The Quebec chronicle, 11 juillet 1899, mardi 11 juillet 1899

[" LS 2 & UEO-DAY\"S TIDES.High Water\u2014 8.12 a.m.Low Water\u2014 2.54 a.m.TO-MORROW'S TIDES.HighWater\u2014 8.51 a.m.9.37 p.m sw 8.54 pm.327 pw.Low Water\u2014 3.34 a.m.4.04 pm.-+ > > - Y a A H é 2 a ronicle.The Chronicle is the Best Advertising Medium in Quebec.\u201d 5; PROBABILITIMA FOR TO-DAY, § Westerly winds; fair and warm = VOL.LILI.NO.19,349.\u2014 MORE LOSS of es*ables is caused by the excessive haat in July and August than would pry for one of our \u201cCheapest in Canada\u201d Refrigerators.1t is solid hardwood, dry cold sir, improved galvanised iron Shelves, tie ice rk, insu air space, antique flow finish, galvanised rou lining throughout, with fancy brooge lock ad ice capacity of 40 lbs.No other firm in Canada is offering this quality and sise for less than 97 50, y-u will rave over 13 p.c.on your momey by bu; rom us.Tu approcate this Mefr gerstor you must see it.Woinvite ovcry one to ex- adiloe it: CARRIER, LAINE & CO: ME ÉNTASON FR - SERNERS DECK Pt Fron 1st April to 12th October in Each Year.FORT WARDENS AS JDÉEE The New Law Will Not Apyty to Salling Veasels\u2014It Wilt be as at Present.THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY Ble Wiitrid Lauvier Says There Is ne Chanze in the Position of Affatre ~The Redistribution Bll Special to the Chronicle.- Ottawa, Juty 10.\u2014 In the Howse today Sir Louis Davis introdoced a bill respecting the safety of ships.-He said that the object was to jwo- vide that betweem the first of April and twelfth of October steauships leaving Canadian ports should carry such a deck load as is approved by the warden of the port, but Ledween the 13th of October and 1st of April - deck loads must not be higher than three feet.The extension apylies in the case of steamships, but ns to sailing .vessels there wiki be no change.The law in England decides that the winter begins on the: 1st of November, and the dote is fixed in Canada in order thal vessels from Canadian ports with summer londs may reach Englami in time.It 1e expected that the law ns amended will do away with one of ihe res- sone which recently led underwriters te increase their insurance rates on vemsels to Canadian ports.Mr.Prior, in the House this afternoon, asked a statement of the Cuyomment respecting the Alaska bom |.dary, concerning which munsational statements have appeared in the despatches.Sir Wilfrid Laurier said there was mething new in the situation as to the boundary.The United States and Canadian Governments had not jet been able to agree.When the gerrymander bill came up Sir Wilfrid Laurier moved the Houwe fmto committee to amend the clause relating to St.John.The amendment Was only intended Lo make clear the intent of the clause.The bill still provides that St.John country, with 10,000.people, shail bavs one member, and St.John rity, with 89,000, shall also have one.A long discussion arose about this.The prohibition resolution which Mr.Flint is to move will he pre sented in the House next v.eek, the Government giving a day for discussion.The postponement was de termined on in order tu enable Mr.Tord Minto assented to 70 heils this afternoon, among them the bill rempecting the Kichelieu and @Untario Navigation Co., respecting the Quebec Steamship Co., respecting tbe Quebec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Railway and changing its name, tq amend the Quebec Harbor Commis sioners\u2019 Act.MILITIA ESTIMATES.The Redistribution hill was pressed and the House went into Committee of Supply on the Militia Fastimates.Hon.Mr.Borden explained thot it is the intention to have annual drills.He thought it better to keep this up, even if it were necessary to reduce the number of the force.1t was the intention also 2o provide on army medical corps.Also thers would be an army service corps to arrange machinery for transportation and supply.Sir Chartes Ti approved of annual drill.He held it better to spend all that was necessary to carry out proper military organizatson.He congratulated the Governm\"nt on securing a commanding officer of high capacity.Gensral Hutton had stated that the permanent force wus dis organized by the absence of à large contingent in the Yukon.This permanent force was organized largely for educational purposes and was useless for that purpose, while they were ditpersed.In Sir Charles\u2019 opinion there was not the slightest need of soldiers in the Yukon, as the Mounted Police pand times more effective.Hon.Mr.Borden was gratifipd at {Continwed on Fourth Page.) Se.Joué Stacet, Qu-bec, dad Comuier-ial Stree, force were 4 thou- _ ANTICOSŸI.= A NUMBER OF JOURNALISTS GO DOWN TO.THE ISLAND AND ORDIALLY | RECEIVED BY THE GOVERNOR AND HIS AssistANTS: Bpstial to ths Chronicle : Rimouski, Station, Que., July 10.\u2014The press party, composed of = véntsen | Journalists from Quebecreturned at 5.15 p.m.from Anticosti Island on board the steamer fuvoy Capt.Bernier.\u2018They left Rimouski wharf on Friday last at six p.m.and reached the island at 3 p.m.on Saturday.A most cordial reception was given them at Baie &.Claire, English Bay, by Governor Cometiant, assisted by Mrs.and the Misses Comettant and Messrs.Dr.Jos.Schuldt Medical Superintendent, Racul Land rien, chief accountant, Leon Picard, agricultural manager, A.Jacquemay, chief engineer, and Eugene Servesres, chief storeman, who showed the party around the wonderful display of fifty-two buildings erected sinre three years.Stores, warshouses, hos pitals, school house, farm buildings, saw mills, residences and lodgings for officials and employes.The jurty was met at Rimouski by Mr.N.To vasstur, Quebec correspondent of the Island owner, Mr.Menier, and re ceived at the wharf by the Island brass band commanded by Mr.Comettant himself.In the evenirg a musical entertainment was given in the new concert hall, after which a charming reception took place at the Governor's residence.Piano recitals were given by Messrs.Lomettant and Ernest Gagnon, graphoy- phone recital and recitation hy Mr.G.Desaulniers, of Montreal.On Sundey High Mass in the chapel conducted by Bev.Mr.Bolly.parish priest, was sung by tke parish choir.the organ being presided over by Mrs Comettant.In the afternoon thére was a drive to Ellis or Gamache lay where the party was received by Mr George Martin, general agent of Mr.Menier.The Savoy left English.or Ste.Claire Hay, on Sunday svening at seven o'clock.The yacht Roma, owned hy Nr.Sloane, from New York, proprietor of the River Romaine, horth shore, also visited the island on Sunday.It is peopused to make in Ellis Bay à fine refuge harbor for transatlantic shipping.and otbir lstge improvements arc under way.CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.THE CONFERENCE CLOSED WITH IMPRESSIVE | SERVICES-\u2014MES- SAGES TO SENT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE, LORD MINTO AND PRESIDENT McKINLEY.Detroit, Mich., July 10.\u2014 The eighteenth Internatioral Comvention of Christian Endeavor closed to-night amid the impressive solemnities attending the utterance of the last word by the President and Fecretary in each of the great tents respective ly following responses from each State and country represented and last exhortations from M.E.Bishop Vincent, of Kansas, and Evangelist Chaplain.of New York.The following messages were read in both tents.The reading of the cablegram from Hon.Andrew Dewitt, President ol tre Peace Commission at The Hague, bringing out storms of applause To the American Peace Commission, \u2018The Hague.\u201cTwenty-eight thousand American \u2018and Canadian Endeavorers now assembled in international convention, Detroit representing two and a hall million enthusiasts for peace and arbitration.Great peace meeting held all wish you God speed.Signed, FRANCIS G.CLARK, President.JOHN WILLIS INAER, Secretary.Similar messages went to the Gov- ernor-Geneval of Canada and President McKinley.The conference closed with the singing of \u2018\u2019God Save The Queen\u201d and \u2018\u2019America\u2019\u2019 when the Benediction was pronounced.CASTORIA Fer Infants and Children, Th foe se ce\u201d PU kan vr Don\u2019t forget to call at Dumas\u2019 Hardware Store, 363 and 365 St.Pauls St., for Wringers at $2.00 each.Weshing Machines, Ice Cream Free: rs, Wickless Oil Stoves, Refrigerslors, Rubber lose and Reels.Mirror Rat Traps, Hammocks, and Sporting Goods, the Cheapest Hard war : Store of Quebec.For real laces cheap go to Clover.Pry & Co, RES THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 159.MEN WHO TREATED DREYFUS CRUELLY To be Called to Account for Their Conduct.GOVERNMENT IS AFTER THEM.ONE OF THE LATE MINISTERS TO BE PROSHCYTED ~ A HANDWRITING EXPERT RELIEVED FROM DUTY \u2014 DRBY- FUS'8 GAOLÈR DISMISSED \u2014 .Dertilign, the handwriting ex- , who testified before the Court of Cassation that Dreyfüs was the author of the bordereau, still re mains at the béad of the Authrope metorie Department ot thé Prefeéture of Police, but has been deprived of his official duties.Daron Baulny, anpther of the aristocratie promoters of the demonstration against Presidenst Loubet at Auteuil, has been peasdoned.It is under:tood that M.Loubet also decided to pardon Baron Christiane, who made the assault upon him, but the Cabinet decided that this was quite out of the question.EXTENSIVE LAW SUIT SETTLED Out of Court \u2014 The Costs Will Amount to $12,800.Ottawa, July 10.\u2014 The big law suit of Alexander Fraser vs.The Hull Lumber Company, and the Hull Lumber Company vs.Alexander Fraser in which some $86,000 was involved has been settled out of Court by the Hull Lumber Company puy- ing the costs since institution of the action and Me.\u201craser retaining ti: possession of the property obtained by him through a former judgment.The property includes part of Table Rock.The costs since the action was started are some $12,000.TTMAGAZINE EXPLOSION.Five Artillerymen Instantly Killed in Magatoland.Fretoria, July 10.\u2014Five artillerymen were killed to-day by an explosion of a powder magazine | - toland.» Mage STRANDING OF THE 8.8.PARIS.HER CAPTAIN MAKES HIS ME PORT \u2014 HE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY HIS MISCALCUIA- TION.New York, July 10, \u2014 The re port of Capt.Wat.ns, of the stranding of the American Line steamship Paris, was made public to-day by the local hoard of steamboat inspectors.Capt.Watkins makes no attempt to evade recponsibility for the accident, but on the contrary says frankly that the stranding of the ship wis the result of an unageountable error on his part.The accident, he says.was not due to any want of thought or anxiety about his vessel, but resulted from a mistake he made in calculating the position of the siip Capt.Watkins is still in charge of the Paris, and is acting in the interests of the underwriters, to, whom the ship was turned over by the American Line officials.Capt.Watkins has had ,a long and honor- ble career on the sea.Ile entered the service of the Inman Line in 1883, and since 1876 has been cor- tinually in charge of vessels of the Interdational Navigation Co.He bas made nearly 500 voyages acroes the Atlantic.AGUINALDO STILL ON DEUK.He Will Not liberate the Spanish Military Prisoners.Madrid, July 10.