Quebec morning chronicle, 10 janvier 1889, jeudi 10 janvier 1889

[" v sKeE?ot*nma \u2022* - V .rwrmvararmamexar* VOL.XLIIÏ QUEBEC.THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.No.15,194 /J CANADIAN REPORTS* sm JOHN NOT A MILLIONAIRE.TOBONTO\u2019S OPINION OF A CLERGY-M AN.Browning of the Gaspe Conrier.Mail A MURDERER HANGED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.(Per 0.P.Telegraph Line, i QUEBEC.Gasp*, Ju>.9\u2014The m&il coarier from Perce to Geape broke through the ice at Doaglae town river erbiie croe.iag by a ebort road', \u2022boat 5.30 this morniog, and was carried under the ice by the stream before assistance could reach him.The mails and horte are said to hare been taken cut of the water, bat the horse died shortly after getting on the ice.A bridge at Donglaatown and other risers is badly needed.Jolirts, Jan.9\u2014Mayor Ed Gailhaalt, «-M.P., Coneerrative, and Hilaire Nevea, Liberal, were placed in nomination here today for the Honee of Commons, there was no speech making.A large meeting of both parties will be held here cn Saturday.St.Johns, Jan.9\u2014The hearing of evidence was not severe beyond Napanea.Tress have been much damaged, maples and poplars snf* fering most severely, orchards were considerably aff-cted.From Kingston eastward the severity of the storm was most felt.The whole section of uonntry from here to Morris- ,________________.borg has been sadly wrecked, and many\t7c thousands of dollars in damage done.Northward, the atorm extended to Snarbot Lake, but its severity was not felt much beyond Harrow Smith.The G.N.W.Company his a big force of men at work putting op new wires westwsrd, so that Toronto can be connected.It is hopeless to secure Montreal direct for a few days, as the wires are all gone.The general opinion is that no such storm ever visited this section before.London Gossip.Lontdon, Jan.9\u2014The welcome to Mr.Chamberlain and his wiLj at Birmingham yes-a pirty demonstration.It does not appear that a aingle.Gladstonian waa present.Mrs.Chamberlain is well received in English society, and is considered clever and Agreeable.People here compare her manner favorably with the unknown shyness of most English girls of the same age.Mr.Chamberlain\u2019s remarks on America again directed attention to the vacancy in the Washington Mission.The Star says : \u201cLord Salisbury\u2019s action, we snppr-se, is what such Th.following, \u2022¦good by Bl.hop Clewy\u2019o .secretary, appeare in the local papers of L*rd\tAmort contemptible plea could not be imaginsdlw \u201cPermit me to inform the public through you that a person in the garb of a priest, professing to bn a pastor in the apostolic vicariate of Pontiao with six hundred families for his congregation, is moving about this city and the with him Why cur concerns in the Dnited States should suffer because Lord Ssckville blundered nobody but our spirited Foreign Minister can Imagine.\u201d .\t3.\u2014\t.\t____-\t.Clement 8 jott intends to publish a pam- md the adjacent country, carrying h,ctof ,elter8 from W.S> Gilbert about his priestly vestments and other reqnt- critiajam jn the Telegraph of Mr.Gilbert\u2019s sites for ths celebration of Mass.Tne Bishop | does cot know this mao nor is bis name that of the mission to which he soys he be new play \u201cBrantinghame Hall.\u201d Mr.Gilbert ^\u2022 * ____ *\t\u2014C a mm 1 ¦ ** #* accuses him of truckling to him aod -B\t.,\t\u2022\tthen turning round and abming him longs registered in the ecclesiastical directory beoao'ge M\u201c 8oott form\u201erly praised \u201cThe wicked world.\u201d Mr.Gilbert persists, in spite of much ridicule, iu an action for libel against Mr.Scjtt for saying that he hid written to the editor of the Telegraph de- fer the vicariate of Pontiac.He is believed to ba a barber from Montreal.\u201d Niagara Falls, Jan.S\u2014On last Friday evening, about nine o\u2019clock, a large mass of rock fell from the precipice of the Horseshoe or Canadian falls, and on Saturday night, at ten o\u2019clock, another mass broke away.In both cases the noise made by the tumbling rock alarmed the residents in the vicinity on the Canadian side.The massive stone building known as the Table Rock house was jarred to such a degree that the doors were and argument on the application made before I thrown open and the occupants who had re- _ _ ®\t> we.w _ a 1 _______________ 1 .A I a J 1 _\t_ .J\tC\t««m.«m a.aIw a f as) Vi «t Jndge\" Charland, at St^ Johns, by Romoald Morriaette, for \u2022 writ of habeas corpus to se-core she control of hie minor danghter, Alexandrine Morriaette, now a resident at Grande Ligne Miteion, waa concluded yesterday afternoon.The case was taken en délibéré.Hie Honor intimating that he would reoder his decision at the end of the week.Shxsbrooks, Que., January 9\u2014Tracklaying on the Hereford Branch railway was completed yesterday bat ween the village ofCook-ahire and the international boundary, a total distance of 35^ mi\u2019es.The difficulties which arose by the default of the contractors, Shirley ft Corbett, sud which thereby transferred the completion of the road to the hands of the directors themselves, served only to stiroofete these gentlemen to added exertions, and they determined that the rood would be pushed through to the boundary, if at all possible, by the new year.The weather remained open and enabled them to tome extent tn recover the ground lost by the strikes of the pawies, and W.B.Ivea, M.P., with D.Williams, engineer, aod the other gentlemen actively engaged in the road, have now the satisfaction of opening the road for freight traffic.The Hereford rsilway passes through an entirely new district and connects at Pa-qoetteville with the Upper Coot railway running to North Stratford, N.H , on the Grand Trunk railway.\t.\t*- Mostbwal, Jan.9 \u2014Louie Lsaage, Superintendent of the Montreal Water-Works, died this morning at bis resid^nee, Verdao.He bad been ill for a considerable time owing to paralysis, bnt waa abie to be out as late as the week before last.John Becaea, who killed bis wife, Bridget Doyle, waa brought before the D^pnty Clerk of the Crown thb mcroiog and pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder.He was fully committed to stand his trial at the coming term of the Cjurt of Queen\u2019s Beach.tired janaped out of bed, greatly excited by the unusual noise and vibration of the building, resembling severe shocks of earthquake.The tame semat^QO wsa experienced at the residence of the Gate keeper Whistler on Cedar Island and also half a mile np the river, where Gardner McCameron lives.The effect of these displacements on the contour of the fslls is quite marked, the change bring from that of angle at the vortex to the original horseshoe shape.BRITISH UOLLHBI*.N*w.Westminstkr, Jan.9\u2014Wm.H.Jones waa hanged in this city at eight o\u2019clock this morning.Jones was convicted at the November assiz-.a of the murder of S.Durant, a Frenchman, whom he thought to be too intimate with an Indian woman who had boon living with him.Daring a drunken spies a quarrel ensued, ending in Jones sheeting Dorant, from tha effsets of which the latter died a few hours afterwards.Jones died penitent, declaring bis willingness to die, but claiming that he was drunk at the time the crime waa committed.A committee ot Wellington miners waited upon Mr.Duusmuirat hie office in this oity this afternoon aod held a long interview.The alleged grievances were submitted, but simmered down to notbiog and the chief point at iasne seemed to (be whether all the miners would be takeu back.Mr.Dunsmuir stated that all could go to work except the manding Mr.Soott\u2019s dismissal, whereas he only wrote saying that Mr, Scott was unfit for his poet.Mr.Wheatoley, the eminent antiquarian, \u2022 is engaged on a book describing the most re-j markable bookbinding in the British mu-! seam, many of which are repredneed in pho-togravure.It will be published in New York and Parja, but the author believes so little interest is felt in ths subject iu London, that be will not publish it here.M.Paul du Coaillu will shortly publish an important work on.Northern- Antiquities with 1200 illusiratioos.Qiten Victoria goes to Villa Laroche, Focicald Biarritz, iu March.The Crown Prince of Austria is coming to England next June, on a virit to the Prince of Wales.Mr.Gladstone has decided not to discuss the Roman question.H;s decision causes the Vatican authorities great disappointment.The Queen of Spain has offered tbo Pops an asylum in Madrid, if he decides to leave Roms.A branch of the Primroso League has been established at Hawarden.The Times' list of proprietors, as supplied to Mr.Paruall\u2019e counsel by order of the Scottish Court, comprises ninety-aiue names.The Eiffel Tower in Paris is now225 metres high.The men at work on top eu-joy the sunshine while a fog prevails beneath.be taken back.The committee aod manager Bryden returned to Wellingtonby special traiu< this evening.They will submit the terms to the meeting to-night.MANITtiBA.ONTARIO.Ottawa.Jan.9\u2014La Patrie, of Montreal, stated editorially yesterday that it waa \u2018informed on good authority\u201d that Sir John A.Macdonald showed his love for Canada by in-vesting one million and a half dollars in United States securities, and that Sir Adolphe Caroo has sight-headred- thousand dollars in-rrrtsd In s rimilrr \u2014US* Notwithstanding the \u201cgood authority\u201d of La Patrie, there is act one word of tiuth in the story.On being shown the paragraph to day.Sir John laughed \u2022ad said that unfortunately for him he had not a million and a Half invested in ths United Statee or anywhere else.An area of sixty-Svs acres iu the central experimental farm will be laid oat next spring as a botanical garden and a great deal of other work done.A large number of young forest tress from Russia, France, and other coontries have been received and planted.A deputation of Dominion land surveyors haa aske i Mr.Dewduey to anthorizs a rdetio «urvey, on the basis of that adopted ths United States, for the purpose of accurately defining the coast line on our in land waters as well as those of the Atlantic coast.The Department of Agriculture has issued \u2022 small pamphlet describing a visit of the Ottawa Field Natm abate club to the experi mental farm last summer.George S.Mayes, of St.John, N.B., has entered suit aysiost the Government in the Exchequer Court for $4 500 in connection with a contract for building a railway bridge across the St John Hirer two years ago.Mayes claims that part of the timber to be used had to be obtained in