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GENERAL REGISTER
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1884
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M.IFE jiJirO WMKE.
AMete exceed - • • . • fsa^OMyOOO
FmkUi Investeti In €»Mada • • 900,000
GpTemmeiit Deponit for Seenrlty of
€aii«diaii Policy Holders • • - 150,000
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Canada !Board of J>ireeiors:
Bob. B«uy SttnN, Ohaimui. TlMmai Crtmp, Iiq., Bep. OhalrmM,
Thoodoro Bftrt, lig. Angu C. Beopor, liq.
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a Fi C. SMITH, Resident Secretary.'
BISKS ACCEPTED AT CURRENT RATES.
HEAD OFFICE. CANADA BRAKGH,
16 Place d'Armea, Corner of St James Sty
MONTREAL.
CONTENTS.
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CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Almanac, Ac 1- 27
Aatronomioal Ocourrenoei 8
British Ambassadon abroad, and Foreign Ambassadors
inEngland 309
Bank Holidays 2
Banks in Canada 124-187
Bar, The 105
** Members of 10&-109
Collectors of Customs for the Dominion 220
Consuls. 123^
College of PhyiBioians and Surgeons 166
Customs TarifT ... 69-91
Council of Arts and Manufactures, Province of Quebec .... 176
C ourts of Justice* * • • 94-102
Dental Board of Examiners, Province of Quebec 118
Dominion Board of Trade 138
Emigration Agents for the Dominion in Europe 229
Eclipses 2
Epodis. 1
Festivals, Fixed andMovable 1
Fish and Game Laws 246
Geological Survey 226
Government Departments hi Ottawa, —
GovemorVi Secretary's Office 219
Department of Justice , 222
** MiUtia and Defense... 226
" Customs 219
" Finance 222
" PnblicWorks 226
" Byways and Canals 1^26
** Inland Bevenue 22S
" Secretary of State 222
*< Marine and Fisheries 227
•* Postmaster-General 228
" Agriculture 229
•* Indian Affairs 224
" Interior 228
Auditor General^s Office 228
Governor-General of Canada &q 210
Her Mi^esty's Household 207
Her Majesty's Chief Officers of State 208
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PAOR.
HerBohel's Weather Table 4
Immigration Agents in the Dominion 339
Imperial Gk>vernment and Ghiof Officers of State 308
Inspectors of Inland Bevenue, District 388
Inspectors of Forts and Collectors of Customs 330
Jewish CalendA?r 1
Library of Parliament 819
Members of the Privy Council and Officers 210
'< Senate of Canada and Officers 311-318
" " House of Commons and Officers 213-319
<< Legislature of Ontario and Officers 339-338
*< Legislature of Quebec and Officers 334-388
** Legislature of Nora Scotia and Officers . . . 341-343
<* Legislature of New ])runswick and Officers. 339-341
** Legislature of Manitoba and Officers 344-246
<< Legislature of Prince Edward Island and 24^344
Officers ... 344
*< Legislature of British ColumbU '.!'.!!!!!.. '. 346
'• North-West Territory
Masonic 188-186
Militia, Province of Quebec 116-117,
Notarial Borrd, Province of Quebec 109
Patent Office 339
Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of Quebec. ... 118
Pilotage. Quebec and Montreal, Tariff of 56-67
Prince of Wales' Household. ... 307
Registrars of Counties. 10-3104
Bine Association, Province of Quebec 117
Superintendents, Ac, of Indians 384
The Queen and Boyal Family 306-306
MONTBEAL.
