The Quebec chronicle, 7 juin 1901, vendredi 7 juin 1901

[" JOB.COTE: \u201cFobacoonist, the best, test Job] cheap] 7 nde M004 * QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1901.PRICE ONL \u201cLA CIGARRA\u201d CER AFA CGR CBN AO ADE ASK FOR IT.vs cEnte.+ A BIG STRIKE IS PROBABLE sé Canadian Pacific Railway and the Trackmen .\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE QUESTION ONE OF WAGES \u2014\u2014 MANY CONFERENCES HAVE BEEN HELD, BUT A SOLUTION OF THE TROUBLE IS STILL A LONG WAY OFF \u2014 A CRISIS APPROACHING.: mé Montreal, June 6\u2014While there nothing to indicate that the negotia tions which have been in progress for the last eight or ten days betwees the management of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the representatives of the United Order of Railway Trackmen, who form the grievance committee of the men belonging to tbe Order who are in the employ of the C.P.R., have reached an acute stage, there is a feeling that the daily conferences have thus far led to very Kttle resuit, and it is by no means inconceivable that a crisis is rapidly a proaching.The principal question dispute is the advance in the wages of this class\u2019 of employes all over the system from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast.are other matters involved in the megotiations, but the wages issue in the ome prima- ely contested.\u2019 t the committee ask for is a general advance of fifteen ce.x per day for \u2018all trackmen employed on the «ystem, and an increase of twenty-five cents per day for section foremen.Another conference was held to-day, but at the close it was stated that nothing definite had yet heen decided.QUEBEC NAN APPOINTED Montreal, June 8, \u2014Mr.F.Mardis, of Quebec, Distriot Organizer of | the International Typographical Union, has been appointed clerk of the new arbitration and conciliation Council, dnt epee mre OTTAWA'S LABOR TROUBLES Ottawa, June 6 \u2014There is but little change in the strike situation.The woodworkers, carpenters, plasterers, machinists and tinsmélhe are all determined to stay out to the last unless they get their demands.About 150 carpenters are.back at work.Many buildings are being delayed for the strikers, and if the delays continue the bricklayers will ba forced Lo be idle.Woodworkers who were brought here to take the place of the strikers have been induced to join the unico.treme em rere \u2018There are many forms of nervous debility in men that yield to the vse of Carter's Iron Pills.Those who are troubled with nervous weakness, night sweats, etc.should trv them.= apm gm ee ree y Minister preach and physicians prac- ce.YANKEE ENGINES TO0 EXPENSIVE \u2014\u2014\u2014 What the Superintendent of the Midland Railroad says \u2014\u2014 ME HAS USED FORTY OF THEN \u2014 ; IN A SIX MONTHS\u2019 TEST THE AMERICAN ENGINES COST 20 PER CENT.MORE IN FUBL, 50 PER CENT.MORE IN OIL AND 60 PER CENT.MORE IN RE PAIR \u2014 ENGLAND CAN BUILD LOCOMOTIVES YET.\u2014e London.June 8§.\u2014The Midland Railroad Comnany, since thy latter half of 1899, has been using forty American locomotives.Samuel W.Johnson, Superintemicnt of the Lotomotive Department of the Company, will say in the Daily Mail to-morrow that the result of the six months\u2019 comparative engines in the same conditions, showed the extra working cost of the American locomotives over the British to be from twenty to tweaty-five per cent in fuel, fifty per cent in oil and sixty per cest.in repait.Superintendent Johnston explains, however, that American methods of handling engines difier from English methods.elem SNOW IN BRANDON Brandon, Man, June 6\u2014Two inches of snow feil here to-day, and the wea ther is decidedly wintery.There was no frost, and the manager of the experimental farm here says nothing serious will result to the crops.\u2014\u2014 een .LT.TEMPLE GOING BACK Torogto, June 6.\u2014Lieut.Temple, formerly À the Royal Canadian Regiment, whose exploits in marching 48 miles in 44 hours from Modder River to Paardeberg in order to rejoin his regiment while pursuing Cronje, won him much credit, left to-day for South Alzica, which he will make his home.He has received an important appointment as an officer of the Chamber of Mines in Johannesburg\u2014_\u2014 THE TORONTO MURDER CASE Toronto, June 6.\u2014 Thos.Jones, the bank burglar, died at the General Hospital to-day, after having his arm am- putaled, following upon the shattering of the limb by a revolver bullet while he was trying to eccape.The body has heen claimed by Kate Spellman, or O'Brien, of 538 Vanburen street, Ctécago, who says she is his sister, Mrs.Spellman was at the inquest at Jones' hoarding house, and asked that the body hé given her.She was told to get a letter from her parish priest in Chicago.It is known thit Mra.Spellman met Mr.Jones whes he was in Colorado Penitentiary.WARNING! | Owing to certain unscrupulous Baloons and Stores retatnng fuferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral Waters, we warn the public not to be deceived by such vatiies, as their object {a GAIN and not principle or honor.They buy the inferior for a few cents per dosen lecs but the JONSUMER is charged the same price as for the genuine.Waea you ask for CALEDONIA WATER ses that our Name is branded on the cork.\u201cM.TIMMONS & SON Agents and Bottlers.(0 good Palat, or good Wo 0D PAINTING | As we have been telling you right along in our advertisement, you cannot get Gold Dollars for 67 cents, nor can you have good Wall Paper, rkmanship at less\u201dthan cost.We will give you firat olass work and firet class material at prices surprisingly low, but not less than cost.Marcha TRY US ONCE.t Bros.n PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, 232 PHONE bot.4 + St, JOHN Stwe a\" ) foreign , teste made with standard Midland good Detroit, Mich.June 0.\u2014At the closing wmion today the National Assoclation of Manufacturers adopted a e~golution recommending the calling of a general convention for the const deration .of reciprocity treaties with , N.Y.June see «wo Indiens from the \u2018St, Regis reservation were convicted of illegal fishing at the mouth of Grass River, S84.Lawrence County, The tase! was appealed and Judge Swift, of Y | Canton, has roverscd the convictions and discharged the defendants.holdlog that under the treaty rights the Incians had a perfect t to fish on the reservation and that the State had no more right to interfcee than it had if it were Canadian tertitory.Pretoria, June 8.\u2014 Colonel Wilson, with 340 of Kitchener's scouts, has sur- prisod and routed 400 Boers belonging to the er's commando, 34 miles west of Warm Baths.The Boers Tesisted stubbornly, but finally broke and fled, leaving 37 dead and 100 prisoners and all their waggons and sup- pliew, including 8000 cattle, in the hands of the British.The loss of the latter was three killed and 15 wounded.Beyer's main commando arrtived on the scene soon after the en- Ragement, but did not attempt to re capture the suppliez, Beyer was thus left practically without any transport or supplies.Washington, June 6.\u2014The Ambassadors from most of the European countries were in conference with Secretary Hay to-day, discussing the state of the Chinese negotiations.It is understood that the middle ground, concerning the form of paying the indemnity, is likely to be settlod by a joint and several guaranty.They will be in complete accord with the American view that there should be no joint gusrantes in the sense of binding each Government to securing the payment of the entire $337,000,000.4% will be joint, however, in the formal aspect of being executed by ail of the Powers at the same time, and probably bv the same instrument.This instrument, doubtless, will include a provision by which each Government will assume no liability beyond the amount of its own share of the indemnity, which in the case of the United States is limited to $25,- 000,000.\u2014\u2014 fe.CANNIBALS KILL AND DEVOUR THE AWFUL FATE OF A NUMBER OF THE MEMBERS OF A GERMAN SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION TO THE SOUTH SEAS \u2014 THE ISLAND OF ST.MATTHIAS THE SCENE OF THE TRAGEDY.Berlin, June 6.\u2014The Colnmizt\u20142et: tung.the official organ of the German Colonial Society, furnishes details of a recent massacre on the South Seas.It seems that the vesseh which carried Dr.Mencken's expedition to the Island of St.Matthias left after a few days for Herbertshoh, North Britain, to get coal,and fresh supplies.During its absence the savages, who had hitherto appeared friendly, although known to be rahid cannibals, planned to kill and rob the party.The plot was carried out one morning while the members of the expedition who had a body of 40 drilled Papuans, were cleaning their rifles, which they had taken apart.Suddenly eighty of the islanders broke irom the bushes, raising fierce war cries and brandishing spears.with which they stabhed to death the leader of the party, Ir.Mencken, his se cretary, Herr Carew, and a white sailor, who was asleep under a tent, Dr.Heinroth emptied his revolver into his assailants, while the hody guard in the meantime retired tn the boats vsth the wounded and Dr.Heinroth, leaving t2 dead.The boats put off to an island not far distant, where the expcdition- ary vessel them.Subsequently the survivors returned to the Is land of St.Matthias, where thev found that the bodies had heen devoured and the camp absolutely looted.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014err\u2014 Y.M.C.A.ANNIVERSARY.The anniversary service of the Young Men's Christian Association was held in the Association Hall last evening, Mr.Lorne C.Webster in the chair, After devotional exercises conducted by Rev.Dr.Griffith and Rev.A.T.Love, the chairman called on Mr.EH.H.Distin for the secretary's report.This document has already been printed in the columns of the Chronicle.Mr.Wiliam Oats, the representative of the British National Council of the Y.M.C.A.was then cali- ed upon for an address.He spoke in a most interesting manner of the work of the Association throughout the world.Mr.Oatizs has just been around the world in the interests of the Y.M.C.A., and he described most, pleasingly the work of the Association in India, Egypt, Palestine, Burma and Australia Mr.Churchill, of London, England, spoke briefly.He was enchanted with Canada, and ally with Quebec.He spoke iu the tighest terms of Canada's assistance to the Empire during the South African war, and trusted that the members of the Y.M.C.Abranch here would emulate the bravery of their biotbers, in the war against sin.\u2018 Me.Thos.Davidson then :spoke, and the meeting closed, Rev.E.J.Stobo pronouncing the benediction.Early in the evening the various com mittees of the local branch had supper in the gymmasium hail.Mr.Wohater provided and Mensrs.Oatts and Church ill delivered practical addresses.mt te mt tt TO GO TO BUFFALO.Are you wanting « portmenteau, valise, umbrella, 9 suit of clothes, in fact anything for the trip.If wo go to Faguy, Lepinav & Frere.You will not be disappointed.Love may be able to wee somethin Jausdanie in the lockmmithy bus It in ind to the interewtn of fan company, The commercial relations betwees France and Canada were the topic of discussion yesterday aftemoon at (he Board of Trade Rooms.Mr.Jules Seigfried, a former Minister of Comuwroe in France and an earnest stu dent of economics and finance was the principal.er, and addressts were also deliversd by Mr.Thos.Davidson, tion.Jobn Sharples, Mr.J.George Garneau and others.Mr.Seigfried is not in America in an official capacity, but is simply studying our trade conditions, our industries, and the labor question.His sprech was a most interesting one and was delivered with much earnestness znd force.Briefly, he asks of the people of Canada a reduction of cuty on French goods to the extont OF say 25 per cent, and ff Canada concluded a Commercial Treaty with France on these terms, Canadian goods would also be dealt kindly with on the other side of the Atlantic.Some thirty gentlemen were present, when Mr.Geo.Tanguay, President of the Board of Trade took the chair and introduced the distinguished visitor to the meeting.MR.SEIGFRIED'S SPEECH By way of explanation Mr.Seigfried stated that for over thirly years he had been a close student of political economy,* commerce, industry and finance, not only as relating to France but to countries beyond her boundarics.He had undertaken his preseny trip to the Unitod States and Canada to learn from observation the progress of America in the arts of peace and to study the situation of the laboring classes.As to the latter item te regretted that in France there was not yet that co-operation letwces capital and labor that might be desired.The labor problem has not vet bon solved.As 10 trade relations, however, he ablish g lucrative commerce with France which would increase from vear to year as this vast country developed.Canada had for some years o general customs tarill of from 10 per cent.to 30 per cent., which wae applied to all imports, no matter from whence they came.