The Quebec chronicle, 14 novembre 1898, lundi 14 novembre 1898

[" A Th Chronicle .Is delivered every morning to any part of this city for 25 cents a moxtu.VOL.LII.NO.19,144.INSTALLATION OF_THE-#- \"5 GOVERNOR-GENERAL.Lord Minto Comes-Lord À 1 j tetes\"., - YeurWants will be announced Twice in the CHRONICLE for .| TEN CENTS.PRICE ONE CENT.| CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS TEN CENTS For wo Insertions of Twenty Words.ENDERTAKERS.D.8.RICKABY, UNDERTAKER AND FEmbalmer, 337 St.Joho street, Quebec.Telephone 351.Attendance day or night.BELP WANTED.Aer ASS 9 H Hl I A H 2 SON ue ronicie.| The Chronicle is the Only Morning Paper in Quebec, | QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1898 WILL SPAIN FIGHT AGAIN {A RUMOR, THAT UNDERSTANDING CLATHED.ot to DREYFUS IS Dh AD.By Italy with Great Britain in Red Sea Matters.The Rumor Was Circulated | ENUROAOHMERTS 0 BE RESISTED, in Paris Last Night.LOOKS LIKE A YANKEE NOTION A Four Miilion Dollar Syndicate to Run the Philippinesx PHONE 2171.DEPARTMENT STORES, 7.PAQUET FOit LAbIES ONLY.She will Consent to no Treaty chat Americans can Sign.FRENCH HOLDERS OFOUBAN BONDS, Between her Creditors and hee Con querors, Spain bas her Hands Full.The Gaulois, this mecrning, says the acquisition of the Philippines for 25 years by an international syndicate, from which By Ensaiand and Italy, Even if Mads by France and Russia.Aberdeen Goes.Lord Minto arrived on Saturday after- moon, was installed as Governor-General and received the greetings of Quebec and farewell of Lord Aberdeen, who, being re- Ottawa; Mrs.Wilson and Miss White, lieved of his official responsibilities, took Mrs.Geo.R.White and Miss Edgthe members of the City Council, Hon.Mr.Garneau, Mrs.Blair, Mise Blair, Mrs.Fielding, Mra.Sifton and Miss Tarte, of Par\u2019s, Nov.13 - Among onlookers here the impression exists that the Spanish Peace Commissioners will not consent to a tres:y which the American Commissioners could sign.It seems almost possible also that in the pitiable pressure to which they à rerpool 3 i bjected between their large creditors, ship for L: l.The new Governor- White, Mrs.Benyon, Miss abel Sewell, | °°° *UP) arge Gosoral was by Our Lady of the Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Macphernoo, Mies ho ore on the spot watching them, snd Sunshine and Our Lady of the Snows, for Wotherspoon, Col.E G.Scott and Mrs.| L'° Stern attitude of t nited States, the the sunshine of a day in early winter made Scott, Hon.Jules Tessier, S; er of the ra.Tessier, oth Hon.Boucher de Is Bruere, Mr.Carbray.| the suow hills lendent with the oa PP at is Tibe eternal churm of the northern woe.When the telegra wire annou on Saturday last that the ss Scotsman had rose Isle, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the menibers of his Cabinet, Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere, Hou.Messrs.oh Blair, Borden, Tarte, Fisher, Dol Fitzpa\u2018rick.Seott and Sifton, Lieutenant- Governor Jette, Hon.Mr.Marchand and C.Thomson, Hon.T.Pelletier, M L.Ok members of his Cabinst, General Locd William Seymour and his A.D.C, went down to the Queen's wharf, where they went on board the Goveroment steamer La Canadienne, which was handsomely decorated for the ocoasion.The steamer immediately crossed over to the Grand Trunk sharf at Levis, where the distinguished party went on board the Scotsman and were introduced to Lord and Lady Minto, The new Governor-Geoeral of Canads, accompanied by Lady Minto, the Vice-Regal party pod the dis tinguished rt; » gone over to meet thelr Prcellencies, immediately embarked on board Le Canadienne sad n à short time were landed at the Queens wharf, where they were met by Mayor Parent and members of the C.ty Council, Major-General Hutton and a military staf.When Lord Minto reached the wharf he was introduced to Mayor Perent, while a guard of honor from the R.C.A,, presented arms and the Q.0.C.Hband strack un the National Autheæ.Lord Minto, accompanied by Lady Minto, Mayor Parent and Major Drummond, Military A.D.C, took their seats in a band- some carriage driven by fonr horses, followed by numerous other carriages containing the Viceregal 5.members of the Fedural and Lucal Cabinet, sod members of the City Council, and preceded by a mounted military staff, which ineluded Major Gecoral Hutton.Lt.-Col.Pelletier, D.C.O0.,, Lt-Cole Wilson, Esanturel, Legislative Assembly, and M.P.P., Miss Carbraÿ and Mrs.N.K.Connolly, Mr.snd Mrs.J.C.More, Mr.E B.Garneau, Mr.W.C.Seaton, Mr.L.G.Desjardins, Mrs.Lemoine, Mr.and Mrs.John Breakey, Hon.R.Turner, Mrsand the Misses Turner, Mrs.Gaudet, Miss Thomson, Mis.and Mise Evanturel, Mr, and Miss Beemer and Mrs.Laurie, Mrand Miss Pelletier, Miss Roathier, General Henry, Consul for the United States, and Miss Simpson, Revd.Messrs.Love, Balfour, Tait, Scott and May, M.Klecakowski, Consul-General for France ; the Spanish Consul, Mr.O.Frechette, Vice-Conqul for Spain; Mr.N.LeVasseur, Co: for Brazil ; Mr.J.A.Maguire, Consul for the Argentine Republic ; Mrs.and Miss Bishop, Mra O.Pelletier, Mrs.R.Harcourt Smith, Mises Goodday, Schwartz and Jackson, Mr.A.Robitaille, M.L.A., and Mrs, Robitaille, Mr.L R.Boy.ALLA.Mr.C, M.P., Messrs.Brunet, P.Corriveau, Mr.and Mra, A.B.VanFelson, Mr.and Mrs.A.Genereox, Me.H.B.Verret, Mr.Chevre, Mr.and Mrs, A.Gourdeau.WELCOMING LORD MINTO.As soon as the Earl of Minto and purty had entered the hall, his Excellency Aberdeen rose and seid: \u2014\u201cA cordial welcome is uttered to the new Governor- General, the Earl of Minto, upon his arrival hore to assume the high duties of representing her Majesty the Queen in this fair and \u201cwide Dominion.The welcome that be is now reciviog herein this historic city of Quebec, is but the furerunner and precursor of others throughout the length apd breadth of the land.In his respect his experience will be that of his i iste predecessors and of those whom they succeeded.He will meet with a loyal, law-abiding and high-minded people, actu- Spaniards may abandon their struggles and leave the two forces to confront each er.It will not be decided until to-morrow Morning whether the next joint session is to occur to-morrow or on Tuesday.The Spaziards, it has been arranged, will inform the Americans to-morrow morning whether they need the day to prepare their next memorandum.If they waut Monday the meeting will take place on Tuesy.Under the rules of procedure adapted l'by tbe Conference it is understood that deliberations may not be unexpectedly concluded by either side.At a general mesting of French holders of Cuban bonds, held here yesterday, a resolution was adopted to appeal to the good faith of Spain and the \u201cspirit of equity of the United States to settle the question of their rights as creditors in conformity with the rules of justice and law.Madrid, Nov.13\u2014E1 Imparcial says the Government has forwarded instructions to Senor Moutero Rios, President of the Spanish.Peace Commission at Paris, and that Monday's conference may be the last, or the last but one, unless the American Commissioners moderate their claims.Accondin, he El Imparcisl a member of the Cabinet has virtually declared as much.A BIG ACTION FOR DAMAGES.Halt a Milllon Claimed From Mt.Frank Ross\u2014 Anaction for damages was entered in the Superior Court on Saturday, against Mr.Frank Ross, and the amount claimed is $500,000, which is the largest amount SY0RY MAY PROVE 10 BE FAJSE.Dark Rumors are Aficatin Regard to a Recent Letter Attributed to the Prisoner.Paris, Nov.13 \u2014It is reported here this evening that Dreyfus is dead.The romor is understood to be based upon « mysterious telegram received from Colmar, capital of Upper Alsace, signed by an unknown correspondent.So far as can be ascertained there is no official confirmation of the report.The father-in-law of Dreyfus discredits it.Ie says he has received excellent accounts from the Colonial Office quite recently astothe prisoner\u2019sheslth, Despite theso reassurances there are dark rumors afloat, in view of thecurious manner in which a letter from Droyfus declaring that he had abandoned all hope was conveyed to Mme.Dreyfus on Friday.Many people believe ho is dead.Later:\u2014Csreful inquiry made at Colmar this evening show that nothing is known there as to the death of Dreyfus.It is now believed the telegram was a hoax.~ \u2018Warlike Preparations in Bermuda.New York, Nov.13-\u2014Passengers on the steamship Trinidad, which arrived to-day from Bermuda, were very anxious when the vessel entered port to learn the latest news.They were agreeably surprised when told there was nothing startling to report, be- George Tucker, of Bermuds, who has done much towards relieving the sufferers by the who has come to the United States on a visit, was one of the passengers, and he seemed greatly relieved when told that peace reigned in his native land.Great preparations for war have recently been made at Bermuda.The Island has been put in a state of siege, and the na- ti war to be declared at any moment.Frost Company.The Frost Stock Dramatic and Comedy Company arrived on the I.O.R.from the East yeaterday at noon, fourteen strong, and made a very favorable They o beautif! Rome, Nov.13\u2014The Opinion, referring to the possibility of an attempt by Russia to occupy the Sultznate of Rabeita, on the Red Ses, says it has authority to assert that England will support Italy in preventing its seizure, and adds :\u2014'\u201cThe understanding with the Englirh Government on ever power niay eventually require them, is a rumor based on facts, of which the Gaulois will to-morrow (Monday) give details.Following this lead, the Gaulois and other Paris papers will to-morrow announce the scheme somewhat on the these lines : A ryndicate representing $400,000,000 WANTED\u2014FUR CUTTERS.GILLESpie, Ansley & Dixon, Toronto, Ont.PLEASANT HOME WORK FUR MEN OR women, day or evening $6 to $12 weekly Do CSDVSssing or experience needed ; plain insiructions end work mailed on spplics.ticn.Brazilian Mig.Co., New York City.hurricane at Barbadoes and St.Vincent, | O ves and officials there are said to expect # oocupied Lingaris, Oton and Pavia, aub- urbe of Iloilo, ané are daily expected to attack the town.have abandoned the mole and destroyed t lyzed and the inhabitants are in a state of a; nce.| terror.ile hu f - SA Tora Hol ton aight in the | & rror.The mercantile houses of all na- comedy drama, Paradise Re- | the Frenci perfect.\u201d ENDORSES SALISBURY.Berwick-on-Tweed division of Northom berland, speaking at Ashin; subject of Faypt's future, though Great Britain went to stanceshad czented fresh obligations re Goverutuant was While one very acute from Fashoda, yet the sky is not cleared.We are obliged to Paris à feeling of irritation and soreness.have treated them harshly, we know well that relations cannot be pixced perma- nentiy on à better footing.Noy York, Great Briain mould by vere.( PHILIPPINE ed inwar.The Venerable Archdeacon INSURGENTS.reating a Relgn of Terror and Paralyzing Business.Manila, Nov.13\u2014The following advices have been received from Iloilo, capital of Panay, one of the four principal Islands of he Visayas group : \u2014**The insurgents have The Spaniards he connecting bridges.Business is para- ionalities have signed a circular asking he commander of the United States uestion of mutual action against and Rumian encroachments 15 London, Nov.12-Sir Edward Grey, Liberal member of Parliament for the n to-night, |\" voiced the opimion of the Liborals on the { its own expense under the appointment saying that al- | Pamed while the syndicate would collect t pro- ¢ all customs and other revenues for term mising and intending to evacuate, circum.| specitied.sultiogin a position which auy British bound to maintain, 1 point had boen settled by France's decision to withdraw While the impression remains that we capital, proposes to take the commercial resources and advantages of the Philippines for a term of 26 years paying to the dominant power therein $125,000,000 for privileges, Under the alleged terms of this scheme dominant .power would administer political and | military government of the Islands at -, The scheme involves giving Spain #178, 000,000 to statisfy any real or imazinary claims she .may.make as to territory.This feature is said to based on the assumption that the United States would be the dominant power.recognize, though The remaining $100,000,000 of this re- Franco withdrew, that thers remains in \u2018 puted syndieste would be reserved as its working capital.The sponsor of the pro- ect is a Mr.Young, said to be a son of righam Young, and an attempt is apparently made to create the impression that the capital of $400,000,000 is already | underwritten, LOSS OF THE WESTMEATH.Captain Johnson's Interesting Story of the Disaster.The Allan es.Monte Videan, Captain Macdouga!l, with the crew of the abandoned se.Westmeath on board, arrived in port at 4 a.m.on Saturday and went to Allan's wharf.Captain Johnson, of the lost steamer was met coming out of his cabin at 8 a.m., and gave the following very interesting story of the disaster to his vessel :\u2014 Capt.Johnson said : \u2014We left Antwerp on October 22nd and had some very heavy weather, but all went well until November 2ud at 6.40 p.m.The weather had over snow contract, street, WANTED -WOMAN TO CLEAN LAMPS, sweep, sic, Apply st Chronicle office.PRIVATE ROARD.WANTED\u2014A YQUNG LADY WISHES board with respectable family.English preferred.Address D.8.N., Chronicle ice.O\u2019HARE'S PRIVATE BOAKDING Hoase, 39 Genevieve Si First class accommodation afforded so customers.Centeal locality.Business mem and tour- _iste will reseive every attention _ IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET, OR want Boarders, try the Chronicle ab five cents à day.TO LET OR FOR SALR FOR SALE\u2014HOUSE NO.20 MOUNT Carmel street, Cape, containing nine rooms, and heated by hot water Daisy Furnace, Address A.Z , this office.FURNISBED OFFICE TO LET IN ST.Peter street.Apply to Jobn Shaw, Usico Bank Boilding.FURNISHED ROOM TU LET\u2014GENTLE- man can be accommodated with firat-clase front room, with bath and all conveniences, et No.20 8¢.Stanislas street, Upper Town.FOR SALE\u2014THAT FIRST CLASS SOLID Brick House, No, 172 King street ; good locality, suitable as tenement or single house.Apply to T.L.Nadeau, 114 Bu Jo:eph street._-\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE -THAT FIRST-CLASS FAMily residence on north side of the Ste.Foye Road, built by the Hon.E Chiaio, and now owoed by Joho T.Ross, Evq., heated with hot water and containing all modern improvements, with about an acre of land under cultivation, » garden and tennis or croquet lawn, new stables with dwelling for man servaot attached.For particulars snd permits to view, spply to Meredith & Coutare, Notaries Pablic.Very fioe Brown and Black Matelamé for Blouses and Collaretter, wort! §3 50, for $2.00 per yard, GERMAN MIXTURE WHITNEY, Extra thick, & good material for Maniles, «8 well as for Gents\u2019 Overcosts.Usual pries 32.00, now only $1 50 per yard.GOLF CLOTH, Double-Faced.All kinds of Colored Maatle Cloth.Ten: different shedes in Green slone.; Ses our Ready-Made Mantle Departmen It ie perfect in every particular.+ We have a okieg BLANKET COAT for Girl, with Colore Seambends, Epaulets and Hoods, same styles aa for Boys.FASHIONABLE GOODS.Posy stylish Matinees in Silk and Weel Feather Boas at 18cts.and $7ote.Als of Bargains loves, 5 fog; Rihana Pot oi Bas ee a ere still remains & tolèneg v GLOVES, redaced Iron former prios 15 10 69e.per pair.: Very fine CRETONNE, worth 15a.to re, reduced to 123.per yard.\u201c CHOICE FLANNELLETTE.- A largestock of Blankp.8 ete, Comforterr, ste.nellette Wrappers, Night Gowns, asserted colors, elegant trimmings for Ladies and young Girls, + Balance of à large fes a 9° | over claimed in this district fur damages.[gained.Specialties are to be given be- | cruiser Charleston to remain, as the moderated shortly before, but just at that LE of Wrappers, worth 68, Jones, Majors Hetbrington, Rutherford, med by pes ding Doman on The plaintiff in the case is Mr.John oem the seta, which vil makelt a \u201cate Spanish authorities aro incapable of hour the tail end shaft broke in the FO pra a building in STONE UV to 75:., vow 5c.only.Boslanger, Holo 1 ine Bou on nd ge an im : of the Britiek | Livingetone, accountant, of Montreal, tinuous pe or al To alrices aro affording them protection.It is re- stern tubs.From that time Roi St.opposite St.Andrew's church, oc- ay PDERWEAR.Ogilvie.| command of Capt.Turner, | Empire,\u2014and of its mauy p ssibilities.| who ts a syndicate of American | venin performances and 10 cents at the ported k ol h that 1 4 : the Le te Uctober 26th, h the et he hich cupied as a livery stable since a num- | Blue White wd Pook Flers Drawets, is he was sccompaniod by Le JA.Scott.| Asin we extend a warm welcome to thy | ctpitalista.The a tion is bused on an | SLE PeriosTaacer url 1h 0ents, at Cb of Nogron and Zou, of the Vimyas torr meni et He ey oe Mh | ber of years by the late Che.Hough | %'g hits avd Pink Flanuclioue.los\u2019 The procession assed throogh Champlain, | ew Governor-General, to Ledy Minto and alleged promise of mile.\"In 1873 the firm | Thursday and Saturday.They are to stay | group.As the ably comeections won routard Dind passed us, but owing) | and George Hough | It ia 106 fest | bipations.or as ca : 2 - | to all their family.