South Carottes, and it was agreed that it should be in spected by Government officers before shipment, but that owing to delay io sending the inspector he was put to considerable extra expense.The cablegram that Sir George Baden Powell has been appointed by tbe Impend Government ae plenipotentiary to Waening ton and Ottawa on behalf of tbe British Gooernment in the fisheries question is not credited in officiel circles here, as the home Government never takes such action without oonaulticg tbe Dominion authorities.The impression here is that nothing can be done in the fisberiee matter until alter Prreident Harrison comes into power in the United Sheriff Hetheway, of Montana, to whom tbe warrant for the extradition of Godin, the half-breed murderer, cow in jril st Regina, was addressed, having been defeated in the last election, the Department of Justice has issued another warrant addressed to tbs new sheriff.It ia underetood that Captain James Dick, inspector of halls aod steamboats at Toronto, has been retired from ths public service.It b probable that his successor will make his headquarters at Kingston.Sir John Thompson left for Montreal yesterday afternoon to place one of his daughters in a convent at Sault au Reoollet.Rev.E.P.Crawford of Brock ville, grand foreman, A.O.U.W.f is at present in tbe city aod the guest of Mr.D.W.McDooell, Sergeant at-Arms,'House of Commons.It is understood that Mr.A.T.Freed, of Hamilton,'one of the members ot the Labor Commission which is soon to meet in this city to complete its report, is about to be appointed chairman in place of the late Judge Armstrong.Mr.L.Monghow, manager of the King Tye Co., and Chinese agent for the Canadian Pacific Steamship lint at Victoria, B.C , is in ths city on business with ths Minister of Customs.He is deeply impressed with the idea that'trade relations between Cnina and tbe Dominion will be greatly developed in the oourse of a short time.Toronto, Jany.9\u2014An exciting chase after an escaped prisoner occurred yesterday afternoon.At tbe Police Court, in the forenoon, a young man named Wallace Ross waa arraigned oa suspicion of being one of tbe par ties who broke into a store.When he was placed in tbe \u201cBlack Maria\u201d be was hand cuffed to another pnsonsr, bat while en route to the jail he slipped his handcuffs, and when the door of the vehicle was opened at tbe jail steps he made a sudden bolt.Constable Veitch, who had charge of tbe prisoners, at once drew hie revolver end taking careful aim at the fugtive, fired.The.young man continued hie flight and a second ballet came noplsateoily near to his head, and a third flew wide of ths mark.Tbs alarm was given and Reas floal\u2019y turned on to Oak street, where Turnkey Reed caught up with aim and overpowered him.* Rev.T.W.Jeffrey waa last night present ed with a hacdsoroe address and f1,000 at a public meeting held in Association Hall, over which the Mayer presided.Ten thousand citizens were present.Mr.Jeffrey declared that no one living could lay a charge against him and prove U.Mr.Jeff, ey hsa taken action against the parties concerned to recover the first instalment of a thousand dollars allowed him by the trustees of the church, who now claim that his action in appealiog to tbe public has forfeited bis right to tbs mousy.Kingston, Jan.9\u2014TeUgrapoio communiai-tion waa secured westward at a late hour yea-tor-lay.The ioe atorm extended from Belle-ville to Cornwall.Tbe damage in the weat A WARNING TO OTHERS ?Toronto Balle Marries a Scamp and Diet In Want In a Strange Land.St.Paul, Mine., January 7\u2014In a second storey room of a tenement in Kist Seventh street a costly ebony coffin rested this morn-iog.It cootaiued the body of a young woman, ring leader* in tbe agitation, these would not< whose name inscribed on the silver plate was Winnitio, Jan.9.\u2014The Govemmsut organ here says :\u2014Track laying on the Portage extenriun was resumed to-day.The Government are doiag ths work themselves without the aid of the contractor.Operations have not been commence 1 upon a very extensive scale.A gang commecced to-day to bnild for five hundred ya:di from the point where the detour was oommsnoed, to the point where the dump crosses the C.P.R .where the dead engin?a are lying.A dermtad has .been made by the Government upon tbe C.P.R.to put in tha twodiamonds as ordered by the Railway Committee, but the company his not yet complied.An effort will be made to push on the work with all posaible speed.A member of tbe Government says the Portagers need not be surprised if they hear the sound of the engine whittle long before they hear the cawing of the orows.At the annual meeting of tbe WiDBtp*g Grain Exchange to-day, Mr.S.Pink was elected President, Bawlf, Vice-President ; Bell.Secretary, and tbe following Council : \u2014Hastings, Mitchell, Atkinson, Thompson, Crome, G.McBean, Plewes, McMillan, D.H.McBean, Patterson and Nairn.The Exchange held a banquet this evening.It is stated that from the extraordinary large number of tiea contracted fur by the C.P.R., it is apparent that the Company contemplate completing the Regina and Long Lake branch, or purposs going ia largely for branch line extensions in the province.A Buffalo was shot south of Swift Current the other day.It is supposed to have strayed from a small herd io Montana.The Liberals meet to-morrow to discuss the Provencher situation.There was a good fall of snow to-day.Galt coal has fallen to $3.Alderman Carrie was elected Chairman of the Health Committee, Teresa Camilla Mason, aged twenty-four.The story of tbe girl\u2019s life and death is a remarkably said one, as told by her sister, who aat -weeping at the coffin\u2019s side.Miss Masou was the youngest daughter of the late John Mason, a prominent and wealthy citiz-m of Toronto, Out., and her death resulted from pulmonary consumption, hastened by want.Reared in wealth aud luxury, the putted child of indulgent parents and one of the belles of Toronto, her life promised to be fraught with happiness and sunshine.She eloped with J^mes Anderson, a wild young man, whose attentions were violently opposed by her parents.After her marriage with this man she was disinherited, disowned and cast adrift.Afiderson proved a worthless fellow, who gave most of bis time to wind and cards.They went to Jamestown, D.T., where a baby boy oame to them.At this juncture the husband deserted the unhappy j(irl, who was oared for by kind Jamestown people, and whan well enough to travel was presented with a ticket to St.Paul.Io this city she secured work as a seamstress and,eked out a livelihood for herself and child for u time, but her frail constitn-tiou was *a mark for consumption, and she took to her bed io tbe lark aa t dreary room in which she died.She suffered pangs of hunger aud disease, aod only the near approach of death broke her proud spirit sod oduced her to app\u2019y for public succor.Half au hour before she passed away she exacted from her sister a promise that her body should be removed to Ontario and buried beside her father.Telegrams have been received from Toronto ordering tbe body to be shipped there and asking the Poor beard to spare no expense in the funeral.NOVA 8COTIA.Halifax, Jao.9\u2014Ciptain Brown, of the American brigantine \u201ctAtalaya,\u201d which waa loat near Renews, Newfoundland, arrived here yesterday.His ship left Rouen on October 27, bound for Philadelphia with a cargo of oil casks.Ou the morniog of the 28th December the ship struck about twenty feet from shore.A boat was launched and manned by the mate and one of the crew for the purpose of taking a life Hue ashore, but as they were about to start two of ths crew jumped into the boat and upset her and the four were drowned.There taeu remained on board the captain and hia son, who acted as second mate, and two negroea.Tbe captain's son tried to swim aauore with a line, bat had to be pulled ou board Again.8hortly after the ship went to pieces and the captain was the only one who saved hia life.He reached heuse near by, where he retted and found he waa ia tbe vioioity of Renews.He speaks highly of the kindness of the southern shore people, and blames the cowardice of the two men who jumped into tbe boat for tbe lois of life.AN OLD ENGLISH COUNTRY BEAT BURNED.London,rJan.7\u2014Wilbury House, the conn try seat near Salisbury of tha Hon.Psrcy Seawen Wyndbam, M.P., brother of Lord Lsconfield, was destroyed by fire last night The children of tbe Coootesa Eicho, Mr, Wyndhsm's daughter, who we e io the house were rescued iu their nightgowns Lord Sta-1 bridge directed the firemen in their efforts to extinguish the (flames.Tbe pictures and plate were saved.The loss is $500,000.JEREMIAH O\u2019DONOVAN ROSSA.Paraded in His True Colora by the \u201cCatholic News.\u201d New York, Jip.6\u2014Jeremiah O\u2019Douovan Rossa sat iu front of a little desk an the top Boor at 25 Beekman street.There waa nothing on the desk except a tired piece of blotting paper, some iuk-stsiued scrap?of note paper, several layers of dust and Rossa\u2019s elbows.\u201cIs 2»\t.a **\t,1 n n a m ¦ f AV\u2019., U,.h, ,,2 a \u2014 «*aa a Drink, wearyjPilgrim.drink, I say, 8t.Leon drives all ills away.BT.LEON, the most oalebrated MINERAL WATER, for sale, whole»»'« and.retail.by INGRAS, LANGLO 13.& CIE.Otipositetha Oar it nalate.May 33, 1888.\tapl20-Lm Quebec Fire Alarm fleiejfrnph.CORRECTED LIST OF SIGNAL BOXES.OanadianPacificRailway TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEC.|(3Q P.M.t For Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, And all pointa Weat, and for St.Johna, Farnham, Newport, Boston, and all pointa in New England and Intermediate points.|,30 P.M.(Sundays) for Montreal, and Intermediate Stationa, connecting at Mile End w ) the West \u2019.For Z8TERCOLONIAL BAILWAT^ HL8 7 CO te sil from \"\u2018the WeiMHBKniv P.M.,, 7.80 Mail to Bali (ax and Accommodation to R.du Lour.10.80 Mail te R.du Ii>ap.P.M A.M | 7.00 Mixed from K du Loup.P.M.sr-A.IJCWBe I] Sherbrooke, PÜTIHB OF 4LL TI.Untie stilts'- -AND- CHEAPLY EXECUTED .A.T TEB OFIFIOEI OIF -TJBTTI- 3300KS.JBVA-CJT ifffikflCI, FOffirriDJEtJS, :]EIto** aito XT ATXTP SXXeXaflU O^LfK.X>0, Hfft-o., XR-tOi Mi ii Ail Possis Slyifâ -TO- SUIT THE PUBLIC TASTE.Ortfrra from the Country ini sec diately attended to* August 28, 1885\u2019 'A -v YV»' -m I* :\t~\tvv M- 2.00 Lightningftx- press horn tha Writ.2.C0 Msilfrcm B.da Leap.5.00 Aocummodatlon to R du Loup, Fay QUEBEC 018TRAL BAIL WAV.P.M\tj £,1^ 12.80 Express to Sher.11.80 Mixed frcai 81 brooke.\tJoseph.1,80 jVoîpb 10 St* |\tfro* November 28, 18«8.