Banks, Officers, and^British and Foreign Agents 135-137
Bank Stock List ,Canadian , 129-183
Bar 105-109
Benevolent Institutions. ; 150-164
Boards of Trade, Dominion and Montreal 138
Building Societies 146-148
Carriages, Cartage, &c., Bates of. 41
Cemetery Company, Mount Boyal 150
Churches, Chapels, &c 166-173
Clubs 178-182
Colleges and Schools 168-165
Coroners for the District of Montreal Ill
Commissioners for receiving affidavits for Superior Court. 109
Commissioners for receiving affidavits in Quebec for
Ontario 110
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Commissionert for receiving AiSdaTiti in London Eog.,
for Ontario and Quebec Ill
Commiiiionen to administer oaths to public OiBcers 110
Consulates 128
Com Esohanae Association 188
Corporation of Montreal and Officers . . 87- M
Dental Board of Examiners 118
Dispensaries 121-122
Duties payable pn licenses, <ftc 66
Exdse Duties 66
Fares for Coaches, Cabs, Ac 42
lire Department 61
fire Alarm Telegraph Signal Boxes 61-64
Foresters, Ancient Order of 187
Harbor Commissioners and Officers 67
Harbor, Tariff of Bates and Dues 68
Hersohel's Weather Table . . 4
Hospital, Montreal General 120
*i Notre Dame..., 121
" Women^s 121
' <• HotelDieu 121
" Lying-in 122
Inland Rerenue 54-66
Immigration Agents 124
Institutions, Literary and Scientific 176-178
Inspectors of Produce, Ac 189
Insurance Companies 140-141
InTCstments, Canadian 129-182
Justices of the Peace 111-112
Longitude 2
Loan and Mortgage Companies 148
Marriage Lioenses Ill
Masonic 188-186
Medical Colleges and Schools 116-122
Militia 116-117
Montreal College of Pharmacy 118
Montreal School of Surgery and Medeoine 120
Montreal Stock Exchange , 188
Montreal Board of Trade 137
Municipal Taxes 40- 41
National Societies 164-166
Odd Fellows 188
Orange Order 188-187
Police Magistrates 102
Police Force, City and River , 108
Post Office 28-37
'• MoneyOrders 84
" Rates and Begiilations 80
" SavingsBank 36
*< Foreign Mail and Postage Tables 36-39
" City Postal DeUvery 29
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Protestant Board of School CommittioikiWi Mid Boi|fi .9?
Examiners...
Public Companies
Bail way Companies
Recorder's Court
Beligious Societies
Boman Catholic Board of School Commissioners and
Board of Examiners
Biver Police
Steamship and Steamboat Companies
Taiiff, Dominion
Tariff of Pilotage
Tariff of Bates and Dues, Harbor of Montreal
Tariff of Cartage
Tariff of Hackney Coaches
Taxes, Municipal
Telegraph and Telephone Companies r
Temperance Societies
"Water Works Begulations and Tariff
"Weights and Measures Inspection Office, City Weigher,«fcc
Young Mens Christian Association
Young "Womens Christian Association
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Banks 194
Board of Trade 189
Consulates 190
Corporation Officers 188
Crown Timber Office 189
Custom House 191
Exchange 189
Fire Alarm Signal Boxes 191-192
Gas Inspection 193
Geographical Society 194
Harbor Commissioners , , 189
Inland Bevenue Office. 189
Inspection of "Weights, Measures, Gas, &c 190
Justices of the Peace 193
Post Office 188
Supeivisor of Cullers 189
OTTAWA CITY
Banks
Benevolent Institutions
Corporation of Ottawa and Offioers
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Ooronerg ^ 201
County of Carleton Begistry Office 201
County Officers 201
Crown Timber Offices 204
Fire Brigade and Alarm Signals 195-196
Inland Bevenue Office 198
Judicial Officers.. 200
Justices of the Peace 201
Lawn Tennis Club 204
Marriage Licenses % 204
MUitary and Volunteer Militia Force 203-204
Post Office 197
Religious Societies 202-207
Rideau Canal 204
Rifle Associations .' 208-204
Water Works Offices 1^6
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABC Railway and Steamboat G-uide < 8
Agricultural Implements xi.
Baylis* Manufacturing Co. 18
Brush, Geo 16
Business Directory 80a
Campbell's Quinine Wine, Medical Hall 12
Canada Paper Co 8
Citizens Life, Accident, Guarantee & Fire Insurance Co..
i. and Head of Pages.
City of London Fire Insurance Co 32(?
