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Han A B B Davit -jjfg I I VOLXTMB : HIM Â£ 3 S t*sv . NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0â TUESDAY EVENING, MAROrflBv 1887. NUMBIR*. JO. HBUDBHSOJI. H.B.,C.M. , (Qlnsgow). PHTMCIAK* SUkfa*Â»K,i dwf-.llo Chllllwhaok, B. C. D .WOLF SMITH, Â». D. OFFIOE-Clarkson Street, opposite rear entranoe of Colonial Hotol. â â '' RESIDENCEâAgnes St., opposite new Baptist Ohuroh. OFFICE HOUR8--10 0, I%to,lJ*DOM-,!l to 5', and 6:80 to 8 p.m. JnolMe I. If. MACLHAN, B. A., Jf. D., 0. M. H. OFFICE: McKensle Streot, next door to Drill Shed. RESIDENCE: Agnes Street, third house from Mary Street. OFFIOE HOUBS: 10 to12) a to 5; 1:90 to & <l-dÂ»'8tc . ,-,' â : M. COOPBR, B. A., M. Dâ j . PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON. OFFIOE and nESinENOE-phureh Bt; try promptly attended to. feate _ poMoron Â« -tccau, ..'.-.. .it^IOITORS, ETO OHM. SWS^mifitike* "'Â»â """'*;â ' andVancouTer,B.C. -... JyJldwto â .'.. :.' "'J.-VtilS m o. ATXUfsosr RABP.I8TEB, MoKensle Street, dwnUte â Now Westminster, B. c. âr. â¢-. V. TIT RORMAH OOliB, ' BARRBWBR-AT-LAW. Land Aim*. â¢>&.:â -. lineytoLoan. Oolumbia attest. tetto New Westminster, B.O. , r, W, GRAUT, ARCHITECT. At A. J. Hill's Oflloe, dwteSSte MoKensle St. n n. n.ow, V; r1 ' ' ARCHITECT. , -^ ,n OFFICE, tor the present, at residence on Clinton Street. Ip.i'1 :-,; sr Word may be left nt D. Lyal's Book- store, ... â r.:,n,,<*f'*<l*>stÂ° tIAPT. MTT1ISDRIOH, J X|:.:' "T'i';â â ' '"M LlM^Sl&mt.*11t,e W,'eJ, d-delte MoKensle Street, N. W. H. Â»â¢ mnb dwmhltml 4P0TIONBER. : LadneÂ«*itnndhif, Brit. Col. ADOTIONRRR AND APPRAISER, Columbia Strsatii'â..'-!'"' Westminster, un, sons ui sbsul AOfisr Bent and Debt Collector..:."." MTMU SHOD lAHMS FOB Sill*. *t* Aieat fsr Ihe T-UVUMW xm as accibint HsniAsei<)6sirkiit, OFFIOE:-Ferrls Street, New *yestmln. sisr| â .-â " q -tioqw**- "AND BROJ. P"AÂ«- BiTAT** BROKft^S, Cmwy.mct,, Collee tors, ASM lasmntaea ApeÂ«s, OSIees at VICTORIA: Fort Street, NRW WESTMINSTER: Corner MoKensle and Clarjsson Sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Hires'. BDILpINQ WTfttorsatolnnll sortlons of Vancouver and Now W'ssjulnstor Clly. FARM LANDS of superior quality for salo at Chllllwhaok, Port Hammond, Lanaley, Matsqui. Sumas, Mud Bny,Iind- eer's Landlni, Lulu Island, North Arm and Pitt River. .. . ,,.),..,). ;::;:' Maps and Plans exhibited and the fullest Informntion furulHliedutallouroflloes â PTT[;eJmof Real Estate, Mining AND MONEY PROKERS, â -Â»AÂ»si-.vii'i.,')V: 'â '- General Oommfeilon' Ag'ts ' TANOOUVEIiv;ijj<fJ.'':i' I . lOANS,Nlia<m4t%t>. ',;â Mnt!r<i,t.i,'..,.'t' dim $BOO''gt^Mljb TjlIVR HDNDRED TOLtApA , RU*' B ward wfll ht.Mld. W;.ffie4i4vetlljssr for sueh Information as. will load to the MP dpsssortheadvartlsarmayoshaaat this NsV We.tmlnÂ«er, Msk-Ii U, â¢Â«, j ' "J TUBHER,eEETOH&00. Mf RC HANTS, WUAttF STREET â¢ VICTORIA. ;-:â¢";- ,-i.jl^^c' Nortii British and Mercantile insurance do. for Mainland. H. O. BEETON & CO., 86 Finsbnry Circus, , f-f' ' . - London, E. 0. THI CLARENCE Corner Yatei.fi Douglas Streets, nwiit Q. RICHARDS,?!!. U88EE TOURISTS' KEADQUAHTERS; FIRST 'Clan' In- every respect Fully nup- piled â Willi all CMVeBlcaeei of Modem MtftolK Now and Blegai In all its Appointment*. l*rlcÂ«i Moderate. Thin magnlfleent Hotel in now open for the reooptlon of GnestH. WNo pains will be spared by tho man* agement to make this Hotel plensant and attractive. ' f 'â ,doo5tc THOS^ OVENS, MANUFACTURER OF ''W'iA.Gi-OlrTS. Blacksmith and Machinist All Kinds of Machinery, Patent Looks, Safes, Sewing Macliines, ke., ke,, ",,. Repaired, BLACKSMITHINC In ail Its' branches. Farmers', taggers', Hill find Contract Work; Agricultural Implement.**, and everything ln the blacksmith line mode to order. ' Having secured flrst-class workmen, we tee conndeijt of giving satisfaction. j â¢Â«P'Hone:Nh6*liig ivspecl^lty. dW-Jly81tc] COLUMBIA ST.j New VfKST. Skesl; Stoves! GlufnOy's Celebrated Stoves for Sale. AN.o.S Cook* with furniture complete, &tâ: the low prioe of vMsJ'-i;-: . The undersigned is now clear- lAg-AW'fiW stock"bf'!St6Ves (ex- qept tlloSe'iniJe by Gumey) at net cost for cash.. - . Jfpw js the opportunity to find^RGAINS. 'â JAMES CUNNINGHAM, dJaSSte ESTABLISHMENT Mainland of B. 0. ,. ey|g,^Â«t^lotcl JBlopK. Coliiihln St. ~ST0CK 'SOW EN ROUTB. JtlHIS HOUSE MAKH3 ANNUALLY X a gnat raduotion in prioes to make room for the 1-imsst and best assortment of-Bdp'Js and Shoes ever imported into ibis eouiitry. front .the principal Houses a<' (i.r.nsiiy, Kranoe, Great Britain, the Un(twl,States,iiml ourgreit Dominion. . 500 LINES WT OH HAHO. PAÂ»Â«()l)JfS'!SEB*)Â»Illf|i**WK BE* FQBK VQP PURCHASE. liOull Md SllOM, (ran Mo upwards. Felt t Biktar Soods A Tim-Yams ol all kinds.' i" IÂ»dleÂ»-1 SeiU' Slippers for Xmis- ... ths loneliest ever ssen. ,â WM. ROSS, Cualalflatil Itoek, C.luifels M. ''" "â¢ '"""'ilirnontr' â 'â¢ Wanted. Â«rAHIKl)-A WDY PBIDCIPAI. for JS the Olrls UspartBieiit nt the New WestmlnsM Publie geliool for the bnlnnee of the presont lorm-itutliui to coin- menoe Oral wÂ«cU In April. Applications to be sent to ths-underslgned not Inter n_vii] ... . T.Ik TBAPP. h-lil^.,,.,.., r^oretai-y, COME AND SEE I W. H. HOLDEN, TTAVINO TAKEN POSSESSION OF n the â¢'Temperance Honse," fronting on Columblaana Church Streets, opposite the Episcopal Ohuroh, and now known as the FARMERS'HOME! WUl accommodate the traveling publio at the following rates: Board per day $100 " " week : 6 00 Single Heals. 25 Beds.. , 26 WLOood accommodation for Ladles and families. myflto c. Mcdonough HAVING TAKEN- Lniiilbom's nuilfllnu, Front St. (Formerly occupied by Kyli- A Tllton), IS WOW READY to serve his customers and everybody with as good a stook as a man wants to select from. Dry Goods, firoccrios. Pro visions, Crockery* (iiassivnre, Boots, Ae, | Come and see the new place, and let us know what you thick of lt. dwoclffto C, MODONOUGH. E. HUTCHERSON, NURSERYMAN A DEALER IN Frnlt and Ornamental Trees, Ladner's Landing, B. c. rilHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO IN- I form the people of BrltlNh Columbia inat he has establlahed a Nursery at Lud- nor'a Landing, nnd Ih prepared to till all orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trwes, Shrubbery, Vines, Small Fruits, Ao. Trees Imported or home grown according to Iho wishes of customers. The subscriber haa had a thorough practical training ln the business, and having a fiermunent stake ln thc country lt Is tils nterest to deal fairly with the publio. He will wait upon the various towns and settlements shortly, and all orders wilt have his personal attention. aul2to E, HUTOHERSON. .P-ACI-FIC Carriage Works! COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. NOW ON HAND, A LOT OP HlelKhs, 001101*8. Bngreles- Phietons, Democrat, Express and farm Wagons. Also, a large stock of Buair, Cnrrlsge* Wagon, ana sleigh Material, All ot which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, d-demo REID t% OURRIE. ESTABLISHED 1839. ROBT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, Nearly Oppoilte tho Colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER. THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST wsortmsnt of all descriptions o! MEATS AND VEBETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Families, Restaurants, and Steamboats atthe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BLOOD-CURDLING MASSACRE ATâ H. M, Cunningham &Co's STOVE DEPOT. A No. 8 Cook Stove! AH Complete, with alt the Pipe necessary and a CHINA COOK Thrown in, Freight paid to auy part of the Dominion free of aU charge, 25 per cent. OFF FOK 0A8H H. M. CUNNINUHAM * CO., 74, Columhla Street, Kew Westminster, B, C, â ' AK."'.* H-'H-'s.-'sl-a-enl Karlh I'lasets aarfOalsrlo rÂ»Â«ip l a. dfeete ->oÂ«- Cream I Fancy Cakes . âao to-â A. DIEBEL'S FRONT STRKET, OpÂ». C. P. N. Wham*. llieSWo FOR SALE. 1>HE I.BABR, PIXTUUES AND STOOK of that well-known Variety Btore next the Holbrook Hotwc, Front Htrect. -. :- dot'isto Safe for_ Sale. k NO. Ill IAYLOIt'8 SAFE m good. A orden 21x*l Inches lnsldei Will be sold cheap. Apply ut this oflloe. dwfel2to Houses to Let. LSO A QUANTITY OK HOUSEHOLD , KURNrrURE forsnlo. Applyto A.BURN8. 4 LSO A (11 furnFi felSte Second-Hand Organ. FOB SALE CHEAP, tlay be seon at the Store of ' St Tf.S.i T..H. PKABSON, dwjn21tc Books, Stationery A Music. Shares for,Sale. ioo SHARES IN THE BRUNETTE Sawmill Co, Limited. H. L. DeBECK; Manager. * ""â " dmhioto Now West., Mnr. I0M:, 1881 Land for Sale! 1 i A ACRES FIRST-CI.A8S PRAIRIE l*tU LiinU on Lulu Island, North Ann, Fraser River, For iinrtlcnfam apply at thisofflce.* -' .*. ' dpifiioto FOR SALE. ONE-HALF INTEREST IN tho LANG- ley Saw and Planing Mill: mill .in good order. For particular** apply on the premises to H. WEST, Or, Messre. DRAKE, JAOKSON, J _, aplStc A HELMCKEN, Victoria. FORSALE. 16Â« Acres of Good Farming Land 8 mites bolow the City, with a good House on it. Applyto O. HUNTER, Ufel4m2 Agnes St., New West,- Farm for Sale. CONSISTING OF TWO LOTS OF 165 and 100 aeros (whieh will be sold tq* gether or separately); 8 milos /romNe*Â«r Westminster; flrst-class land; about 26 acres dyked; balance Prairie and Bush; will be sold at n Imntain. Applyto 0.G. MAJOR, dwmhstc ' " ""' G. MAJOR, NewWestminster. For JSctle! 1 SPAN DARK BAY MARES, 1 nnd 5 X years old; good travellers; worn single or doubles double; nice Ifftlcs-orgents-MUldlohorse; 1 Bay Hone, Syearg old; works single or ouWe; nice ladle " verygentle. I t-imiled Riircti 4 sprlnRs; nearly new. 5 (oh of Tlmolliy Hny on Nortii Arm, Fraser river. 