Array Oovornmcnt Printing office . OFFICE—Clarknon Street, opposite rear L,»*m trance of Colonial Hotel. B,-ffl8inKNCE—Astnen St., opposite now ■Baptist Church. Tolophono No. 28. OFFICP1 HOOBa—• 10 a. m. tol2nonn| a to 5; auil 11:80 l-j S p. in. duolrlto Daily British Columbian. aasssac VOLUME 4 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SATURPAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1888. NUMBER 135 D •WOl.P SMITH, M. D. ' At. MACLEAN, D. A., M. D„ C. M. OFFICE: MoKonxIe Street. RtEMinENOF,: Agnoa Street, third linuso roi.i Mary Street. Telephone No. 11. OKl'-IOEHOUltS: 10 to 12; 3,to6; r.toS. il-cliiJ3l« Ij m.G001>KU, II. A.|H. D.i * rHVSIOIAH & SDUOEON. OFFICES anil Ul'SSIIJIONOB-Ohurch Ht. mt-rtt door to Fnini'*rs' Hointr), near <rolnmliliiHt.,New Westminister, B.C1. TOFFIOK HOUltH—8 to 10 a. m.;"t to rl mid fl.80 to 8 p. m. Cal Is in town and country promptly attended to. _e2tc P. WK1.SII, DBNTIST. Room Ml, - - (Tolimlnl Hotel. Opi-roii IIOITR51—10 to I. dfeStc o IOBKOirl.lt Jt *ilc«r<lll., HARRISTElia, siii.rul'COKS, ETC. >'Hces. Masonic Bulldlngii, New Westmin- ' «ter, ana Vancouver, B. C. ]yald*to rp C. ATKINSON, RABRISTEIl, SOLICITOR, Ac. IcKenzte Street. lwfolOto New Westminster, B. 0. iw MORMAN nOLK,(t.C, BA KRISTER-AT-*LAW. ^*n.I Agent Money to Loan. Columbia St., Ine2tc New Westnilnster, B. C. j .LOW At, MACI.UttE, ARCHITECTS. I;fkick •- Room E, Ov-jr Bank of B. C, ir.ltc Columbia Street. l>t W (ilt.VXT, . Rr. ARCHITEOTJ Joffici:— Corner Mary and Clarkson Str, dwf«28to rlLLIAM It. KING, ARCHITECT, (.•JII-DINO A LAND STJRVEYOB, SANITARY ENOINEER. B-^ficb—New Musonlo Blook, rlwaplSU*. Westminster. LBERT J. IIILL, . M. CAN. Soo. C. E. _ VIL KNG1NEEK, LAND SUItVEYOB and DRAUGHTSMAN, [Vice—Now Masonic Block, XwmlilStc New Wostminster. J. WALKCU Jt CO.-. &COUNTANTB, STOCKBROKERS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE and GENERAL AGENTS. Clank Buildings, NewWestmlnster, B.C. \_ Clare Road, Halifax, England, dwinyntc J TRAPP, FaUCTIONEER AJrJD Al'PRAISER, liinibln Street New Wostmlnrrter \ 1 commissions will receive prompt careful atteutioo. Best references Ion when ro'iulrcd. mhl2-tc RAND BROS. |k-&!j ESTATE mtOKRUS, Convcyan*r.erii Collc<itarsf And lnsHrmwe Ageiitii, (Ic«h at VICTORIA: Fort Streot, NBW WKWTMINSTER: Corner MuKotisle iniU Clavktton HU. VANCOUVER, Cordova Htreet. KtTILDINO I.OTH for Halo In nil Keot.ons Vancouver and Now Westminster City, rAKM LANDS of mipRrior quality for le nt ChilUwlmi'k, Port Hammond, la«ley, Matsc|Ul, SumiiK, Mud lluy.Lad- j"« r.andlntf, Lulu Island, North Arm fit Pitt River. k»ps and Plans exhibited andthefull- Rn formation furnished at all our offloes, Ie20l*o 1LLIAMS BROS. [land Agents & Surveyors. | ANS PREl'AUBO. SURVEYS HADE f.-ge or Small Sums of Money Advanced |>n Good Securities, nt Reasonable I Rated of Interest. pau for Sale on Fraser River, above mtut below tt.tr *West minster. ,/ILLIAHS BROa are luoonetantcoin- nnloatlon with Intending Bottlers from Claud and elsewhere, and bave speolal Jlltles for eirecMnfj sales. [hair charges aro lower than any other -nta ln tho Province. P*FICE8—Cornor of Granville nnd Cor- n Street*, and opposite C. P. H. station, •eo-»v«ir. B. C. dupHiul lESTMINSTER - BLAINE- WHATCOM A«E LINE. S. MIMiEH'H STAGES Will make _, two trips a week betweon Wcstttllu- [and Blaine, making close connections L. the IT. H. Mali State line between Jtne and Whatcom. Stages LEAVE ISTMINRTER on THUK8DAY nnd I'URDAY at 8 a. m.: returnlnKLEAVE Link on Wednesday nnd^-RinAY 1 a. m. Further particulars may bo Etlned at the Colonial Hotel, my-i-klte T.J.TRAPP&CO. rnAKB THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKINU THEIR NUMEROUS PAT- |_ rons lor tlio vory liberal support extended to them in tho past and of informing them that thoy aro still to be found at tho OLO STAND, anil trust thnt by careful attention to btuinom in all its details to still merit and secure that largo share of patronage which has always been oxtondod to tlrejn. "Small Profits'hurt Quick Returns" Is onr motto; ami while wc oon- ftrsrr that wir hnve rrot yd solver! tire problem rrf BUYINf! and SELLING nnil LIVING BY TMl'3 LOyftj. yet at tire samo time we do claim thrrt we liave discovei'Cil WHEN, WHERE and HOW TO BUY tho numerous Articles that we carry. Hence. !iv buvihe iii-the best markets, nt the propcr season, wc aro able to offer our (iustomor-» the VERY BEST MAN UFACTURES at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wo havo -nirrelrascil very largely for the presont season and with thu stook already veocKeit fed on tho way, we claim tn have one of the best selected Stocks in British Columbia. We cavry full linos of GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of nil kinds of tho best makes' t'l'liss-l'tlt & Hllll'l-SaWS, Itiirltc'l Wire for- Fencing, and nil the neooseai'y Utensils for l';ii*iimi!i; Pulley Blocks. Snatch Blocks, Rope & <*!iiiiu in all storm Pitch, Tm* & Oaliiim; Tnmid nnrl Plain Paper for Einilrting; Paints &_ Oils irr nil color-si Liquid PailltS irr all shades; HoOl* Pttillt*. ready to use: tlrliul Stones; Wall Paper in all designs; Brooms & Brushes for nil pm-poscs; Lubricilt ins Oils: Traps of all rl-inririptioni., large enough to catch tho Chinaman who steals your chickens, tho Bear or Panther tlint get away with your family of pics, and small enough to annihilate the Moiii-i that destroys your grain and nil ilifes at your cheese. AST Special attention givon to ordors by mail, «ud if you have any doubt whore to boy any particular article, why go or Bend to T. J. TRAPP * CO., dwapstc Columbia Street, New Westminster. Pioneer Hardware Store! bbtjlb-libbbd -isoa. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Columbia Street, Westminster. B. (1. I m _? o is t ei e oxc Hardware, Agricultural Implements Paints, Oils, Glassware, Crockery, Wall Papers, Wooden Ware. STOVES AND RANGES xir as-u.1 v-A-uiaiTTr. Tinware, llollowarc, Plumber's Goods, Iron Pipe and Fittings. Manufacturer of Tinware. Employs none but first-class Workmen. Contracts for Sheet-iron Cornice Work, Gas Fitting, Plumbing, Roofing, &c, &c. tn-Wl Work (iiinrnntccd to Give Satisfaction. dwmliieml GLOBE HOUSE NOTICE TO THE LADIES. MILLINERY MILLINERY JUST ARRIVED, LATEST LONDON & PARIS FASHIONS STRAW HATS m all Shapes. BONNETS ofthe Newest Stylo. ALSO-A SVLENDli) ASSOU'I'MUNTOP Ribbons, Flowers, Wings, Feathers, Hat Ornaments & Trimmings. O-A.r.1. Jt.mrx3 _B3CA.Mir_srBi. dnp28t<, MRS. WM. RAE. AU BON MARCHE HAVING JUST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF White Skirts, Chemises, Night Dresses, Aprons, 1 UIUl| Wc arc offering the entire Lot at 30 PER CENT. BELOW the usual Prices. These Goods are marked in plain figures and arc GENUINE BARGAINS. WALKER & SHADWELL, COLUMBIA STREET, (lmySto New WmtuiiiMter,, * to OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Civro OnncBRB.-Mayor, Robert Dickinson: City Clerk, Oni>t. RoblnwiDt Pollen Mii«lKlnilo, T. C. Atktnnon; Chief Enfilnoor Flro Dopartraont. w. Corliott; AHNl.HtlUlt, H.Ulllil. COUUT OmciALS.-JlMlgO Ot tlio Sll- promo Court, Hon. J. F. McCroluht; Itegia- trui, W. H. Pnldimr; Sheriff; W.J, Arm- strong. PltOVINCIAL OFPICKIW.— OovOHHUetlt ABent(Oh(i8,WarwIoki KogiutrarofTitlou, It. W. A i-iit.-iimi-i?; Sunt', of I'mvlnclal Asvliun, Dr. It. I. noiitU'y: HtirMH' ot Asylum, .111^. riiiilii';!; ii'tvt*n"»i* nt Ci-niml I'flHiin, Win. Moi-c.-hy; Hlownivl ttuy.O Co- llimblan Hospital, Clms. Ul.il'.v; IimtjJ- (,'nitli'ii keotii, .In". Bprotti Coroner, W. ]). Ferris. Doii 1NION Okkicials. -1'oKlmiisier, J. C. Hrnwn; Collector ot Customs, J. K. Clute; Wiu-ilcn of Penltwiitlary, A. H. McBrldc; Horniuknt J,ilini A-fBiif, tl.II.W. Alkniiui: Crown TimlKT Atreut, T. ii.' Uv^innon; Inspeettjrnf Fisli-ariCB, 't'hos. fttowal. TtKri;icf;ENTA'nvi:s,.--W*tnii)(tr, Dr. T, II. Mejnnes; House of Coiiimoiis, Lloniilil Cliisliolin; I'mvinel.-il l>»lsliituH',Cnpl. W. N. KOlO, ti. C. mm m mn is MAIM GLOSS AMD AHttlVR 03JO3B1 For Can, Pac, Hy.—Dully (except Hundny und Monday), al i'll'i, uml on Suliinlay (foiMliBpaicli Hntutiiy) at 22. For Victoria", V. 1., nnd Western U.S.Offl- etiK—Monduv, 12,46) Tuesday, 8.16; Wednesday, fi.;W; Tliursday, JJ.15; Friday, 6.801 Halm ilny, 8. IS. For Vaucouver, Moodyvllle and Burrard Iiile*-—Dally (except Hundny) at 8.15. For Fort Moody—Dally (except Suuday) at 8, For Ladner's Landing am) Lululsland— Monday, 12,45; Wcdncsdnyand Friday fi.no. For Clover Valley, Hall's Prairie, Surrey Centre and Langley Prairie—Saturday, 0. For Norlh Arm and Sen Island-Thursday, 13.30. For Elgin and Mud Bay—Saturday, 12.45. Kor Plumper's Pass—Monday, 12.4a. For Nanalmo {direct maiI)~TneBday, 19. DTTBl From Can. Pac. By.—Daily (oxcept Saturday) nt 13. From Victoria—Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday 16; Wednesday, Friday nnd Saturday, 11.110. From Vaucouver, Moodyvllle and Burrard Inlet-—Daily (exempt Sundny) at 18. From PortMoody—Dally (exceptSunday) at 17. From Ladner's Landing and Lululsland —Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 16. From Ctover Valley, Hall's Prairie and Luncley Prairie—Friday, 18. From North Arm and Sea Island—Thursday, 12. From Elgin and Mud Bay—Saturday, 11, From Plumper's Pass—Sunday, 16. From Nanalmo (direct mall)—Saturday, POST OFFIOE HOURS: Monoy Order Hours—9 to 17 daily; and eneral Delivery from 0 to 10 (7 p. in.), _ucsdays,Thursdays and Saturdays; Oto 18, Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday except when mails are being mnde up or sorted. Absolutely Pwe. Tills powder never varies, A marvel of purity,strength and wholesomc-neBs, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be suld tu competition with tho multitude of low icst.sjiort weight it lum or pluwnhiue powder*. Hold only lit cans, Hoyai.BAltrta I'owriKit Co., 1'X) Wall St., Now York, * JJfoly TO LET: STORE ON COMJMBtA STREET, In Ituulc of 11. 0, HiiililliiK. Apply to ilinlifflk' HENBY V. EU.MONUS. Tug for Sale! TUQ BOAT78FEET; COMPOUND MA- ohlnory, by Eastern makers. Apply to Mkhmm. BEWICKE A WULFFSOHN, djatltc Vancouver, B, 0, iitilB § ritish Columbian Land for Sale, BEING COIINER LOT lfl, BLOOK 4 N, Hiingo <l W., Tiiilu IkI and—contain Ing 160 aoros of Primp FARMING LAND, situate on a good mud, and about 1% miles from thu North arm of Fraser Rivor, B. 0. Prior, #.'*o per ihtti part cash and balance on tunc wltli inlerest al 8 per cent. Apply to .[. It. TODD A SON. Victoria, B, 0, Hotel toLease! milE NEW TH11EK-STOKV BRIOK "QUEEN'S" HOTEL, Comer of Clement A Columbia Sts. Apply to W. A. DUNCAN, ilwfi)24tu Kew Westmlnstor, U. c. isroTio-B VTOTIOE IS HEREBY HIVBK THAT _ urriler irnil liy virtue of Deod of Arrilriiirnt'iil ln-hrlnii ilnto Juno IhI, 18SH, I linvo Item nppoliitirtl iiNHlnneo for the bomifltof llio orcilHorn of nil llio renl nnd mrrermiil I'stiile of tlie Bi-ltlnlr Columbia l'AoKiuRColiipniiy. J. F. KNIiEUIAUDT. June stir, lim iljoihl Sntnrdar Evenlns, June t, lett. Wrll len for llio Columbian liy Ht. Morrln. A wonderfully sagacious—nay, I might safely say—intelligent dog, wns this self same Morton when I had llnr pleasure of making his acquaintance itt "Orange, a populous and thriving town in sunny Kew Soutli Wales. He was but a youngster of IS or 18 months, and the property of iv widow lady, who with her daughters had taught him ninny little politenesses. He had an ear for tlie variations of sound und music, and was so apt a pupil that when told to piny the piano, lie would jump up on the music-stool, mill,- like many young misses, ho would bang away nt the ivories regardless of the strength of the wires or tlio ears of his audience. As his musical performances had anything but a benelitial effect upon the instrument his education in this department was discontinued. His ear for sound was shown to best advantage in the dining-room. " Sit up to the table, Morton." With instant obedience he would jump up or sometimes clamber up into a chair, although he was so very fat that very little exertion made him puff and blow liko a juvenile steam-engine. Having taken his seat he would fix his beautifully expressive brown eyes on whoever had invited him to the table, and, as if ho were trying to say, "Don't you understand met" he would after a moment or two look towards the viands on the table and then back again "Ask, Morton!" "Whoo!" The spaniel would reply in a gentle tone. ..-.- f* ntti lit 11 "Ask louder." * "MM "Whoo! Whoo!! Whoolll" Morton would respond in a key loud enough to make even a truant boy hear when skating 3 miles from school. But it wns not only in matters where the appetite was concerned that he shone. When told to do so, he would shut the door. This, by standing on his hind legs and banging himself against it; and when told to open the door be would get hia mouth over the knob and try very hard to obey. He had been taught obedience, and hence was useful as well as amusing, If told to bring in wood, he was equal to the command, and, wagging his tail, would leave the room, returning with a piece of fugwood.in his mouth. Morton had a literary taste as well. Every afternoon he instinctively knew the exact time whon the newspaper should be left at the front door. Not a day did he miss tho "news," and judging from his air of importance, his stately gait, and the knowing look he gave his mistress as ho brought it to her, he was cognizant of the exalted position ho held in tho household. His mistress mado him a Scotch cup, decorated with feathers and nicklo, of which ho was very proud, and when told to "fetch" his cap, he know exactly where to lind it. A cat and a goat were his companions. Of these he was very fond, and it was laughable to sue Morton and the goat walking out together. When his feline playraato had tlio misfortune to have a log broken ho was most attentive, and with a sympathetic look would lie down by her side for hours at a time, A Findlay, Ohio, dispatch of the 21st ult., says: Tho people of this vicinity wore terrified last night on seeing strange flashes of light in the northern sky assume the shape of a human hand. The appearance lasted an hour. The first finger of the hand seemed to point at the sleeping eity, while blood seemed to drip from all the lingers. Parisian prophets are not taking much stock in Ilnulanger's future. He was 50 years old on April 29th, and they argue that since Napoleon bocame first consul at 30, and Napoleon 141 was elected president of the republic at 40, Boulanger is a trifle aged for any great revolutionary deeps. Recent tests of three typos of storage batteries, intended for street-car service, gavo encouraging results. Tho accumulators showed an efficiency of 89.3 to 91 per cent when tested for quantity, and 78.5 to 83.4 per eent, when tested for energy. Joa. Hoiuulin, M. 1)., Hull, l*. Q., write.: "Dr. Thomas' Kclectric OU commands a largo and increasing sale whioh it richly merits. 