\u2014 Aguinaldo, according to a dispatch from Manila, refurks to liberate the Spanish military prisoners in the hands of the Filipinos.DALAGOA AWARD.London, July 10.\u2014 The Parliamentary Secretary of the Foreign Office, Mr.Wm.St.John Troderick, renounced In the House of \u201comimons announced In the House Hf Commons that the TPulagoa award would be made in October.PRIESTS IN THE WATER Upset From a Boat While Fishing at Lake Kinogami.The Rev.Abbes J.II.Flemingcure of Dedham.Mass, and C.1.Parent, of the Chicoutimi Seminary, were fishing on Lake Kinogami on Saturday, when the frail craft in which they were seated was by n sudden movement capsized.Fortunately Abbe Parent succeeded in seiz- \u201cng the cance and held on until assistance could be sent to him.As for Father Fleming, who was an excellent swimmer, he struck out for the shore.Owing to the great distance he would not have heen successful in reaching it.had it not heen for the gradual incline of the shore, which enabled him to walk in, as he was fatigued owing to the heavy clothing which he wore.The accident was witnessed from the window of the Chateau Saguenay, and assistance was at once sent to Abbe Purent.We kave in stock two sizes of butter making machines for family use, which we wifl sell very low.Call and see then at Dumas Departmental Hardware Store, opposite C.I\u2019.R.Ssation.Do not forget that we have removed to the Hrothers School.Faguy, Lepinay Frere, FATAL FIRE A MAN; Hi18 WIFE AND SON BURN WAS CAUSED BY THE EXPLO SION OF MATERIALS IN PAINTER 8 SHOP.om Finkelntein wail tätally buthed matériai it his and wall paper shop at Forsythe ant have been informed that the the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the French shors complications is withheld for the present by the British Colontal.Office Because it xo strongly endorses the case of Newfoundland that the publication would provoke another Fashoda ditficully.Mr.Jos.Chamberlain, tie Imperial Secretary of State for the Colonies, has, however, determined to force the French to abandon theit pretensions on the coast before another season opens.FATAL FISHING EXCURSION.SENATOR SANFORD DROWNED AT MUSKOKA \u2014 A LADY COMPANION SAVED BY TWO YUUNG LADIES \u2014 THE SAD NEWS CABLEP FO MRS.SANFORD.Windermere, Muskoka, July 10.\u2014While fishing near his own island this mornfng at eleven o\u2018clock Senator Sanford, of Hamilton, in company with a young lady visitor, his boat upset.Two young girls near by heard their calls for help, When they arrived they managed to save the young lady.\u2018Seeing the fenator's hody, which could easily be reached with an oar.they managed to get it to shore, but were unable to resuscitate him.They then crossed the hay to Mr, Baker's island for help.Mr.Baker immediately sent to Windermer for medical aid.Dr.Cotton, of Toronto, left at once for thé Senator's place, sut when he arrived it was too late to render any assistance.LATER DESPATCH.Hamilton, July 10.\u2014 A private despatch was received by the Sanford Manufacturing Company, from Windermere, Muskoka, this afternoon announcing the death by drowning of Senator W.E.Sanford.No particulars were given in the despatch and\u2019 the other members of the firm were loth to believe the sad news, until further particulnrs were received.A press despatch giving fuller, particu lars confirmed the news, \u2018, however.Mrs.Sandford is at present in the! Old Country and has been advised by cable of the Senator's damth.The news created great consternatien: in business circles and among citizens generally, the Senator being one of Hemilton's wealthiest and most po-f pular citizens.; \u2018The remains of Éenator Sanford will æ-rive here from Muskoka Lomorrow when arrangements will be made for the funerat.It is expected.Mrs.Sandford will arrive home from the Old Country in a few days.Senator Sandford was born in New York City, in 1838, and his parents dying when he was a youth, his uncle, the late Edward Jackson, of Hamilton, reared him.He entered the publishing firm of Fremer, Brace & Co.; New York, when fifteen years old, and six years later he returned to Canada and was engaged in the foun dry business in London for a while.In 1862 he entered into partnership with the late Alexander McInnes, in the manufacture ol clothing, and from this the greatest clothing man- ufactory in the Dominion resulted, The late Senator has been President of the Hamilton Board of Trade, Vice-President of the Hamilton Provident & Loan BSoclety, one of the hoard of managers of Victoria university and President of the late Hamilton ladies\u2019 College.He was also projector of the Manitoba & North- Western Railway.He was an off- cer in the Centenary Methodist Church and being a considerate employer; charitable and gefierous in his actions, will be greatly\u2019 missed in this community.He wad twice married, his first wife died in 1860 and in 1866 he married Misa Harriet Sophia Vaux whai with two daughters, survives him.Glover, Fry & Co.RUDYARD KIPLING'S OPINION \u2014 Their Fake Stories.London, July 10th.\u2014 The Author plicitly the grounds on which publishers rests.He concludes : \u2018They have nest work 1 can turn out, for that public's interest in ny iliness, when I lay at the point of death.establishes too mony integrity of the profession that far has given me countenance profit.\u201d Children Cry for lL.IN NEW YORK.ED TO DEATH \u2014 THE FIRE A Néw Yofk, July 50.\u2014 Abraham toddy though the Siplodlofi of dome paintér\u2019s supplies flames.The bodies of Mra.Fifikelstein and her son, Isidore; were sub- St.John's, Nfld., July 10.\u2014 The | colonial authorities are understood to rt of A large assortment of kid gloves at Of Some of the American l'ublishers published a letter from Rudyard Kip-| ling, which ends by setting forth ex- his case against certain certain Amerwan made me responsih'e- before a public to whom I do parti-i culiar}y owe the best und most ho- au egregious padded fake, and all these things they did, taking vévantage of 1 do not see how I can permit their action to pass without challenge.It precedents which will do evil to the honor and so und CASTORIA.FOR THE TRIAL.Britannia to Race Cup Challefiger Shamrock.1 a Heiter streets, this city.e ex- \" loslof st firë tb the shop, and | SATU 0SSE un s hémméd in bo \u201cthe ; RDAY 3 La MATCH, ins.MAY, ALSO pe [gen S00 ON ON he hall et the [PAPERS IN THE SEFTT.ENENT TP ED: {oot of ihe stairs leading to the Hes- | THE CREEK TRY TO MAKE ter street entrgned.Both häd béen EXPLANATIONS \u2014 IT IS NOT Phris, Jul Lan burned to death.A STOLEN LETTER FAKE \u2014 es, July 10.\u2014 It is rumored pr pr qu BASESALL AND OTHER § \" PORT that wa a rewitt Bi {nd revelations of FRENCH SH ORE ING FEMS OF INTEREST.the inhuman cruelly practiced on | COMPLIGATIONS.| ~ _ Dreyfus while on Devjl's Island; M.Nr \u2014 ç Lebon, thy Minister who was el - - - Southampton July 10.\u2014 TV [able for Briers 1p M.Dorel, white |WHY THE KEPORT OF THE [prince of aiid Coiter Dritannia has in charge of the penal settlement ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE | been tak PR where Dreyfus was confined, will be NEWFO UNDLAND FISITERIES en out of the dock aid is hot conning its action to yesterdays QUESTION IS HELD BACK expected to be ready to sail to oi ng its action es ys * \u201c \" : orrow, .dismissal of Demiel y - morTow, when, perhaps, she will have a trial sail with the Shamrock.A few alterations are making in the latter's sails.Her sailing master declares le is delighted with her, particularly with the way she answers to her helm, and her quickness in stays.While it is impossible to tilly gauge the qualities of the cup challenger at present, her supporters believe she will fulfill all expectations, unless she encounters heavy weather while crossing the Atlantic, and strains her exceptionally light hull.The course at present mapped eut for.the first trial sail between Britannia and Shamrock in triangular, so as to test the challenger in varying conditions of wind.| BASEDALL.The following\" were the scores in he Eastern Baseball league yester- At Syracuse \u2014 Syracuse 6, Sprin, peld 7.priver | At Toronto\u2014 Worcester 10, ronto 5.At Rochester\u2014Hartford 3, Roches ter 7.At Montreal,\u2014Montreal 7 Prosidence 8.DIG TROTTING MATCH.Pubuque, Iowa, July 10.\u2014A proposition was made to-day by the Nutwood Driving Club to the owners of Frank Bogash, Joe Patchen.Directly, Ecarchlight, Star Pdinter, Anaconda and John R.Gentry, for a race here August 31, for £10,000.There is to be no entrance fee, hut all age to enter to heat 2.08.RACQUETS.A rather pecullar and interesting athletic contest took place at the Racquet Court of the St.Roch Amateur Athletic Club yesterday a'ter- noon.Mr.Pierre Elizalde, the chuin- pion racquet player of the world, met Mr.N.Lavoie, champion of Tu\u201d nadada, in a friendly match.\u2018Che men played with wooden racquets.Mr.Elizalde is a Basque and is resting here after a tour through Mexico and the United States, .where he met all comers with success.The game was fast and exciting.and was well worth watching.The judgment txhibited by the players was simply marvellous and their quickness in returns was alinost comet like.Mr.Lavole distinguished himself greatly by his excellent work, but unfortunately the game could not be concluded owing to darkness.Each man secured two courses, and it is to be regretted that the final coutd not be played.There is a probability that the men may meet again.To- LACROSSE.Jt is very evident that the entry of the Quebec team into the Senior Lacrosse league, has anything but pleased some of our Montreal contemporaries who never miss a chance to run down the Quebecers when it suits their purpose to do s0.Why this animosity should exist it is impossible to ray, but the fact, however remains that a few of the Montreal papers always find fault when Quebec wins either at hockey or lacrosse.All those present at last Saturday's match agreed that Quebec team had surpassed themselves and if they won it was because they put up a better game than their opponents.