95 bills. Salt J-tHlnnm. S Uolf-hbl*. Nail Halnion Bellies. Alsoâone and ouc-nlnth Iqlcmt la ^Utytt W.J. FRENOH. New, West., Kov. llth, 1880. dwnol2to WANTED. A DULY QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR Stave River Sohool. Salary, ISO per montli. Applications statin? certificate and qualifications roceivod bythe under* signed up to tbe 35th Maroh. NOBLE OLIVER, Beo. of Trustees, dwm7td Whonnock Station. Duke's Cameo" CIGARETTES. Once Smoked we Preferred to ill Fine, Full and Fragrant. A Moatk-pteee of novol design nocom* panics ench Cigarette. Imported sololy bj* thc HUDSON DAY COMPANY, Vlo(oris,Btid can he obtained everywhere. illnboml Bverr Han to Us own BasinefH -A.. FEELE. fSMYlOAL CHEMIST* DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (CFP COLONIAL HOTIL). NKW WEBTMINSIBR, B. 0. Physicians' Prescriptions ud Fm. Ilj gMlp*. Â».SÂ»eelÂ»llr. â - KB. â Only Genuine Drugs used. Over twenty years' experience. mrSS*. Public Notice Inr Mate Mb Unij. mHE UNDERSIGNED (THANKS TO X thc luminous nnd permission of tho Mayor tad uibrCoundlHwo weeks ago iMpsued ttio WiliMe LlbrarjV-ind takes thin opportunity to oftter an invitation to residents of New Westminster to pay him a visit, Papera and Manilnei from all direction! ur* received for patrons and Tlsltort, and moro will be added In cuse a rawrinablfl * support li obtained. The terms aro GO cents n montli,in nrfivinre,nr.i papen, Ae., are paid forln advance. This will amount to a.bont 2 cents a day, or the cost of md cigar fat seven days permission to nee ncwn from ail ovor tuo-world, and elegant honk* which may be ehannd every 2-1 hours! Tlu-re Is no compulsion about this, hut those who believe Inset* ting In out of tlio rain and who can enjoy J, decent Are will doubt loss appreciate this nstltntlon. Utiles nnd Mraniers aro freo, so doubtless nll the pnHliM Who believe In Blue Ribbon will come forwnrd ntonce and Join this uttrnotlvo affiilr, Imth for thelrnwn credit and that nf others. Come one, come nil, nnd you will be attended to by one wlm cau fÂ»ap all classes,viK.: i .Vqurs RospoctfuHy, HENRY W. HUGHES. New West. Aug. 20, lm. dauttta Sailj) frifok Columbian Tuesday Krenlag, March 15,18BT. PROVINCIAL LEfllSLATURi. . Friday, Mar. 11. Mr. Orr moved for til correspondence tnd papers relating to the appointment of special constables to preserve tho peace within the municipal limits of Vancouver. The attorney-general said ho would be the last to place any obstacles in the way of members obtaining in formation, but he considered it unjust and imprudent to give information respecting matters.whjoh are rioV pending; -He'Va*'satisfied-ft would be inexpedient and prejudicial to the public interest to do so in this case. Mt.: Beaven thought the documents might be placed before the house, and it could then be determined whether they ought to tie printed or not. On a division the resolution was lost.âMr. Martin moved for correspondence relating to lot 204, group 1, on the north sideiOf Burrard Inlet.â-Mr. Theo. Davie's act to amend the county court jurisdiction aot 1885, nnd Ml1. Martin's bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, were read a first time.âHon. Mr. Eobson, on mov ing the second reading of the bill to amend the public .school: act, explained that ono of the main objects of the bill was to place teachers in a more satis factory position. Those holding first-class certificates wero liable to be called up for examination at any timo, which was considered a very great hardship and not conducive to the cause of education. Ho knew of good teachers who had been in. capacitated for work by having ih addition to their ordinary duties, to prepare themselves for examination. Many of the propositions contained in the bill had been discussed at a convention of the most intelligent teachers in the province who assembled in Victoria last'year and the.bill waa based on suggestions brought forward at the time. Mr. Beaven was opposed to exempting graduates from examination, and moved that this clause be struck out. Mr. Higgins agreed with this view. He said all holders of degrees were not competent to teach, and they should be required to pass an examination, He believed in every teaoher standing on his own bottom. Mr. Semlin said when doctors and lawyers coming into this province to practice must pass an examination, teachers should submit to the same regulation, Hon. Mr. Robson said he was almost inclined to think that it would be in the interest of the province to remove the restrictions placed on lawyers and doctors coming to practice. He had serious doubts as to the propriety of asking them to submit to the humiliation of standing an inferior examination, and the same principle applied to persons holding diplomas from high- class universities. The possession of a degree did not necessarily make a man a good teacher; but, all other things being equal, a university man hod the advantage. Mr. Grant said he was glad to see that the provincial secretary was changing his views since the passage of the medical und legal acts. On a division Mr, Beaven's amendment was lost by a vote of 9 to 10, Mr, Higgins then moved the insertion of a new clause permitting women to sit on sohool ootids. He said women had the right already to vote at school ejections, and in England, the United States tnd eastern Canada they were eligible for election as trustees.' Mr. Allen snid if a man tnd his wife were members of t .school board where the number of trusteee wh limited' to three, he could run the whole school. Mr. Dunsmuir didn't lik* this newfangled idea. He wanted the boards to be all men or all women, Mr. Martin ditto. Hon. Mr. Robson favored the clause. So did Mr. Beaven, who said the mothers are beet qualified to soy,who shall havo charge of the education of their ohildren. If the people of this country desired to place women on the school boards thore should be nothing to prevent them, The clause was carried on the following division: Yeas, Messrs, Higgins, Robson, Beaven, Turner, Vernon, Ma- son, John, Semlin, McLeese, Anderson, Orr, StenhouBe â12. Nays; Messrs. Prior, Croft, Dunsmuir, Thompson, Martin, Theo. Davie, Allen-â7.â-It was decided td take up tho estimates on Monday.--Mr. Turner reported that new evidence relating to the Victoria eleotion matter had come to light, and that the committee appointed to enquire into that subjeot wished to lay it before the house. It was decided that thp committee, having reported already, did not exist, whereupon Mr. Dunsmuir gave notice of motion that the committee be reappointed so aa to meet tho case.â Col. Baker, gave notice of a resolution urging upon the Dominion government the importance of having a geological survey made of the Sel kirk range on the western side of the upper Kootenay and Columbia. Houso adjourned until Monday. Repealing the Union SECESSIONISTS AND ANNEXATIONISTS IN N.S. MAKINfi THEMSELVES FELT. A Terrible LeapâA Drummer Junius 70 Feet Down In a Hotel. A BKIiilIAST RECErriOJf-OARDI. NAL RIBBONS RECEIVING COS- 0RATVUTI0NS AT THE FBÂ«- PA6ANJA. The Report or the Attack on the tear Denled-A Fatal End to a Dispute-The Pope to Intervene. Enilii Bey Ucnnl Fran-Tlie Halmli.n Army t'onilsg ttai^ti blimit <lÂ» - Nortbcnl-nHfle. " By Associated Prefifl. ItEPt'ilLTC'AN VICTOHV. Oakland, Cala., MiuvJG.âAtthe election yestorday the result as far as' knewu shows that Wm, R. Davis, republican, was elected mnyor and that republicans were electodfor city clerk, treasurer, nnd assessor .and board, of education. ui*i â .,' ' extknu-nu inr. n. p. New Youk, Mnr. 15.â-At the regular meoting of the board of directors of the Northern Pacific Railway on Mar. 17th a proposition will be considered to extend the road to Portland, Me., a distanco of about 214 miles. ' THE SALVATION AltMY COMINO WMT. WiNNirp.0, Mar. 15.âCommissioner Coombs, of the Salvation army, has arrived hero en route to the Pacifio coast. Coombs says it is proposed to commence work among tlie Indians in the Northwest next summer. Some of the best officers of the army, male and female, huve volunteered for this servico. HE WAN'J'ED TO BE A TBAMP. New Yokk, Mar. 16.âAlbert Parr, a sixteen-year-old messenger boy, employed by the Wall st, firm of O'Brig it Winter, was seised with a desire to become a tramp a few days ago, 'Accordingly when he wss sent to the bank Monday with $296.50 in checks and some cash to deposit he did not- go to the bank but started out on his travels. Ho got as for as Williams-, berg, when ho met somo tramps, They soon spent all the cash Pnrr hsd and then discovered they could not cash the checks. The boy accordingly tore them into small pieces nnd threw them away. Ho and hiB companions have been arrested and tho Wallet, firm is trying to get duplicates of the checks. WELCOME HOME. Pabis, Mar. 15.âA large number of intimate friends'of Count De Lesseps met him n't the rnilway station o,i his return frum Berlin Inst night. In' an interview he expressed the greatest pleasure at the kind reception accorded hiin by everybody in Berlin. As the result of a conversation he had with the Emperor William aud Bismarck, hossid he oould nffirra there, would bo no war. The emperor told him Sunday that Germany would never attack France. Tho empress asked him to leave his plan of the Panama canal with her. Prince Bismarck spoko highly of Derbette, Frenoh ambassador to Berlin, who.the firince says, is making himself be- iked by everyone. KErisen ust: Boston, Mar. 15.âThe revised list of the injured in the railway accident yesterday shows that 114 wore wounded. IN MEMOKV OF THE IiEAII MSxrOT. St. Pr.TEiou.niia, Mnr. 16.âThe imperial oourt yesterday nttended the funeral services before the Into Mar's tomb in the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul. Services were held in all the churches nnd nt. the slirins over the spot where the czar was interred. Ia the evening the city wss illuminated iu honor of tho occasion. All tho* aires, grog-shops and other places of resort of the people were closed, " NO ATTACK ON THK CHAH, London, Mnr. 13.âIn tlio commons this afternoon Ferguson, parliamentary aeoretary to foreign affairs, stated that, the govornmont hnd been informed that some persons with explosives in their possession have heen arrested iÂ» St. Petersburg yosterday ou the route which thoCsirwns tn have taken to attend the servico which was to havo beon performed in commemoration of the late car, it being the anniversary of his death. Sir Jnnies Ferguson said hoM'its glad to be able to announce that no attack was made upon the Csor. Dispatches from Frankfort, Berlin, and Vienna sny tho bourses at those places were weak to-day ih consequence of the rumor-that an attempt had been made to kill tho Czar. COLLISION. San Fbanoisco, Mar. 1,1. âThe British barquo Mndorin, from Tacoma, is reported to havo been in collision with tlie British barqtw Peacemaker at Buenos Ay res ana was struck, pn the starboard quarter and considerably damaged in her upper works and had several plates dented. KBrEALINO THE CNBMi. . Halifax. Mar. IS.