\u201d oss Bros, which was composed of |: > up.1 ) t db 0 i front on St.Ann 8t.; is solidly built] F, d Sri .FO d'arc 8 Lou nr |, Enr fort, eb tie, Meme lod Yo hd (no hr | (5 impli cn Pr gl ml Se prot | 0 cin a on ire\" mr ili to the Earl of Mi bo stood at his | from Messrs.Lemoyne & Company con- - ; SH , © wo OO stories and a large deep basement.| Feltto the Parliament buildings, wher = right, immediately og front of the Lieu- siderable property in the Ottawa District, Galety Theatre.Governor of the Visayas, is said to have about 300 miles from Belle Isle, when the There is a yard the whole length of the | Tighis and Bloomere, vcry popular for Inrze number of citizens assem bled.oo known as the Buckingham property.Last y re _ | declared a seven days\u2019 armistice in order shaft broke ; and when on November 6th, building, and the ground, which is sur- | Winter wear, \u2014_\u2014 2 oant-Lrovernors.fall Mr.Livi ne applied to Mr.Frank | The even run of proaperity which this | to communicate with Madrid, with a view at 6.40 p.m., the Monte Videan icked us round by stone walls, is about 85 feet AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE, INSTALLATION CEREMONY.Rues to acquire the property, which was | favorite resors enjoys is w merited and | of transferring control to the Americans.up we were in 53.04 N., 47.39 W., having Installation of the New Gevesrnor- Gcnquat.Escorted by the Q.0.C.IL, under command of C in Turner, and by a brilliant staff, the Earl and Countess of Minto sad reached the Par'iaraent House short- Pde three o'clock.They were received bya of honoe furnished by the 8th RonF ten under command of Captain Davidson and Lieute.Swift and Brudie, accompanied by the reimental band, and soonrdod the nwuxl slime.Their Excellencies the Earl and C,uatess of Aberdeen and party preceded t new Governor- General a à party in entering the Council Ch:mber.They were accompanied by Capt.Erskine, A.D.C, in the handsome groen acd gold uniform, wh epaulettes, of the Royal Irish Archers.All present rose to their feet as the Viceregal party entered.The interior\u2019of the Cuuneil ber sented a brilliant spectacle.His Excellenthe Earl of Aberdeen occu) the Prose.Immediately to his right were her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen, Lady Marjorie Gordon sad members of their staff.Next to them were the Lieut.« At a signal from Lord Aberdeen, Major Drummond, Military Secretary to the Earl of Minto, advanced and read ina close voice the Ro Commission or Warrant appointi is Excellency Governor- Conard of Canada, and bearing the sigua- ture of the Hon.Jos, Chamberlain, Hon.Judge Bedgewick, acti Chief Justice of the Su Court of Canada, and Mr.Juo.J.MeGio, Clerk of the Privy Council, ap; the Earlof Minto, with the buok containing the caths of allegiance and of offics, which they he'd gpen before him, one ou either side.In his.own band the Earl held the\u2019 spy of the Bible handed him by the L.:rk of the Privy Ouunucil, upon which he sealed each of bis obligations with his lips.First he repeat- od the oath of allegiance after the Acti Chief Justis, and then read off the bool the vath of office, subscribing his name to them both, and returning the Bible to Mr.McGie.; As the Earl of Minto turned to assume the Throne, his predecessor stepped down rite brn an they passes Rai Cas 00 gratu \u201cm, as t E way y and down, aad respectfully bowing to hin considered to be very valuable for the pulp wood it contained.Mr.Livin, claims that Mr.Ross wrote te him offering him the \u2018property for $130,000, payable $30,000 cash and the balance in squivalent to cash.\u2018This letter he meta up as a promise of sale.Mr.Livingstone claims easily accounted for, tone | & t ance of The False Life, Mrheautiful moral story, before a well-filled | Grenad The entertainments re always the best for the money in town, he play being always carefully selected.Saturday night witnessed the last perform- Fanshawe's b house, which, to judge by the long and to have had an of three | continuous applause, was well pleased with mnnths to sceeptit or not.Ou the 15th | thedrams.Ia Sis piece liss Dayne vf January last, the day upon which the scored an emphatic hit.opition is said to have expired, Mrhave tendered Mr.Ross $30,000, which he asserts the latter refused to accept.Hence the present action for damages.' .Lowd Kitebener, the Most Entertained Man In England, oo \u2014 tis the Kingdom.He is not being alluwed to rest much, rushing to the north of Sept: land one day and ta the south of England Livingstone claims through a notary to | * C ~ d London, for.19-\u2014Lord Kè ciener con- | Veduesday evening is Q.D.R.night, and inues to be'the _tobet entertained man in | The scenery throughout the piece was much admired, nd the effects well worthy of notice.Towill be seen.A May pole dance is a fea- | t| ture of this piece.J.Hady Tissik, the |t famous Oriental juggler, will appear at | t each and every performance.uction on Wednesday and Thu: most enjoysble time is anticipated, Literary Commente Liitle | where the: uban, Mr.Fanshawe's new drama, treat- | Bishop Sullivan, aid a formal ing on the late Hispano and American war, | made to him that he would, on in in preparation and is underlined for pro- | the Church, receive the old colors of the regiment, clergy and choir.immediately after the clergy by a couple of officers, sccompanied by an escort with The Canadian Home Journal has greatly | & : \"After be left Lord Saliabury's | improved since it has been in the hands of Meanwhile the organ played \u2018\u2018Home, Major Bell has gone to Tlvilo to ascertain he facts of the situation.REGIMENTAL COLORS.lers Deposit Theirs in St James Cathedral.Toronto, Nov.13\u2014The ceremony of de- the old colors of the Royal itin Brenadiers in St, James Cathedral took ight that old-time favurite, made famous | place this afternoon.The by Maggie Mitchell, Fanchon the Cricket, | sembled' at the Drill Hall, where, under regiment ashe of Col, Mason, they ealuted he colors for the last time.The regiment hen marched toe«8t.James Cathedral, were received by the tor, uest was If of When the Rector conseutad, a rocession was formed, headed by the The colors were xed bayonets, the regiment followed.been drifted there by.the wind.The Mente Videan at once made fast to us and towed fur four-hours, but .eould hardly > get steerage way on.In three hours aud forty minutes she towed us 8} miles against astrong set.At 6.40 p.m.the 54 inch steel hawser attach: to 45 fathoms of cable broke.Our screw had not fallen out, but had jammed against the rudder t, and so our vessel wouldn't steer.Bow Monte Videan hung for two hours and then ran under our astern and told us he souldu't taw u, and asked all s to pre to leave.We could auly get aay Ths leo lite boat and she had to make four trips, the first at 10 P.M.and the last at 2 A M., as we transferred all our men ourselver.When we got on bosrd the Monte Videan we called the roll and found four men missifg, but had been under the impression that all were saved.However Capt.Macdougall at once senthis chief officer with 8 boat and ® crow and three pf our men to search the Westmeath anew.One of the men subze- ently turned up on board the Monte u Videan and the other two, who were fire deep, and extends from St.Aon St.to fhe large garden of the Ursulines.It is the sole large piece of ground which san be bought in Upper Town.V.W.LaRue, N.P., 28 St.Ann St.A RACCOON MUFF.FINDER KINDLY notify B.C., Chronicle office.MISCELLANEOUS.-_\u2014 WINTER BUARD FOR HORSES- CUM.fortable warm stabling, commoiions box stalls.Cherges modorate.Dadiey Fraser, Brookeide Farm, St.Louis Ross.Telephune 927.LASS VASES, CHINA JUGS, JARDI- vieres, Tea Pots, etc, Japanese ware and the latest pattern of Koglish dinner ware at A.J.Robertson\u2018, 146 John street, Y.M.C.A.Building.e FIGURES, NOVELTIES IN DELF, AND over ope hundged varie jes of fancy cups and saucers st A.J.Robertson's, 146 Jobn stree\u2019, Y.M.C.A.Building, \u2014\u2014 ere FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH Y\u2014PRICES For Gentlemen Only.The coldest Winter may bot in, we are ready.Seeour Clotb and Clotbisg Store, where shelves and show tables are overloaded with the best and cheapest goods.Finest choice of OVERCOATINGS, Paitaer Elbeuf Clotb, Black aoû Blue ; heavy Vicune Cloth, Moscow Beaver, Freon Cloth, Germag Mixture, Whitney, etc.A Special Case Among Many.Sce our B6C.Beaver Cloth, Blue asd Bleck.It is a most extraordinary bes at 660.! es -_\u2014 Magnificent selection of Ready-Made Over costs and Ulsters, al persunsive prices, Don\u2019t fail to notice our new LEATHER RHORT OVERCOAT, Mackinaw Bianketned., Mackioaw lining is also used on other ing ol The Gost assortment in TWEED, SERGE SUITINGS and COATINGS cf all kinds.First-class Tailoring gesrentesd ~Modersts prices.¥ in Ready-Made Au almost endless variet Clothing for all ages.Bargsios on several Show Tables sad Countere, Eiderdowa and Flaa \u2018* in the fi His Hxoell h t publish dthe N ber | Sweet Hi \" The colors were forinally wher they ee fed oo i wey.ble.E: i Gi io Kinda of GLOVES AND MITTS, for .R a roi 10 fjoor as sqon as His Hxgelloncy the present pul ors, an e November | Swee ome,\u2019 1 , foru | where they atow mscives away.ressonable.Examine specimens.ve me | city driving d travelli froremos of testo: De vod Hm fod assumed sho Throne, Bm ae mei a ois the Thanksgiving Number, | recived by Bishop Sullivan and laid ofl When questioned they said that they | wscall.A.J.Robertscn, 146 Jobn strest, worm, Fur Tope, comtortable ats: wd on te en Govarae 't of the} Lady Aberdeen, too, advanced with a to see the Queen.is specially attractive.Besides some liter- | the altar.Later wey will \u2018he drapéd figured that there were provisions and | Y.M.C.A.Buildivg, most profound courtesy to the foot of the Throne, repeat: rs.Forget, of the Federal Minters.Facing Lady | tho Countems of Aberdeen and family, ou the left of the on contributions and interesting stories | the chan ls.galors, which are from Canadian citons, the ustrationg sox 3 er orm and tatters, were pre- inlly wort note, nc] & | sea men ears ago.ul Tobe halt tone Vy Pact Caron, entitled | Bishop Sullivan ec an eloquent ad- wine for 42 men for fivo or six weeks on and that it should last two a lung time, so they proposed to stay on board and Have à gpod time.These men itories, and 2 Modern Society says Kitchener North West Torrit A Loue Ba, cpeisance Le | stopped at Aberdeen for dinner, and while .ng to all present the changed relations, thus o ne or ty mbes Frederick fuit KLONDIKE SHIRTS, le beary Molton, warmer than Jersey Shirts, A special wake for outdoor work, The balance of our FLANNEL SB] BUSINESS NOTICES.LADIES WHO WISH TO PROFIT BY th duced pri fered by Mr.J.Ai Mgr.| thst bad been wrought between them by Î She at once went to his hotel and asked to | The Land of Promise.It is a work of ats | dress ka the con eegation appropriate to were perfectly sober.Une man, however, Lapointe, bait Gromer, should ot delay in orth 81, $125 and $1.60, ectls Jqlekly at Tone, ver the Nt Casben, _ te Lori the evens of the Last few minutes.- | ses the Sirdar and the two had a pleasant | 8nd et il t be appreciated the oocasion.jwe never found, a German-American | making their choice,\u201d The assortment is | 395 Don't miss the opportunity before it ie Begin, Archbi-hop oë Qu Dan ho +], Hon.R.W.Scott, Secretary \u2018of State, | Chat till it was time for them go to theif | lovers af the Batic FE readers desir- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 sailor, named Muller, from Baltimore.| the moat complete to be found in this city.Owing to overproduction at the menuk Bishop and Mrs.ane a A ©.A.1p.| handeit His Excsllency \"thé Great Seat-of paratétraits OC 180 ing same good wholesome home reading FIRE AND DYNAMITE.He and two others of the crew had broken | The plaits in patarsl bair, recently im- tory, we cen sel) very good Gents Usd Peltor, scies othe Sonate, sad the canada hich His Excellency returned to | \u201cThe Gentlewoman saps the modeaty with | far the winter evenings, should subscriba \u2014\u2014 + intp the ators roomand broached the spirits, ported fon.Germengs ace font admirable.| weat in Pink, White sad Qrey Wool.eee » , .in \u2018for safe beping, tH ich th jrdar ived 's | for this J.e Uncalled is the y treal~Dynam! and were de: unk.e lool after .= 480.for 35c, only.* Jude od me Supreme Si ermine i Tr \u2018Me.McGie, Clerk of the Privy Couneil, hick the Sie aon \u2018ber Majesty and name of à new sto by Paul pyrenees mia Fire ar Pas Toa ite 1a them the best way we could, and several Street, oy pe mediate} te bebiod the presented Bis Excellency with the Bibla | yo\" soldier was touched by hix Queen's | Dunbar, author ot Lyrics of Lowly Life, \u2014\u2014 | men assured me that ail three had gone in | AGENCY 49 NOTRE DAMR\u2014JOB PRINT.| MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Shirts and Colæ.h my iy > em | upon which he had taken theoath of office, ious kindness.* - Mr.Dunbar js already admired as à writer .: Nov.13\u2014 the bosts, but ovidently he had fallen | \u201cjpg in two or three colors.Gold, Silver, | lars, Neckwear, Suspenders, ste.Hest valee their wiyes and davy ry corte which the Earl in turn presented to Judge | °° : af short stoples, and this is his first con.River du Loup Station, Que.ite which overboard somewhere.When we leftthe| otc, Fancy Cards, Policies, Bouds, Visks | for your money.them mt the Jud lei r Cours.Sedgowick.JOHN MORLEY MAY RETIRE | tinued novel, \u201che scene of the story is | À terrible exp to the extant of several Westmeath she had 10} feet of water.in| ing Cards, À nive Colored Soarf fer Youths at vim Around the long table is the 4 of rd Aberdeen then presented to Hin |\" Juid in & small Oljo town und the charac caused damage to the extent Saturds No.6 hold, and she is doubtless at the BOARDING STABLE _THE MOST CEN only.the Chamber were th Homi the Bscellencz the Ligutenant-Governars of \u2014\u2014 .tars are typical ones from that class of the | thoussnddollars, took Place liere tu bottom of the ocean naw.The screw must BOARDING STABLE PRE OS\u2019 ; A visit ia vaiidted 1 he Bo oi wd Federal Cabinet in the following arder :\u2014 Quebec, Nova Scotia and the North-Wost | Fram Folitieal Life te Write Glad- | unoducat plo who take a grim sort of | 3¢ about 11 o'clock in the evening.have punched a hole in her.She was| tral locality for t usiess men for score.We œil pres : Dost Shoe Wilfrid Lau Sir Hear Joly de 3 \" poo house on the station hill, in which was ; atablieg their herses.Strict attention elegant and osmfortable Sir Wil ai ¥ ü Territories, the J the Supreme stone's Biography.glory out of a very uncomfortable and un- nih, ite, tho loaded very deeply with sugar, cementand | LU KE CE Cae Ch MUS] Ponseo Boot.Sole agents for the celebrated Lotbinigre, Hon, Messrs.Tarte, M | Court present, and Sie Wilfrid Lmurier \u2014_\u2014\u2014 charitable religion.We make the ac |stored a large quantity of dynamite, tho general casio.We are now all told 41 men, | §5yo% 19,every borse entr ated | Lyon Shoe, ee patron MA, lundi the other membyrs of the Federal London, Nov.13\u2014A well known London | Gusintance of the hero st his mother\u2019s | Property of the Water Warks Company, , CEE AO - Brfton and Fitapatrick.and I desire to most heartily thank Capt.ernmen A i esught lire and caused the dynamite to ex- ; \"| HoT COFFEE, OYSTERS ON THE HALF | Samples of Ami Bons di Alt li put nid [een ue ee a en ae is si rte Sano ro ae Ki GT CORP, OYSTER OF FE BALE | Fri Bem 31S gram eon Ji +, betwen foot of THE CITY'S WELCOME.= ive £2, Gladatone from the 4 | him up and has him educated far a preach.| houses nearby have been badly shaken up, cy daveshown tom draught at city prices, J.Davis, Bells \u2014_\u2014 M leur Lt ca te \u2014 the work will soon tive biog Thy nd or, much against his will.The story is and have ut few pane of glass dote in A PECULIAR REMEDY.Lane, Que P A O U E T } ps ries \u2018la oll wri i ä eir windows.© atation TE / .Whi Pressatation ye\" i i} writen and merita a kindly reception.> - .oat Lod Gore ES TA Ce Of Address and Lord | eXcomive ramunorabion muon the magni George N.Moraog, Torontor © 1.C.R.several panes of glass were broken, STATUTES OF CANADA, 61 V., 1898, 3 Minto\u2019s Replythe freight shed doors burst open and at urnam the repair shop all the windows on one Military To ent.side of the building were completely t] The 8th Royal Rifles, Royal Canadian | demolished.Fortunately the house was bara of the City Council, and accomp«nied | retirement from political life in view of Artillery and other military units are at | away out in an open field, Something about the New Discovery for Curing Dyspepsia.The Rev.F.L Bell, a highly esteemed vols.1 & 2, English and French, $1.50.J.O, Filteau, 27 Buade street.FOR EXTRA FANCY LARGE FIG3, GO to À.Grenier\u2019s, 96 John street, Wilkoe, Commandant of the Citadel ; Col.Sergeon Sewell, Lt.-Col.Farley, Lt.-Col.- Jones, Lt.-Col.Evanturel, Lt.