À short lime ago a concession or preference of 33 1-3 per cent, was accorded ty English gouds, and av it is always extremely desirable that trade be extended, he thought that goods from France were worthy of some consideration also.There are two distinct tariffs in France, one the general, applied to the products of countries with whom France has no commercial treaty, and the otter the minimum tariff which obtains on imports from countries which have concluded such à commercial treaty.Why could not Canada have such a freaty and enjoy the advantages of the minimum tarifl.\u2018Mr.Seigfried thought that our eral tariffl was too hi and he ved our industries wou be sufficiently protected on a tariff whots maximum did not exceed 25 per cent.He specially mentioned lumter, pulp, shoes, leather, iron and steel as foods which would te admitted to rance on the minimum tarifl if Canada could grant some concessions.\u2018We do not free entry,\u201d said Mr.Seigfried, \u201cbut would be amply satisfied with a reduction of say 25 per cent.MR.THOS.DAVIDSON.In the discussion showed himself à Free Trader of Free Traders, and a Liberal of the old school.In commenting on Mr.Seig.(riec's remarks concerning the tari he said that Mr.Seigfried wan doubtless proud to rememier that the Fathers of Free Trade Doctrine were Frenchmen, and it was through their infirence that Adam Smith wrote his notable treatise on Political Economy.When Robert Peel committed England to the open door policy he laid the foundation of England's glory.of course, we here in Canada cannot se cure abmolute Free Trade but we want to get as near that as possible.Mr.Davidson was convinced that the aim of the party in power is for a reduc- COL.GIROUALD MAY NOT COME OF HIS BARLY RETURN TO CANADA, Ottawa, June 6.mént that Sir Percy (lirouard had sated from London for Canada was news to his father here.Just a few days previous Mr.Justice Qirouard had received word that his son would wail from Cape Town about the ist of June, and that he expected to spend July and August in London.He did not think his leave would be extended long enough to allow a visit to Canada.As (his is the last news Jud Girouard has received, it in thought that the announcement of Sir Percy's GOOD FISHING IN GULF Ottawa, June 6.\u2014 The uty Minister of Manne and Fisheries to-day recived a telegsam from Commander Wakeham stating that he hax returned from the Magdalen Islands and coast.He reports that lobster fishing was dant at the Islands.\u2014\u2014\u2014mn a \u2014\u2014 For best value in carpets, oilclothy and linoleune-Glover, Fry : &, believed it possible for Canada to es-|P which followed | #74 HIS FATHERHAS NO KNOWLEDGE = The announce > IN FRENCH GOODS| 22e me ge week exceptionaliy fine .Ce | VHDERMUSLINS, Mr.files Seigiried Addresses a Meeting at the]; PETTIOOATS, + Board of Trade Rooms # CHILDREN'S A t- WHITEWEAR QUESTION DF A TARIFF PREFERENCE ON LNPORTS PRON FRANCE, and DRESSES à \u2014_\u2014 tion of the tarifl as soon ay posible.The vast increase ia British imports since the preferential clause went into eflect shows its great value, and the speaker would be glad to see à similar reduction \u2018in duties in favor not only of France but of other countries as well, Mr.Davidson referred most happily to the union and friendly feeling o French and English in this Proviuce.Mr.Seigfried replied briefly in Eng: lish, saying that although he personal.iy regretted that half a century ago France had forsaken the doctrines of ree trade, still in à free country Bike his and ours it is public opinion which rules, and we must bow to the majority.In reply to Mr.Demers, the speaker thought that in case a treaty were concluded, the following articles would be among those granted admittance to France under the minimum tarift : pulp, lumber, leather, shoes, agricutlural implements.He thought that cattle, wheat, butter, cheese and similar products would scarcely come under its operation, as they would compete against a very dmportant home trade of France.MR.J.GEO.GARNEAU.Chateauvert, Mr.J.George Garneau took up the discussion.He defended Canada\u2019s tariff legislation, taking the view that our country is yet but in its infancy.Thousands upon thousands of square miles to the north and west are literally terra incognita to #9 per cent.of Canadians.To develop this properly we must have railway communication, and to this end large re- veuve is needed.Then, too, our tariff is a protection for industries which will aid in the development of the country.England being our principal market, we have accorded her a tariff reference.Of course Canada is an English colony, but this preference is not a question of sentiment only.\u2014it is a business question.Neveriheless if sentiment can be combined with business, so much the better.M;.Garneau thought the request of Mr, Seigiried for a reduction of 25 per cent.on French gonds wax a very reasonable one, and if adopted would vastly in- nur (rade.He complimented Mr.Scigfried very highly for his most interesting address.HON.JOHN SHARPLES.Hon.John Sharples was then called upon by the President.He spoke tut briefly.He considered that every Canadizn should be anxious to see the country's trade expand.He himself was born in Canada, and was as true a Canadian as anyone.His motto was Canada first.Of course we had given a reduction of duty on English imports, but he himself would be glad to see France er Germany put on the same footing as England.The question was a business question only.What has Canada received from England in exchange for this preference ?Absolutely nothing.Our goods must compete in the English market with goods from all other parts of ihe world, and ii Canada cannot gct an adequate roturn for what she has accorded to England, the speaker would be glad to see other nations placed on exactly the same footing as Engl- Mr.Seigfried expressed himself as having heard the discussion with the greatest interest.The question was a complex one and deserving, of the most careful thought.He compXmented the members of (he Board and the citizens generally for the spirit of progress abroad in Quebec, and he lonked for still greater things in the future.Mr.Chateauvert, in moving a vote of thanks 10 the speaker, touched on the necessity of making the St.Lawrence route perfect.so that insurance discrimination would disappear.The meeting adjourned about five o'clock, after which the Messrs.Seigfried received a number of the gentle men present.(ROER WAR DISCUSSED THE MATTER BROUGHT UP IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION COURT \u2014 A SECRET SESSION.Merlin, June 6.\u2014The Hamburger Corrempondee publishes à despatch = from The Hague asetrting that theArbitra- tion Court yesterday held 5 wocret ses sion regarding the War in South Aftica.EXPLOSION IN À COAL MINE Scranton, Pa., June 6.\u2014Seven men were seriously burned by an explosion of gas at the pancoast colliery in North Scran(en to-day.(ieorge North wp and Anthony Carton will probably sailing should have ved from Capedie.Foreman William Hodgson, Geo.Shorts, Robert Bainbridge, James Town instead of from London.Bra i Jus.Gillespie \\ j ously burned.The men tapped a pocket of gas while extending a shaft and de was ignited from their lamps.tf atria Come and =e our silk gloves, Perrin & Alexander.If they are dot perfect we will give vou another pair.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.poor at Magdalen Island but good at \u2014_\u2014 Anticosti.fishing is above the| During a hail storm last night near average everywhere.Mackerel is abun- (Littleton, la.lightning struck the school house and fatally injured Paul Roberts, a pupil, and the teacher, Miss Jane Harvet.Seven other pupils were After a few words from Mr, Victor|\u2019 \u201cCOTTON SHIRT WAISTS, White Shirt Waists of Persian Lawn tucked and hemstitched or lance and embroidery trimmed.SILK.SILK.New and desirable Bilk Fabrics at prices not quoted for equal and excellence anywhere in this city.24 in.New designs in all Silk Printed Foulards, 65c.value for - 406.All Silk Black Taffets, strong quality, - 60.24 in.English Silk, in all the new colorings, worth 70c.for 50¢ \u2014 We are Agents for Standard Patterns and Publications\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ue Ons Price Only.Telophons 2157, KOXOHOKOKONONOLONONONS F.SIMARD & CIE, 187 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch QUEBEC.J.P.TACHE & (0, Bankers and Brekers, 721 St.Peter Street MEMBERS Quebec Stock Exchange AND Toronto Mining and Industrial Exchange.THE HORSE QUESTION AGAIN London, June &.\u2014After a long but somewhat embitiered discussion of the policy of the War Office in buying horses for use in South Africa, the House of Commons to-night, by a vote of 159 to 60, voted the sum of £15,779,000 for transports and re mounts.Sir Bundell-Maple, Conservative, asserted that British officers who had been sent lo Hungary and Aus tria had purchased broken-down _ animals at extravagant prices and divided with the sellers the price charged the British Government above the actual cost.He demanded the appointment of a committee of inquiry.Lord Stanley, financial secretary of the War Office, said an enquiry would be made into the matter.London, June 7.\u2014It is undecatnod that the charges made by Sir Blundell Maple are of a very serious character.It is assertod that in one case an officer spent $150,000 in the purchase of horses in Hungary.Great dissatisfaction in said to have existed in the colonies because the Government has been buying horses on the continent when colonial animals were avaii- able.On a motion to approve the agree ment of the Government with the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company for laying 4 cable from Chee \u201800 to Wei Hat el, Sir Charles Ditke asked whether the agreemeny wauld not pledge the Government to resist any attempt by the United States to establish direct communication with China.Austen Chamberlain explained that it wax imperative that the cable should be laid, finding China had already pledged herself to give no landing right» tp any prranier, ex cept Russo-Danish.and Western Extension, the Goverment had been com- felled to make the best terms it could.ree ie MORGAN IN LONDON London, June 6\u2014Robert W.Perks, M.P.soficitor for the Yerkes Company, during the course of the meeting urged the importance of hastening the plans of Mr.Yerkes, giving as a reamm that an American millionaire was interested in a.project to construct an entiroly new road from the cily to Piccadilly.The Daily Mail will say to-morrow that it understands that the millionaire referred to is J.Plerpont Morganré VON WALDERSEE DEPARTS Fortin, June 6.\u2014The War Office has recelved the following tch from Count Waldersee, dated Tien Tsin, June 4:\u2014\"l have resigned the funo- tions of commander-inchief and to-day am leaving China by way of Tokio.Strict \u2018autions have teen taken here tn avoid collisi between (he different contingents.\u2018company a large German detachment [ attended the funeral of the French soldiers killed turned, but not (atally, in the recent affray.\u201d rom opr es CANADA'S TRADE 7.SHARD & (IBZ.PAQUET'S Department Stores, JFARLY GUNNER FOR \u2014\u2014 Ladies & Gentlemen The latest light fabrics in Muslin, Organdy, Percale, Dimity, P.K., Pope ri a rest: spanese e, à v silk per wool tissue, justo = Immiense Choice in Dress Waiste and Chemisettes, at Lowest Figuresra LADIES\u2019 FANCY NECK- WEAR AND TIES, \u2014\u2014\u2014 rer Fancy Belts and Sashes, Jif K idees 2 From the Cheapest to ihe Most Stylish Lace or Chiffun Trimmings, Plain or Mtripe Silk, to match with Summer Dresses.| Wee = (EK Ai , Boys\u2019 and Men's Clothing and Tallorng FIRST-OLASS WOREMAKSBIP, And the Best Materials FOR THE MONEY.Summer Shirts \u2014AND\u2014 Haberdashery.CENT SHE FGETS ANS Soft and Stiff Felts, 80 Remember these Stores sell Cheap becaure they always pur chase on a large scale and secure the best values.Z.PAQUET, 166, 167,186, 171, 8, Joseph Birt, Telephone 2171, 3rd Tune, 1901, Latest Novelties.