âThere is a meeting in tho ranks of tho provinoial government supporters oo of the union question. Since't minion elections the ptoriBcialertnnst have left the secession qusticas severe ly alone, and when thelegWatw* met on Thursday the great queofciop upon which the two. general aMbsm, have been run was only iiicidenttBy'mentioned 'in n three-fine sentence iu the speech from the thmrie. Thie contemptuous treatment of thet-tMstion greatly annoyed honest secessionists, supporting the government, Â»od they have set to work to make *he,:ioÂ»em- ment's position inore -.uncoquorUble thaii ever. The repealers'goi up in tlio legislature yesterday and roundly denounced the hypocrisy tad trickery of the government, which they were support ing, and. i demanded to know whether the governmput meosjt'to go on with the secession agitation, or not Both the premier and attorney-general refused to give any indication'^' their future policy. Oheaftlulovtfrtrment supporters on tho floor of tirlhtment declared himself to . be not-only a secessionist bnt au anuaxstionirt, The attoj-uey-genaral himsÂ»lf,is a well- known annexationist, but has never to declared himself iri paHisioent,' Another government supporter declared that annexation to the'l'nited State* was only a logical outcome of ieeeesion from Canada.. i iti to sv.Â« hi â¢ â a -niuBuaaaf.''''..'' Denver, Os3., Mar. i3l-i--lUthan Folk, a travelling aaltseaan^sms this morning arraigned before JustioeSales, oharged with lorc$njr ,ef, MOQ.j-igars and held' m bonds for, |600 to appear before the grand jury! After we decision was pronounced tlii prisoner, in company'wrth Constable lefy;Â°Â«farted for the chamber of commerce library for the purpose of procuring eeoority. The pair ascended the stairway'to the 3rd story, when |"al)t;|uÂ«jBdMorind suddenly, said VG^-KtfMSLihrew himself oyer the banister, falling to the basement floor 70 feet hdwi. In his terrible flight he'ttruek theielus* trade, from which he wss thrown httd- firat on the stair-post basement â His scalp was complete!* ten- (MR tlw left side of his head ud kit skull wss fractured, from whicli a portion of the brain protruded. Besides this no bones wero broken ljutlie-ruInjured internally and cannot reoorer.' ' a tutu.psvtsa mi -i _' J.. Dsi-vm, tot' Mar/'-iipi __... Pratt, a livery-stable - â UeÂ»ltf,-'liida difficulty in the stable yesterday morning with : Oeo. Curti* m* the ownership of a hay rack, which Curtis was driving away wiih and upon whieh Pratt claimed he bod a mortfsge. At the drivor undertook to>Â«aia tho hones,, Piatt, seised th*-iifaa.betore the horses' head, the team started forward suddenly arid Pratt srll'litnick by the rack uid thrown btekastsl into a well aud wat drowned before being fished out. Curtis is h*M â¢waiting investigation by the oo'i&rti';""77 ABBILUAIfTtaoirTitM':" Roiie, Mar. 13.âFrom 10-a*m. to 1 p.m. to-day Cardinals: Gibbons tnd Tnschoreau received cornrraftlatiotts from the lay and ecclesiutictldiplo- mata iu the large haU of die ] da, where tho cardinal i ajscmble. Ketr.jUwm,/ Kearue and, Ireland, aghue and Abbe M_ seutatlves ef 21 'cordli 0 embassies to 'the their respects. The f don and ministsre- tho adjoining hall, which ftÂ»!ti_ entered with, their secntarya and gentlemen, iu courf coetoma, Amoag the notable visitora were, the Amarietn patriarchs' of ConstantinojJei" Mon- signorJdcoMnli'sejeretf^MHiewoiit- ganda of tfie French seminary; -Acton of Scotch, Englkh, and Irish DsOeeeei superion of AfrioanaiMidi; atpenors of. the Trappiat, Suluujiaa, Augtstians, Franciscan and Dominican! orden; bishop of Versailles snd Archbishop Carr, of Melbournii: "p ' ','.'* A snoottiioS' TÂ«ift('''^''roPi',ibo7iÂ«- " va*iÂ« msxr ' Pabis, Mar. l'34TliÂ« JoÂ«Â«a Da Delates has a dec-patch Mm Vienna saying: âVo* Sobloesen, FHiseian minister at the Vatican, ia^gntstl thtt tho Po|ie oonvene a European eMgrest aud settle the -Boston to * such event, the, dispstch inarck, being satiated witp of the army bill, would congress and declare ml general disarmament '"'-' emin itr nmÂ«l* rmuts â 'â > iiANZfBAX, Mar. 13.-mm_lts beet received from' Emin Bey to we effect that in November latt - he went to Vgandi and that King Jl'Wtwa refused to permit him to go tkieflgb the country. Then Â£min Jm/jM& to effect a passage out through Karugeva On the western shore of Lpke viotoria Nyniiza. Iu this he faired fistf He flien' returned to WtdtM, MWing t detachment ef se4diona*C(Â»JÂ«ti, nnder the ooaM*nd c< Oo**ti, lis sole Europeaneiimliaiion,^ 8W ââ, A ReraftrMMe BarMM â â ;* i 'â â¢'Â»--.-..- inana The Atmespkere leetAiM Â»llark 'â aa HliMicll. Â«<â¢ ,:n .,'' ,.',** r)ii London, Msr. 14.-.A -rÂ»isu*able dniknen envelope*''IsatdMisM-toon t<-'day.,;iItwÂ»t-)Mf * Charing Oross,.:Â«l Strand. " portion clearer, I. i{> lo ,- ii;. _ â,, . ui itefuid Ia "Chicagojnajf be* " marked tSt'Unltjl fenionalorotKerfwmi -, '*sheim^mMirW,'Â« onddeep->Hy,Â» l**Â»l<*i tnd his manwse was imp otit'ljilaftW.^-.-ti â jrflii.sMt- "nd" ST}&;'^S rtion bf the tilt it'.wi nrer. 8no#'r.ll hlAtilj opon car wlndi :r.l ^-> .*t>-l-{?---[q i j.o ffc t â m 5*ilB $ritish Cotambhm -Uiet IS. ISSI. â¢mtoit*t censure. *Sr/ few 'ptrttailtn tre given in Ihe speeches delivered for tnd against Mr. Orr's motion of censure on the provincial secretory that one oanioot < torm t clear idea as to the mmss whieh th* motion was _t, If there were no more than came out during the desire aw inclined to acquit the - ^K-tdsteimt teorettry of wrong-doing; u awl M there were other bets which Intra not been made public, it is a misfortune that they should have been suppressed. It is undoubtedly a misfortune thtt the provincial saewttiy attempted to discuss road work tnd politics it the stnie meet- ing*,for however honest may have Vmtt his purpose, he might have expected that purpose to be misrepre .'tented. It would be easy for a per- ton carrying on a canvass under euch oirenmstancet to make an improper ate of hit official position, â ; "bat we have seen no evidence to ' show that the provincial secretary made use of the ciroumstonoes for corrupt purposes. Th* plan-pursued '.rib ikm meeting! :wts for the people to decide by open voto where appro- * priathma ware most needed, and the various works were classed accord* Ing td this vote; and the provincial ,'/,|Â»^*iÂ»rr promised tomehisinflu- ,. â ene* to have these work* oarried out i .jn-f^MSMf-waU* in aocordanoe with th* with of the majority ot electors explored tt a public meeting. There , could: be.: no bribery tn tuch an ar- shii rHgeenesst u thit If the hon. i I gethtotn had made those appropri- ttJora applicable only tosuchper- -'aptu at promised to support him, or If the meetings had been private, it would have been different. It would ,, have bean better it the question of appropriations had not come up until altar eleotion, but it was pointed aat at the time chat the season for road work was swiftly pasting away, i' and to wait until after the election would be to lose the swuson. Messrs, On, Ladner and- Bole may be hon* H eet in bringing forward this resolution, bat there is much reason to eatpact that ft arose more from perioral tnimosity than from a wish to serve the publio interest. It received no rapport except from the â petition benches, ana was un- , douhUdly regarded ta a piece ot rmtMiti Eitlautes. It will ba Man by the estimates, a aamniary of which appears in aaathar column, that the expeoted nyanoe for the year commencing ant JÂ«ly is $1,025,661, and the esOmtted expenditure is (719,681. Among the receipts is Â«500,000 whieh it ii proposed to obtain by way of a loaa. Iiast year tbu "y^S: .passed empowering the government ta borrow |300,000, but as the gtvernaent obuined a temporary ism treat the Bank ot British Oo* â¢laaUa on favorable terms, advents** wot not token ot this bill It it -sow proposed to ask the legislt- VpM' tm power, to negotiate t loan tt #1,000,000, one hilt ot which will ba taken thu year and the bol* Â«aea next year if required. Thit -â UUon ia aot in addition to the â '. IJOO.OOO far whieh a Mil was passed -laat year. When the agreement between the government and the OL P. R. syndicate for the extension af tha nilway to Vancouver was before the house for discussion last year it waa intimated that tha aale of government landt in the vicinity ot Ooal Harbor and English Bay ' would probably amount to aeveral Billion dollan in the aggregate. These expectations have not yet Wen realised, because the diffieul- tiea pat is tha way of the extension â are aaoh aa to prevent itt eomple I Man aad disappoint the expectations at property holders. In a few nealht tha road will ba in opera* tba to Vancouver, tnd it is reason- "" ' > expect that the government l able to realise considerable thit yetr fer property tbout th* twminui. In a law yean the (nwoattla ot thee* landa ought to be ,'i eagsiant entirely to extinguish the aatvtocial debt, which would reduce aar i Mutual' expenditure by over <' wlMlOOO. We have before expres aad *ha opinion that thecireum- . aWaeaa of tha oountry wen such as , m,mm it iaaxpadiant to ourttil to tar Vie extent tha annual appro* aaiitlfa, Iadaad it wa examine tha Mailed rtatemsntof expenditure** ahaUdndiraatdifioultyin pointinf out any items that oould be 4M**tod witioot threatening the paUlo iataratk There is no de- uiaatnwti where retrenchment oould he pnetlsad axoept in that ot publie woeka . including roads and .J-MftAtki wa ara aura no one terea th* aaMunt of road pd at a time when im- likely to becoming by -_ te Of up our vacant burdeo, new grown to over: ~ "lhÂ«*e to be shifted to at the staniolptliUes, .,â_.._â.,._!.