\t __________________________________________________:____________________________________ _____________________!_____^________________________ 6 ^9943114 JIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Wrklt OHSONICLBi Ch«»p Sale of ilanlw^re\u2014Andrews Brea.Sm 3rd Pag« Boom and Shop to Let\u2014Herman Yotmg' Qoebee Victuallers Araociati »r \u2014Thoe Pot sin.Qaabec Skating Riok-R.bert C Welch.Webeter\u2019s Coude o«dd Dictioua y\u2014P J Moore Sl Co.Aurora Snow-Shoe Club\u2014Henry lereTr.Beankin Robe Lo t-OiEc rVMear, Citadel.Auet'on Sale\u2014Geo li Gran »*r & Co.Grand Sale of Winter Stock\u2014Cole A Fay y.Great Saciiâce !\u2014A L-v- igu-*.High Claes Perfumes\u2014P Mathie.Veshtonable Ta 1 aao-r !\u2014William Lee.THE Will be ready THIS DAY, (Thursday,) at 11 A.M.It will contain The Opening of the Legislature .Theatricals at Government House; A Dazzling Pageant ; An Historical Pudding ; London\u2019s Scandals ; Dickens\u2019 Queer Library ; Mr.Labouchere\u2019s Letter ; Henry Irving\u2019s \u201cMacbeth\u201d ; The Players\u2019 New Home ; Sir John Macdonald\u2019s Speech at Toronto ; Column for the Ladies ; Sporting News ; Poetry ; Our Chess Column ; Editorial Matter ; Local, Shipping and Telegraphic News.Price, Five Cents.For sale at This Office, and at all the News Depots.r January 10,1889.__________ 0»ACCOUNT OFTËËFi.T0ÜKSD1Î, m.10,18S9, Although no damage has been r doua to the lot i>f tine PIANOS and ORGANS which fcxe\u2019in tha Wureroomi of -A.55, FABRIQUE STREET, by the Bn which occurred oa Monday last at Bilodeau\u2019s Boil ling, (oo4, even a partiels of water reached any of tha io«t ument«), haw ever, in order to présent any damage that m^y pcaaibly ariae fc m dampnear if these in-tra-ments were kept in store aay length of time, they wilt be sold at a positive GREAT SACRIFICE.a=t one wishing to inv> st in a first-cl in «trust a law (rice will do well to ezaaoioe i instruments and make a choice, at THE OPENING OF THE LEGISLATURE.The Legislature met yesterday afternoon.There was the usual display in and about Parliament House, and the number of ladies and gentlemen present was large and influential.The members of the House of Assembly and Legislative Councillors mustered in great force.The speech from the Throne was read by Mr.Justice Bosse, owing to the continued indisposition of the Lieutenant-Governor.Everybody present regretted the absence of our able and esteemed Chief Magistrate.The form of procedure observed at the opening, was much the same, cf course, as if His Honor, the Head of the State, was in his place on the dais, but the knowledge that Mr.Angers was not at his post through serious illness threw a damper on the proceedings which was felt as keenly by Judge Bosse himself, as by the Chief Ministers of State, and the audience present On all sides the hope was expressed, that the Lieutenant-Governor would soon be able to resume his duties, and appear on our streets again, recuperated in health and physically strong.The speech was principally remarkable for what it did not contain.The pro gramme offered by the Crown to the assembled wisdom of the country, is very meagny No measure of paramount importance is promised, and from what we hear among the members of Parliament, there will be very few private bills presented at this ses sion of the Legislature.The session, therefore, will not be a long one.There will be some displays of oratory of course, on both sides of the House, and we are told that a few votes of want of confidence in the Government, will be submitted by the Opposition.But these will be introduced solely for use in the eftnsti tuencies at the next general election, and the aim will be to discredit the National wing of the \u2018Government supporters, in counties where, a few years ago, Conservative members wore returned to Parliament.The Government has strengthened itself very much since it assumed office, but this fact is more due to the utter helplessness, and weakness of the Opposition party managers in Quebec, rather\" than to anything that it has itself done on its own account.This is unfortunate, of course, but brains are not given to every politician, and bumptiousness and vanity cannot be considered as statesmanship.So, we suppose, the Government will not encounter much difficulty in carrying full sail from opening day to the close of the session.Elsewhere, our readers will find a full account of whit took place yesterday.We have made the usual arrangements for reliable and ample reports of the proceedings of the Legislature, during the session, and these, we trust, will meet the wishes of our citizens.THE MORNING THE HOUSE OPENED.CHRONICLE, THURSDAY.JANUARY 10.188» A.Lavipe's Music Store, 55, FABRIQUE STREET.Jaan+rj 10 1V9.r.na WEBSTER\u2019S CONDENSED DICTIONARY Kty130 QUM SKATING EINK.NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR the Season EVERY DAY (Sundays ex-espied) from 8.00 AM.to 6.00 P.M.and from 8.00 to 10.00 P.M.BAND NOTICES.Band on Tuesday and Thursday Afternoons \u2014AND\u2014 Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.Admission 10c.Skates «applied on payment of 10c.extra.Season tickets are as fo\u2019lows :\u2014 A Family Ticket incloding the members of a family living under the tame roof, not exceeding six in number, and not including mme than one Gentleman ci 18 years of age and upwards.88\t00 Gentlemen\u2019* Single Ticket.4\t00 Boys\u2019 Single Ticket.3\t00 Ladies\u2019 Süurle Ticket.3\t00 Subscriber\u2019g 1 ickets may be obtained from the Treasurer, Mr.A.W.Colley, st the Rink, any Afternoon, between the hours of 4.00 and 6.00 o'clock.Those prrson i finding it incon-venient calling between these hours may haye their names and ad ire sses at ( he Tict et Office at any time daring the day.ROBERT C.WELCH, Hon.Secretary Quebec Ska*in* Association.January 10,18*9.\tdecl5 Aurora Snow-Shoe (M \u201cVrEET AT SKATING RINK, AT 8 jyjL o\u2019clock Siarp, 9013 (Thursday) EVENING, thence (weather permitting) to Lamb\u2019r, Belvidere Road.A full attendance ie requested, By order, HENRY IE VERS, Hon.See\u2019y.January 10,1889.\tA House and Shop to Let.From iut may next, the first class Boaines* Stiud, with D selling above.No.257, Sr.John Street, Corner St.Augustin, occupied for the U\u2019t nine years by Mrs.Widow Joe.Cote a> a Boot and Shoe Store.Apply to HERMAN YOUNG.96, Bridge t tro't.January 10,1889.\tF NOTES AND NEWS.LOJAL AND OTHKRtVrSF.BE RE AND ELSEWHERE.Personal Intelligence.Senator and Mrs.Carvel, of Charlottetown, P.E.I , were in town yesterday.Lady and Mis?Caron hive arrived in town from Ottawa, and are at O\u2019Hare\u2019s, The Cape.M.Leon Floreatsn.On next Tuesday evening, our citizens will have the opportunity of hearirg M.Leon Floreetan, of Paria, France, in ono of his oharmiog entertainments, at Morrin College.H* -appears in onr city, for the first time, urd-\u2019r distinguished patronage, and he ia endorsed by tome of the most eminent men and women in the country.flia entertainment includes reading in ctstume, from Racine, Shakespeare and other authors.M.Flores-tan speaks English and French with rqual fluency, and his reputation as an actor and reader is deservedly high.Hit audience promises to be very select.Hon.Mr.Chaple&u.The Secretary of State, writing from Paris to a friend, says he is improving in health every day.Dr.Gnyon greeted him with the remark, \u201cWhy jou look as strong as a horse.\u201d' The doctor farther assured him there was no harry about receiving treatment.Mr.Cha-plena is ecj tying himself.He uayt visitors have been flocking to see him.He fears that it he remains much longer in Paris ha will be besieged like Gen.Boulanger.Madame Chaplcau is well, and has established herself aa a great feverite ia the English-speaking colony.A Parisian paper speaks of her as \u201ca gracious personification of the Aoglo-French alliance.\u201d m The annual general meeting of this Assoeiattoo, for the Election of Officers, and reoep\u2019ion of reports, will take place in the Rooms of LeMontagnais Club, THIS DAY, the ICtS instant, at 8 P.M.By order,\tm__ T1I0S.POTViy, Secretary.Tannery 10, 1?89.____________Ap IDO ST, ON TUESDAY EVENING LAST, ON the St.Louis Road, between Marcbmoitt and the Toll-Gate, A BLACK BEARSKIN ROBE.Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at TAB OFFICER\u2019S MESS, Citadel.Jaanary 10, 1839,\tA Wit in the Pnlpit.Although an extreme gravity of demeanour is generally considered es-entkl to the proper conduct of religious services, numberless examples are on record in which the ocoupint of a pulpit hsa thought it cot inconsistent with his position to iudulga in outbursts of wit, or to give free reia to his sense of humour.In some instances, of course, this has been done deliberately, for the purpose of more thoroughly engaging the attention of the congregation ; bat the effects have been occa aionally romewhat startling.Sydney Smith was once preaching to a congregation in Edinburgh, made up almost exclusive of ladies.He chose for his text the words, \u201cO that mon wonld therefore praise the Lord,\u201d laying spe oial stress on the word nun, and looking significantly around the church.The R«v.Dr.Howard, rector of St.George\u2019s, Southwark, and chaplain to Princess Augusta, was so fond of good living that he ran ocndderably into debt with many of tbe tradesman in his piriah.It was in their «peci-il interests that he one day preached from the text, \"Have patience and I will pay you all.\u201d He spoke at great length on the virtu's of patience, and then proceeded, now come to the second part of my discourse, which is \u2018And I will pay you all ;\u2019 but that I shall defer to a future occasion.\u201d It is not often, perhaps, that a preacher is placed in the position of the Rev.Patrick Stewart, who, on spreading out the manuscript of his sertnen before him on the pulpit, found that the first page or two had been taten away.\u201cMy brethren,\u201d ha said, noth-iug diiooncerted, \u201cI find that the mice have made free with the beginning of my sermon so that 1 cannot tell yon where the text is hut we\u2019il just begin where the mice have left off, and we\u2019il fiud oat the text &s we go along.\u201d Decidedly caustic was the remirk made by a clergyman who was stopped one Sunday by the loud talking that was going on among his congregation.A woman rose from the- side of the church where those of her s-x sat apart from the men, and called out, \u201cYour raver-once, the talking is not among us.\u201d \u201cSo much the batter,\u201d answered the preacher ; \u201cit will be the sooner over !