1 have always formd it exceedingly helpful:. I use it In all esses of rheumatism, as well as fractures and dislocations. I mado uso of it myself to calm the pains of a broken log with dislocation of the foot, and in two days I was entirely relieved of the pain." BY TELEGRAPH. Children Cryfor Pit^iCwtate A Big Opium HrlElirr.—ItrltlMb Troul- meat Aboard Hhlp-fke Emperor mill ImproTlns* Honorary Degree* at Camlirldge-Frou- Her Ncgollatlowt Between France and -flenuaD}'. LAST KlfilirifbKSPAWHKS. THi: MITK1KW1EZ CONlTfiSlOKS. PmuDBLpmA, JtmoB,-—Thefa'inotu Mitkiewiez eonceastoiiB which everybody thought completely dead, wero brought before the public to-day iu a manner which leaves no doubt of their validity. Patera wero shown in the court 'rf common plen-i to-dny by Count MitkiBwibK and his asaocinte P&ihu, bringing auit againat Wharton Barker for neglect to carry out liis agrreemont and alleging fraud and ci>llunion with other partial to deprive Mitkuwicz and Paine of thoir rights. The oom* plaint'Recites tlmt Barker agreed to furnish nil of tho monoy necessary to obtain tho concessions aud to organize and capitalize tho companies required to carry on the business contracted to bo performed, while the complainants wero to conduct tha negotiations iu China, It further alleges that he, Mitkiewicz, obtained the concessions and returned to America, accompanied by a Chinese envoy empowered to conclude the agreements made with the vicerov, Li Hung Chang, but that Barker, while entertaining aaid viceroy as hia guest executed with the latter certain papers leaving the complainants completely out of the schemes contemplated. Having done this, tho com* plaiuants further allege that Barker brought certain other parties into the projects and proceeded to organize cortain companies but not the ones he originally agreed to organize. Mitkiewicz claims that by ignoring him and dealing direct with the Chinese envoy, Barker violated his agreement with him, and by refusing or neglecting to organize the companies required by the original agreement he is seriously impairing the chances of success in the enterprises which he declares are merely awaiting the fulfilment of Bar ker'a part of the contract to become nn accomplished fact. He further demands to be reimbursed in the sum of 818)000 for the expense in conducting the negotiations and prays that Barker be compelled to organize a company with $6,000,000 capital, iu which the complainants, Mitkiewicz and Paine, shall be interested as orignally agreed. THE CANADIAN SYSTEM. Washington, June 8.—In the house to-day the Dinirley resolution was adopted calling on the secretary of tho treasury for information as to whether an order is now in force by which United States vessels passing througe tho Canadian canals to American ports, when they make their voyage via the St Lawrence, pay less tolls than whon they make it by way of Lake Ontario, and whether further legislation is necessary to authorize the seoretary to impose additional tolls upon vessels passing through the Sault Ste. Marie csnal bound to Canadian ports in case Canada continues her discrimination against vessels bound to American ports. ALICE W00DHUU. Kew York, June 8.- Miss Alice Woodhull, who was extradited from England on n charge of forging the signature of John Gill to $52,000 worth of United States bonds, wnsdischarged to-day by the United States commissioner. Miss Woodhull wns subsequently arreBtod on another charge of forgery and held for hearing oh Monday next. THK WJIYTE-MELVILLB 1HV0K0JJ. London, June 8.- -Mrs. Whyfco Melville, tho wife of Rev. Hi Whytti Melville, who last Decemur doped with the daughter of Captain Dunn, hns been granted a divorce on the grounds that her husband is a bipamist. Mot? ville, whoso real name is Higgins,- deserted his wife to marry a Indy who hns just secured a divorce from him. Tho latter was a wealthy widow,d&ugll- ter of Lord Bateman, and cousin of Lord Salisbury. Last Deoember Mol- vill olnped with Mias Dunn, whose father was lately the govornor of Cantlc* bar Jail and an ex-officer of the United States army, ST. PKTEltSBURQ OPINIONS. St. PeteksjU'Iuiu, June 8.—The Noeot Vrrtnya states tho measures which the Czur desires to impose upon the Ameer of Afghanistan with a view to prevent good rehtions between Afghanistan and tho Russian-Turkomans cm lead tu uo praiieal results, but ciily to discontent among the Afghans, which will prejudice the interests nf England. St. Petersburg, June 8.— Tlio Moscow Gazette in un cdituriil discuss ing German affairs says: "It iu time thai each power should clearly specify its future policy. Tho community of iuiorests between Russia and France are a logical sequence nf thu pnliiic.il situaii-m. THIS MOWING'S DESPATCHES ailBltlDAN'ri CONDITION. Washington, D.C., June P.—Sheridan rested well during the latter part of last night. His pulse and respiration are good, and no unfavorable symptoms have appeared. At 12:30 o'clock Dr. Mathews on leaving the houso said; "So far, the general had pa «cd a comfortable day and i doing fairly well all around." suku'iun'h mother hehiouslt ill. Somerset, Ohio., June 11.— General Sheridan's mother, who has been seriously Ul for somo time, had a relapse yestor- Jay afternoon and doctors express little hope of her recovery, Hor son's condition has not beon made known to her for fear of the result. SHERMAN liKTTKR, New York, June fk—General Sherman line sufficiently recovered from his attack of ihenmatlsm to sit up to-day. COURT MOURNING. Berlin, June 9.—An Imperial onler has been issued directing court to wear mourning for Emperor William until August sixth. The empress and suite havo started for the scene of tho Vistula floods. BRUTALLY MDItpBRKD, Syracuck, Kans., June 0.—August Johnson and his fourteen-year-old son wero found dead on tho prairie yesterday with their bodies terribly mutilated. Suspicion points to Johnson's brother Oscar, who travelled with him whilo they sold uud branded horses. Oscar has disappeared. WUENDLV NEGOTIATIONS. Berlin, June 0.*—It is reported that negotiations are on foot betwoen France and Germany to lessen as much at possi-. hie the harassing aspects of the German passport edict. 000D ADVICE. London, June 9.—The Standard and Morniny Pout advise the farmers of Ontario to abandon wheat-growing and raise cattle. The text for this ad vine is the reports of bad crops. A BIG OPIUM SEIZURE. San Franoisco, June 9.—It has been learned here that the opium, valued at 820,000, seized at Indianapolis, yesterday, left Victoria, B.C., about the eighth of last month. It was conveyed across the river from Mooretown, Ont., in a small boat to a place kept by a man named Saunders. The consignment was taken tho same night to Smith's Creek, a small station on the Grand Trunk railway, whence it was shipped by express to T. Winter, Indianapolis. Both Saunders and Winter have been arrested and enough evidence has been gathered to convict them. ALCOHOL OR ILL-TREATMENT. San Francisco, June 9.—Notwithstanding the verdict of the coroner's jury that alcoholism was the cause of the death of Joseph Morris, fireman of the str, Willamette, who shipped at Seattle and died on the trip down, the other fire* men are of the belief that his death was caused by ill-treatment and abuse from the officers of tho vessel. Four of them, who havo left the vessel, state that the officers compelled Morris to work In the hot fire room when he was so ill he could scarcely stand up, Ue tried to throw himself overboard but was stopped by the captain, who had him bound. The cords were tied so tightly about his wrists that his arms became swollen and black, and while In this condition his strength gavo way and he died. The affair will probably be further investigated. THIS AFTERNOON'S 0KSPATCHK8. MURDER AND SUICIDE. Dublin, June 9.— At Walderstowu, county Westmeath, to-day, Constable Simpson murdered Sergeant McGown and afterwards suicided. Simpson first shot McGowan, but tho ballet not killing him he took the latter's sword aud ran him through. HONORARY DEGREES. London, Juno 9.—The university of Cambridge to-day conferred honorary degrees npon tho actor Lewis, Prinoe Albort Victor, Lord Salisbury, Rose- berry, Randolph Churchill, Goschen, chancellor of the exchequer, and Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland. WOUNIJUP." ' '' "" * London, June 9.—The court has ordered the affairs of the American exchange to be wound up. THE YACHT COLLISION. Baltimore, June 9.—The body of Oarrett has not beon recovered. The str. Joppa, which sunk the yacht arrived this morning. Capt. Wheeler, of the Joppa, says tne yacht-changed its course wben within 100 yards of the steamer and it was then impossible to cnange the steamer's course, PASSED A GOOD NIGHT. Porsham, June 9.—Tlie emporor had a good night aud is quite cheerful to* day. ffc visited tho park. NEW TRIAL RECUSED. Sax Fiuncisco, Juno 0.—A now trial was to-day denied Soneca A. Swalui, convicted of appropriating the diamonds of Clum Bell McDonald's husbimd. Ho will be sentenced next week. ON BEHALF OE THE WIDOWS. Washington, June 9.—The president has approved the act of congress providing tlm^ pensions heretofore or hereafter grantod to widows of soldiers of tho war of the rebellion shall com* monco nt the date of the death of their husbands. Widows entitled to pensions under said law need only write t letter giving their name, postoffiees addresses, and certificate number, and thoir claims will bo allowed with aa little delay as practicable. LIKELY TO BE LYNCHED, Aurora, Ind., Juno 9.—Four men, rowing down the rirer in a skiff, were arrested here this morning. They were unable to give a satisfactory account of themselves, and aro thought to be the train robbers tint attacked tho Kah lta Kee express last night. The whole county is thoroughly aroused over the matter, the excitement being intensified by news of the death of Baggagomastor Ketoham. The capture was a signal for immediate threats of a quadruple lynching. SHIPPING DISASTER. San Francisco, June 9.—A despatch to the Merchants' Exchange, from Crescent City, says the schr. Berwick wont ashore at Rogue river this morning. The schooner is valued at $5000. The str. Mariposa arrived from Australia, via Honolulu, this morning. The Chinese agitation in Australia has becomo firmly rooted and total oxolusion of Chinese appears to bo tho dosiro of all. Feeling has beon roused up to so rash a pitch that several outrages havo occured. Chinese quarters in a numbor of places have been destroyed by the rough dement The Mariposa on hor trip up went threo hundred miles out of tier way to Palmyra Islands and took off tho crew nnd passengers of the bark Hector Jamos, which had boon wrecked there six weeks previously. The James was a large iron vossol and carried a cargo of coal from Glasgow for San Francisoo, The shipwrecked crew and pusengera endured many hardships while o« the bland*, their provisions and ihelftr boing limited, jjpailj! f ritish €ohtmbimi Saturday Lvculug, June 0, 18K8. A few days asp .'wo atated editor-, ially and otherwise that the ship Oamaua, Oapt.' Gordon, had been chartered for this port, through tlie enterprise of the Royal Oity Pinning Mills Co., who oll'erecl special inducements to secure the vessel for loading lumber at -their mills. Today, it will be seen by perusing the Columbian, that this energetic manufacturing firm do nothing by halves. Besides the Ourimnn, which will be in port on Mondny or Tuesday, they liave arranged ' for three more lurge sen-going vessels, ull of which will be here before the ond of the present month. One of these, the Puritan, expected to arrive about the 25th, is an immense four- masted vessel. All of these vessels have been secured by some sacrifice on tho part of the It. 0. P. M. Co., which would not havo had to be made if a propor oflicial chart had been furnished beforo now for tho channel of the Fruiter. Tho company can not nilbrd to make further concessions of this nature, nor should they be required to do so, and wo again urgo upon the authorities to comply without delay with the very reasonable und urgent demands from this quarter in the matter of the necessary official chart. Interested parties in rival localities are doing their utmost to prevent justice being done to the Fraser river. Some of this deadly opposition is sugar-coated, but none the less noxious, Similar endeavors in the past have had a measure of success, and now that a crisis is imminent, redoubled efforts nre being put forth. We trust that the authorities will not allow themselves to be biased by tbe plausible misrepresentations of designing men, As will be seen by an article in an other column, the channel has been much improved in several respects, and is now perfectly safe for very large ships, What wo want, and demand, is an official chart, and that the channol shall be further improved until it shall bo a perfect thoroughfare for the world's commerce. Government by party would seem to be a necessary evil. Its most ardent admirers can hardly say that it is an unmixed blessing. Ono of the most damaging indictments tlmt can be brought against it is that good measures are sometimes de feated—not on their own merits or demerits, as the cose may be—but purely from a party standpoint. Speaking of the discussion of tbe Fisheries Treaty by the United States senate, the Monetary Time. of Toronto, Ont., says: "The present Republican majority in tho senate has a party object in opposing the treaty." Further it says: "The non-mtilioatioii of the treaty becomes more and more certain." Thu same article concludes: "It may bo taken for granted that wo shall havo to fiill bfiok on the nimnged modiU vivendi, to which indeed eifoct has already been given liy onler-in-coun- cil passed by tho Canadian government, under authority of the Treaty not of lust session. This arrangement i.-, for the limited term of two year.