\u2018There was no brutality about the game and only two men were put off by the referee, Mx.Adams, of Cornwall, who rendered justice to all.However, the Montreal Sunday Sun had to find fault and in its last issue the following appeared: A GENUINE SURPRISE.When the news was heard in this city that the Quebec team had defeated the Capitals by seven games to th ed the Capitals by seven games to three there was a general gasp of ns- tonishment.The first impression was that the Quebecers had hamimer- ed the life out of the Cepitais.The second was that someone was making money.Any way the men who had bet even money that the Capitals would double the Quebec score simply because no \u2018Quebec money could be got any other way were made clear through.And as yet no one knows the true inside of the story.It was a veritable clowl- burst.That Quebec\u2014a team which is hardly in the same class as the older clubs\u2014should defeat a leading club like the Cupitals, was deemed {veposterous.Of course we all know that in lacrosse it is the unexpected that happens.But in this case there sceins to be a nigger in the woodpile somewhere.Afeer publishing the above, the Sun concludes by remarkinz that the | Quebec team were in good form and played to great udvantage.outplaying the Capitals from start to finish.THE RIFLE.Only two members of the 8th R.R, braved the elements on Saturday last and firalat the St.Joseph raunes, Private Goudie making 91 points and Private Smith 88, the ranges he- ing 200, 500 and 600 yards.On Wednesday next the ranges will be at 200 standing, 500 and 600 prone.Every member of the team should make it their duty to put in a prac tice hefore the next league 1uceting.which takes place next Saturday.So far the first team of the Sth ure 24 points ahead of last year's score.and with a little energy on the part of the officers and men the chances are gout for n place at the top of the series.The date for the annual hat- talion matches is approaching, and it is expected thut a large prize list will be offered.PRICE ONE CENT.HO STARTED THE TROUBLE?3 SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE DUKE OF ORLEANS \u2014 8UD- SCRIBED MONEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF STARTING A ROW.\u2014\u2014 Paris, July 10, \u2014 The Onveilé de France to-day publishes the report whith the prefect of police presented to the Government March 29 on the Orleanist party.It Says the League of Patriots and the Anti-Semits League werk iii closé relations with the Duke of Orléans, who sefit 50,000 trancs to M.Dérouléd& and large sums to Deputy Jules Guerin.Altogether the Royalists are said to have expended 300, francs in getting up the Neuilly barracks fiasco.Professor Hyvelati, (feasurer of the League of the French Fatherland, has been suspended from his duties at the College of Reims for attempts to | incite an anti-Dreyfus agitation at Rennét.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MARTIAL LAW Declared Throughout the ment of Belgrade.Belgrade, Servia, Jily 10, \u2014 Martial law has heen declared thidtghout the department of Belgrade, including this city, owing to discoveries made during the course of inquiry into the recent attempt upon the life of former King Milanrte A CONFESSED MURDERESS.Depart- \u201cYes, T am Guilty, and Deserve the Severest Punishment.\u2019 Winniuveg, Man, July 10.\u2014 Emily Hilda Blake, charged with the murder of Mrs.Robert T.ane, had & preliminary trial to-day.The accused was not represented.She sat throughout tle trial unmoved all the time with her eyes closed.When asked if she had anything to say, the accused, rising to her feet, said, \u201cYes I am guilty and deserve the severest punishment you can give me, that\u2019s all.\u201d The prisoner struggled hard to maintain her composure but her lips trembled and the short statement ended by sobs.The scene wgs aflecting.The magistrate committed her for trial at the next assizes, November 14.\u2014 , AUSTRALASIATS SHARE.London, July 10,\u2014The Daily Mail says this morning: \u2018It has been agreed that Australasia shall bear 8.18 of the cost of the Pacifc Cable and Gregt Britain and Canada each 5.18.BALLAD WRITER DEAD.New York, July 10.\u2014Charles Graham, the ballad writer, whose songs have heen mung, played and whistled everywhere, is dead in Bellevue Hospital.Tn spite of the great popular ity of his songs he is sud to have died penniless, for most of his work was poorly paid.He was born in Boston, England.DID MISS GOULD MARRYAFRAUD?THE PRINCE OF MONOCO SAYS CASTELILANE 18 NOT A COUNT AND A CHALLENGE FROM IIIM 15 BENEATH NOTICE.New York, July 10.\u2014A 1'aris dispatch to theEvening Journal says the Prince of Monoco, who has just returned from a ser voyage, has declined to fight a duel with Count l'ustellane on account of the Dreyfus affaie.In his reply to Castellane's recent insulting letter, the Prince apenly gives as his reason for declination the fact that Castellane is a person inferior to his situation.He says he has reason to believe that Castellane has assumed the title of Count when he is not entitled to it.Monoco says under the circumstances the challenge from Castellane is an impertinence and is not entitled to notice.A RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE NO MORE.Heir Apparent to Throne Passes Away.CONSUMPTION WAS THE CAUSE HE DIFS IN THE CAUCASUS \u2014 THOUGH AN INVALID HIS DEATH WAS NOT EXPECTED SO SUDDENLY \u2014 HIS MOTHER NOT PRESENT AT HIS BED- SIDE\u2014SYMPATHY FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES.st.Petersburg, July 10.\u2014 Grand Duke George, heir apparent to the Russian throne, died at the Imperial Palace in the Caucasus to-day, where he had Leen residing for his health.An official despatch from Abba Tuman, in the Caucasus, announces that the Grand Duke died of a violent and sudden hemorrhage of the throught NOW IIEIR APPARENT.London, July 10.\u2014 The Czar's brother, Grand Duke Michael of Russin, now heir apparent, is at present in London.He accompanied the Prince of Wales to the volunteer review on the Horze Guards Parade on Saturday.London, July 10.\u2014 The Prince of Wales visited the Grand Duke Michnel this evening Lo convey his condolence.Grand Tike Michael will remain in England until it is decided when and where the funeral is to take place.DRATIL UNEXPECTED.The death of the Czarewitch though quite unexpected, so much so indeed, that hia mother was not with him, has caused no surprise be- caure it has long been known that it was imporsible for him to survive, the consumption from which he suffered having assumed à serious phase, which compelled him to live the life of 9 confirmed invalid.\u2014 JONES NEN IN CAMP I Less Affected by the Sun.HOSPITAL RRANCENENTS.\u201cBuglar\u201d Sums up the Camp and Declares it Was Most Beneficial.GENERAL BUTTON'S INSPECTION \u2014\u2014 Deseription of the Amusements in Whish the Men of Bath Nationaltties Participated, \u2014 One of the most intcvesting as well as successful camps ever held on the Hélghts of Ievis, has come to a close.Thé fesders of the Chronicle have already notéf with interest the daily routine of the different Battalions housed in the spotless white tents, consdyuently I will refrain rom « repetition of what they have already perused, and will confine mny- self to the life of the volunteer soldiers from the rural districts both on and off drill in camp.The Writer joined one of the hat- talions at NG.1 Fort, better known as the 11th Division er Brigade, in order to gain an insight itte how the samps were conducted in the Province »f1 Quebec, and fom personal exfier- ience gain knowledge and see how the\u2019 private soldier was treated.I assure you 1 was more than agreeably surprised at what I witnessed, nd have no hesitation in saying that the cost of sustaining our volunteer forces is well expended.As I have already stated, I was rttached to one ur the battalions stationed in the vicinity of No.1 Fort, and in consequence I will con- ine myself to what I experienced in this camp Because outside of a visit to No.2 Fort, where six battalions are under canvas, including the 55th Megantic, 17th of Lavis, wind 23rd battalions.I had not the sleasurs of seeing them at work on parade.There are many people, no doubt, who have an idea that camp life with volunteers, is an idle joyful life, wnd I must confess that prior to my resent nal experience I was of \u201che same opinion.but now I have :ome to realize that soldiering un- ler canvas, while it has ils many sleasant sides, is anything but a jinecure.Work from early morning til night is the word here, and no \u2018azy man could stand the ordeal the second day.The food.though plain, is substan- inl and good, and at the sume time 'n abundance.Certainly lommny At- | the County and District sforess/d, wife common as to mie FE arty, of Chrysologne Hudgn 4 boy to property par st Tae said DROUIN, PKLLETIER & BELANGER, Attorneys for Fleintiff, New _ Now Carlisle, June 26th 1891, THE INVESTHENT COMPANY LIMITED.Authorized Capital, $500,000.OFFICE : 47 ST.FRANOOIS XAVIER STREET MONTREAL P.@.Directors: Hon.A.W, Ogilvie, Hoo.Richard Turner, Oo.H.Gatli ksq.W.Barclay Stepteus - pe Horm, 20 3.Besudin, or Avorore 5 Rom & Soma, Noraur Pustic- Hugh Brodie.Soutorross-\u2014-Beu \u20ac \u201cdin, Csrdionl, Locanger à qui Barxeus\u2014Imperiai Bank of Canada Money loaned at lowcet rate cf 1n'erest cù the secority of real estate, stock, bonda, moré- Rages and municipal debentures.Ww.L.HOGG Manager IRCUIT T, are agreed upon arbitration there is BOARD OF DIRECTORS QUEBEC.Paonia oy Joes | ¢ oa $e not much to be gained by too rigid | N MERRITT, Bug, - President, - Toronto [| CBAS.A.DUCLOS, Esq, - - Montreal - \u2014\u2014 [Pia of Gueben, | Districh of Quel an adherence to preconceived notions.Dirvetor of the Canada Life Assurance Co.of Atwater & Duclos.= \u2014 = Z-phirin Besadet, of the paris of St.Juan The Alaskan.boundary | Question | I A.DRUMMOND, Toronto RANDOLPH MacDONALD, Bea, .Toronto .\u201cnc [Dersaitons, in the County of Lothiire, Hlocks the way to the settlement of Vice-Presi ot Great Nottbern Minin, rernment Contrae* GENTS FURKISAINGS a y A 0\u201d Paintitl all the other unsettled problems sub- | Hon, A.R.ANGERS, P.G., Q.0.; eal A.\u2018 COSBY, T Turoto.: LH oh J ut nitted to the comminsion, It ought | BT.BARTLETT, I.Montreal nager London & Ontario Loan & Investment Co.a 41 = de a Ai tio Lt.-Col.W.INGE80 HE, + London, Eoglad HUBERT RS DONOVAN, Faq., - Toronto RECEIVED 3 ot of pec phils Chae, not to prove an insuperable obstacle.Director Grout Northern Mining Syndicate of London, Eng JUST REO : Pc berge Nil OUR NEW PRESS.|r.Jacgee\u2019s Sanitary Sweaters Defepdant.BANKERS - .- - - .MOLSONS BANK.-* | Kk White Cashmere Bhists, HE DEFENDANT IS ORDERED TO Messrs.R.Hoe & Co.the colebrat- : «ff Ostord Shire, TT pen mittns ona moath.fie the land ed press manufacturers of New Further information can be obtained from the undersigned, who will also receive applioations for stock.Zephyr Shirts, .jesertion of the p osent order York, have contracted to supply the Flanuel Shirts.Sioned) TIB DESSAIST, Chronicle Frs Company with = H.A.DRUMMOND, E.T.BARTLETT, Bicyele and (halt Hose, Bd DROUIN, PRLUETIER & Fir firat Town 4 Telly Fun pois and Blankots pets cleaned in a very superior 8 ma wo aF Shirta, Collars and Cuffs a R Specialty, bone b24 524 or postal WAgEUD.Zkh 4 & 6 McMahon Street, PFEIFFER\u2019S Dye Works and Laundry, Opposite St.Patrick's Churchroge our iB All Ofer Brands ; .