Commercial Union Assurance Co., F. Cole, Gen'l Agent. . . 6
Confederation Life Association of Canada, ) 82a
H* J« Johnston Provincial Manager. \
Currie & Co., W. A F. P., Iron, Steel, Tin, Ac 248
DawesACo., Brewers 24
Dawson Brothers, Bookbinders, Ac 326
Dominion Line of Steamships 64a
Dominion Paper Co , 646
Derins'Worm Pastiles 114
Devins, R. J 114
Drysdale & Co., W. , Booksellers and Stationers 14
Dominion Metal Works 28
Eagle Foundry, George Brush 16
Esterbrooke Steel Pens ^ 14
Gardner A Son Novelty Works .v; 64c
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Garth 4 Co., Charles 26
Ouardian Fire and life Assuranoe Co Cover.
Hope A Co., James, Stationers, Ao.j Ottawa 199
Imperial Fire Insurance Co., Bintoul Bros. , Cover.
Laurie Bros .» 82c
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co i^'
Luby 's for the Hair 118
Lyman. Sous & Co., Lyman's Writing Fluid 10
Milk of Magnesia..... H*
Mfller, Bobert, Son <ft Co 23
Moody, M., 4 Sons xi.
Novelty Engine "Works, Gardner A Son 64c
Office Desks 20
Oswald Brothers, Stock Brokers 129-182
Owens, J. B 24
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., London zii*
Parks, J.G Wd
Printing , 91
Printing Ink 18
Boyal Canadian Insurance Co., Fire and Marine 32c
Bobinson, J. Theo 91
Savory and Moore's Household Medicines 92- 93
Standard Assurance Co Cover.
Steinson A Co., H 247
Tees A Co 20
The Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co ii'
Torrance & Co., D 64a
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TERREBONNE, P.Q., Canada.
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OF LONDON
ESTABLISHED IN 1782.
Canada Agency Established in 1804.
I.OSSES PAIB slnee tlie Establlslimeiit of t^te
Company, liaise exceeded
TWELVE MILLIONS STERLING
BALANCE BLEIiD IN HAHTD, for payment of F^re
liosses only, ^xeeeds
THREE MILLION DOLLARS.
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ABTIGLES OF THE GALENDAB FOB THE
YEAB 1884.
GoWou Number 4
Bpacit'. 8
SoIarGyde i 17
Dominical Letters F E
Boman Indiction 12
Julian Period 6697
FIXED AND MOVABLE FESTIVALS, ANNIYEBSABIES,
Epiphany
Septuagesima Sunday. .
Quiuquagesima *^
Ash Wednesday
St. David
Quadragesima {
First Sunday in Lent. )
St. Patrick
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I Day S
Viuju Sunday
Good Friday
EASTEB SUNDAY . . .
Low Sunday
St. George
Boo^tion Sunday
Asd^nsion Day, }
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Birth of Queen Victoria
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Trinity Sunday
Corpus Christi
Accession of Q. Victoria
Proclamation
St. John the Baptist . . 1
Midsummer Day .....$
St. Peter and St. Paul. .
Dominion Day
St. Michael )
Michaelmas Day ^
All Saints Day
Birth of Prince of Wales
St. Andrew. ,
Igt Sunday in Advent. .
Gonoep. of Virgin Mary
St Thomas
GHBISTMAS
St. John the Evangelist
June 1
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July 1
Sept. 29
Nov. 1
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Dec 8
Dec 21
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JEWISH GALENDAB.
F'^aKt of Esther Mar. 10
-"WQl . " 11
iirrTLB PUBIM ** 12
.^|«80v«r April 10
md Paawver May 9
New Tear Srot. 20
Ebpub " 29
TabbbnagiiB Oct 4-^
HobanaBaba << 10
Hanuoa Dec 13
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Bamad&n (Month of Abstinence observed by the Turks) com-
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The Tear of the Mohammedan Era commenoes on Oct 21, 1884.
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ALMANAC.
The year 1884 is the 6646th year since the creation (^ the Worlds
according to the Jews; it answers to 6697th of the Julian period^
to the 2687th from the foundation of Borne, to the 2660th of the
Olympiads and to the year 7892-3 of the Byzantine Era.