} New Sunshades, : New Blouse Silks ] New Priats and Muslins.2 \u201cDents\u201d French Kid Gloves, Washable and Suede Gloves, \"Evening Gloves in Kid and Silk, Yee New Embroidered and Lace Collars, New Real Lace Handkerchiefs, New Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs, Real Honiton and Duchess Laces, Real Brussels and Applique Laces BOOTY TAILORING The Latest Suitings and Tweeds, The Newest Summer Overcoalings, New Indigo and Black Serges, A Full Line of Gent's Furnishings.1» CARPETS and OILCLOTHS.Newest Designs in Carpets, Latest Patterns in Oilcloths, Newest Designs in Linoleums, New Swiss and Tambour Curtains.ALL AT LOWEST PRICES EEA HHH HE 0080000000000000000000000000B000000000000000000000000000000000000080000UIVLITRILESOVESEY | 3 24 & 26 Fabrique Street, ° \u2018 10020.0.0.sevacecsecc2 ec 02000000 _ \u2014 re PAM O EAP FIRST ARRIVALS OF THE LATEST ENGLION AND CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURES.EX 3.8.LUSITANIA, \u20140 1 Case Walking Sticks \u2018 Australian Elm, Tea Rose, Hama Vine, Rattan Partridge, Apse, Pilaka, Pimento, Bangs, Elony, Cherry and Congo Vine, Mounted in Silver and Gold.Prices from $1 to $10 Novelties in Pig Skin and Russian Leather Mounted Square Bamboo Sticks \u2014po-\u2014 : SEIFERT & SONS, Jeweollors, 16 Fabrique Street.TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK PER 8.8.\u201cTEUTONIA\u201d EXPRKSS 1 Case Fine Jewellery 1 do Shell Plats.EE 0 0 0 OS A Ed SEP bb ddd Sd G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, 16 Fabrique Street.eue = «oe 4 * Tre vy CHRONIOLY TELBPHONN.Ne.65.QUEBKO, JUNE 7.1901 mr \u201cA STITCH IX TINE.\" The St.John, N.B., Sun bas bateiy Leen publishing a series of ably and well-consdered articles under the litle of what Caneda should include, lu which the writer takes the view that the Doesinion is not vet félly formed, and requires the addition of a few lit- te outside strips to conform it Lo the ideal of the old Roman poet and make iu totus, teres, save roupdus, a po lished and welbrounded off | whole.With (he offical report before us which we had vacasion to notice recently, nf the vast extent of \u2018he territory actually posssmcd hy us at the present mo- mevt, which is pot merely unsettled, but is absolutely unexplored and innocent of the tread of the white man.St might seem at first sight a work of dupecerogalion tu s:t about (he acquisition of more territory, seeing that we cannot * make use of all Wat we maw have, but it is an unwise thing to take no heed \u2018 for the fulure, and there are certain outside territoricw which ought eventually to beloug to Canada, secing that if they do not, they will inevitably fail inte other hands, atd be possibly umed te our detriment.It would beyond doubt be a grievous (horn in our side if Newfoundland were 10 gravitate to ward the United States.and the probabilities are that she will ultimate A do so if she dors not throw in hes lot with the Dominion, but the West Indies are in a diffecent category, and should they ever cast Loose from the Empire, are destined to become = the appanage of the Americans, They are too (ar from us, and too near lo sur cousins to be a desirable acquisition for the Dominion.There is, however, a third country which it is all important for ns to get posseasion of, though it dors not hold out at present anv remarkably rich prospects, and it is rather the reverse of altur- ing, that is (ireenland.Now thai we are reaching oul tu the James and Hudson Bavs by railway communication.Grecnland.from its situation, at once becomes an object of interest : languid indeed, so Jong as it remains in the power of Denmark.but very vivid should anv other power seek it, aud on this subject we cannol du better than let the correspondent of the St.John Sun teil his own tale, He savs :\u2014 Remrded from a Canadian standpoint Alaska should never have Lecome the property of the United States\u2019 Whether that could or could not have bren prevented we do not know.If it could, it wag not only a blunder but a crime, and cannot too strongly be condemned, Had the Dominion Government of that day pro- poxed such a thing those who opposed Conf:dcration would have denounced the thing through all the moods and tenses as was done when the other admissions were proposed.Knowing who the men were who were then in the Government we are kd to conclude the thing could not have been preventad, but that it was for us a most unfortunate affair none will denv.During the Crimean war it was, we believe, seized by some Miritish ships of war, and no doubt could have bern retained had its importance then been recogiized.But as Russia was in te gulks ares her defeat : as there was a good deal of anti-itritish feeling in the United States growing out of Britain's supposed svmpathy wilh the Southerners in thoir rebellion.and as the newly formed Dominion Government had then but little influence in Imperial councils, thete was probably no use in trying to prevent it.Experienco has already shown and will continue tp show the mis take that then was nade, and the mis fortune that \u2018then befell us.The lands may be of little value, but the ores Ixacath the xoil and the fisheries around ifs shores are of immense importance, and its relation to the Yukon region immeasurably Increawes 1x value.But the thing is done and cannot now le andone, and all that is left us ix 10 profit by tis experience and guard agednst the repelition of anvthing of a similar character.On the other side of Canada is a land not unlike Alaska, aot much thought of to-day, hut which may vet hecome important.Men will go wherever monev can be nade.Under modern conditions climate has no such terrors ax it once had, of which the rush {0 the Yukon furnished a striking illumtrat/on.The great North-West was once declared unfit for a white man to live in, but there are quite a number.Rhere now, and the number grows larger yoar by year.Railroads are being projected to Hudson's Bay, and sirangee things have happened than to find lands away north where wiite non can live.Even in inhospitable Cireenland.Captain Perry tells us that by following the methods.of thy Eskimos and stom the things in common we among them, he and the mombers of his company became dependent of the cold aù the natives themselves.As in the case of Alasky the climate mar be rigorous and the soil unproductive, but amid thowe dreary surroundings swch ticesures nay vet ho found as will make it \u201c& pits sow, for its revoirces in fab, furs and minerals are not to te devpised.Geenlund now belongs to Denmark, but will probably met continue su much longer.If her West India isiands are a burden.to hey, Greenland cannot ho valued vegy liighly, and nice her property is fo the markgg she might be induced to well.When it has suited the mations to despoil the little kingdom of her territory they have done wo dewpite her protests, and in the com plications that may arise at any moment they would no doubt do so again canada.could not afford to Jet it pass iglo other hands, and ewpecinlly not ito the bands of our neighiwrs.In that case we would be hemecd in by them on three sides, and their prescae in the noribiern say would not be to our advantage.letter, tlevefore, whilo things are quiet, while the re lations between the Motherland | and Densnark are so clove, nad Britain and the United States are on such geod terms as they now seem to he, better take the necessary stepsto oblain peace ful pomvession as soon as possiple.Neglect this, and we will wake some morning to find, when too late to re medy the \u2018wrong done, that the Alas kan blunder has been repeated.THE DOMINION EDUCATIONAL ASBOUIATION.This aswociation may he said to be as yel only in its infancy, though its conventions, which are beld biennially, have not been without their signifie ance in bringing to the notice of our teachers and fducationiste wenceally the higher themes wlich lic at the basis of ouz national life and educational advancement.Perhaps the most sue- cessful of dts conventions was the oné held in Halifax three years ago, when there were enunciated and discussed several projecis for the begetting of closer educational relationships on the part of the various provinces.Indeed, the great purpose of the Association is to bring together our superintendents, inspectors, and school officers from all parts of the Dominion al stated periods, to promote (hrough them and in behalf of our schools an improved pedagogic and assimilation of system.One of our own ci:szens, Dr.Harper, Inspector of Superior Schools, emphasized at Halifax the fundamental object of the society hy giving notice of motion to have the various provincial Associations direct- and by advocating, in a speial address, the formation of a Central Bureau, or Dominion Educational Record office, as a sub-departmenf subsidiary to some one of the greater departments] at Ottawa.The views he Tdvanced in this connection.it may be sed, have since been received with much accepi- ance; and at the coming meeting én August, the project will no doubt again come up for discussion, and thus form a further endorsation of one of the most prominent functions of the society.The President of the Assaxiation is Dr.J.A.Macabe, of the Normai School, Ottawa, a gentleman well known in every part of the country.The choice of Dr.MacCabe as chief officer is cvidence in itæelf of the con mopolitan character of the orgatiza- tion, while the fact that all tbe Provincial superintendents have a place in the Council as vice-presidents indicates the width of the sympathies which the Association cubraces.The convention takes place about the middle of August, and, judging from the tentative programme already submitted, there is every prospect of a successful series of meelings.The spacious odifice of the Ottawa Normal school is one eninently suitable for the holding of the mectings of the sections and sub-sections of the Association, while arrangements have been made to entertain all who are able to be present with the hospitality for which the capital city has become proverbial.Special rates will he given for travel, and the side excursions may include one to the Pan-American exhibition at Buffalo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 We nole with pleasure from the report of the annual mecting of, tin sharehoidere of the Kastern Townwhips Bank, which we ueblish elsewhere to-day, that the career of that popular amd wellconducted institution during the past year has Leen marked with a continuance and enlargement of that sucess Which has usually attepd- ed its operations.A transference of $150,000 to the rest, after paying two half-yeatly dividends of 3} per cont each, and a bonus of one per cent to the shareholdurs speaks for itszlf and cannot fail to be gratifying to those immediately concerned.We commend the report tn the attention «\u20ac our readers.\u2014\u2014erememe tee MALT BREAKFAST FOOD HOLDS FIRST PLACR AS A AUM-|0i MER HBALTH FOOD.tte.Such celebrated physicians and dicte- Ue experte as Prof.W.M.Williams, M.D., Sir Henry Thompson, M.D., Sir | William Roberts, M.D., and Dr.J.Mil \u201c| ner Fotherglil, recommend the use of Malt to increase the digestibility and nutritious qualities of grain fords, Malt Breakfast Fond in the ideal sum- mez health food.Delicious, light, appetszing snd refreshing, are qualitics aflorded only by Mall Breakfast Food, \u2018Ask your hp AA for a package.pd \u2018worth having, Indeed # is that], ly affiliated to the central organization |S \u2018| Telephone 388, G RE EE Nj The BLACK Teac enjoy à seputation for quality.: TE 13 i, don ste, ut Telephone No.573.Ladies, \u201cdo not forget 4 that for a nce costume, a nice shirt, a moe skirt, a mice matinee in woolen and silks, vou must go to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere \u2014 An Irishman says that posthumous works are the boots a man writes after he is dead.t fi (i Dyspepsia in its worst forms wi viel to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills, aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills.They not @nly relieve present.distress, but strengthen the stomach and digestive apparatus.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Man is korn to rule, bul woman comes along and beats him out of his job.