-Col.Forrest, Major Dennison, A D.C., Major 167, 169, 171, St.Joseph Streetmare than one hundred thousand letters on fileat Hawarden.There is much talk in Mayor Parent, surrounded by the mem- | political circles about Mr.Morley's virtaal otherwise there _\u2014 TF PT 0 y: inister residing in Weedspart, Cayu, Tmish, Major Talbot, Major Boulanger, | by Mc.Chouinard, City Clerk, advanced | this five years contract.present practicing for Lhe militaty tourna | might have beon loss of life.The origin Cos NX, in u recent lotier writes as | CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, IN 25, 30 AND Palms, Ferns, Azaleas, Ete.Major ut ahs Major and presented the following address :\u2014 Thirteen Murderers Exos arderers Executed ment which is to come off in the Drill H.of the fire is unknown, but is supposed to follows : \u2018fhere has never been anything | 50 pound tubs.me an y our Taron the 15th instant, The entries close at | be the work of an incendiary.London, Nov.13\u2014Th i the Garrison Club this evening.The pro- 7 Sica Loone, Wat Africa bn me = mme is published in full elsewhere.TWENTY THOUSAND, DOLLAR LOSS, keys, Chickens avd Game of all kinds.that 1 have taken that has relieved the Thos.Delany, Batoher, Champlaio Market, To His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Dyspepsia from which I have suffered for | Hudoa, Garrison Artillery; Major Ogilvie, FJ 1 Gilbert John Elliot Mureay.Kynseamond, LARGE IMPORTATION OF A fine large and emaïl Planta ta TEE x ; 2 ten years except the new remedy called A H 8 c_ | in perfeet order.Captaine Te pooh, Bap | Earl of Minto sd Viewouat Melgasd, of | the hanging at Kweilu of thirteen mur.| The tickets are sid to be seling very | Montreal, Que November 19-24 | Suarts Dyspepein Tablets.Since taking | MARTINKAUS HARDWARK STORK \u2014ALSO\u2014 a .| oan Iissionari vickly.i H > Fans, Biber, Liou Gitmo, | Meld: Coney of Pct a oe Per he \u201cUni Bennet nee | Var RM.Srocine, St.Louis tt, À | Lay où he Pilow, Horde Manufacrurmg | th, 1 ave ad po dite x a ait | A oes ity nants\u201d WI | rch, Docs snd Cm Bin J Evantarel, Rinfret, Matte.Others ses of the United Kingiom ; Bares the Sherbro district of Sierra Leone \"Last full rehearsal of all those taking part in the | Company on Saturdsy.The flames spread | (0); .EL, Bell, Wéedaport, N.Y, Mortincau's, 135 Ste Joseph street, | For Spring bloom plant sow Daffodills, Hye included the Countess of Minto of Minto, County of Roxburgh, May.entertainment will be held in the Drill | with great rapidity snd menaced the Ogil- formerly 1 dala, Colo.h cintha, Scilisa, Ete., Eteto, who stood in front of the Judges in the Posrage of Gress Britain, Baronet Hall this evening.vie flour mills close by.Three alarms 5 THE CANADA STAMP COMPANY, 502 Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is a remark- #7 Cut Flowers at ali Timesing the Earl, able remedy, not only because it is a cer- of Nova Sootis, etc, etc., Governor- General of Canada.Marchand Off for Pashoda.Cairo, Nov.13\u2014Major Marchand, Comwere sent in,calling out the entire brigade, Johu streer, Quebec, buy and scl) all kinds which had a hard fight to keep she fire Academy of Music.Telepbonef 10.y a ETI Revenue and Postage Stampa for collec.Oe : tain cure for all forms of indigestion, but me ?W.PENNEY.their Excellencies\u2019 children, Lady Kileen mander of the French expediti | Commencing on Wednesday, November | within boundy, aided\u2019 \u2018by a furco of work- | \\ecause it seems so act thoroughly in old .» Filict, Lady Ruby Elliot, Lady Violet | MY is please Your Exosllency : shoda, started to-day for pedi ion, at Jo 16th and continuing for the balance of the | men\u2019 wha were on duty in the rolling mill.| onic cases of dyspepsia as pan as in| WHO DOES FRAMING WELL AND ae phot, Ellict, also Lady Sybil Beauclerk, Lieut.| It gives us the sincerest pleasure to tender Captain Baratier, who carried Major Mar- | week, Mr.Paul Cazeneuve will hold the The building dent which the Bre broke out | ild attacks of indigestion or billiousness.{ Chesp?A.J.Robertson, 146 Juha street, Louis Bond, W.F.Lascolles, of the Scots Guards, | you ihe frepesiful homage of the oity oF | chand's report to Paris and brought buck | boards of the Academy of Music, From | was totally estroyed, the walls alone TE | À person has dypepsia simply because the | _Y.MC.A.Building.\u2014 Qushes A.D.C., Lieut.J.H.C.Graham, of the | Quebec, \u2014 .we mig! even ny, of the reply of the French Government.Uni | the notices this young French star has re- | maining, and the machinery is a wreck.It Schanth is overworked, all it wants VE YOUR MONEY BY FIN i - large h! momes| : \u2026 oo .\u201c , |?\" Goldstroam Guards, ADC Hr See Bont teen \u2018be Ceusdian shore to your que ity their arrival a Fashoda' the expedition oeived whorever he bas been, it te be bat.ob vas probably cause fbi geod th 7 harniloss vegetable pemedz po digo Hon framing done by Robertson.\u201coies MON EY T0 LEN D | mond, of the Scouts G., Mil i ; will immediately retire at, | sale ict a successful engageme! \" a WOO.| the food and thua give it tho wuc > tary.Mra.Drummond and y, Mre.R.EX represen ont ot Our August asa.Weil ithewrgst af y ° ah oat, during his say in Quebec.His company work Locomung ot erheated.Thé loss will reat.[4 Ÿ mould to 2eloct ro.; rds prompiy N MORTGAGE, ON EASTEST TERM R.Dobell, Mrs.Brown and Miss Dobell, | Au sitizens of Quebec, we rejoice in the | the Bobet River and the White Nile, from | is » large and talented one, Mr, (lane be between $15,000 and $20,000, fully cov- This is the secret of the success of this| y M4, \u20ac.A, Building.* | mens.Ë pecial accomodation for reimbur 6 Si N.n and Lady Casault, Lady Joly | privilege which-ws once mors enjoy of beir.g | which point they will move overland to | Neuve having petaunaliy engaged Ît in New | oted by insurance.ulisr remedy.No matter huw weak or | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 lance bought.Detontaer® - Hvpothacary fle Lotbinicre, Sir James JF.\u2018EeMioirte and | che firet to welcome the distinguished man | Jubutil, the French post in the F dis- york for his Ensdian tour.The Manage- a 1 b.ow disordered the digestion may be, ADVOCATES.ETC.crx made on securities of seigneurial rental Le Mise LéMoine, Judge snd \u2018Mrs.Routhier, | who comes in England's name to preside over | trict, on the west const of the Guirof Aden nt of the Academy deserves credit for | Liadiss\u2019 Morning Musical Olub.| stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets will digest the Apply Judge and Mrs.Blanchet, Judge and Mrs.| the destinies of Canada.\u2018 ee - | sec-ring such a star fur the amusement Opening Concert to be held in tho Y.food whether the stomach works or not.OREDIT FONCIER F.©.Chauveau, Judges Sedgewick, King snd | If wessy of you aud of Lady Mioto, as Shelving Li Bung Chang.loving people of Quebec and asurodly d- | M.C.A.Hall, on Wednesday, 16th inst., | New fe and energy is given not only ta G.F.GIBSON E ClEx r.0.Girouard, of the Supreme Court, Mrs.| We Med occasion to say, in the past, of your Pekin, Nov.13\u2014Li H Chang has | Serves the suuppart of ail, © |at 4 p.m.Members of the Club adwitted | £he stomach but to every rgan and nerve ?74 Mountain Hill oh, Mra and Mim King, Mra 1 i bocause we have | been ordered i proceed to.Toi Nak (he A Record sea Die, free an presentation of their ayn cgbote | 1° body.À trial of this splendid \u201ctbe Mises Girouard, Misdes the Fe lasaant satisfaction of recalling that, | Capital of the Province of Shan Yang, to A ilecord as a D.ner.which can be, obfaiped frm t : th ios of medicine will ¢onviuce the most skeptical ADVOCATE, i wmuit, Hoo.F.'G.Marchand sndliike Lord and Lidy Aberdooo, bofore enter.| concert measures with the Viceroy of Shau| London, Nov.13 - Colonel Davies, wha | the Committee, or at the door of the bors.| that Dyspepnia and all stomach troubles can TS Irs Miss\u2019 Marchand, Mr.G.Grenier and |; upon the fusctions of the Casadian Vice- | Tung to prevent the future jnyndations of | retired aa Lord Mayor on Wednesday, | 22 hour befure the concert.Non-members, be cured.\u201cThe tablate are pre red by the 61 ST, PETER STREET, QUEBEC aber of Ts Mrs.Grenier, Ma Srl ur.aed royalty, you us us the bonor of residing ung un pr River (Hoang Ho).This ap- | mansged to satablish 4 Mansion House æ 25 cents.F A, Stoart Cou of Marsha 1.Mich, Lut.so LS TT OR TO ET ER ire Shelter Mra.Carroll, Ts itzpatric amongst us participating in our national int t ia regarded i .|cord.According to the Britis! eekly \u2014 , pular has the remedy me al Ci and car vor on.Mr.Dechene and Mr ne, | lifer thes preparing yourself ra advance to Gil Fg Prine Li, aa virtually ahelv- | oo A ore Fails thn any of his predo- | Ifyou ate vervous ar dyspaptio try Cartees | Stun v's Dyspepnis Tablets can now beob- | The Quebec Be ard of Trade has present- TS guerre Ho Mr.Targéon, Hon.Mr., Hoe.fhe esalted office of oversee General of \u2014_ cemors.The number of those who sat | coke Tavs Bil Dyspepsia ma dyspoptio: | thined at any drug sture at 60 cents per ed Sir Wilfrid Laurier withanother strong- er eck, For particuiare fear Mr.Parent, Mayor Cig Chon, Mr H = Canada.; 5 p Shien D'Or depos for stationery down atthe table wth on ine course of | sither one renders you mlastablo, aud od one package.Send for book on stomach dis- 17 worded t on urging aid to the Great nos: \u2018spép une and salvo Er .J.B.Chonisard, Cletk, Coatinued on Fourth Page.books, eto.his year was no loss than .1 Mle pills cure both.mw, easos free, orthern Railway.| 3 ME VEN NE M AC NC AC ME MC ME NE RE CAC AC AC CIRE SC NCA RC NC RE CREAT RE New Jackets MURAT ESS ; DUCTIONS.Te Clear Out the Balance of Our Fall Importations we are Offering Our Stock of AT 23 PER CENT.REDUCTION; FOR CASH ONLY.DRESS New Fancy Dress Costumes Greatly Reduced.40-Inch Fancy Dress Gooës, Only 25c._30c.35c-, 40: and 50.FRENCH KID GLOVES.\u201cDent's\u201d Celebrated Kid Gloves.The Noted \u201cFlorence\u201d Kid Gloves.Best Quality \u201cTrefousse\u201d Kid Gloves- French Kid Gloves, in New Blues, Greens and Reds.GLOVER, FRY & C0.and Mantles GOODS.A k 4 4 | + SE CHEN UE NENC RE NE- MEME RE-RENCUE- MERE VC TC NS MERE TaN rer eee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GAIETY THEATRE.Wesk Commencing Nov.14, The Dayns & Faushawe Stock Company Fanchon the Cricket, TARA HATI:.Frost Stock Dramatic Co.TWO WEEKS ONLY, ï Nov.14 20d Monday, Tuesday aud Tuesday Matineeee woe.\"PARADISE REGAINED.Wednesday aed Tharsd sy & Thursday Masines Performance every night except Sunday\u2014 Prices 10 and 20 cents.TRE © ASTS @ATH, Reserved Seats at Walsh\u2019 Friday, Sud Batarday Matinee.Joatineen Tuesday, Thacaiey and Sasurday, cu Test, ms fox thd weeks of Hade Plays change every second day.Keep Your Pipes |ACADEMY of MUSIC.NIGHT For 4 Nights From Freezing.SAREE ies à \u2019 ovember pr od mit PRICES na, Prices Mineral urday.Asbestes Fibre, ssc.| dir Paul | 15 Hair Feit or oe | Gols | we Asbestos Quilt | 50° \"Romantic 860.For Sale By The 78c.Supported by the Children LUMBIA 16e.STOCK CO.Mechanics\u2019 Supply Co'y., 96 St.Peter Strest, Quebec.GURIOSITIES Waebave à few very peetty Bresches, Fans and Table Mats of Wess Indian make.NEW BOOK The Meadowburst Childres, by Mrs.MacNeughton.JUST OPENED Lag) stuck of Caristess Cards asd Booklets.Uptown Store Moore's, 18 ST.J ST.Resolution of Sympathy.A © VU W .EEING THAT IT IS WITH DÉEP RE- gres thet che members of Fronteses Lodge, 43, A.O.U.W.bave learned of the death of ths wife of their esteemed Past Master Work®ao sad Depaty (3rand Master Workman of this Distriet, Dr.E.LeBel, Rasoived :\u2014That the members of this Lodge, share is the irreparnble mislertome whieh Divine Providence has visited him, end request bin to accept theic meet sincere syamipathies, Rasslved : \u2014Tuat a nopy of the present resolutions be sent to our beother Dr.Label, and vo the city papers for publication.JUTE RD, 98 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Correspondents of L.J, Forget & Ce, Sessk Broker«, Montreal Quetations from Montreal, Now York and Chéeuge.Exchanges received every belf sw TELEPHONE No.wa Debts For Sale.OTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT La Braque du Peuple offers for sale a certain number of Notes and Book Debts due to the Quebec Branches of the Bank.A list of wench debts is dep:sited in the office of Messes.Drouin, Pelletier & Fist, Advocates, No.128 St.Pater street, where it can be seen every day from 10 À M.to 5 P.M.\u2018Tenders for the purchase of said not and dents will be rece ved oa or before the 3ixteenth of November instant, nt noon The temders will have to be made at a fixed price for the whole list en bloc, aod will have to be mailed to the undersigned, cars of Drouin, Pulletior & ¥iset, P.O.Box 20), Quebec, by registered Iettor, smdorsed as foliows : \u201cTender for Basque du Peuple.\u201d An accepte 1 cheque made to the order of the todersigoed, for an amount equal to tes per cent of th: amount of each tender, will have to be aunezed to such tender, and such tender and ænch chegr2e will bs retarmed if the tendor is not accept d.If the trader is accepled and if the semderer fails to pay the balances of the purchase price, the amount of the ch will be forfeited im f «vor of tbe Bank, and the purchaser will mot be relieved of his obligation to pay the purchase price apart of the amoont nf his cheque.There 1s one crntesded claim in the debts to be 80d, this the pucchawer will take with the Fioles aad expose of the litigation now pen ling.\u2018The Bank sells without any gusrantes, mo: even with the guaraates thas the debts nor any of them are dua; the purchaser taking all the d:recs or indirect and possible risis.\u2018The Bank does nos bind itself to accept the highest nov soy of she tenders.Quebes, 8:h Norsæber, 1898.OVIDE DUFRE3NE, Manager.Estate Geo.Hough, Bsa.FOR SALE, 1.The Progeny, No.169 Ss, Ana atest, Upper Town, privat: re-idener, wea moms, with ber; water, large yard and stabi: for 35 hovses, Hot sad cold waser ia the stables Apps to V.W.LARUF, N.P., 283s, Ann Sercod October 19, 1588.Ta a Repertoire of Romantic Dramas cs Kilit Under the Patrzuge of Major-General Hutton, G.B., The b.0, us Officers 7th Military District.Queen's Own Canadian Hussars, DRILL HALL, Tuesday.15ih Nov'r., 1898.1 Physieal Drill Bayoses Ecsroies.} Teams.2 Sword Exercise, Q.O.C, H.3 } Mile Flat Race.4 Toams-Tug-of War, 13 Mea.5 Knights of Malta.6 Wrest ing ou Horseback.7 Half-Mile Heavy Marching Order.8 Bicycle Obstacle Race.3 Teme Tug-of- War on Horseback, 11 Foot Hurile, Half-Mile, 12 Band Race.13 Cavalry Mela.14 Victoria Crom.Entre: c'ose to Sec -etary, Cut R.BW.Turner, Garrison Club, 13th November.Reserved Sente le ss RM i Rous to ou sale = Stocking\u2019s TOUR BARBY BOY young to wesr Dress Shirts, bat the darling little a and Dress, have these done up toe skilled lauodrusses in our Haod Work Department.*Pink of Perfection BABY LINEN\" Tamed out at the Imperial Laundry, 72-74 St.Valier Street.&r Telephone 86 = F.FELIX.JNO.THOMPSON.THE RIGHT THING In Fancy Stationery.In the Finest Writing Pads.In Crown Parchment.Ia Grosvemor Galley Paper.In Royal Academy Paper.In Smooth Parchment.In Cream Laid Stationery of all grades.In Ssylish Papeteries.In Mean Cards.In Calliag Cards.In Ccreespondence Carda.Ia Gold Fountain Pena, and fact eve-ythi je: I a Sta, ge ning to real frst \u2014AT\u2014 JOHN E.WALSH'S, Bookseller and Stations.25 St John Street, Quebec.= = IPE = Richelieu& Ontario Navigation COMPANY.Quebec and ontreal A steamer leaves Quebec week 4.00 P.M.State Rooms are bested, des a0 Saguenay Division.A steamer leaves Quebec for Chicoatin:i and interimediate ports, as 8.00 A.M.Tuesdays and Saturiayn.