*!; and under it American lisher- •meu will have the privilege of purchasing bait, ice, seines, lines, 'and all other supplies and outfits,' Shipping of crows and transhipment of catch. These privileges are to be obtained by means of licenses granted by tho Canadian government, but which do not confer the privilege of fishing or preparing to fish within tho murine limits of Canada. Similar licenses will be granted by the government of Newfoundland, and both will be obtainable from collectors of customs of tho maritime provinces, or of Newfoundland. These licenses would be issued freo in the event of tho United Stntes removing the duties on fish, fish-oil, whale and seal-oil, with their coverings and packages, otherwise a charge of $1,50 a ton will be made for them. Applications for licenses have already begun to bo reoeived. American fishing vessels may enter our harbors and those of Newfoundland without entering at the custom houses, provided they do not remain more than twenty-four hours and do not communicate with tbe shore. Seizures will be liable to bo made for illegal fishing or preparing to fish, with the penalty of forfeiture, ns before," Thus it would seem that the arduous labors and carefully reached conclusions of tho lute renowned Fisheries Commission aro to end in smoke—a sort of incense from the sacrifice on the altar of the great Moloch of party, Ex-Governor Dewdnoy's appoint- ment as Minister of the Interior in the Dominion cabinet is one in whieh we are interested generally, but on account of his being one of British Columbia's early pioneers we feel a particular interest in the announcement. With regard to his qualifications, so far as his experience is concerned there could not be a fitter, His acquaintance with British Columbia and tho Northwest (und these form the great interior of the Dominion) is more intimate tban most men in the Dominion. The part that Mr. Dewdney took with regard to th« locution of the transcontinental railway dowu.the valley Children Qryfor Pitcher1. Castoria of the Fraser, and the light that he threw on that subject at a time when ignorance unci prejudice were combined to carry tlmt. great rail way project away beyond the laninds of civilization, were of grqat vajno,* not only to thtj Dominion ut large, hut to British Coluinbin. The people of Westminster especially will not forget the services lie rendered to thia district, in being the means of very much assisting in thwarting the selfish sohemes on foot at that time with respect to the- great work whicli is,now completed. Since his removal to tlio North west .is governor wo hnve known comparatively very little of hiti career; it must luiyo been satisfactory lo the Dominion government, or they would not have promoted him as they hnve done now. The principal thing, if we recollect, that has appeared against his administration of the government intrusted to his care has been with respect to the liquor permits, by means of which intoxicating liquors wero introduced into a territory whero it was forbidden by statute. Wc cannot say what was the exact nature of the franchise which ho disponsed by these permits, and cannot form a judgment on the matter, If ho did favor the introduction of the "mountain dew" into those trackless plains, he certainly did wrong, but so long as the leaders of the people, supported by tho people themselves, uphold the trailic of which that was only one of the phases, such action could not consistently bo charged against him, Complaints were also laid against Mr. Dewdney, we believe, with respect to his administration of Indian affairs in tbe Northwest, but bow much weight to give these, on account of the party animus which may havo inspired them, wo cannot say. We have not heard where he is likely to get a vacant constituency, but no doubt that will bo forthcoming. This province might make a vacancy: it has dono such things before, and might do so again. Wc would be nothing the worse of n friend at court, who understood our position and could further our claims on the. govornment for help in many necessary public works. It has often been urged that British Columbia should be represented in the cabinot, but how are we to be represented if wo do not take such an opportunity as the present ? Our present representatives are not likely to be culled to such a position, and it. might bo some time beforo all the conditions would bo favorable to such a contingency. In making these suggestions we are not unmindful that we may be trespassing on vested rights; but we tako it for grunted that our present represent lives, as well as their constituents, nre at all times prepared to make sacrifices for the genera! good. We would commend the suggestion to the consideration of the various constituences, at any rato, with tlie roniiuder that, if anything is to done, it* must hb dono (juickly. Who'll h- first i Don't all speak at once. T HAVE HECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS 1 from Mr. JOHN JIAi.GMAN, who In retiring from tli*; tiisinfss.to soil by private wilf. KOSK HIM. DAIRY, wMotl conatattt Of the Lease of farm for 6 years, 22 head of Milk Cown, which have boon well selected, mul ji number ot Helforn, Steers nnd Calves, oni- yoku Woik Cuttle, 2Tiorsea aud It" I very ■'nn, with a enm- wlil<*h is fenced unit diuliicj uinl In prime COliUIHoil, For further particulars apply tothe un- den;lulled or on Uie prenilHCN If not Hold by the 20tli J miu, will be sold by Public Auction on the '2nd July. S 0 i 8, FIRE MSBBAI-JGS CQ'Y. ■ CAPITA!-, ■ SSV'-WMK)© P OLIOIHS EFKl'TEl _ ' ' rjialii_ivltlioirl tbI I'Mim' t'-lii.o. hy ;!u Cello! VlolorUi. A«i NTS rN NBW WKSTMTJrrSTKI CD P. fSiP"r_.fe ■ Wt>% •Wcsiiahtstcr Seiitlici foiilwwy. 111.' RECKIVKn HY THE UN- ' 1' In tho I'itli ln.il., nt W**it., UGMoVAL OE TWO BUIIiDINas From Front anil ColumiilivRtKiirtnto I/it 1,1'.liickli, rni-rrcrl'oliiiirblrr nml lioueliin '"' Is. SprcillcnUiirr:. irnn he suit, irtinj- sn- ollir ri.ii' I. HENBY V. EDMONDS. » MEETINO OF srH-«Tl7DF.B8 TO A ilu capital sloiilr "' tlio *•.'.**.*■*. K. It. will lioheUal their offices, Mrisoirio Block, mi .iliiniin.. June mil, Ihe. at.8 p. m., for tlie pui'_ioiieiif electing tllreeUini. T. J. TRAP!', WM. McCOLL, tlHiy'-ld rrovjgional Llrrrc'ovrr. .©Ti'O ii tr'-•<"• jj-<j fifty 8, HANK t. YEN SPAT! oHiScr; T. .1. TRAPP, AlKrTlo.NKKll. Miry 28, lUSS.-Util ~A.7L.1L, _»_•__■ JilES WISE'S OLD STAND, Opp the <). P. N. Co.'s Wharf, For a C-lcnernl Assortment of Dry Goods, CLOTZHHHSTG-, Millinery, Ladies' & Children's Apparel, Groceries, Crockery, Cordage, iVc. Butter Kegs, Barrels, Hay, drain, Feed, Ac. FARM "PRODUCE BOUGHT OH SOLD ON COMMISSION. JAIUIB ——-mXB, Front Street, - New Westminster. rlnry22ml Perfect Hair Indicates a natural and healthy condi- tion of tbo scalp, and of tho glands through which nourishment is obtained. When, in consequonco -of ago and disease, tho hair become--, weak, this, and gray, Ayer's Hair Vigor will strengthen it, restore its original color, promote its rapid and vigorous growth, and import to It the lustre and freshness of youth. I havo used Ayer'a Hair Vigor for a long timo, aud am convinced of its value. When I was 17 years of ago my hair began to turn gray. I commenced using the Vigor, and was surprised at tho good cflecta it produced. It not only restored tlio color to my hair, but no stiii]uInte-t its growth, that I have now moro hair than ever before — J, W. Edwards, Coldwatcr, Miss. Ayer's Hair Vigor, Bold by oil Druggists and Perfumers. . VV. XHOU-UaGN nek, KC. :it,i! uf (Jliilli- A' CROCKERY GLASSWARE JUST ARRIVED FROM THF, EAST. Plain White Ironstone China IN ALL LINES, Earthenware Flower Pots in nil sizes. Fullnmiortmciit of NEW GI.AS9WARE cheap. C. J. ROBSON. dmy2tc NOTICE, [ To Claimant., of Land, in New Westminster District, which tww formerly Reserved under Ihe Provisions ofthe "Sumas Dyking Act, WS, NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a Commissioner will visit Chilli- whack about, -ihe tlrst week In June for the purpose of holding inquiries and taking evidence In all oases of disputed claims lo lnmi, IVi-Mins who are Inter* ested nre hereliv noil fled to lie prepared wltli tlieir evidence ut the time mentioned. F. (1. VERNON, Chief Commissioner of LundN a Works. Lands and Works Department. Victoria,!!. 0., will May, isas. (t\vm,vJ2ffS PllOVI.VCJM. EtECKXl UlY'S OJPfGBi 2-itli fiJnroh.ISKi. Thte folUiwlug tfioKiiim frum His Excel- 'iovernor-Giinfr.il to iiiftHun- autonant-Qoyemoi'', lu reply lo from His Honour, sinUr.'j. that awtoofl thai parties flUing-wit B**s Hen woro arming tor tlio rdsIsUn-f seisturo, is published information. PUBLIC SALE OF Ganuery Tools and Fixtures! In the Supreme Court of British Columbia. FINDLAY, DURHAM A BRODIE, Plaintiffs, A XI) PETER BIRHE Lh, Depkkda NT. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE "THAT I shall, at the hour of 12 o'olock on Wrd ni-Hdny, I'ltb dny of June* isss, tit the COURT HoUSE, In the City of New Westminster, sell at Publle Auction, the Goods and Chattels", tlie property of the defendant, P. Birrell, seized hy me at Rivera Inict to satisfy a writ of fieri facto.. issued out of tho Hnpi-eme Court of British Columbia In the above entitled cause, commanding me to levy the sum of •$111,058.02, besides costs of execution, slier* loncytli ntalog'n llV's noundaRO, otnoers' fees nnd nil other incidental exponsns. The particulars of the snld no ds and chattels nmv be seen at my ofllce In tlie City of NcwWo-itmin- ster. June 1st, 1888. (Hlgned), W.J. ARMSTRONG, djeltd Sheriff. i»NM INJHCl.-l'Eli TO J. W. n:. liiiunf l.lJIIJ-.vimck,ttro ■il ag-'iiuti pavin;: the ani- any I'l'i-'im oilier than Hn» who is itlmn authorized to All partlo& Iniweatudave nyablo I.i ills Id .1. W. fl-1 .neap iti fra T>.MtTII!K lllliln S fi.i I W A'-STING tiling run I'll : I ct- r and Kcu.vmir.K- IV" llHU'll fl'illll lull' irmiliil liy rviniriilff i'UXl'rr Tluililli.li QUO. It. ABHWEI.I, Ilocolverof lire Khlnliiiif.1. \V,Tliitiiiiimni, liv Iris BblloltorU. dwJeSrnl CORBOUU) 4 MirCOU.. IlIST ARRIVED Per C. P. R., THK LARGEST AND BK8T ASSORT. ED STOCK OF English, French, Scotch and Irish SUITINGS Ever Shown In Now Westminster. WestoriiiiglaiidBro-ulcIotliB and Doeskins and Fancy Trousering. J. S. MANSON, Columbia St., Opp. McKenzie St., NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ilnpl.lli ...,.„• Hie........ iKriiu'in. wn : nan 2o rl". 7(c THOMAS C'l'N.NINOlIAJI. r. •..".•'■.:>■- :v.;v.A !«Mt_js__a T. H. HIBBEH & CO., Victoria, dwoogyl THOROUGHBRED BULL ■E-O-R, 13 Jm-.SH., THE DNIiERSiaNKD OPKHltfl 'MR sale His siilendlil iinl!. mivm:: m.i. which cfllTied offthe prl7.i' a tl:.- ltint Pro- vinclal ICxlliljllti.il, lmlil iitOhllllnrbni'k Inst fall. This lino animal Is lust !«., years old.nml is ir nibnstor slro r.iri.l- uno. Uai-tlculurs :iiiil nqdiKreOflirursiii'd on apnllcation. "Hollliirr Boy". Isriflt'rni for- snlo at a tiarrjulj. booitnsw 1 hav,' nu room lor hi ru. •iy=Sli E. BODUSDK, lino. B. 0.' A T SOI, >' illlt) NOTIOE. SITTINQS OP THE COUNTY COURT of Cnriboo will he hold: At Lillooet, on Wednesday, SOth May,1888, At Clinton, on Wednesday, 18th June,1888, At 150-Mllo House, on Thursday, 28th June, 1888. At Soda Creek, on Saturday, 80th June, 1888. At Rlchfleld, on Friday, Oth July, 1888. By Command, . JOHN ROBSON, Provlnclnl Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, 10th April, 1888. ilapMtd C. E.WOODS, Uud Survivor. A. G. GAMBLE, NOTMV PUBLIO Jersey Milk! HAVING RECENTLY IMPORTED HERD OP HIGH-GRADE El LM'.nt.Nli'.i :■ 11 evening; oihi U! M'V Kibl n iSLSi Wlrlir! 11 Oiiiironrr ■0 lo be lis Puro ii (Jonrcs [i*o ui tlio Coin. ,TKO. ROBSC frov.iid-i ita •.!3:^: iV:,\Y.\\^\:7. If tou Ar.is suPKERraa from debiltty and loss of apiictite; if yonr stomach ia out of ordor, or your mind confused; tako Ayer'a Sarauiiarilla. Tliis medicine will restore physical forco and elasticity to Iho sy su-iu, mora surely and speedily than auy tonic yot discovered. Kor six months I sufForod from liver and M ni j i.ir'li troubles. My food did not nourish mn, and I bcranio weak and vory much emaciated. I took six bottl-aa Df Ayor's Sarnaparilla, and was cured, —J. M. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. tt Ayer's SarsapariUa, -Prepared l>y I)r. J. 0. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, UiM. Moid by DniKgUtB. Prlco $1; eii bottlei, |S, TELKGKAM. o-itawa, 2Tih March, 1888. To LlUU'rENANT-OoVKUNOR okBrttish CoijUMHIA, victouia. Your Government should Issue public noticecautioiiliigporsonsgnlniton Sealing expeditions to refrain from nfisertlon of tlielr rights by force, nml from taking on bonrd arms and ammunition In excess of their usual requirement*. Tlio wholo mntterls engaging the attention of Her Majesty's Govern ment nnd forms the subject of diplomatic negotiations now in progress. Any intemperate notion In llio meanwhile would be most iletrlim-ntal to British Columbian Interests nud might lead to serious complications and be followed by grave consequences to tlioso concerned. [Signed], I.ANMDOWNE, THE NEW WESTMINSTER Machinery Depot OI'I'IOIi BANK OF B. G. BUILDING, Now Westminster, B. 0. .VII.LWKIOHTS k RilOINKEBB. Importers & Dealers in New & Ki'conil-linm! Mnehlnery. FISTIMATKH OIVHN firr mrpplylng anil irrrnrLlnK Haw iMilin, Plour Mil Ih, I'lirniiii; Mill*, Wiii'llni Mills, l.'iiirn/ Mlllll, Air, Murine Vforh a MinrvlHlly, lUlllIOUM'nRAI, MACUINKHY by liiarlltiK Canuillan anil Amorican niaKOin. tt*- 1 runionr rior, wo nm practical mon and call givo you rcllaliln Information. OiiiTi"pr.inli'iict' HollnUutt. F.Q. STRICKLAND & GO. dwttiyiiiite N t;w W fhtmishtkk, B. V, [I,.H.l HUGH NKtiHON. CANADA. PROVINOE OF URITISII COLUMUIA, VICTORIA, by the Qrue of God, of llio Unllcd Kingdom ot Hrent llrltnln and Ireland,QttKt*iM, Defenderof the Fullh, Ae., Ac., Ac. Io (ill to whom these 1're.wnh shall dime.— - GllKl-TINr*. A 1'KOUJ.AMA'nON. P. M. Ikvino, \ ir NOW Y K DeputyAttfirncu-Ocneivti I\ Hint the Aetsnf tho Leals|aturo0f the Province of British Columbia, hcrolnnffet* mentioned, have beon dlPiUlowcd by Hln Kxeolloncy the Governor General of Canada I n Council. Woods, Tunnrft DuUi LAND SURVEYORS, I mmmyi AND CONVEYANCERS, FIRE.—Tho Western of Toronto, Tho Mt- nn, The Clly of London, and Tlio Hartford. LIFE.—Tbe New York Life Insurance Co. AecmEfiA-TlioTravelfers' of Hurtford. l..iiul Siirvcj'lnaln nil It-u branohdsaccii- ratnly and piompt-ly oarrlort otit. Hir.iup. nmi other .--iock hnugiit A sold. Hone)' to f*>nn on flret mortgage :il loSv TJiiiKriiouB Call No. U.'l. P.a.iy.iAwr.nW. WO*ttnSiTURJEa*ftAMBli, Office, eluktc ifitir!, - Columbia street NEW 'W-EBTMINSTRR. UOTIOE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the notice dated tho 3rd day of July. 188.1, oirenng a bounty of two dollars and fifty cents ($2,50) per head for every wolf or niinthcr itlllcd in a settled district ln this Province has been rescinded, and that on and after the dnto hereof the sum of flvo dollars ($5,001 will bo paid for ovory wolf or panther killed ln a Nettled district, on the eertltlcKto of a Justice of tho Pence thatsiich aniinnl was killed in a settlement, and that the head was produced to nnd destroyed by him. Ily Command, JNO. ROBSON, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, •2nd May, INW. dmylnil iTOTIO'El NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT sixty days afterdate we Intend mnk- Ingnpplioation to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to ICflSe for timbering purposes the following described land, sltitntedin New Westm ln- Itciil Estotc >iro -revs Fliiun-r-itil A'gciiis. AGENTB FOR i1**?