© \u2014 rn Fee me OUR SUCCESS.To persons who understand their own interests we mav tell thon that it is due to the great axsortment of our goods and our low prices.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.ere Don't think because 3 man has one els eye that he only gels half enough leep.cr ee meee To cure a headache {in ten minutes use Kumfort Headache Powders\u2014\u2014\u2014 JUST RECEIVED A large lot of taffeta silk, black and colored, at prices defying competition.FAGUY.LEPINAY & FRERE.THAW HATS MUSLIN SUN HATS \u2014 AND\u2014 BONNETS.We sre now showing a very large assortment of thete goods, so suitably for the warm weather The prices, which are given below, wre the very lowest, all for first- class goods .\u2014 SUN HATS, in white Muslin, trimmed with embroidery, in all the latest Shapes, only 28c, 38¢, 4c, 58c, Thc, 9c 10, SUN BONNETS, white Muslin, trimmed with embroidery, in large and small sha) 38c¢, 4c, 48c, Sic, 66c, T2¢, Bac, 8c, Si 15, $1.20, STRAW HATS for Children, with cream and navy blue ribbons, only 30e, 88e, 45c, 52c, bôc, 78c, $1.STRAW HATS, for Infants, trimmed with cream ribbon, for 55e, 65\u20ac, Tac, 15c, 95c.STRAW SAILOR HATS, for boys, trimmed navy and black bands, 28c, 30c, 42c, 450, 48e, 566, 68c, 750, Bbc.PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES, the largest assortment at very low prices.BOYS\u2019 BLOUSE WAISTS, in print and drill, at 506, G0c, Gñc, 72c, 750, 8ûc, ge.KILTED DRESSES, trimmed white braid, for children, only 78c, 8c, 8c, $1.20, $1.45, $1.68, $1.08, $3.10, $2.35.NEW LACES in all the latest novelties.BLOUSE SILKS, in stripes and pia Ao all ihe new shades, for 48c, t front , $1,40, CORSETS, in « new strai Hh erect forin at $1.08; 1.LM MER CORSETS, atest styles, only 78c, $1.18.LINEN SKIRTS, in Fa 1inen, well made in the latest wy ly $1.88, $1.08, $2.28, $2.48.# ww DRESS SKIRTS, in pique, ut $18, u.tn White Duck SRM Bi SIMONS &MINCUY SUCCKSSORS TO 90 FABRIOUB STREET $.J.SHAW &C0 Where Flies Tied to Sult Canadian Waters Are Kept.SIMONS & FOULDS, Wholcsals and Beta | «9 HARDWARE.arc DEALERS IN.Sporting Gouds, .Platedwars and Cutlery, Pi rrest & Sons\u2019 Salmon Files, Trout and Ealmon Rods Roels, Lines and Oamp Outfits, Golfers\u2019 Requlsitesas Comer Notre Vame and Mountain Bill| 2 Telephone No.44.00+.Our line of STRAW HATS Is ruperior to anything we have ever shown before.SEE OUR SOFT HATS, How and Natty 8tyics + Colors Just a litsie ni or thaa ever before, 0066 We Have Yachting Caps In Cloth, White 1iuck and Linen, w planden the Learte vf yarhte- men the ooo ver.- Ladies\u2019 mbar Gold Tite Silver and Agate Laïies' Rain Doats & Golf Caps An Inuneute Variety to Lick From.Holt, Renfrew & Co.9006000060000 000000000 Cooking Made Easy ime, Labor and Money Saved .BY USING.A Gas Cooking Stove.No 8out.No Dirt.No Ashes.No Overheated Kitchen.DANGLUR STOVE $18.Those Stoves Haka, Ko Rows, Grill sad do the entire couking Ior à ily.FOR S8ALK AT THE OFFICE or\u2019 The Quebec Gas Companymie 01m LeMESURIER S Pure Darjeeling TH.A.4 ounces will go as far as 5 ounces of any MIXED Tea.For sale only by Thomas J.Moore, 148 ST.JOHN STREKT, DR.+» LARGOQUE DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILAVELPHIA, Offices : 260 BT.JOSEPH STRERT Hours~From 10 to 13 and 9 to 8.Otfflse ; 467 ST.JOMN STARET Jouca\u2014From À to 10: lak 7 tnd NOTION Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rou River is sub ner , ax well as aiher deep wa- Pler that was there up to last win- rol at the end of _the Long Wharf.The position of the Pier at mouth of Cap Rouge River is as, heretofore, shown by a fat buoy hy day and a white lght night, and the position of the Deep Water ler, senti taken radin with de\" nl a poy 8 w said fla ad about 600 feet to the west there of i Cap Rouge Pier = Whatt Co., 1 .(J ap at novelties in Dress Geods and A lover, Pry à Cu Chine: HARDWARE CO BLACK\u2018 The GREENS are equally fine.SSFABRIQUE STREST Le 0e BND.0se SOLD, BY - BULK GREENS IMPORTS EA FOOT 6X MOUNTAIN HILL a ue Vartez, Galbraîth & Oo, Laporte, Martin & Cle.ERFRIGERATORS OR PACKETS L Dubus, His &0f Uso Ta Ga.and IC CHESTS, fm eben in einieraeee | {CH CREAM FREEZERS, Ceylon Teas are sold in Sealed Lead ICE TONGS SAL ADA | Bic Address \u201cSALADA,\u201d Montreal.«À FULL LINE OY,.NcOlary's Famous Cook Stoves Which Weer Awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, BICYCLES Iyer Johnson's Celebrated Make._BIOYOLE SUNDRIES.Q Martin Brock, » mers a story of modem 2 _ American life, by Morgan Bates.9 Edward , by Edward Bates.À @ Pro Putria, x a merry tale of a merry time, by Geurge O.Hasel- § tun, jr.a 3 § Tho Baron\u2019 \"au Sons, by Maurus Joskai i % The Ewrnal Quest, by John Ajf Stewart.ci 5 oes in Law, by Rhoda Broughton.If 2 The King of or Hovey Island, by Maurice Thom S | A Hoidier of the King, by Dors M.2 Jones.§ Sir Christopher, by M.W.Good- TÉ win, % A Daughter of Patricians, by F.& _ Clifford Smith.£3 May Silver, by Alan St.- Autre.A % The Curious & Campbell, by Jean N.Neelranaieh i P-J.EVOY'S, 405 8 .John satrsnte The ONLY Agent INIQUEBEC For the Celebrated \u201cGerhard Heintaman Piano A.Lavigne\u2019s Warerooms.Nn.88 8t John Street.NOT QUMLED ELGENMERE 6 Quire Pad ot Note Fa x for 100.Hard do do Tio : do do do pd oy 5 do do do do 46e.w ALBO THR.100 Square Knvelopes for 10.100 Oblong do 100 Bquare do x 100 Oblong do Pr EY ustion on Box Lois BEST ASSORTED LINE OF STATIONERY IN QUEBEC GREENHOUSES 75,000 Bedding Plants FOR SALE.Per 100 Per 1,000 $30.Geraniums.$3.60 00 Coleus, o.oo 300 £5.00 Amaranthus, 2.60 9000 25.00 88.40.40.00 35.00 35.00 ete, ete, oto.Strong Eonlihy Plaats.Proportionate Rates, .For Smaller Quah des.BRAOCE GREEN Ste.Marie Co., Beauoce, P.Q.myT- tm Pruneau & Kirouac Have Just Revived o Gar Load of Bioyoles Tricycles, SoOue.Dell's Carrlagée, (ion YULL LINE aa Ont Door Games, Gnrdon Fets, &e.Prunea uh Kirouss.18 uneau @1108t à \u201coe kv, JUNE 1.1901 ii = 10 = LAFRANCE & M 48 FABRIQUE STRE Fed Suit t on deinpieieieleleieieieieeldeialeieiel Anderson\u2019 8 Scotch.Okford | FANCY NCY COLORED SOFT LORED SOFT OUTING SHIRTS.Me UN, THIS CAR 100 Bicyles.JUST ARRIVE D,-\u2014A car load of Bicycles from Buffalo and Chicago.Great bar- ; Gaine for one and all.i \u2014 LOST, DOG LOST ~BLACK AND TAN DOC, th Corporation medal numbeing 1900, atiached to collar.Properof M.LelSage, 28 Genevieve Ave., Cape.Reward will be paid on = return of the animal.WANTED.WANTED, \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL servant ; one who understands cooking for a small family, Aly, bo between 7 and 8 p.m.tu Mrs, Evans, 16 Laporte street, GIRLS WANTED.~ oa al servant gi pply to Jos.Bama 457 street.ey FOR SALE OR TO L¥1.oR SALE OR TO Le ay oe 5 rgule occup Hon.F.G Ce Nesey Apply _ to Alex.Gauvreau, Notary, 02 St.Peter That first-class property, No.72 Champlain street, suitable for a Store or Warehouse, with dwelling overhead.For f apply on the premises.0 LET, TO LET \u2014HOUSE NO.97 D'AIGUILlon street.For particulars apply to J.A.Mailloux, 57 Crown street, Quebec.TO LET \u2014 ON ST.LOUIS ROAD, near Maple Avenue, furnished bedroom and parlor, suitable for two young men; electric light; two minutes walk from street cars.Breakfast if required.Apply Mrs.R.Watters, St.Louis Rond.TO ET.= FUANISRES.NO.55 Tr Exteagion| = kitchen.Furnace.Three 1 rooms fur- furnished.Apply to C.E.Tasche reau, N.P.TO LET.\u2014 CAN BE OCCUPIED AT once, that fine comer store in the Y.M.C.A.block.Arnly to the General Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.ROOM TO RENT.\u2014 A COMFORTably furnished room to reat, with all modern conveniences, in privat® fam- fly.Apply to 119 St.John street.00 LET-LARGE SHOP LATELY occupied by Jos.Hamel & Frereson Dalhousie street; will be divided into two shops if required.LaRue & LaRue, Notaries.Fo LET.\u2014 FOUR FIRST-CLASS fmements, Nos.520.593, 224 and 536 Joba street.Immediate possession of Nos.520 and 533 if necessary Apply to C.E.Taschereau, notary.189 Peter street.Y0 LET.\u2014 THE HOUSES NOS.41 vonvemignces wr Totaliod spring, Apply to Pie Bros.& Co., Union Bank Buildings.D FOR sit FAST SAILING KNOUKABOUT FIN- kest yacht \"Shoo Fly,\u2019 with racing and other outfit complete.Apply to S.Tanner Green, Post Office, Quebec \u2014_\u2014 HORSE FOR SALE\u2014 BAY HORSE, 16 hands high.Broken to saddie Single and double harness.Also a roomy 4-wheeled dow cari.Both may | ately.te seen at Dr.Hall's boarding wia- ble, 109 St, Ann street.- MASTAI POULTRY YARDS HAVE vale.eggs for hatching from Barred Piymouths, Rocks\" and Brown Leg.th horns at 75 cents per sitting, 3 Se tings $1.25, $4.00 per hundred ; also 15 other Varieties from 31.00 to $2.00 per sitting.FH.S.Dynes, 4 John atreet, Proprietor.BUS : TOR.PARTIES WISHING A GOOD IN vestment, communicate at once to a this office.\u2018 4 B BR NNAN, N VENTE \"AE his office from 28 St.bas ord, to 34 d'Youville street, Upper Town.ARE YOU HUNGRY ?Do You Want a Nice Lunch, Dinner or Bretkfast ?If You Do Call as Mr.Jos.Julien's Diving Parlor .Oyuters in all Biyles as Heretofore | ven Wholesale and Retsil.Fruits and Vegetables, \u2018 tete Open night anû day, from 7 am toSam.J0S.JOLYEN, 4 \u20ac Bb ST.JN SY In Lim V.& B.SPOR SI THIS RIGHT?that if you buy your Spring Footwear and lesson in from the price of our Leather and Rubber oan add to your savings, J.H.BEGIN, EMILE J ACOT, JEVELLER, - \u2014 ESTATE - LATE RON J.ARTHUR PAQUET For Sale or To Let.A white brick house, with stables and coach-house and about three acres of land, facing Spencer Wood, on the St.Louis Road, about one mile from ihe St.Louis toll-gate; surrounded with trees and.in perfect order.For terms and permit to visit, Apply to LARUE & LARUE, N.P., 28 St.Ann street, wi.Auction Salo by La Desohenes.An the matter of D.ARCAND, Broker.Quetes, Insolventgiven thas on une, 1801, at 10 sale of the Public notice iv lodern | TUESDAY, the for A.«clock am.[will yrnceed to the assete of Lhe insolvent ss follows ; A=10 Shares of De la Booieto de Drets ob Placranents de Quebec B\u20142 Shaves of Beaupaet Brewery C-L Share Bellecharne Jelephoas Co D\u201438 Shares Queen Bridge Co K-\u2014-2 Series of the Quest Jubilee Stamps F - 1009 Sbares of the Gold Hill Minion Co 13-200 Sharon of the hive Bear Mining'Co Jne insirance Pol icy for 82,00 on the ife of the insolvent pavuble at his death, necording to lint $1778.07 J\u2014Old notes and debte as per Jist $31,644,98 \u2018The salo will be mado for each item separ- The tema I and J will be sold st 20 much in the drilas.ae, un Conditions of The whole of the assets the office ok qi insolvent 8 \u2014Cah The ss e will take place av the uilicu of 1) Arcand, 74 84.Poter stived GEO DARVEAU, h\u2014\u2014 .date of the seen, amountine to.Leather and fnd It is an easy sum in aubtracton, and it is intended to call attention to the fagi ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION.You will add to your comfort and appesrauce, and subtract from the number \u201cpat colds from wet foot during the damp weather, Goods, sud what we have subtracted you SOLE AGENT \u2018SLA ER SHOE \" BEST AT ANY PRICE.The June Bridesmaid Will have no difficulty in making a selection for a gift from our fine stock of beautiful gools.long step, for there are so many things between, costing very little and costing a good deal.our stock well known ; it will meet every want.The new Ringe, Chains, Bracelets and Brooches, are all here, also the best stock of Watches and Diamonds \u2026 sol age tancentige to 08 sost où 00 | 8 #1800 36 Btuck pmmntine vo.S48 cof Salo ss 11 » .n on the \u2018date and place above | 8 En ome math con AN BAILINGS.ollowind is list of coran The! a Sua 10, General Bvemship \u2018 Rel Bear .et 19h, 194, - Waite Bar.a \u2018 OQUEAN ARRIVALS.June 6\u2014 SS.Servia, at New York from Liverof L \u2019 55 Deutschland, at New York [from Hamburg.SS Teutonic, at Dover from New York TING Goobs co.Rubbers from us, it will be a pleasant We have aubtrasted a great doal Na.121 St.Joseph Street.Apl 4.5m From trinkets to silverware is a We want 159 St.Joseph Street.UNION BANK OF CANADA.Dividend No.69.Notice is hersby given that a Divivxxp or THREE ret CENT.on the paid up Car- 1TAU Stock of this Tostitation has boen declared, for the current half year, and that the seme will be payable st the Bank aud ite Branches, un and after SATURDAY.the Firat Day or June next.The Tuansren Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st of May, buth usive.YY Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Banking House in this City, on Saturday, theyibth of June.The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock.By order of the Board, E.E.WKBB, General Manager.Queboo, April 23nd, 1901.ANDREW M'COBKILL, SUCUKSSOR TO McCorkill & Sissons.This is the Hight Place to Get Your FIREWOOD, Maple, Birch, Spruce, Birch Slabs, Bawed and split, Ready to Bam.Lowest Market Prices for WOOD OR.COAL.ANDREW McCORKILL cd Martin River at terday SS Ultonia, at Dover from Bostonss Canadian, at Dover from New sÙ ork, polumbiia at Cherbourg from New ork.ss Aursterdam, at Roiterdam from New York.SS Switzerland, at Philadelphia from Antwerp, ALLAN LANE.The w Hrazisen, from London, pass.