\u201d Dean Ramsay tells of a northern minister who saw that a young man in the gallery, in Uking out bis pocket handkerchief, palled oat, at the same time, a pack of cards, which flew all about.\u201cKh, moo,\u2019 exclaimed the minister, \u201cyour psalm-balk has boon ill-bund !\" A BRILLIANT CEREMONY.THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.The usual ceremonial attended the opening of the third session of the Legislature of the Province of Quebec in \u2018this city, yesterday, but the scene in tho Parliament House was more brilliant than any which has been witnessed on a similar occasion for some time pasf.His Honor the Lientenant-Govemor, whote enforced absence through illness was matter of general regret, had sent his state carriage t> tho residence of the Hon.Mr.Justice Bossé, Administrator, to drive him to and from the Parlisrrent House.Arrived at the main entrance to the latter, His Honor the Administrator was received with a general salute from a detachment of \u201c B \u201d Battery, drawn np directly opposite to it, the.band playing \u201cGod Save the Queen,\u201d while the Citadel gnnsaUo boome 1 out tho usual sainte.His Honor was attended by Capt.Sheppard an i Lient.LeatarJ, A.D.C.\u2019s to the Lieute.naut-Goverucr, and by Mr.Taché, Private Secretory, and was mot within the entrance by the Premier and several of his oolleagnes and escorted to the chamber of the President of the Legislate Council and thence to the Throne, surrounded by a brilliant military sluff, omergst others ahere being prrstnt Lt.-Co).Duchés-n*y.D.A.G., Lt.-Co!.r*sohMreau, Brigade M'jor, Lt.C.I.Turnbull, Lt.-CoL Miller, Major Short, M jor Prower, Surgeon Russell, C*pr.Moatiz&mbert, Ciptain RutherforJ, Capt.Dunbar, C.ipt, Peters, Capt.Morgan, Lieut.Morgin.Lieut.Indah, Lieut.Clint, Lieutenant Mailloux and many others.Toe Ministers present on either »iiie the Throne were Hon.Meters.Msroier, Rhoies, Garneau, Sheyhn, Rors and Gagnon.The scene in tne Council Chamber was brilliant io the extreme.Di spite the disagreeable weather, an unusually large number of ladies were preicot, and both floor and galleries were fairly packed with «peotators drawn for the moit part from the elité of Quebec society.His Honor\u2019s dignity of ap.pearauce ani manner was freely commented up m, \u201ead so was the brilliancy of the military staff and the splendor of the ladies\u2019 costumes.His Eminence Cardinal Taschereau was present for the first time since his elevation to tne dignity of a Pricce of the Church, and was accompanied by Mgr.Legare, V.G., at prelate.Mgr.Tetu and Canons Richardkon and Von Ifflmd were also present.To the right of the Throne sat the ladies of the Administrator\u2019s party, Mrs.Bossé, Mr*.Cssault, Mrs.Riuthier, and Mies Boat*.The other ladies and gmtlemea accorded official seats on the floor of the House were Madame Duhamel, Miss Marchand, ex-Lieuieusnt Governor and Mrs.Masson, Madame Caron, Senator and Mrs.Carvel, P.E I., Senetor Pelletier, the Consuls.General for.Span, Franco and Belgium, Judge and Mrs.Chauveau, Mrr.T.Duohemay, the Deputy Ministers of the Pro-vines and others.Having ascended the Throne His Honor the Administrator caused the meinb?ra of the Assembly to be summoned, and these having appeared, headed by their Speaker, in response tothesummorsof the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, His Honor was pleased to open the session bv rending the following SPEECH FROM THE THRONE : Honorable Qent\u2019emen of the Legislative Council, OentUmen of the Legislative Assembly, I am certain that I but give expression to yoar sentiments and those of the this Provino?, in stating that we regret tbe absence, on this occasion, through illaesv, of the head of the Executive and that we all sincerely desire to s-m him soon restored to health and to the otfioa which ho so worthily fills.Reasons of a special nature have delayed the conversion of the consolidated debt of the Province authorized by you last session, but my Government still expects to carry oat this fioaucial transaction, whioh will enable it to devote Urge sums ot money towards promot ing the interests of Public Instruction, Agr culture and Colonization.Tho act amending the law respecting dis trict magistrates, asaentfd to oo the ISsh you.amongst others, in connection with the Quebec Controverted fEecticns Act, the Mining Act and the License Act.I have every confidence that you will give all the necessary attention to these important matters and I pray Divine Providence to bless your labors.After the Admipistra\u2019orhad retired, Messrs.LiSrochelle and Marcil in the Legislative Council and Col.Rhoies and Mr.Tonrigny in the Assembly were introduced and took their j seats# the new Minister of Agriculture being introduced by Mr.Mercier and Mr.Oweu Morphy amid load applause.After the adoption of the usual routine motions both Honsea adjourned.The Speech from the Throne will be taken into consideration to-day.The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be proposed in the Assembly by Mr.Boyer, M.P.P., and seconded by Dr.Do-Grosbois, M.P.P.In the Legislative Council, Hon.Dr.Marcil will move the address and Hon.Mr.Ward will second it.Quebec Skating Rink.L ART NIGHTS CARNIVAL.It is related that Lord Magh«ramr.rce, heat known as Sir James McGarel Hogg, soon after h.s elevation to the peerage went to dine at the house of so old friend, where he was well known nndrr his old name, but Le an-nococed himself to Jeames as \u201cLord Maghera- morne.\u201d \u201cLcrd-what?\u201d said the startled domestic.\u201cLord Magheramorne,\u201d said he, with emphasis.Jeames shook his h-ad.lie did not venture to make a second inquiry, bot despaire 1 of attempting tp roder tbe uncouth collection of gutturale.VVbat was he to do?The visitor wao advancin' to the drawing room.Jeames hesitated a moment, then boldly flung opep the door and p-uolaimed, to the constetnationcf every one, \u201cThe lass Sir J imes Hogg 1\u201d t*\"An urge:t appeal.\u201cIf yen tara for ms as yin «ay you do, bring me a tube of Cucumber and Rus* Jelly for my pe mtde last session, a bill will ba submitted to you f ir as equitable a ssttlemeut as passible, ot the question of the exemption from taxes of certain property field for religious, educa-tional or charitable purpoce*.You will bo called upon to oondder amendments to the aet passed in 1885 respecting lunatic asylums, in accordance with some of the recommendations contained ia the report of the commission appointed to study that Imp riant qaes ion, aud with a view of removing the feeling of uneasiness caused by that act.Several otherbills will also bo submitted to Last night afforded proof of tho interest that is taken in the Rink this season, and the sosne witnessed there surpassed what it has h^en^for a long time.The Rink was well decorated with flags.The Cavalry Band in full uniform played a splendid programme and everyone was in the best of spirits.As the gong sounded, a long line of ladies tiled out from the dressing room and np along one aide and met tho gentlemen at the upper end of the Rink, skating down the centre together, j which afforded a very pretty sight for the spectators who were quite numerons.The variety and brightness of the cottumes was a marked feature, as was the absence of the ordinary snow-shoers and sailors.Bluebeard and Mother Bunch showed the spectators what waltzing on; ice was, the Duchess of Devonshire look well, Night glided prettily about, Sweet Lollypops made many an eye turn upon her, Lady Bird was well gotten up, whilst the German Feasant really looked lovely.The Chessking wm one of the best gotten np dresses.Tre Admiral appeared m usual but was worn by a commanding figure, Fishwife displayed a pretty face.A Spanish Lady, though she made her first appearance, commanded attention.A Young Pastry Cook again appeared with his cakes, aod the Turkish Lady bad a very pretty face whioh ffo?s a long way, making a dress look well.Bopeap and Grace Darling was well gotten np ar.d did credit to the characters.The Venetian courtier was one of the most exact and most handsome dresses at the Rink and ft was easily seen that no trouble or expeese had been spared.There were two Indians whose costumes were well worthy of note and it would be well for all to remember these two dresses, in order to see on the 16:k instant, when there will be an Indian war dance at the Rink by the real Huron Indians, whether they are better than the real costume.Kate Hardcastle was also a well-gotten np dress.Tr.e Poudreo who led the ladies, showed she was no novice on skates, and oan always he detected no matter what her cortume may be.Tbe Albanian looked well.Antrefois looked charming as she glided throngh tho throng of skaters, with her nsnal grace.The red and black devils displayed a good deal of ingenuity in their get np, and icstead of.being noisy and troublesome as osual, were : quiet and no doubt did more damage among the fair sex than those of former years.The Pack of Cards was one of the good dresses and very true to Its character.\u201cLet Her Go Murphy\u201d wm in good type and carried off the character to perfeotinn.Honsemaids were there and a simple dress helped greatly to make the coup A ceil pretty.Martha Washing-people of |_too was deserving of a word of praise, while the Standard Bearer wm good.The Lady of the Time of Queen Elizabeth, was very characteristic, and the Pompadour Shepherdess looked very pretty and shot about the ice m thongh she were quite at Lome on skates.If tha city police were all of such build aa the ono on ice lot night, ori-minais would fair badly ia Qaebeo.The Japanese Lady was one of the good dresses and she certainly added greatly to the appearance of the Rink.Abagil Penegritn wore an excellent costume.Incroyable was oar-talnly what her name said ; ahe again wore one of ths costumes that greatly assiated in making last night\u2019s carnival a success.Fol-low-the-Drum was an original idea, and the lady wearing the character has always dons her duty by the Rink in patting herself to no end of trouble in getting np good ccstames.Miss Dora Brown as \u201cOur Navy\u201d wore a very beantiful and striking costume, in which the Union Jack figured with fine effect.Miss Emily Brown appeared m the ^Duchess of Devonshire and gave the impresrion that ahe had stepped oat of Gainsborough\u2019s frame.Miss F.Brown, Sweet Girl Graduate looked exceedingly well.Mira Wade made a very pretty Fiower Girl and Stanley Wade and James Bowen appeared m Clowns.A Marguerite was excellent aod wm much admired.Old Mother Hnbbard looked aa though ahe had not lost her dog and appeared cheerlul and happy.Noblemen of the 16th and 19-h contones were there in fall fig.Tennis players evidently thought the weather had cillcd for them to come ont of winter quarters.A Comet shot about the ioe in lively style.The drea« of a Poairee being a good ono «as worn by several, but all got it up eo well that it could be worn by qnite a number and still not be monotonous.In conclusion, we must say thit cur young friends of the Skating Association bave every reason to feel satisfied with the result of Uat evening.Had the weather been a little more favorable, no donbt the rink wonld have been packed to tbe doors.We trust to s^e the fancy ball of the 9.h of January, 1889 repeated j before the bomou ends.We give herewith the official list of those who skated :\u2014 \" Ohateauvert, A, Jockey.