** Valuable hats for sale In the City and District' of WeNtminstei; and choice Lois in the City of Vancouver. Persons wishing to buy or sell idly m rural proporty should communicate wll b ua. Offices: McKenzlo Ht., Wcslmlnsto-, aud Hastings St., Vancouver. dwnpllUc Jersey Bull, THOS, CUNNINGHAM, HAVING LATELY IMPORTED A "i yenr-old Thoroughbred Jersey Bull, Has "decided to stand him for the benefit of those wishing to Improve their Stock. For terms apply to H. M. CUNNINGHAM A CO., dapUto Columbia Htreet. JOHNS. COX, IMPgnTCR AND DEALER IH Fancy Ij Poultry It Costs No More lo Keep Com! I'uwlN than It Does to Keep Poor I'owls, My Breeding Pens aro equal lo auy in the united States or Canada* I propone to furnish Eggs from Premium and First-olass Fowls, my design being tn establish a reputation that will last. Cash must accompany all orders. Address, with stamp, JOHN S. COX. dwmbStc New Westminster. (iter District, nnd described as follows: Commencing nt n post planted < 'iKljtbunkfif a creek which emptlc Commencing nt a post planted on the Kljtbankof a creek which emntlos Inlo the Squnmish river at Monntaln Tom's Imllnn Reserve, nbout scvon miles up the Hquanilsli river: thenco E. -10 chnins, thenco S. 20, llience K '10, thence S. Ill, tbencfi P. in, thence s. (lit, thenecK.il:), thence X. r-O, thenoe E. *H\ tli.'iici* N. *]H, thenee W, 20, \henre f,.'20. tbenee \V. 40, thencu N. "at, lbmicoW, 20, thenee S.'.to, tliencr. w. '20, thonco N.20, th*antirf-"W20j rETXB flAW ' H. h.iy, st., at ay 80, is lesa, to place "I :ir,t;co,(t.d,) lacic, Mtttnitger. ■fcTOTXQEl. OTli.M " Irty ts UERBUX U1VEN THAT id 'iVor*-- Year & Chap. •H.e.h.0\ •81,01113 85,0)110 Date of com* Dale of munieallon DlHiill'WjhySee-ridarv iince, of State of iDisallMv'nee An Act ton- mend the) "Sumas Dyking Act." An Aot to prevent the Immigration of Chinese. An Act to a- mend the "Lnnd Act 1884." •87,ch,7 An Aet to establish tt, Court of Appeal from tho summary dcolB-ns of Maglfltr*fsAp.ll>,'88 MiirW,'80 HimM ,MarlO,'80; May ill.lKSO. May ai,188fl. May 0!| 1880 April sti.-wi. In trstimonv wnEBKop, Wo havo caused these Onr LotterH to bo mado Pu- tent, and tb<> Great Heal of ihe snld Province to be hereunto nfiixed!- WitnrsHi the Honouriihlo lluoii NBi.»oN,Lleut'>ni ni-thivornorofuiir silld I-nivln-e of Hrlflsh Columbia, In uur City of Vlelorln. In Onrsald Province, this Tenth day <<f Moy, , In the year of uur 1/nd one tliousiiiid eleht hundred and eighty- '■iithi., mid In the flfty-fli-al yenr of Our Rolgn, , By Command, JNO. KOBS'-N, ilmyiilwl Provineliil Bouiotary, CnVERNMEHTST VlbTflRIADJB' 20 PIANOS & ORGANS 20 On the Way. Will Soon be Here. mHE GREAT HTEI K l'l*\» HAS AU- 1 rivodlll The "ACME" of Pianos!!! Tlm mii(i'hli"-« llefhrr A>iin I'lanti. Also, tbo great iniprovi .I nnd artisllu l>»mt- nliin. the Itewt Citniidlnu-muile piano. HtmlKrli A IhrlNty l*lniin«. W. W. Kimball and Chlnini COTTAGE ORGANS, nold ou monthly |ia>nieiil5i, from $10 to i'Ji per mont h. Now Pianos for rent, aud rem. nppltcd If purchased. Tuning and RcpnirlMK. if. I'KTEKH, "Colnnlst" Huibllng, Govornment St., dwapllltc Victoria, 11. C. MACHINERY FJ^GXJPXC Carriage Works! COLUMBIA STREKT, Kew Westminster, B. C. REID & CURRIE PROPRIETORS. MANUKACTtntERS A I Ml'OUT OS OF DEMOCRATS, HAVING LAT1GLY INCREASED OUR connection in tho East and else- whero vory (!om-lflerably,wo are in a position to give prices on any class of Machinery that may bo fuqulrod, including: Marino nnd Stationary Engines nnd Boilers, Planers, Matchers and Moulders, Busz I'liincrs. Wood Lathes, Band Saws. Blind Machinery, Gauge Lathes, Shaping Machines, Shingle Machine,**). Lath Machines A Bolters, Two, Threo and Four Block Circular Saw Mills, Hand Snw Mills, Portable Engines and Boilers nnd Hoisting Engines. Also, John Bertram A Sous' ond Tho London Tool Co.*« Iron Working Machinery, nrlck Machines and Crushers of cither tho Martin or Baird make. Mill supplies of all descriptions. Including Circular Saws, Solid or Inserted Teeth, Lubricating 011k, Rubber nnd lionther Belting, which we carry ln stock. Steam Pumps of tho Blake, Davidson or Know Ies mn ke also on hnnd. M'Avlty's Patent Boiler Fowlers supplied on Hiiort. notice, ns well as Paints and Oils, Axes and Edge Tools of tbe celebrated Broad mako, Wire Hopo, Plumbers and steam Fitters Hupp)let*, Ae. We aro sole agents In this Province for tbe JOHN DtiTY Engine Co v, white Murine work cannot be eveell ■■i,™..!' i- Ms wo have furnished hen: will uttfy. FRASER TlKNARD, I iiiiilili: Sl., Ofi[i, ,\'ii>vii-Ailv('i'llsrr. . VANCOUVKR, fl. Oi dwfo_7tc DRAYS, CART8, Anil all sorts of Vtrliitrles. Ploaghs, steel, Iron & Wooden ' Harrows, Agrlcultnral Implements, Ac. Wo havo also a large Stook of CARRIAGE & WAGON MATERIAL, Which wo will sell at the Lowest Possible Prices,, COMPKIHt»Qt Hardwood, Wheels (patent k homemade), Shafts, Poles, Hubs, Spokes. Kims, Nook Yokes, Single Trees, and all kinds of Bent Goods, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, Springs, Axles, Circles, King Bolts, Clips, Stons, aud everything required for Carriage Building, BLACKSMITHING. Wa would specially call tho attention of tho Publlo to ourBlflOkimlthlngDepartment, We em ploy the very best of workmen and wo import all our Iron, Steel, nnil other material: eotiHoquontly.wocnn do better, both In prlees nnd quality of work, than nny other Shop on the Mainland of British Columbln. Estimates given on Iron Work, nnd contracts taken for any kind of work. Furm-pm* A Lobr-pm* Hnppllrx kept on hand, ready-made, chahiN, UnokK. Dog Hoifks, IllockM, Shackles, Hteol and Iron Weilgi'M, Mali Kings, Ox Yoke Staple". Olevloes, Singletree Irons, Iron A St-eel Hii'Tow Teeth, Harrow Hinges, etc. A.i klMd-Mif Kepal •> executed on shoH notirit, li-i-i.Hleri, cimht. foal, and all klhdfl ofjiinlerlalsoldiM-holesnhi "iirUiLl, tUTQiMl and lospeel our Stock Ahd-nh- lain our pi'Ieos before ordering elsewhere mid you will nave money by it. »ijr,Oid.,i''.i,yiait!iiVi*mnp!'iyttlt*midcdlo. dvtm-: HF.ID & CURRiEf i:i-.'*ilii lands, viz: Commencing »t I heHasthuxs Saw Ml Btoiia's straits; then ihein!t* H ■ chal! ains,t!iouee\vc«.i/'rl,v!ibouEa)eliaJriafii I'o'int of f,--inun'ii,'i-iiien', cmitnliildg 100 neres, moreor leu*. Also, the follow!ngdescrll.ed lnnd**, viz.: Commencing at a poliit, nhont tbree- quarlors of a mile nortli of si 111 v Island, on the wast shoro, Port. Neville; Ihenee west 20 ohnlns, thenco iiort.li ao chains, thenco enst"iO clialns, thonco north *!0 chains, thenco east 20 clialns, thenco north 20 chains, theneo east about IIO chains to Halt water, tlienee following the shore ln a southerly direction to polntof commencement —containing 160 ncres, moro or loss. LEAMY A KYLE. Vanoonver, May 22nd, 1888. dmj 25ml NOTICE. MR. T. R. PEARSON {Of Iho Firm of Mcssr-J. Major A Pearson) CEASES FROM-THIS DATE TO ACT ns Anent forthe is ori h British A Mercantile Insurance Compnny nnd Um-wllnu Assurance Company, MR. J. G. JAQUES Hiik hen appointed Agent from (his dale for the North British and Mercontllo In- siirmico Compnny In .Vow A\'< si nil tinier and District, Messrs;. Ogie'-Campbsfl .Uo. Have boen appointed A'Kolita ffdtu ibis date for the Guardi-ui Assiinnife Company In Now Westminster and Dlnt-rlcf! TDKNEIi, 1IEET0N & («., Airenls In B. C. lar N. 11. A M. Ins. Co. & I'liiiriiinn As. Co.ot Loliilinr. ,1S8S. dlliyWlli] W. E. FALES, PRACTICALJINQERTAKER. KmbAlmlng a SpccUlty. Dealer In Wooden and Metallc Bnr- lalUagkets. FuneraUConrtactcd. A full line of Coffin Trimmings always on hand. Parties at a diidnnco supplied at shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed ln every particular, dwocltc OOLUMBIASt. New Wcst'r. m, Merchant Taiior, WISHES TO INFORM THI! l'KOI*l.K OF NEW WESTMINSTEIt THAT HE IS PREPARED TO EXEOUTJ'i AX.I, ORDERS FOR TAILORING A FULL LINE OF . Scotch and Irish Tweeds and Fancy Trouserings. 80OULLAR-8 OLD 8TAND Columbia St., • Nnw Wehtmixhtki), <I***mli28to Confederation Life ASSOCIATION. tlunslMiirnplul.. SI.WH.UM Full Gov'm't Deposit HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, CANADA A HOMECOMPANY. Harrison Hot Springs, B. C. JIK.UTH AND PLKAK11KK RESORT. STKAM.flAII.A HOWBOATHONHANII Hwl hi ml ua. Vapor anil Private ltnllt-4. With Kxperleiicild Attoi.diiutK. tjAl)II5S DKPAR'fMKNT 8I1PAUAV! I'ermA. «Kl..*i(li(. ',^(,110 \,er Day. llwf.-'Wii AgftiMirtHtnMr.-i.r. ]■ :ilil'* !')ii;*,i bijoljlftill' Ud Ir. d nt n. it. oiih'o. n dn>s from it lull nnd Mr .11 late, "H"1 ■J*, Conifovi.. rickets cuii diipMtollaw Thi*. Association merits thft confidence the Public is reposing in It from the following FACTS:— The Heenmy offered to polioy holders Is unmirpiissed liy any Company doing business In Canada, It has no schemes of insurance, lint the veil-established lines, hence the policy holders cannot he misled as to thefr contracts. Its statements to tho public ean be readily understood, Its cash statement show- I ng every item of Income and bow expended. Its position Isnscertalnod annually from t detailed valuation in -which every Hem of liability Is Included. Its progross has been unexampled in the history of Insnrance In oanada. Its policies are indisputable after three .ears.Mid! " ' " exlHtence, Its proflta are distributed upon au equitable iinslH, The profits to one olass of nolloy holders are not lessened to Klva larger profits to any other class, which method affordn superior advantages over tbe uniform bonus plan of dlstrthnllnn, Mbrnl-r«n-|ffl«ii as w Residence anil years, add non-forfelta\ile after two yearn iputal iblea mi as i Travel i . K.MaonONAI,p, einnnglnglUrcctov. T. R. PEARSON j\geut, Now WcHimlii«.tcT jo7«3mo'!t;i.ovi!ttHv mmm "AT TBI! cincus.; < [General Sherman's Weakness far the Tent of Wonders, Major Biindy, of the New York Mail hnd Express, who was ln Washington ■ some years ago when a big circus was I thore, tells of an all-night experience with I Genoi'iii Sherman. "lluicw his failing, and had .1, fellow >wc.iknc53 that way myself," said 'tlie ma- 1 relating it. "So I got .vluici**. and .-drove him to tho circus ono night, "Undivided tho attention oftlitiattdienoo Khctv/cun iiiinseW (ind the circus, ilisro- Trnnrks woro as tinivo nd v. child's-'uixl hig' [expressions of delight fully ua spun- Itiuioous. "When wo droVo bacjc to tho city wo Rvero passing Matt, Carpentor'B bonne-, ■whon tho General -spied i*. light itt tlio feonuror'a window, He Insisted that wo 'should go in ancUeu Carpcnte'r.1 You may limagine thai; as Carpenter bad jfuit tfofc a ffresh caso of !)fic*r on from 5in*.v-i**ik(.*-wo -.fayed witii hlin for somo time. Indeed, It twas after 1 o'clock when Mi-a.-Carppn- Tier gavo its the hint on whkh wo pro- Reeded to neb and went away. "Wo had not gone far when the Goneral [pulled mo up and said: 'Now, hero is [l)*ivy Porter's houso. Ho nover goes to pert until morning. Let's go'inandsco iim. Hp's sure to bo up.' "Well, wo went in and the Admiral was Ptip as the General expected, and It was ■after 4 o'clock when wo got away from liim ngainst his protest that wo wero go- Hng early. I mentally protested that it [would he lato if we stayed longer. "Now if you can imagine a bigger cir- tais night than that I should like to hoar put,!' ___________ MEDICINES BAD TO TAKE. flic Otd Notion that Heal lug1 Draughts Ought To Be "NRHty" diving Fluuo to thu Opposite One. 1 Tiu-cld-faahtsncd notion that "physic" hujiht to be "nasty," nnd-" thnt If it is not, [faj* ■ y i t cannot possibly do t he patient any loud, -ecms now iu a fairway to be ranked Itmong exploded fallacies". I The Pharmaceutical Journal, an Eng- ■idi periodical which haa played it con- Ti'ii-imii*. part in dispelling tliis ancient >flusIon* lello us that ititelilgcnt phy- :*t»3und successful practitioners now |co^nl29 tho fact that the in fl nonce tliu mind over the body is such Jut ilia whims nnd fastidiousness of |;iiii'iit.-i in respect to naiiR-nti.-t and of- vo medicines "ennnot ba coiislsicntly iiurcd,'. But there is yet auot ber reason, .•1 atitliority reminds Mi [It h well known that itnttentn often tie- a 1 licir doctor by t liruwingaway uiedi- i iliatolfend the tastooraro lepulsivo ■j'p'.'iiraitce, and this even iu cases re t he successful action or Uie failure t he remedy is perhaps a mutter of lifo ■ dr.'t'.h. As a natural result, if tho pn- li.t dies or derives no benefit, tbo doctor J-tiii'dnig, or both, bear the blame. [Aftci this nooiuMvill bo surprised to Him lhat tlio past year has shown greatly Jcrc-ft'd appreciation of everything that ■mis not only to definite doses, but also 1 convenience and palatnbility in rucdl- ONLY A THOUSAND, SIR! This Lady Cornea Hatuor High. L middle-aged lady, n newcomer, called la i\j;i1 «sUto agency to inquire about a fceuof land. Vlie wan somewhat of an equestrienne, l-jicli Ui-.iu.eufc soon learned, nnd he tried faff ix't n snlo in this direction. Altertho Tinl quad Ions about the gentle proolivi- iHuf the animal for sale, the nj-ontro-. Eeedinto deep thought for a mom:at 113 [couslderiiiK some political issue, and illyaajd ijui gebocbiis breath: l_Mnd«m, if yoa .mo Injured iu any way Itimfcnnlihiil. IwUl pay you one—yes, I Is gunvatitcQ to pay you |l,0W)," and In lm miii-Md the figures down In big [ck letters. 'Ouly.11 thousand, sir!" exclaimed tbo "Idon.t consider myself a Yejuuf. Lino of tho muse'?, but 1 really think I Tvorth*ttiora than 31,600, In wartime? n slaves sold for %0w, you know. *.:, considering that, it. i;i imp year, fciiii'b yon gUarudtobio puy al-i-fc-t-1-e 1'ie ngent has applied for a position ns iurof u street car.'—Portland Oregon- INDIA KUimER. r"i'K C11AKLESTON DELICACY. ii Iny and Slivimps for Breakfast. ^ilieic is 0110th ing tliatcari compensate .