\u2018The last stesmer for this season will be Tuesday, the 15¢h November.L H.MYRAND, Agent, TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.All refund the money if is fails wo Cure March 36 1948 | THE CHRONICLE.QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1898.The Quebec Chronicle, SUBSCRIPTION : (Parasue 19 ADvAKCE ) Daily - - - - 800 perannum.Weekly Edition - - $1.00 per annum.ADVERTISEMENTS; Ten Cents per line frst insertion, and Five Cants for each subsequent.Advertisemeats requiring alternate insertions, sch as twice or three times per week, Eight Cents per iine.Condensed sdvertisements Ten Cents for two insertions of twenty worls.Special rates for contr: cts Ja spplieation.TELEPHONE NO.63.QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 14, 1898, Our Govermor-Cenmeral The new Governor-General, Lord Minto, possenses advantages that few of his predecessors have enjoyed.Lord Aberdeen, like Lord Minto, was no stranger to Cauada when he became its Governor-General, but Lord Aberdeen, when he was installed into office, bad not previously enjoyed any knowledge of official life in Canada or any experience of its alairs of State.With Lord Minto it is different.His three years\" term of office as Military Secretary to the Marquis of Lansdowne, must have afforded him » very keen insight into the working of our political system.He will be the better enabled to avoid the: pitfulls into which some of his predecessors iu office have stumbled, snd in looking for precedents for future guidance, it may be safely assumed that his Excellency will not be easily diverted from those safe paths that have beep trodden, here by the Marquis of Dufferin, the Marquis of Lorne, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Derby, and other distinguished Viceroys.Lord Minto\u2019s official residence in Canada, as Military Secretary of the Marquis of Lansdowne, is not the only tie that bound him to this country after he had left its shores.Ottawa was the birthplace of Lady Eileen Elliot, the eldest dsughterof their Excellencies.When the North West rebellion broke vat, L rd Minto,\u2014he was then Lord Melgund, \u2014wasone of the first of those who volunteered foractiveservice with the Canadian troops.His dash and bravery in that campaign ave still remembered by many of his companions-in-arms of that time.His Excellency has seen much of the extent, the variety and the riches of this Dominion.The reply that bo made to the address presented him by the Mayor on Saturday afternoon, lays special strees upon his memory of Quebec's beautiful scenery and romantic history.It proves an intimate acquaintance, \u2018 too, with our country\u2019s great social problems, sud a full knowledge of the union of the various races and creeds throughout the Dominion, to perpetuate its brillisot history snd to avail themselves, to the utmost, of its future possibilities.His Excellency, as Lord Aberdeen assured him, may count upon the warm welcome in all parts of Canads that was accorded to him in Quebec.This welcome awaits him, as it did all of his predecessors, because he comes here as the representative of Her Gracious Majesty the Queen.» former resident of Canada and an old friend of the country, who has proved his friendship by going out to fight for her against her foes.Not only his Excellency\u2019s 0'd friends in Canada, but all good citizens of the Dominion are united in the hope that his administration of public affairs will cordues to his own happiness as well as to the prosperity snd success of the country at large.Satarday\u2019s Ceremony.It was a simple though quite imposing function that marked the installation of Lord Minto on Saturday afternoon as Governor-General of Canada.The ceremony consisted in the reading of the commission, the taking of the oath and the assumption of the Throne.It was an imposing ceremony, however, because of the importance of the change that it involved and of the splendor of the attendance.The exchange of Governors-General was effected, as it were, in the twinkling of an eye.As Lord Aberdeen stepped down from the dais upon which was the Throne, Lord Minto stepped up.The Government which bad received its tenure of office from the former, formally yielded up the Great Seal to the latter, by the bands of its official custodian, the Secretary of State, and its immediate return to the same bands by the new Governor, signified that his Excellency recognized and respected the mandate accorded to the Government of the day.It was a mere matter of form, it is true, but like all such matters under our Constitution it had its significance.It means that Sir Wilfrid Laurier continues for the present to act ns the adviser of Lord Minto, just as he has acted in the past for Lord Aberdeen\u2014 New Lamber Charter.The lumber trade in this city, as well as the interests of all shippers by the Bt Lawrence route, has reason to keep a careful watch on the conditions which are sought to be imposed abroad upon the business.The attempt in Great Britain to draft a new Canadian charter is for this reason likely to receive a close scrutiny at s meeting of the trade, which has been called for Tuesday at the Board of Trade.It is stated that the objectionable clauses in the proposed new Charter Party and Bill of Ladirg are so numerous that the trade here will decline to bave anything to do with it, as the trade in England and Scotland have already dune.To prevent a temporary dead lock in chartering, it 18 suggested that the trade, whilst rejecting the proposed new charter, should invite the ateamship owners to discuss the charter now in use with a view to meet them in any reaso: able suggestions, such, for instance, as putting some limit to the quantity of nine feet deal ands to be shipped.The towage of timber to the ship and batteau hire on broken stowage, both of which the ship has paid since the trade has been in existence at this port, were originally founded on equity, and the same conditions prevail ti-day.Probably the most objectionable of all the proposed changes is in the Bill of Lading, which commences with \u201cShipped in god cider and condition\u201d and ends with \u2018\u2018condition unknown.\u201d No It goes out to him the more because he is | rep! shipper, in any trade, could afford to ae.cept a Bill of Lading with the latter clause inserted.The shipper would have abeo- lutely no prutection against the caroless handling of the cargo by the ship, as has too often happened, and the value of the Billof Lading as a negotiable document might be impaired bysuch an objectionable cisuse.The steamship owners must themselves soe that whoever drew up this proposed charter was utterly regardless of the interests of the shippers, and they therefore need not be surprised that the trade in the United Kingdom declined to discuss the precious document, which does not even mention 2-inch, large quantities of which thickness, both in sprucefand pine, are annually shipped from the St.Lawrence.The report that 8pain will suggest Em- William as an arbitrator upon the question of the Philippines is a most remarkable one, in view of the part that Germany is supposed to have already taken against the United States in this matter, How would it do for the Americans to meet the proposal with an amendmen, suggesting the name of Lord Salisbury 1 FBRSONAL GOJSIP.Quebecers have learned with very dee, regret of the serious illness of Lo Mel gund, the seven-year-old son of their Excellencies the Karl and Countess of Minto.His Lordship contracted s very severe bronchial trouble on board the steamer on the voyage from Liverpool, which developed intu congestion of the lungs on Thursday last.Lt was the intention of the pee rtyto have taken a special C.P.Rvol iid for Ottawa immediately after Saturday's ceremony.But Lord Melgand, though somewhat better than he had been, waa by far too ill to be moved from the steamer, and their Excellencies consequently went to Montreal with him on board the vessel.Miss McLeod, Chief Superintendent of the Victorian Order of Nurses, was in town on Saturday and waited upon Aberdeen for final instructions in regard to the Order in question, * + Miss Frances Thompson, youngest dangh- ter of the late Sir John Thompson, has arrived in town to enter the Franciscan Convent on the Grande Allee, for the purpose of prosecuting her studies.: * The many friends of 14.-Cul.J.B.Forsyth,who has been seriously ill for the last week, will be glad to learn that he is now very much Detter and hopes to be out again nafowdsys A.Kleczkowski, Consul-Geueral for France, is registered » the Chateau.Hon.Judge Sedgewick and Mrs.Sedgewick, of Ottawa, are is town.Dr.McEachran, Dominion Veterinary Surgeon, is at the Chateau.Mr.A.Ouellette, Superintendent of the 1.C.R.at Riviere-du-Loup, is at the Chateau.+ Hon.Judge King, Mra.King and Miss Ronis use; Ottawa, rogistored at the Chatesu on Saturday, .Hon.Judge Girouard, Mrs.and the Misses Girouard are guests at the Fronte- TAC, * # 0% Mra.Willoughby Cummings, of the Toronto Globe, was in town on Saturday to resent bor paper at the swearing in of Lord Minto.++ Mr.Elz.A.Wills, President of the Toronto Board of Trade, was in town on Saturday.uw * Hon.Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Blair, Honnes Fisher, How, Clifford Sifton and Sifton, Hon.Mr.und Mrs.W.8, Fie'ding, Hon.R.W.Scott, Hon.J.I Tarte aud Miss Tarte and others registered at the Frontenac ao Saturday.Sir Wilfrid Laurier left at six o'clock last evening for Montreal, and will leave there this morning for Washington to attend the sittiogs of the High Joint Commission.= Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Wintield returned on Saturday last from a short visitin the West, and were accompanied by Mra, Winfield\u2019s niece, Miss Bessie McDonald, of Vassar College, Troy, N.Y., who will spend some time in this city.5» Mr.Milton L.Hersey, of Montreal, Dominion Aseayist, was in town on Saturday last, a guest at the Chateau.Mr.James Anderson, the well-known piper, from Aberdeen, Scotland, who eme ta Canada withtheir Excellencies Lord and Lady Aberdeen, was in town on Saturday last, and was re-engaged by his Excellency Lord Minto.\u201c % » Mr.A, F.Wallis, editor of the Mailand Empire, spent Saturday and Sunday in Quebec, .» Joseph Cornell, President, and Geo.Ww.Horton, Vice-President of the Citizens Line of steamboats, died of heart disesse on Saturday, Mr.Cornell at his home in New York at 12.30 a.m.and Mr.Horton at his home in Troy eight hours later.These men were among the founders of the line, of about the same age and each had amassed a fortune in the steamboat busi- nes.* + + Hon.W.8.Fielding and Hon Field: ing left here yesterday by the Intercoleni Railway for fom Sootia.® * Hon.J.Israel Tarte and Miss Tarte returned to Montreal on Saturday night.* Mr.Thos.Tat, of the C.P.R., was in town on Saturday, aud left for home at night.gh + + * Lt.-Col.Pelletier, D.0).C., leaves to-da for Ottawa to attend a meeting of il district commanding officers with General Hutton.The meeting will commence tomorrow and last ul Friday or Saturday.Mrs.Geo.W.Cook, 400 Elm Avenue, Montreal, is visiting, with her two little daughters, Mr.and Mrs.Dominick O'Meara, on the Cape.FEE Major S.A.Dennison, A.D.C.to Lord Aberdeen, was at the Chateau Saturday.Lt.-Col.BH.R.Smith, of Ottawa, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Home of Commons, is a guest at the Chateau.Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier, and Mrand Mrs.Henri Iaurier, of Ottawa, took rooms at the Chateau on Saturday.* + Mr.Frank Grundy, General Manager Q.C.R., and Mr.J.H.Walsh, Gereral Passenger Agent, registered at the Frontenac on Saturday.* » 0» Some seventy memburs of the Garrison Club attended the banquet which was given on Saturday night at the Club to the Hon, Dr.Borden, Minister of Militia and Defence.The dinner was entirely nonpolitical, and several of Dr.Borden's col- leaVtres in tbe Cabinet were present, including Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon.R.R.Dobell, Hon.J.I.Tarte, Hon.Sydney Fisher and Hon.Charles Fitzpatrick.Lt.-Col.Oscar Pelletier, D.O.C., presided, having the guest of the evening on his right.The banquet was admirably served and the menu was especially choice, reflecting grest credit upon the Club steward.After the toast of the Queen had been duly honored, the Chairman proposed that of their guest, which was received with the utmost enthusissm.Dr.Borden spoke quite feelingly in reply, and evidently felt very warmly the high compliment that had been paid him.In response to calls from the party, speeches were alan made by Sir Wilirid Laur.er and Hon.Messrs.Tarte, Dobell, Fisher und Fitzpatrick.Mr.A.Gobeil, Deputy Minister of Public Works, Oitawa, sud Miss Gobeil were at the Chateau on Saturday.* Dr.Montizarohert is in town on his return from an official visit to the Halifax Quarantine Station, He met the Minister of Agriculture, Hon.Sydney Fisher, here, by appointment on Saturday and leaves to-day fur Grosse Dole.Lt.-Governor Daly, of Nova Scotia, left for Halifax by the LCR, last evening.Mrs.Fielding left for Ottawa by C.P.R., last evening.* + A special train of the Drummond County Railway left Levis at9 o'clock on Saturday evening, when several prominent parties from Ottawa, who had been attending the departure of Lord and Lady Aberdeen and the arrival of Lord and Lady Minto, returned home.* ® Invitations hare been issued for the wedding of Miss Ettia Nickinson, of Toronto, to Mr.R.Percival Johnston, of the Quebec Bank, Toronto, and son of Mr.Peter Johnston, of this city, which event 1s fixed for he 24th inst.Mr.Milton L.Kersey, Duminion Analyst, visited Quebec on Saturday in connection with ita water supply.He was registered at the Frontenac, .* The following newspaper men from Montreal were present in connection with the inauguration ceremonies :\u2014H.G.Julien, Star artist ; Miller McConnell, of the Star staff ; J.McHugh, of the Herald, and J.Lonergan, of the Gazette.Lady Gault and Miss Gault, of Montreal, were present at the Parliament Buildings Saturday afternoon and are making a short stay in Quebec.Rev.Abbe Rouleau was inauguration ceremonies at t Buildingsnt at the Parliament rs Licut.-Colonel Strathy, of Montreal, atrended the installation ceremonies at the Parlisment Buildings, wearing the uniform of the 5th Royal Scots and the historic feather bonnet.«+.* General MacDonald, who took chief honors in the battle of Omdurman by his splendid defeat of the principal Dervish attack on his native brigade, and hy the masterly manner in which he caused the entire brigade campletely to change front during the hottest attack, is a \u2018\u2018\u2019ranker, \u201d the *\u2018Black Watch.\u201d After a magnificent exhibition of ability and courage years ago, be was offered his choice of a commission or the Victoria Cross.He close the commission and joined the Eqyptian army and will now probably be made an aide-de- camp to the Queen, the most distinguisbed personal honor upen tos man of this career, FASHION NOTES.Pale primrose and canary yellow are smong the fashionable tints in winter evening toilets, and when combined with green velvet and narrow sable bands the effect is most artistic, The new pink and wild-rose shades are very pretty, and among the odd dyes is a srk ing shade of Opsleacent orange.* All tints of white will be in vogue from cream and ory ao pure snow and lily white, aud all shades of heliotrope from the deepest royal purple to the faintest pinkish mauve, called orchid.+ #* + Spun silk hosiery was never so beautiful in design and coloring.It is frequentl made to simulate Ince, and, althou so fragile looking, is said to wear fairly well, A new fad is the self-gartering hose, made with a ribbon run through the top and tied in a dainty bow.Evening slivpers in the latest style are made of cashmere, in light blue or red.They have the high Louis XIV instep, and are finished with fancy silver buckles.The Maltese lace handkerchief is the correct accessory in its line just now.Lace, chiffon, fancy silk and tulle fichus ave spproved for delicate touches of elegance.ey me tiod at the throat or low at the bust.Long white ostrich boss are again in vogue, sometimes uscd with fine light or dark fur in tails or with the fur mixed along with the feathers, Jabots of lace are mized with fur or velvel roses, and are pretentious in size and form.Eveni pores are beautifully embroidered, aa ve black, white or cream lace, reaching almost to the shoulder.+.® Bias hands of taffeta embroidered on the edges are put on some of the new cloth gowns in serpentine snd scroll designs, and make » wonderfully dressy effect.New Overcoatings at Morgan's.3.J.SHAW & C0, 13 St.John Street, Upper Town, 87 Sous-le-Fort Street, Lower Town, HALL STOVES ! Danes, Jewel, Oakszu OQKING: STOVES J \u2014\u2014 AND \u2014 RANGES.FIRE IRONS, BRASS FENDERS, COAL HODS & VASES HOUSE FURNISHING ! SAR \u2014=AND\u2014 Builders\u2019 Hardware.Upper Town 873.Toioplioues |Lower Town 44.having originally enlisted in the ranks of = ONE PRICE ONLY.(À ealth Brand UNDERWEAR! Wo have a large assortment of the goods -| described below, all marked st very low peices 3 Ohidren's Health Vests vieever, at 43c., 48¢., 53c., 58¢., 60c,, 680.Children's Combinations \u2014Good quality, st $1.48 and $1.90.Ladies\u2019 Health Veste\u2014High Neck na Long Steeves, only $1.05, $1.35, $1.35, Ladies\u2019 Health Drawers \u2014For $1.25, $1.30, $1 38.Ladies\u2019 Black Tights \u2014Osly 74.$1.10, 81 15.Ladies\u2019 Oombinations\u2014At 2.25, Men's Health Shirts & Drawers \u2014 All siges, for $1.75, $1.90, $2.10.Men's Cashmere Muffiers\u2014 Fancy Colore, at 38: , 400,, 45c,, 483, Men's Silk Muffiers\u2014Large ey ÿ parierns, only 90s., 980., $1.10, 81.1.25.Fancy Wool Gloves\u2014For childres, eat aseurtment to choose from, as 1de., 7e., 18¢., 210., 280., 28c., Ha.Fancy Wool Qloves\u2014For ladies, for 280.30¢., 350., 38c., 40 , 450., 480., 500.SPECIAL OFFER! White Sash Curtain Nets\u2014Thes have been marked low in price, snd we bave ell qualities, only 70, 80, 100, 1le., 126, 130., 18¢., 170, 186, 250, Extes quality at 45e, 480., 550.and 78a.ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH SIMONS & MINGUY SUOCESSORS TO Simons & Foulds, 20 Fabrique Street.QUEBHO GENTS AND BOYS'.ALL SORTS AND SIZES OF w WOOL UNDERWEAR™ S00KS Or ALL KINDS OUR SPECIAL WHITE DICKEYS To be Worn with Flannel Shirts, A GREAT VARIETY OF LINED ANP UNLINED GLOVES.AO.À SPECIAL LINE OF Ready-Made Fur Lined Mantles, At Very Low Prices.BEDARD & PAPILLON, Hzrmusaron's BLocx, 368 JOHN STREET- Anthracite Coals ! GRATE, BGQ, STOVE, AND OHBSTNUT SIZES, ABD ASH, LACKAWANNA, WILKeSBARRE, te, THOROUGHLY SCREENED.LOWEST PRICES! JOS.GINGRAS, 20 ST.JAMES STREET.TELEPHONE 800.October 13, 1698, Am F.SIMARD & CIE.BEAUTIFUL SHOWING .Ladies\u2019 Nowest 8tyls Cloth Jackets, Ladies\u2019 Newest Style dackot:, LADIES F.Simard & Cie., 137 St.Joseph St., St.Boeh\u2019s, Quebec, Trea Loog | Primes ov IN AUTUMN STYLES © Of Ladies Jackets.' New Fronts, New Sleeves, in Black, Navy and Green, worth $700, for .$378 fn Fancy Cloib, Velvet Collar, richly strapped, worth $11.00, for .$9.00 SILE WAISTS- SILK WAISTS, of Bleck Taffeta Silk, Tucked The Chinic Hardware Co.Steel Ranges .AND.Kitchen Stoves, Of the Celebrated McClay Make.All Guaranteed.HALL STOVES, iccluding RED CROSS SIGNALS, OAKS, TORTOISES, JEWELS.FRANKLIN GRATES, THE CELEBRATED \u201cNew Process\u201d Oil Heaters, PERFECT IN HEATING AND EMIT NO OLOR Our Steck of Kitchenware Fronts and Collar .