Â«Â»â ***Â»*. -ftlithe â¢MkwMih-f ef a **TA*-eaalva admin* t/'-mmmdm -Imn-mim a Mm Uka tUauU the proomhot tW lean are ::-rlÂ«5^Trt,nl ttt hainf aUe to lift tha ids" loan. When the country has grown a little older, it ought to be able completely to wipe out its public debt, and we shall not greatly wonder if thtt is accomplished before the expiration of the present parliament. Details of the proposed expenditures will be found in another column, from which it will be seen thtt the sum to be set apart for publio works is $247,650, of which this district is to receive a considerable share. We are disappointed, however, at the absence of any appropriation for a new hos- Cor court house in the city, tre urgently needed, and in spite of the hostile attitude of the city member, we hope the government will provide for these in the supplementary estimates. m______sae_âm The Great French Remedy, Or. Le* Due's Periodical Pills. These Pills are compounded from tho purest drugs, and from those only which are known to act upon the Generative Organs in Females. They are first enclosed in an air-tight capsule, and by this means made to retain their full strength for years in any climate. Ask us for private circular. A. M. Herring k D. Sj. Curtis ft Co., New Westminster; T. McNeeley, Ladner's Landtag; H. McDowell ft Co., Vancouver) Pimbury ft Co., Nanaimo; T. Pickard, Denman Island; A. R. Johnson ft Co., Chemainus; R. B. Richardson Cowiohanj W. E. McCartney ft Bro., Vancouver and Kamloops; Hastings Saw Mill Co., Vancouver; The Vancouver Drag Co., Vancouver; J. B. Lovell, Yale; W. K. Megaw, Priest Valley; H. Clark ft Co., Kamloops; Langley ft Co., wholesale agents, Viotoria. dwse28yl New Westminster, coal Harbor and Seattle Route. Sm m THE STEAMER (J. W, TARTE, Master.) WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY Thursday Moraineat:o'clock, for New Westminster and Coal Harbor, via Fort Townsend and the Islands; arrives at New Westminster on Friday forenoon leaves tor Coal Harbor about two houn afterwards; leaves COAL HARBOR Fit. day High! for Seattle. lore te Seattle St.ee Freight Ber tea '. IM Special rates to merchants. aplOtc Wood and Coal. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A large quantity of BEST WELLINGTON LUMP COAL And an assortment, of CORD WOOD, Which he will sell at lowest rates. He will also promptly attend to all kinds of Orders left at Mr. McColl's store on Columbia street, or at my house, Douglas street, will meet with prompt attention. HENRY ELLIOTT. NewWestminster a O. JlylOto LEE COY SUCCESSOR TO Quong On Lung & Co. BEGS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that he has now opened oat in his tew briok premises'ou FRONT STREET And hu the best and largest stock of M IN THIS CITY. CALL A SEE ME. Chinese labor contracted for. dmhBml â Â» GRIP! Â«* CANADA'S COMIC JOURNAL CHEAT IMPROVEMENTS FOI 1887. THB AIM OF " GRIP" ls to set forth, In In an Impartial and Independent manner, the passing events of Canadian political and social life, its Cartoons speak more deonltely and more pleasingly than Whole columns of editorial. In this pungent, easily appreciable, and artlstlo style at presenting a subject, the whole situation ls revealed at a glance. The sneoess of Ori-i shows how well this fact ls appro- elated-Its Cartoons on tbe passing political events of the country being even mora eagerly sought after than tho chaste and humorous letter-press of the paper,- thougb tbe latter Is equal to thalol any similar publication on the continent. The publishers of Grip are making ess tensive Improvements for UM The old cover Is to be discarded, and the Journal will hereafter comprise U pages, and be the best papers on the continent. Tbe advts, will be compressed and more systematically arranged! while similar lm provements wlllM made as to the letterpress. A new and handsome design wiil Mora the title page; while thn Cartoons will eertalnly not. snUbr from extensive Improvements In ths artlsllo department. iWlceof Ort, will heieetfar beta. year, which ls IJwer than that of any ---Hr of Its kind In Americar-most of mu, a beautiful special number will be Issued, the number of pages being Increased, and plsaslBgfeafures Introduced, partlouiarsorwhlch will be given In nre- Mdlng Issues. These numbers will be presetted to subscribers without extra mtn PLATTORM: Humor without *A-l|tr.tyi , ... Patriotism without Partisanship; Trutiyrlthout Temper. â¢ily tl t Year, restate tree, 's^gsW^^^kS^ POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomenesi. More economical timn tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with tbe multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold only ln cans. Royal Bakikq Powdrr Co., 109 wall Bt, New York. Sfely HACK FOR HIRE. TBE UNDERSIGNED haa established himself ln the City of New Westminster with a FIRST-CLASS COVERED CARRIAGE, Whieh la ape* (sr EtgogeaaeMs at very moderate Charges. Orders left at the Colonial Hotel or sent by telephone, will be promptly attended to day or night. Stable next H. Elliott's IOS. CATES. Telephone No, 99. mylte NOBTH HUM Capital, $3,000,000; losses raid, Â«48,ooo,ooo .â .â -taBtoMesBt-eal * OBU0 Rates as Low as any other Company doing Business in British Columbia. UT Hisks promptly taken, and Losses satisfactorily adjusted. T.R. PEAR80N, doo7to (B. C. B. A V. Co.) AOENT. JOHN S. COX, IMPMTM k HUM IN Fancy fa Poultry IT COSTS NO MORK TO KEEP GOOD Fowls tban lt docs to keep poor Fowls. Hy Breeding Pons aro wjunl to nny In the united Mutes or Canada. I propose to furnish Eggs from premium and flwt-clais Fowls, my design being to establish a reputation that will last. VARIETIES OF FOWLS: White Crested Blaek Palish, Blaek Spanish, LaÂ«gthanf4t La FUehe, â liver Spangled Hamburgh, White and Brawn Leghorns, Hondans, Light Brahmii, Pit Games, Ply month Rock, Partridge Coehlns, Ronen and Aylesbnrjr Dnaki, Toulanu 0eese. 8PAIUSH lAP-KAE BABBITB. Cash must accompany all orders, Address, with stamp, JOHN 8. COX. dvfo7to New Westmiaster THE UNDERSIGNED has just received a large consignment of Pianos and Organs, Which he will sell cheap, These instruments may be purchased for cash or in monthly instalments, to suit purchaser. Call and get my figures before purchasing elsewhere, and it will be to your interest. Second-hand Pianos and Organs for sale or to tent. Instruments maybe seen at Mr. D. Lyal's Book and Stationery Store, Columbia Street (iwm-iiM T, Ri PEARSON, ANNOUNCEMENT. Change of Business. HAVING DISPOSED OF MY BOOK II and Stationery Business in this oto toMr. David lyal, I take thlsopportu- uity, on behalf el myself and thue who have been associated In business with me, of thanking my customers for tbelr very liberal patronage. Mr. Lyal, who Is a praoUoal business man, will continue to canyon the concern for his own benefit, and I can confidently recommend him to my customers and the â SbyS.?5gJS(1''' New Westminster,Foli. I.th, 1887. dflgm TuinimtOMiMI. P. 0.11X71 WM McCOLL, iit! Dry Qoods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries ft Provisions. LUKDBOM'S BLOCK, Oolumbia St. MT HAMMWD NURSERY Frnlt Trees, Ornamenlal Trees- Small Fruits, And GARDEN STOCK on hand In great variety. Everything flrst-class and furnished In good shape. dw-de*8tc G. W. HENRY, Port Hammond, fi. t-â WALSH'S TAILOR INU EMPORIUM ColMbU St., Hew Weitminiter. HAVING JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW Fall and Winter Btock, we Invite In speoUon of the finest selection of Me-ek, fin-sui, Fraeli, aad American SUITINGS Mg&tt Ever shown In New Westminster. For a GOOD FIT tnd nrtlstle style we defy competition. dnoSOto THOS. WAIaBH. Look Here! fF YOU -VANT TO MAKE A NICE To a friend or relative, go down to STIR- SKY'S and look al some of those extra, ordinary bargains In Utiles' and Genllemes'i Sold and Sllier Watches, Chalni, (.harm, etc., etc. Or If you want a useful ornament for your house, examine those beautiful May slrlklag Meeks, with cathedral gangs, He Is selling at BOTTOM I'lllCEH. Watches, from IA upwards, all warranted rtsw Wall* â afalrlM a Upcrlaliy, and good wnrkmen>liT|>i-unini'lfÂ«d. str Remombiir the plaoo-tlie "Blue dwaulyl Columbia St., New West. GUARDIAN Insurance Com'y OF LONDON, ENQ. Total Funds, 118,000,000 ivr-sjL in,-*-) UTABUtHKO IMI Risks Taken at Rates as Low as any other Reliable Comp'y. T. Ri PEARSON, â loÂ»>le I a C. S. A P. 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Tub Canada Pjiesbytkbian Is pronounced to be the "leading denominational paper in Canada," ft now in Its sixteenth year of publication, and In all ItH department** will be better than ever during the coming year. The Rukal Canadian, about to enter on Its tenth yeah, is styled the " Agricultural authority of the Dominion," is a large S3 pp. paper, with departments to suit the varied tastes and Interests to be round ln every home. gntMcriikc ror both Pnpom now and save $1. Address: 0. BLACKETT ROBINSON, d*de7adllb 5 Jordan Stroet, Toronto. â ESTABLISHED 1875. The West Shore PEBE For the balance uf 1880, including the mammoth holidny number, to nil who subscribe now for 1)187. With the Junnniy Issue THE WEST SHORE will begin its twelfth year. Evory number contains original illustrations of scenery, towns uml industries ln the Pacific Northwest, equaling In oxcellencethe best productions uf Eastern magazines. The contributed articles, general literature and stories nre entertaining ami care* fully edited, making the magaslne a chaste family visitor. Tho comment* on events of interest to this region and the large amount of information concerning our various resources and the progress or development given in every number render Itoxtrcmcly valuable. Nofnmllj can nflbrdtodo without it. nnd every one financially interested in the Pacific Northwest or desirous of learning Hh resources will find It Invaluable. If tho subscription price (92 per year) Is sent ln now you will be entered for 1887, and the remainder of 1880 will be sent as a premium. L. SAMUEL, (ml lib) 122 Front Street, Portland Or. WANTED PURCHASERS FOR Murine & Stationary Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Inspirators, In- lectors, etc., Steam Fitters', Gas Fitters- and Plumbers- Brass and Iron Goods, all kinds of Mln> lut Machinery. 