BANK HOLIDAYS.
'OiTTABio, Nsw Bbumswiok anb Nova Sootia. — New Tear's
Day, Good Friday, Queen's Birthday, Dominion Day, Ghristmas
Day.
QuBBBC— New Tear's Day, Epiphany. Annunciation, Good
Friday, Ascension, Corpus Cbristi, Queen^s Birthday, Dominion
Day, St. Peter and St. Paul, All Saints, Conception, Christmas Day.
Also, throughout the Dominion, any day appointed by procla-
mation for a general fast or Thanksgiving Day.
LEAP TEAK.— LIST OF SUNDATS IN 1884.
January 6 . . . .13. . . . 20 . . . . 27 . .
February 3.. ..10.. ..17.. ..24.,
March .2.. ..9.. .16.. ..28.. ..80
April 6.. ..18.. ..20.. ..27..
May 4.. ..11.. ..18^.. ..26..
June 1.. ..8. ..15.. ..22.. ..29
July.. 6.. ..13.. ..20.. .27..
August 3.. ..10.. ..17.. ..24.. ..81
September . . . 7 . . . .14. . . . 21 . . . . 28 . .
October, ,.,,..6 .. .,12.. ..19.. ..26..
November .. 2 . . ..9.. ..16.. .28.. ..80
December. . . . 7 . . . .14. . . . 21 . . . . 28 . .
ECLIPSES.
In the year 1884 there will be three Eclipses of the Sun, and two
of the Moon. " . ^tt-T-
I.— A partial Eclipse of the Sun, March 26 ; invisible in Canada.
II — ^A total Eclipse of the Moon, April 9-10 ; invisible in Canada.
nX.' A partial Eclipse of the Sun, April 26 ; invisible in Canada,
ly.— A total Eclipse of the Moon, October 4 ; invisible in Canada,
y .—A partial Eclipse of the Sun, October 18 ; invisible in Canada.
LONGITUDE W.^OF GBEENWICH IN TIME (SLOW).
Quebec Observatory 4 44 49 > Difference 82* 44
Toronto Observatory 6 17 883
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PHASES OF THE MOON.
In the calculation of the Phases of the Moon, 4 hours 46 minutes
have been deducted from the Greenwich calculations, for Quebec;
4 hours 64 minutes for Montreal, and 6 hours 17 minutes for
Toronto.
When the Moon is on the Meridian at the hours marked P.M.,
before Sunset, thc^e will be no (moonlight ; but when she is on
the Meridian at tike hours marked A.M., before Sunrise, there
will be Moonlight. _____^
ASTRONOMICAL OCCURRENCES.
January. — Moon near Saturn on the 9th, near Jupiter on the
12th and 13th, near Venus on the 30th. Mercury an evening star,
Venus an evening star, Jupiter |S an evening star.
Fjebruabt. — Moon near Saturn on the 6th, near Jupiter on Hie
8-9th, near Mercury on the 24th. Mars is visible throughout the
night during thlM month. Jupiter an evening star.
March. — Moon near Saturn on the 4th, near Jupiter on the
6-7th. Mars visible throughout the night until the 24th. Jupiter
is an evening star.
APRiii.— Moon near Jupiter on the 3rd, near Mercury on the 26th,
near Venus on the 28th. Mercury is an evening star, Jupiter is an
evening star. Mars is an evening star.
^AY.— Moon near Jupiter on the 1st, near Mars on the 2nd, near
Mercury on tlie 24th. Mercury is an evening star, Jupiter is an
evening star.
June. — Moon near Mercury on the 2l8t, near Venus on the 24th,
near Jupiter on the 26th. Mercury is a morning star, Venus is
visible in the evening after sunset.
July.— Moon near Saturn on the l9-20th ; near Venus on the
2l8t, near Jupiter and Mercury on the 23rd. Venus and Jupiter
rises and sets about sunrise and sunset during the month.
AX70UST. — Moon near Saturn on the 16th, near Venu» on the
17-18th. near Jupiter on the 20th. Mercury is an evening star,
Venus is a morning star ; Jupiter rises and sets about sunrise and
sunset.