\u2026PY THOSE.: WHO HAVE MADR TRIAL OF IT, NO ALUM All Engredieuts Pure and Perfectly Healthful, ; ASK FOR.MeLAREN'S i ++ Daves & Co, BEVEL LACHINE.P.Q.; PALE ALES AND PORTER Bottled by J, O'DONNELL, 26 Angels *¢,, Gushee an mm SUMMER SPORTS AND PASTIMES.+++.V.& B, Sporting Goods Store 2 MOSY COMPLETE STOCK IN CANADA ex BICYCLES, Best, Cheapest, Handsomest.CRESCENTS, SPALDINGS, NYALACKS, FAMOUS, WARWIOKS.DAYTONS.2nd Hand Bieycles Rented and Reld.Complete Repair Shop.FISHING TACKLE HIGHEST GRADE.Established Headquarters for Sportsmen.Golf Clabs, Spaldings, Morristown, Forgans.Golf Bal E57\" AGENTS FOR A.G.SPALDING ls, Caddies, Supplies, etc., otc.BROS.Telephone 190.P.O.Box 1039.A Reliable Bicyclem 11 St, John St, Quebec.In the Country isa Good Thing to Have\u2014 ; \u2014isqee\u2014 COLUMBIA CHAINLESS, PERFECT CHAINLESS, COLUMBIA CHAIN.PERFECT CHAIN, HARTFORD, .GARDEN CITY, VEDETTE, DOMINION.\u2018We Know These Are Reliable.Try One and be Convinced.H.S.SCOTT& CO.60 Peter Street AGENTS.St, James Restaurant J.T.LEVALLEE, - - Proprietor.Forr Lonca, 25e.MENU, 11th Joly, 1899\u2014Potago\u2014 Macaroni Soup.Boiled\u2014Chicken, Corned Pork.Bot Hae, es Vosetalles Tomato \u2018ongué.\u2014 Sauce.Demert\u2014 Rice Padding.Ter, Coffee Extra.Hotel Cecil, OTTAWA.The Medel Motel of Canada.©.H.GENSLINGER.- - Proprietor.\u201cTHE FRASEXVILLE HOTFL.\u201d Frasecville, Rrvier du Loup, PQ ; family house at the i 1 Combortable family ihe OHDKRTAKERS.RICKABY.ENBALNEZ & FUNRRAL BIRECTOR, S37 ST.JON STREET, - - QUESES #9 Telephone $41.Attendance day ar night \u2019 GPOKAKE MINIXG BOCM.Fond 250% | buoription for contsining maps ; and valaab'e information relative to mms and mineral dep-sits in Washington, Tdabo : snd Eritah Columba Miuing Information Burean, P.O.Box 708, Spukane, Wash.| MELP WANTED- WANTED, AT ONCE.GOOD HAR.een maker ; steady employment, W.: N.Irwin & Co , Sherbrooke.| ee 8 WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO SMART, respectable girls, as chambermads ; two sar ar Must speak English.| Apply.giving references, to Manager Chateau Saguenay, Chicoutimi._ WANTED AT ONCE\u2014THREE GOOD travellers fur Quebec city and dat-iet.A to J.B.D.Legare, General Agent, 86 St.Peter street.WANTED-TWO BELL BUYS.APply at Clarendon Hotel.: \u2014 DTSINESS SOTIVES.BADLY NEEDED-\u2014AN UP-TO-DATE, bendsomely bound.well ilmirued Album for ev a ma, Dominion of Grade 2ud Nowfoundland.We have such an Album in press, to be issued shortly.Price fifty contr.Send fur circulars.Canada Samp Company, 502 Joho street, Que- FOR SALE.00000000000 0000000000 \u201cMAN.+ WANTS BUT LI*TLR HERE BELOW\u201d But at this season he wants THAT LITTLE cool and com- furtable\u2014Well Laundried Linen is essential to comfort.We sre known as The Custom Laundry and invite you to send us & (rial bundle, which will convices you that \u2014wWs\u2014 CATER TO YOUR COMFORT .AT THE.Imperial Laundry, 73-74 St.Valler Street.«r Telephone 95 _ LOUIS N.LEMIEUX, PDS, DHNTAL SURGEON, FOR BALE\u2014SPOON OARS, PADdles, Canoes, Skifls, &c.Jos.Bourbesa, Boatman, Finlay Market.; FOR SALE\u2014A FIRST-CLASS GRAPH- * ophone, with heat t forty records, large raes\u2019 x for je! Dee bte LA frat-claes Cdtion.Can be had very cheap.Apply to Mr.Edward Fleming, Q.À.À.À.Grounds\u2014 ee FOR SALE\u2014THAT SPLENDID PRO- y, the residence of J.Fremont, , No.37 Ramparts street, entirely refitted and richly decorated.Electrie light, and all the latest improvements ; commands one of the finest views in jctiüresque Quebcc.Tuescssion 1st Kovember next.For permits to visit, and conditions of sale, apply to L.P.Sirois, N.P., or L Parent, N.P., 21 Couillard s:reet.COTTAGE FUR SALE\u2014AT RIVER du Point, completely furnished ; éance, 14 rooms, stables for two boeses.Apply to Dr.E.Casgrain, 5t John ytrest, Quebec.Te 9 TU RENT\u2014THRÉE RUOUMS, SKPAR- atoly or eu suits.Apply T., Chroajele.TG LEF-SHOP NO.47.NOTRE Dame street.Quebec Loan Suciety, 75 St.Peter atrest.LET\u2014HOUSE No.16.DES GRIJONS Ren V.W.LaRoe, K.P.FOR SALE OR TO LET.SALE \u2014 AT LA CANA- , about one mile from Dorchester Bridge, à cottège \u2018con taining 12 rooms, with both W.C., water from the Limoulou aquadue, and all modern improvements.The FOR grounds are nearly 2 arpents in superficies, and are planted with a selected variety of trees.Stables and coach house.Apply to V.W.LaRue, N.P., 28 St.Ann street.Aa ee = HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014! That first-class property, No.73 Champlain Street, su itable for a! sière or Warehouse, with dwelling * .For furtiwr particulars: ° anply on the premis TGOK E : s dition of su TT AbVoAYER BW, \"| | TOOK AIS HEAD OFF | dy sie the siemes ov SMISRIERTER anv = \u201cPardon ms 1\" said the man who [CON 86-5 per cent.as compared - j i i w .5 last year: winter - G.F.GIBSONE, had just lost his way in astrange | with 90.3 lum year, winter wheat IMPORTS, om 14 TR.! \u201cPardon you! echoed the red- | 91.7 compared with 91,4 ane mont Per 88 Cambroman, {rom Liver ADVOCA laced man.\u2018Well, that's cheek.If [380 and 95 last year, and oats 90 as | pool : 20 bags onians, J.B.Thihas- St AT.PETER TREET.QUAREC you want a pardon go to the Gov- | against £8.7 a month age and 92.8 | deau; 13 pkgs.mdse, J.T.Thomas ernor.like all other criminals do.|Iast yar.& Co,; ane bale woollens, Wm, Mc- THE SYRONG ARM.Don't come to me.\u201d .3 TE su Ps Limont & sas 2 peus.ce à, w.\u2014O'G sez his bye wuz \u2018Then the red-faced man vanished ISIB F , Colley; 5 pkhe do., A.Paquet : two prosght up by rep Memes arm av th\u2019 around the corner.New York, July 10,\u2014 The state | pkgs do, W, M.Maopherson; 1 tin law.\u201d Torn ment of the visible supply of grain [cloths, H.Mcleod: 3 pkgs.ndse, Larry\u2014\"Thin it's a reformatory he HANI-BOOK.in store and afioat on Saturday, | Gauvreau, Delleau & Co.; 7 do.«le, wuz in?\u201d Agent\u2014'\u2018Can I sell you a valuable | July 8, 1899, as compiled by tbe [P.Garneau, Fils, & Co.; 4 do., de.Deany\u2014\"Divil a wan.He ill little hand-book ?\u201d\u2019 New York Produce Exchange, is as |A, W.Colley; 1 ct.apparel, E.Deldown a well an\u2019 a cop hulled him | Quino\u2014\u2018\u2019Hand-book ?No, sir, I | follows : pit; 6 pkgs.mdse., Major La Vasps\u201d .meee.don't believe in palmistry.\u2019 Wheat, 34,016,000, increase 384,- |seur, 1 balo samples, J, D.Kipp, Mall.\u201818,000 Feu mare l lin TA FTL PA _ JTHE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1899.BUSINESS LIGHT IN MONTREAL So Little Doing that Prices were not Affected.MONEY WAS TIGHT INNEW YORK AND FORCED NEARLY ALL THE PROMINENT STOCKS DOWN SEVERAL = POENTS \u2014 CALL LOANS WENT UP TO SEVEN PER CENT \u2014 TREND OF THE LONDON MARKET.Montreal, July 10.\u2014 Business com tinues 80 light on the Stock Exchange that prices are not materially affected by what few {ransactions are recorded.\u2018The.impression \u2018 is general, however, that were any liquidation pressure to manifest itself in the present condition of the loeal market that it weuld be found pretty soft.It is not likely that any serious test will be forthcoming just now, as those who are in realize that it is a waiting game for the summer.The fact thaï surplus reserves are reported at the lowest point reached in any susemer week in twenty years with the\u2019 Eola exception of 1893, means un- quegtionably a relatively firm money market locally the fmronth.Whether it also foresha- |.dows as did the low surplus of last September, a break on foreign exchange and a heavy gold import depends on-the foreign markets.In this regard the situation is certainly peculiar.Local sales of Canadian Pacific were at 981; to 98%, the London cable being 100%.No other sales were in such small lots, and they can scarcely be considered as constituting market prices.The Twin City statement for June shows an increase of $10,425.50 in earnings the total for the month being $61,- 117.35.London eahle today quoted Grand Trunk firsts 8265.seconds 55, thirds 23.Canadian Pacific, 100%.prenons Pay 2814.Anaconda £11 CLOSING TRANS \\CTIONS.Asked.Offend._\u2014 7 = : EERE monthly graif crop \" Waslington, D, C., July 10.\u2014The report jesued to- 000 bushels.Corn, 12,963,000, decrease 505.000 bushels.Oats, 5,652,000, decrease 29,000 bushels.Rye, 727,000, increase 5000 bushels.Barley, bushels, 977,000, increase 79,000 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.New York, July 10.\u2014 The continued tightness in the money market precipitated liquidation of spe culative accounts to-day, which resulted in losses \u2018in values ranging from one to three points In all the principal active stocks traded in.Heavy selling for London account marked the opening of the exchange and as the day advanced call loans were marked up to seven per cent.This forced many speculators on the long side of the market to close out.There were special points of weakness besides in one or two prominent stocks, which the bears were quick to take advantage of, and which were a potent wetor in the general sentiment favoring a decline.Most conspicuous of these was Peo ples Gas, which opened at 117 against 12044 on the last sale Saturday.There were heavy offerings of this stock, but determined support worked a quick rally of 15.Afterwards it fell helow the opening mice and closed with a net loss of nearly three points.The demand made upon Metropolitan Street Railway Co on bebalf of its employees and rs of a costly strike caused the stock of that company to drop 55 at one time.All of the local traction stocks were affected sympathetically, Manhattan losing three points, and Brook lyn Transit over two points on the day.Sugar also was notably weak, the selling being credited to realizing by speculative holders.In the railroad list the weakness was more restricted to the stocks which have been recently pushed up by speeula- tive manipulation, Pennsylvania, New York Central, Atchison pfd., Burlington, Reading, 1st pfd., and other stocks equally prominent in the speculative world being at one time two points or more below Saturday's prices.The Grangers generally, the coalers and the trunk lines declined (rom one to two points.The Northern and Southwestern stocks as a rule showed resistance to the de cline, and their net losses for the most part were small fractions.The steel stocks also were little affected by the prevailing weakness.The delay in expected relief in the money market seems to be due to uneasiness caused in foreign centres by the continued tension over the situation in the Transvaal.Paris is very heu- vily involved in Kaffir speculation, and the feeling there is nervous over the possible effects of the outbreak of hostilities.The pressure on London from Paris was reflected here \u201cin sales estimated as high as 50,000 shares.The shrinkage in yalues coming on the low level of Rew York bank reserves necessitated the calling of loans which in many cases it was tound dificult to replace with other accommodations.The \u2018market showed very feeble rallying power, and closed very slightly aboye the lowest.at tho Stock Ex- The olosing change were as follows ;\u2014 \u2026)| 8% |865|875|8+0 sm|suiss a cs.caps, J.A.Paquet; 156 pkgs.through goods for west.LET ALL, THE WORLD, Go to Faguy.Yepinay & Frere to see their great bargains.Smoke the famous \u2018\u2019El Presidente\u201d cigar, made from the choicest Havana tobocco.