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The "Itauo i. a no led to Week, and ns a rule I should bo pussfe*. say which I sbould miss most.''-*Frnm letter by Thoi))nsHughcH,nuthor of Â«'fom Brown's Bchool Days.*' The Week: A <'anu4lan Jonrnal of Politics. Bociety aid Llicralnre. PuniJaHEi) rn.uYTntJitsr.AY, at 13.00 FEU annum. Independent In politics, TIIE WEEK appeals by u comprehensive Table of Contents to tbo different tauten whioh exist within the circle of a cultured home. An average of fifteen short, crisp Editorials U given In earn number upon CANADIAN, AMBRICAN.and ENGLISH POLITICS and LITERATURE, Amongst the regular contributors Is Pro- feasor QoldwInSinltb; nnd adlstlngUlHhed public man In London has klmilyunder* taken to supply regularly an English Letter, Purls and Washington Letters will appear at regular intervals, ln addition there uro speoial contribution" Irom somo of ttie ablest writers ln the Dominion and the United States. upon iMnlW'year has now entered uptmlMblrd yoar with most encouraging prospects, and with mnny now features. O. BLACKETT HOBINSON, â¢1 Jordan St., Toronto, Ont, Sample copies free on application; THE WEEK is ouo of tho most jnfluen- lul journals In Canada -Truth, London, .nglund. fold â PUOIAIi INDUCEMENTS âron tubâ HOLIDAYS next 15 days, All XIW S900S, Mjpn BUYING FROM TIIK MAKUFAC- tursrs lor otsh, I nm In s position to soil at bottom 'irlrau. My Ooods sn rmrkid In |ilsln lluuras snd tlit prlow hsve not hesn put np to mee, ths discount tskon oil. Coll snd see prion bs- fora pnroluulng olsowhsre. tT Fins Watoh ltopslrlng â¢ S|Â» "Islty. Jowslry mado to ordsr. F.CKAKE. WATOHMAKKW 0''|'.'S|TC Tlir. IIIMK. dwdolSto DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON, Alanuractarors and Importers of Harness, Saddles, j|ri- d Ies, Whips, etc NEW WESTMINSTBE, ft O. dwjlyuto FURHpflE W.FMTHEM&OO. H ANDFAOTUBBBS AMD DlAUtRf IK ALL KINDS OV rURNITOBB. REMOVED -0-To shoplatsly oceaplod by llr. Daroy, ColnmWaStraot. â "n â Oall and ozsmlns our stook ud {How before t.ujlDj. We cot be inDUlI In the oity. Repalriupt all kinds neatly done. *W. FBOTHIRO * CO.' seUto CANCELLATION RESERVE twotiof: is HJRBBt oivkk tb â *â ' the Reserve, notice whereof was t llshed in tho''Britiih Columhla Quel â ana dated the 7th day of lAttgnst, IIM, hi been cancelled byanOrdttMHf-' the Lieutenant-dove; ' " proved on the Mb di _. MUMl'l for the purpose pf wje tolfflt public auction, and fortotto! 'WM''bm1Tj Chief Commissioner of I I>ands 4 Works Department, v.,Â«,r...B.c.,KÂ§gfvÂ«Â»,1Â» bbr- A VINO BEEN APPOINTED SOLE 1 Aients In tbis Pro'lneeroranum- uerof tending iiuinufactarers tn Canada, wo aro prepared to furnish prices ltd full Snrtloulars of all kinds of machinery for aw Hills, Shingle Hills, Factories/Foundries and Machine Shops, Including Engines and Boilers, stationary and port* able, both new and second-hand; also: Rubber Belting, Leather " Lubricating Oils, Emery Wheels, Briok Machines, Hoisting Blocks, Ships' Blocks, Brushes and Brooms, Rooting Felt. Fairbanks' Scales, FRAP A LEONARD, â â¢Kim's â lack. â¢ Coram IMreel, VANC0CV8R, 8. C. dwjsjlte Aim and Edge Tools Hardware,* ft-MjSJdn* , and Oils, Sheathing Paper, - Ooods, K-nJ-lp'i 1887. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. HAnnw'-i MAOAsim during JW. will contain a novel of Intense poliucai.soclsl and romantic Interest, entitled "Norka" -* story of Russian lifeâb* Kathleen O'Mcara; a new novel, entitled "April Hones," by W. D. Howellsi "southsrn HgeU-bei," by Charles Ui'dley Werner and Rebec*. Hsnllng Davl.. Itlullstkd by William Hamilton <llbsoÂ»* HOnat American industries" oonUnned; "Soelal Studies," by Dr. R. T. Ely; turthtr article, on Ilie Railway.Problen, ta-fAthpe- tent writers; new series of IllumjUptsPy E. A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons; arllolw by E. P. Roe; and other attractions, i HARPBB*S PEWQWCAW. niKPKR's uAauiiti Mw RAItmi'SWEWtT .........â......4Â»0|l BiBFXÂ»'He,||4R â ,ââ , .4 i* UARPBtl'l YODMO MOSUI I 00 BARPÂ«R'BIRANÂ«U*tÂ»QDAMiniÂ»AÂ»T. Oa. Iw (Ss-tsstbÂ«s)..-.........i..........i0 00 HARPER'S SANDY SERIitS, On. Year (62 Numbers)........ ...U 00 resists tree tesll nbmlt-m la la. ttJUJ BUtncrOsBsd..- ' The tu'u-om ot th. Mmuiss stwla with lhs tsM-Htv., fro-n ._._ vol., Â«Â»o, Ololh.Â«. RemllUne-s -hiaU be -sale by PM-tMks Uoa.yOra>rorDn|lltesveHeksBeeefM. Nsissmm sr. ool le nw Ihk sdverllsfssnl wtthMtth.w,rwsrd>cer1tsnwAI>ellws. , Aldras SinitS Â»IMâ Ksw Tart 1887. Harper's Weekly. !H*J#W$?P* HAnnR*sWÂ«,iu.i.T maintains Its posl ..on a. the leading lllustraVMl newspaper In America; snd lu hold upon public as- ffltfffS!Â»iir.rr!UaCK HABMl-S FH10D10I18. II.RrlR', Â«Â»Â«H... rÂ« tÂ» tUrn-i 'WMMim. i oo HAinUl', IAU1 ..,.â.â¢.,..â... Â«... IN HUPWI TOOIIO ywru -Â»IO0 wmmWBMBSkm neTelsaHScflhsWautUflawKhlaelnt with the nomber current at IIM of w oelptof order. eiprsss. free of sspenseu. log, will be ml by SHU', <trweh; â ' 'â "l â "â¢"â¢r/n 'taaHtsaois sbesM bs sails by nst-oan MwÂ»yovfcrsrBisll,tesvÂ»ll*aaWstliiÂ«, NtwfMMft sw ess le mh tab â¢efstihsB#eÂ» wtlkesi ,U ayns, Â«De SVsm, A PtttSm. itimk mnn i ni;, l* tm. ITOTIOB. OTIOB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have made application to the Chief .jmralsslonerof Lnnds and Works for a license to out and curry awny timber ou and ttotn the following descrl bed lands In New Westminster DlBtrlol: OemnieiKlng at a point sii Oon â omeScingdta point situated on the â¢hore of Gambler Island, Howe Sound, distant 123 chains North from the Southern extremity of the said inland: thenoe due West to the coast: thenoe following, tbe coast lino around the South* en point, baok to the place of commence* nMftr- W. I* JOHNSON. New Westminster, a O.,. Feb. 15,1887. dfelSmt < ' TBE INSTANTANEOUS INK & STAIN ERASER Will remove all Ink or Frui. Stains, Iron Rust, Grease or Mould, and leave the paper or fabric perfectly uninjured. TRY IT. PRICE, 50c. B. 0. STATIOIIEItV -tt PRIHTING CO. NewWestminster, Vancouver Â£ Victoria dwnolBto WM ITE SAVING SECURED THE AGENCY for this celebrated Machine, I d be pleased to send ono on trial to any person desirous of purchasing. The MMnina MP (old on their own merits, Every Machine guaranteed bythe Company for five years. C. J. ROBSON'S Emit, Confeotlonery ft Fancy Glassware k China Store, CelmUa Bt., â¢ New Wist. ... â djstto . .,., . PACIFIC JwVeat-itoto, B,j, REID Â«, CURRIE Jf^lWJÂ«ons, Express Wagons, Delivery Wagons, ; Carriages, Top Buggies, Ofeen Buggies, 'â¢ Butcher Oarts, Dog Oarts, Duinik-Garts, _ ,, Stages, AW'rWERYTHiNCI' W^HK . ..niYKHJOUlMNE ,V>'e bÂ»Â»s a large stock ot most ut tna above articles on hand, nlso a large stook of Wagon "id Carriage Material, Wheal,, Wood and Hardware. j lepuldni, PhlnlInK A MmlM donet^reasoruiUenricss. In all Its Branches, given ___ a. .. on Ironwork, ami Contracts taken. Agricultural Imple- menU made and repaired, and all kinds of Ironwork for Saw Mills, Logging Camps and Farmen, kept in stock and mads to ordsr. BMlOrSltteliu. nnd General Jobbing. I Ws also keep la stock^to supply the trade, Iron; Steel, Chains','Cumberland Coal, Horse and Ox Shoes, Harrows, Iron and Steal Harrow Tooth, Carriage Sprints and Axle's; and a complete stook of Carrion Hardware. i Portias rMulrlng, anything In .our line will fed lylita^XbW?iÂ«Mk that they dont require to go te Viotoria to pt'whaÂ» thn want, to, th,, m ,,,, sapsrlor arttole at a reasonable pries hsn, ... hn also -rdmuforjtbrlng and selling th.oelebn.bsd ' dnm na sAUM.rsMB, At rodaoad prioes. It Is"the best and olwajK-st Preaa In .tha market. hay* igithe bestw.or*.men to be feiTe'riro1: â¢rial and work lesvln, uannteed lo be Jn.l ai in from tbe country iiO,'-' â ' '" pffijfgi-lttriFdtanitti* Taesday Eveaiaf. Harek IS, inf. EstimMes of Expenditures, for Tear Ending Jiie Htk, 1888. The following are the prinoipal items in the estimates for next year: Pubuc DkbtâInterest, 970,050; linking fond, 30,843; premium and exohanire, 360; disoount and commission, 800. Tolal, 102,043. Admihist-UTIOn of Jdstick (salaries)-Supreme court, 12,790; sheriffs, 2,000; comity court, .900;' polioe and gaols, VteWrlo, M7?i *>. Eaqnlmalt, 840; do.' Net Wertminoter, 9,92; do. New Westminster district, 1,740; Kootenay distriot, 0,040; Cariboo dislrict, 5,784; Cassiar district. 2,760; Yale and Lytton, 3,000; Kamloops, 2,'""* Okanagan,'' 2,480; Similkameen, 2,000; Nanaimo, 6,660; Cowichan, 720; Comox, 720; Lillooet district, 4,200. Total, 103,148. Civil GovHUtinjiT (salaries)âLieutenant governor's office, $1,500: provinoial secretary and minister of mines, 13,990; treasury, 8,400; landi and worka department, 9,840; attorney general, 6,040; land registry offloe, 9,106; legislation, 1,450; registration of voters, 526; asylum for the insane, 6,400; revenue services, 2,220; assay offices, 2,700; temporary departmental iseiitanoe, 2,000. Total, WHS,- 170. LioWLiHONâIndemnity to mem- ben, 110,800; mileage, 3,000; registration of votets, 50; expenses of elections, 500; contingent fund, tele- i-rama, etc., 450; journals and statutes, binding, 1,000. Total, f 16,800. Pubuo Insimmoss (maintenance) -Pitting ofllce, *v*1oierie, #3,000; assay offices, 750; oojlumfor the in* . sane, New Westminster, 7,660. Total, jÂ»o,m â¢â ' â¢ HOSP1TAIS AND OHAMTIES-Hospi- Ial, Victoria, $5,000; hospital, New Westminster, 3,500; hospital, Cariboo, 4,000; hospital, Nanaimo, 3,000; hos pital, Kamloops, 2,500; hospital, Vancouver, 2,000; hospital allowance,Can- sisr, 250; in aid uf destitute poor and sick, 750; in aid uf resident physician at Clinton, 760. Total, $21,760. Administration or Josnce (other than salaries)âSummoning and paying jurors and witnesses, 10,000; prosecution and interpreters, 2,600. Total, $46,000. EductionâVictoria City distriot, $19,140; Vietoiia distriot, 0,080; Ei- qnimolt district, 2,920; Oowioban, 7,220; Nanaimo distriot, 12,340; Comox, 2,660; New Weitminiter oily distriot. 