Sbptshbbb. — Moon near Saturn on the 12th, near Venus on the
16-16th, near Jupiter on the 17th. Venus is a morning star,
Jupiter is a morning star.
OOTOBBB.— Moon near Saturn throughout the evening of the 9th,
near Jupiter on* the 14-16th. Mercury is a morning star ; Venus
near Jupiter on the 6th : Jupiter is a morning star.
NovBMBBB. — Moon near Jupiter on the 11th, near Venus on the
14th, near Mercury on the 18th. Mercury badly situated for ob-
servation during the month. Venus is a morning star
Dbobmbbb.— Moon near Saturn on the 2nd and 3rd, near Venus
on the 14th. Mercury is an evening star. Venus is a mornmg
star. Saturn visible at night during the montl|.
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w.
M.
Tu
1
W
2
Th
8
F
4
S
6
Sa
6
M
7
Tu
8
W
9
Th
10
¥
11
S
12
Sa
18
M
14
Tu
15
W
16
Th
17
F
18
S
19
Sa
20
M
21
Tu
22
W
28
Th
24
P
25
S
26
Sn
27
M
28
Tu
29
W
80
Th
81
First
Month.
JANUARY-31 Days,
Beeintoo
Tuesday.
MOOis 8 CHANGES.
PBAIBS.
First Quar.
Full Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
B.
6
12
19
27
Quebec.
h.
4
10
m.
60p.m.
42a.m.
38a.m.
16a.m.
MorUreal.
h. m.
4 41p.m.
10 33a.m.
29a.m.
07a.m.
Toronto,
h. m.
4 18p.m.
10 10a.m.
06a.m.
11 44p.m.
Twilioht*
beg*B.
a.m.
6 46
6 43
6 40
6 86
ends.
p.m.
6 23
6 81
6 40
5 48
OAT.
w.
M.
Tu
1
W
2
Th
3
F
4
S
6
Sn
6
M
7
Tu
8
W
9
Th
10
F
11
S
12
Su
13
M
14
Tu
16
W
16
Th
17
F
18
S
19
Sn
20
M
21
Tu
22
W
23
Th
24
F
25
S
26
Sn
27
M
28
Tu
29
W
80
Th
31
ANNIVEBSABIES, EVENTS. Ac.
Circumciaion
Qen. Wolfe, hero of Quebec bom 1727. .. .
^. Harrison Ainsworth, novelist, d. 1882
Madame Bachel, trag6dienne, died 1868 . .
Twelfth-Day Eve.
Fbast of Epiphant
Allan R.amsa7, Scottish poet, died, 1767. .
Prince Albert Victor of Wales bom, 1864.
Emperor Napoleon III. died, 1873
Archbishop Laud (beheaded), 1646
Schlegel, Shaksperian critic, died, 1829. . .
Dean Alford died, 1871
1st SUIfOAT AFTBB EfIPRAVY.
Bishop Berkeley, philosopher, died, 1763. .
British Museum opened, 1759
Edmund Spenser, poet, 1699
Si. Anthony^ patriarch of Monks, d'd, 356
Oerman Empire proclaimed, 1871 ,
Wm. Gongreye, poet and dramUst, d. 1729
2nd SniTDAT aftbb Epiphant
February 13, Julian calendar
Charles Kean, actor, died^ 1858
Duke of Edinburgh married, 1874
Frederick the Great, born, 1712
Si, Paufe Day. Fine day— good year . . .
Dr. Edward Jenner (vaccinator), d. 1823 .
3rd SUBDAT AFTBB EpIPHAHT
Peter the Great, died, 1725
George the Third of England, died 1820 . .
Lord Metcalfe, Gtov. of Canada, born 1786
Guy Fawkes executed, 1606
MONTREAL.
BUB.
rises, sets.
h. m.
7 46
46
46
45
45
7 46
44
44
43
43
43
43
7 42
42
41
40
39
39
38
7 38
37
37
36
34
33
32
7 81
7 30
7 29
7 28
7 27
h. m.