(1.90 an, vester- 3439165872 dav and is due in port this after 33181313 8 ELDER-DEMPSTER LINE.The ss Lake Megantic, Captain Tavfor, from Liverpool, Mav 28, with ze saloon, 51 second cabin and 470 ster- age passengers, besides a Jeneral Cargo, passed Father Point at 2.45 p.m, ves and is due in port about six o'clock tits morning.She moors at the Brzakwater.- The ss Ashanti, from Quebec, arriv- vd at New York at eight o'clock yos- terday morning.CHARTERED.À sleamer, 1,787 tons, West Bay to West Coast of England, deals, private terms ; bark, 452 tons, Hansport, N.5 to Buenus Ayres, lumber, $10, of Rosario, $11; schooner, 538 Lots, Bridgewater, N.S., to Rosario, $11.THE BUOY SERVICE.Montreal, June 6.\u2014Mr.U.P.Boucher, buoy engineer, has notified the Harbor Cominissioners that he _ has placed the two black buovs off Point Citrosille, red spar buoy off Becancour Bend, 1ed spar buoy opposite Baptiste\u2019s Mill, and black spar buov opposite the new wharf at Three Rivers.STEAMER ASSYRIAN ASHORE.The following despatch was received ia town vesterday :\u2014 St.John's, NAd., June 6.\u2014The Levand Line Assyrian, from Antwerp for Montreal, wont ashore oft Cape Race at n°dnight and is likely to prove a total loss.Her crew reached the shore in mafely.The place where the Assvrian is ashore is called Cape Race Cove, about one mile north of Cape Race lighthouse, The Assyrian, Captain Dingle, left eral cargo for Montreal.She is iron screw steainskip of 1,841 net tons, and is a well-known vessel in Quechee and Montreal.She went ashore in a fog.NOTES.Hatkentine Haave, Captain Speilberg, fron Barbados, with à cargo of mio- lassen, arrived in port »esterdav morning in tow of tug Belle, and left for Montreal at 5 p.m.ia tow of same steamur.Tug Hudson arrived from Chambly vesterday morning with three canal hoata, coal laden, and a barge for the Quelec Bridge in Low.Steamers Amarynthia, from Glasgow, Homavista, from Svdnev for Montreal, Cape Mueton.for: Syvdnev.Mirania, fer Glangow from Montreal, pased berc vesterdav.The repairs to the Government steamer Alerdeen have been complet- td and she has come oul of Russeli's dock.Un to date sixty-six canal boats have arrived here this season.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived, June 7.SN Amarynthia, Abertethÿ.Glasupw, Hom & Cul, for Montreal, general Barkentine Haave, Spielbergdos, for Montreal, inobasses.C.B.R.L.Rush, Fike, Port Johnsom, Carbrav, Son & Co.coal.I.Geo.Shannon, Pike, Port .Johnson, Carbrav, Son & Co.coul.B.F.Bergen, Bergen, Hoboken, Bennett & Co.cual.Barba- Curator, VESSELS IN PORT.OfBon 844 88.Joseph street, 88, Roch 283 St.Paul Street.\u2018dalle.fn 1 Steamersà A Jo lim.| Adalia, in Louise Basin.Io the mater où PIIONE 1001 ice Leander, in Louise Basin.7 BALLAIRR, © Aggi, in Graving Dock, Boot and Shoe Mannlsctuter, Carisbrook, in Sillery Cove.Ancienne Lurette, Giadestey, in Sillery Covefnboivent .Inishowen Head, in trllan Cove, 2 Brigantinesky re a Blenheim, in Louise Dock.DAY Ti June rs Tee oo, THURS.= Soru pulous Olinda, at Connelly's Wharfsole will take plate où ny office, 3448 Jonaph 2 Cleanliness Bargesnate at folie ne wos of he abore Aboud Laandry dome ss he Grandee, at Carrier's Wharf, Levis.A\u2014Stock of Boots and Show faished, = Imperial.It looks ns pure and Rembrandt, in Louise Dockfount ne $3.0 icin vansocses.$1900 39 | white as the drives mow.tock of Bopte and Shoes in pho SIGNAL SERVICE.Quelxe, 6th June, 1801, Note.=The figures after the naines of places denote (he number of niles D-Kol below Quebec.D dei maman ado LEO Father Point (157)\u2014Clear : soutle Ru sas will take place en bloc, A0 #o much | 3 west wind.Inwdrd at 12.10 p.m.the dollar, on figures montioned in the in- | 28 More ve \"Cl - a «a ear; wouthi-went | ih ventory and book debie may be seen | $2 wind.Inward at 7m, Mora.a $ n ver car: we ac Wa en) in jo inet a wind.Inward at 11.30 am.ran ditions of pe) : Ouah g lian.Cape Magdalen (=Clowdy : : vari- menWoned y 5 | ahle wind.Inward al 183.30 p.m, Foroxo panveav.87040 74 8, Talo swt i [tuna 5 pm.\" Atlantic was rator oS B| Fame toni ar clear end calm.14 omecuENEt copine sr Relephons 05 = Outward.yosterday at 7 pm.Came Anois pipans.rater oi North Sbore=Clpec ; vlrong west / Antwerp un the 26th Mav with a æcn- |; an] Summer, size.Some \u201cSemi-ready\u201d Summet Styles Note the artistic lines of \u201cSemi-ready\u201d\u2019\u2014the correct styles for Shoulders are broader than formerly, coats are snugger at the waist line and inclined to be shorter.Trousers are not so full about the knees and thighs.The bottoms should be 8% inches larger than the shoe Nobby fabrics or quiet kinds that equally mark the up-to-date dresser without proclaiming it.Semi-ready \u201d\u201d watches your tastes\u2014gets new things all the time.Summer Suits and Overcoats, $12 to $25.Sold at the tailor\u2019s try-on stage\u2014delivered as soon as you like\u2014 money back for any fault.4 Semi-ready \u201d\u2019 Clothes for Gentlemen.QUEBEC WARDROBE-178 ST.JOHN STREET.wind.Seven Islands\u2014Inward vester- dav at-4 par, Lord Stanley, Low Point (380\u2014Cloudv= west wind.Inward at 8 a-m., Glitra and Coban, Yesterday at 7.10 p.m., Po- Ino.Outward today at 4.30 an.Cacouna ; 2 p.m.Syma.Yesterday at 5 pm, Louisiana : 4 9 p.m.Aladdin, HIGH WATER AT AT QUEBEC.Compiled by Tidal Survey Branch M.& F.Department.AM.8.46 9.36 10.37 PM.125 16.14 11 Ld Saloon ster sx Lube Megantic, passengers por e Ekler-Demp- Captain Tar lor, from Liverpool \u2014Mr.C.Peters, Mr.W.Fisher, Mes.A, Bell, Miss À.Bof, Miss M.Biddl, Mr.R.Rolctson, Miss E.Bristol, Mrs.5.Evans, Mis: NS.Evans, Mise A, Evans, Mr, T, Stevens, Mr.L.Potter.Mrs.N.A.Bovd, Mrs.W.F.Eg, Col- 1.B., Ridout, Mr.J.A, D'earce, Mr.J.W.Hap wood, Miss I, Cromer, Me.KF.Ewel, Miss V.Appelle\u2014\u2014 pes WITH THE TIDE.It is certain that 8 vou want dry goody it is impossible for you not te go to Faguy.Lepinay & Frere, otherwise vou will lose time and money.eee mn em.CROBBCROACHONORORORCAIROROTORCCHORORCHORD à Sporting News.2 BASEBALL EASTERN LEAGUE, At Worvester\u2014 RHE.Worcester .G1113000x\u201413 17 8 luxhesier .011306060010 12 3 Battericn=Richodany, l'appalan and Doran; Conn and Dixon.Unpires, Warner and Hurst.At Providence, RI ILE.Montreal .100001 130K | Providence , 000100 100=~ 2 : 0 Batterica\u2014kviix and Wilson, Braun and McCatley.Umpiie, O'Loughlin.At Syracuse= wk R.ILE.Toronte , .tuotutsrt1\u2014 614 | Syracuse ., 200000000=2 7 2 Balterics\u2014Af{rock and Bemis: Woods, and McManus.Umpire, Hunt.At Hartford\u2014 RHE.Harvford\u2014 Dunoon 3 7 2 Buflalo\u2014 : (011000001\u20143 0 8 Batteries\u2014Miller and Steelman; Hook ef and Npeir.Umpire, Rinn.A policeman has heen stationed in the City Hall Park to prevent the paniage of heavy vehicles over 1Le walks B23.a Joe, 0% Piles ==: Bi er a) Es mont imonisis in oe an ht pee Ua LA pe She fie cure.Gp La Dr\u2019Ohase\u2019s Ointment;: HERE AND EVERYWHERE.General Bullington Both, comtrander-e in-ohief of the volunteers of America.| is planning the establishment of a volunteer settlement in the southern part of Georgia, which will be larger \u2018han any simélur settlement in.the United States.It will be known as \u201cvolunteer citv,\u201d and will comprise a tract of land covering 15000 or 20.- 00h acres.While Southern Outario has been drenched with rain fur weeks that portion of the Province which lies norih of the height nf land has been suffering what almost might be called a drought.according to J.F.Whiteon, of the Surveys Branch of Lhe Provincewho has just returned from a mission al the head waters'of the Spanish Mévec.Mr.Whitson savs that if the lumbermen | are to succeed in moving this vear's cut of logs rain iy absue lutely necessary.Miss Bertha Yohn, of Princeton, Ind., is dicfigured for life as the 1e sult of a curious accident.She was making coffee and had fastencd the lid of the cofice put down tight.Ailer it had hoiled vigorously she ran a knife under the lid.The was a vio, lent explosion, the Id was blown up and the contents of the coffee pot were hurled into her face.Physicians think they will save the eves.although the frightful scaldy will leave scars, The Sondancse natives eagerly buy clothes, collon goods, sugar, pers fumes, tra, nails, chains, wire, ha- \u2018her, false jewellery, and iron tein- kets, Great Britain furnishes the cot ton zouds : but Germany.Austria and 1talv have alinost.the monopoly of the other articles, (Germany does a huge trade in perfumes.A single caravan started off recentiv with 20.000 francy worth of German scents for the uu- ves.A Japanese reofomor, who has late Iv been stavéng in Berlin for the purpose of prosseutinx bis studies.set fire to the furniture in his lodgings, upot which he had previously poured petroleum.He then locked in his landlady amd the latter's daughter, together With a hank official wha staved in the house for ine protection of the women.Their cries fer help attract- cl attention, and the fire hrigade were soon on the spot, and extinguished the flames.The taofesor, who had also attacked the bank official with a hatchet, has been pronounced insane, and taken to a lunatic asylum, The Hampton, Va., Roads, Railway amd Electric Company is adopting heroic methods 10 get dts line through to Old Point and ie tmeetine with op position in kind.A number of landowners refuse to atiow the road to pase through their places.Amonz thee is R.FE.Cottrell, a prominent churchman, living on the boulevard.The Courts being closed last Simday the company put à kirge force of men at work and attempted to build (he track accoss Me.Cottrell's land, Mr.Cottrell got a shotgan and fired across the bow of (he mule drawing the a, | Ploush.threatening 10 put the next load into the man behind the plough, There war à Vvelv time, and nresent- lv the railroad men were crrested for working on the Sabbath, Just after midnight an injunction was oblained lo prevent a conlthuance of the work.At a mesting of the Chicago Protective League, which formerly was the Jewish Deddiets' Unfon, an appenl for fiatioe waz mode for the entire Jewish race.both rich and poor.[1 was tde | pointod ott by many speakers that, while (he poor and ignorant were ax sarod on Chicago sires, the weal Wy and educuied were reviled and n- | pence ! sulled un frequent occasions, It was declared that, regardkss of the persecution of the Jews in Russéa, they were safer \u2018rom assault and insult in that country than thev are in the streets of Chicago, und the charge was made that the laws of Russia are better enforced than arc the laws of the citv of Chicago.The Kwan Po is a small bulletin issued daily from the Palace, containing \u2018 the latest news of the Japanses Court.A recent issue announces that -\u201cthe white storks have risen from the branches of the pine tree, and, with widespread wings, have launched into the blue deptits of the sky; the wouden rice kettle has been thrown from the Palace roof; the High Court messenger ix on her way to Isle Temple, and Japan may know that the happiness of womanhood has come to the Prin- ew Sadako, and through her, great joy to the people.\u201d All 41 imply means that the Crown l'rince of Japan has brought a son ante the world.