\u201c Cnateaovert, O, Jockey.\" Carbonneau, F, Clown.\u201c Clement, A, Lacrosse Player.\u201c Clemont, M, Snow-Shoer.\u201c Cannon, J, Victoria Hookey Club.\u201c Clemont.E, Soldier.\u201c Champion.W, Chess King.\u201c Colline, W A.Negro Gentleman.\u201c Carter, \u2014.Hockey Player.\u201c Deschene, Geo M, Union Commercial.\" Desgsgne, A M, Officer.\u201c Downs, W, Farmer.\u201c Dixon, H, Rugby Foot-Ball Club.\u201c Davidson, F, Southern Gentleman.\u201c Devarrenes.J, Fancy Skater.\u201c Davidson, R, Courtier {Charles II.\u201c Dunn, A.Negro Dude.\u201c Dunn, C J, As Admiral.** El iott, G, Foot Ball Player.\u201c Eliiott, W, Boating Costume.\u201c Flemming, Carl, P-tstiy Cojk.44 Gillespie, 8:ua t, The Dude.44 Gue.nette, L -uis Ltcioste Player.44 Guenctte, Joe, Offi-.-or 44 Ginfiras, L, Canadian Scow Sheer.44 Gregory, H, Sailor.44 Holloway, H.Sailor.\u201c Hamilton.W B, Mexican.\u201c Home, W, One of the Boys.\u201c Jt fiery, Mervyn, Little Lord Fauntl- - roy.44 Jones, C, Neapolitan Bey.44 Kennedy, M, Clown.44 Lawrence, H, Page.44 Lvwrenoe, S, Neapolitan Dancing Boy.44 Lemieux, H, Sailor.\u201c Lemieux, P, Clown.\u201c Lafrance, J, Rectr.4* La-dUw, C 8: Teonis.44 Lnurie.A, Dude.\u201c Laurie, Aleck, Nobleman 16- h Century.\u201c Montizimbert, N, Pack of Cards.44 Murphy, J, Turkiih Artillery.44 Miller, U, Sailor.*¦ McCormick, P, Sailer.44 Oliver, D B, Domino.\u201c O'M a a, J.Gentleman 19 h Century.\u201c Oliver, R, Mount'd Police, 41 Patton, A, Courtier Charles I.Pugh, T, N gger Dude.44 Ross, G, Crescent Snow shoo Club.\u201c Rrse, W T, Policeman.44 Russeil, B, Brig *nd.44 R tchie, A Ian, S toW'Iner.44 Scott, H, Souths n G ntlemai\u2019, \u201c Swift, A, Foolb.it Pajer; 44 S^ptf, A, Dude.44 Schwartz, E D, Fordeoakjold, \u201c Shaw, W B, Standard Bearer.\u201c Scott, J A, Let\u2019tr go Murphy, Gallagher\u2019s dead, 4* Servai», A, Cowp.44 Stewart, D, Black D yil.*\u2022 Sïott, A E.Blue B:ard.44 Turner, A, Courti r.44 Turner, W, Beefeater.44 Todd.J, Red Devil.44 VonlfHand, R L, Tennis Player.41 Vonlfflind, L D, Albanian.44 Van Frison, Geo, Sailor.44 Woodley, A, Indian.44 Woodley, P, Indian.44 Wilson, H.Nigger Dude.44 Woodlry, W, Baby.44 Welch, H, Sailor.44 Woodley, J, Marher.44 Welch, R C, Venetian Courtier.44 Wilson, Geo, Domino.^ 44 Wade, S.Clown.44 Wilson, F, Dude.44 Woodley, E, Quebec Soow-Shos Club.A Million C oks wanted in Canada to u»e Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder.It ia {.erfection, and far superior to all otherr.CA.IR.ID.The ladies of Quebec are invited to call and inspect our New and G-love Fitting Corsets.Having about 35 of the Newest and best Models in the Trade, of French, English and Canadian Crompton Corsets, from 50cts.to $4.75.(^Special value at $1.00, $1.05, $lr20, $1.50, $1.80, &c.GLOVER, FRY&Co.TÔLÀDIES.8 4 is < 4 DjH n s.n o p m Suitthm £alM.BY CEO, R.CBEMIEB & CIE.In the matter of O.KD.GAGNON, Trader, of Baie &L Paul, _____ Insolvent.rj BE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE L that the Stock-in-Trade belonging to this Estate will bo sold at Auction, in lots f jr tbe Trade, Tteday, Mill of Jamary, 1889.The Stock is composed of a General Assortment ot Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shier, etc., etc.The teimt will he glvea before tbe Sale.The l-jase of the fremiiei hiretofore cccupied by the Insolvent np to 1st May.J889.Sale will begin at 10 o'clock A.M.HENRY A.BEDARD, GEO.R.GRENIER & CIE., Cur*tor* Auctioneers., January 10, 1*89.REMOVED ! WHOLESALE HARDWARE, -HAYE- EemoTed their Stock and OIoo -TO THE- NEW BUILDING, CwArtbaraMDaltaie Streets, LOWER TOWN, C^TTIEISXIO, December 21,1888.J nnsrv 6, 18 9.tf«b2* 3sro~w SHOWING! GOODS Flannelettes.Opera Twills, Down Qnllts, Blankets, Cretonnes, Table Oil Cloths.Stair Oil Cloths, Mattings.w E ARE NOW SHOWING-a very complete Stock of I Ladies\u2019 Cotton Underwear made] of a very superior pure finish English Long Cloths and Trim-1 med with good quality Embroid-I cry and Torchon Lace.Newest! Shapes.A T PRESENT WE ARE GIVING SPE-tx.cial attend in to the above Goods and have so arrange t them that they can be eadly »een.For the convenience of the Public and onr Customers, prices and qualities are given as bel jw.FOR CHRISTMAS John Darlington Has just rfcrived some choice l-ine* in Gents\u2019 Furnishings fjrXmts, comprising Silk Handkerchiefr, Silk Mnffierr, Silk Suspenders, \u2022 Silk } Hoee.GLOVES I GLOVES! GLOVES! Tie?, Scarfs, Colltrs, Cuffs, Travelling Rugs.Tho Court Shirt, 1 ite t style of English Dress 8h:rt ont.'\u2022 Cardigan Jackets, Ga-digan Vests.Patent Portable Trowsers Stretcher.These Goods bsve been specially selected for the OhristmM Trade.Cor.SHADE and MORT STREETS, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.December 18,1888.\tapISLoP (D K R 4m d Cl lO a H \u2022 a o_ gw O 3 Is i O O O \u201d f E W- n\t\u2022 r\\ 323 s° v U fe o V_r 2 J- 2 ws;n AMHSÈ\u2019'?v ¦E S .wo 5- s 3 3 03 a \u201d # B o - cl ts t-! C * £ - B A GO GO © \u2022\t_ 8 s i | I 1 J5 E 5 © Cu _ a|i .-sf Hi je a*-i CO TJ © ill 5 * E a a PÎ B H B 0 P5 .s.of the above, we can strongly re-1 *\u2019lain Grey8> 10° 1411(1 15®- Fink», iiic and _ rvi ~ « j ji ^\t- r\t113c.FI urn alettes in Black and White.Blue commend them as being of very|Md Whit9(\tWhifc0t andBlae good value LABIKS.Miss M Ashe.Little Mother Bunch.Brown.Our Navy.\u201c Brown, E C, Duchess of Devonshire.\u201c Brown, F, An Under Gradoate.44 Beemer, Night.44 Billingsley, Boo Peep, 4\u2019 Carter, Ethel, Swiss Peasant, 44 C'illint, Sister of the Red Cross.41 Ciaphatn, E, Marguerite.44 Clapham, Poudree.44 Clapham, A, Sweet Lolly Pops.44 Ciampnn, Lady Bird.\u201c Champion, May, German Peasant, \" Champion, Louisa, Red Riding Hood.44 Dean, Anrie, TyliaGypsey.\u201c Fleming, Fishwife 44 Grenough, Snow.14 Grenongh, K.Spanish Lady.44 Gowen, Joe, Turkish Lady.44 Henry, Edith, Lawn Tennis.44 Home, E, Zingari.\u201c Home, G, Normandy Peasant.44 Higgins, A, StuJent.44 lve«, Catherine, White Cat.44 Jones, Mabel, Venetian Lady.44 Lawrence.Bertha.Comet.44 Murray,\" Oid Mother Hubbard.44 McGreevy, A Marguerite.\u201c Paterson, J, Follow the Drum.44 Rosa, Abagil Perigrim.44 Kouthier, Incroyable.44 Routhier, J, Japanese.44 Rowand, J, Poudree.\u201c Ronth, Italian Peasant.\u201c Ritchie J, Flower Girl.\u2022 \u201c Russel Mabel, Pondree.44 Russell, Norip, Sister of the Red Cross.*4 Scott, J C, Kate Greenaway, 44 Scott, Folly, \u201c Schwartz, L, Servant Maid, \u201c Scott, Lidie Time Queen Elizabeth.44 Scott, J, Pompadour Shepherdess.44 Shaw, Gertrude, Martha Washington.44 Shaw, Tilly, Housemaid.\u201c Turner, Miss Waurdour.44 Thomson, Portia.44 Thomson, M, Autrefois.44 Thomson, Nellie, Poudree.44 Veasey.Anna, Poudree.44 Veasey, Géorgie, Ladie 15th CentuFy.44 Veasey, J, Huntress.44 Van Feison, L, Poudree.44 Van Felson, J, Dolly Varden, 44 Welch, Muriel, Housemaid.44 Woodley, Clara, Bavarian Peasant.44 Wilson, E, Kate Hardoaslle.44 Welch, Eva, Bo Peep.\u201c Welch, Florence, Grace Darling.44 Wade, Clara, Italian Flower Girl.QEXTLKMEM.Mr Alexander, Geo, Private A Battery.44 Atkinson, P J, Clown.44 Arnold, J, Rugby Player.44 Bignell, H B, Dude Brigade.44 Richer, LA, American Navy, * 44 Baldwin, W A E, Offiosrof the 19th Century.44 Bsnnett, W\u2019 H, Indian.44 Boswell, H, Greek.44 Billingdy, Chas, Baby.44 Bdiiogsly, R.Rugby Foot-Ball Player.44 Billingsly, W, Little Boy Bjue.44 Beaudoin, A, Snow-Shoe Club.\u201c Balfour, R.Negro Minstrel, *\u2022 Bowen, Jas, Clown.4?Rrousseau.D, Lieut.9th Batt,\tj 44 Burke, R F, One of the Guards.44 Breakey, A, German Count.\u201c Campbell, R, Soldier Turkiih Artillery.44 Carter, Geo, Show-Shoer.44 Cillins, H« Thistle Lacrosse Club.\u201c Collins, D, Tennis Player,\t' Glow, Fry & Co.St.John Street, Upper Town, and Sous-le-Fort Street, Lower Town, GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANTS L4BGK & CHOICE ASSORTMENT ELECTROPLATED SILVER WARE! (SOMETHING NEW.) BK/A.SS COAL VASES,- FIRE SETS and White Stripes, only 13c.Flannelettes are very suitable for Morning Wrappers, Dressing Jackets, Children\u2019s Dresses, etc.OPERA TWILLS\u2014French all Wool Fine j Twill Flannel in Cardinal, Sky, Pink, Grenat, Royal Blu*, 23c and 88c.Navy and Peacock at 38o only.Old Gold, 28c.For Wrappers and Childrens' wea-, FLANNEL EMBROIDERIES\u2014In White, Cream, Pink and Crimson at 9c, 13c, 22c and 80a DOWN QUILTS\u2014Silk Down and covered with Fancy Turkey Red Cotton.Single Beds $2.78; Double Beds $3 95 and $4.9 J.Fine Arctic Down Quilts for Single Beds, f3.85 ; for C-ibs, $2.93 ; for Double Beds.$3/8.$6.8 \u2019\u2022 and $7.88.9| Fine French Sateon Coveri-ig, for Double Bed, $8.35.BLANKETS\u2014English make.Cradle size, $1.20 per pair ; Crib siae, $1.70 and $2.28 ; for S ngle Beds, $2.40 and $2.78 ; for Double Beds $5.75, $6 85 and $7.00.CRETONNES \u2014\"Heavy''Twill and Crepe makes, 14^0, 180 and 23c.STAIR OIL CLOTHS\u2014Half yard.w'de.9Jc and 13c ; g wide, l»c ; £ wide, 15o and 2!c yard wide, 19-, 26 j and 80j.TABLE OIL CLOTHS\u20141} yards wide.>; White aod Blue Grey Marble, 45e and 60c.Dark Colors, 48c and 60o.MATTINGS\u2014Twine or Cord make, J yard wide, 20c and 22c ; g wide, 2»c ; £ yam, 28c and 34c ; yard wide, 33c and 45c.Plain and Striped.All buying and selling WILLIAM LEE, Civil and Military Tailor, 25, BIJADE STREET, 25 Q XT IEI X3 US O .WOULD- RESPECTFULLY INFORM his Customers, and the Public generally that he bas ust opened ont » choice and fashionable assortment of English, Scotch, and Canadian Tweeds.Overcoatings, Beavers, Mel tons, Venetians and Naps.Cloths, Laces, Braids, White Buck Gloves Battons and Trimmings of 11 kinds for Mill-tary Uniforms.September 6,1888.novt 30 PER GENT.DISCOUNT! fiWD FI8E SCBEEHS.jSTRICRY SKELETON and SPRING I Simons (fcFoo iljs -AND- GIRLS\u2019 and BOY\u2019S SLIEIGKEIS.?FABRIQUE STREET January 5.1819\tj.pi srwsmti'iit is »'vrp«a Winter Whips, BFHiOI.AT.USÆ A ~fCTn Sleigh Bells, Shaft Bells, Saddle Gongs.i Homeopathic Prepared Cocoa, I prices low.Espec ally, is superior to any I haye s-en to p\u201c\u2014 ' use by invalids.