22
23
24
26
26
4 27
29
30
81
32
33
36
4 36
37
39
40
41
43
44
MOOB
OBM^B
h. m.
P m.
8 27
4 16
6 06
6 66
6 48
7 42
8 40
9 89
10 89
11 88
a.m.
1 29
4 45
46
47
48
50
62
68
4 54
4 66
4 67
4 69
5 01
2
3
3
4
6
20
07
63
37
21
6 05
6 49
7 36
8 22
9 11
10 00
10 51
11 42
p.m.
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2 13
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Second
Month.
FEBRUARY-29 Days.
Begins on
Friday,
MOON*S CHANQBS.
PHASM.
First Qnar.
Fall Moon.
Last Qnar.
New Moon.
D.
8
10
18
26
Quiebee,
h.
1
10
1
m.
12a.m.
02a.m.
27a.m.
60p.m.
Montreal,
a, m.
1 08a.m.
11 68p.m
10 18a.m.
1 41p.m.
Toronto.
h. m.
40a.m.
11 20p.m.
9 ft6a.m.
1 18p.m.
TwUigJU,
beg's. ends.
a.m.
8 16
8 06
7 66
7 46
DAT.
W. M.
s
An
M
Tu
W
Th
F
8
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
1
2
8
4
6
6
7
8
10
11
12
18
14
16
ANNIYEBSABIBS, EVENTS, «o.
s
16
Aa
17
M
18
Tu
19
W
20
Th
21
F
22
8
28
Sn
24
M
26
Tu
26
W
27
Th
28
F
29
St. lanatiua and St. Bridget
Canalemaea Day
4th SUHDAT AITBB BPIPHAinr.
Severus Boman Emp. died in Britain 211.
Thomas Oarlyle, essavist, died 1881
Charles n of England died 1686
Imperial Parliament, opening Session 1882
Mary. Queen of Scotland, beheaded 1686. .
I)ayid Bizado murdered 1666. ,
SaPTVAOSSZMA SUKDAT. ,
Lord Sydenham made Gov. of Canada 1840
Kant, eminent philosopher, died 1804
Duke de Berri assassinated 1820.
St. Vatentine^a Day.
Cardinal Wiseman died 1866,
Dr. Kane, artic explorer, died 1867
Sbxaob8ika*8 Sunday
Canada settled 1684
Wm. Napier, military historian, died 1860.
Napoleon escaped from Elba 1816
Cardinal Newman bom 1801
Bey. Sydney Smith died 1846
Sir Joshua Beynolds died 1792
QuxNQUAOBsiMA. Shrove Sunday
Christopher Wren, architect, died 1728. . .
Victor Hugo bom 1^02.
Aah Wednesday ./T,
Montaigne, essayist bom 1633
Archbishop Whitgift (3rd prim.) d. 1603. . .
MONTBEAL.
SUN
rises, sets.
li.m.
7 26
7 24
7 22
21
19
18
16
16
14
7 13
11
10
08
06
04
03
7 01
7 00
6 68
6 66
6 66
6 66
6 63
6 61
6 49
6 47
6 46
6 43
6 41
h. m.
6 03
6 04
6 06
6 07
6 09
6 10
6 11
6 12
6 IS
6 17
19
20
21
22
24
26
6 27
28
80
32
33
36
37
6 38
89
41
42
44
46
xooir
OKX^V
h. m.
p.m.
4 46
6 89
6 86
7 22
8 28
9 26
10 22
11 17
a.m.
49
1 46
2 80
8 16
8 69
4 48
6 28
6 15
7
7
02
61
8 41
9 31
10 22
11 18
11 69
p.m.
66
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MARCH-SI Days.
Beitint on<
Saturdny.
MOON'S CHANOES.
PHA8>I.
Vint Quar.
Fall Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
D.
8
11
10
S6
Qu^e.
h. m.
11 48p.m.
2 56p.m.
6 28p.m.
1 02a.m.
Montreal.
h. m.
11 89p.m.
2 46p.m.
6 19p.m.
68a.m.
Toronto,
h. m.
11 16p.m.
2 28p.m.
6 66p.m.
40a.m.