\u201c .Manufactured Ly W.R.Webster & Co, Sherbrooke.J.B.D.Legare, agent, 86 St.Peter street, Quebec.OCHAN NAVIGATION.The following Steamers will load on the berth at about dates mentioned.Greenock Service.Janeta.Dongola July 13 \u201c 15 Liverpool Service.Dublin Service.8.8.Ramore Head.July 15 8.8.Albanian.oo.eeaere.$088 To be followed regularly by other steamers to above named ports, wr freight and other particulars cpply HAROLD KENNEDY, = Richelien & Ontario Kavi COM PAN Y.DOUBLE SERVICE Between Quebec and Montreal, leaving 8 AM, and 5.30 P.M, every day, after loth tion July.Steamers leave now 5.30 we.k days, Sundays at 3 PM.Saguenay Line, Me July 8th, leaves Quebec every day at Toronto Line.Leave Montreal week days at 10 A.M.Orchestra on Day Steamers Leaviox Sata day to retu-n Sanday or Mon day from Montreal, First Clas Single Farp for ths round tr p.L.H.MYRAND Insolvent Notice.In the matter of TRLPANIER & CO., Shoe Merchants, Quebec, Insolvents.HE ABOVE INSOLVENTS HAVE made a voluntary assignmert to us for the benefit of their creditors.@ creditors are hereby notified to file their claims with us as soon as possible.PARADIS & JOBIN, Poblic Accountants, office, 44 Dalhourie Strast, Rich.& Out Nav.Co Building =r Lat = DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVICH 1899, BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL, From Liverpool Steamer.From Boston.June L9/CANADA.pe.A) QUEBEC TO LIVERPGOL.er mr Fund vous Steamer, Quebee.PM June 15| Vaxoouvea.|Satarday, July 1 > 23 Doxixion .\u2026.\u201c \u2018 8 \u201c 29'0aMBROMsK| |\u201c \u201c0 July 6 Scorn.se \u201c 2 .£O VANONCVER.« Aug 35 \u201c 27DominNioN .«\u201c \u201c 1% All these Steamers have superior passenger accommodation amidship Eloetrie Lights aad spacious promeoads deci Rates of Passage.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Steersge , 33.\" \u201d* » Rail journey 19 hours leaving Quebec aftes- noon previous to day of sailing.\u2018These Steamers have ionall: ar- tangomente with the Baiweps and reas I ly adapted for the carriage of Five woods, it, and all cargo requiring pronipt and careful bandling.Through Bill of Lading isued all Puints, to For rates, berthin; tion, all other information se oly th moda wd W.M.MACPHERSON, Agent, Dathausin Stescd, A THESTEAMER \u201cLEVIS,\u201d CAPT.DES.ROLHEMR, Will leave (Weather and cireum- stanovs permitting) ae follows : se.NONUALDL URBRO 8.00 A.M.6.00 A.M.8.00 A.M.9.40 AM.10.00 A M 11,80 4,M.100 P.M, 2.00 P.M.300 P.M, 4.00 I'M, bw P.M, 6,15 PM, SUNDAYS.201P.M, 115P.M.8.00 P.AL 300 PM 6.00 I.Af.Stopping at St.Remuali and at Lower Ellery go ng snd returning, ; Every Saturday, the firet trip from St.Rom vill be made at 4.45 o'olcck A.Minstead of 5 o'clock.(:n Saturday eveniog there will he a bec fi d Bi as Quebes from t, Komuald sod dillery 27 ST.UR-ULE STREET.GR ; From 3 AM.to 12.0 P.M QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY CUNARD LINE.vom 9 A.M.30 P.M.EW YORK TO LIVFRT * 2PM.to 5 PM.dns QUEENSTOWN, TI M Erik o Telephone uz.ARE UNDER NOTED TRIPS BY THIS | Gaurasta\u2026\u2026\u2026 Sato er, July 15, 10 AM erry wi | be found convenint 10 pa son- | Gupaia.\" Setorday, July 25.8 A M MEDICALHALL areas cast ef EEE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, » [itordey, SusuntD 8 AM, NO.44 PAGRIQUE STREET.QUEBEC.| LEVIS ; frend pod 15 fie AM, AM, aurdsy, Augu-t 19, 2 Px _.A : 7.00 Accommodation | 7.46 E t LECANLA.\u2026.Haturday, A gust (0, 9 AM.Now in Btock and of ES Quality pue, © Montreal | at a Qebin Pastage 87.00 and opearde: Second .M, Cabin, $:5 upwarde.Revenus Tax ve .SPONG ove 5 according to season, ateamer and a Brushes, (Hair.Tooth and Nall) x} | 18.30 Lightnirg Ex-| 200 Mail frm the | tiona.Steerage \"tickets to ard from all parts Water Bags, 85 to the West of Europe.Hot r est.10.45 Accommodation | For freight snd resrage arply to tte Com: Perfumery.7.45 Mailto the West from Muntreal.| pany's office, 4 Bowl.ng Greer, New York, ols, INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY, VERNON H.BROWN poo A Cham AM.AM.enor Agente Atomizers 7.15 Accommodation | 6.0 Accommodation Or RM.STOCKING _\u2014 via Chundien to from Kiver du Voriin Svs Grohoo Riv.du Loup Loup.FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN 730 Accommodation | 7.30 Accommodation ici 188 | 11.15 Rosomersdatien | 11,00 Acmenmodauos he COO] a Patent Medicines, Montreal \u201c2 from Campbell 1200 Express to Mon 12.30 wo \u2018 = = ; treal xpres tom W.B.ROGERS, Lite Be à Won LS fg = tmor Écoirrille & Naahrile Little Matis, © [12.15 Exprew fram Charlevoix Railway.PROPRIETOR.Le a | 016 Accommodation © Halifax.\u2014\u2014\u2014 to R du Lèpp.| 1.15 Express from Summer Time Table 1899.Ca 11,15 Express to .us Montreal ea.+ xpress from OMMENCING AND APTFR MON.} ( 12.00 Mail to Halifax Litde Metis.C DAY, May 0th, 1899, Tesins will rum CAN T GE T IT.Canadian Pacific, 100 at 981, 50 at |» QUEBEC OENTRAL RAILWAY.- TN o STE.ANNE same 98%.j AM.AM 1 'UEBEQ AND AN An pp de values fammersia! Cable, 20 at 1854, t Lo .7.45 Exprees to Sher 8.45 Accommodation DE BEAUFRE, 5 Quives Note Paper for - 10 ote If | Montreal Street \u2018Railway, 7 at 520.NY.Lake Erie & Weet Sud pid 11.45 Mises Megan.| 12.00 rom (bes brooke wesK DAVES flim pm el : Dome § | Montreal Tolegraph, 15 at 178, a0 ¥.¥ Laka krie & West It ld y Boks Francie aL Sherbrooke.ThA ye , N.Y., 1000 A.M, t6 A (NOT BQUALLED IN CAXADA) War Eagle, 800 at 367.Omaha, cum.843 Exproxs toSher- | 6.30 Mixed from 500 ¢ M Lory vee ALSO.Montreal and Iondon, 600 at 48.| Pacific 30 brooke, 4 ; x tic and 615M 715P .Payne Mining, 800 at 140.Accommodation » nos, Leave Biv.Anse, Arrive ma actos All tho Difler-nt Tin\u2018ed Note Papers, | euhants Benk of Halifex, 85 at | Poilman to Sherbrooke.| 9.15 Express from | 545 AM.84% AM.Porchmant Notes, vic, at the 172.9 at 171 Sherbrooke.723 AN 825AM «LOWEST OUT PRIOES .- # | Dank of Commerce, 47 at 120.Souther Kailway, June 26, 1892, ug AN texvept Basurday) 12.60 Lu Get Your Supplies in Hepublie, xd, 125 at 1294.Penn.Goal À 1500 \u2014 BIEN, (Raturdey caly) 131 8M xoor b * : rr eet tee ras F\u2019acrBo 715 PM (Saturday col 820 PM Special Bargains Before NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET |U.& Leather Co Rd din Go \u201contmbrsneÿ Falls leave 0 the Country New York, July 10.\u2014 Flour, re- | VA Rabber Quebec at 2 00 P M Returning leaves Moot.A.3 morency Falliat 348 PM h E.Wal h\u2019 ceipts, 84,843 barrels; exports, 8177 9.&.Hubher pid.SUNDAYS barrels; sales, 4000 packaged.° nion Paci ei Ave\u2019 J ohn Shs» en barely steady.Rye flour dull, | Union Pacifo pid.Gears Quebec, Artes Sw.Sore 25 St.John Street, Quebec, Cornmeal quiet.Bye mas Barley Wabath.a ta TC 140 a 85 AM .steady.riley t dull.> = Ed 200 FM.00 P.M, Bookseller and Stativoer.receipts, 250.625 bushels; exports, | when 613 PY 715 PM 808,000 bushels; sales, 3,605.000 bu- i Commencing this day, 2nd MAY, | geveuw.Anne.arrive Quabe HDHD TH DH HO TO DH 000 bushels; sales, .i \u2018sather and circumstances | ermitting, the | 6,45 A.M, 645 AM.shels futures, 320,000 bushels spot | \u201cMetropolitan Tr re os \u2014_ '\u2018Urleans\u201d will run as follows : 11 8) A.M, 1450 P.M and Outports.Options opened gany | Frac Su ere ORLEANS FERRY «9 PM, 5.40 P.M R N À puss AULT on favgrable crop prospects, | And | pederal Steal pid Istaxp, BETWEEN QUKBEO axp ST.JOACHAN » 2 1 | thyrsatter ruled steady and very dull | Anaconda.5.00 A ML 6.00 A.M WEEK DAYS § .= or v supply incréase than | Diamond Alatch.\u201cA 15 A Aw Meauber of the French Oyhtalmie expected, and natural uncertainty | West Chicago Stree S184 M { 15 À x Laure Fm Amro St.Joncham 8 sciety of Paris, about the crop report kept short in- ( National Biscuit Com.10 00 À M: MSOAM.| Gosve 86 Joscbim.Arrive Queboe SRECIALIST terests ovened up.Export demand | Nations Bisou t phd.1006 M 2 7.05 A.8.35 A.M.| and | YêS fair.Near the close prices eas- American Steal and Wire pld INEM 4 SUNDAY For Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose od off under realizing and were fin- Ex div Pod leee- SUNDAY.Leave Quohes Arrive 8t Joschim Throat.ally easy at Ye decline from oii eee 1134 * 100 PM LRM ads Me day's curb close.\u2018orn, rec , CAGO sem 296 PM ve St J im rive Consultation from 12 to 3 P.M.204,750 bushels; exports, \u2018228,641 OHIO GRAIN AND PURK.ve | BOOEM 400 PM | 410PM sorM bushels; sales, 65,000 bushels futurag | Cicsto, July 10.-The fallowicg are (be | 7 op i 600 PM | The train leavme Quelec at 610A Mon 184 St ANNE STREET and 376,000 bushels pot a d out; open rires low eas snd closing prices EVENING TRIPS 730 PM | Surdays docs not step at intermediate stations OFFICE TELEPHONE 1052 ore dull Opiione ore ny all day, 5 i e On Tresday snd Thursday evenings the Forallcster Information apply so vhe Sap r- Private Residence 34 st Anne Stree, | | 6.0vcod by cables and liberal visi- i | i | 1 boat will love Quebec ut 7.30 and the lvland U.J.BÉKMKE, w.E RUSSELL, .clepnone ble supply decrease.Clpsed steady ë On hotifays the beat will leave the Toland |g AT Bv TNE.Gol Magar an mt at oe 10 oc advance.sh Rol hme 18 18 18 18 » 5AM, and in the aft rnoon the tame time | =O\" TOT on'l_Mauager, \u2018ENN JLLS | 338 bushels; sales, 135.000 bushels col Td T8 1H A 44 Sundays will be used.«+.WHERE .spot and outports.Spot steady.ha T - Options dull Molasses firm.Coflee FJ T ja TRO HIDE.6 Options dull sites dr Cotes sf 5{#14 2) gusteo, Hillery and 85.Romusld UT \u2018 1 lower.Spot coffee dull.Sugar, raw ; : \u2014Ja{\u2014 other, Refuse dongerons substite- FREAIY.\\ Fon and micas.At Drapgios: or and 0; and refined, steady.wi op) 21 xl The L Red ones ape in the Deep Cold ation Vadion,\u201d in letter, by petara = - Waters of rentrent Fame Peper.MONTHLY CROP REPORT, 20 LAKE EDWARD, The Praises of this Besatiful LAC DES GRANDES ISLES Have boen sung by all its visitors.\u2014Jo(-\u2014 The Laurentides House Situated ca the Shore of Lake Edward, where numbers of 6 1b.trout are taken every year, is a modern comfortable Howl, adjoining the Railway Station.i Guides, Tents, Boats, Canoes and supplies of all kinda can be had.; Excellent Fly Fishing in adjoining lakes and rivers.; Fur particulate ad information, apply to ROBT.ROWLLY, Proprietor.COMETS CHEAP EXCURSION T0 SHERBROOKE and RETURN $1.75.Tickets food going p.m.trains Friday, Jule 14th, and all trains Saturday, July Ifth.1850 Good to return until Monday, July 17tb, 1869 Daily Trains (except Sunday) Between Quebe= and Sherbro.ke Lve Levis 730am Arr Sherbr.oke 1126 à n se 10pm \u201c + 447 pm \u201c1218 midoight 340am Arr Lois 78am Bam \u201c * 62pm \u201d \u201c 15pm * Lve Sherbreoke, Purchase your tickets vis the Grand Trunk R'y System, the Short L'ne, and save time For full particolars apply to City Ticket Offices, Corner DuFort and Aon streets (opposite \u20ac hateau Frontenic) and Ferry ring Dalhousie atreet, and 254 St.Joseph strees.The Shortest Quickest and Best Route Montreal and New York, Antlracite Coal Exclusively, No smoke No dust.Lv.Montreal 8.40 A.M.and 7 P.M.Ar.New York 6.15 P.M.and 7.30 A.M.D.mimo Can ox Boru Taaxe 1.60 P.M.train from Levis conpects at St, Lambert with \u2018\u2019D.