our efforts to assist Scotch people, who need our assistance.It is our aim to help them convey, through yoii, to the Countess of | large pl Paul Chevre, the Parisian artist, who has achieved Canadian fame by his masterly bronze statue of Champlain, is exhibited to-day in one of the gorgeous show windows of Z.Paquet's Departmental Stores, on St.Joseph street.Though it is not and sister of the deceased at the morgue yesterday.They reside in Levis.he Dyspeptic's Heart ! of the National Council of Women is called upon to fuitill à duty, both agrevable and sad, in coming to-day to express its senti ments ; fur the pleasure of seeing you once .og, blood, oft best be reached by remedies strongly In the blood itself, mot by bitters in the stomach, outside the veins and more or less mixed with poorly digested food.\u2018Howard's Heat} Relief contains this remedy and appliesit in own way.safely invigorates tion would be quickly detected.Only laudatory pronouncements have been heard on sll sides, and Mr.Chevre seems to bave cleverly seized the peculiar expression of Mr.Laurier when in the attitude of atten- of their Association, for your departure from amongst them causes a loss which is irreparable.Where could we find a woman having your intellectual culture, your ex- i tended knowledge it socialscience, your phi- \u2018' tive listening.This remarkable piece ot | the ee nmation an lat ete ! and your indefatigable activity I We con.| statuary is the sensation of the day on the | \u2018Then return appetite, digestion, strength.ange Quebec.It is | à display precious South \u2018Who would work well must eat well.\u2018Howard's Heart Relief may be had at drug stores, or by mail at soc.per box, 5 boxes for $a.8, W.HOWARD, 7t Victorias 3¢., Terestesider it a duty in this solemn moment to | great commercial street of Quel tender this public testimony of your emi- | sp'endidly shown off amidst quits nent qualities, Your very large enter- of electric lights and of the most furs, such as zibeline, silver fox, ! Excellen- | prises and your noble aspirations ma; 3 ; \u2014\u2014 ory Bn bi ou cie | Be ie, br noir | Ban, ie, geo, ga ther, tr TALE NOTHING BLSE: family His choicest blessings ad multos your intentions, the \u2018elevation of your | ete.\u2014\u2014 annos.ideas and your singers de-ire to do good \u201cFine Selection.; N EW BOO KS FOR SALE BY.(Sign od) oagnet | be more A a T beautiful \u201cGerhsrd-Heintzman\u201d .J.B.Renaud & Ce.: : i Patrick\u2019 n the high position you have occupie \u201cwo , ° ¥ Paine Kerwin, Proidont St, Patrick's in our country, no woman has more treally pianos, \u2014a Boudoir grand and a Colonial \"The Changelin Walter b.P.CG.Bussiere & Cei rish tant | devoted herself to the accomplishment of upright,-\u2014have been selected at Arthor me angel s Besaul AND., Thos.Davidson, President I Protestant c ¢ p , - 88 Si Battle of the Strong, by Gilbert Parker ; .Benevolent Society, her social duties than you have.No one | Lavigne & Co.'s piano warkrooms, t.The Adventures of Francois, by B.Weir FIRST CLASS GROCERS.M.K.Bolger, President Catholic Bonevo- | Wad ever more ident-tied with the people or John street, by the Ladies\u2019 Morning Musi-! Mitchell, September 1 \"lent Legion mingled more with the social life of this | 04 Club for the musical performances of The Comte de Ia Muette, by Bernard Capes.bey 1, 1808, Cm Feliz Crroray, MLP.P., President Irish | nation.Nuliody has ever acted with more this artiatic Association during the sesson, The Minister of State, by Sone A Megs | - National Association, kindness and sympathy for all classes of | These instruments = page fied and Bama pasa, .NEW î : ; : 1, | Society, atudyiog their wants and always | ATS # it to the hrm A Frontier Campaym, the Viscount Fin- Patrick Eorwin, President St.Patrick's | ving to fai some mission of charity.them.They also prose the judgment of cia, VR Lion, Pro.Étiots Lok MLD.Presi i ow, your Excellency, the hour has | the parties who made the selection.- ; .Ava M.H.Brophy, M.L.D,, President Ancient arrived to bid you farewell and it is with a In Buncombe Country, by Maria Louise Pool.T6Y The Ave The Idiot, and Other People, by W.©.Morrow.Her Memory.by Maarten Masrtens.At Aboukir nd Acre, by G.