6,610; New Westminster distriot, 18,640; Hope-Yale district, 14,- 035; Lillooet district, 3,850; Cwiboo, S.SOOj kootenay, 1,(80. Total, $101,- 096. Ptuuo Woiks and Buiidinosââ¢ Repairs lo government buildings, Vic- tana, $1,000; do. New Weitminiter, 100; do. Nanaimo, 100; do Yale dii- triet, 200; do. Lillooet, 100; do Cariboo, including Richfield gaol fence, 250; do. Kootenay, 1,000; do. asylum for tha insane, *.0O; do. gaol at Victoria, 100; do. New Weitminiter, 100; do. Nanaimo, 250; gaol at Kamloopa (oomtruotion) 5,000; lock-up, Spallumcheen, 500: hospital, Oaribou, 600;. law courts, Victoria (construction), 15,000; cot)rt home, Nanaimo, 5,000; furniture fof goyarnment offices, 800; improvement of government reaerieo, QOOj Inhoraooe oFMnriwtnt â¢â¢bmM- iogl. 2,700; puMtcfkhtuU- Victoria (repalri), 1,000;IS. Nrlitnfe, 800;do. construction (ward, including lite), 2,500; do. Nanaimo (addition *â¢>â hrniture), 1.850; do, Tolmie (eon- It-motion anÂ« furniture), 1,000; do. Kilt Wellington, 650; do. Kensington, TQ0- do. Donald,' 1,000; do. Yorlf (Sumai), oomtruction, 600; do. Alder- grove, construction (re-vote), 600; do. Kamloops (addition), 600; do. Centre- ville (addition), 400; do. Cache creek (repairs), 300; do. Vanoouver (fora.- iHre), 600; do. Maple Bay (repairs, tensing, eto.) 200; do. throughout the province (sundry repairs, etc.) 1,000. Total, $47400. Roam, Bxidqu, AcâViotoria distriot, $8,500; Eiquiinalt district, 6,- 000; Victoria and Esquimalt diitriota, (bridge repairs) 600; ao. (rook crusher, engine and drills) 3,600; Cowichan district, 8,000; Victorin and Nanaimo trunk road, 1,600; Salt Spring Iilandi and iilanda at Plumper Pass, 1,760; Nanaimo district, 8,000; Alberni, 2,- 500; Alberni-Nanaimu rood, 1,000; Oomox district, (including Quallcum road)$,600; NewWeeUniniterdiatriot, ,5,000; municipalitiel in New West- : minster distriot, 6,000; Cowichan municipality, *,000; trtpiik road, r>Â»ew safe mj^&tit rlyer bridge at Kamloop, 6,000; Lillooet district, 6.000; lillooet district Fruer river bridge at Lilloot. 17,009; Cariboo diitrict, 7,000; Cariboo dis- 0; repairi tq trail, Skeena Porki to OtSPfMm week. W; Wlupet ferry, Nbaldy) 7Â»; Soda creek ferry, 200; Menhanon made, Vanoouver Island, |,(KÂ»; Total, $180,860. StntTlva.âThroughout the province, $8,000; railway exploration surveys, 6,000; exploratory surveys, 2,500. im,:m,m â .. - nfitwu,LANiouaExpiNnmmE.-Fira djpartmsnt â Nanaimo, 600; New. .1' Hethinater, WW; Vancouver,'tÂ«>l , frrWrrille, Wi Qiiestitile, 260;:Ka)-|Si 50; s_riculWral ^ofpiiee, .760; Brit- â h Colnmbia Agricultiirsl Association, :, n aid of a provinoial exhibition, 1,000; n aid of building for provincial agricultural exhibition at Chilliwhack) 600; printing, paper and binding 1,000 ionics coiuo(|dn-Â»d, Itetqtei, 2,500; in aid of prospecting and udontkna, 2,000; deitraot)On-i.f wol*ea andean* ') Uon of gwlogioaTtwUeottqii. 2&>; mu- uoiq, 27000; lu aid of militia, 600. -*W; 15i.,?5o. â â â â¢.â¢ ,.!'l<HlW(uiMON. â Immigration agent Â«f e,V;Weatmln**, 'ft Months to 30th Jnhe, 1888, at $100 per month, $1,(00; office oontingenoiei, including postage, 200; London office oontln- ' ^ â¢^*Kdilil|trtÂ«|^ndi(';i ); female Immigration (assisted),' 1,000. Total, $BTl60. --- â¢'TO^Srl5r*1'Â«*-4asfcledto re* j hare tried It have the same ex- w The following Business Directory relates only to persons whose advertisements appear ln the OAiir Colomman. It has been found true, as a rule, that persons, who advertise liberally are liberal ln their dealings, and many persons make It a rule to give preference In their dealings to those establishments which advertise freely. The following list Is arranged al- phonetically: ' ' ' LEGAL. T. O. Atkinson Columbia St W. Norman Bole Columbia St Corbould A McColl MoKensle St r5"Tj Branch OBloe at Verjooaver, 'J MEDICAL. ' Dr.H.M. Cooper...... Ohurch St Or. J. C. Henderson Chilliwhack,' B. C. Or. I. M, McLean McKensle Bt Dr. DeWolfe Smith Clarkson St INSURANCE. VI. 1. Armstrong [Ore].'.. .......Court House H. V. Edmonds*... .............MoKensle St W. D. Ferris [life A accident] Ferris St T.R. Pearson [Are A life] ColumblaSt Rand Bros, [lire*life].... McKensleSt ..Branch Offices at Vanoouver A Vic. Turner, Beeton A Co. Inre] Victoria Woods, Turner A Gamble [ire, life A accident] ColumblaSt HEAL ESTATE AGENCIES. W. N. Bole,.. Columbia St Corbould 4 McColl.. McKensle St H. V.Edmonds McKensle Bt W, D. Ferris,... Ferris Bt Oapt. Ptttendrlgh McKensle Bt Rand Bros McKensle St Woods, Turner A Gamble Columbia Bt ARCHITECT, Ac. O. H. OloWiiii...........;. Clinton St O. VI. Grant............ McKensle St AECTIONX.BHS. H. N. Rich....... Ladner's Landing T, J. Trapp............. Columbia Bt AGENTS FOR MACHINERY, *c. Fraser A Leonard..- â...,. Vancouver F. Welcome MoOrady McKensle St BOOKS * STATIONERY. p, Lyal......'.'..... Columbia St MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. T. B. Pearson........,.......~ Columbia Ht ' PUNTING * RULING. The Columbian Steam Printing Establishment Columbia st STOVES * TINWARE. Jas. Cunningham Columbia St H. M. Cunningham A Co Columbia 8t HARDWARE. Jas. Cunningham .....Columbia St GAS FITTINGS. Jas. Ciini.lnc.iftm....................Columbia Bt H,M. Cunningham A Co.' .....ColumblaSt SEWING MACHINES. C.J. Robson ColumblaSt HARNESS, ftc. Douglas A Detglitoh Columbia St GENERAL MERCHANDISE. W.I*. Austin Front8t Jas. Cunningham Columbia St O.G. Motor : Columbia St Wm. MoColl ColumblaSt ft McDouough Front Bt ": DRY GOODS. D. Drysdale A'Co. Columbia Bt Jas. Ellard A Co Columbia Bt Ogle, Campbell A Co.. ..Columbia St FURNITURE. Peebles A Heckley Columbia St W: Prothero..:....,. .ColumblaSt WOOD ft OOAL. A. Burns â Blackie St Henry Elliott [Ordera left at W. McColl's] DRUGS, Ae. Di a Curtis A Co Columbia St A. Peele. Columhla St BUTCHERS. Robt, Dickinson. .Columbia St WATCHMAKERS ft JEWELERS F. Crake ColumblaSt F. Stlrsky Columbia St O. M. McNaughten ..........ColumblaSt BLACKSMITHINC ft CARRIAGE â â rt ,-> .:- WORKS. â , ,-i. , 7?hos, Ovens.'..,.-..1....................Columbia Bt Beld A Currie Colnmbia St HOTELS. Farmers Home [Holden] Church St The Clarence [Richards] Vletorla PAINTERS, ftc. Chas. Murray!.:.!..'..'.:.!.. ........Clarkson Kt BOOTS ft SHOES. G. H. Grant A Co........ Columbia St H. Kells Columbia St Wm, Ross Columbia St TAILORS. D. Drysdale A Co. ColumblaSt Thos. Walsh... Columbia Bt BAKERY. A. Diebel Front St NURSERIES. O. W. Henr; ........Port Hammond E. Hutchersqn... Ladners FANCY POULTRY, ftc. Jno. 8, Cox....,,.,,...,.:.:.. ........Royal Avenue DAVID LYAL, B [â actum lo T. B. Pearson * Ce.l EOS TO ANNOUNCE THE AR- (lyal itt a large stock of Artists'Materials! Consisting of OololW, Water and Oil; Paint Brushes, all alms; PlMIIM, Poroelain k Papiormoche Psneli, Acsdeay Â« Csiitsi Boards, Smooth t Twilled Canvas, Ftlettei,irtUts'Knives, Â«c. Pavlit Lyal also begs to announce that. In order io mage room for * fresh arrival of Goods from England, considerable reductions will be mnde on much of the present stock for sale, dwfeS-Bml LAND SURVEYORS, Real Estate, InsnrancB and ion lire, Lift. Accident ft Marine ! Insurance. Dominion Express Comp'y, Id. fatm CuMMi* irt Notei Bought and Sold. 2&ca*xa_EL UOtUMMA STREET, Telephone 81 WW WUTM1NHTE1. kh/ttm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 60 dayB after date, we Intend mnking application to tbe Ohief Commissioner or Lands and Worka for permission topur- ehase 160 acres of timber lands on Howe Sound, desoribed as follows:. Commencing at a post set on the North shore of Xhornborough channel, near IU head, thence North 80 chains, thonee West 20ohains,Sonth80obains; thence East to place of commencement. â¢'-__.-{ BOYAL CITY, PLANING MILLS CO. (Limited) JOHN HENDRY, Manager. New Westminster, March 1st, 1887. i dmnlm2 HENRY V. EDMONDS, 1|11UVUI1J1UUUU| UND Km INSURANCE AOENT. HcKentle St., New Westminstor, B.C. Valuable Building and Manufacturing Sites for Sale or Lease in tbe oities of New Westminster and Vanoouver, Farms for Sale. Money to Loan on good Real Estate security at reasonable rates. mh2dmlwie For Sale! 700 ASSORTED FKMT TREES FROM TBE JEWELL NUIWERY CO., Minn,, consisting of 'â ^ftftRffc. Winter Apples, Cherries, PJUUlSg Peari* Alsoâa nice assortment of Currant and Kupberry Bashes, drape Vines, Ae, WIU bo sold as a whole, or In lots to f ult, and on very reasonable terms. JAMES WISE, whl-iwtldtc Frontstreet. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 80 days after dato wo Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for pfi-mlssion to leas* for timbering purposes tho following desoribed landB situate on tho mainland of British Columbia, ('oust District: Commencing at tho south-easterly end of a lake, whioh lake Is nbout 'M milea easterly nom a point on tbe easterly shore lino of Loughbough Inlot. which point bears about East from Beaver Creek: thonee as follows: South 80 ohalns, East 80 chains, North 80 ohalns, West -10 olinlns, North <0chains, Wost 40 olinlns, North 10 chains. West 40 chains, Norih 40 ohalns, West 40 chains, North 80 chains, West 80 chains, South to tho shore lino of a lake; thenee south-easterly, following shore line ot lake to Its Inlet, thence East to the shore lino of tho first mentioned lake, thence north-easterly, following shore line to point of commencement; said tract containing about 1800 noroa.inpro 0? less. ROYAL CITV PLANING MILLS CO. ' [Limited]. JOHN HENDRY, Manager. New Westminster, Feb.21st; 188T. dfe21ml YOUNG MEN'S Christian Association! IN THE SKATING RINK at 8 o'clock every Wednesday light during March and April. Tickets for Course tl, which gentlemen may exchange for membership to June tWh, 1887, without extra fee. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18: DR. R. I. BENTLEY -â yn,LaiVKA MEDICAL TALK TO YOUNG MEN ONLY. Admission, Mels. dtnhatd D. S. CURTIS & CO. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS. Hew Weitmlnster, B. 0. dwmhlOto To ie Electors I MID THE PUBLIC IN 0NIM1 Of the District of Or any othor District. Feeling that whether we have the DEEPENED Or not, we must have Boots and Shoes, THEREFORE, GEO. H. GRANT & CO. Take advantage of this opportunity to let the readers ol this paragraph know where Boots and Shoes ol various descriptions and ol all sites may bs had. Wo have taken tha Store on Colnmbia Street lately occupied hy Mr. N, A. White, and are In a position to entertain customers, to whom we extend a cordial invltttion to oall and examine onr Stook. SEO. H. 6RANT A CO., â dwmh8*e CohVUm SfWHTr. TOTIOS â VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT il| I have mode application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works ior a license to cut anil carry away Umber on and from tots 85,20,27,28,29, 80, 81, 32, M, 85,88 and 89, In the Hustings townsite, New Westminster Distriot. W. A. DDNOAN. New Westminster, Feb. 29,1887. dmhlml Municipal Work. SPECIFICATIONS FOIt DITCH AND Roadway, one and a half miles, more or less, may be seen at the house of Alexander Kilgour, Sea Island: at the store of Wm. McColl, New Westminster; at Thos, McNeely's, Ladner's Landing; and at the offlce of the undersigned, The work to be completed on or lefore tho lst July next, Tenders to be sent In to the undersigned up to the 81st March Instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. O. D. SWEET, C. M. Ou March 12,1887. North Arm P. O. mbHdMwt2 What Phviiouhb Say About the STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Treatment by Absorption has for some time been recognized by Medical Men to be the most simple and effectual means of conveying to Diseased Oignns, "Curatives," but in cases nt Kidney Disease and Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment was practicably impossible until the Introduction of tlie Starr Kidney Pad. It costs less than a single prescription and Is Immeasurably more decisive and. effective than any quantity of internal Medicinal dosing. Worn Immediately over tbe seat of DlBcase, Jts curative properties become absorbed by the diseased and enfeebled Organs,continuously and directly, as required to .nsure in return their healthy action anu original vigour. It is comfortable to the patient and pleasant In Its eflects, and cures when nothing else oan. The Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes positive, decisive results. A more valuable discovery as a true remedy for Kidney Diseases was never made.âMedical Qatette The Hlarr Kidney Part, manufactured in Toronto, Is a permanent sure enre for diseases, disorders and ailments of the Kidneys, Bladder and urinary Becretive system, or attendant complaints, causing pain in the small of the bach, sides, etc., firoduclng urinary disorders, such as too requent, scanty, difficult, oalnful or copious micturition, inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, etc.. denoting the presence In the system of diseases I'nmmon to the urinary secretive organs*-known ns gravel, catarrh of the bladder and passages, Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy, plies, nervous debility, etc. Rend for pamphlet to LANGLEY A CO., Wholesalei Agent*; Victoria. Retailed by A. M, HERRING ahd D. & CURTIS â fe CO., New Westminster: T. MoNEE* LEY, Ladner's Landing: H. McDOWELL A CO., HASTINGS SAW MILL CO., THO VANCOUVER DRUG CO.t Vancouver! W. E. MCCARTNEY A BRO., Vancouver and Kmnlooiis; J. B.)/)VEIiL Yalet W. R. MEOAW, Priost Vntlpy; H. CLARK A CO., Kamloops, dwso23yl FirelFire! TESTIMONIAL! Vancouver, ftSrdJwic, 188G, MR. G. ROBERTSON, Representing Goldie A McCulloch, Gait, Ont. Sin.âWe the undersigned having witnessed the terrible fire which wiped out of existence the young city of Vancouver, on the 13th inst., have, after the fire, examined the safes sold by you, some of which were pnt to the most severe test, having been surrounded by large quantities of jard and bacon, and we are pleased to testify to the remarkable manner In whieh every Safe sold by you preserved its contents, not only books and papen, but also thousands of dollars in paper money were taken out In perfect condition. We can, therefore, with the greatest confidence, recommend them as thoroughly Are proof; L. A. Hamilton, for the Canadian paelfle iiim rvvm, tionn jwuhuhw, ruin;*-- fuugiv trate, City of Vanconver; Thomas Dunn, Justice of tho Peace; lHaac Johns, Cot.; Edward E. Rand, Real Estate Broker; R. Balfour, Alderman: John Rankin, Real Estate Broker: Pither A Edson, Royal Hotel: H. F. Keefer, Contractor, C. P. R,; J. W. McFarladd, Port Moody, to Vancouver and English Bay; F. C. Innes A Co., Real Estate Brokers; A. W. Ross, Real Estate Broker; Gravely A Spinks, Real Estate Brokers; a O. Fer* guson, Mgr. R. C. P- Mills- JeSOto THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Printing Company CuijiXT-aiD.) ON THE 10TH OF JANUARY, 1887, the CoLr/MBUX Newspaper and Printing Concern was purchased by a joint stock company composed of citizens of New Westminster, to be known as tho "British Columbian Printing Co., Limited," The concern has been for nearly a year owned and controlled by the British Colombia Stationery and Printing Company, of NewWestminster, Viotoria and Vancouver. The object of tho new oompany is to continue the pub* llcation of the British Columbian newspaper and carry on a general printing and publishing concern, controlled entirely by those whose individual Interest lt will be to promote the development, especially of the Mainland, There will be no slackening of, the :energy hitherto displayed In the management of the estab* lishment, and its patrons may rely npon receiving full value tor their money. The CoumsiAH will continue to he entirely Independent In both Dominion and provincial politics, and will devote Itself to the advancement of such schemes as may be considered in the publio Interest. The concern Is now entirely separate from any other business, the book and stationery establishment in this oity having been taken'over by Mr, T. R, Pearson, who will continue to carry It on ih hts own namo and for his own benefit. It Is desirable that a dally newspaper ahould he maintained In this oity, ani the new company asks for publio patronage on the ground that lt Is engaged in an enterprise calculated to promote the publio welfare. It asks that the Columbia* be judged on Ita own merit! and supported only so long aa Its policy Is consistent with its professions. In consequence of this busineu ohange all ao* counts doe the concern most be settled without delay so that tha hooks of the former oompany may he adjusted and oloaed. Address all communications and remittances to D. ROBSON, Manager. Mew Westminster, Jan.Â», 1887. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y. I Old Broad St. and 18 Pali. Mall, LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. FOR INSURING BOUSES k OTHER Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Vanning Stock, Ships ln Fort, Harbor or Dook, and the Cargoes of such Vessels; alao, Shins building and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable rivers and canals, and Goods on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, "ROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BT FIBI. Subscribed and Invested Capital, $1.600,000 BTGh Rates of Premium and every information oan be obtained on application to W. J. ABB8TB0N8, Agent for New WMtmlnstor. Confederation Life ASSOCIATION. Saaraatee capital...... FullGov^t: Head Office, Toronto, Canada A H0ME~C0MPANY, â¢ Thii. Association merits the confidence the Public is reposing in it from the following FACTS:â The Seourky offered to polioy holden Ib unsurpassed by any Company doing business in Canada, It has no schemes of insurance, but the well-established lines, hence tbe policy holders cannot he misled as to tbelr contracts. Its statements to tbe public can bo readily understood, its cash statement showing evory Item of income and how expen- itB portion la ascertained annually from a detailed valuation In which every Item of liability Is included. w Its progress haa been unexampled In the history of insurance In Canada. Its policies are Indisputable after threo years, and nonforfeitable after two years* existence. Its profits are distributed upon an eoult* able msIb. The profits to one olass of policy holders are not lessened to give larger proflts to any other olus, wbloh method affords superior advantages over tbe uniform bonus plan of distribution. Liberal CsndttUvs as te Residence aul Travel. J. K. MacDONALD, Managing Director. T. R. PEARSON Afcnt, Mew Westmlnalei DlilSR * IMPORTER lit DryGoods CLOTHING GROCERIES TUST RECEIVED IN DRYGOODS, A NEW STOCK In all shades and material of DRESS GOODS, Including Cashmeres, Merinos, Silks, Satins, Black and Colored Velveteens and Flushes. COTTONS (bleached and unbleaohed>. LININGS, BUTTONS, HOLLANDS, Ac Grey, White, Scarlet and Checked FLANNELS. LADIES GLOVES, in Cotton, Wool, Silk and Kid, Ladiea Merino and Lamb Wool Vests. JERSEYS, all prices. Hosiery, Muslins, Diaper Irish Linen, Brilliants, to., ke. Men's Clothing! For Quality, Style, Fit and Prioe, can't be touched. MEN'S FURNISHIN8S In every Line. Cotton, Merino and Wool Underwear, White Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Gloves, Braces, Cardigan Jack- eta, tc. Also, Cotton, Merino, Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Knit SOCKS, in great variety. Also, HATS and CAPS, Ladles'and GenU' RUBBER GOODS and UM- BRELLAS. In House Furnishing goods Carpets, Rugs, Window Poles with Rings and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Green and 8trlped), Damask and Cretonnes, Sheetings, Towels, White Counterpanes, Bleached and Unbleached Table Linens, Napkins, Tickings, Blankets and Arctio-down Quits, Table Cloths ahd Covers. IN GROCERIES Everything found In a 6rst*olaaa Establishment, and none but tha bsat. Canned Goods, Fruits, Meate andVei-etablea. I lent elkrCkea* Soots. I teal tar Iheaserkeeptleaa, tat I oMr *M tl. hest an* al tke fewest putt ther ean he soM al, aM yea fai what ire nmsenl The British ix.xsssa.x_ i-, a CfitiUastiif: IN 300 SHARES 9. Fast Steam Â¥ First-Class^ THIS ESTABLISHME? IN BRITISH V BY MAIL, PEi Daily British qp)pb| Weekly British Goto HAVING BY FA8 THE LAP BOOK AND COMMt1 OF EjVERX.DIi ^M^m SPECIAL BUNKS ftULEft .-â¢:t Persons who have^ .-â â¢I.' ..*, experience the ability * to turn out first-claM j- send a trial order. i 3D. HO:. 