& H.\u201d night train, AF Insist upon tickets via the DELAWARE & HUDSON, The only lie slong the beautiful shores of Take Champlain.Shortest, Quickest and Dest.H.G.YOUN, J W BURLICK, 2nd Vieo-Pros's.Gen.Pass, Avent, ALLAN LINE.\u2018ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.Hatablished 1852 Tunisian, 10.000 tons.Bavarian 10.000 tons.} funding.1899 Summer Arrangements 1899 Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail Se: Vice.rm] mom i] 2 mers.Lave 9AM.| 6PM Dune [Nvwiraan.[16 July [16 July 8 July 2) 120 July 2 moe $ Aug » 3 Au CANADIAN PACIFIC A .-arrive Montreal 2 p.m.\u2019 -arrive Montreal 6.30 p.m | -arrivo Montreal 6.30 p.m.arrive Montreal 6.00 a.m, (a) Sundays only.*Daily.Other traine weck days only} } Hours.\u2014_\u2014 Prone ¥4, CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE! 14 Buade Street, Opposits Port Ofoe, and Palais Station A NEW YORK ENTRAL & AU2£SON RIVER R.RB, THE ADIRONDACK EOUTRS From CANADA to the \u201cSTATES.\u2014 IT \u2018Trains Leave Montreal (Windsor Station) Lake, 7.00 PM, Every dayin{lake, Malone, the yer.Solid Train|Huntingdon, > throogh to New York leyheld pe WAGNER Parlor Cars on Traine Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.Der Buffet Service on ail Through Trains LOCAL TRAINS to Hunti - oi INS to Huntingdon, Valleyid.Beanharn Leave Windsor Station, Montreal, 5.10 p.m.daily except Snnday, and 9 45s.m.re only, and Tor Valleyfeld, Beanharnois and Chateauquay a m.except Saturdays and Sunda; and LY p.m, satordays only od Canadian Pacific trains from Quebec connect st Montreal with trains of the New York Central.Call for tickets via the N.Y.C, For information, time tables, eto, call \u2019 ticked agents Canadian Pacifio R'y.of write to A.J, Hebert, Travelling Passenger Avent or IL D.Carter, General Agent, Malone, N.Grorce H, DANIELA, Gen, Pass.Grand tral Station, New Ta \u2014:0 TO 0:\u2014 SHERBROOKE ST.PATRICK\u2019S BAND \u2014AND\u2014 Quebec Lacrosse Club $1.75 RETURN $1.75 JULY 15th, Special Train 8.90 A.M.Tickets good going by all P.M.trains July 14th and all trains July 16th, Re turing until July 17:h, \u2014\u2014 GOING SOUTH.Loaves Levis.Glasgow, Quebec send M-ntreal Service From From Glasgow, | Semen.Montreal.24 June [Oroaniav oo.al July 1 July [SARMATIAN.18 \u201c & (GRRCLAN.2 14 * BTENOS ATRMAN\u2018 1 Augost 21 « PouzRANtAN.* London, Quibic and Montreal Service.Em - i Steamers, | al .real.24 June Maar Pasx.| 12 July 1 duly = 13 2 August a 20° \u201cFor fmtbes particuiars apply bo ALLANS, RAR & CQ.\u2014 a Agents.For Biquimanx Point.HE NORTH SHORE MAIL 83.\u201cay Olaf,\" will sail £ om Queles, où Thursday, 20th July, at 3 o'clock P.MA.FRASER & CO, Agen Quebec, July 11th, 1899, rail Quebec 5 XIMITED.BERMUDA AD WEST INDIES ROYAL MAIL LINES SAILING FROM FIER 47 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK For Bermuda :\u2014 ®,8.ORINOCO, Saturday, 2%ad July, at Boon.For St.Thomas, St.Croix, St.Kitts, Anti.Li | Domini BEN voa an Taha re 3.8.PRETURIA, Wednea iay, 12th July, at pm St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Scvew Irca 8.8.CAMPANA, 1,700 toma, sails from Quebee, cn Tuesday, 18th July, at noon For Father Polit, Guspe, Mal Bay, Perce, Cape Cove, Suninierside, Chore lottetown, Souris and Pletou, stoping.except at F'atter l'ont, à few bours at place 10 allow of passengers going ashore.Has excellent accomodation for pers Ship.rs are reque-t-d to mark the port of destination in fuli on all packages, to avoid 7708 \u2018or ail parti 8, App AR UR AHERN, A.E.OUTKERBRIDGE & 00., Agents, 39, Broadway, New York R.M, STOOKING, Ticket Agent, 3 84.Louis Straus, per To Boston snd New York Expi Tune dail Sundays incinded, and Carri the throegh ir - man Falace Sleepers for Boston and_Springfield, cooneeting with Parlor Buffet Cars Saricgheld to New York._ Also through first- class coach to Boston.This train connect with Beauce and Megantio service.White Moontain Express runs daily, ex cepted, ing Parlor Buffet Car via weil and ter.This train also rune tarugh to Sherbrooke, stopping nt all inter- mediste stations, making counections fcr Beauce and Megaatic Pointsot For further information, a; to RM.STOCK IN G, Oity and Dietriot duel, wal Railway, 38 Bs, Louis St.Quebes, on pany\u2019s GRONDY, Manager.0 any of the Com) FdaNkx Ge\" J.H, W.Gen.air Art N AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, 1899, Trains will run to and from Be pot sdrew Street Terminus, Quebco, an 8: Leave Quebee.For Roberval, Chicoutimi rand'Mere, daily except Sunday.1 30 Pm.For Lake St.Joseph, daily except Sunday.1.45 P.M.For St.Raymond, Sunday only.3.20 P.M.For St.Raymond and Riviere a Pierre, daily except Sunday, connecting with traîn for, Grand'Mere on Mondays, Wednesdays sad Friday.Arrive at Quebec.2,40 A.M.From_Chicoutimi, Roberval, Riviere a Pierre, and St.Raymond, daily except Sunday.4.30 P.M.m Take St.Joseph, daily except Sunday.9.50 P.M.From Grand'Nere, daily execpt Sunday.9.30 P.M.From §t.Raymond, Su day only.Traivs to and from Quebec will run betwes Gyaod\u2019dere rund Shawonegan on E' & Thursdays and Saturdays.Trains connect at Chicoutimi with Sagurney st-amers for Tatquanc, Cacouna, Murray Bay and Quebec.- Bteamers * Mistars'ni \u201d ard ** Colen ™ rum from Roberval to Tray pat Monastery, Grand Dirchiarge, and all points cn Lake St.John.Excureion Tickets to Grano'Mere on Saturday, 81.50 First Clas 81.00 Second Class.Three hours at Grand'Mere.Steamer \u201cArizona\u201d russ 1cgniatly between s'aticn wharf and Lake View House, cn Lake Se Jours in connection rien tae, l'ickuts for sale .Stockirg, opposite St Luis Hctel, where parlor and s.eeping car accommodation can be recerve d.J.G.SCOTT, Sec'y and Marager.ALEX.HARDY Gun.Frt.& Pain.Agent, June 17th, 1899.\u2018 WHEN IN MONTREAL STAY AT TBE.St.Lawrence Hall.TBE MOST CYXTRAILY LOCATED AND LIBERALLY CONDUCTRL HOTEL IN THE (RTD.Patronized by the Leading Oitzens of Quebec.Rates from $2.50 per day Ups.HENRY HOGAN, = - Propristes 8.40 Aand - Glasgow and New York fervice 8 1 5 White Mountain Express.From From For Vabyans, North Cc Port Glasgow.| Steamers.NewYork |A M, | land, \"Gd Orchard, \u201cSherbrooke B an egantic.- Tu [Morcouas PL July BOSTON AND WEW YORK EXPRESS.\u2014 4ib For Beaute Megaotie, Sherbeooks, P.M.Boston, New York and New England Points.00 7 0 { Accommodation A | PM.For | Fen brooke and all Pointe Frat Ao pipe vial shai LS! * OREGAN\u2014(a Tth instant, the wife of Mx.Charles J.O'Regan of a daughter, MARRIED.SIMONS-READ\u2014On the 8th instant, by the Rev.FE.J.Etherington, Archibeld Simons, to Annie, third danghter of Mr.Johu Read.FIR | FIER! Where's the Hose ?ven AT THH.NECHANIGS SUPPLY GOY.96 St.Peter Streetsaeeea They Keep a Large Assortment of FIRE, WATER AD STEAM +.HOSE.NOZZLES, COUPLINGS, ET0., ETC, ETC.BOXING EXHIBITION.eee AT.Jacques Cartier Hall \u2014: ON: ~ TUKSDAY EVEMING, JULY 1tih, BETWEEN ED.LACHAPELLE, ef Quebec, {who aoted ss referce in the last encounter) \u2014» AND o:\u2014 COME LECLERC, of it.Nyacinthe IN A BOUT OF TEN ROUNDA, me Mr.G libois, cf Quebec, will meet Mr.Morin, of 3$t.Hyacinthe, in & contest of four \u2018Tere will also be music aad cmc singing.Admission, Reserved 3 ats, 50c.Parques, Be., Galleries, 26c.Doors open at 7pm.Notice to Consionees, «eves HE LEYLAND LINER 8.8, \u201cAL merian,\u201d from Antwerp, is now entered at Customs.Cousignees will please pass entries at once, sad remove HAROLD KENNEDY.N E Ww Stationery At Moore's, Coloured Nete Parce and Envelopes, with HITE Merder, {Now a great rage in New York.) One Round of Stationery for 2J¢.TA A woet succemrful rmedy has beea found for texas! weakness such as impotency, veri manbecd, night ewissine, premature dis charge and _all other results of self-sbuce or excesses It cures any case of the difficulty, never {ils to restore \u2018he organs to full natura streogth and vigor.The Dactor who made this wondecful discovery wants t) let every ising the various ingredients & all men at s triflire exp nee ror iph do ie to send bis the receipt be used so ti can cure themae! ves.He \u20ac free, and all tre re: or perd do MD.Mess, J.RB.Laliberte and P Brunot\u2019s Properties Dumaged.An alam from box No.73 called out the firemen about obe o'clock yesterday afternoon, for fire which originated in the upper portion of Mr.J.B.Laliberte's handsome residence on Des Fosses atreet.The origin of the fire is unknown, but it is supposed to have taken from a spark from g chimney near by.When the firemen reached the house it was seen that the flames were doing quick work and a double alarm was immediately given.The firemen soon after succeeded in controlling the flames but not before damages for a large amount were caused.The fire having taken through the Toof the water made its way through the four floors ard all the ceilings and fleors are badly damaged as well as a portion of the furniture.The firemen were still working at Mr.Laliberte's residentd when they were notified that another blaze had started at Mr.P.Brunet's jewellery store, at the corner of Church and SR.Joseph street.Strange to say on this occasion the fire also caught in the roof, but it is finpossible to say | how it originated.As at Mr.Laliberté\u2018à, Mr.Brifhet's private resi- tence is siso badly damaged, while the water penetrated through the floors, to the jewellery store below.Mr.Brunet was at the first fire when his plece tovk fre.The damages in hoth cases are covered by imsurafice in the following com- Panies.Mr.Laliberte\u2019s residence\u2014$4,000, in the Liverpool, London and Globe; $3,000, in the Union; and $3,400, on the contents of tte house in the Queen.Mr.Exunet\u2019's house\u2014$2,000, in the Liverpool.Lowdown & Globe; $1,000, in the Scottish Union; and $3,900 in toe Queen's on the contents of the building, of which $1,200 is on furniture.A couple of stores adjoining Mr.Brunet's were also slightly damaged by water and smoke, NEW SAW MILL.