\u2014 rare LATE MRS.T.MALONE.The London, Ont, Catholic Record, of the 1st instant, savs of the death of Mrs.Thomas Malone, Sen.tate of Quebec and Three Rivers: The unexpected demise of this worthy lady on Sunday, 19h May, after an iilness of a few days, afforded her hosts of fisends in Three Rivers the sad occasion la testify hy their atiendance in such large numbers at her funeral, on Wednesday morning, the cstoem in which she was held by all classes, \u2014a fact emphasized hy the tolling of the Anglican Church bell while the cortege was passing the Cathedral, and also by the large numbers who subwe- quently accompanied the remains to the C.P.R.depot, en route for Quebec, as well ax by the number of wreaths and othe: floral offerings and inene- riam cards for Masses which were se kindly presented.At the Cathedral the body wax received hy the Rector, Very Rev.Canon Beaudet, a.tended by Rev.Messrs, Lowsard and Cloner (n aphew of Hix Lordship the Bishop, who was absent on his pastoral visit), After the usnal prayers and the chanting of the Non-intres, Solemm High Mass was celebrated hy Rev.Father LaMothe, parish priest of the Chureb of the Inmarulate Conception, assisted by dea con and sub-deacon, as already wen- tioned.The Very Rev.Father l\u2019'anne- fon, Superior of the Seminary, and Rev, Father Denancourt, bursar of the Cathedral, were present in the sanctuary.A full choir chanted the muscal portion of the Mass under the direction of the organist, M.Maichand, who, as well as another gentienat, aiso sang appropriate solox.Af the conclusion of the Holy Sarrifice the final Atsolu tion was pronounced tv Rev.Father 1.aMothe, attended as before.The cn- fafalque., altars, pulpit and sanctuary were heavily draped $n the Papal mourning colors=hlack and gold.At Quebec the body Was met and accompanied by an inmnense crowd of old- time friends tn pay the last tribute of respect to a good wife and mother.ard warm-hearted friend, to Ki, Patrick's cemetery, where all that was mortal was lsd heside her life.pariner.who had preceded her hy some xeven vears, The requicm pravers al the grave were raid by Rev.Father Jones, C.SS.R, The deceased ladv leaVes ne mourners her danghters, Mrs (Dr) ©.D.Bradiey of Chirago, and Mixe Malone, and her anne, Thomas, James, Maurice, Daniel and \u2018Emmett, and a large number of grandchildren.Mav her sont and {he wouls of the faithful departed rest tn Amen, ©.What is so y : SSSSSS ENN TN PU p [] js + | PS SSSR Gastoria is for Infants aud Clhlidren.Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It contains neither Oplum, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.It is Pleasant.Its guarantee is thirty years\u2019 use by Millions of Mothers.Castoria destroys Worms and allays Foverishe ness.Castoris cures Diarrhæs and Wind Colic.Castoris relieves Toething Troubles, cures Constipation and Fliatulency.Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowcls of Infants and Children, giving healthy and natural slecp.Castoria is the Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014The Mother's Friend.Castoria.\u201cCasteria is an excellent medicine for Castorists \u201cCustoris Is 30 well adapted te children children.Mothers have repesiediy told me | that I scconmend it as supetlor to suy pre of its good effect upon their children.\u201d Da G.&.Osceou, Lowell, Afuss.THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF scription ¥ nown to me.\" H.A.Acasa, MN.D.Ereskiya, N.PV APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.THE GENTAUR COMPANY, T7 SURRAY GTAECY, NEW TARR GTV, ; (Riak Opp.Parliament Bl'dgs.) - = GRAND OPENING - - MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 10th, ANIL LAS Ve ATTRACTIONS : CARLISLE\u2019S DOG CIRCUS, .THE GREAT BICKETT FAMILY, MAZUZ AND MAZETT, HARRIRT KEYS AND BOSTON LADIES\u2019 ORCHESTRA.TIVOLI GARDENS Then Every Afternoon and Night.POWERS BROTHERS, se- PRICES : 10c.and 250.NO HIG! 0X0 0000000000000 COCLOO0L000000C00CT000000, PORTIERES \u2014 AND \u2014\u2014 CURTAINS.Q, C, 3 = This Spring we have imported Portieres that for varicty à © have never boen cyualed in Quebec.We have also an : Immense Choice of Curtains Curtains in Point Applique.Curtains in Irish Point.Curtains in Brussels Lace.Curtains in Nothinghnm Lace, from 45 cents a pair ap.Curtains in Muslin.Curtains in Madras.Curtains in Grenadine.Curtains with frills, white and colored.Materials for Porticres and Curtains, Cretonnes, Woollen, ilk, Jute, Brocatelle, Broche, Ropp, Damask, otc.I'oles.ÿ Great variety of Awnings.2 RUGS.A visit to this Department is earnestly solicited, for we have dll sizes, all prices and all kinds.CARPETS.: Muking a specialty of this business, this De-% partment is more complete than ever.Also a lot of new matinoce, white and colored, at exceed- 8 ingly low prices: All the balance of the stock is still further reduced.: = All purchasers will find it to their advantage to visit our @ cstablishment before buying.P.J.COTE, S BUADE STREET, OPPOSITE BASILIOA, RAR AVINEYRSYRAEEOEN b .| well met, the premiums bei HS CHRONICLE, QUEBBV, CANADA.« sub-agency at Phoenix in the very EAGTRN TONGHPS But Ir) \u2014 + ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS AND REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY 15TH, 1901.The annual general meeting of Shareholders of the Eastern Townuskips Bank was held ns 1+: Banking House in the city of Sherbrooke on Wednesday, 5th June, instant, there teing a fair number present.Notice of meeting having \u2018een read, the President, R.W.Heneker, took the chair; J.Mackinngs, Assistant General Manager was appointed Secretary of the meeting.Messrs.Jobn P.Wells and David Williams were elected az scrutincers of votes.Minutes of last annual eet ing were then read and confirmed, after which the President, on behalf of the Board, submitted their annual re port as follows : The Directors, al the close of the 42nd year of the Bank's »perations, have much pleasure in submitting to the Sharcholders the Balance Sheet ul the Amots and Liabilities of the Bank, together with the Profit and .[Loss statement, showing the results of the past year's business.They gratified at being able, not only to declare the usual dividends, bul to recommend that a bonus of ons per cent.on the capita) stock be distributed on the 3nd July next.: The year has heen full of interest, as will bc seen by the following few remarks, and they trust that the Share holders will be satisfied that both the Administration and Management have been judicious as well ap profitable.As regards the issue of new stock authorized a year ago, it was deemed advisable to call up at first only one half the amount authorized.This call vas carried und.Due are to the credit of the Reserve notice will be given of the second cali.| fice.\u2018The Directors have the pleasure to report that acting under the authori'y of the Shareholders, they have opened a Branch in the City of Montreal, the Commercial Metropolis of the Dominion.There was some delay dn ibis reapect, which was due to the difficulty of securing a site suitable for the business at a moderate cost.The sie chosen lies in the centre of the city, on St James\u2019.Street, in the Temple Huilding, which is situated about mid way hetween the Place d'Armes and Victoria Square.The office has been fitted up with all proper bank appliances, and it is hoped that any Shareholder virit- ing Montreal on busincæ or pleasure will not fail to call at the office, where Mr.B.Austin, who has been selected as manager, and his very competont staff, wiil welcome him.It is very pleasant as well as satisfactoey to re land closed by.moving the | cord also that the Bank has received a oordia) welcome from the other Bunks doing business in the city.With reference to the branch at Grand Forks, British Columbia, the Directors have the pleasure to report that the centre of the diatrit known as \"Boundary,\" of which Grand Forks rect communication with New York by development of the mines, which steadily increasing, promises 8 good field for business.The Directors have now to allude to a less pleasing, and indeed regrettable matter in the long illness of the General Manager, Mr.William Farwell.It became apparent throughout the early relaxation from business were I.veded for Mr.Farwell, and he was consequently given leave of absence vntil the 1st of May, wisch leave has since then been extended.From the latest accounts his health is improved, so that he has hopes of being back in Canada shortly.The Directors feel sure that sympathy on the part of the Shareholders for Mr.Farwell will not be wanting, coupled with the hope of his speedy recovery, : The business of the Bank, in the meantime, has not suffered under the able administration of Mr.James Mac- Kinnon, formerly Manager of the Cowansville Branch, who has been appointed as Assistant Gi Manager.The new Branch at Granby has been completed and inspected and is well adapted for the business of that important town of the Eastern Townships.It is with great pleasure that the Directors have to report their entire satisfaction with the Branch Manazers and other officers of the Pank.The year, an unbealthy one, has told on some of the officers, notahly on Mr.S.F.Morey, the Chief Accountant and Inspector, who under the advice cf his physician was induced to try a change of climate after a serious attack of typhoid fever.In his absence the Julies of acconntant were succensfully performed by Mr.N.Dinning.Mr.Morey hos since been able to resume his duties.The various Branches have been duly inspected, and the Directors have as usual audited the accounts, and examined the securities at the Head Of- In conclusion and in addition ta ibe foregoing remarks on the business of the past year, the Directors feel that this report should not omit a reference to the great political event, the death of the late Queen Victoria, which cast a gloom over the whole British Empire and elicited the heartfelt xympa- thy of the entire civilized world.\u2018The Queen Empress throughout her whole reign wes never forgetful of the duties of her high office, and her domestic virtues as well as ber fullill- ment of other public acta will never be forgotten, marking.her reign as the hrightest and most important ia Britésh history.Fortupately for the Dritish Empire, she has left as her successor a man of like kindly.dispesition, expericnoed in life, and ever ready to minister to all who need sympathy.Loyalty to the iate Queen will not be lacking to her successor, King Edward VIL God Save the King.Respectfully submitted.business in the Mining region has prov- R.W; HENEKER.ed successful, and has even demanded President.' GENERAL STATEMENT ASSETS AND LIABILITIES; May 15th, 1901.in fp emma LIABILITIES, ; Capital paid up .PAPER $ 1,733,915 LO Reserve Fund .$1,050,000 C0 Balance of Frofits cairied forward ve eee oes 41,083 87 Dividend No.63 of 34 per cent.payable 2nd ct JUIY DEEL cect cere verrareer vevesercerenmen von ae 000 .60,650 36 Bonus tv shareholders of 1 per cent., payable dnd July next .\u2026\u2026\u2026.cere ween i.17,157 22 Unclaimed Dividends.1,172,267 03 Notes of the Bank in circulation.ts payable cn Demand Deposits payable after Notioe .Due Banks in Foreign Countries .Other Liabilities .\u2026 \u2026\u2026\u2026.coins $ 2,906,213 03 7,103,281 43 $10,000,493 46 Specie .Dominion Ni Bills and Cheques on other Banks .Due from other Banks in Canada .Due from other Banks not in Canad Due Banks in the United Kingdom .Dominion and Provincial Government or Stocks .oc wee Municipal Debentures.Reilway and other Bonds and St Call loans on Bonds and Stocks.Total assels immediately available, t with Doménion Government re security for Bank Note Circulation .Current, Loaus, Discounts and Advances to the Public .Real Estate other Debts secured hy Morigages .Loans Overdue, ail loss prov Other Assets .Bank Premises and Bank furatiu \"Debentures than Bank promises.$ 2,174,108 53 70.000 00 Lee 7454471 14 00,028 13 49,693 54 38,370 15 22,903 M4 184,706 13 enn 7.838,388 93 $10,000,493 48 \u2014\"\u2014\u2014 WM.FARWELL, General Manager.STATEMENT OF PROTIT AND LOSS ACOOUNT Por the Year Ending May 18th, 1901.\u2019 \u2018Balance at Credit of Profit and Loss brought for statement, the general bust Bank, and the outlook for t ness of the y future, | P.8.G.Mackenzie, M.L.Ation of sistant General Manager and others nt D ward from May 15th, 1800.\u2026.\u2026.$ 28.406 14 H| Profit of Head and Branches, after deducting charges of management, Interest due depositors, and provisions made for bad snd doubtful Gebts oo rer nen ven reese ee 0e À 203,508 46 @| Premium paid on new issue of Capital Stock .93,578 00 $333,808 60 Appropriated as follows : \u2019 pdm of) mm mid dey fn BL 21 Divi of per cent., pays uly, ., Bonus of À Dent.to Shareholders, payable Ind July, 1981 oii in seven ue AM 23 Transferred to Reserve Funé \u2026 180,000 00 \u2014\u2014\u2014 281,788 73 Balance carried forward \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026 \u2026.\u2026.