3onreUeratlon Life. a.1 report of this solidly proa- tiian institution -will be found column. The facta revealed txta and the Directors' report justify tbe ocomiums -which â¢Idem present bestowed upon â ment. Thanks to the resolute which tbe Company has de- orabark upon extravagant. procuring business, -the work- s of tbe co-mpany bear to the â¢0 the very small ratio of bo- â nd 18 -per cent. A point at- aoundness of the finances of y is the fact tliat the interest sufficient to pay the death ich ixi Â» company of the age of ration T^ife is something to be The ass ts and liabilities are minute detail, and the tables ifter making allowance for all atingenciea and providing for there is a surplus of 3282,100 ities and capital combined. b in tbe assets in the last*, year O. So much for -what can be iÂ«i*i adherence to -what the tefined as tbe true policy of iy, viz: "To keep its balance and avoid unnecessary, un- bravagant expenditure for the ' of increasing new business." Gtiobs*. X. It. Pearson & Co. for this company in British _ inlOto %-b.csnz.bi Monuments.âWhite comparatively new substance, ie into large use, rapidly, for M>sea ill. this country. It has to ho so well adapted for sta- monuments, tbat companies for some time established at Conn., .Detroit, Mich., Des va, and St. Thomas, Canada, .king monuments of all kinds From experiments made by allies, it bas be-sn found that a.1 -will stand- exposure for an period it is practically inde- White Bronze being non- id unchangeable, it is stated .1 to gold, silver or platinum, â¢ r to copper or antique bronze, ws off a verdigris. The menu* ast from refined zinc, and are sparkling appearance by the sand being blown against the .r a high pressure of steam, the surface, but does not ad- -A. thin film of oxide which his bronze is indistructible by ts; it cannot be dissolved by air cannot penetrate it, al- 3 film is so thin as to be im* TCo corrosion, it is affirmed, ace. j&o&toji Jowrnal of Com- as. J. Robson, New West- agent for the White Bronze s in Sri tish CTolumbia. Much acl more durable than any mySto â -Â«â¢Â»â â m * bing of all kinds neatly done tmbian office. Prices -will be tc than at any other office in so. -U&. cfv. ENDERS 1TOTIOB. NOTICE IS UJfiKESY OIVEN THAT 60 days after date, we Intend making application to tho Chief Commissioner o? Lands and Works for permission to put- ohase 160 aeres of timber lnnds on Howe Sound, described an follows: * Commencing at a post net Â©ri the North shore of Thorn borough channel, near Its head, thence North 80chains, thonco West 20 chains. South 80 chains; thenco East to place of commencement, RQYAl, CTTY PLANING MILLS CO. VITED TJP XO NOON OF day or April, 18H7. for the r the leasehold premises on the . corner of Columblu and Mc- setts, Xew Westminster. est or an>~ tender not neces- pted. er particulars apply to -W NORMAN BOLE, r-X Solicitor for Mortgagee. I CAL A LITERARY E.RTAIMENT MD SUPPER xxr tite tlst- Church! OS* r EVENING, MARCH 29. â¢EÂ«â QUARTETTES, BOLOH, :ecltallons. AcltlresKeH i*y Rev, otiler, WutHon tm<l llmlilon. -â¢e .at- 7:30 sharp, in Audtciice F>p>â¬5x* at 9, In Leoture Hall. M ceatR rneli; CHIItlron ITalf- 1**? stores of O. M- McN'aui;l.tÂ«n Jampbell -Sz Co. tlml. 15U1 tractors and Builders. tS WILL JiE RECEIVED BV iderslgned sit 1.1m office, McKen* until noon of Hntsnlay, IMh t-Â»T* for tbe erection of u two* tage. Pluns unci specifications Â»n a.nv time during? offl'.-e liours. & or any tender not necessarily O. W. GRANT, 1<X Architect. â¢=3_<Z>'3r latter of tJse Estate uf Charles rn., <2eceÂ£ese<l i-ntestate. IT-tSOI-TS INDEBTED TO THE Uharles Brown aro required to mounts fÂ«Â»n.li witli, and all per- .Â«*r clalnift against tlie said <*ims. ust forward the Maine on or broth A.-pi*I1, 1SÂ«7, to the under* E. A. JKNNH. Administrator. 1887. rper's Bazar. LUS TR ATEJ. ."*-* Bazaic combines the choices and ttie Anest art HlUMtriitloni*. atcst faxhions and the most use* *r reading. Its stories., poems, â x are i-Â»y tlio best -writers, nnd Its i Kketches are unsurpasxed, Its Rocial etiquette, decoratlvenrt, plnÂ« Inulllta branches, csoolcery It IndlMpensablf In every liousc- i beautiful fashion-plates and leet supplements enable ladles any times the "cos. of subscript ingthetvovn dressmakers. Not LlznitteU to Its column that could most faÂ«tldlon> taste. â¢ER'S ^PERIODICALS. PKlÂ«. TEARi UA/AR *4 00 MAGAZINE 4 0O WEEKLY ***** 4 00 â¢VOUNQ l'KOPLB 2 00 VRANRUN eaUAnRUHRAHY, Â«.r C&2 Nuuibent) 10 09 U*Â» .S.A.2*r.DY SERIES, One " 52Kumi>crs) .' 15 DO *tr-*-**Â» to nil fiubcrlbers In tho United toads, raocc of tho Dasas â bejciii with th* flrÂ«t Janaar-* or each year. "Whon no time d, subncrlptlonN will *>eg1n with Â»e|: pfirronl ftt time of receipt of volumes of Mnrpens $2ncnr, for l*-9 bock, in neat cloth mmijtijr, >nt hy mnll, pontage pidd, or hy free of expense (provided tlio es not exceed one dollar per vol* tf7.00 Â»er volume. ion for each vulnnie, suitable for bind* m&Z}t. by ninil. postpaid, bti ri.t-eipt wf Cos nhould *Â»** Â»Â«â¢**â¢*" liy p.-Mt-Onire sr or Draft, to .-ivold clinnco off l--Â»->-. Â»rÂ» are not to copy tills' ndv**rti-ieiiiont > express order of Harper A brothers. HARPim * DROB:. New York. (Limited) JOHN HENDRY, Manager. Ne'./ Westminster, Mareh 1st, 1887, dmnlniS HENRY V. EDMONDS, Conveyancer, Notary Public, LAND AND INSURANCE AQENT. McKenzie St., Kew Westminster, B.C. Valuablo Building and Manufacturing Sites for Salo or Lease In the cities of New Westminster nnd Vancouver, Farms for Sale. Money to Lonn on good Keal Estate security at reasonable rates. mh!idmlwto For Sale! 700 ASSORTED FRUIT TREES F ROM THE JEWELL NURSERY CO., Minn., conHU-ttng of flniumcr Apples, Fnll Apples* Winter Apples. t'herrleN* KlHBiBi Fears. Alsoâa nice assortment of t'urrat:â und BRMpbcrry UuhIivn. tirnpe VluesÂ« At. Will he sold as a whole, or iti lots to f nil, and on very reasonable terms. mliMwtldtc .TAMES WISE, Front Street. nsroarxoB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SO days after dnte wo intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease for timbering purposes the following described lands situate on tho mainland of Uritish Columbia, Coast District: Commencing atthe south-easterly end of a lake, which lake Is about 'Z% miles easterly from a polnton the easterly shore line of Loughbough Inlet, which nolnt beam about Enst from Reaver Crook: thence ns follows: South SO chains, East 80 chains, North 80 chains, West 40 chnlUB, North *i0 chains, "West 40 chains, North 40 chains. West-10 chains, North -10 chains, West 40 chains. North 80 chains, West 80 chnins. South to the shore line of a lake; thenco south-easterly, following shore line of lake to Its Inlet, thonee East to tlio shore line of the first mentioned lake, thence north-easterly, following shoro lino to point of commencement; said tract containing ubout 1800 acres, more or e88ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS CO. [Limited]. JOHN HENDRY, Manager. New Westminster, Fob.21st, 1887. dfe21ml YOUNG MEN'S Christian Association! LECTURE or WSiWSR IN THE SKATING KINK ut 8 o'clock every Wrslssesilay nliilil .luring March ami April. Tickets for Courso SI. which gontlemon may exclinn-ce for meinliorshlp to June 30th, 1S87. without, a-.tii.rcc ,,i'- WEDNESDAY, MAltC'lI 101 DR. R. I. BENTLEY wri.i-.oivn a MEDICAL TALK TO YOWNO MEN ONLY. Art-motion *s <â¢!-.. ilnihatd D. S. CURTIS V CO. Wholesale nml Boli-ll DRUGGISTS! New Westminster, B.C. dwmhlOtc To the Electors! AND THE PUBLIC IN CENERAl Of the District of NEW WESTMINSTER Or any other District. Feeling tliat whether wo havo the Month of tbe Fraser DEEPENED Or not, we must have Boots nml Shoes, THKRKFOKK, GEO. H. GRANT & CO. Take advantage of thin opportunity to let the readers of this paragraph know whero Boots and Shoes of various do* scriptioiia and of all sizes may be had. : Wo hava taken thc Store on Columbia Street lately occupied hy Hr, If, A. White*, and are iu ii position tn entertain customers, to whom wo extend a cordial invit-itiou io unil nnd cxnmltic our Htnc-k. GEO. H. GRANT & CO., dwmll^to COMJMBIA SfRM!T. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF FOR THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, ALSO, A CONSIGNMENT OF Ready-Made Clothing! D. Drysdale & Oo. 73 Columbia StoreÂ©*, N. Vf. dw-mh7to liil Largest Dry Goods, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing House on the Mainland. JAMES ELLARD & CO, OOKITMBIA M-X-XtXsXIT, *^- -: i.â " .li-I'lHi^'K _i, 'â â -_. (3JTe-wr, ''tjrmpt^j^eikmi'' -Â» O. dwja4to SPRING CLEARING SALE To make Room for our Spring md Summer Stock, shortly;to arrive. i' â1â:~s^JJiXs- u ' Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, MEN'S FURNlSHlNGi GOODS, Carpets, Oil Cloths and House Furnishings. We will offer our entire Stook for the next two weeks at a reduction of 10 to 20 per cent, less than regular prices. A few lines under oost to close them out. OWU find examine our Goods to give us an opportunity to quote prices and convince you that we are offering Goods at astonishingly low prices. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. Next Dqor to Bank of B. C, P. 8.--8peclal Attention to Orders by Mail. (lwnililml , -*flÂ«*-Â» =^= Gold & Silver Watcbes, DiamonA Bisgs. BRACELETS, PINS, LOCKETS, CHAINS, AC. Also a large assortment of SILVER PLATED'' WARE KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, &e. fgF All Goods guaranteed to be as rppr?sente^, ,.,âââ', C. M. dw-jai9tc ., , Colonial BLock, New westmlnitfer; Bi C, 'â '''â â â -'' â¢ i ' â ' ''â â " â¢ "â¢â¢'.â â iii'"in Notice to Creditors! mAKE NOTICE THAT EDMUND I. J. minster, Iistb (his day assigns.) ul thslr renl and pcminal eslalo to " , to Messn, PHIS, John Wilson anil r, 0. MmjpsO- ?fftsfY!Â«Â«A, mmMai***** m send their qWBs I6*M7. BWVP rorthwlth. I'almlMorob Mh,l8Â»). , s. PEnRY MH.L8,o( Vletorla ilniliTml COBB0DI,D*Mc0pLL, .QiNai Solldlors UUUt iw Westminster, (orTpis*Â«Bs, 1 ' DEALER IN '' " WOOD & COAL Oenerpl TeemliTg ar Orders may be left nt W. II. Burns' Btore, or ..t J. K lijmill's Bnteksr - BlSfXIe Blrccl.
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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