* Sheets of ime Paper and (0 Envelopes \u2014\u2014\u2014 © vs Match) \" In Course of Construction at Valv cartier.Writing Pads ™» \u2018lou, Messrs.Lefebvre and Laberge, of Sc.to 20c.Ivor, & Lisem | Valcartier, have demolished thelr mill WATERMAN IDE AL FOUSTAIN EN.FULLY GUARANTEED.MODRE\u2019S, 143 St, John §¢.WANTED.HARDWARE CLERK ANTED AN EXPERIENCED « Hacdware Clerk.Apply by lecter P.O.BOX té4.FIDELITY GUARANTEE Liability and Accident Assurance ESPONSIBLE ACENT REQUIRED \u201cterepresent a frat-cluss Assuran:e Company in Quebec and District.Apply Post (ice Box 2411, Montreal.: Bar of Quebec.T HAS BEEN RESOLVED BY THE advocates of the City of Quebec that their off es wll bs closed on Saturdays at one o'clock pm, from the first of July to the 11th of Sptember next.By order CHARLES Dz GUISE, Sec\u2019y.Ber of Quebec, Quebec, July 1, 1899.- Strawberries | Strawberries ! HAVE THE HOXOR TO INFORM the public that I will reccive every day a fresh slock of Strawberries for Preserves, that I will sell at 90c.per Poren Boxes Also, all kinda of Fruits, and Vegetubles, Canned Giods, Fresh Fish, Sa' wn especially.Esery nsder delivered at domicile without avy «xtra charge.Tacsrsose 611.Ed.Durand, 243 ST.JONN STREET.WANTED THE LETTER.Fhe confron'ed him ut the breakfast table.: \u201cGeorgeyour pocket.Don\u2019t refuse.\u201d A guilty Ico swept over his face and be cnswers hoarsely ©: \u201c'W-what letter.my Cear 2°\u2019 \u201cWhy, a V: hut if vou can rake an X it world da wa aswel.Kot some shoppin to do.\u201d And be is co grateful at the hairbreadth escape that he makes it an XX.want that letter in Plcase give itto me.1 it I've THE CLIMAX.Banker's Boy\u2014'\u2018Dey say dat Billy turned on the fre alarm in his office.Was der any fire there 2°\" Broker's Poy-\u2014 Not till de boss come in.\u201d which has been in operation for seven years, and are at present constructing a large new saw mill in close proximity to the Anglican Church of that parish.It ia to be run by steam, and the dimensions are seventy feet by sixty.The building itself is to cost $1500, while the machinery will, it is csti- mated, cost $3,000.ST.JANE: HOTEL.NONTREAL Oppmite G.T.R., and iwo blocks from CP.The best business hotel in the city.All modern improvements.Ren: vated and Refuruished.Table unaur- passed.Streut cars from all parts of she city pass the door.Terms moderate THEU.LANCTOT, Prop.N.B.\u2014I always keep the Morning Chroniele on file in the reading room.A SMART BOY.His Presence of Mind Probably Saved a Train from Wreck.A young lad named Fecteau, while walking on the I.C.R.track at Iavis on Sunday eveilng about 10.15, saw a quantity of stone on the track.He ran back to the station and notified the train despatcher, who immediate ly notified the St.Charles agent.It was very fortunate that Fecteau was around, as the fart express due at Levis at 11.50 was just at =.Charles station when the news came and the engine proceeded along very cautiously, while à number of men cleared the track.DOUBLE DROWNING ACCIDENT.Inquest on the Remains of Mr.Fortin \u2014The Lad's Body not yet Le covered.Dr.A.G.Belleau, district coroner, held an inquest yesterday morning on the remains of the late Thomas Fortin, one of the victims of the drowning fatality in the St.Charles river, on Saturday evening, at his late residence.No.46 Prince Edwurd street, St.Roch.The evidence taken confirmed the report published in our issue of yesterday, and the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased had met his death by accidental drowning.All day yesterday a gang of men were dragging in the river in the vicinity of where the accident occurred, but up to a late hour last night their efforts to recover the lad's body were fruitless.Mrs.Fortin, who witnessed the accident from the back window of her residence, received such a severe shock that she is \u2018at present seriously iil.TWICE AS MANY.Last year was a guod year, but this summer over twice as many refrigerators bave heen sold so far by us.Another lot of 60 just arrived ranging from $6.50 and upwards in prices.Carrier, Laine & Co., 263 St.Joseph street.Quelec, and Commercial street.levis.(Copy.J Chicago, March 9, 1898.Yolarine Co., ! We take pleasure in saying good have used in our store-rooms for the past year, and find it gives the best and most lasting lustre of anything of the kind we have used hefore.We have put some on sale and find it gives general satisfaction.Yours respectfully, PECK BROS., The Rev.E.J.Etberifigtén, B.Acoosle, shrunk eh organs, nervous debilitr, bret | Miss man koe w aboutit.He will therefore smd | oo Senator Sanford, who was here tending to his Parliamentary duties THE CHRONICLE, Q 10 be Lied Walslalalali | Mainly About Persons.leaves to-day on a three wolks' holiday., and will b8 replaced at Triwitv Chüfch during his temporary absence by the Rev.FE.G.May.The Rev.G.A.Kuhring, ron of Mr.Carl Kuliring, of this city, and rector of the Church of the Ascension Toronto, arrived in this city on Friday, and left for Point aux Pic on Faterdoy, where he will te the guest of the Hon.8.H.Blake during his vacation.Eva C.Miller, of Montreal, daughter of Lt.-Col.H.Miller, fur- merly commandant of the 8th Royal Rifles, arrived in the last evening, and is the guest Miss Chambers, Grande Alleer.Donald Melean, of Ottawa, who hag been visiting friends in this city, returned to the capital yesterday by boat.city naw o avd adress to : i Mr.J.B.Laliberte, President of Lhe 172 Hell Bidg, Detrose Mich, roosting the Quebec Harbor Commissioners, was gemerou- cffer, » nd à | men ons dt tobegliat | in Ottawa yesterday and will re have sach an opportunity turn home this morning.\u2014 Mr.J.G.Scott has returned from FIRES IN 6T ROCH.Ottawa, \u2014\" Hon J.Shehyn is on a short visit to his daughter, Mrs.B.A.Scott, at Roberval.Miss M.Pasquet.of the Ladies\u2019 College, Ottawa, is on a short visit to this city, a guest of Mrs.Arch.Miller.1.t.-Col.Duthesnay Is spenfling Lhe summer season with his family at Rimouski.| Mr.Rodoiphé floudrtault, private secretary o Sir Wilffid Laurfer, was in this city yesterday, a guest at the Chateau.Mrs.F.M.Déchené, wife of the Minis\u2018er of Agriculture, is on a short visit to St.Michel, county of Bellechasse.QUESTION.Will the editor be kid enough to give v8 sOme details concerning the events which are ahout to take place in one of the great dry goods stores in Buade street?Answer.\u2014 Yes.Have patience for a few days and we will give you all the particulars.MAILS FOR EUROPE.Close at the Quebec Pust Office during this week as follows: Tuesday \u2014 7 &.W., HS, Teutonic, White star Line, Tuesday\u201411.45 a.m., 88.Teutonic, supplementary, White Star Line.Friday\u20147 a.m., 88.La Normandie, Generale Transatlantique Line.Friday\u20147 a.m., 88.Campania, Cunard Line.Friday-11.45 a.m., 88.Campania, supplementary, Cunard Line.Saturday\u20149.30 p.m., 88.Numidian, Allan Line.(B).Letter mail only.The round trip from Quebec to Roberval and Chicontimi by rail through 1he lovely lake snd mouniain secncry of the Canadian Adirondac down the Saguenay and back to Quebec by steamer, touching at all the beautiful seaside resorts of the Lower St Lawrence, is withous doubt one of the mst varied and delightful tours on this continent.A Daylight trip.No tourist shoul full 10 take it.Excelle.t hotel accomumosiation at Hotel Roter vat Round trip tickets only ten dollars each.BAKING POWDER.Mr.T.T.Cartwright, well known in cycling circles, is registered at the Victoria Hotel.Mr.Cartwright now represents the well known firm of E.W.Gillett, Toronto, manufacturer o: the well known Royal Yeast cakes and Iinperial and other baking powders.Mr.Cartwright resigned the Championship Bicycle meet to accept his present position.Mr.Cartwright will represent the firm in wil the territory east of and including \u201cthis city.\u201d He spepks in flattering terma of the state of trade, and says their firm is doing more husiness than they ever done before.Mr.Cartwright expects to return to this city in the near future.The boys will welcome hin heartily, as the genial T.T.has also heem &- good supported of Quebec in'a'l branches of sport, and whenever Quebec was found playing any gatée in a city where he was he was dlways with them.\u2018The firm of E.W.Gillett could not have made a better selection for a representative in this part than they have, and both the firm and T.T.are to De congratulated on having joined forces.Chiidren Cry for CASTORIA.STEAMERSDECK LOADS (Continued from First Page.) the assurance of Sir Charles Tupper that he would support measures for improving the militia.Ie expected that from the Opposition leader, knowing that he was accustomed to large statésmaniike views on matters of this kind.The Minister contended that the permanent force did good work last year, in spite of the absence of the Yukon contingent.The pre sence of the soldiers in the Yukon may have had a salutary influence on the mining population.Mr.Borden then announced the intention of the Government to withdraw at once half of the Yukon force.The force had heen increased gomewhat, so that when the hundred troops should cuoine back the force would be ubout as large as before the two hundred went away.At one o'clock the Opposition suggested an adjournment, but Mr.Fielding would not consent, and Mr.Borden, thereupon, was asked to explain the purchase of the Yukon military supplies from Dates & Sons, of Ottawa, amounting to $34.000.Mr.Taylor vigorously criticized the charge: made by Bates.He was met with the statement that the firm was very respectable.Mr.Taylor retorted that Mr.Rates senior had bought and furnished the house in which Sir Wilfrid Laurier was mow living.Mr.Sutherland said this was a serious statement to make.Mr.Taylor said it was a matter of common notoriety and he made it on his responsibility as a member.LATE SENATOR SANFORD.Profound regret was expressed hore pu the announcement of the death of at- ip to Friday last.In the Senate Cit: to-day Sir Mackenzie Bowell spoke y.feelinzly of the late Senator und Gentlemen, moved the adjournment.Ton.Mr.Mills spoke In a stimlar words about your Rolorine which we | strain and the Senate adipurned.position of secretary of the World's THE NUMIDIAN.A NUMBER OF FINLANDERS ARE BARK TOUCHES GROWND \u2014 ACCI INT TO A TUG \u2014\u2014 ARE- CORD BROKEN.McNicol, arrived in port Jadt tight at bin and 168 steerage passengers and a général cargo.The steerage j'as- sengers were landed at the Grand Trunk wharf, and left by &.T.Rand C.P.R.last night.Among the party were 85 Finlanders ahil à few Gemdans for the Northwest.\u201cThere are alsé domé (hif&ty=fivé Finlanders and Russians for the United States.After discharging Quebec cargo the Numidian proceeded to Montreal.OCEAN ARRIVALS, July 10.88 Koenigen Louise at Bremen, from New York.SS Aller at Gibraltar, from New York.SS Kaiser Wilhelm ter Uroshe at Southamptün, from Néw York.88 Honan #t Livérptol, from Montreal.88 Tondon City al LondGr;, from St.John, N.B.| ss Monteagté ét Bfistoi, from Montrea 88 Virginian at Liverpool, Montreal.88 Friesland at New York, Antwerp.© 88 La Normandie at New York, from Havre.| 88 Tauric at New York, from Liverpool from from A TOTAL WHKECK.Halifax, N.8., July 10.