\u201d FOR BALE BY ALL LEADING GROCERS.IMIOTT\u2019S Homeopathic Cocoa] rnnos.niohol, m.d., l.l.d., d.o.l., A of Montreal, writing to us under recent I date, says :\u2014 \u201cFor over thirty years I have been drinking Chocolate and Cocos, and have at varions times used all the preparations of Cocoa in the market, but I have met with nothing equal to yonr p eparation, Your JOHN P.MOTT&CO.J H'S'S\u20ac0TT * \u20ac,> HALIFAX, N.S.November 22,1888.seplS-t.tbAsat-Lin 60, PETER STREET, January 6, 18(9.In Consequence of Change in the Firm, MM.FISHER & INTEND A BOJVA FIDE CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH.January 7, Am M Glance to and llouse Proprietors ! ! ! The undersigned is offering, at au enormous sacrifice, his very large and beautifully assorted 8TOUK OF WALL PAPERS,.-comprising the Latest Lea gue, to mske room for Spring la portstion.TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.DIS COUNT on ati C*sh Sales.«¦Painting and Papering done at reasonable prices.DAVID KERR, t , .or*.\tJohn Street.January 1.1889.For mo CMsta M\\ku ! A The undersigned hold a large and varied STOCK OF COALS suitable for this festive season.(JeoJ.WefKster&Cto.December 25, 1888.Young Ladies\u2019 Jonrnal, for iTeaz1.-uLse.xr3r.AET AMATEUR, for January, And all the other Magazine*, &t.Also, New Süpplt or ARTISTS\u2019 MATERIALS & STUDIES.Reduced Prices on All Sorts of Plain and Fancy Stationery for January.JOHN E/WALSH, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER And Dealer, in Artist's Matriiais of Every Description.NoXxzz.JBI«zre>o-t.SO.January 4, 1889._ oet26-L«n n.n» s -:;i_ Have pleasure in announcing to their patrons and ths Ladies generally that they are cow showing a beautiful lot of Dress Caps and Fancy Fans.They have also just received a nioe lot of PINAFORES in all sizes, SERVANT\u2019S APRONS, and a gane-al assortment of UNDERCLOTHING for Ladies.KN Special attention is directed to the Millinery and Dress and Mantle-Making Departments, Orders for which receive the most careful and prompt attention.MM.FISHER & SHEPHERD.December 14, 18 8.Am HIGH GLASS Perfumes, Eau de Cologne, Lavender Water, Violet Water, etc., etc., etc The largest and firest Stock of ths above at I».2Vft.-TUX 33.Drccobt, Corner of St.John & Pal ce Streets December 21, 1888.\tmeb29-L FULL LINE OF PERFUMES FROM tbe following celebrated makers LUBIN,\tLEGRAND, GELLE FRERE*,\tPI H AUD,\tl -ra-w-r-raw-\t___ FIVER,\tLUNDBORG PUBLIC NOTICE Colgate\u2019s Cashmere Bouquet.\tI _____ Kicksecker\u2019a and Bertr.nd Fr.ro.'\tJ3 ,^^2 in any desired quantity, \u2014AMO\u2014 An el'gant assortment of Odor Stands suitable for Gifts.J.E.MORRISON, Chemist aud Draggisr, SI, BUADE STREET, 31.December 19, 1888.Province cf Quebec at it» next Sefsion, oo behalf of tbe nndertifn d, that an Act be pasted to enabl » them under certain conditions to sell the sub ti\u2019ufed property formerly belonging to tbe late Hslene Tache, wife of the laie Michel Charles Joseph Com sol.CHARLES JOSEPH QUE^NEL OOURSOL HENRIETTA KANE, ROBEW KANE.Queb* o, 28th December, 1*8 \\ December 29, 1888.\tAm 77 117272 THE MORNING CHRONICLE, THTTKSDAT, JANUARY 10, 1889.MMUSlii 4z, Sï, JOSS STREET.9 i i ÙiJ -\"W'XLL Mm to llio Gfafi§ Sole of HoiiseM Goode ii Feliory - OFrKn THE BlI.ANCt OF THE- WINTER STOCK ! ^ O M P Ii I 8 I N G- Blankets, Plunnels, Shawls, Jerseys, Scotch Underwear, ManlliiiKS and Dress (.'oeds, etc., etc.Çt$=* AZ.Z.BELOW COST I \u2018=£}& Expected in 10 days, 300 Pcs.Embroideries 1c.to $2 08 per yard January 10, 18S9.COTÉ & FAGrüY, Proprietors.apl5-Tjin ! HI STY-THIRD EDITION -OF- CHSRRIER\u2019S WBEC CITY DBTORY -FOR- 1389-1890.m.tf.liW'i ST.LEON is iodispensaHe for Kidney, Liver and Stomach]Complaints.For sale, wholesale ao i rotai, by GINGRAB,:CAr^GLOIS & CIE., Opposite the]Cardinalate^ May 23,188#.\tapl20-Lm \" SHIPPING Mail Steamers.Polynesian\u2014The A*ian Line R.M.S.\u201cPolynesian,\u201d Captain H.Wylie, sails from Halifax for Liverpool, on Saturday next, with mai s and passengers.Her mails close at the Quebec Post Office to-morrow morning.Saruatian\u2014The A Isn R.M.S.\u201c Sarma-tian,\u201d Captiin Wm Richardson, is the next steamer t> arrive at Halifax from Liverpool, with mails and passengers Allan Lino.Nova Scotian\u2014The mail ss '\u201cNova Scotian.\u201d Captain Hugh s, from Liverpool for Ba'timore, via St.John\u2019s, Nfld and Hali\u2019ax, arrived at the latter |ort at 12 40 p.m on Monday, and sailed at 5.30 p.m.Tuesday.A Fast Trip \u2014The DoTinion line steamer \u201cVancouver.\u201d from Liverpool with the weekly mails, was signalled off the harbor about ten o\u2019clock Satniday morning, and arrived up to the city at one o\u2019clock.It was, however, almost three before she was docked at the deep water terminus, she being obliged to wait until the \u201cOregon,\u201d lying at the wharf, moved out.Notwithstanding the fa'.t that heavy head vales were experienced during the voyage, the \u201cVancouver\u201d made the fastest trip of the season, being only eight and a half days from Moville.She bronght 22 cabin, 8 intermediate and 50 steerage passengers.The steamer had a larte quantity of cargo on board, oaly a aatall portion of which was landed here, the rest being taken to Portland, Maine, and sent to its dcvti-na\u2019.ion in Cana la.by the Grand Trunk Railway.\u2014Halifax Chronicle, January 7.The cherrier directory publishing company takes pleasure in stating that it will at once resume its work of compilation in connection with the Quebec Directory, which, as usual, will be published at the end of May or beginning of J une.\t^ Like all such publications of good standing, Cherrier\u2019s Quebec Directory, since its first issne in 18Ô8, has had to contend agaicst more or less vexatious and uncalled for Directory schemes, all of which, however, it has had but little trouble to overcome.These various attempts were made respectively in the years 1871, 1874 and 1876, and were invariably attended with the results\t\u2022 *»,flrefOPe our duty to\tChanged Flags\u2014Bark * Columbia\u201d (formerly It seems that a fourth venture la now being tned, and it is therefore our duty to |\tBnti9h\tbark .«^ar(lh B C.nn\u201d),\twhich ailed\tfr\tm warn our subscribers and the citizens of Quebec as we have reasons to believe that this, Sheerne*» December 29 for Philadelphia, to like all inch past publications, should it materialise, will prove a failure.\tload for the Continent, bad been purchased by A competent directory publisher is not formed at a moment\u2019s notice, and to become H proficient member of the community, requires an amount of knowledge only to be acquired after many years of arduous and patient labor.This we think to have accomplished unquestionably.We now atk : What can you expect from inexperienced hands ?It might also be well to here stale that this last attempt at an unwarranted opposition was being carried on whilst we were hnrdat work in a foreign country and hundreds of miles away from our Home Office.In the spring of 1888 car Mr.Cherrier desirous of establishing a permanent Direc tory business and extending his field of operations, set to work forming a compahg^ the members of which are gentlemen of the highest business competency and stamling.Having secured a legitimate ground in the city of Lincoln, capital of the State of Ne*\t_\t_ braska, and the Quebec Directory being issued and partially secured in advance\u2014-for /^ir> YWT TV/T \"Cl D T A T Tea nom which are now obvious\u2014work was at once resumed in the above thriving city, W\txtJL jjj -L\tX.J» and the results of six months' labour has just been placed before its Lincoln patrons.The C.D.P.Co., is proud to say tha^thia work has received the most fiattering comments from the press generally, and the heartiest endorsation from the public, as press notices which will be published in a few days will go to show.Copies of this Lincoln Directory, a book of 575 pages, can now be seen at our branch office at Messrs.Dawson pINTG ON ST.PAUL -IJ Street, adjoining the Snbtcrib-.y°Mki& er\u2019s, lately tccnpi(d by Missre.Beandet, Lofai vre A Garnea i.Steam-Power if required.January ,188 J.A W.REID Am It is an ill wind that blows no one any good.Merchants doing business in St.John street will be pot to a great deal of iooon-venienoe aad lose by having to remove their stock incident by the widening of the street.Messrs.Andrews Bros, are obliged to take the initiative, as their premises will be the first demolished.Coneequeotly they are advertising extensively, and giving the Urge discount of 20 per cent on all \u201cepo^ flash\u201d purchases amounting to $1.00 and over.Week of Prayer.\u2014A prayer meeting will he held this afternoon, at four o\u2019clock, in the Young Men\u2019s Christian Aeeooi&tion Rooms.Topic :\u2014For all who preach Christ, and seek to spread rigbteonenoss and peace ; for city missionaries, Bible-womcn, district visitors, and other helpers ; for special efforts to reach and influence speoial classes of people ; for a blessing on sound literature j for the progress of temperance and of parity ; for the suppression of oraelty.For the better observance ot the Lord\u2019s Day.For persons who are afflicted\u2014the sick, the blind, the deaf and dumb.\u2014Matt.ix.35\u201438; x fl.Prov.xxiii.'20 \u201435.Psalm evii, 23\u2014 30.John iv.28\u201430.\t1 Cor.vi.18-20.Titns ii.11\u201415.2 Tim.iv.1\u20145.Accident.\u2014Shortly after eleven o\u2019clock last night, a horse attached to a large covered cariole, took fright at a fall of «now from a roof near the foot of Mountain Hill, and rushing swiftly around the corner of Sault-au-Matelot street, horse and o&riole capsized.The occupants of the sleish, besides the carter, whose name is Simém Tardif, were a lady acd g.-uilemsn, and their oriea attracted the attei tion of tho employees of the Chronicle, who qu^kly went to their assistance end after some difli :ulty extricated Ihe imprisoned occupants of the over tnrnod sleigh\u2014not hurt, but badly shsken.The carter meanwhile was att nding to his fallen hnrs°, and having loosened the harness erdeavered to raise him The unlucky carter, however, did not lake suffioient precaution, for the horse m&de a bolt when he got on hie feet, and but for the tenacity of one of tur employee*, who had hold of his head, would have got away.Not-withs\u2019acdirg.Tardif was knooked down and one of his legs broken near the ankle.He was conveyed to his home and the horse pro secured.The sleigh woe badly dam- House for Sale, ((THE HILLOCKS.