À.Hentyheavy heart that we «ay this nad word, but \u201cbre will Always bear you iu roumembrance, SHOWROOM 1 WHOLE DEVOTED © OEMENT BOVRIL m, and we will never forget your 4 personal charms, and the od works in Boch Sides of the Border, 05 A Heaty.OUR n | which you kindly associated with u-.We bou Book\u2019 Popular Authors, in Cio , 36.A TEASPOONFUL TO À CUP OF HOT WATER.BOVRIL cannot forget, either, the numerous tokens of your friendship nor the agreable relations which you generously secured for us on many occasions.May we hope that some day you will revisit your gocd friends of Canada and preside again over some large meeting of the National Council of h h h each, 100 Books, Fopnlar Authors, 156.each, 200 Booka, Popular Authors, 7c.each.P.J.EVOY.107 St.John Street, e h » hearty manner, and would always retain Women 1 the kind feeling which they had manifested May it please God to grant our hope and 0 TOYS | towards Lady Aberdeen and himself.our wishes for your happiness, for that of THE ONLY RELIABLE IN C ) v] 'T ( > B } his Excellency, Lord Aberdeen and for the CALL AXD SEE IT.future of your interesting family.FLUID BEEF.JEANNETTE CASAULT, .\u2014 patent.BY RI | aii wi bg made gn bana of be ANGELINE ROUTHIER, & Ch-rlevoi il \u2019 148 St.John ER ry.pus ion Ee i Ro Ga Moore's, sue eral-in-Council, on Docember next {less at M o'clock in the forenoon, at the ivy Council Otfion, ip the City of Ottawn, for approval of 1he purci made by the Quebec, tmorency & Charlevoix Railway Company LADY ABERDEEN'S REPLY.Lady Aberdeen replied in French and appear.d very much affocted.Her Excellency heartily thanked Lady Casault and GIVES STRENGTH.BOVRIL October 10, 199% - of the property, works, plant, buildings sod the Quebec members of the Women's machipery of the Montmnroncy } Elscsric Power 5 Council for the kind expressions contained IS RELISHED BY IN- Notary | Yuin on the 15th ote ber, a, Ë in their address.More thanks were due to the members of the Association for theirenergy than to herself.They had al- presse to the powers contained in the Statute and 59 Victoria, Chap 59, Section 15, And votice is further given that all persome VALIDS.ways been so kind to her and in fact had interested may then and there appear and be treated her like s spoiled child, but she BO V heard on such app! cation.could tell thom that she would never for- CARON, PENTLAND & STUART, get the happy days spent in this eountry.October 1, 1503.Solicitors for Applicant City Treasurer's Office.ENRICHES SOUPS, GRAVIES, ETC.2,4,5,78,11.12,15,16,19,21,8.4,5,%,9 If she could spesk better French she ,] would add ess them at length, but ell she could requeat them to do now was to con- tinuein the work which they had made Quaseo, 29(b October, 1898, Pay Your Taxes.BISHOP'S DOLLRGE, ISHNOXVILLES such a success.Although leaving Cantda, Lectures in both Faculties resumed Thurs: OTICE Is HEREBY sit wae moodloss for her to tell them that she For Sal e, day, SEPTEMBER Znd, 1598 nn Die mt À sole the Taxes for on arms soon wou uentiy recuive news about her CO Session , .ace without delay, the.to will be friends.lu prete she would not say ARGE PROPERTY, WELL posiou 1856 93.Examinations begin MON- handed over Lo the Resordérs Court, fur ool- \u201cAdieu,\u201d but \u2018\u2018au revoir.\u201d L situstéd, facirg Notre Danie | DAY, SEPTEMBER 1%th, at 94 A.M.Reid lection, Allthe accounts dus for sidewalks ead wreet, Nos.19 and 31, and Moundraiosgs will slso be banded the Recorder's aro, Noa.72 and 74, contain- Scholarship and a Free Tuition awarded under THE RECEPTION.certain conditions.After this reply their Fxcellencies held œ ing Large Stores and Offices.six Onlondare and fall | information on aplication Court, if not paid immediately.an inforiaal reception, wheu everbody in storier.plete ffl ved arated.ot ould a to Be RT A Bart \u2018Principal ; By order, the Council Chamber advanced and shook Furnace, ith slieh cation orm Eos ' = \u201c0.J.L.LAFRANGE, utilized for factory purposes.; i \u2014 COVE-\u2014Situated at Point Levis, containing | BISHOP'S COLLEGE SOHUOL, .City Treasurer, To His Excellency the Right Honorable ¢ A À , | hands with both Lord and Lady Aberdeen, ; Sir John Campbell Hamilton Gordon, | 872 proverbial for thei thrift ns well as! After