(■r.igeCliarlestonianfor beiug robbed i nunuiug nap by the insathiblo and Lclfncetcss raw shrimp fiend, it is tho lotion that at any rato he will have a L-.fast of hominy and shrimps, and i. even Vanderbilt and his $10,000 cook Tin that ouo particular poorer than any I in Charleston. For neither Mr. Van- Jilt nor ids $10,000 artist can get up a Imp breakfast ("as ahe is cooked," In LrUMon) at the frozen North, •• •> |i> admitted that there areno shrimps, ^Vnwic'i at least, that can compare 11V Charleston shrimp in delicacy of [or or iii tenderness of flesh. Theroare [wns nnd shrimps elsewhere, perhaps, 1the littlo Charleston shrimp fsasfar |; tl uf them as Hyperion to asatyr, and ■ of his principal peculiarities Is the f that ho will sot submit to be carried [iv in nn home. ' ccnerally puta iu an appearance I. f emlyAprll.audhoBtayswithusnll [ ku miner. Ho never consents to bo t nway from home-Charleston (S. C.) §YS. • > - ■ ■ 11; an k fill for m Small Bleiiiof, |oi::ig Victor, who had been for three Iks lying ill with pneumonia, asked <y to see hia overcoat. , It waa l.ii.i.L out with no little wonderment by in iot her. plnn^ it on tho foot of tho bed, Won't mimar" he asked, . my boy, if you wish; Imt why do mt to have it out herer" tina to look nt it, mamma. It's been li ti long time since I've aeen lt." A Child's Philosophy, lore Is au illustration of genuine benev- |t jihilcnopbyon the part of an eight- Void: »r y's mother, having heard for some lo (lino what seemed to be t moaning Liyiug ln somo distant part of the |W bud a search made, and found in a lite, very small and perfectly dark wi. the family dog, Leo l>y name, shut ■wiili scarcely room enough to turn ■nil, [m ilidbogettborer Why, Harry had ^iiim up, of noursa. Hwry wasaum- I'-laml i(u*'rtinned. ■ Vhv dirl you shut Leo In that closetf" bii, 'cutiM-i lio'd feel so good when he But uutl" ThnParpaaeln«Sht." '*,:?w'^ If. nidor Haggard, In amoment of Int. Pm.thtiH explained "She:" , ►Veil, there are many explanations, rporiiups the best Is that womxn ore I. Ayisha was vain. She llk,id to ■:to men with her charms, and finally ■■fcaiiity wiih the cuuso of her death," Dnston woman who used to f-ptmd fT5 Jnar for Md gloves now gets iUouk [threo units,;- li hu&iHtnd bought Uw a dbuuond Tho Manner In Which Tlil*i IVonderful Gumldl'iin'ini ■:. Tho average North-Amerienn pnpposcs that rubber Is obtained liko pltclij *m*l compi. from the oxudtd giint <* 11 lie tree, but thb process isaltogetlx-!- different,re- fieiiibllng our method o£ mnlclug niaplo ',''..■■. i.ho sap beginR !orisefvoin ihe roqtfi,to Who liriui-pheB ot tho troc, exni-dt- iiona of thirty or forty men are firs;! liacd, v-'ib nro farniahtid hythe cr.\ •,.: uol; nitr- eliauta with tm outfit ot UtvAnUs, v.xcti, pans und pi-ovi.ilcijn, and stiu-t into tho woods. Tho uleros, an t.lio ruhbermeu (ivecailei], froiii tho tcnuulc, which i.-i thu daUva namo fbi thn tree, are lUwiiys paid .*. Bmall sum in advance, oatcnsUily for &UoBMpporfc'-of their;famliii;;tliiiiii^ iiKelr cijsi-nu, i.iji, whicli i.*i u!.viiy;j c."i:austed Li tl-ibant bovy before they sinri \\ hi n they reach the fori-si, ta' tho uio- h'een thdyhultd a Hhanfcy of palms And hnt-iii, if 1I-.--..V is imt* oiicali'i'iiUyotauU- ing, nn the hank of uomo fitrctititj as a giviit, tlcai Ct water in rcfjuired for Mie manufacturo of thosum. Then thoydls- tributu thqiS largu cans and buckets through tho forest at convelilont intervals, aud proceed to businchu. When tho ulero Selects his tree, ho clears tho trunk of vines and creepers and climbs it to tho branches. Then ho descends, cutting diagonal channels through the bark with a single blow of his hatchet or knife, left and right, all nieoling at the angle. At tho bottom of the lowest cut au iron trough about six Inches long and four inches widu is driven iuto tho treo, which catches the milk as it flows from the wound, and conducts it Into a bucket on the ground below. This is done with great speed and skill by nu expert, nnd necessarily so to prevent waste, asthe snp springs out instantly, and by the time tho spout is driven into the treo Is flowing at the rate of four gallons an hour. A largo treo will produce twenty gallons of sap, nnd will run dry in a single day. Tho ulero having tupped n dozen or eighteen trees has all tho work ho can attend to emptying tho buckets inlo tho ten-gallon cans that are provided for tho purpose. Iu the evening the cans are carried to the camp, und tho sap strained through sieves into barrels. In Brazil it is boiled, but in Nicaragua tho natives have a peculiar system of reducing it. There is a plant or vino colled the achuun, tha sup of which when mixed with that of the rubber tree has the singular property of coagulating it in a few minutes. By whom, or how, or where, this process wus discovered no one can tell. Undoubtedly it was nn necident, for ihe vino hangs from all the trees In the ule forest, uud probably n cutting dropped into a bucket of sapsomotime or another, nnd produced the result for which it is sow used. Having their barrels fnll, tho uleros cut short pieces of this vine, soak It in witter, and small bunches aro thrown iuto pans upon which the sup Is poured. In tho morning iho rubber has turned to gum, ubout two pounds to avcry gullon of sap. At tho top of tho pan is a quantity of dark brown liquid, like a weak solution of licorice. This is poured off, and then the gum is rolled under heavy weights of wood into long, flat strips called tortillas, which are bung over poles under tho shed to drip nnd dry. At flrst they aro white liko tho vulcanized rubber, but with exposure they turn black and be- coiuo hard after a few days. Then tho tortillas are stacked up tinder cover Until tbo end of tho season, and Bhip])«u to niarkot. - -3 Ipmo Knowledge, TUB D1NNEB PATET Evolved Into r. Wonderfully fJoinplnto and Comfortlus Artligo, Tho d Inner pal I of this day Is better than that, ol: ten years -*igo. It has gone through areguluc .volution, First if* v.ms simply a plain kottlo with a cover. Yuu could put in meat and bread and pl-5 and, pickles, and whatever other Boli-aa thu appetite craved; lint theto wssu-fc any room for coffee unless you put itiufl hcittli** 'J'iwu somebody devised a pail with two comyuvthteuts, one pail fitting into another. Iu this way coffee might bVcilr- rit-d iii one of tho. parts. Then somo other genius got up n pail with four or six separate partt(, all fitting into each other and making it possible tri curry four or six articles apart from each other, 1. This was good, hut it was discounted by tho follow who got out a patent ou a device whereby tho coffee could be heated tit noontime wherever the workman might be. Tho device consists of a wnd of asheii- tos cloth two inches in diameter nnd nn inch thick. This is covered with tin, hnd thore is on opening at the topcxposiu^-tho cloth. The whole thing is just like a small round tin box packed with ns^'htos and open iifc the top. The workman ':.:\ carry or hnvo at his shop sumo nlcohr.l, and n cent's worth poursd on tho ash: m oh will do to beat his coffee, Agrtutliuw y mechanics hnvo this asbestos coul rivatieu nnd Uko it. ..- ■'•-. . One other scheme has been patented. It consists of it tin pot, which mnv hu filled at noontime with water and limo, Tiio heat so geuernted will worm nnythln 7 placed over it, nnd as tho compartn.t 1 holding thy coffee fits over the «o:np*i;*l- ment iu which the lime nud water are, ti.j coffee may bo heated very quickly. What Doors Were Mado for. Papn bail visitors And scut (ho 3 .undid to bed. The child disapproved c.ltl.4 and had no hesitancy jn' showing it. When ho went up stairs ho left the pittlm- door open. Papa prides himself on 1.,'s method of disciplining children, and called him down again. "I just want to show you how I manage a boy," he said, turning to his visitor-.. "There's nothing like going tho right way about it to make a boy mind." Slowly and sulkily the boy caipe down. "What are doors made for, sir*" demanded papa sternly, Tho child looked at him, at the visitor-;, At the door, nnd said: / "Toopeu,o'course. "—Philadelphia Cull . -Wanted ■"■Furn«llns.n- Mrs. Rlclie (in fur store to salesniiin)— "I want to look at a pair of furnulins." Salesmim (doubtfully)—"[don't thiukl know what you menu, Madame." Mrs. Riche—"One of my friends hns boinditApnli'ofhor.iesandaHlclgh.andsho said flho got the puruphcrualtas to go with it, and I want a pair, too." Salesman (reddeniiict)—"Wo arc nil out of them to-day, Madame,"—Journal of Fabrics. . A Vol00 from Afar. A Peoria covrcspbtiijlfit of n Clnclnnr-'l pr.p'w nays that while- lie w;i,* hi tlimnr:ny In r: v..*-. oke'onc morning oil hearing dais later, w-Jtan-he weelvW-A-lutlor fi-tftii hoiun stating lliat hi:*- sinter bud Uloii un Lite very iNy.he was sn iiirangeiy awak- cuod. • • -v A Creaking Hinge la dry and turns hard, until oil is applied, after which it moves easily. Whon the joints,QrjUngos, of tlio bodyatestiffenad and inflamed by RHeuraatism, theycan- not bo moved withor.r posing tho most excruciating;?''!)■-*.. ' ■.■■■■'• ,;.*< v. ;i ■■ tlit byits ar-tiou on the ■- -■..'.. ri I .._:> -..:. condition, aud, restores tho joints to gooi.: Working order. Ayor's Sarsaparilja has effected, in our city, nlany most rujnarknblo cures* in Cii'-.i-a whibh bafilod the eiforts offthfl moss oxperiwiccd phyuitiinns. Wore it necessary, I donld give tho names of many individuals who havo beon cured by tnkliu*; this i.ieuioiiie. In my oase it haa worked woudors, rulicviug me vt Rheumatism, after btiiug troubled with it for years. In this, and all other diseases arising from impuro blopd, there is no romo"dy with which I aniacqufttntod, that affords suoh relief as Ayor's SarsapariUa. —li. Sl. Luwrenco, M. ]>., Baltimore, Wd. Ayor's SarsapariUa cured mo of Gout and Rheumatism, when nothing else would. It has eradicated every trace of diseaso from my systom.—R. H. Short, Managor Hotel Belmont, Lowell, Mass, I was, during many months, a sufferer from chronic Rheumatism. The disease afflicted me grievously, in spito of all the remedies I could lind, until I commenced using Ayor's SarsapariUa. I took several nottles of this preparation, and was speedily restored to health.—J. Fream, Independence, Va. tt Ayer's SarsapariUa, Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, llsu. Sold by all Druggists. Price*!; six bottles, $6. FOR SALE. * OT 13, BLOOK XXX VE j Kllli-" Stnct, liiO fe t p. !2 PKET ON fcp and 132 It'll UN 1! 1)11111 r!4 I lior;***"*, ''.huh*-**- ro-111, An; good -y/ellor I water; tjahlen, pltiiiteU with fruit trees. ' fun I "iilin-'O" iHipllca' lo 1 to ■ 1 , ' W.J FRENCH. Dress-Making I Misses McDougall COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B.C. tier H«ti-.ffl«rlnii guaranteed. daplSte I COOTS AMONG THE NEW Stock that we have just received, you will find Ladies' Fr, Kid Congress, E width; Oil Goat Button Boots, high out; and we have a French Kid Button Boot for $3, Men's, Women's, Misses' and Children's Boots, Shoes and Slippers always in stock. We havo just received a new lot of Wigwam Slippers. Call and see our Stock. GRANT &MACLURE COLUMBIA STREET, WrnliiiliiHti'i. B.C. ilwliiyltltir SLIPPERS Str. "jg&dyis, .1™. TOOTHER -riOTICK, WILL ;.irC!rilllv.'liricir .irnl v.nyplir.rL's n'Kir.'.vs, Tiii;i>K!,iv.-i ami sat- l'AYF. u' 7 11. in., i'fr'u:-'lir,r.'i.ii thir fol- lllg iliiyir, Fi'.i'iiii inr'Lli 1: r.r'.Tin nllau ily on board) or to W. 11. TOWNSEND, lllyOUr On flu. Wlrnrf. Administrator's Notice. In re the Estate of John Sinclair, de? ceased iutestatei A LU PSHS'Ks'S 1NDJ3BTED XO THE xi. uuuv(i lint ni 1'111 usi [-'.iy Unutni'iiiiits ot lliclr iudisliledncHS to tint uutW-is'ani-'d fortliwlth mul alljpefsons liavlntt claims iigiilnsl lliuitbovu Estate muni scud tlu-m In, duly verified, uot later tliiui 110011 on Hatuidiiy tlie 2^rd day of June proximo. W. H. FALDINO, dmv23td Administrator. SIGHT v. BLINDNESS N. USE ONLY STANLEY'S CELEBRATED English Spectacles! AND EYE-GLASSES. Ilecommcnded by Loading Ocnll«ln ln America. D. XaTmSkXt As CO., dm j*30te Ageuts, NewWestm lnstor. PORT IAMM0KD NURSERY Frnlt Trees, Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, And GARDEN STUCK on hand In great variety. Everything first-class and furnished ln good shape. no,Send 15 cts. for valuable 80-pape Descriptive Catalogue with 3 beautiful colored plates. Price Lists sont free. 0. W. HENRY, dwdeieto Port Hammond, II. C. 3STOTIOS. ■VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ±X we intend to apply to the Honorable tbe Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works for a Lease of the -following described land, ln New 'Westminster Distriot, tor timbering purposes:—Commencing at a post about one mile N.E. (rom outlet of lake emptying into Gulf of Georgia, ubout two mllt*s north of Grief Point; thence twenty chains south; thonce east 20chains, thence south 20 chnins, thenco east 20 chains, thonco south 20 chains, thencu east -JO chulns, thenco north 40 chnins, thonce cast -10 chains, thence north SO chain***, llience west 20 chains, thonco north 20 chains, thonce west 211 chains, thencu -smith '20 chains, theneo wost 20 chains, tlience south 20 chain;:, tliou'eu wost wt chains, theneo smith 20 fli'ilu.*-, mOro or losH. to Inlte; thonco-tol* lowing the slnnotslUos of the lake '" place t of commencement* ■ LAIDLAW* & CO. Now Westminster, 24tli April, lSftft dmylSml \TOTICE IS.tli'.ltEt'V GIVEN THAT Vi wo intend to fipj'iy to lim Honorable the Chief Commissiontir of Lands ond Works for a Lease of thr following described lanii, In New V/estralnster Dls- trlct, for timlK-rlni.. purposi-vi-Commwi-* iihuraljiMit {wet nud n-lmir iniiiv-* from im!- letuf lako vni|'t,\ iii'-'inloGulf of Georgia ubout two miles north of Grlof Point,In a email bay on wost. shore of the lako: thence mui tli 20 uhnlus, thence west 2o chnins, ihcnci; soutli '20 i-tiiiius, thonce west '20 ohalns, tliciioe south Sti chains, thenco east 20 olitilns, thenoe south 20 chains, tlienco east 20 chnluK.ilnmcu-south 20 chains, thence eust £0 chains, thonco south -10 chains, thence west -to chain-*-, thenco south ;10 ehains, moreor loss, to. 1 lino running in 11 north-westerly direction and along that line one humm-d and twenty chnins; thenco north -JO chains, thenco west 20 chains, thenco north 20 ehains, thenco west 20 chains, ihenee north 10 chains, thenco east 140 chains, to place of commencement. LAIDLAW A CO. PARK RESERVE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the parcel of land described below has beon reserved and set apart for the recreation and enjoyment of tho public, as provided by section it o( -'An Act tonmend the 'Lund Act, 1884,'" Chap. 16 of 1888, viz.:— , All that portion of Ihtit certain tract of land nnd premises known on tbo official Sinn or map of the Suburban lands of the lty of NowAVestmlnsteras the pmk reserve, rontnlnml wlibiti tho followingdo- scribed boundaries, lhat Is lo Ray, coin- meni'l!!-.-; «' lln* uorHor of tlio Park lte- servt n* Ihs i^fflwieellon ■■' Pork Lime ■;■--■'"■:"-:■. -I ft. ■ -' : v ': sil JOE Q-UI. CTAV1NG LEASED AND K1TTKO TTP Jul a Shop on -DatlitH Street, nearly op* litmite Jlf, wlKf'^ Stuiilo, is now .ti'cpun.d to undortflko the work of a Genera] Yjsimiilry. Competent mon employed, and work guarnntoed. Having emjunod a Wagon for delivery, clothes will be ilellvorod promptly in any part, of thu city. First- ol-i*-- i-fleri". oesj.'.i'-oi. i: n**(t:;rod. A.trial order sol Idled. Prlaas will be found as low as 111 miy flrfit.