\u2026« $ 41,068 87 \u2014 | The President addresse the mertins, the report, seconded by Hom N.H 3! referring to the various fteme of the|Coohrane, Vico-Presiden After remarks by TUE ay Thr Ate C0 is the Oapital.This region je in di- rail, as well as with ail parts of Ca-] | nada by theCanadian Pacific.The outlook for business is very good.and the part of last year(1900) that change and H.D.Lawrence, the As-| .with the Wearer prime necessity of in a slate frame.you look for is fine upper leather, neat finish, and smart shape.Result\u2014insole robbery Of what use is fine appearance, if it wort continue under wear.But you can\u2019t hold the Makers responsible for this,\u2014for value, or wear, unless the Maker too fixes the retail price.He usually gives the \u2014surface value, selling effect.His no But the Slater Shoe market, created through advertising, is Therefore, satisfaction to the And such permament satisfaction depends, among other hidden things, upon an insole which costs nearly twice as much as that used in the ordinary Goodyear Welted\u2014$3.50 and $5.00.\u2014Stamped on the soles, \u201cThe Slater Shoe\u201d Without good live leather fn this, the mainstay 8) of the shoe, there will come early ruin, ks The stitching cuts, the upper spreads, the welt rips, and the shoe quickly loses its shape.When you buy shoes, the last thing you look at is the.insole, Manufacturers know this, and + they also know that the first thing for mere outward effect.kind of value Shoe Retailers usually want market is with the Retailer, Wearer is the ambition and the Slater Shoe System, J.H.Begin, reference to the satisfactory results of].the year, the report was adopicd.The thanks of the shareholders were then voted the President and Directors, and also to the General Manager, the Assistant General Manager, Managers, and other officers of the Bank.The clection of Directors was then proceeded with! and upon counting the ballots the Strutineers reported the following Shareholders elected, viz: R.W.Heneker, Hon.M.H.Cochrane, J.N.Galer, Israel Wood, N.W.Thomes, Gardner Stevens, C.H.Kathan, H.B.Brown, K.C., and .J.$.Mitchell, being the old Board.The meeting then adjourned At a meeting of the new Board the same day, R.W.Hencker was ré-elect- ed President and Hon.M.H.Cou rane Vice-President.\u2014\u2014rrrr\u2014\u2014 Perhaps manv of ti» consumers of Rochfort cheese imagine that it is of cow's milk.The fact is, however, that genuine Ro®ifort is made entirely of ewe's milk and is a distinotive product of a very small district at Rochfort, among tde limestone mountains of the Cevennes in the south of France.The art of making Rochfort cheese was perfected thete at least nine centuries ago and it-has been handed down through many generations.The most peculiar feature of its manufacture and the one which most accounts for the distinctive qualities of the cheese is that it is \u2018\u2019ripened'\u2019 deep under the surface in natural limestone caves with which this region abounds and in which the temperature is low and eguable the vear round.In no other placc can the te made to take the real properties of the Roohfort.Caves lave been excavated in other Paces for the ourpowe of making cheeses identical in characteristics with the real Rochfcet, but the real article has never vet been produced awav from its native home.in Bone vears about 10,000,000 pounds of Rochfort cheese are made from the milk of 400,006 ewes.ABSOLUTE Genuine Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Bear Signature of FOR CONSTIPATION, FOR SALLOW SKIN.Elegant Desigas.SECURITY, - = Sole Local Agent.Parlor Setts ! Bedroom Setts ! IN ALL PRICES RANGING FRON $I0 TO $100.Beautiful Finish.Extreme Style Dining Room Tables, Chairs and Sideboards, all Prices.Centre Tables, Parlor Cabinets, Very Low Priced.Immense Stock.Great Varlety.[manera a a oo E> Visit us and you will be surprised.Goods Sold on Cash or Instalment Basis, Oece0e0e0#0#040-\u20140#06 Street Cars Pass the Door.THOS.GAGNON.Phone 2819.721 Bt Valier Strest.Just Received ! Api 17 Im NEW LOT \u201cCELEBRATED K BOOTS\u201d \u2018ENGLISH TENNIS SHOES.Ses Our Littie ents\u2019 Boots TAN OR BLACK, $1.50 to $1.75 Per Pairreps Ladies\u2019 Oxfords, Newest Lasts.$1.50 to $4.00 WM.JACQUES & SONS, .2 Buade Street, City.OPEN TILL 10 P.M.SATURDAYS.OO, \"EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION 0410 \u2014\u2014 The Whole Stock of Ls.Deschenes, Prop.of {THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, § \u201c60 ST.JOHN STREET.À | Will be liquidated without reserve : Beginning on SATURDAY, May 25th inst, $17,600.00 IN BOOTS AND SHOE WILL BE SACRIFICED.\u2014 The liquidation of Gilbert's Stock last winter will be ÿ ® nothing to compare with this liquidation .4 oh inst Doors Open From 8 a m.Till Midnight.The Sale WII Commence on Saturdsy, the @ CURE 810K HEADACHE, @ a.; \u2026 Fans owner en 10 ' 4 -__ A fe.AY wl Wed rr EN 4 FRIDAY, JUNE ¥.-1001.ALLAN 1 LINE.Royal Mafl Si Bteamships.[ESTABLISHED 1852.) \"1001 Summer Arrang Arrangements 1901, From Liverpool Montreal 23 May Auabrislagi\u2018'ug 8 June Corinthing.\u201c8 \"oa ad nisiau\u2026 [42 4° Noman ie d'uris ve See ce Ivor) isis.F.Avo trance aigu aod enlaces Montreal and Glasgow Servios.From : From Mnatreal Giwgow Bloamships \u2018on or about 18 May a\" Untarian 1June \u201c [Barminin 3 Uren 3 July Montreal and London Service.Livonian 5 June Norwogisn.a Fi From Montreal London Biesmahios | bw or bout 5 May Hirazillan 33 June 6 June Ltosarinn, .7 18°* Monty Vid 9 July D _ Glasgow and New York gervic.- From From Glasgow Bteamuhive New York is May Maurontinn.1 June Nardinian,.13 [Biase of Nob a2 Laureutian-.k 3 RARE TE oun NARD LINE.EW yi TO 1 Pr OR Non La Via rein ia.Matus a June & JU A.Hervia 0 ay, June 11, noon.urd, sels 2.(M: urd y: hs Si en uy, July 6, $ A.uvsday July 9, 11 A.etl GH ha, So : MONYRÉAL: ! PE pul 3s Cow-| *) JOUNSRERY &CO,, ° ON.BRO \u2019 F8 , Lous Siremrgismes.| he New Yorkfet Privaje Wire for Exclusive > Ure 6fOur Offien, RS TAKE \u2019 AN INNINGS .Quebec Steamship Company LIDMITED.New York, Bermuda and West Indies Royal Mail Lines, SAILING FROM PIER 47 NORTH RIVER, MEW YORK For BERMUDA: sa.TRINIDAD.Maturdey.1h June, at 3 nm 88.TRINIDAD, Saturday, 2th Juno, at 3pm For 8t.Thomas, Bt.Cro iz, 8t.Eine, Antigua Guadaloupe, Dousizia, M art-nique, ucla, Bal badues, and Domerars.88.PRETORIA, Saturday, Sth June, at noon.St.Lawrence Line.\u2018The Twin Screw Tron BS.za CAMPANA, 1,700 à to Gina Li A Talfast, = ow, Liv aa or \u2018Londonderry w { For Father Point, Gaspe, Mal Bay, tous, in intended La val! from Q: \u2018Tuesday, 18th June, at noon, (Heuvills Belleau & In, EL.J.Forget & Ce.Tr CURRENT RUMORS OFFICIALLY DENIED TEND TO LARGE LOSSES IN RECENT SPECULATIVE FAVORtTES \u2014 TOBACCO COMPANIES SHOW STRENGTIL, New York, June 6.\u2014There was a de cided wlibsidence of speculative activi- tv in stocks to-day with the resulting impression on prices.Lowes are quite large in some of the principal active stocks which have bven, revent favo- Tiles jn the speculation.The emphu- tic deniads from official sources of à number of rumors which have played a part in the recent bull movement, especially those bearing on consolidations and absorptions of many of the minor railway svsiems, wag a some what depressing factor.* An influence in the sume direction was à disclaimer, on (he part of parties Jnterested, of the wwumption that the entrance to LEFHNRE À TASCHEREN) \u201c Atcountents & lion, ® ST.PETER STREET # DU PORCHE, OTTEIB FT: Insts nuiet, Pig \u201cliga dull, doit.stadr.T Collec wd?Sar mw stead, à fined; auiet.Croup, the.dread of every ; inka relbeved,, of em Heatley's \u2019 ri RN iy sony id VIE.PARADIS] AUDITOR AND (DRATOR.tovaaece o of Inso)veut Hetates |Bichiion Comppay y Bale Paklio Aecountant, » Accounts Investigated and Collectedmn ane \u2014\u2014 A das cat dm wil bo tt hilly and romp\u2019 attended ta 7.98 AM Dail 8.00 Qoru Daily Daily except 8 Ferry leaves Quebe., Kast I PAN- -AMBRIOAN EXPOSITION, Golng J ol HERE \u2018Traine Loa pe Point Lovi ns exgept Sunday.Aviog Momsreal 1 SE M omen vie B M.vi od 00 FE * ° 15op 1 Dally Ardving Mintée! 6.\u2026 Sherbrooke A.00 P.M.Bouton 7 on NE- Fork 7.90 AM.makes Bor \u201c% 8 Monwes) » il Ni v or to, ila, Fails, Buffalo, Detroit asd ali points vont, - arriving Chicago 8,46 next night Sunday.For Now England Mons va atvivine Poctiagd as 6.40 AM\" Bostou 10.15 A.M.\u2018Thin trais conneota at Mon treai wish INTERN ATION AL LIMIT.1) twevirg Montreal 4.00 A.M., arriviog Teron: to 4.16 \"HM, Buffalo 7.86 P M., Derois 9.20 P.M, Ohicego 7,0 Laljowing morning.ia ay bart (fons Bt, Pasl'mront) 3 mina partuey of trains from Fam 19 okies dhe LOWWATE EXCURSION TO ET voor To ordi wie dg a | quabrs ah rat sem 7pm.arrives in Muntreal 120 pm \u201d Winnipee, Deloralne, Antler, Kester Swan | Liver, prints Albert, \u201cCalgary, Mac WinKIpmu Exniumion duly dh BRANDON Te IN TRAIN scAvioE à dune Yoh, trains Wl Jia Henan nat To LAND SEERNES 60 DAY EX IONS 10 THE CANADIAN NORTH WRK - HETURN PARES Moosomin, Hamiota 428.00 Biuscart na, Moosejaw, York.\u201caso.Deer, Mlinontou \"240: Pool Jiao 16th, Réturat Ang Fo Going July 1h, Keturning Sept.561 Golug July \u201crd.Keturnine Sia Que md.w Ve port and fall ñ for munie fais 2 or a all ini met api Raltway 4 mont.aay Casadisa FP: Another Popular Eee Excursion te the Fan pe ner foe nce AR: NDorali 0).: PE Motitreai.Juge (.\u2014 Flour receipis, .1,200 bases ws ist, Tater are 0d $5.45 * Orrx Pusmtironn.htm, i.iva rok 30 ; pie polis \u201cSTOCK BROKFRS, Ly uresque Pan-Amorions Route te] Mee Agent tor ait Biasmanty Lines.Ontario {rons ry 80; wheat.Oerrespondonts of Le J Forget & Co.|\", Alor, full particulars apply to any U-T.1t.18%.Lawrence and Adirondack Railway No.aa ea.Jat.ilo foto corn, it MONTREAL CITY TICKKT OFFICES AND TES peas * T Corner DuFort snd Ann streets (opposite à .5lc to , Fe 4 ; e aus so pale se io bie sre Me v0) poy York Corepontnts | ES eaese| New York Central $1.60 to $1.76; coruiheal; We to 31.[MRESRG, LOUNSBERY & 00, | PaulzimetiPulsh) THE APIRONDACE ROUTE pork, $19.00 to $20.00 ; lard, 7c.to 8c: 1& to 1%.rer mee NOTHING NICER.Than the , dress materials, musing, peints, ee Specialty in wifite duck.\\ large lob tot.PAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014 MONTREAL STOCKS.Quotations and transactions veport- ed for the Chronicle bv NEUVILLE BELLEAU & CO., 93 St.Peter St.| Bold for Cash or on Margin on London, New York and Montreal Stock Exchanges, Yerk and also one from Montreallisted on the anferen: txchanges.and LAIDLAW & 00.Stocks and Bonds Bought and Direct Private Wire from New Quotations received s# soon as 8.004 415.For Boston, New York and all Now EBEC CENTRAL Q/ es RaiLWAY Trine Leave Levis WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.byans.Portiaad and the White ataine; Sherbruoke, Leauce aud of local stations.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS, + England pol hy Englund poluta erbevoke, Beauce From CANADA to the \u201cSTATES, Time Table of October Tth 1000.Traivs Leave Wurnson Bration, Mowsagaz Fos 8.25 A.M.Daily except) Now Y As Sunday.Solid Trainltany, Una ane through to New York Rocheake, : Topper Laker Malo 7.20 P.JK Every day in[Hunsinsdon, , Solid Train[leyfild, Beau! throng io Nour Fork THR Perce, Cape Cove, Grand River,| he Atchison Di Quebec.Tel.1324; 181 St.Poter St t ES œ ison Directory of à member .eter res PULLMAN Parlor Cars cn Day Trale \u2014 Piero, Obatiottotowr and | oF ch dm of 4.P.Morran & Con OLOSTNG TRANBACTIONS Telephone 1287.| T.50/ surat Sc | Sonia Car on iris Trains For fécimor partiogtserapèir LA, à co.oo à oxcoptat Father Point, a fow hours at | PIV Was an indication of Morgan - : 1 und all points vast, Sherbrooke and uffet Servise on all Throürh Trame agente, ch placa to nllow of re xolne nuhore, | holdings of the stock with a view Of BTOCES.; = points south.LOCAL, TRAINS to V.field, Beauhaelaren ee to ovary The ookers; | the cstablishuent of a community of QUEDEC STOUK EXCHANGE.Trains Arrive Levis.Montreal, 6 10 au dalle Fincace sation dostidition in fon on alt packages, to avoid | interests.The feverish tone of Ruck cen | en.8.66 A.M.9.45 am; Ourlaye ouly, 9.30 proved mistake in landing.Istand was a somewhat unsettling in- in Pacific 1 10611 All stocks bough 10 hi KEW BRUNSWICK SPECIAL Saturdays and ade nd To too | No ergo wil bo recoived after 11 A.M.| fluence, owing to fears that a corner Oasadion F & Ab.Oot?vez 118 | +» ught or soi on this 11.40 A M.BOSTON AND NEW YORK bXPRESS | days only 7 pam.on salling duy.Li may develop in the stock.The issue |Duluth 88.& Atantiopé M | 3 | Exchauge 4 of 1 per cut.commission.ls 56 PM.LUTE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.