$3.50 Is Complete, and Includes all the TELEPHONE 3157._ Latest Novelties, General, Cabinet and Heavy Hardware, a.M.Rentrovr & Co BRANCH STORE, of Ladies\u2019 aw Yor.1] rape.Fac-Lénod and Far- Üvercoatings.Overcoatings, $16.00 Overcoatings, $18.00 Overcoatings, $20.00 OVERGCOATINGS, $22.00, 624.00, $26.00, $28, $30.COME AND SEE THEM AT DARLINGTON'S, OPPOSITE POST OFFION.TELEPHONK 666.TRNSY PILLS 5: .sas, snd positive ladies rallof.At moras 01.17.CATOX, Mouton, Mage poux NOVELTIES | 28 Fabrique Street es TELEPHONE 702 JOHN PERRETT, TAXIDERMY- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.Birds and Animals ARTISTICALLY MOUNTED 16 Chapel Street, SHERBROOKE.October 6, 1898.| Cm PNG MZOIU The Best Skill, Bost Search.Taree reasdns why the Pfeiffer Btoam Laundry do the very best work with ically no wear.A fair trial gesss- ally makes a patron.Will you try Pfeiffer's Steam Laundry, %, 4 and (\u20ac [McMukon \u2018Street August 30, 1900, TATIONERY, ECRETARIES, ETC.NOVELTIES | CHIEN D'OR DEPOT, OPPOSITE POST OFFIOR.Bisque These Jewel Boxes are rick.for the Holiday Seas:n, they are: useful, pretty, and inexpensive, § the prices range from $1.50 to $15.00.This line of gods will sell rapidly for Christmis Presents.An early selection is advisable.G.SEIFERT, 'WELLBR, 84 FABRIQUE STREET, i pposite the City Hall \u2019 Lamps, x Statues, Tables, 1 Bronzes, # Our Fall Stock of Decorative À designs in Vases, Lamps, Onyx yg Top Tables, Statuary and Bronzes, A prices.JEWELLER, ä 84 FABRIQUE STREET.$ Opposite the City Hall.} ä 1 + {Tea Als Jewel Boxes Strainers We have an interesting collec- oned among the best novelties y tion of Sterling Silver Tea Strainers with Ebony Handles, in Louis XV, colonisl and other designs.They are the handsomest and best finished goods obtainahle, sod are much saperior to last season\u2019s productions.\u2019 G.SEIFERT, 84 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite the City Hall 2 About Rings, etc, There is an almost endless A variety of Rings, ranging from a Baby Ring, for $1.60, So the \" A glegant Cluster Ring, costing In Pins, we have some v Art Goods has arrived and com- 4° isite designs in Whole Pear!s prises many new and beautiful and Diamonds.# Our new Pendants aud Brooches ir the righest and ,; most elegant Gems in Jeweller There are some very desirable ¥ they cannot easily be described, ornaments at very moderate # we will be very glad of an op- ¢ portunity to show them to our À customers.G.SEIFERT,IG.S EIFERT, NEWBLLBR, 84 FABRIQUE STRRET Opposite she City Bal THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1598.A VEBY ACTIVE MARKET, Heavy Orders in New York for Corporate and Railway Stocks.LONDON $70GKS VERY IRREGULAR, Canadian Shippers to Dissuss a New Ferm of Chavter Party.LONDON STOCKS IRREGULAR.New York, Nov.12\u2014The Evening Post's financial cable from London says :\u2014 \u201cThe stock markets here were irregular today.Americans opened above the parity, reacted slightly bus finally renewed the advance on English and Continental buying.The other markets were dull, motably rentes and other Paris specialti on rumors i the Dreyfus case.Copper shares wero adversely affected.A VERY ACTIVE MARKET.Now York, Nov.13-The prosess of digestion of railroad and corporate seeuri- was continued om an enormous scale ut to-day's short session of the Stuck Ex- Shange.The publié were in the market ae in at the opening and very heavy with comntiasion houses were executed thoughout the list.At the same Sime recent buyers, who mw én inviting and secure probit at the nt advanced level of prices, were sellers.The result was a very active 4nd broad market, the constant exchange of securities guing oa in the first hour resulting in Tathes anim.in prices, except in à few camer.With the completion of the buying orders, the realizing offerings were in a way then to exosed the demand in the second hour aid the prices showed a sagging tendency.But the violent advance in sugar to 123] or almost eight points net caused a sympathetic hardening in prices, tarning traders to the ball side and induced the shorts to oover hastily.The result was a strong close, notwithstanding the final slump of over two points in sugar and net gains reaching a poiut orfever in Mon many cases.The important movement in the Atchison securities was continued and gave tone to the whole market.The prin- Cipal activity in the movewent showed a; tendency to shift from she preferred to the : common stock, which advanced 13 on the | day.The preferred stock and the bonds, cuntisued in demand, the former closing at a net advance of 12.Other ies were also notably strong, including cople\u2019s Gas, Rock I-land and Brooklyn Transit, but the Federal Steel atocks showed a halting Be P Mi been.> 10! - MONEY AND EXCHANGE.New York, Nov.12\u2014Bar silver, 00 ; Mexican dollars, 47} ; silver corrifientes 804 to 81}.Loudon, Nov 12 \u2014The gid premiom at Buenos Ayres to-day was 127.00; at Madrid, at 44 ; at Rome, at 108.00.Berlin, Nov 12 -Bxchante où London, 20 marks, 46 pf ennigs.Paria, November 12\u2014Thræe cent reat 101 francs, 77} contimes.Buchange oa Lomdos, 26 france, 35 centimes.Loadon, Nov 12\u2014Sogar market firm for cane.Java quoted at 12s 3d, and fair refining at 10s 9d.Beet, quiet and steady for November 9 9d and for December 93d.New York, Nov 12\u2014The gold and silver movement at New York or the Tor ending to-day were : \u2014Exports, gold $126,090: silver $855,850.Imports, $36,842 ; silver $110,900.sd New York, Nov 12\u2014The im, of ote sod General marchandes at New ork for the week ending to-day were valued at $8,561,700.Vienna, Nov.12\u2014Exchange on London 12.08 ficrine.Pitsburg, Nov 13\u20140il closed at 118.NEW YORK MARKETS.New York, Nov.13 -Flour receipts, 47,- 333 barrel ; exports, 39,558 barrels.Sales, 5, packages ; quiet held.Rye flour, dull.Buckwheat flour, firm at $1.65 to $1.95, and to arrive.Buckwheat, steady.Cornmeal, quiet.Rye, steadier ; No 2 western, at 58¢, fob, afloat and to arrive.Barley firm.Basley recommend them 10 anyone troubled as bad malt, steady.Flaxseed quiet at 102}, cif | J 78, ; ; ; New York.Wheat receipts, 400 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will not dis- bushels ; exports, 156,440 bushels ; sales, 1,206,000 bushels iutures, and 1,000,000 firm ; bushels and ou! Spot, No 2 Rat 76e, fob and aficat No 1 Northern Duluth at 75jc, fob and a od oe opened firm and advanced San Co., Marshall, ona foreign covering an uet's departmental stores, Stig export trade, closed fc fo pet higher.Joseph sue part ef No2 March cl at Tdic, ; May, at mn to 2 160, Sow at lies Des, at irene, 4< to 74äc, cl at 74}.Corn\u2014.ipts, 100,375 bushels ; UT 9.090 bushels ; GYAL PILLS tae.sales, 26,000 bushels futures and 80,000 bushels spot.Spot firm.No.2 at fob and afloat.Pa cables, advance in wheat and coveri closed unchanged.May climed at : ; Dec, at 38.Oats, receipts, 127, | } Options quiet but rm on 109,990 bushels.1,500 begs, i Ping 11, , including to 85.40 ; Feb, at 85 60 ; $5.70 to $5.75 ; April, at $5.80 ; , at $5.85; Sept, at $6.00; Oct.at Spot coffee, steady ; mild coffee, quiet and steady.Sugar\u2014Daw, strong .and held bigh-r ; fair r-fininz, 3 13-16¢; eontrifugal, 96 test, at 4jje ; molasses sugar, |at39-16\u20ac to 3ÿe ; refned sugar, about le FORM UF CHARTER PARTY: | The following circular has been addross- ed to the isn shippers of timber and deals : \u2014**Quebec, 11th November, 1808 Gentlemen, \u2014I have been requested to ask you to attend a meeting of the wood exporters from the St.wrence to be held in the Board nf Trade room here on Tuesday, the 15th instant, at 3 p.m., to consider the mew form of charter party sought to be imposed on the trade.Yours respect{ully, D.R.MacLeod.\u201d MONTREAL STUCK MARKET.155 \u201cEx div.MONTREAL CLOSING BOARD.iH na su = ut a8 rar flsl-ususeffat-u Hivtées CHICAGO GRAIN AND PURE Chicago, Nov 12\u2014The follewing are Bien ay ee gestion, As Well as the Safest and Cheapest.The sew medical discovery, Stuart's Dyaspopsia Tablets, digest the food instead of making the worn oat stomach do all the work, give it a much needed rest, and à cure of dyspepsia is the natoral result.You get nourishment sud rest at the same time because these Tablets will thoroughly digest all wholesome food taken into the stomach whether (Ae stomach works ov mel.A cure is certain to result because the digestive orgsne are gites à chance to rest and recover their natural vigor snd tone.The Tableta are thes no longer required.To show the manver io which the remedy sots on different people and how quickly and effectually it cures stomech troubles we present à few recent cases.Mr.J.O.Wondly, of Peorie, Ille, writes : 1 was unabie to eat anything bat the plainest food and eves that often distressed me, but since ming one box of Stuart's Dyspepuin Tablets I can eat anything and everything I want, Mea.Samoel Kepple, of Girty, Fa, writes : I bave been estirely relieved of my stomach troubles by your years with sour stomach and gas at sight.am thaokfol for them, eppoint becaues they cure Dys uciog Lhe proper quantity of bile 8 i 3 y Drugymes.STA.B., bushels ; exports, Spot steady.Options nomiosl Butter \u2018ablets.1 suffered thres Mre.A.BE.Bowen, Barnard, Vt., writes: Itbiok Stoarc\u2019s Dyspepsia Tablets are the best thing for dyspepsia I avec took.I will \" pepels surely aod lastingly by cassing the food to be properly amimiisted, sud cure constipation sll druggists at 50 cents per package, Send for free book om stomach diseases to LOSS OF THE WESTMEATH, Captain Johnson With His Officers and Orew Arrive in Port.STEAMER CAROLINA'S ADVENTURE.Toe Challenger Returns to Port Dis- abled\u2014-The Mohegan Disaster.OCEAN ARRIVALS.Nov 12\u2014 98 Umbria, at New York from Liverpool.SS Buenos Ayrean, at Glasgow from Montreal.SS Tongariro, at Liverpaol from Montreal.88 Glenlivet, at London from Montreal.SS Messba, at New York, from London.SS Statendam, at New York, from Rotterdam.8S La Champagne, at New York, from Havre.8S La Touraine, at Havre, from New York.8S Catalonia, at Boston, from Live: 1.SSR win, at Philadelphis, from Laver 88 Autres at Baltimore, from Hamburg.SS Arona, at Loudon, frcm Montreal.DOMINION LINE SS Scotsman, Capt Skrimshire, from Liverpool, arrived up at 140 pm on Saturday, and went to the G.T.R.wharf, Levis, leaving in the evening for Montreal, after landing passengers and Quebec cargo.88 Labrador, Capt Erskine, from Montrea) for Liverpool, arrived down at 6 p m on Saturday ad went to the Breakwater, whence she sailad for sea at 4 a m yester- : ; | day.3 Ï LOSS OF THE WESTMEATH.tain Johnson.of the Jost 5e West: meath, who arri up wi is shi Canedian Paciie T wrecked officers and crew on board the Paluth 38.& At « 888 | 8% | Allan ss Monte Videan st 4 am on Satur- Duluth SS & Atlaatie 7 6 | day, tells of the loss of his ship at some Commercial Cs \" 185 | 183 | length in another column.ea a Er \u20ac s3| S4 |\u201c CHALLENGER DISABLED.Haas cire Mal Ta 731, The Quarantine tender Challenger had i her rudder smasl uring the recen Toronto Street Railway | M8 108 | heavy storm in the St.Lawrence and had | Montreal Gas Co.L221 108) 1944 | to anchor off Isle aux Coudres for a day Royal Electric Railway, | 165 | 159 | and a half, during which time her crew Montreal Telegraph.178 135 fasted, as they had no provisions with Ra ries Co.* a them.She arrived up on- Saturday and Dominion Cosl Co.38 | si} |bas into Davie's dock to ship à new Dominion Coal pe 118 | 1144 | rudder.tral Cosson, 153 INFANTA MARIA TERESA.Nassau, N.P., November 12.\u2014The tug Potomac, from Santiago de Cuba, which has been visiting the stranded cruiser Infants Maria Teresa, off Cat Island, has arrived here in order to obtain a permit to work on the ship.She will return to Cat Island immediately.The cruiser is lyin; one mile off shore and is in two fathoms of water.The natives have destroyed the temporary deck and have carried away everything moveable.THE MOHEGAN ENQUIRY.London, Nov.12\u2014The Mohegan enquiry was continued to-day.A member of the coast guard testified that he fired à rocket and gave every possible warning to the Mohegan when he saw her danger.Undoubtedly, he said, the current from the Manacles was setting inshore.The coxswain of the Falmouth lifeboat ~ explained the delay in launching the boat.He said that the boat cruised around all boat said he believed that they could have saved many lives if they put off to the Mohegan immediately.Surgeon Trevor testified that he conversed with Capt.Griffiths at 5.45 p.m.on September 14.He was in the best of spirits and greatly pleased with the ship\u2019s behavior.Boatswain Cruikshank was called to the stand and said that every effort was made \u2018to.ketiuut the boats.The chief officer, he said, ordered him not to wait to Inosen them in the ordinary way, but to cut them away.It was impossible to launch the boats owing to the li t of the ship.The inquicy was adjourned until November 24.DETAINED BY THE STORM.The Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company's steamer Carolina, from Montreal, which should have arrived down Friday morning, only got inat 3am on Saturday.She was detained by snow storms up above, and in the midst of one went ashore two miles below Vercheres, at Sam Friday.She was hauled off at 9 am, by a tug, and came down at noon.She went on mud and small stones, and was running very alowly at the time.A slight pull got her off, aud she is sup- to be uninjured.NOTES.88 Tritonia, Glasgow, from Montreal ; Polino, Montreal, for Sydney, passed yesterday.Steamship Cacouna, Montreal, for 8yd- ney passed on Saturday.8S Tarret Court, with a cargo of coal for Messrs G M Webeter & Co, arrived up on i_ Saturday morning and went into the Basin Wheat\u2014 to discharge.Loomer eo of = SS Cacouna took a in tow on her Oorm\u2014 way to Sydney on Saturday.December.Hi 2 ng sn \u2014\u2014\u2014 May.= SIGNAL SERVICE.Jancery 80: ! 8971897 | 897 Quebec, Nov 13, 1896.ETS River du Loup\u2014Cloudy ; strong north- The Simpleet Cure for Indi- | ve wind ; inward 2 p.m.four-masted steamer.Father Point\u2014Cloudy ; west wind ; inward 2.30 p.m.str Hurona.Matane\u2014Clear ; west wind ; inward 2 pm str Memnon ; 2.30 p.m.str Concor- Martin River\u2014Cloudy; north-west wind; inward 9.30 a.m.atr Tons ; outward 2 p.m.str Turret Age.Cape len\u2014 Cloudy ; south wind ; inward 9.30 a.m.str Manchester Trader ; 1 p.m.str Rossmore.\u2018ame Point \u2014Cloudy ; south-west wind; inward noon str Merrinac ; outward 1.30 p-m str Monterey.North Shore\u2014Clear ; strong west wind.Pentecost\u2014Outward 2 p.m.str Otter.Godbout\u2014Schrs Soow Queen and Marie Anne anchored.Anticouti\u2014Clear ; south-west wind ; str Savoy left for Quebec last night.Heath Point\u2014Inward 8 a.m.steamer S.M.JV.Sunday, Nov 13.Father Point\u2014Weather dark ; southwest wind, with appearance of rain or snow.NS Ashanti, inward at 2.30 a m.88 Monterey took Bristol mails here and passed outward at 11,30 pm Saturday.SS Cacouns, towing a barge, outward at 8am; ss Hurons, inw at 2.30 pm ; os Turret Age, outward at 5am; ss Labrador, outward at 4.50 pm ; sa Iona, inward at 8 pm; ss Malin Head, outward at 5.10 p m : es Sardinian, outward at 5,25 pm ; es Concordia, inward at 6.40 pm; ss Memnon, inward at 6.20 p mi.SS Merrimac will arrive inward about 4 a m Monday.8S Rossmore will arrive inward about 2 a m Monday.8S Manchester Trader will arrive inward about 11 to-night.RMS Gallia will arrive inward about 8 a m Mony.ARRIVALS AT QUEBEC.Nov 12\u2014SS Monte Videan, McDougall, Londou, Allans, Rae & Co, general cargo.Nov 12\u201488 Scotsman, Skrimshire, Liverpool, W M Macpherson, general , cro.- ot Nov 12\u20148chr Stadacons, Blais, 8t Augustome extimitacnce A Dewxints, or send Sa tin, master.5 eames Pe parrientare.rortieutats aoû ; Skeet coe Lady ir vertus 1 SS Turret Court, Irvine, Syduey, G M \u2018Chiadhoster Chemteni \u20ac ee, Wohster & Co, coal \u2018t Nov.13\u201488 Tritonis, , Rollo, Glasgow, Montreal, general cargo CLEARED.Nov 12\u2014Bark Vimeira, Ulsen, Limerick, À Gravel Lumber Co.Nov 12\u2014SS Turret Court, Marcumen, Sydney, Geo M Webster & Co.TAE SHIP LABOREKS\u2019 SUIT, Joseph Dinan Explains His Side of the Case.YHE LAW WAS HIS LAS?RESORY.How the Trouble Arose and the Efforts to Adjust It Quietly.Very grest public interest will attach to the action against the Ship Laborers\u2019 Association which will shortly be heard in the courts.One of the plaintiffs, Mr.Joseph Dinan, has furnished the Chronicle with the following statement of the case from his point of view :\u2014 There is a dispute now guing on that should be a little interesting to the Shipping ublic.It is the trouble between the Ship Laborers\u2019 Society and myself and others.Itbink it about time our side of the case should get a little publicity and the only way is to go to the beginning of the matter.In 1888 or \u201989 the Society granted to the merchants and all others concerned the use of steam for hoisting and lowering timber ; they also gave them the right to use whatever purchase they thought best suited to this purpose.This last clause is the one that has caused the dispute.We contend we had the right to use a single wire at the loading of the ss.Irishman, having used a single chain or wire for the loading of timber for the past nine years, and not us alone, but everyone who had a ship to load did the same.Since these concessions were granted there have been seven Presidents at the head of our Association, namely, Messrs.Mahoney, Mulrooney, Butler, Courtney, Farrell, McFaul and Ward, and all of these gave it their sanction, as a proof of this.there has never been any person stopped from using it, and as there has been no change or modification made in the above laws, we fail to ses why we were stopped from having the benefit of them.vr.Ward was elected President in July and since then a Walking Delegate, Mr.P.Courtney, was appointed.Even since this sp- pointiment à ship, the Osmanli, loaded a timber cargo and used a single chain or wire fur ho'sting and lowering said timber.This delegate was appointed to see justice done to all and to see that the laws of our Society should not be broken.He must have considered that the Osmanli, using a single wire or chain, was keeping within the law, as he made no report of her.Now came the as.Irishman, only « week later.I had this ship rigged with two single and threedouble purchsses, The delegate came around and told me I could not work the singleones.I would not agree with him and said I would await the President's decision on the matter.The President came and decided that we could not work the single one, saying \u201cit wag against the Jaw.