-clli.ss eslalillslHiient. Famlllaq takon ut speolal rales. **jrOnIers may be Soft at Air. Dickinson's ButchorSliop, ColumbiaSt. djaStc INDEPENDENT BealEstatiiApcy! Q STRAIGHT, FAIR COMMISSION BUSINESS. .WNERS OP FARMS OB CITY LOTS _' to sell will have their interest , as woll as buyers, carefully guarded tn all transactions, ond no extras put on first prices. Always have good bargains In Vancouver Lots. Correspondence solicited. WH. CLARK BELL, Cavbir Bt,, P. 6. Box 16, dapwtc -v-A.i5rooTy^ai». Dominion Lands. JF YOU ARE PAYING FOB YOUR Pre-emption or for rent of Mining or razing Land, or buying Farm, Mining or any land from the Dominion Government, DO NOT PAY GASH But pay ln SOX-fcXP and save a large discount. Scrip eon he obtained In large or small quantities from ALLOWAY & CHAMPION, BANKEBS, WINNIPEO, MANITOBA, OR FROM THE BASK OF BRITISH C01UMBU, NEW WESTMINSTER, ilwmlieto . To k Francisco, Cal., BY WAY OF THE Oregon and California BJ. AND CONNECTIONS. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. j QwiirkwinThlitf Oiiirs oiif Miter Route between ik'Mills..? iih Mtim, Now Westminster, lwt May, 1888. dmylSml 3STOTIOB. VTOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT Vi wo Intend to apply to tbo Honorable tlio Chief Commissioner of Lnnds and Works for a Lease of llio following described land, tn Now Westminster District, for timbering purposes:—Commencing at a post on the south shore, nbout twenty miles from tho outlet of lako emptying Iuto Gulf of Georgia about two miles north at -Grief Point and about four miles west from head of oast fork and ten clniins enst of creek running Into lake; thonce south 60 chains, thenco cust 20 chains, thence south 20 chains, tlienee west 20 chains, theneo south -10 clialns, thonce cast 20 clialns, thenco south (10 oliatns, thenco mul 20 chains, thonce north -10 chains, llience enst 20 chains, theneo north 20 chnltiH, thenco enst 20 chains, thenco north SO chnins, thence oast 20 chains, thenco north 20 chains, thenco west 20 chains, thenco north 40 chains, thenco east 40 chains, thenco north 00 chains, moro or less, to lake; thence following the sinuosities of tbe lake to point of commencement-. LAIDLAW A CO. Now Westminster, fith May, 1883. dmylSml NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. Assessment Act A Provincial Revenue Tax. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In nu- Vi cordnnco wllh thn statutes, that Provlnclnl Revenue Tax and all Taxes levied under the Assessment Act are now duo for the year IWW. All of (he above limned Taxes collectible within the District of Now Westminster nre payable at in v offloe. Assessed Taxes are collectible at the follow!ng rates, vis, t— lf paid on or beforo June roth, 18S.S - Provlnclnl Rovenue, 98.00 per capita, Ono-half of ono per oent, on Real Property. Seven and one-half cents per ncre on Wild Land, One-third of ouo per cent, mi Personal Property. Ono-half of one por cent, on Income lf paid a'ter.Tune 80th, 1S88— Two-lhlrdBofoneporcent.on Real Property, Fight and (ftie-thftlr cents per acre on WIU Lnnd. on Personal >rly I "J C, WARWICK, Assessor nntl collocto tho Unoa frum Le'op Park Lane co n i ni uiu tr *ltv llllj? . i.i Park RoseifVS I Place, Koyal Avenue nnd ,i pl-flce of oommaucomodt; ! acren, moro or less. W. H. GORE, SniS'oyor-Guuorali * Lauds a: Works Department) Victoria, B, C, SOlh Mfty.'Ss. Jc2inl «««ANY ^AN««w Who is Weak, Kervous, D«btlit«.tod| Who Jn hia Folly nnd I#!m>i-«hck has Tlifted iiwuy his Vigor of UoAy, Mind aiidH«iil»iiod,einiyliJi;exl-.;ui:*liiisdraliw upon tli.' FuuatahiH of Life, Heitd- ache, Bm kfiuhe. Dreiuiriil Dreams, 'Weafcii'DSS of Memory, Bashfiilnosii In N'Ctcly, Pimples npon tho Puce and nil the Kfftcl* loiidlng to Early Decay, 4 oii&itmption or Inttnully, will find In our Specino No, 2;i a Pailt ve (lure. R imparts Youthful Vigor, restores tho Vital Power in old and young, strengthens and Invigorates the Bralni and Nerves, builds up the muscular system and arouses into action the whole physical energy of tho human frame. With our Specific No. 23 tie most oostlnata case can bo cured in threo months, and recent ones ln loss than 80 days, Eaeh package contains two weeks trentment. Prlco 82, Cures guaranteed. Our Specific No. 24 is an Infallible Cnn for all Private Diseases, no matter of how long standing. Sold under our written Guar* antes to effect a Cure, price $3. Toronto Medicino Co., Toronto, Ont, C0ISUIPT10I That drend terror, a disease so long balling science nnd the most skilled physicians, who know of nothing to arrest, nothing to alleviate, nothing to cure. Now it In no longer an incur- ablo malady even when given up hy Bhyslelansjieallli can yet bo found in UR REMEDY; It hcalx and soothes (ho membrane of the Lungs, Inflamed and poisoned by tho ravages of this fell disease, and prevents the night sweats and flghtnuss across the chest which accompany It. Price to. OURES GUARANTEED. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Out. OUR ELEGANT PREPARATIONS. Romember we manufacture and are tho solo proprietors of the following specialties, and that thoy can be had from no DRUGGISTS, Correspondence strictly c„. ■fldenunl. Consultation upon all chronic other source. THEY ARE HOT FOR SALE fir .. trlctly con- ipon all chronic disease Invited. NO CHARGE except for medicines. All goods sent 8<**curo from observation, Toronto Medicino Co., Toronto, oni. HAIR OOLORINQ. Our magnificent preparations nro warranted perfectly harmless, Wo prepare tho following dolors-—the flnor shades arise from tho hair Itself: Black, Dark Brown, Medium Brown, Chestnut, bight Chestnut, Gold Blonde, Ash.or Blonde Cendree. Send sample of hair wIipii ordering. Price, $2 per bottle, Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Out. TOILET REQUISITES. In ordering please specify which you requiro; wc guarantee them to givo entire satisfaction. No. 8 Imparts to tho skin tlio color and freshness of maidenhood, harmless and cannot lie detected, 81.2.1. No. 8 removes wrinkles, $2. No. 10 removes Liver Spots, $1.25. No. Hromoves Flesh Worms, SI.23. No. 12 removes Freckles, 81.2.1. No. 13 removes Pimples, 81.25. No, H removes Tan, $l.8fi. No. 15 removes Moles, 82, No. 16 removes Pock- marks, $2. No. 17 removes undue Pomp!* rill-on. 5I.2-"'. No. IR, nn absolute unfailing specific for tho retention, development ur restoration of the Hair, 81.35. Toronto iMMlclnr Co.;itoronio,Om THE DU8T, New W-MlnluBtor, Mity 12»i, 188?. dwmyl2t'Jo80 hm-mld:*-.' Toronto (fraud Scenic Houtu of the I'nctflc Coast, PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For'Abeoramodatlori of Second-Class Pas- HongerB, attached to Espross Trains. Para from Portland to Sacramento and Hnn Fninciseo: IiiiHmii-jd, $•.'.*>; First Class (Limited), SjJOi'Second Class (Limited), Sl.",. R.KOKHLER, Manager. R. P. ROGERS, djc28U- Uen. Freight A Vann. Agent, W;R. AUSTIN, DEALER IN General Merchandise! NBW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Hay and Feed wood & OOAL (TBE BEST QUALITY). Dry Woods, Boots * Shoes, Provisions & Groceries. FARMERS' HARDWARE, ■WAs we uno no whisky or tobacco we ean, by temperate habits and careful economy, serve (lie publlo at especial ly low rates. dwjaiste IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CM?',. I OLU liROAU ST. Hid 16 I'ALL M 4Ll., LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. FOE INSURING HOUSES * OTHER Building!, Good,, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships in Port, Harbor or Dock, and tha Cargoes of suoh Vessels; also, Ships build- ino; and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable rivors and canals, and Goods on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, FROM LOSS OK DAHlflB BT HRR. Subscribed and Invested Capital, £1,600,000 STG. Rut.'.; ol IVominm and every Information nan ho obtained on application to W. i. AKMSTOSOi Agent fo-r New MT-wh^utator, CASTORIA V." ■:' - ■' ■-■..'> fo? Mmts and Children. ■ "Caetortftiaao welli 3apte<I-So6hlldroatliat trC*.*CDinica(lit,oiF-ip< 'iortour.yprc6-*r pt-jn fcaowntomo," u. a. Akcueb, wid.. Caittorla enna nolle. OOMtlpatlon, ti'jur Stomach, DiarrtuBa, Eructation, .v.ULi Womm, i.*auj i>i>-_>, aud promotoa <U> IU Bo. OxAaxl (36., -UrooUyn, i<, X. I Wifflt^urioui medication. Tub Csmtaub Compaky, 77 Murray Stroet, N. Y. BRITISH COLUMBIA ,M. THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLER A. HOLLAND, ) DIRECTORS. HEAD OFFICE, • 56 New Broad St. - LONDON, ENGLAND. The Business of ALLSOP b MASON has been merged in the above Company aud will be carried os by the Company from this date as a general Land Investment and Insurance Agen -y. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rates. Town Lota and Farming Lands for Sale on easy terms, Victoria, a C, Hay Uth, 1887. , tlwlelvc VANCOUVER OITY Foundry \ Machine Works THB PROPRIETORS OP THESE works have much pleasure in notifying tbeir friends and the public that they are now prepared to receive and promptly execute any orders forwoijk in Ihelr line with which they may be favored, A;HcKEIVIE, Mechanical Manager. Vancouver, B.C., 8th Hay, 1888. dwmytfto 3STOTIOB. •VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT VI we intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lanusan Works for permission to lease for timbering purposes the following described land, situ* ated ln New Westminster District, nnd described as follows: Commencing at a point on the enst bank (and about one mile from Its mouth i at tho stream flowing into the head of Pitt Lake; thence enst CO chains, thence north six miles, thence west 120ehains, ihenee south six miles, thence east 60 chains, to point of commencement. BRUNETTE SAW MILL CO. (Ld.) H. L. DeBeck, Manager. New West,, May 17,1858. dmyl7ml TURNER, BEETON & GO. i-iiERCHASTS, WHAUF HTIUCLT ■ VICTORIA; EMPLOYMENT WANTED. A PRACTICAL ENGLISH GARDENER desires to obtain employment In arranging gardens, hotbeds, flower beds, lawns and oilier work of that nature. Has a thorough knowledge of his business and guarantees satisfaction. Excellent references If required. Addrossl4 W. P.," this ofllce. dmliSIto DRESSMAKING At MISS JENNIM-IS', (Late of England) Corner of Church and Columbia Streets, NEW WESTMINSTER. (•"Satisfaction guaranteed. dwfeTtc COME AND SEE I W. H. HOLDEN, TTAVINO TAKEN POSSESSION OF Jl the "Temperance House,"fronting on Columbia and Church Streets, opposite the Episcopal Churoh, and now known as the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate the traveling publlo at the following rates: Board per day .Jl 00 " " week 6 00 H,rtKl* Meals 25 iWs S5 -!,.w .*ua atfcohxmodation tor Ladies aud faialUBs. myflt*! Flowers for sale M^Iiek&gfojig%, Nortli British anil Mercantile insriearice 00i for Maliiliwd. I kc.*™*po.,,- EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 30 Finslnuy GU'ctu, i !*i",,,M*K*c:i0j?i3iese Labor ContaM WW 9.. no Brick Manufacturers, BUILDERS AND BRICK-YARDS: Port matt. OFFICES: Conn trolinUil. am Hny Ut„ K.w WMmlnntfr. ilwmhlOtc Hi HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed 1 Sale Stables THE SUMOBIBBns AKK NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINBLE RIBS At Speolal Low Rates. Dnjii; ui Jill Sin's of Teaming Rone at Snortest Notlcu. Dn-Cordwoml delivered lo any pnrt nf tho Clly. Ordors by Telephone will receive prompt nttentlon. WNtnl)|ps jiparly opposite C.P.R. Do* pot, Columbia St, NewWestmlnster, djalltc Q1LLEY BROS. Vnors* PROVIKCIAL SECRETAnVH Ol-TIPB, 25th May, K\s. WHEREAS THK LIKUTEEANT-OOV- ei'iior In Comieii is empowered, un- dertho -"Public soiiooi Act, m.%» to create School Districts, In addition to IIioho already exlNltna, and to define the boundaries thereof, aud from time In time to alter Ihe boundaries of existing District*; It Is hereby notified Hint His Honor litis been pleasod to create the tract of land enclosed within tho undermentioned boundaries a School District, under the title of "Sapporton Sohool District" vii:.:— Commencing at the south-oast cornor of Lot 20, tiroup I, New Westminster Dint- rid; tbenee north to tho north-east corner of Lot UI, Group 1; thence west to tho north-west cornor of Lot 3, Group 1, on the North Road; thenco along the North Road to the Brunette River; tlienee it long tho Brunette River nnd south Bhore of Burnaby Lake tn the north-west, cornor of Lot 11, Group 1; thenco along unnamed stroet to north-west, boundary of Penitentiary Reserve; thence along said boundary to north-west corner of said Reserve; thenoe along Boutlt-woBtorn boundary of said Reservo to Frnsor River; tlience along shore line of Fraser River to point of commencement. Ry Command, ,I>*0. ROBSON. •lmy.^wi ProyiiitHlS-.f.-'i'tM-y, Clå Land and Cutting Cordwood. FOOK W<fi CO., COLUMBIA STREET, Near Cleveland Hotel, New Westminster. dfel8m3 ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Ncirlr Opposite the Colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST assortment of all dcBoriptloni ol MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Families, Restaurants, and Steamboats at tha LOWEST HOSSIHLE PRICES. CHINA & JAPAN Fancy Goods WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large consignment of alt kinds of CELEBRATED TEA, Embroidered Bilk floods, Shawls, Screens, Bed Quills. Dressing (towns, Ktc. Etc. —also— Porcelain, Satsuma, Ololsanne, Bronie, Irorr, Sandalwood uid CnrlOS of Every Description. IMPORTED BY EVERT STEAMER DIRECT FROM CHINA WD JAPAN. Hoping thnt yon will honor ng with your visit, wc remftln voryrespeotfultyyonrs, Kwong on Wo & Co., FRONT t-.TD.EKT, Xm *UT**IIBn», I.Oi !*o»l Omo« BOI No. 7. d<Myl _ B BBS BBS THE DAILY COLUMBIAN HWHUHHKU Every Aftcraouu except Sunday, nr thk At their Steam Printing Establishment, Columbia Street. BY MAlL: fat 12 munthi ■>«** «> Rr « mouths 4 £ r 8 montha * •» DELIVERED IN THE CITY: for 12 months 110 00 Rr 6moitths -■■■ 6 25 r month « w F«w»* 25 Payment tn all oases (except ior -weekly rate) to be made ln advance. ADVERTISING RATH FOR THE MIIY. Transient AdTewtaem«nn.-Fl rst 1 ii se r- tion, 10 ots. per Une solid nonpareil; iuoh fabuquent consecutive Insertion,2ct-s. per Ine, Advertisement* not Inserted every day, 6 ots, per line each Insertion, (Handing Ailvertlseiuenin. -Regular Buslnesu or ProfCRHionn! Advertisements will be reoeived nt followlni; ratesi 1 Inch, ttpermonth: 2 1UN.&1; k col. ftV«0j K col. Wm 1 col. ?16. If inserted for less than .1 mos. 10 per cent, will be added. Hpcclal Notices among rending matter, 20 cts. per Une each Insertion. Specials calling attention to advertisements, locts. per lino. Iitrthn,Miirrla{(esand DeathB.Cl for each Insertion; Funeral Notices in connection wltb deaths, 5U ete. each Insertion. _u<-ll»it Sales, whcti displayed,rliiivgcd Vfl per I'onU less than transient nclvta, If solid, charted at regular transient rates. THE WEEKLY OOLUMBIAN iv-ued every WmlncMlay Morning. Delivered lu tbe City, peryear 33.00 Mailed, peryear 2.00 Mailed, 0 months. 