\u2014 The Red Cross steamer Portia, from New York bound to Halifax, with 73 ne gers on board, was wrecked to-night on Flinn's Island, of Sambrs, a point fifteen miles to the eastward of 1la- lifax.The disaster occurred ducing a thick fog.Everybody on the stes- mer, 117 all told, were landed on the island in safety and are being weil cared for.They will be trans ferred to the mainland, only a snort distance away, as soon as possible.Captain Farrel, with a boat's crew has already reached Sambrn, whence he nent advices of the wreck to Halifax.The Portia is (ull of water and will prove a total wreck.She had a large cargo on board for Halifax and Newfoundland.Fer passengers are nearly all summer tourists, A NEW RECORD.New York, July 10.\u2014 a cahle despatch announces that the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived at Cherbourg at 2.45 this afternoon in the record hreaking time of 5 days 20 hours and 55 minutes.NOTES.SS Magda, which has heen loading deals at Priest's wharf for If.R.Goodday & Co., sailed last night for Focamp, France.Capt.Chicoyn2, of the schooner River Delle, who arrived on Sunday night, reports that fishing on the Gasçe coast is poor owing to lack of bait.The price of codfish han gone up considerably, however, On June 27 a severs storm caused considerable damage to the filshermen.At Point St.Peter fifteen boats were smashed, and almost at every fishing post along the coast more or less damage was suctained.88 Almerian arrived in port Inat night from Antwerp with 234 tons of freight for Quebec.Capt.I'arkin reports dense fog almost all the way across, having only met with two fine days on the passage.[East of the Grand Banks several large bergs and a vast quantity of heavy field ice was sighted.In the fog during the night from Saturday to Funday, the ship was anchored alongride the buoy off Serpent River, and the Cp tain was surprised to find twenty fathoms of water instead of six us indicated in the sailing orders.The ship was brought to anchor: hecause the patent sounder was lost neur the reef.The Almerian left at 4 o'clock this morning for Montreal.The Norwegian bark Alpha, Capt.Anhersen, arrived in port this morning in tow of the tug Dauntless.Un the way up the Alpha grounded at Crane Island, hut got off in a couple of hours.She is now discharging her cargo of fire bricks, cuke and fire clay at Crawford's wharf, ani will take a cargo of timber and deals at Matane.R$ Morven tast evening.reports the Pilgrim gas buoy full of water and sinking.88 Ramore Head arrived last even ing from Montreal, and went iuto Indian Cove to complete cargo with timber and deals.The hoiler of the tug Victor unve way in some manner yesterday morning, and the engineer got pretty hadly burned by steamnt His injuries are not serious.- ARRIVALS.Nor.bk.Alpha, Andersen, Newcastle on-Tyne, W.H.Crawford, sone.4 Tort at six o'clock Pilot Treffle Delisle half rat.Schr.C.J.Brydges.Bernier, Danie), railway ties, gereral.Schr.Zelia.Simard, Saguenay.Schr.River Belle, Chicoyne, Ibonaventure, A.B.Dupuis, slAngles.Schr.Lennox, Doudreau, Detouche, «+ N.B., general.Behr.Florence, Trepanier, Matane, © light.88 Morven, Norrie, Methourne via Louisburg, Harold Kennedy, light for Three Rivers.8&8 Alinerian, Parkin, Antwerp, ' Harold Kennedy, al.88 Ramore Head, Smith, Montreal, Harold Kennedy, general.ss Dengore Head.Phillips.Wellust, Harold Kennedy, general for Mentreal.88 Numidian, McNicol, Liverpool, Allans, Bue & Co., passengers and general, SS Turret Court, Merritt, Sydney, Geo.M.Webster & C(n.coal for Montreal.Canal boats : A.Johnson.ITuhboken, 153 tons; A.Betland.Fobchen, 130; H.C.Millard, Cornwall, Eddie Ereie, Cornwall.1.44; FF.M.Vaughan, 145.CLEARED, M+ Magda, Fggert, Fecamp, 11.R.Goodday & Co.deals.sichr.Alert, Birdas, Chatham, N.B,, light.#8 Almerian, Parkin, Montreal, [ia- rold Kennedy.light.$8 Numidion, McNicol, Montreal.Allans, Rae & Co.weneral, PASSED DOWN, NOTES.&s Manchester Part, Melennan.for Mr.H.V.Noel, who has heen ma- Manchesternager of Ottawa branch of the Que- SATLED FOR MONTREAL.hec Bank, since it was opened here | 8% Arroyo, \u2014\u2014, Liverpool, July 48 years ago, has retired (rom his 1, position.Mr.Noel is now over £0 | 88 Grecian, , Glasgow, July years of age.10., ee UEBEC, TUESDAY, JULY 11, \u201ca noon, Madura and Savoy; bark Baron Holber: anchored here.AMONG HER PASSENGERS \u2014A inward 1 pau, Louisburg.The Allan Line 88 Numidion, Copt.|L \u2014\u2014, Glasgow, July Charlemont, 10.Marlen:ore, \u2014\u2014, , Cardiff, July Liverpool, July SIGNAL sERVICE.Quebec, July 10th.Matane \u2014(lear; west wind; inward, Cape Chatte\u2014lloudy; west wind; Martin River\u2014Cloudy; west wind; inward 1 p.m., Amarynthia; 2 p.m., Norwegian steamer H.M.N.C.Anticostk\u2014Clearing: variable.South Point\u2014Outward 1 p.tm, urentian.fenth Pointi\u2014Outward 1 p.m., ef | 8 o'éloëk; wilh 56 tabin, 46 sécond cn | Pominion.Blindness Both: red Men in Camp tContinusd ftom Firat Page.) pleasuré, 1 ééftainiy must say that every officer in the camp is built of the same stamp but inasmuch as I have watched those gentlemen close- ty.I take the liberty of particularizing them and that only because they .merit the credit without the least intention of fulsome praise, It is really laughable to come on the camp grounda in the evening, and at the same time a pleature to Bee thé harmony whigb exists enn all the Ufficers nd meh EtYropbhi the Pa imerent Hatlalionk; strict pd discipline ofl diity;, officers ignited at all times.néverthelesd desirolis to seo their meh happy.One of the most able officers in the 11th Daigadé Hathé_Aqjutant of the 87th batwalion, Major , who adt only knows his dhill, 4 thorough sol dier in all respects, a favorite in camp, and a gentleman, This in fact may be said of all the officers, who look after their men, strictly it you will, but at the same time in a spirit of goodness, which have endeared them in the hearts of their subordinates.THE INSPECTION.On Wednesday afternoon the ftispee- tion of the 11th Brigade took place io the presence of GEneru Hutton and staff.It was a \u2019aplendid.success, nnd notwithataliding that al} the movements in brigade order were gone through after only a nine day's | drill, the General vould not help expressing his praise.At the outset, | the four infantry battalions were drawn up in review order when the General arrived on the ground, nnd.the salute was perfect, and he so 6x- pressed himself.Afterwards the troops were marched to the upper fleld, where they were put through Battalion movements, skirmishing drill, etc.At the close General Hutton, addressed the Brigade expressing his utmost satisfaction .at the outcome of the inspection, he especially tomplimented the 87th battalion, for their steadiness, and from his words it was plain to be seen that they were the Dest drilled and uniform'y disciplined battalion in the brigade.It is well known that General Hutseruently his words bear weight.T cannot elose without giving credit to whom credit is due, Lieut.- Col.Pelletite, commanding officer.of the 11th Brigade, and his staff, including Capt.Ouellette, of the Pt battalion, acting Brigade-Major, w were most indefatigable in \u2018their duties.,eut.-Col.Pelletier is truly a soldier, and the 11th Brigade are deeply indebted to him in more re sj ects than one.I was a close observer of all that took piace and must say us an old newspaper min that a cleaner and more disciplined, campaign was never heretofore held in the district.of Quebec, and this is largely due to superior arangements, drawn up by Lieut.-Col.Pelletier, his staff, officers ~of the district, instructors of the R.C: A.and R.R.BUGLER.Quebec, July 8th.SPORTING NEWS: LAWN TENNIS, New York, July 10, \u2014 \u201cMae\u201d Whitman, the Harvard giant defeated W.A.Larned in the challenge round of the Middle States Lawn Tennis championship tournament at Orange, N.Y., this afternoon.Whitman left this evening for Niagara to attend the Canadian tournament.CHTING, Chicago, July 10.\u2014 Conese, the Rochester boat, won the second {rial yacht race today Ly seventeen minutes in the contest for melecting ao challenger for Prairie came in second and Josephine third.The course was nine alles to windward and return.\u2019 THE RING.Buffalo, July 10.\u2014 Jim Daly, champion Jefiries' sparring partner, went down and out before Al.Weing -bf Buffalo, at the Olyme pic, A.C.to-night in the serimd round of hwhat was to have bren'a, 2 round bout in the heavy wigh class.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Money may not be everything, but substract it from son people, you eliminate them .und Did you ever notice the man in the switching - tower?Does it ever occir to you that the lives of every living person on à train frequently depend on the promptness and intelligence with which he moves the switch levers under his control ?If men could only ze how small à thing may act at the critical instant te switch them from a dangerous track on to one of perfect safety, the yearly deaths from Jung diseases wonld be less by many\u201d thousands ** 1 hae sr consumptive cough.of whickl Twas a and Trerrhiny canijoned and warned rcerming it,\" rave Mr.A.#.Norotuy, w Vorx in a signifi 437 ÿ Picree of Ruffalo, N.Y.When started to take vour medicine | was losing werk! rasuiiv: 1 was very pale and had no appetite whatever.© used (hroe bottles of Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and now my condition is changed entirely.I de not cough at all; 1 have pnived right pounds in weucht, gained wy Loalthy color: aud m; LT eam amd will recommen: your mediclue ta cveryho!y whu may Le in need of il; as it is a sure cure, and uo humbug as so many ollier palent medicines are.It is by far the superior of all.One chapler of Dr.Pierce's great thou- sand-paxe illustrated book, The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser tells of dearly one hundred men aud women thus omens switched from the track of death y this matchless remedy.This book is cant letter to Dr.R.wee ess \"is chiefly due to its irreproachable cha ton has no other superior officer, con the Canadian cup.| \u201cTHE POPULARITY OF Abollinaris (\u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS\") racter.\u201d The Times.\u201cDRINK NOTHING but Natural Mineral Water, such as Apollinaris, free from all vegetable poisons.\u201d Pacts Darnall, A DRUG STORE THAT HAS A REPUTATION.Messrs, W.Brunet & Co's, Pharmacy, in Sv Rook's, Quebec, was founded over half & centtiry a\u201d, in 1892, and Physicists from th» city and the coun:ry never fail to pay 8 visit to this al Pharmaceutical Kstablishmeus.A large collection of the un: st improved Surgieal Instruments as well as & cons\u2018derable assortment of French, Gerni- a, Eogluwh, American and Canadian Drug Preparations cag alwsys be found there.A visit is ool] sited.W.BRUNET & CO.130 & 141 St Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebec.The Name E.B.EDDY is a * SUFFICIENT § pARLOB ; 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