\u201d Although knowing I was right I had to bmit to this decision.Now in all disputes arising between a gang of men, or stevedore and the Society, the President's decision is always called for and when obeyed, the matter rests there.But not so in our case.He brought up an old luw made in 1885.One that had never any connection with steam, and this is the law he fined us for violating.Being fully convinced that we were not getting justly deelt with, we would not pay the tine and as we were strictly within our rights we asked for aineeting, it being one of the laws of our Society.Unce we could get the names of five members in good standing, attached to our application, the Presiient has no other alternative but to notify the Secretary to call » meeting.Wa made two such applications and.were refused.Seeing we could not get justice in that Quarter we decided to try another and went for advice to the legal adviser of the Society, the Hon.Charles Fitzpatrick.He advised us to try and settle the matter between ourselves and asked us if we would be satisfied to leave our case to arbitration, the Board to be appointed from members be satisfied to lay our case bufore an impartial man, one satisfactory to both parties.Wereplied yes.Either of the above propositions were acceptable to us.On the first proposition he went as far asto ask if Mr.Juhn Howard would suit us.We said yea.Now, as this did not seem to satisfy the President of the Society, we have taken the ouly course left open\u2014to seek justice from the Court.Mails for Burope close at the Quebec Post Office during this week as under :\u2014 Monday, Le 7.00 a.m., ss Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, North German Lluyd ne.Monday, 11.15 a.m., ss Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, (supplementary), North German Lloyd Line.Tuesday, 7.00 s.m., ss Majestic, White Star Line.Tuesday, 11.15 a.m., ss Majestic (supple- mea dep 0.30 pr oe Lak Superi n , 9.30 p.m., sa Lake Su) , Np riday, 7.00 a.m., ms m General Trans-Atlantic Line.Friday, 7.00 a.m., ss Umbria, Cunard ne.Friday, 11.15 a.m., ss Umbris, (supplementary), Cunard Line.(a) Letter mail only.Send your bicycle to the Chinic Hardware Company's branch for the winter months.URE Biok Headnche and relieve all the troubles fuel.dent to a bilious ptato of the system, such +8 Dizziness, Nausea.Drowsiness, Disiress after eating, Pain in ts Skle, &c remarkable While their most Success has been shown Ib curing SICK Headache, yet Carter's Livre Liven Pris are oqually valuable In Constipation, curing and preventing this a:moring complaint, while they also correct all disordera of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulaws the bows, Even Lf they only cured HEAD Ache they would be almost priceleas to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness does pot en and those who once try them will find these little plils valuatle in so many ways tha$ 87, will not be willing to do \u2018without Carr, after all sick head ACHE fete tans of so many lives (hat here fg where we make our great busst, Our pills cure Ib while others do not, CARTER'S LITTLE L.IvER TriLs are very small and very wary to take, (ue or two pills make a dose.They are stric.ly Segelable asd do Bot grips or purge, tut by their gentle action lease cll who ite thin ~ In viole nt 95 centai ve for $1.Koll evi ry ahere, or sent by CARTER MEDICINZ C2, Nov Tak.1 Smal FL Sal Bose - Smal Price of the Society.Ho also asked us if wewould | * AUCTION SALE.AUCTION SALES.BY CG.R.CRENIER & CIE.In the matter of P.C.D'AUTEVIL & CIE, Grand Unioa Clothing Co , Quebec, Insolvents.¥ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT on Friday, November 18th, 1808, A$ 11 O'clock A.M., will be sold at auction, at eo much in the dollar, the assets of this estate, as follows A\u2014Btock in trade, Ready Mad: and Gente\u2019 Furniebings Store Fixtures.$12,032.68 B\u2014Book Debts.ovvene inn 50 00 ©C\u2014Rent of store to let May, 1899, The sale will be made for each item en bloc at ro much in the dollar.The inventory and a List of Book Debts are at our office.Terms :\u2014Cash.\u2018Lhe atock may be examinad asthe Insolvents\u2019 stors, 124 St.Joseph street, Quebec, on the 17th November instant, The sale will take place as our office, 44 Dalbousie street, PARADIS & JOBIN, Public Accountants.Office : 44 Dalhoueie street, Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.Building.Imperial Bank of Canada DIVIDEND Ne.47.Notice is hereby given that » dividend of four per cent.upon the- ospital stock of this institution has this day been declared for the current half-year, snd that.the same will be payable at the Bank and its Branches on and after Thursday, the 1st day of December pest, The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the 30th November next, both days inclasive.By order of the Board, D.R.WILKIE, kw General Manager, Island of Orleans Ferry.Steamer ORLEANS,\u201d Capt.BOLD TO, AND AFTER MONDAY, 10ta OCtober, 1898, (weather and circumstances or permitting the Steamer will run as follows : FROM THE ISLAND, a 8.00 AM 9.16 A.M.10.00 A.M.11.90 A.M.100 P.M, B00 FM, 8.00 P.M.415 P.M, SUNDAYS.1.30 P.M.L00 P.M 4,00 P.M, 2,50 P.M.4.50 P.M.Every holiday, the steamer will make altrip from the I: at A.M, and in the aftes noon the trips will be made ab the same bourv as on Sunda; ye.Stopping at 8s.J going and returning.On Sundays and idays, the price going vis will be and returning to 8%.J de Le A the same aa for the BY A.Sale on H MONDAY, 14 By A.J.M NATIONALE hasers.a UNDERWRITERS S:LE Barque \u2018\u2018Vidfarne,\u201d 535 Tons, 'OPPKR FASTENED, WITH SPARS, Masts, Standing Rigging, sod aa she li or did lie wrecked at Bic, \u2014\u2014 APTRR WHICH \u2014\u2014 The Materials brought up comprising Chains, Anchors, 2 Buits of Sails, Wire Rigging, Rope and other wuasterials.A.J.MAXHAM & CO, Office\u2014Banque Nationale Stock.ALE ON MONDAY, 14ra NOVEMBER, at the Office of A.J.Maxham & Co., Bt, Peter Street, of 217 SHARES BANQUE Sale at 2 P.M.1868.Summer Arrangements 1896 Montreal and Liverpool Service J.MAXHAM & CO \u2014\u2014 OF \u2014 arbor Commissioners\u2019 Whart, th instant, as 11 A.M.Auctioneers, axham & Co.at Their STOCK, in lots to suit par.A.J.MAXHAM & CO., FTV Ts | NK RAILWAY 8 SYSTEM TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS AT 7.80, AM, 1240 P.M, 630 PM Thanksgiving Tay, November 4th, Return Tickets will be issued as follows : Single First Class Fare Betwoen sll Stations in Canada, and Stations in Canada to and from Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.From all nations in Oansda to Suspension Br iaqars Falls, Black Rock, and Buffalo, Ny.* Tickets good going by all trains Nov.23rd and 24th, and good orig fo destination not later than November 28th, 1848.U.8.Customs officer at Levis and Quebec to cord and seal baggage going to U.S.pointe.For wickets, reservation of space in snd rates apply to any G.T.R.Ageat, or City Ticket Offices, Dg fer fu, ose 254 Sb.Joseph Stress.DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, LIVERPOOL SERVIOK 1698, VIA BOSTON.From Liverpool.Steamer.From Boston, October 6 New Ewarawp| November 3.« ANADA.se M November 3 [New Esa December & _ And every alternate\u2019 Thursday thereafter.Average Ocean voyage, seven days.From From From \u2014 Liverpool.| Steemskips, |Aftresi.| Quetec | Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool \u2014_\u2014| \u2014_\u2014 From From a Set.one i; 12 Nov i Nov.Liverpedi.Sicamers |Montrest.\u201cMontreal London Service.|Oc 15°Urroxax.0c6 | 2900.29 _ Montres and London Service.\u201c 20|/*Doxmrion.[Nov SiNov.5 From Bicamshspe.From Montresi » %7|*LasraDOBR.| ** 13 ** 12 on or about Nov.3l| Svorsuax .\u201c 19 Steamers marked * are fitted with the Latest Bos [imma oo SNOvemb | proved aystem of Refrigerators, and are specially adapted for the carriage of perishable Montreal and Giasgow Service.| freight.pr Winter Sailings Fron fontres Fro From From or Liverpool | Steamer.ES | Halifaz.3 November | Nov 13 |Vamcouvaa.{Nov 30 \u2018Dec 1 » « LABRADOR.Dec 14 [Deo 15 Deo 10 [JooTemaN.|Der 28 Teo 29 1808.Winter Arrangements.1809 | \u201c 17 !VancouvææmlJan 4 \u2018Jan 5 St.John, Halifax and Liverpool | All these Steamers have superior passages \u2019 aocommodati idabi Riectric Royal Mail Service.| Eee aa seme soaps ot.; From re Li.Steamahip, |g Halifax.Rates ot Passage\u2014 em en QUEBEC TO LIVERPOO! 19Nov.|Pammiax.7 Dec.| 8Dec.3 Dec.{CaLIvORNIAN.[31 \u201c* [23 24 [PAMSIAN.11 Jan.(1 Jan.Portland to Liverpool.ilings\u20141898.1898 - Summer BEAVER LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.Sailing Weekly between Quebec and iverpool ARIRO.Nov.2 LAKE HURON N 9 LAKE SUPER ov.16 GALLIA.vor .28 LAKE ONTARIO.Nov.5 Steamers leave Quebec every Wednesday afternoon, : FIRST CABIN\u2014$30 to $65, according to teamer selected.SECOND CABIN\u2014To Liverpool, London a Lopdondersy, $54 ; Glasgow, 87.65 ; Belfast, J mall w, .\u201cThee s steamers bave superior accommodation conveniences, carrying Doctors and Stewardesses and are well known to the travelling public for comfort and excellent arrangements.~ GEO.M.WEBSTER &:00., A \u201d Datnonts Bret.Ten Cents Will announce your wants among the condensed advertisements of the Chronicle for two insertions.Twenty Words will be inserted for ten cents in the want column of the CHRONICLE October 17, 1896.The Society of Arts I0F CANADA.1666 Notre Dame Street, Montreal, \u2014 DRAWING \u2014 Every Wednestay Value of Prizes Ranging from $2 to $1800.Tickets 3 10 Uents| ANTOINE LANGLOIS, AGENT, 62 Mocxrain Hiu, QuUEREC.January 21, 1806.onda La for passengers, being fitted with all modern | The From Onbin.Interm: The #aloons central part AM PM.to Mon PM.1.30 Express tu 12,00 Mail to Jct.& Se.PM 5.30 Exprem \u201c brooks.RE Nzw YORK\u2014ANTWERE.Frery Wednesday as 12 Noon.SOUTHWARK WESTERN LAN Green, N.Y.From Liverpool, 10 N.v.INOMIDIAN.26 November.8 Deo.LAURENTIAN.15 \" NUMIDIAN.29 MONGOLIAN .RATES OF PASSAGE.Oabin.Intermediase.Bsorage .at lowest rates.SF Rewarn Tickets issued a¢ reduced rates Glasgow, Londonderry and New ' York Service.Glasgow Steamahips.| From New York.14 October |Nupmanxa.[28 October.2%\" MONGOLIAN.11 November.RATES OF PASSAGE.Bm tickets issued at reduced rates.where least motion is felt.sricity is useë for lighting the sbi] the lights bemng ab tbe comme songer at any hour of the night.Music rooms Brooking room on the promenade deck.Saloons and Staterooms are heated by steam.For furthee pertioussre apply to QUEBEG AND HE STEAMERS ON THIS FERRY {Sundays excepted) weather permitting WILL LEAVE QUEBHO.{For GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.7.00 Accommodation to Richmond; 12156 Lighmiog Ex- Jorose tothe West, | 2.00 Mail frcm the 26.00 +.she Waeas.West, CAMADIANZ COVERNMENT RAILWAYZSYSTEM.AM, AM.6.30 Accommodation | 6.15 Accomm to Montreal.from R.du Loup 630 Accommodation | 6.15 ion $0 Campbellton.from Montreal.7.80 Axum.viaChau- | 11.00 Express from diere to R.du L.Halifax.10.45 Exprose to Mon- 11.15 Accommodation treal, du p.4,00 Express treal, 4.30 Accommodation du Loup.For QUEBEO OENTRAL RAILWAF-.AM.7.45 Mixed to Beauce 6.30 Accommodation 0 Sherbrooke.October 8, 1898.AMERICAN LINE.FAST EXPRESS SERVICE, NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON Bailing Wednesdays at 10 A.M.*TT eas sheamers carry only Second and Third: clase pamseng-rs, at luw rates.Inter.iational NavigationCompany Pion 14 and 15 Nour River, Office, 6 Bowling she Electhroughout, of the pas and Btatercoms are in ALLANS RAN & 00., Agents eo LEVIS FERRY | LEVIS.AM, 8.90 from ba Eons West.PM 2 ie Campbelltonxpress from Montreal.PM.2.00 Express from Montreal, on 4.30 Express frem River du Loup.00 Accommodatis ion from Montreal, to River to Mon- Halitax AM 7.80 Accommodation from Sherbrooke P.M.1.0 Express froes Francisto Sber- Sr.Louis.Dec, 7 -Nov.23 | Pasis.Dec.14 «Nov, 30 | ST.PaoL.Uec, 21 D STAR LINE.Nov 18 0.Nov 28 *KexeixcTus.Nov 30 NookpLAnD.Dec 7 Quebec to Liverpool vis Boston.Oabiu.$70.00 and up, incloding Rail ticket.20d Gabin.50.75 Pr \u201c » PE fn tre Qu re, leaving noon previous to day of sailing.These Steamers have exoeptionally good er- rangements with the Railways and are ial ly adapted for the carriage of Fine Fruit, and all ca: juiring pivmpt and care ful handling.Through Pis 5\u20ac Lading issned to all Points, For rates, berthing accommodation and sll other information, spy te w.CPHERSON, \u2026 83 Dalhousie Street.Quebec Steamship Company BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES ROYAL MAIL LINES SAILING FROM PIER 47 KORTH RIVER, NEW YORK For Bermuda :\u2014 8.8.TRIN IDAD, Thursday,17th November, st Pm.For Ss.Thomas, 88.Oroix, 86.Kites, Antigua, Guadaloupe, inica, Martinique, St Lucia.snd Barbadoes.8.8.CARIBBEE, Wednesday, 16th November, at 3pm.Special Cruises to Bermuda and the West Indies, taking in Porto Rico and Cuba, sailing from New York, 12th January, Hh, 16th and 26th February, 1899.For all particalars, apply to Bae Agen 828%.LE Baroob St.Laurent.St.Michel, St.Jean and B er Line.840 AM, 1.10 P.M, and 11,00 P.M, SUNDAYS 1225 and 11 P.M THANKSGIVING DAY | Thursday, Nov.24th, 1808.Round Trip Tickets Will be Sold at SINGLE FARE \u2014 ON \u2014 November 23rd and 24th, \u2014\u2014 GOOD FOR =e Return Until Nov.28.h, 1806.ol 8.Castoms officer at Station to cord and Parlor and wo + 8, points.For full information, Fold ing Car accommodation Pronk 94.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.14 Buade Street, Opposite Post Office, and Palais Station.AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 8rd, 189%, Trains will run to and from St.Anderuw Street Terminus, Quebec, as fois > Leave Quebec 7.80 A.M.For Roberval and Chicoutimi, Tuesday and Thursdsy.(With Parlor Car for Roberval on Tueaday).7.90 AM.For Grand Mere, daily except Sunday.4.16 P.M.For St.Raymond daily escept _ Suode 6.30 PM For Roberval and Chicoutimi, Ssturday only (with Siesping Cex for Chicoutimi).Arrive at Quebec 8.60 AM.From St.Raymond, dally ex t Sanday.840 PM From Chicoutimi snd Roberval, Monday, Wednesday and Fridez.840 PM From Grand Mere, daily except Batarday and Sunday.10.10 P.M.From Grand Mere, Saturday only.Traic frm Quebec will run between Grand Mere su.S iawenegan on Taoesdaye, Thars days and Satucdays, Excursion tickets to Grand Mere © Saturdays, $1.50 First Class, $1.00 Seornd Class.Over three boots uw Grand | Mere a Satordsy.Tickets .tocking, opposite 24.Louis Hotel.J G.8COTT, Sac'y.ALEX.HARDY October 1, 1898, sud Manager Gen.Fri.& Pass.Agent.Fall and N AND AFTER MCNDAY, OCTOBER Berd, 1898, trains will run as follows GOING SOUTE, EXPRESS for St Francis, Megantio, Sherbrooke, Boston, New York and all points Bovth Leave Quebec (Ferry) 3.30 P.M.Leave Levis 2.70 P.M.ACCOMMODATION for fring Junction and Sbher Leave Quetec (Feery) 6.3 MIXED Fo Bo.Foams lve Grabeo (Ferry) or St ve 7.50 A.M.Leave Levis 8.15 AM.GOING NORTH.EXPRESS\u2014From New York, Boston, Sherbrooke, Megantir, St.Frarcis, and points South.Arrive Levis 120 PM.Arrive eber: (Ferry) 1.90 P.AL MMODATION\u2014From Beance Junction and Sherbrgo! rrive Levis 7.15 A.M Arrive Quebec 37.80 A.MIX ED\u2014From rancie, arrive Levis 674 P.M.Arrive Quebec (Ferry) 7.00 P.M.All trains run daily, Sundays excepted.Ac commodation train from rs on Saturday night only runs ae far as ring Junction, continuing où to Sherbronks on Monday ing.ee aed Apregils, Cougars Fee: ec , connectiog brooks with Pullman Palace Oars tc and from Boston.Through coach on Express trains between Quebec and Boston.American Customs officer on hand at end Levis, where ge for United ints can be evamined and sealed throogh te tinaticn., : A For further information apply to RE.M STOCKING, Oity and Distriot Agent, Quebes Ceotrai Railway, 38 St.Loui 198, Quebec, © to any of the Company'e Agents.FRANK GRONDY J.H.WALSH, Gen] Manager.l'assengee And October 3, 1896.ebec, Mon Charlevoix Railway.WINTER TIME TABLE 1680000 tmorency and; COMENT S, AND AFTER | DAY, OUTOBER 32D, 1808, Trains wil: run às follows :\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEO AND ANNE WESX DAIS.Arrive Bte, Anne 10,00 A.M.515 P.M.6.35 P.M, Leave Ste.Anne, Arrive at Quebe .83 AM, \u201c11,40 A.M.