the reception, their Escalloncice and pride pote ae Railway H.J.BAMILTON PETRY.MA.Earl of Aberdeen, G.C.M.G, the | other good qualities; but sometimes even | number of those present partook of light ation of Intercolonial Railway.Fond Mir - Work resumed SEPT., ; Governor-General of Canada, aud to | the most prudent and thrifty find them- | r.freshments in an adjoining room and left | | Very easy terms of payment.For Nzw ILLosTaavap CALENDARS, with fall 000K] N Her Excellency the Countess of Aber- selves in circumstances in which they are | {he City Hall about eleven o'clock.Apply nformation, apply to ASY.deen.; compelled to accept nid and probably you NOTES.: CREDIT FONCIER F.C., .HEAD MASTER, May Is Please Your Excellencies, \u2014 do riot new bo et iat over hen The citizens address, which was great] : 74 Mounta'n Hill or SECRETARY, BOS, Time, Labor and Money Saved Amon fu to have bed the Lorin cesaary, vomsionaly, to assist those who | admired last evening, \"was illuminated by Oe'ober mes 8 Auguat 23, 1878.Lame\u201d ++«+BY USING ae Baie neige Chan fv | 025 din arr noie | Br Frm, On, hots NOTICE __|wnen im.GAS COOKING STOVE.years ago, as the worthy representatives | if we can help them., uite à reputation here for her work in | T8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER NO S00r.NO DIRT.NO ASHMKS of her Gracious Majesty, the Queen, were | Wy foo gratified that Her Most Graci- that line, illuminated the addresses of St.TP at moutt of Oap Rouge Rivoris vabmerzed | 57 M 2 NTRE AL NO OVERHEATED ETTCHEN, \u2018 as well na the otber duep water pier that was i there up to last winter, as the end of the Long Wharf.The position of the PIËR at ths MOUTH of CAP ROUGE RIVER is, » heretofore, shewn by s Vist Buoy by day snd a White Light by night, and the position of Andrew's and Sr.Patrick's Societies, while the address of the Women's Naviorial Society was illuminated by the Franciscan Sisters.Last evening Capt.F.Pennee had a St.Lawrence Hall.TAB MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED latoni i i the DEEP WATER PIER, recsatly taken at AKD LIBERALLY OONDUOTED around the pe Fra on duty in aod the ead of the Lon What! is ins sursighh line HOTEL IN THE CITY, : = + witl Bal and abou food af - During the reception last evening the | jhe West thereof.Patronized by the Leading Oiti .8th Band played several pretty selections.Two very handsome bouquets were presented to her Excellency last evening, one by Mayor Parent and the other by Lady Casault on behalf of the Quebec Branch of the National Woman's Associstion.Philpotts Releaseof Quebec.Rates from $2.50 per day Upwards = Proprietor.Fm Car Rovox Piz AND WaARP Co, N.FLOOD, May 11, 18° EPPS'S COCOA Distinguished everywhere tor Delicacy of ¥'lavor, bupe- rior Quality.and Nutritive Properties.Specially grate- fui and comtorting to the nervous and dyspepti >.Sold only in }1b tina, labelled JAMES ÉPPS & CO.Ltd, Homeopathic Ohemists, London, Bogland.HENRY HOGAN, .June 22.1888, BALDENSS POSITIVELY GURED | MDME.IRELAND, Canada\u2019s Heir Specialist, IS IN THE CITY.Has Opened a Branch Store Sciatic Rheumatism a Double Compound in the Realm of Pain Torture, but South American Rheumatic Cure Drives it Out and Never Misses.PURITAN STOVE #12\" A few weeks ago whi e on a business trip 10 North Bay I was seized wi haseve eal tack of sciatic rheumatism.Hearing of 1he wonderful cures effected by Sou h Amorican Rheum tic Cure 1 procured a bo tle, ent inside of bree days ull «he pain had left me, The Quebec Gas Company have an guors ment of the most approved Gas Cookin Borg on exhibition and for nals 3 their office] ; &#r Call and ses them it operation Ape 2 190) THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE s pub and when I had taken one \"bo'tle I wes com- SAK plo ey cured.[ think de The grew eu: of BRE gps a SUPPER | At 152 St, John Street, |ihed every Inwful day by the Obronicl remedion, and shell be ple ted to comme, i Where she wll g vo her entire New Trest | Printing Company \u2014 à their printing y pe 9 lers of my case.\u2014EDW.PHILPUIT, Can- meat for the Hair.Yona, Mountain Hill.Quebec.He ving on, Un\u2019, Sold by A.Leclerc & Co.October 4, 1898, tu,th,sat&w- bw 4 Consultations on Scalp Free.allis, Managing Director | "]