1.26 WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATEB. Transient Adverllsemenls.-Flrstinsor- tlou, 10cts. per line solid nonpareil; sub- sequent insertions, 5 els. per lino. Manillas AdverHsemrnls.-For 1 Inch, (1.50 per month; 2 ins. f2 perm.: 8 ins. 12.00 per m.; 1 col. $12.7.5 per m. If Inserted for less than B mos. 10 per cent, will bo added to these rates. Special nolicoK among roadlug mutter, 20 ct-s. por line encli insertion. Vats mu-jthcall lnotal.aml forlnrgcculs an extra rate will ho charged, No advl. Inserted In either issue for less than $1, aorPersnus -.ending in advertisements should be careful to stalo whether they are to appear In the Daily Edition, or the Weekly, or both. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Tenders Clow k Maclure Boots k Shoes A. B. Wintemuto Southern Railway W. Reidt B. C. Penitentiary A. H. MoBride gailjj gritish ©tanbian Satnrday Evening* Jnne 0. 1KK8. Ice Groain and Strawberries nnd Cream at tho Club. * Somo choice brick stores tn rent at low figures.—Apply to Hand Bros. * Clow & Maclure, architects, ask for tenders for a dwelling house on Montreal street. Tbe rifle association held it* fortnightly practice this afternoon on the Brownsville range. The str. Gladys left'for Chilliwhack this morning with a large freight and twenty passengers. Tenders for Vt. Fagan's proposed residence will also be received at his office, as per change in adv. Ill-fitting boots and shoes cause corns. Holloway's Cora Cure is the article to use. Oet a bottle at once and cure your corns, Thn nttention of tradesmen is called to tho advertisement in thia paper calling for supplies for the B. C. penitentiary. A. 11. Wintemuto has bought out tho hoot and shoe business of Mr. H. Kelts, and his advertisement appears t»-day in the Columbian. Mr. Wm. Reidt's Southern railway auction sale furnishes an opportunity for i-hrewd wideawako men to lay the foundation of a future fortune Mr. Frank Forrest is making somo lioedol improvements on Columbia st., cfiief uniting which is a crossing from t^if piist-uflice to the Bank of B.C. If yoiiv children nro troubled with worms, givo them Mother Graves'Worm Exterminator; safe, sure, ond effectual. Try it, and mark the improvement in yonr child. Backache, stitches in the side, inflation and Boreiiess of the bowels, arc symptoms of a ditordered state ot the digestive und assimilative organn, which can ho corrected by tho use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Tho str. Irving arrived down from Chllliwhack thia afternoon with 2110 bulus uf hay, ti oxen, 20 calves, 10 hogs and a quantity of farm produce, Sho also brought '10 passengers. Reports from up river sny tlio water is falling slowly nnd all fours of a flood have abated. At Chilliwhack last night the water fell l_ inches nnd was still falling when tho steamer left tho landing. W.H. Vinnon shipped 800 lbs of salmon to Vaucouver and points east today. The run is slowly improving nud fishermen are getting inoro confident that the season's work will prove re* munerative. A sound body and a contented mind are necessary to perfect happiness. If you wish to possess these, cleanse your blood with Ayor's SarsapariUa. It is perfectly safe to take, and is a thoroughly reliable, highly concentrated, nnd powerful blood purifier. The gospel service on Sunday afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. rooms will be conducted by Rev. J. W. Webb, Mr. W. R. King having kindly consented to postpone his appointment, Atl are welcome On Monday ni«ht at 8 o'eloek a monthly general business meeting will be held in the rooms. The pile-driver Rustler is busily engaged driving pilos for the R.O. P. M, Go's new wharf and the work will be finished in t few days. As soon as a row of piles are driven a gang of men saw off the tops and lay the sills, thus keeping pace with the pile-driver and doing the work in about half the usual time. "Westminster in 1901," to the tune of "Over the Garden Wall," il the title of a comic versification, full of local hits, which we have received. The ingenious author will excuse us for not publishing the same. We are afraid we might catch auch a "local bib" ns would noplesaly disorganize our "internal calculus." H, A, MoLaanghlin, Norland, writes ; "il am sold ont of Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure. It sells well, and I find in every instance it has proven satisfactory, I have vesson to believe it the best preparation of the kind in the market" It cures Dvspephi, Biliousness, and Torpidity of the L ver, Constipation,. and all diseases arising from Impure Blood, Female complaints, eta. Nr, KIur's lecture. Tho meeting at Temperance Hall lust night was well attended, und Mr. King's interesting lecture carefully listened to. Short addresses wore also delivered by Rov.s. White and Stone, aud the progmranic was enlivened by singing at intervals. Mr. H. M. Cunningham presided, and a vote of thanks to the speakers concluded the evening's entertainment. A meeting will be called soon to organize a senior branoh of the Juvenile Templars. Thoso wishing to join the juvi-uile branoh iu this city should hand or send their names to Mrs. Ferguson. Portland's Celebration, The rowing clubs of Portland, Or., Intend tn Imvu a grand colobration on tbo fourth uf July. There ure to bu several races including contests in four- oared barges, shells, double sculls, and nlso a profossiunul single scull nice. For tho latter the prize offered is $760, $500 tu tho first nnd 8250 to tho second man. Henry Peterson, William Paine and H. A. Ball of Victoria have already entered for tho single sculls, and thero aro several othor tirat-clasa men to bo heard from, including Henry Heueeman, the Stockton sculler, John nnd Billey Cut sf ord of Victoria, and Austin Stevenson of Vallejo.—Ftc. Times. Colonial Bishops In louden. The Liverpool Mercury uf n recent date thus refers to the gathering of colonial bishops now in England: "Returned empties," na colonial bishops hnvo been somewhat irreverently called, showed up in strong force at tho Archbishop of Canterbury's dinner to tho prelates nt Lambeth I'lace Inst night. The ex-Bishop of Nassau, tho ex-Bishop of JSululmid, together with the Bishops of Auckland, Waiapu, Colombo, Singapore, Algoma, Znigloy, and Antigua, were amongst the primate's guests. Most of tho Fnglish prelates were also present. To-day it has been scarcely possible to tike a walk through the strand in tho west end without stumbling across a bishop. An AlliU-lic Alderman. The numerous friunds of Aid. Brad- en will hear with regret that lie had the misfortune of breaking his right leg last night. With a number of othor geutlemeu hu was displaying his agility and capacity for performing athletic feats. The accident occurred iu the most simple manner. He placed his left foot against ihe door jamb nbout 18 inches above the floor and endeavored to accomplish the trick of jumping over the left limb with tho right one. Ho was successful iu his first attempt, but met with tho misfortune referred tu in his second elfort. Tho break is a about a couplo of inches below the knee. It is a compound fracture, the broken bones protruding through the skin. Dr. Davie set the limb in St. Joseph hospital, whore the worthy Aid. is now a patient, and likely to bo ao for somo time to come.—Times. A Juvenile Traitor. Tho baenball and cricket grounds was tho scene of unwonted animation this morning. To-day being Saturday, and consequently a holiday at the public schools, the "small boy" turned out in nil his native fierceness and took possession of tho play-ground of his elders, and a lively, but slightly amended, game of baseball wns played "to a finish," One sido of course had to win, but tho result wns eminently unsatisfactory to the youthful partisans opposite, who openly and vociferously charged one of their own number with selling the game for "two bits," The scene presented and the sounds produced for a short time might bo compared tu tha sensation which several thousand magpies and a dead horse would ora-.to. The mercenary urchin so summarily convicted made tho best "homo run" on record, and will probably be "sent to Coventry" for n week: A Knit Time Coming. The prophetic conference, whioh has just boon hold at Exeter Hal), London, transformed that venerated place into a very chamber of speculative horrors. If we are to believe the Boors who were present there will bo within tho next threo years such wars and revolutions in Europe ns shall change twonty-three kingdoms into ten. On March 5,1800, rain or shine, there is to be a grand hogira ot 144,000 living Christians to heaven. From thnt timo ou tliu Christians who remain are to bo massacred by tho million, and universal pestilence, famines and enrthqunkos nre to devastate the globe. Finally, on April 11,1901, Our \nmi is to descend again to earth. AU thia was firmly agreed on by the conference, aud published to the unheeding world "on the authority of the Prophet Daniel." Oh Daniel! How many absurdities hnve boen, and are, and shall bo, uttered in thy name. Children Cryfor Pitcher'sCastoria SILK RIBBONS I Those of our readers who would like to have an elegant, largo package of extra fine, Assorted Ribbons (by mail), in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted tor Bonnet Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, 4c, can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure of a large wholesans Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by sending only 25 conts (stamps), to the address we give below. As a special offer, this houso will give double the amount of any other firm in America if yon will send the names and P. O. address of ten newly married ladies when ordering and mention tho name of this paper. No pieces leea than one yard iu length, Satisfaction is guaranteed, or money cheerfully, refunded. Tlirco packages for GO cents. Address, LoNDO.N.RlItRON AOEKOY, dwaplOyl Jersey City, N, J. Tlie peoplo of this coun'ry have spoken. They declare by tlieir patronage of Dr, Thomas' Kclectric Oil, that they bolieve it to bo an article of genuine merit, adapted to the euro of rheumatism, ai well ns relieves the pains of fractures and dislocations, external injuries, corns, bunions, piles, and other maladies, ANOTMER_VlCfORY lour Ships Chartered to load lumber at New Wc»1 minuter for lords" I'arlH. Tho Royal City mills received a despatch this nfurntng, frum Victoria, tu tho effect tlmt the ship Camaua was ready to proceed to this port, and as soon as a tug was available she would be towed over. It iB expected Bhe will arrive on Monday night or Tuesday morning. All arrangements for loading tho cargo aro completed nnd the vessel will not bo detained a day longer than is absolutely necessary. In announcing that the Camaua had been chartered to load lumber at Westminster we predicted that no serious I rouble would be met with In charter ing other vessels, and thia has como truo even aoonor than Uio most sanguine expected. The Royal City mills uot content with chartering ono vessel have, with their well-known enterprise, already chartered another, (lie Puritan, anil she ia now.on the voyage from <xm Diego to this port, Tho Puritan is a large i masted ship, and almost new, this being her third voyage since launching. She will load lumber for lower California and is expected to reach port on the 25th inst. Following the Puritan two other vessels have been chartered and will reach Westminster before tho end of the month. In order to seoure these vessels the company have been forced to offer special inducements, but with the loading of the last vessel the inducements will cease and tho port will only offer the same conditions us its neigh- burs. This, of courso, is only natural as the benefit of lying in fresh water, the ease with which ballast can be discharged aud the excellent arrangements for loading will make it a favorite port with shipowners and captains. The river has beon properly spar buoyed and the buoys on the sandheads have beon replaced wherever necessary, thus making navigation as free and Bafe to the Fraser River as to any port on tho coast. What now remains to place Westminster on an even footing with her sister ports is on official'chart, and thia we must have, aud that immediately. For two years tho Dominion government hns been making improvements at tho mcuth of the river and theBO improvements have effectod much good to the channol, having alrendy made a difference of 8 feet ut low tide, ln spite of the change, both in tho course and in the depth of tho channel, no steps havo been taken to make an official survey, and the old admiralty chart, made years ago, is the only guide foreign shipowners have to tho port. This, of course, is an injustice to Westminster, and, as is well known, has proved the only barrier in the way'of chartering vessels. We believe strong efforts arc being made to induce the government to order an official survey of the channel, nnd it is to be hoped tho pressure brought to bear will result success fully. Westminster can congratulate her- solf on having gentlemen of suoh perseverance and enterprise as are the managers of the Royal City mills, to watch her interests, and gentlemen who, despite the continued and unfair efforts made by unfriendly neighbors to balk our advancement, havo fought manfully against nil obstacles and nt laBt have successfully overcome thorn. The Crlr-krl Mulch* The cricket match this afternoon, Old Country vs, Colonies, wns played under!"VBj*y. favorable circumstances. The day was fino but not too bright. A cool, refreshing brooxa waa blowing all afternoon and tho crense was in as good condition as it ever wm. Play began shortly after 2 o'clock, tho Old Countrymen going to the bat first. The only stand during tho innings was made by Miles, who by careful playing ran up n score of III when ho was bowled by Lewis. The next highest score WRfi threo runs. 11 seemed strange that although U\e Old Countrymen had the best players on their side, with thu one exception, tidne of thorn could raphe a stand, fw.o of the best players bijing bowled withv.it |uctiruip. Douk- rill'p bowling waa abpnl tho best yver seen in Wc-itimiister, * Ho win. dead tin tlie wlokot and it seemed as though ho gained -more strength with every bail, Such nu onslaught could not bo long withstood, and wicket after wieki-t foil till the 7th was reached for only S rufis, Tho fielding ou the part of the colonies was good as will bo seen by-tho few extras made by their opponents. oi.o coi.'Nntv. MUch b Lewis' 13 Gtmml.b JXxkrlll 0 Hamber c Wilson ii Upper. :j Chappoll h Dockrlll 2 Komi, run out 1 Walker liDn.