\u201d THE UNDERSIGNED HAS received instructions from John Roche to offer for sale his rtaidence en the Grande Alice.The sitnstion is one of the most beant'fnl, end the Hou'e one of the largest and most ormmodiono in the Oity, and is fitted up with a furnace and «11 the modern conveniences.An extensive yard, with substantial Brick Outhouses and Stables built in rear of lot fully 100 feet from dwelling, J.A.CHARLEROI?, N.P.January 4,1889.___________Am House for Sale, That magnifioen p cur- stone and Fire Brick, Nos.431 and 433, St.John Street, facing the Church of St.Jean Baptiste and opposite Deligny Street, 20 x 40 feet, with a wing of three stories in rear of 25 feet, forming 65 feet in detth, witn a fire Shop and 11 well-finished Rooms.Tho House is two stories with French roof o-vereJ with Galvanized Iron, and a Dorns giving a splendid view of the City and Country.Yard and entrance on Claire Fontaine Street, and most confortable lodging t.Api ly to the Proprietor, EDWARD GIGUERF, Merchant.January 4, 1889,\tLp House for Sale.MS ¦ House nos.97 and 101 of Bridge Htree\", and foiining the Corn» of Bridge and King Streets, with Bakery, Ovens and Furnace.Specially adapted for a Confectioner cr Baker\u2019s Establishment.Apply to MEREDITH A COUTURE, Notaries Public, Qucbeo.January, 1, lc89.To Let, From the 1st May, 1889, THE RESIDENCE, GARDEN and Premises of the Late HENRY DINNING on the Grande Allee.The premises will be put in first-class state of repair to suit tenants, and if required may be made np into two tenements.AGENCY OF THE 9R8ULINE LADIES, 81, St.Peter Street.December 28, 18-8.\tL MRI To Let, lanA fITWO OFFICES IN UNION oisM A BaDk Building, immediate possession if requited.Apply UNION BANK OF CANADA1 Feoruary 2, 1888.p«rlv tged.St.Mil Street \u201e\tL WIDENING ! CHEAP SALE -OF- 20 lier cent.Discount -ALLOWED- On all purchases of $1.00 and over ! Anticipating the widening of ST.JOHN STREET to com mence early in the coming Spring, necessarily our building will be completely demolished,- and wishing to remove as little of oar Stock As possible to new premises, we now offer the whole of our immense assortment of HàBDffâRE OF ALL KINDS ! f-AT- A Reduction of 20 percent in other words giving One Dollar mrtlifor Eighty Cents ! i im»3 1*15 LUXURY ! Now is your CHANCE TO ECONOMIZE.Save 20 Cents on every Dotlar that yon spend by buying your Hardware Furnishings now.YOU MUSTJWANT Electro-Mated Ware, Agate Iron Ware, Enamelled Iron and Tin Ware, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Kitchen Utensils of all kinds, Steel Knives and Forks, WANTED, an Overseer, or chief advertiser, and one to three assistants (according to aize of county and population).$65 a month salary and expenses to overseers, and $30 to assistants.No peddling.No soliciting.Duties confined to making collections, distributing printed matter, putting up advertisements, etc., of Electric Goods.Expenses advanced ; salaries paid each month.Enclore four cents postage for full specimen line of advertising matter to ELECTRO GALVANIC CO., Palace baildiog, Cincinnati.O.No attest on paid to postal cards.December 27,1888.1889\u2014DIRECTORY\u20141889 MR.pHERRIEU DES1RE3 TO ] KJ form his friends ani patrons thit he will shortly be in the Oity in ordor to cm mence the compilation of the Tbiitr-Third (33) iaaue of CHERRIER\u2019S QUEBEC D1KKC TORY for 1839-90.A.B.CHERRIER, Vice-President of thelCherrier Directory Puhlithiug Co.January 3, 1889.\tL PM Dimer, Deseri, TaWe aid Tea Spoors anil Fork BUILDERS Save 20 per cent, on the price of your Hardware.LOCKS of every description with or without mountings.TINGES, (Iron, Brocze and Spring).We have a Large'and Complete Assortment of Builder\u2019s Hardware.Give us a call.MECHANICS Save your money and buy wh&t^er Tools you may require now.We will deduct £0 Cents on eyery dollar\u2019s worth yon Bay.We Have a Complete Line of Saws, Chisels, Hammers, Plasterers\u2019 Trowels, Bricklayers' Trowels; Sculptors Tools, Planes, Flyers, Etc., Etc.SPORTS ! I^ow is your time to buy a Cheap xp 20 Per Cent, will be deducted off of our regular prices on all our 8plendid Assortment of Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition, Pocket-Knives, Bowie Knives, Skates, Sleighs, Etc., Etc.XMAS GOODS ! Call and examine our Stock of Goods, Suitable for Christmas Presents.JUST RECEIVED : Elegant PlatedSWare, New Carver\u2019s Sets, Carpet Sweepers, Toy Banks, Cents\u2019 Requisites, Etc., Etc.GENERAL PUBLIC; This is a Genuine Reduction and we invite you all to call and examine.-REMEMBER- ONE DOLLAR\u2019S WORTH FOR EIGHTY CENTS -AT- The Style of CENTLEMBV* PROMENADE GARMENT, at present worn in the FRENCH CAPITAL is the most Fashionable in Europe, it is a BLOUSE of Fine CLOTH or MELTON, lined in FUR, of a Peculiar Cat, and called hy PARISIANS a \u201cPELISSE.\u201d Having, by special favor, procured in advance of others, a Model of this desirable GARMENT, we are the Only Honse in the City that can supply to order, in all the New Colors, this splendid specimen of PARISIAN TASTE, ELEGANCE and COMFORT.We have still on hand a few lengths o IRISH FRIEZE\u2014for Caped C:«ts\u2014they are taliiog fast an 1 parties in need of snch a Garment bhonld leive their orders vvithon flay.' j W.VINCENT 38, Fabrique Street.December 6.1888.\tap:3r.m aiMMl'o.FURKÎER8 TO THE QUEEN.A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION i -OF- First-Class Furs.THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN Fnr Lined Mantles, Boas, Collars, Muffs, IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE FUBS.Perfect Fitting SrahSkin Jackets - «a\t\u2022 and Newmarkets a Specialty.Only the best Alaska Seals kept in Stock.November 14,1888.\tnsrSl-Im 88 XMAS._ MEW YEAR 89.H.f, fright's Bookstore, Opposite the Post Office.OF THE MANY THINGS SUITABLE for Xmas and New Year Prewnte in j Stock, I should suggest A Leather Psrtefolio or Writing Case.A Fine Leather Purse.A Leather Card Case.A Photograph Album in either I either or Plush.A neatly bound volume of tome favorite Poet A perfect writing, fully guaranteed.Gold Fountain Fen.A yetr\u2019s subscription to some Magazine or news; a-er.And c : e «\"{ the numerous little Kcicknacks thit cost Htil% bnt are sure to make someone happy.Don\u2019t forget the addrets,\u2014 , H.I.fright\u2019s Bookstore, Opposite the Post Office.December 19,1888.\tnov29-Am 1880.THE NEW YEAR OIFIEISrS !-BY- FFEHING THE FOLLOW NG LINES -OF\u2014_ ! Heady-Made Over-Coats, do do Suits, do do Pants.SALE TO LAST TWO WEEKS ! BEFORE STOCK-TAKING.3D.TAILOR.January 3, 1889.\t*pl23-Lm Jo.1, St.John Street ft.B.\u2014The above Discount Is al lowed on Cash Purchases Ouly.December 10,1888, TWEEDS - ¦ 'AND 1 EIOSIEE'X REDUCED IN PRICES ! OEPTONE WINE or CHAPOTEAUT.X\t\u2014Peptone is beef perfectly digested by Pepsine, tho same ax bythe Stomach.Pepfcono Wine! is* f inerôm-ablu benefit to invalidiJ^^onvrief1-cents, Old Peiple and those suffering from Anaemia, impaired digestion .distaste for food,Consumption, Diabetes, Dysentery, diseases cf the Stomach, Liver and Intestines or extreme weakness and exhaustion arising from Tumours, Cancerous Affections and all wanting diseases ; this Wine is invaluable where sn extra amount of nourishment is re-qui red,\t_________________ QOUGHS, CONSUMPTION.\u2014GRIMAUI T\u2019S HYP0PH08-PHITE OF LIME SYRUP is still, after 30 years s ucessfnl trial, the t-est and most rational of all remedies in CONSUMPTION' and ALL CHEST and LUNG DISEASES ; Under ils influence the cough ceases, night sweats disappear and perfect _____health is rapidly established.OICK HEADACHES, NEURALGIA, O are instantly relieved by taking G HIM AULTS GUAR AN A, a single powder of which is snffeient to cur«* instantaneously the most violent rick headache : I.UARaNA owe* its ocrative virtues to the large quantity of caffeine which it contains.The Lancet says : \u201c G cabana powders are a certain remedy for sick headache.\u201d___________ MIDY\u2019CJ SANTAL CAPS U L K S.\u2014 There are now ured in the Hospitals of Paris in place of Copaiba, Cubebs, and astringent liquide, and will cure in forty-eight hoars all derangements of the Urinary Organa in either sex without inconvenient» of any kind.GRIM AULT A Cle.,pharmaoen(ical chemists, 8.Rc* Vivienne, PARIS.Montreal: Ltmans, Sons ft Co.; Qtiebec : Da.E* Morin ft Co.November 10, 1888.\tFm-aa-nat GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.BAKER\u2019S BMM Cocoa.Warranted abooUttuly pure Cocoa, from wkkb the excess of 03 has been removed.It has «sore than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch Arrow-root or Sugar, and is therefore far more economics}, costing less than one cent a cup.It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested.and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons ia health.Sold by Grocers everywhere T.BAKER h co., Metier, Mas.1 December 27,1888 sotbur-Ltn 544 r ¦- THE MORNÏNG CHRONICLE, THDKSDAY.JANUAIftV 10\t1889 Chess.An Affect ins I\u2019oem.\u2022 Correflpon.denee intended for thU column and exchanges should be addressed \u201cChujp Editor Mormixo Chrosiclb, Qubbeo.\u2019 Richard K.Burten i< the author of tho po^m, \u201cThe City of the Dssd.\u201d It id as fol-lows : Quebec, Thursday, January 10th, 1889.Problem No.490.Composed for The Baltimore Swiday New» by W.A.Sbinkaiao, Grand Rapids, Mich., who oalis it a trifle for beginners.They do neither plight nor wed In the city of the devl.In the oity when* they sleep away the hoars ; Bat they lie, while o\u2019er them range Winter blight and summer change.And a hundred happy whisperings of flowers.No, they neither wed nor plight, And the day is like the night.For their vision is of other kind than ours.Black\u20141 piece.POWDER Absolutely Pure.'3Tbi* powder oarer rar.ea.A marvel of parity, strength and wbolesomenase.More oonomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot \u2022 sold in competition with the multitude of ow test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.Sold only in cans.liOTAL Baxikq PowDia Co., 106, Wall at., rf.Y, 29.1M7\tÏj» They do neither sing nor sigh la the burg of by and by, Where the streets hare grasses growing cool and long ; Bat they rest within their bed, Leaving all tbsir thoughts unsaid, Deeming silence better far than sob or song No, they neither sigh nor sing, Though the robin be a-wing, Though the leaves of autumn march a million strong.Tiiere is cnly reel and peace lo the city of eurcease From tho failing's and the wailings \u2019neath the sun ; And the wings of the swift yoira Beat hut gently o\u2019er the biers, Making music to the sleepers, every one.There is only peace and rest ; But to them it seemeth best, For they lie at ease, and know that life is done.W bits- 5 pieces.White to play and mate in four moves.Literary & Historical Society of Quebec.AT THIS SEASGH OF THE YEAR Solctioü to Problem No.488.:rr is pbopkr to inform- tks ! £ IHBim HOUSEKEEPERS 1.K Kt 2, Kt moves ; 2.K, P or B Kt, P Kt 3 ; 3.B mates.Ifl.KtB8 B'tks P etc.Solved by J.B.A.,\u2014Too much stmencsi in the mates.