|.Conadion Pacifo tainafrom connect or information pps, nn, of $10,060400 | new stock vesterdav | Montreal Street Ry.Co.09 sw} at Montreal wish trains of Now Yous or Heorotary, came as a total surprise to the mur- Mont, Strook vow - ais mel Quotations and Transactions Reported Notes, _ Boston and New York Express Central Call for sickets Tia the nN.JS AK.OUTKRBEIDGE & CO.Agents, ket- There has been an enormous ac.| buen miway.0 by J.P.Tache & Co.gm nan ce Xr runs ation, sume tal etc om DOMINION LINE | on rpiiaes dry | lie, fie be monte bs |B one den: 8 2 Ry ae te ele set sel CIE re Street : KI.iron 7 11 Groat, 3 Buade sircot- the outstanding short.interest i known | on Solel Yea Bank Asked.Bid.| Whice outain Express, daily excont Sen] À 5.Cartoe, Gegaral Access Datsun FR \u2014 [tu be large.reaction of the stock | Twin Orsy pid__11 212 TS \u2026 (Quebec Bank .\u2026 54 114 JON Mail Steamers.in sympathy with the general market | Rich.& Ons Nav wi Union Bank - sy i.asc Brame special.dally except Batur- Srp A id not serve entirely to rcassire sen- mernial Cal Nationa 03 LU} For Pullman reservations and farther in.Grand ow York Fr ORTLAND SRRVION.Leyland Line timenl, There wero a few points of [Montreal Tolograph.173 | 1eatic P.R.107 1063 | formation apply to City and Dissries office, 3 : Laverpori Beamer a - pusilive strength avhich, however.had | oF 1 Tolephon Lab co \u2018Li let jo.984 ty |S Louis 8K, Quebec\u2014\u2014 |e oniv a sbeht infivence in ofisettine the | Montreal Oottons.cute peuccesl 1933] 1248 | Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.\u2026 1174 117: |FRANKGRUNDY, J.H WALSH, Thur, May ZVansonver s| QUEBEC to LONDON.reactionary tendency.The | Dominion Cotton.\u2018 20; | Quebec R.L.& P.Co.183 184 Geo, Manager, Gen.Fase.Agr a ; à \u2014_\u2014 vasious Tobacco Sompan fos were mort Canada Culorad Co 6 Quebec Rv.L.&P.Co.yw o ane \u2019ascouver, prominent.and advan on neor- .nds.9 J = 7 wiominion.[|v Joy ¢| Saillng from Louise Basin.poration of the new.company in New Tar Eagle.Montinoreney Cotton Co.108 \u2014 DELAWARE 0 HD HON À, R July JglVanconvor.« August 3 _\u2014= Jersey, which is bellevod to be 1be | parue Mini Montnsorency Cotton Co.n Special Notice.Frou Losnox Fuox Quesee | purpose of the lakine over and com- Montreal Bonds.\u2026.106 \u2014 ve k \u20ac g SH ADALIA.8th June |hining a the presento companies.| Virme ., .Quetec S.S.Co.\u2014 127 cn, Cte TS tee teen April ond | nnd to the gins May.BM.RKLGIAN 0th June | American Tobacco rose an extreme 13 orth Sar Lol.Mines The Shortest, Quickest & Best Route net der Je SR MRO au Conti Toa ST he wa a « \u2014 (Great Northern Railwa verre ot RE av preiericd 51.and American Soll 53.Norn & 7 [UTEAU Northern ¥ [Montreal and New Yorka \" tn mepiner Special through rates to and from Pointe in | ly strone on the sound of its compa.Republic.1 104 OF CANADA.Anthracite Ces! kxclusively.No Smoke on arrival al Portland for oxnminntion Coad _| ratively low price and large earnings Short Line Between Quebec and aan which is thon chovked freu to destinations i ps freight sod gemeral informa and advanced 31.Missouri Pacific rose Bisa Iv, Montreal 8.40 4.3.7.00 P.M, BOSTON SERVIUB.Fast Twin-Screw Paseonper end Mail Servico Boston 10 Jivurponl, via Queonsiown.From Liverpool Steamer From Boston.\u2018Thursdays Wedn needay Avril 25 Common wenlth.May May Now Enginnd,.| * * une June ___ - 9 \u201cAli these Blcaiors have suporior passenger sccommadation umidship Saloons, Electric Lights and spacious prumeundo decks, Rates of Passage.Cabin \u2014Tu Liverpool, nd nd upwards, Heturn, $i ann 2nd Cabln=Tn of oi, si Bs and apwards, Bte-rage\u2014At.| or rates, tui HERE, Co ra and al) M.ES Dathousie Blreek Quebsc and Levis Ferry ne UNDKR NoTki T} PS WILL BF found convenient Ub worn Leavelling the under mentioned railways (Sundays and Jiolidare Oxcéplod)-wualher permitiing\u2014 will ve eee, « LEVIS.F Le Intorcoloninl Railway.M.M.AM.8m Accor mmdation| 610 Accommodation b from Rivor du Loup paso ALiom Lo y.plod A ocommodation from Camplelitva.PM.ii pros fromHall A.13 Kream trom Mon 4% Erie from Mon mn A ; xpross to Mou.ul PM, Accommodation te du loup.400, Kxpress Ww Montroal, 400 Maitto Halifax.QuebccContral ra way.AM, 1.0 Mixed to Mognatl o 4% Necommodation Francis, # from Sherbrooke.8.45 Kxpres to Shor- 14) resa from 0 63 Accommodation du x red tro m frorvend we is pantie.cu points South, .ouantie.Grand Trank hey Ferry.\u2019 WEEK DAYS.AM A.-M.Bourir Quesne.98 A ocommndatlon Tai Mail\u201d toca the pu tothe West va ot.1.20 Mail 20 the Wont, |.Q Express from the \"mx press to tho West.10-20 Aceommadation trom the Wost.sUNDATE PA Kxprous both .w of 3% 2.93 3 Kgpresefom J June, ÉTDER, DEMPSTER & C0, ROYAL» MAIL BYRAMER LINES Oonalsting of 125 Steamers Arxrentiog 400,000 \"ona.SRAVER LINN TO LIVERPOOL.ke BOYALMAL TEA! ER Pa ton «8,80 8 Krio (new) twin sero © Mogantio., ke si er nn Yiwin .* age Mannitobn b TE bn nor: Rix aol = jose aplandi Sica ors nv bee »paclatly Fa for the Norih Abontle Irie, nre the highest clare, and have excoedingly éomfartable accommo Intion far all clases of Midship Malonns and Dlatorooma, NEers, fs * imam h Docks, ad ligheed bars \u201cRKDUCKD SUMMRR RATES, Viner Ca ri BR ape wards.Broo CARIN PrERI SU to alt roe the ited om ® sat the Continent, At Inveent rates ON LINK Barling from 144 Ae Yor LINR-Salling from Montreal Ta CE TY 1) Gh marin PREDK.LEYLAND & OO (100() I narrsp 81 8h Peter Street, 11 81, Sacrament Sa, Quebec, « Montreal ISLAND OF ORLEANS FERAY.On and «fitsr the let May, 1301, (weather 8T LAURENT, ST.MICHEL, ST.JBAN & BERTHIBR LINE.On nnd after the 17th May, weather and cir fhmatancre pormliting, à steamer will tun as ows :\u2014 plAnT.ON BATU fom er 6 A.4 Berthier LM A.M.St.Jenn 6.200 A.M Bh oan 4.30 A.M.BL Michol 7.16 A.N St Michel 8.00 A.M.8e eurent 00 A.8% Laurent 6.00 AM.Quebce sa noitd Quel ebec Job Mi n ter oi PER SEAT one aan péage rom Gash at Kvery Saturday, Te atonmer Champion will make from bio no 'asto atl and refurn al 9.30 Pau-Amerioan EXHIBITION.) , 3 Le MONTREAL LIND.r loaves Quebec daily week d WERT, Henn Mel a re B-riha py and 706 in tothe Staternoma.Lravog Saturday bn return M mday, from he Firoe Olass Bingle Fare for the ip, BAGUNNAY LINE, À atuarnée Will louve Tosstage aoû dl] satB A, La H.MYRAND, Map 14, 1000 40008 ou vo \\ soiled pue Cd suits or yin to of Wend are\u2019 ol Hé in tent MBvie.- * FAQUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.) b rid feu ee pi } the service on clines of one Lo two points were fair- Lave Te.LanNy, Leave Quesee.| lv general in the active list- There ba am 60 am was a good rally but prices ran oft 645 au 720 au again at the weak closing almost to ne am ae rn the lowest in some cases.100 pm 200 pm CLOSING TRANSACTIONS.8:50 pm 445 pm 7 bpm 615 pu @ © SUNDAYS.STO0KS.2 É 130 pm 100 pm 3 > 5 15 pm 2 » pm _ _ = 0 pin pan \u2014 | ae Tue BREE (eee ue i Aschison, T.& ante #» Ore .|\" \"30j|\u201d* \u2018mag After the 20th of June the Steamer 0) leana\u201d will make special 11m every Trñaday Atchison, x : Sante F vid.104 104 vod hace orne to the Inland, lravinse | à merican Tot Go dL 13] 4414 Quer ut 7 30, sind tho Island at 10 v'clook Brook] Rapid Transit.* ** pol On Holidays the Steamer will make a tin | op 1 a Qui 1 fren the Intand at # à in, end in the afterno 7, Gris Fur 8 quiner 98] 1 the trips will be at Lho same hours as Sandays.| Baltimers À Ohie 4 174 106; Tr cere ain rao moro Continental Tobaceo.° \u201csoi ot \u201870° SS, FRONTENAC\u2014TIME TABLE.| Clav., Cin , Chic & 84.ow\u2019.= Vion Qorses.Frou St.RouvaLu, Chee 2 po do ail: 158 ch - +8 Au 18 AM (ebsral Flantrio.\u2026.sl vy ne ec won «.* Central of Now berms i 1007 180 nusan \u2018exam wo feel : gr rm 18 ru Potins & Nashville.RY 709 * sue * Manhattan Elev.of 120 | 11H SUNDA Motopolima | Sms Ry.17240 172 800 AM 138PM Missouri Pacific.i 1s 1%I'M $m im \u201c duo oes 19 | Bank of Monots Third Avenue .Tuosdayn and Satnrdays the Poat will nee jeavo at 4 30 À M inntoul of 645 À M.Paolo Mail 3 Boo a om] 2441 al Phile.& Rendinæ Co.+ 47; ph NT Fe, Pe a What |o À Taoni Roule vit at one time 3} points, believed to Le on account of proxress on (he G.T.R.-Missouri Pacific project.In the drop after the opening the Grangers and Jacifics.Southwesterns and New York.public industrialy suffered most severcly, St.Paul losing four points.the preferred 44 and others in the group {rom (wo to four points.Phila, & Reading 15% En & proie, nd prel Fanita 1744| 17 us ra En Le Southern es Fa; Paul Too Jeunes.Teou.Coal and Iron.8t Union Paoifio Teosipts.1j 115 Union Pacific pid.U.8.Leather Co.1 14 U.8.Leather sl 7 Vestn Union \u201c Canada Southern.bt! vase Parte: Ky.te \u2014e\u2014p=\u2014 \u2014\u2014 mr rt YORK PRODUCE MARKET., Ju Flour pis, an gn oa 10, PA Quiet and easier 1 heat.Rve dull.Barley nomi rly malt dull.Wheat.ut \u2018469,160 bushels; | exports, 12,515 bushels.Spot weak, Options .were generally weak and lower all dav, showing the cflects of further unloading.fol oid aml vamer cables poor mpbchiative doar! front news, weak ahd 1 and indifference towards North Wes, ile, net lower.Corn receipts, 44.0tH) hishels : exporte.141,515 bushets.Spot tanier.Options inactive and eaniér with wheat, reflecting alah lower cabjéty.\u2026 general mille mallu ane Letter ce = C.ate Tre tisse bu ridin.81.000 bushels, Spot dull.tions dull and barely steadv.Rosin quiet.Moe De [E \u201c.au0u0ass0dseu0s eal Stocka-\u2014 brav, Son & Co.Per ¢.h.Geo.Shannon, Pike, from Port Jobrnsem\u20141413 tons coal to Car- Cable C brav.Son & Co.Cable Rewi Per c.b.F.Bergen, Bergen, from feat rad Lighy.Hoboken.\u2014110 tons coal to Bennett & Halifax Railway Bouds Co, Colored Cutton.Per steamer Quebec, Houcher.from sere Montreal.\u201466 casks brandy, X hhds.\u2018 wine, 474 bundles fishplates, 26 cases TRANSACTIONS.class, 3 packaces earthenware, 45 in-p Canadian Pati \"Hallway, 253 at{tots tin, 17 anchors, 100 boiler tules.0673.\" 6 cases dry goods, 1 box, 2 packages Montreal Streét\"Railway, 126 at|to Allans, Rae & Co.290, 175 at 201, 2 at 280, 75 at.2897, \u2014\u2014_ 125 at 200, 75 al 2804, 75 at 289, 25 al 280%.Montreal Street.Railway, new, 136 at 2873, 75 at 28R, 75 at IR7).Taromo Street.Rajtway, 60 at 111).Twin City, 125 at 8%), Montreal Heat, Light % Power Ce, 3 at 100, 350 at 093, \u2018North Star Mining Co., 1.000 at 61}.Dominion Coal Co.prefered, 50 at 116$, 50 at.1164.10 at 117.Bank of Monotrcal, 2 at 258 WHY BEAUTY FADES AND SUFFERINGS COME.It belongs to perfect health.Just as soon as the blood gets thin and watery and the herves becomo ex- housted beauty fades, wrinkles show themselves.the beautiful \u2018 |ourves give way to leanness and angles.Nervousness quickly de Le iatroys beauty of face and form, The female organism becomes deranged and there gre sufferings 1 slmost periods.Too often \u2018women coat to believe these miysterious pains - |and'adhes a part of their existence.They fail to.roalize that by keeping the blood and nerves.ji perfect\u2019 hosith thoy'tan preserve youth and beauty and avoid sa ehdices amount of sa Real beauty in fare.I Chase's Nerve Food, the restoretive, is woman's \u2018greatest blessitig from youth to old age nt helps hor over the trying periods of her life and prepares the {systom in every way to perform naturally the duties of woman.It enriches the blood supply, koeps the nerves cam end steady, and sssisteiin tho development of glowing, healthful io besuty A fow W6 ke treatment with this great Food cure will hood.do wonders for cvory wommn who DR.CHASE S NERVE FOOD +0 dents à bow.\u2018+ Boxes, f \u201892 Bates & Ou , Toronto, Jas pinay & Frere for vour carpets, rugs d curtains.Lrocatelle à great spe cialty.i :6 ih IMPORTS.Per c.b.R.L.Rush, Pike; from Part Johnson.\u2014116 tons coal to Car- Clergue, of Sault Ste.Marie, the pro- inoter.is said to be negotiating for a large miercyl in the Pontiac Railway, and the TTull-Aylmer electric railway, for the purpose of wilizing the deposits near Tull, and also with the object of exiending the Pontiac line to North Bav and some other point on Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.25 at 1171- Quebec R.L.& I\".Co.25 at 15).Zee WHY NOT.Do not forget to gu'to Faguv, led MR.CLERGUE'S PLANS OuUawa, June B.\u2014 Mr.Francis IL iron lake Nipissing.\u2018dnbosrable at the monthly ing.gruat.blpod builder and nerve is pale, thin, weak and norvons, vit 80; 895 at a dealers or Fires P.Chase's Last and plete Reosipt Book and Household Frydotan.+ « weuur Ton Southwark