-ici-nt , 2 Peebles b D'jekrlll '-' Harvey liDuelcrlll ;t OlApCOtth & e Dnekrlll 1 ParKCB, not out 2 Dominy ll IV-krlll c. nriira 0 iff Extras.- 0 Total 83 The Colonies then wont to bat, Messrs. J. S. Clute, sr,, Brine, Lewii, W-jods, Fletcher, Wilson, Upper, Dookrill, Drysdnle, Mowat, and Clute. Messrs. Clute and Brine went to bnt first, the latter being bowled in the second "over" with only 2 runs tu his crodit. The match is proceeding as wo go to preaB, The Colonies had made 55 runs and several wickets to fall up to the time of going to press. •T1 .million linmiikrll. Sfurt'8 (Australian) Desert Pen. Trailing ovor arid sands, Far away in foreign lands, Far away from human eye, Under perfect cloudless sky; •Sky of peerless azure lino All the sunny twelvemonth thro'. Of colors gorgeous, bright and i-aro '■ Thou host truly lion's share; Thou art showy as a harlot With blue-bronzed cap and jacket scarlet; Colors whioh together blended Are cardinal and blue transcended. But thy form is fair and comely, And thy whole appcarnnoe homely. When supports to thee are given, Thou dost raise thy head to heaven; For, liko innocence, thon knows't He Is there who loves the most. —St, Morris. Child«r«7ftrfltd»6rtCastbrla Personal. Wnr. Booth, of Ladners, was in tho city to-day. Amos Bowman, of Sumas, is stopping at tho Colonial. J. C. Ynrker eamo over from the terminal city to-day. H. V. Edmonds und Mrs, Dr. Black Went over to Vancouver tliis morning. Mra. Webster and Mrs. Moresby paid a short visit to Vancouver to-day. A. G. Ferguson and wife, of Vancouver, paid the city a (lying visit this afternoon. W, H. Ladner,. M.P.P., came up to the oity on the Rainbow last night and returned home this afternoon. We are pleated to be able to btate that Willie Elliott is progressing very favorably and his recovory is now assured. Frank W. Warren, of Sun Francisco, representing a large lumbering oompany, is in the city on a business visit. He is more favorably impressed with Westminster than any other city in British Columbia. LtUC laiiiUiian NOWS. Halifax, June 4.—Consul Genoral Phelan to-night received a dispatch stating the fishing schooner Ambross Knight, of Booth Bay, Me., Capt, B-iggings, had boon seized at St.;John's, Newfoundland, nnd her crow arrested for soiling bait at St. Pierre Miquolpn. Tho captain gavo bond nud ho and.tho crow, it is believed by the consul-general, wore thereupon released with their vessel. Ottawa, Juno 4—The physicians in charge of the lazaretto of Trncadre, N. B., report that thero uro now but fifteen leprous pationts confined there, eight males and seven females. One afflicted person escaped to the United States, and it is teared the seeds of tho loathsome diseaso will bo sown there. Private Information from Ottawa indicates positively that it is Bottled thnt Dewdney will enter the ministry. It is not all settled, however, that Schultz will get the governorship of Manitoba. Montkkal, June 4.— Considerable sensation was created hore to-day when it became known that the fish and game laws are being openly ignored in Ottawa It is reported tlmt fine bass wero openly exposed for sale within a few yards of parliament square, nud at this moment cabinet ministers and fishery authorities are probably lunching ofi' contraband fish. Thero ii likely to be trouble over the mattor. Bunk's Fali,h, Ont., Juno 4.—For some weeks past people here have bocu excited.over reported gold finds in the township of Mackenzie, five miles from the village of Dunchurch. A vory rich vein has been discovered and two unsays made by Toronto nssnyers. The result has been even more satisfactory than expected. The vein has beeu traced for two miles, and is twelvo niches in width on the surface, increasing in width aB the blasting ia proceeded with. Experienced miners have beon engaged for somo days in sinking a shaft. Winnipeg, June 5.—Heavy thunder and rain prevailed throughout the province yesterday. It will be a great benefit to the erops. Kingston, Juno 5.—A plot to murder the keepers and for a general jail delivery, has been discovered. A convict named Saunders, who originated the plot, has beon placed in the dungeon. ^ _^ Mr. T. J. Humus, Columbus, Ohio, writes: "Ihnve been afflicted for somo timo with Kidney and Liver Complaint, aud find Parmelee's Pills tho best medicine for these diseases, These Pills du not cause pain or griping, nud should be used when a cathartic is required. They are ■Gelatine Coated, and rolled in the Flour of Licorice to preserve their purity, and give them a pleasant, agreeable taste. TENDERS Wir.r, BE RECEIVED BY the vs- UiTsiniU'd up to iinoli Of lOlli lllHt., (or Iho eri'i'llon of u mVKI.MNO HOUSE orr .Miiiilrcril Ht. (*!.OW |S MAOUIRE, iljMltil Arolilurclfl. A. B. WINTEMUTE, [am.-i-'sson to ii, ki*:i,i_s] Manufacturer and Importer nt BOOTS SHOES LADIES', OKNTH', MISSES' A CHILD- ren's Boots, Shoos anil Goiters made to order and kept on hand. '' IlKPAIRINQ neatly and promptly executed. 4!olum1>lu St., Wliitciuulift llloek, dJoOte Nkw Wkstminstku, B.C. Wholesale Mty Market. Beof, per 100 lbs, Cork " Mutton " ffldes(gr,nlM _'<ll!llO<.S "■ Cabbage " Onions " IV lifill " Oats , " penloz. ., ni (retalh pe ...«7W« 0 00 ... 8 1Q(n| DUO ... 11-00 •» 12 00 ... 4 0(1 ft? fi (X) ... l a5@ i rn) ,.. 2 009 0 00 ... 2 00 ® 0 M ... 1 Ml IS 1 75 ... i m(. i vfi ... i bopj r> oo ... H OflCTtlfl (lfl ... OSSffl Q 33 ... II 1(1$ fl JT B. C. Penitentiary. TKNDEKS WILL BE WCCEIVKD BY Mi« tinrier»ttKiii--t nntil 12 oV-lock noon on RAT17KHAY,.IUNR 2&r<I, !HH,tor sup- plvln-r/ Hit! P.-»ll.*iili:irv from .Inly 1st, ms, .,■*>.I line* .-*l*tli. 1«WI, wltli Ihe following artlck-s: i, Conl—Wellington soroonotl. 2, Beef. ,"I, Salmon frcdj. Irewh ;i;nl ■1, Groceries. . Blanket* [white. 1-pt.l. per pair. fi, It'lom—bi'sMiraiHl In the m-ii-net. 7. Leather and I*'ln<lliif<s furshnu Hhop, detailed lists of which enn be obtained on application ut the PcnilenUtiry. Kfltbor tlio lowest or nny tender necessarily accepted. Snmpli'M ni-iy hi< M-i'ti uud blank forms at tender obtained on application to the accountant nl the Penitentiary. No lender will he considered unless on these blank tonus. Imperial welghtB.Jind measures required. All articles supplied to be of the tiost quality. [Signed!, ABTIlUtt H. MoBRIDE, June Sth, 1888, *" '** Jggdtd Warden, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. AUCTION SALE VA-b-ffABIi-il Real Estate! mills iHVltltlllV} EVENING, com- _|_ ineiietiiy at 8 o'clock, I will ofl'er for salo by Public Auction, the undermentioned Real Estate: Subdivision of LOT 10, BLOCK 13, Suburban. .Subdivision of LOTS 20,21 &J2.I1LOCK0. Subdivision of :• ttV*ItT-EH-SECTION 03, on the Vancouver Bond, tn 8- acre Lots. > Subdivision LOT l'-, facing on the Hi ver, In one nnd tlve-iicre Lots. Will nlso offer a number of choice BE* SIDENCE LOTH. TeruiH Kinij-, without Interest. WM. REIDT, • djeOtl AUCTIONEKlt. TENDERS ABE INVITED I'OH A HOUSE FOU Dr. Fagan, at Now Westminster. Plans and speclticatlonH may bo seen at tho office of tho nnderHiRtied nnd at Dr. Fncan'a nrileo, West minster, tenders to be delivered at Wcstuil lister by the Itlllt Inst- FISH EH .^WILSON, djefitd Architects, Victoria. racEiisris: aoMrP-Ajsrsr OP LONDON, ENGLAND. One of the Oldest and Best Companies in the World. nOMOIBS ISSUED AT THE LOW- J. est nlti's, llirrl rro iromtliufttion Willi nny otlmr Com panics. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, rljoSinl Agent, iirjftvao When Bili.r wh tick. w. g»a h_r Cutwto, Wlron ah. wu > Child, _h« criirj for (,'Mtoria, Whon iho twrimt Min, iho cinuj loCutorlr. Wh«a«h,hldOI_Ui_r»D,__o£iTolliom(*,,l(!__i B aptiAt < in iu ii. Affiles street-, _j East of Mary street. Lord's Day Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. Sabbath Hehool nndUfble CIush at 2:110 p. m. All Hcati froo; Btrangoi'Hcordially welcomed. IT. PAWM <;MUR<1H. John Street, I Opposite OnuiKB Hall. IVjv. Thomas ..addon, Pastor. HervicoH evory Sunday at 11 a. iu. uud 7 p. in. Thursday evcu-ini'K al.7:30 o'clook. Scats free; all are oordl- Invited. Sunday Hehool at 2:80 p. m. iil,7:; ally MBTHODIST CHURCH, Oddfellows' New Hull. Rev. J. H. White, Pastor. .lees at 11 a.m, and7p.m. Sunday Hehool and hihle Olass 2:!10j>. m, Prayer Meeting on Thursdays at 7,D0p.m, Seats froo; fttran-jers cordially invited. tt UNION LODGE No. 9, A. F. «/\^- *- A. M,— The regular Com- jL _K munlcationH of this Lodge are / ty \ held ou the flrst Monday In each month, Rejourning brethren are cordially Invited tnatteml PBTBR GRANT, feSS-tc Seoretary. 1TOTICE. VTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, THAT li sixty days afterdate we Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lnnds nnd Works for permlBslf-n tu lease for timbering purposes the follow inn dnsm-lbcd land, situated In Now Went minster District, ond described ns foil*-.,-,s: Commencing at a post planted on tlio right bank of a creek -Which empties Into the Squnmish river at Mountain Tom's Indian Reserve, about.seven miles up tho Sunamlsh river; thonco E. 40 ohalns, thenee H. 20, thence E. 40, thenco H. 40, theneo E. 40, thonco H. 00, thence E, :io, thonco N. 00, thence K. 40, thence N, 40, thence W. 20, thenee 8.20, thenco W. 40, thenee N. 20, thenco W. 20, thenco N. 2ft, thonco W. 20, thonco N.20, thonce W20, thonce N. SO, thence W 20, thonco N.20, thenco W.20, thonco N.20, thonco W. 40, tlience S. 20, thenee W. 20, thenoe H. fiO, thonce W, *o, more or leas, to place of commencement. BRUNETTE SAW MILL CO. (Ld.) . H.L.DkBeck, Manager. New West., Mny W, MM. dmy.lIWl I HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS 1 from Mr. JOHN 1IAOOMAN. who Is relliine from the busIm-sH. to sell by private sale, ROSE HILL DAIRY, which consists of the 1*0111*0 of I'Vum for fl yearn, ■J*J head of Milk I'mvN, which have been well selected, and a number of Helferx, Steers mid Calves, one yoke W01 k Cattle, 8 Horses and Delivery Cart, wltli a complete Dairy Outfit. Also— a full complement of Ainlciiltural Implements, consisting of 1 Mowing Mnchlno, 1 Prairie Queen Plow. Feed Cutt*r (No. I). 2 Row Boats, I Hcow, With a large immhur of Chickens, Ducks and Geese. Also — Hi, acres Land on Lulu Island which Is fenced and drained nnd ln prime condition. For further particulars npply to tho undersigned or on the premise*. If not sold by the 20th June, will be sold liy Public Auction on tho Hnd July. T. J. TRAPP, May 28,188fl,-dtd Auctioneer. OAXlXl .JkmV J1IES WISE'S OLD STAND, Opp the C. P. N. co.'s Wharf, For a General Assortment of Dry Goods, oLOTHiira-, Millinery, Udlei' & Children's Apparel, Groceries, Crockery, Cordage, «c. Butter Kegs, Barrels, Hay, drain, Feed, Ac. FARM PRODUCE BOUGHT OR BOLD ON COMMISSION. J-AJKEZla New Milliner]! New Milliner) S - JUST OPENED AT ■ JAS. ELLARD & CO.'S —•X—Tia X.O-3-- OX1 -BJ--H-WT Spring Hats & Bonnets 1 ( TKI9IJIKI) _.,.» i:,t ritl.iiJir.l!) FEATHERS, FLOWERS, &C, ljircct from London and Paris. GALL 7&.1STJD EXZAMillTB dwa*pl2to xt - -wJb^i^3u!xbZ!__£l. Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full line of Spectacles & Eye-Glasses in steel, robber, silvor and g»M frames. Tbo finoat Pebbles made, $4 per pair; all eights suited. Special attention given to PINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having learned tli • business thoroughly from somo of the finest Horologcrs in England, and since then managed tho watch-repairing departments of a few of tho best firms on the continent of America, is a sufficient guarauteo ot good workmanship. Formerly manager for nearly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savage k Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate. Montreal, Dec, 1887.—Mr. F. Crake.—Andw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I never found a Watchmaker who did bo woll for mc as you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you aro not here to-day." tlwaplftc A. M. HERRING, WHOLESALE & RETAIL '"•^^V; SUNDAY HOURS. -Moiining, from 8:30 to 11 o'clock. Afternoon, 1 to 3 o'clock. EviiMNG, 6 to 9 o'clook. (ta* PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be propnred nt nny timo timing tlm night by n competent chemist, who sleeps on tlie premises. King tho nijjtit HERRING'S DRUG STORE, Oih>. Telegraph Ofllce, Columbln St.. New -tVcslniliirU'r. ilwocOto D. S. CURTIS & CO. ■eraoniaAiia &> shtaii, DRUGtGI STB Sole Agents, New Westminster, R. to C. McDONOUCH, (I.UNIM'OM'S BUILDING, FHUNT STU1.I.T) CBA*ti*BS I3rT GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hand an Kxtunsive Stock of Dry Moods, Uroceries, Boots & Shoes Hots A tups, Crockery, GliiHswarc, &c. nCBN'B A) BOYS' BT7IT8. Grunt Variety of Household Articles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STOKES. N. Bt—Farm I'roituue bought at market ratuH or mold on commlnHlon. M*Ohlcirn from tbe Intorlor promptly attended to. dwJoSUi PRESERVING SUGARS! W. & G. WOLFENDEN HAVE JUST Rl'XEIVED A CARLOA-B OF SUGARS direct from the Refinery, which they arc now offering on the most reasonable terms. dwjeUtc WOOUWOOLl 4IX PARTIES HAVINO WOOL FOR nnlo will ilo well to communicate li Mr. RAM. MITCHELL, at New Westminster, B. Vs Ji'fcrM-wtl EDUCATION BtANCII, PnoVINCIAl. HECHRFAIIY'fl 1)RPAHTMK*1T. Vlctorlii,liiiie«li, 1888. VTOTIOE IH IIERED* GIVEN THAT ll the Antinnl Kxnmrantlon of Criniil* rtfttoH for Cerllllenton of Qtinllfleatlon tn tench lo the Public Hohooln of the Province will holield In the Legislative Hnll, Victoria, irommoncltig on SATURDAY, Jul*-lib* at lo a. m. ' Intending candidates are raoulrod to notify this Deimrtmont nnd furnish testimonials prior lo June 27th. t- *•-■••' 'impeflMwrnrc^oiEiniirntioii.' dJeSId W.C. LOYE, fukinaUt Soot Al Wn Uaker. Repairing Neatly Done. Oi WMk mIpceUHr. •wOrdnri -promptly attended to. ClM-kion Mm fn renr of Colonial Hotel, n l, hext to Rand Bron.* office, dnojto 2JTOTIOB. mHE ADJOURNED OEN1UAL I lnit of th. shareholder, a" WcstrrrlnsleHOo. Oof will toSe HA* the Hccrotary'H ofllce JUNBIIth,at2ll.m.. .. Ily order of iho Ita-gHent, ■ HDWN RAND, _ Secretary, IMR- -J* rAV, .UK PlUOBOr DAS WILL BE FOUR . Dollnrs (M.00) Mr thousand feet from jls dnto. If paliT wlbln ten (10) ilnyl, one Dollnr (11.00) per thowitmu discount will ho allowed. „ ______ ..Hyorterofthel^or..' t» iljoimi io 1'imwjni , EDWIN RAND, VMKrtary.
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Publisher | New Westminster : Kennedy Brothers |
Date Issued | 1888-06-09 |
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Notes | Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890). |
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