(except Saturday) 12.60 P.M, \u201c12.5% P.M.Sander iy 1.30 B.M, BUNDAYS.Leave aber.7.55 200 EM 5.90 PM Leave Ste.Anne.Ri] aM 12.50 P.400 P.M.5.16 PM 6EYWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACH Leave Quebec, Arrive 8¢.Josshim 5.156 P.M, (Tues & Sat only) 640 PM beave 28.50 AM.KtStopping at 54.Romuald and at Lower Sillery going and returning.Every Saturday, the fir trip from St, Romuald will be made at 5 30 o'clock A.M.in- head of 5.45 o'clock.; On Saturday eveving here will he à trip from Se.Romuald and Sillery, a¢ o clock.April 33 1898 to 7 {1 CO WALTERS TRUE BRAND CUTLERY Leave 89, Joachim.Arrive Quebes N AND AFTER MONDAY, Mru OC-| 11:25 4-3 er, > OR M mimi SPer rent or pod o as follows: .Freight for Beaupre and St.Joachim will, day, Wedneeday and Friday, from Joined M Quebec Station co Tuesdays Braue LS EU 7 it.Jean \" .\" .torhe ge Michel So Au fer, ali other information apply Sage s.ren! | .; H, J.BREME! W.R, RUSSELL, From Quebec Tueeday, Thursday and Setur.BEEMER, Gen\".Severi t day, st 1.00 P.M.E.A EVANS, Gout.Manager, October 14, 1898 October 1, 1898 Quebec, Sillery and St Romuald TBRAY.HE STEAMER * LEVIS,\u201d CAPT.DES ROCHERS, Will leave { eircom stances permitting) ae follows : ST.ROMUALD.QUEBEC.6.00 à.M.7.00 A.M.8.00 A M.900 A.M 10.00 A.M.11.30 AM 1.00 P.M.12.00 P.M.200 P.M.4.00 PM, SUNDAYS.EW_YURE TO LIVERPOOL VLA 2.00 P.M.LIS EM.CLEL P 14 4.00 P.M.z00 P x SORT es 510 WN, FROM PIER FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVIOB Satuiday, November 19, 10 A.M.1P.Ms AM Noos.Saturday, November 26, aturdsy, December 3 aturday, Decemler 10, .S8aturdsy, Decemler 17, 9 A M.Saturday, Decen ter 24, Notas «Saturday, December 81, 8 AM, .Baturday, Janumy 7, .\u2026 Oadbin rasssge $70.00 snd upwards.Seccad Cabin, 842.50 to $E6, Revente Tsx sééitional, according to sesscn, sd zrrcr ard 2(C(E ModE vione, Bteerage Tickets to sed ficm ail parts EE 1c cr freiphtord paoerge tros tc 11 Come pany\u2019 ( fee, « Fouling Crees Few Ta LYFKAUN B.FÆUV NN à CO.& M.Srooxixa, 32 St.Louis mwêf 1S MAOE OF WARRANTED BEST STEEL, LEADING DEALERS SELL IT.Get eral Agents, pe BE, M.tTCLRING, +% Louis Beet, Quebe: Ge, .TRE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1898.PROBABILITIES FOB T0-DAY Presh to strong southerly and n-rth weeterly winds to-night.sleet Or snow to-day, then clearing.Minimum and Maximum Temporatares :\u2014 Vies:nia, 83.45; Calgary, 20.44: Qu\u2019Appelle, $226; Winaipeg, 10.32; Port Ars ur, 233; Parry N ound, 53.30; Toconww, 20.43; Uttawa, 14: Montreal, 34.38 ; Quebec, 23.34 ; Halifax, =- \u2014\u2014 Chronicle Aévortisiax Branches.Condenset advertisements will be takes at the following Acencies at Ten Conts for Twenty Worde, two in ertions, and one cent for each additivual word : \u2014 grime Nem Sand .Phelan, 290 33.Joba street.c.Vai!lancoart, 764 3e.Joseph st , St.Roch H.Kell, 318 Joseph stress.\u2019 M.Tucker, 417 Champlain street.¥.Pichette, L.C.R.News Stand, Levis.Thomas McTord, General Merchant, Mont morency Falls.Births, Deaths and Narriages.23 CENTS 1 INSBRTION.Y 50 CENTS 3 INSERTIONS.- RE -_\u2014_\u2014 a rer MALONE\u2014At Three Rivers, em tbe Stb instant, the wife of Thomas Malone, of à om.- PEE BRUNET\u2014Is this city, su the 12th instant, at the 9] years aoû 6 moaths, re for:y-five gears.(hurob, for fer y-five was the father of the Rev.Sister SL Alphonse, of the Grey N Rev.Felis Brawet, of Ste.Sophie oi this city.The (useral will leave bis sou\u2019s residence, and Church streets, 15ch instant, at 8 o'clock am.Charch, sad thesos to Stoorwer of Bt.Joseph on Tossday, Rich's cunet, Inte Seztes of 38.Roots Tha decoated use, of the late d\u2019Hait- 1.x, and of Philemon Brunet, E-q., jewslier, INST+LLATION OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.Continued from First Pugs.As oor country, with ita vast territory, its extensive nad varied ccsources, snl ite ever- rewown abroad, cooly awaits ibe bands of skiliful workmen to hasten its pro- (ross and asure its devel pment, the eminent uslities which you have displiyed elsewhere will iad an almost boundiess fiuid of action im our midst.Ua the other hand, when we contemplate tbe diversity of the elements compositg our population, their diffsrences of ongin sod of creed, the genius and ihe peculisr qualities of each, coupled with the legitimate desire ol all to preserva their individual character without derogating from the establishment ot mational uuily\u2014when we consider the mutuel respect and deference shown by all, the harmony and the good understanding marking the relsiions between (hom and the apirit of well-ordered liberty icspiring sil theie note, we have undoubrediy good reason to feel confident io our future as a peop! This great and delicate task bes been putswed with a skil, tact and breadth of view which have all redounded to our ndvantage, but which have also been to the honor of the distinguished men wke bave preceded you at Rideau Hall.Kn.w og the careful maoper in which Oar Gracious Soversign selects the men whom she sends here as her representatives, wo are sure thet im yoar bands the important mission which you hive come smongs: us (0 fulfill will be well Your experience of Canadisn affairs and your association during three yes-s wi h our population foreshadow for us ihe en:ire success of your adminis ra ion.; Permit us 10 coup e wi h your Excellency in the cordial welcome which we tender to you 10 day, ber Excellency the Countess of Séin'o ani 1he members of your young family, whom we « withali the more p'essu \u20ac that they include among their number the Lady Ei een, whose ro.umn to the Capi'al of Canad, which was her bir h-place, we glai- tyslu ee Charles Cometery.Rolatives and friends | \u201cwo know in advance, your Ladysbip, wi.b are requested to attend without further | op, grace y: @ Bios de ingauhel GRANT\u2014Uo Satardsy bight, 12 b instant, Mr.Alexinvitation.Robert Grant, eldest son of Mr.Grace, of this city.Famecal from bis late residence, No.4 Julia § preost, this (Mouisy) afterncos, as 2.30 leak, to St.Andrew's Church, themes to ou will fill ihe aelica'e ro\u2018e tha is yours, amid the graver fanc ions that {ull vo the Head of the State.And as \u2018he Canadians, among their characteristics from their French ani English an- ces.o°s, bave inheritei resp c for the fair sex and the moe: entire submission to their Moaot Hermon Cometery.influence, your Laiyship cn rest assured Please omit Sowers.thst you hive our armes; wishes that your GIROUX Oa November 10h, at five | sojourn in Ganida may bo ome of unbroken o'clock, B.J.L Giroux, Notary, and Customes Uficer, aged 59 years and ten menthe happiness.LORD MINTO'8 REPLY.deen, \u2014Ishbel Aberdeen, \u2014 November 12th, 1898.\" On the back are these lines :\u2014 \u201cGOOD-BYE\u2014GOD BLESS YOU 1\u201d SPOTLESS LINEN __ \u2018\u2018\u2019This seems to us s sacred phrase, With reverence impassionod\u2014 A thing come down from righteous days, Quaintly but nobly fashioned ; It well becomes an honest face, A voice that's round and cheerful ; It stays the sturdy in his place, And soothes the weak and fearful.Into the porches uf the enrs It steals with subtle unction, And io your heart of hearts appears To work its gracious function ; And all day long with pleasing song Tt lingers to caress you, \u2014 We're sure no human heart goes wrong That's told \u2018Good-bye\u2014God bless you ! Needless to way the souvenir will be much prized by all who have received s copy.BOTH GOVERNORS LEAVE.Immediately after the ceremony Lord and Lady Aberdeen and party, accompe- nied by Lieut.-Governor and Madame Jette, and escorted by the Q.O.C.H., drove out to Speucer Wound, where they were the guests of his Honor the Lieut.- Governor at dinner, the escort leaving their Excellencies at Maple Avenue.In the meantime Lord and Lady Minto sod their suite drove down to the Queen's wharf, escorted by the mounted officers and a detachment from \u201cB* Field Battery.Sir Wilfeid Laurier, Mayor Parent and several members of both Cabinets were on the wharf to see his Excellency before leaving fur Montreal.Captain Pennte and a platoon of the city police were als on the wharf.The Scotsman left port shortly after seven o'clock.Their Excellencies would have gone direct to Ottawa by Special train bad it not been for the serious illness of their seven- year-old son, which determined them to accompany him on the ship to Montreal, since he was not strong enough to be re moved.At 6.30 their Excellencies Lord and Lady Aberdeen left Spencer Wood on their way to the steamer Labrador sud were met at Maple Avenue by the detachment of cavaley, which escorted the distinguished party to the Louise Embankment.A guard of honor from the 8th Royal Rifles, commanded Captain Davidson, who was assisted by Lieutenants Swift and Brodie, was drawn up on the wharf and presented arms to Lord Aberdeen.; Lieut.-Governor Jette, Sir Wilfrid Lau- Our deliveries Is the crowning feature of evening dress.It is unmistakable evidence of eelf respect and refinement.Tha \u201cFrontenac Electric Laundry finish\u201d is the top notch of HIGH AKT in laundering.The Immacuiate Linen for which this laundry is famous o tPeaks plair'y of painstaking care d in every detail Our operators are people of expe ience ; our machinery is of the newest and most approved type.We show our patrons little courtesies that help to muke them feel friendly toward us.One of there courtesies is the ironing of soft, \u201c\u2018anti-sa ear\u201d buttonholes in all collars ; they =ave temper and finger naile.The rough edges of collars afid cuffs are smoothed by special machinery.There's no extra cost for these services a burry\u2014SAY SO\u2014and we'll hurry you to telephone us your address\u2014TO-DAY.æ 2400 & 410% are PROMPT\u2014and' if you are in We want your bundle \u2014want ill you DO IT?the escort from B Field Battery was under command of Prevet Major Ogilvie and Captain Panete windows and alcoves of the Loginlative Council Chamber were decorated with flowers for the occasion, and as is usual on State occasions the flag floated gaily in the breeze from the main tower of the Parliament House.Major-General Hutton complimented Mr.Hatt, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, on the successful manner in which everything was carried vut in connection with the affair.Previous to leaving on Saturday aven- ing, Lord Aberdeen congratulated Captain Frank Penne on the efficient service which the Municipal Police had rendered.He also asked the Captain to couvey to his men his thanks und very best wishes for the efficient manner in which they had turned out upn overy occasion that his presence hore had required their services.VERY 4000 BOWLING RECORDS MADE HERE.Annust Soles over 6,000,000/Boxes BEECIAMS FOR EILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Giddivess, Fuluess after meals, Headache, Dizziness, Drowsiness, Flushincs of Heat, Loss of Appetite.Costivencss Biatches on the Skin, Cold Chitlss Dlistu Sleep, Frightful Dreams and all Nervous and Trembling Sonsations.THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEP IN TWENTY MINUTES.Every sufferer will neknowledge them to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.DEECHAN'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore Fomales to eom- piete health.They promptly remove abstrnetions or Irregularities of the system and cure sick Headache.Fora Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN ~ pt, Lo NEW BOOKS.ea Tro\u2026\u2026 \u2018For Sale, ARGE PROPERTY, WELL _THIS- PACE SOLD D.MORCAN TO ADVERTISH Selling Out.DE ER A As the Establishment is to be Entirely Renovated.« Penecal will take place on Monday, at 9 Karl of Mi rier, with several members of his Cabinet \u2019 A M, from his residence, 219 Desfossss His Excellency the into re- | cr \"Me bor Ont of his | Octave College Simply Played With Beecham\u2019s Pills are a .situated, facirg Nowe Dame A, Aro Hacks Charck.Freeads sad | plied :\u2014\u201c\u201cI beg to thank you sincerely for | yt, | r.Marchand seve is Montreal Footballers.: The Changeling, by Walter Basan wireet.Nos.19 sod 31, and Moun- » - rend 2 ra, and Mayor Parent, as well as The Battle of t » by Gilbert Packer.tain Hill Nos.72 aud 74, contain- i oop.to .Moe | no cordiality of your welcome, and for | several prominent Toil sry wen, were at - : Without a Rival The Adventures oi Francois, by B.Weir ing large Etores hud Offices, six : .your kind expressions towards myself.As | the wharf to say farewell to Lord andLady | Montreal, Nov.13\u2014Ottawa Colloge | LARCEST SALE The schol 1s Mustte, Bernard Cages, | torier.Completely renovated.Hos Tater \u2014_\u2014 You have said, this is not my first visit to | Aberdeen, ho shook hands with them ali, | simply played rings with Montreal in the = efany Patent Medicine In tlie World.| mh Minister of State sata A Btowars, | Furnace.ith alight modification could be VISITORS IN TRE CITY.Quebec, but I can assure you that though | besides thanking the officers and mun of | final championship fuotb dl match here on i at all Drug Btores.The Romancs of a Midshipman, by W.Clark ao or 1 at ne Levis, contain ot Remit at Leading | it is now some 15 years since I firat landed | both the escort and guard uf honor who | Saturday afternoon, The Montrealers : .Russell.16,645 feat, close to mount eau Railway Some ef those Registered hers, my recollections of your beautiful | had turned out at that late hour.The | wero simply not in it from the start to, January 14, 1808.mw frikw A Frontier Osonpatfoy by the Viscount Fin-| erty and in line with the proposed coo: toma.are as fresh se over, ad th Labrador sailed x $ am yesterday.pire Fish, as Lhe score of 2 to a shows.! gustle, V.H., by Let.P.©.El'iots Loek- | £7 ak: on of Tntercoloniai Railvay.: magnificent St.Lawrence a © | escort and g of honor, the latter bei a's scrimiuage was vastly superior to .by Matia Louise Pool.\u2018ory eeay terms of payme The following wore amongst the Toba | ramparts of the Citadel sppesr to me as | sccompanied by thois band, then returned | Montreal's, and in tarties they played all 18981! .Te nome Tod Other Poopin, by W.| Apply © Ledoux, Montreal ; Goo.W.Booth, To- | old f.ieuds ;\u2014the romantic history of the | to the Drill Hall, where they were dis- around the local team.The Moutreslers ©.Morrow.CREDIT PONCIER F.O., PATENT rosts ; W.BH.Edwards, Liverpool ; J.early French explorers seus to come back | missed.after having been thanked by their found fault with the reforee, claiming that ; Her Momory.by Maarten Martens 74 Mountain Hill ren oi Price, Toronto ; Hon.Sidney Fisher, | to me\u2014for you possess not only a beauti- | officers for the duties they had performed | he allowed interference play, but the re.Ab Aboukir tac Acre, 7 vy G A Hoaty.Ocobeelt, ins.EU z Ostaws ; A.Ouellette, River du Loup : fui town, but ahistory of which you can | during the day.; feree was impartial throughout, aud the ! Well i pot by U.\u2018A.Henty.- am Mises Ÿ.and A.Bell, Manchester, \u2018| bo very proud.I return now as thers-| The wives of the Cabinet Ministers who | Whole tale is that Muntreal was clearly out- vitre Popular Authors, in Me.NO q T C FE}.+ aeneus 18.- Jad; Joseph Bell, Manchester S Fi presentative of our well beloved Queen | were in town on Saturday, sent a number | played by a gieatly superior team.! each.Stedrsan, Breton ; Dr.John Baker, Cape | 80d Empress, and it will be my esrnest | of besutifui flowers on board the ss Lab- | = Uitawa won the toss and chose to play T k UABEC 100 Books, Fopolar Authors, 150.Sach, T H E A dem.White, London, Eag.; | endeavour to\u2019 discharge the duties of my | rador, for Lady Aberdeen.with the wind.Montreal's kick off was 800 Books, Poplar Authors, 7e.OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.MeHogh, H-nry Juhen, J.M.McCon- high office.; .GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN MON- retumed by College sud Montres] was \u2014 application will be made cn behalf of the - ; .pall, Mootreal ; MF.Walcot, London, | _Lreturo, tow, sta time of prosperity, TREAL.She fee try Top College, but.thy kick P.J EV O bec, Montmorency & Chaslevolx Rally | TAKE NOTHING ELSE! me M Fracer, Edinburgh, Scotland ; | Tith the knowledge that notwithetanding| Montreal, Que, Nov, 13-\u2014Lord Minto, | fail o firme try for College, au lion .* |eral-in-Council, on the ed December next a Bi Me tio, Now Glasgow, 8.0.; Lt.-Col.| differance of race, and difference.of creed | Governor-General of Canada, Lady Mine, | failed.Cullege, 6 ; Montreal, 0.College 107 St.John Street, 1308), s+ 11 ordlock in the.forenoon, at the | FOR SALE BY.Scrathy, Montreal ; Mr.and Mirs.Jarss, Canada is united in the determination to and the other membora of the Viceregal then scored five nN ta ick etre A ___ Privy Gand Oe in the Cit of Guam, oor J.B.Renaud & Ce.8: nly ; tuate her brillian .With s : .bien approva) of « 288 TI) Bi mony Baten | Et pre, rte a he ond | farm, Mari come | 1 nnd a, Coll minis Union Buk of Canada, [FESsorSsi-issioniom| yp, bn & Bemiers & © : , FR + gifts of nature the possible future of our : © ; n the seco! , loge maintai if : ?.I ee ner UE AL ostmmbert | cooniry is very gro ln the succom of og de nd iotoaded.| vérantage and McCreadis gut, » try.but a cr | machinery of che Montmoesnay Ko reas, | FIRST CLASS GROCERS.Governor Forget and wife, Regina ; J.H.that future I shall, indeed, be honoured, if | The change was neceasitated by the illaues © os ed mat S accent.DIVIPEND]No.64.Notary Fiblis, on she 15th tember, 1088) September 1H.om Walsh, Frank Grundy, Bherbruoke ; J.E.W.Currier, Miss Bessie Blair and Mr.and Mrs.