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING YES-TRRDA Y.-THAT THE- Answers to Correspondents.BEST CMES Are made with the aid of the E* T., Pittsburg\u2014Paper received, many thanks.J.-W.S , Montreal\u2014Thanks for recent eomuannications.Have written yon.The annual general meeting of the Literary & Historical Society of Quebec was hold yesterday, Wednesday, morning, 9th Jannary, in the library of the society, at 10 o\u2019clock.There was a good attendance of members.After reading the minutes of the last monthly meeting, the Council Secretary, A.Robertson, Esq., mbmitted the annual report of the society, for the past year :\u2014 ANNUAL REPORT.CELEBRATED COOK\u2019SFRIEND I\u2019BAKING POWDER hich Is aow so anlreraaily employed for raising all kind* of Biscuits, Bans, Rolls, Scoas, Pancakes, Johnny Cakes, Griddle Oakes, Ac., Ac., also for Shortening Pie srost, and improving Boiled Paste, The OOOK\u20198 FRIEND is equal In parity to the parest, and far ahead of any other In economic value.It eontalnr no ingredient that would injure the most delicate stomach.I ST.JOHN \u201cGLOB*\u2019\u2019 PROBLEM T0CRNEY, NO.2.A book of the above Tonrcey will be pab lished in neat pamphlet form at 60c.per I copy, provided a sufficient number of orders be received to ensore tho publisher against lose, which will necessitate the sale of 200 j copies.The book will contain the prdimi nary announcement, the competing problems, the award of the judges, end Mr.Shinkman\u2019a elaborate andcritiaal review of the problems, Subscriber* will please forward name and address and number of copies required, at once, to C.F.Stubbe, St.Juno, N.B.Ratailfld by all respacfcabls Broeen CAUTION,\u2014Be sure to buy the genuine \u201cOOOK8 FRIEND.\u201d No variation rom that name is-goontne.See the Trade Mark on every Package.TRADE MARK May 1 1*S8 NOTICE.The sixteenth annual meeting of the Canadian Chess Association takes place on Monday next, the 14th instant, in Montreal, and picmisee to be a very successful one.Tuesday of this week was the cay fl*ed for the beginning of the match between Steioitz and Tscbigorio, at the Havana Cnees Club.Three Ajeebs sr* now in the field, one at the Eden Musee, New York, another in the hands of the Sheriff in Cincinnati, and a third in Chicago.It is proposed to publish in book form, handsomely printed and bound, the games in ths corresponding match between the United States and Canada provided sufficient subscriptions be promised to cover expanses.Tfce price of tha book will be $2.00.Intending subscribers may address K.D.Peterson.Box 332, Milwaukee, Wis.Will.H.Lyons, of Newport, Ky., carries a very complete stock of chess literature and supplies : and he baa just isined a neat twenty-one page supplement to bis catalogne No.5, which embraces many rare and valuable works.The St.Pstersborg club has been defeated in a telegrepbio match by Krasnoïarsk.Siberia.Game No.452.Notice is hereby given that application will ba made by the un 1er* signed to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, or an Act authorizing tbs sa\u2019e aai alienation, 1st, Of the immoveables eubstitoted by the wil of the late Miss Agaea Adela Jucho-eia Dnchetnsy.exe-anted before J.E.C.Pelletier and his cell »«g.e notarié?, at Quebec, on the l?th April, 1>86 ; Aid, Of tbs share in the said immoveable* and in those of the late Honorable LI rear Henri Jncberean Dach»«Eay.of the kre Henri Jnlet Juche a an Ducfaeutay, in his life time cf 8te.Marie de la Beau;?, Esquire, advocate, bequeathed in usufruct to Dame Caroline Tetu, Iris wife, and n naked\tto his chilira oadsr ths term* cf b:e holograph will, bear date on the twenty-first of January, 1874, duly proved and enregistered in the office of the Ftrothonotary of ths Superior Courf, at St.Joseph, Bcance ; 3rd, Like share in the said immoveables of the late Honorable Elzsar Henri Jucheraao Ducheicay, of Marie Elzear Edmond de Salles Laterriere, minor child issue of ths marriage of the late Edmond de Salles Imtsrriere, in his life time of the Parish cf Les Jtboulamanta, physician, with the late Dame Marie Sophie Corinne Jucberaan Du-\u2018leeoay hie wife.Alexander Lindsay.At'orcey for Edmond Jocherean Dacha*nay and of Maurice Juchereau Dncheenay.C, A.P.Pelletier, Tutor of M.E.Edmond de Salle* Lateiriere, Caroline T.Jochareau Dncheenay, Marie Louise Jochereau Du may.H, J.J.B.Chouinard.Recently played at Ottawa, between Mr.Narraway and Mr.H.{Jerome Gambit.) Wh.te-Mr.N.1\tPK4 2\tKt K B3 3\tB B 4 4\tB tks P ch 5\tKt tks P oh 6\tQ R 5 oh (a1 7\tQ Q 5 ch 8\tQ tks B » P Q 4 10\tQB4 11\tP K B 4 12\tQ K 2 13\tCastles 14\tP B 5 15\tB Kt 5 16\tKc Q 2 17\tQ R 5 oh 18\tP B6 19\tP tks P ! Biack\u2014Mr.H.1\tP K 4 2\tKt Q B 3 3\tH B 4 4\tK tks B 5\tKt tk* Kt 6\tKt Kt 3 (6) 7\tK Ksq 8\tK Kc K 2 \u2022 9\tP Q 3 10\tBQ2 11\tP Kt 4 12\tB B so 13\tBR 3 14\tKt Bsq 15\tQ Q 2 16\tP R 2 17\tKQsq 18\tP tks B 19\tUssigcs (e) NOTES.(re nsnal.(«) Be has not aaghoet of achanoeof swing the game\u2014St.John Globe.Qükbeo,'January 9th, 1889.The President and Council of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec bog to present st this annual meeting of the society, their reports and accounts for the past year.It is a matter for congratulation that we are able to state, that through the liberality of the Premier of the Province and his colleagues.the Government and Legislature of Quebec have restored to the society an aonnal .grant, to enable ns to print transactions, and -rare mannscripts, and to otherwise proseente * oar lahonrs according to the aims of the society.Up to 1884 the asnonnt yearly granted ns wa* $750.In that year it was discontinued, however, and owing to losses in membership, non payment of snbscriptions, &o, the financial position of the society became somewhat crippled.Last year, the present Government granted us $500, and we have reaann to believe that that sum, if not more will bs annually placed in tbs estimates for oar benefit.By means of that grant we have been enabled to place in the printers hands the manuscript of a volume of transactions, which will be published early daring the resent winter.We have also added to the library a large number of volumes.For several years pist, the QaebeaGovern-ment has demanded certain original manuscripts relating to the early history of the country, which have been in the possession of the society for a great many years.The committee appointed by the society to confer with ths Govtrnment, on the subject, satisfied themselves that the claim of the Government was legal, and that the acciety was the custodian and not the owner of the oapera in qaestion.Accordingly, the librarian handed over to the Provincial Secretary all the volumes of original manuscripts, and manuscript copies from the Pari* and London archives, as described in his report, which is bere appended.) During the year 1888, seventeen new members were elected, and fourteen withdrew from the society.Of the latter three resigned, swen left the oity, and four died.The council regrets exceedingly the s*d loss which the society sustains in the deaths of Jean B.Dion, Roderick McLeod, for many yrars a talented and zeal-ms office-bearer, the Hon Senator Jam.*s G.Ross, and tho Count de Premie Real, late Consnl-General for Spain st this port.We have an active membrrahip of 190.His Excellency, the Rt.Hon.the Lord Stanley, Governor-General of Canada, was elected patron and honorary member of the society.The following letter of acceptance was received.a^a.1164 to 1775, ami oue volume Registres des Insinuations des Cahiepa d\u2019intendance Complet » ret* f f the book* of George Kim*, Matthew Arnol 1.Em rson, J.Resell L> * 1, Oliver Weidell II Ime* and Nathan il Ha*-th roe,.are icclude-i in the purchases ft the yea-, but the works of Sir Walter Scott, .Dickens, Thackeray and Bulwer Lytton *re ! s ill in a mo't dilapidated and irreparable condition, hut it was deemed more advisable | to purchase the works of anthors that were ; not on our shelves than to renew theso old ones, but tho incoming council may see their way to prooare the much needed sets of these favorite anthors.F.0.WüRTELK, ^ .\tLibrarian.Qnebec, 31st December, 1888.RELY ON HOP BITTERS.It may Sa.e Your Ufa.\u2014 .Pot, Reward paid for a case they will net cure.report was read by E, 68 12 The Treasurer's Pope, Esq Edioin Porpe, Treasurer, in Account icith the Literary and Historical Society.1888.\tDr.Jan.10\u2014To balança from \u20181887.$ Deo.31\u2014Members\u2019 subscriptions, current.\u201c Members\u2019 subscriptions, arrears.\u2022'Newspapers sold.\u201c Transactions sold.\u201c Grant from Provincial Government.*ys and Girls in Chins,\u201d and there is a de cripti ,n of \u201c.'ome of John Chinatnun\u2019s Invention\u2019s.\u201d Mrs.Holman Hunt described \u201cHome Life in the East\u201d ; papers on yiain, Japan and other countries.Africa, \u201cThe White Pasha.\u201d bp Noah Brooks, a skstch cf Henry M.Stanley ; \u201cHow an American Family Lived in Egypt\" ; \u201cSailor-Boy Dromios,\u201d a story of tbe siege of Alexandria *»Î5P\u2019*\"S In consequence of I.nisl.ons of THE WORCESTERSHIRE .A L CE .which are calculated lo deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins have to request that Purchasers see that the Label on every bottls bears their Signature thus\u2014 2*™»^ aod Trade Marks obtained, aad \u2022 ] ^FERS bo\u201ca#\u201c oondQCt®d fo* MODERAT.ObR OFFICE 18 OPPOSITE XT.8.PA-TEN 1 OFFICE.We have no sub-agencies, all business direct, hence oaa transast patent business in less time and at LESS COSTthmn hose remote from Washington.Send model drawing, or photo, with dmerip on.Ye advise is patentable or not, fraec charge.Unr fee not doe till patent is secured.A book, \u201cHow to Obtain\t~ - ferenoe Australia.A series of inteiesting articles importing much novel and atnusin* infirmât! 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