À.J.Blair, Ottaws ; Niel Mclnnis, : W.J.Calln, Mo1- treal ; A.Mallinson, London, Era; B = and] Mrs.Clifford Sifton, Hyde, Montreal ; Milton L C.eighton.Toronto ; Thos.Tate, trea! ; Mr.Ottaws ; John Hersey, Montreal ; H.Dallas, Toronto.Amongst the recent arrivals at the Vie- * tvris were:\u2014M Connolly, Montreal 1 can playeven a small pert.I must thank you, too, very sincerely for your welcome to my family, to her Excellency Lady Minto, and to my Canadin daughter, Lady Kilcen.1 hope that in the coming years we may often reside in yoyr sncient city, and it will be my greatest plessure it I can at any time assist to further the interests and welfare of its citizens.Allow me again to thank you for the : fred.Dayton, Edmonton ; A.R.MeKen\u201d honour you have done me to-day.\u201d sie, St.Stepheus, N.B.; Theodore Grothe, Montreal ; Alfred Lambert, Montreal ; T.J.Bell, Toronto; N.A.Hansou, St.; C.D.Hebert, Three R've:s This terminated the proceedings, and the spectators withdrew, with the exce] tion of the Cabinet Ministers and their wives, who remained behind until after Oliver Dufresne, A.A.Eaves, H.Provost, | Lord and Lady Aberdeen had left the Mootreal ; P.McCarthy, Toronto: Fi Those st the Clarendon included James , Gaspe ; C.Todd, Brantford ; Wm Thos.¥.Lonergan, Montreal ; MoNsughton, Hallow ; Arthur P.Wallis, Toronto ; A.Bender aad H.N.RoYeruon, Montmagny.Meeting of Creditors.\u2018At a meeting of the creditors of Mr.Louis A.Perreault, boot and shoe dealer, : \u2018ofthis city, held on Saturday last, Mr.Darveau was appointed curator Seer Onesime Galet and Elie Jobin were appointed inspectors.New Partnership.Messrs.Alexander Rodrigue McDonald, of Montreal, and Neuville Bellesu, of thin «ity; have formed a partnership as stock beukers under the name of Belleau & Mc- Donald, and will bo agents hero for Messrs.L.J.Porget & Co., well-known stock brokers, nf Montreal.Damage by Fire.At 8 o'clock, on Saturday evening, the firemen were called to Me.Drolet\u2019s machine shops, or St.Octave street, for à fice which originated in the third story.The fiat was almost completely destroyed before the flamvs were got'en under control at 2a.m.The loss, which is estimated at §500, is covered by insurance.The machinery was damaged by water.Jottings Around Town.\u2018The stenmer Saguenay leaves to-morrow, at 8 a.m., for Saguenay.In the usual column will be noticed the new advertisement of Simons & Minguy, offering Health Brand Underwear.It is wonecessary to describe these as this standard brand ie well known tu the p ublie The Chinic Hardware Company are shewing a very nice assortment of brass fenders, coal bods and fire sets.Call and seo them If you are in want of a heating ora esokiuz stove see what the Chinic Hardware Company have tu offer before coming to à decision.Awetions this day by A.J.Maxham & Co\u2014 At 11 o'clock, on Commissioners\u2019 .wharf, bark Vidfarne and materials.At 8 pm., at Messrs.Maxham & Co's office, - Banque Nationale stock, in lots to suit \u2018 pearchasers.Altention is directed to ths .above It will bo a rare treat to hear Rev.Jbuilding.SOME OF THE COSTUMES.Finlay, J.Carr, J.RB.Kiley, J.E.Stern, * Montreal ; Arthur Dennison, New York City ; 8.Bell, Three Rivers; G.Lawn, Brampton ; J.D.Guay, Chicoutimi ; H.D.Anderson, Montreal ; W.(Cooper, Three Rivers ; G.E.Boomer, St.Cathsrimes ; 8.BK.Mills, W.AL Winter, Monover which was an elegant mink tippet with long tails.Her grey velvet tique was trimmed with sequins and had an ing of mink, coat over a grey The daughters of Lady Minto wore cloth.Lady Fileen Elliot and Lady Violet Elliot was dark crimson.made dress of fawn colored cloth, piped in of fawn colored velvet and had ostrich feat Ledy Leurier and Lady July de Lotbiniere both wore black.Mrs.Jette wore purple and black.Miss Jette had steel grey and a velvet ue trimmed with sequins.ta.F , wife of the Lt.-Governor of the North West Territories, wore groen h Mrs.Dobell worea black velvet coat over à far trimmed groy silk dress, and very rich Bummisn sable ig) be was exceedi ty in royai blue.y precy Mrs.Fielding was in black sstin with rose pink frunt covered with gold embroid- ety.Mrs.Sifton wore a very striking dress of blue and green brocade and yellow chiffon trimmed with green, and her black hat had aleo greea trimmings.Miss Tarte had a pretty dress of shot green.Mrs.Blair wore a black sod blue figured silk with a hat of burned orsnge and blue.Mrs.Sedgewick's dress was of light brown cloth, with a white and mauve tront.Mrs.King sud Mrs.Girouard were in Mis Mine K figared e Misses King wore silks.Miss Frances Thompeon, poungest deugh- ter of the late Sir John Thompson, was in navy blue veivet.Lady Casault wore bronze and biack.The Misses Casault were attired, one in pink, the other in pale green.Mrs.Chauveau wore electric blue.Mrs.Hunter Dunn was in a dress of sage green.Miss Wisdom, of Lady Aberdeen's staff, wore dark green cloth and a grey hat.Miss McLeod, Chief Superintendent of the Victorian (Order of Nurses, wore green cloth and a black hat.LADY ABERDEEN'S SOUVENIR.Lord and Lady Aberdeen did not forget The Countess of Aberdeen wore black satin and a bonnet to match, trimmed with \u2018The Countess of Miato was completely covered in a long coat of bright marvon, frs.Drummond, wifeof thenew Military Secretary, wore a tight-fitting Astracsn aby Elliot had hats to match.That of Lady Lady Marjorie Gordon wore a tailor- white and with a white vest.Her hat was of Viscount Melgund, the Governor-Gene- ral'a son, who, on the trip across contracted acute bronchitis, and at one time was very ll.He is still very weak, Lut is convalescent snd it is expected that he will be able to leave the ship in a few days.The Governor-General and Lady Minto will rema'n with him on bosrd, but the other members of the party left for Ottawa this evening.Mayor Prefontaine and other prominent cit:zens called upon the Gov- ernor-General this afternoon.Ottawa, Ont, Nov.13.\u2014A special irain P-{ arrived to-night from Montreal with the servagts and poreage of tbe Governor- General.Lord and L Minto arg still in Montreal with their eldest squ, who is ill there with congestion of the lungs.BUN VOYAGE FROM NEW YORK.New York, Nov.13\u2014Before Lord \u2018Aberdeun sailed from Quebec yesterday these telegrams passed bet seen himself and the President of the Canadian Society of this gity, of which his Lordship is an honorary life member :\u2014Farl of Aberdeen, Quebec, Canada, \u2014Ere bidding adieu to Canada after your long and fsithfyl services to our dear country, kindly permit me, ou behalf of the Canadian Society of New York, to wish your Excellency bon voyage.God grant that the existing fraternal feeling between the United 5 England and Canadas, snd which your Excellency has so markedly advanced, may bigesom in eternal friendship\u2019s vale.\u2014Wolfred Nelson, President.Dr.Wolfred Nelson, President Cangdjsn Society, New York : \u2014 Accept cordial thanks for kind and gratifying message and fare well greetings.Heartily appreciated and reciprocated.\u2014 Aberdeen.THE MILITARY THANKED.The following letter spasks for itself :\u2014 To Lieut.-Colonel Pelletier, Commanding No.7 Military District.The Major-General Commanding has received the commands of his Excellency the Governor-General and Commander-in- Chief to cunvey to yourself, Lieut.-Colonel Wilson, commandingthe Citadel, the staff officers, non-commissioned officers and men taking part in the proceedings st his Excellency's installation this day, his satisfaction at the arrangements made ana at the excellence of the turn out and appearance of the troops generally, Tue Major-General fouls sure tbat the high expression of satisfaction on the part of his Excellency will be as gratifying to the officers, non-coms and men of the Quebec garrison, as it isto himseli.(By order), À.C.Bell, Capt., A:D.C.to the G.U.C.Headquarters, Quebec, Nov.12th, 1898.SOUVENIRS FOR MINISTERS.Befory leaving the Parliament House, on Saturday, her Excellency the Countess ot Aberdeen presented each of the Federal Ministers with a pretty souvenir in the shape of a tortoise aliell pencil es, sruund the outside of which is coiled open silver scroll work bearing the family mutto \u2014Fortuna Sequatur.: ABERDEEN\u2019S LAST OFFICIAL ACT.The last official act of the retiring Governor-General was performed on Saturday last, when he approved and signed an Order-in-Council adopted by the Cabinet here that morning, granting aid to the West Indian storia sufferers to the extent of $25,000.MINTU'S FIRST OFFICIAL ACT.The first official act of the new Governor- General, which was performed by him im- -A.MoCallen, 3,3.of Montreal, in his | their many Canadian friends when about | mediately after he had assumed his office , masterly handling of \u2018Ancient Ireland,\u201d | to leave the country.On Saturday many i i i , 9 ' ?- was to sign a minute of Council, adopted a3 the Academy of Music, on Tuesday, the [ of their acquaintances in Quebec received | at that ai ng's meeting of the Cabinet, 15th instant.This able and popular speaker will have his storeopticin views on great success.The procveds go townrds the St.Patrick's Church improvements.My friend.ook bee! you know how weak am a-rvoas yor wif> is, sad you know that Carver's Iron Pills will ralieve her,now why not be Lair sous it aad bay bee a box.mw, frigw souvenir in the shape from them a pret frontispiece of gold, en- of a booklet with antique hand-made paper,of her Ladyship's article on Canada in lust midsummer's annual published by Mr.Morang, of Toronto, entitled Our Lady of the Sunshine.There is a cover to the booklet bearing the inscription \u2018\u201cGood-bye, © and signed \u2018Aber- accepting the gift from Lord Aberdeen of he Government therefor.1 Major Benson and Captain Thacker, an BANK OF MONTREAL.grid up Capital Stock of this Inssitution bac that the sme a be PATABLE Me Bank ; he chapel built by hit on the Rideau Hall | ans afcer \u201cTHUY y nud, at it Branches, on sage.Ho has appeared neveral times | pled Where Dwells Uar Lad - | the .A snd afur THURSDAY, the Fimer Dar or before Quebec audiences, and always with shine 11 contains pond of the Sun tase.and extending to him the thanks of | D'iczupee next.NOTES.Bolusive.The guard of honor from the R.C.A., | By order of the Board, ; which received his Excellency Lord Mints E.8.CLOUSTON, at the Queen's wharf, was commanded b, Genoral Managerlege, oo in getting à rouge before time was called.BOWLING TOURNAMENT.The following is the result of the bowling tournament tinished on Saturday evening, the 12th :\u20141at.Labreque, made 4,472 points with handicap of 120, making a total of 4,592, or an average of 191 1-3 ; 2od.Burns made 4,438, allowed 120, total 4,568, average 189 11-12 ; 3rd.Talbot made 4,427, scratch, average 184 11-24 ; 4th.O'Connell made 4,234, allowed 192, total 4,426, average 184 5-12 ; 6th.Nuonan made 4,386, scratch, average 182] ; 6th.Miller made 4,372, scratch, average 182 7-24 ; 7th.Boisvert made 4,363, scratch, ave! 181 19-24 ; 8th.Tessier made 3.780, allowed 360, t tal 4,140, avers 172 1-3; 9th.O'Connor made 3,6ff, allowed 600; total 4,111, average 171 7-24 10th.Lessard made 3,982, allowed 120, total 4,102, average 170 11-12 ; 11th.Van Felson made 3,964, scratch, average 1651-6; 12th.Goudie made 3.608, alliwed 940, tutal 3,848, average 160 1 3.Only twelve layers have played their 24 games.Mrbrecque wins the first prize for the best uverage.Mr.Burns gets the second prize for the second best average Capt.Talbot wins the prize fur the best three conse- outive games, his score is 666 points with an average of 222 points.The average made in the \u201cCouvcours\u201d is the beat \u2018that has ever begn made iu Quebec, and if the Quebec boys continue practising they will certainly win their match agsinst the champions, the M.A.A.A., on the 3rd of December, The prizes will be hapded to the ha y winners on Tuesdsy evening a» the Club's meeting, \u2019 à ; BOVRIL A TEASPOONFUL TO À CUP OF HOT WATER.* BOVRIL .THE ONLY RELIABLE FLUID BEEF.BOVRIL GIVES STRENGTH.BOVRIL JS RELISHED BY INVALIDS.| BOVRIL ENRICHES SOUPS, GRAVIES, ETC.2,4,1,16,7,9:13,5,18,19,31,5,4,5,6,0 OTICE IS HERFEBY GIVEN THAT A DIVIDEND or FIVE PER CENT.upon the n declared for the current half-year, and 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DIFFICILE OROWTE Long convalescences, snd say state of characterised exhaustion owiag to lus of appetite u strengta.$s PIAL, - CArmist, - LYONS, Frenes.Fat RULES POSE TO PocToRa, Montreal, 18th October 1898.\"ET, Lr mr \u2014 Onebec Gazette \u2014 .DS » dividend sb the rate of Six per cent per Capital Stook of this Tnstitation, bas this day ben declared ; snd that the same will be payable at the Bsok and its B-anches o8 dbd'aftér Thursday, the first dsy of December next: , 1@th so S0th of.Novembsr, both days inclusive.By order of the Board, E.B.WEBB, General Manager Quebec, (Jetober 26tb 18 .Quebec Bank.OTICE IS REREBY GIVEN THAT A Dividend of Three Per Ceut.upon the paid-up Cap tal Stook of this Institution, bas been declared for the curreas half year, and that tbe same will be payable at its Banking House in this City, snd ap its Branches, un and after Tharsday, the First day of December next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 8th £5 the 30;h November next, bith days inclusive, By order of the Board of Directors.THOMAS MoDOUGALL, Quebec, 25th Qotober, 1958.toks ire Su] \u2014 8 \u2014 ORDERED IN PREFERENCE \u2014_\u2014T0 \u2014 ALL OTHBR BRANDS \u2014- BY THOSE \u2014 Who Have Made Trial of It.ALUMI All Ingredients Pure and Perfectly Healthful «== ASK FOR \u2014 McLAREN'S COOKS FRIEND | AND TAKE NO OTHER NOTICE 3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER at mgyth of Oap Kou iver is eubmerred as well as the other desp water pier there up to last winter, ab the end of tbe Wharf.The ition of the PIER at M 'UTE of CAP ROUGE RIVER is, a?heretofore, shewn by a Fiat Buoy by day « White Light by night, snd the position the DEEP WATER PIR, recently taken at the sud of the \u2018Whar is in 3 straight line with the said Flat Buoy sud about 600 feet at the West thersuf- fOar Rovaz Pren ap Wuazr Co.N.F D, NO was May 11, 18\u20ac NOTE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT annum for the current half year \u201con thy Paid-up The transfer books will be c'ossd from tbe reuant to the powers contai Bsand 59 Victoria, Chap.59, Section 15, And votice-is further given that all persons interested may then snd there appear and be heard on such application.CARON, PENTLAND & STUART, Solicitors for Applicant October 1, 1598.bm \u201c THE CANADA Sasar Refining Co.(Limited).MONTREAL.Maworaoruexes OF REFINED SUGANS or Hs i WELL KNOWN BRAND Of the Wighest @ ality snd Purity.Made by the Latest Processes, and Newest and Beat Machinery, not surpassed anywhere.- LUMP SUGAR, In 50 and 100 1b boxer, \u201cOROWN\u201d Granulated,\u201d Special Brand, the finest that cas be made, EXTRA GRANULATED, Very}Superior Quality.OREAM SUGARY, {Not dried).YELLOW SUGARS, Of all Grades and Standards.SYRUPS, Of ail\u2018Grades 1m Barrels and Half Barrels.SOLE MAKBRS\u201d - Of high olass ayrups, in tine 3 Ibe.and 8 The} * aus etm _ BISHOP'S COLLEGE, LRENOXVILLE; Lectures in both Vaculties resumed Thurs: dey, SEPTEMBER Z2nd, 1898, ns 94 A.BL jourse Teachers\u2019 Academy Diplomss doy 1898 09, Sert diouleton Examinations begin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19h, at 9} A.M.Reid Scholarship and a Free Tuition awarded under certain conditions.Calendars and fall information on application to Rev.CANON ADAMS, D.C L., Principal ; or F.W.FRITH, Kaq., B.A., Bursar.BISHOP'S OOLLEGE SOHUOL H.J.BAMILTON PETRY, Esq, M.A.Head Master.oid SEPTEMBER STAY AT THE.St.Lawrence Hall.RE MOST UENTEALLY LOCATED AND LIBERALLY CONDUCTED HOTEL IN THE OITT.i Patronized by the Leading Oitisens \u2018 of Quebec.Rates from $2.50 per day Upwards HENRY HOGAN, - - Proprietor.June 22, 1898.Fm BALDENSS POSITIVELY GURED ! MDME.IRELAND, Canada's Hair Specialist, Ig IN THE QITY.- Has Opened a Branph Store At152 St.John Street, T \u2018Where she wil g' ve her entire New Treste meant for the Hair.&& Consultations on Scalp Free, City Treasurer's Office.Quesec, 29th October, 1898, Pay Your Taxes.NOTE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 Voies the Taxes for the current year are pe without delay, the noconnts will be ed over Lo the Recorder's Court fur cel- lection.Allthe acoouats due for sidewalks aad draiosge will slso be banded tbe Recorder Court, if not paid immediately.By order, C.J.L LAFRANCE, City Treasurer, DIREGT IMPORTATION 4 Npmber ot Beautifu] Oaretnllg Selected UPRIGHT PIANOS Sold at Low Fi and Easy Terme of Payment, have bees revet tb Arthur Lavigne & Co, No.68 8t John Street.Ne er ve Caranmans, with fall Le > pee.| [00KING MADE EASY.August 23, 1498.Leasoxvilie, Time, Labor and Money Saved WHEN IN.22707 Owme A.MONTREAL | |uo soon.ao ome.vo seme NO OVERHEATED KITCHEN.: Se PDRITAN STOVE $12.The Quebec Gas Company have an ment of the mosp approved Gas Cookid Bto.0 op and 5 \" exhibition for salu : & their office a& Call and see them iv operation © Ami 25 1a E QUEBEC CHRONICLE fis published every lawful day by the Chronicle Lie \u2018Mountain\u2019 mil, be Wallis, Managing Director , "]