Tir'iioki.
beg*!.
ends.
p.m.
6 62
7 08
7 16
7 16
DAY.
W.
S
»n
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
8
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
18
14
16
16
17
18
10
20
21
22
23
24
26
26
27
28
29
80
81
ANNIVERSAKIES, EVENTS, Ac.
MONTREAL.
St. David.
QUADBAlOEBIMA. 18T SUNDAT IH LrNT. . .
Oeo. Herbert, poet and dirine, died 1688..
Saladin, the famous Sultan, died 1198. .. .
1st Locomotive through Brit. Bridge 1860.
Michael Angelo bom 1474
Admiral Ck>llingwood died 1810
King William III of England died 1702. .
1st SUITDAT AFIEU LflMT
Hugh Myddleton, hydraulic engin. d. 1686.
First daily newsp'er publish, in Eng. 1702
St* Gregonr the Great, Pope, died 604 ... .
Talfonrd, curamatist and lawyer, died 1854.
John, first Earl of Bedford, died 1565 . . . .
Beform Bill, England, Ist reading 1831 . . .
SUN
rises, sets.
2nd SUHDAT AFTKB LBITT
St. Patrick^
Lawrence Sterne (Tristam Shandy) d. 1768.
St. Joseph ,
Bishop Parker died 1687
Archbishop Granmer martyred 1656
Suppression of the Knights Templars 1812.
8rd SUVDAT AFTBB LbBT
Elizabeth (^ueen of Enc^and, died 1608. .
Annunciatton, Lady Day.
Bank of England incorporated 1694
James L King of England died 1626 ....
PegWoffingt^, celebrated actress, d. 1760
Samuel Swedenborg died 1772
h. m.
6 40
6 88
6 86
6 84
6 82
80
6 28
6 26
6 24
6 22
6 20
19
17
16
11
6 09
6 07
6 06
6 OS
6 01
59
67
5 56
Mooir
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4th SUBD4T AFTBB LbBT
Charlotte Bront6, noyelist, died 1856
h. m.
6 46
6 47
48
60
62
68
54
66
6 67
5 68
6 61
6 49
6 47
6 45
5 43
5 42
6 41
68
00
6 01
6 08
6 04
6 06
6 07
6 08
6 09
6 11
6 12
6 18
6 16
6 16
6 17
6 19
6 20
6 21
6 28
6 24
6 26
6 27
h. m.
p.m.
4 80
5 ae
6 24
7 21
8 IT
9 10
10 02
10 51
11 88
a.m.
1 08.
1 5a
2 87
8 22
4 Oft
56
48
6 81
7
8
20
10
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9 60
10 41
11 88
p.m.
27
2»
19
8 18
4 17
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Fourth
Month.
APRIL-30 Days.
Bef^ns on
Tuesday,
MOON'S CHANGES.
PHABS8.
First Quar.
Fall Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
D.
2
9
18
25
Quebec,
h. m.
4 32p.m.
6 59a.m.
11 09a.m.
10 12a.m.
Montreal*
h. m.
4 28p.m.
6 40a.m.
11 00a.m.
10 03a.m.
Toronto.
TtoUiffht,
beg's. ends.
h. m.
4 00p.m.
6 17a.m.
10 37a.m.
9 40a.m.
a.m.
6 27
6 14
6 00
6 46
p.m.
7 87
7 46
7 56
8 08
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DAT.
w.
M.
Tu
1
W
2
Th
3
F
4
S
5
Su
6
M
7
Tu
8
W
9
Th
10
F
11
S
12
Sn
13
M
14
Tu
15
W
16
Th
17
F
18
S
19
«a
20
M
21
Tu
22
W
23
Th
24
F
25
8
26
nn
27
M
28
Tu
29
W
80
ANNIYEBSABIES, EVENTS, <&c.
Bishop Beginald Heber. died 1826
Mirabeau died 1791
Washington Irving bom 1783
Oliver <^ld8mith died 1774
J. St0W| antiquarian & historian, died 1605
Pai<m Sukdat
Wm. Davenant, dramatist and poet, d. 1668
Lorenzo do Medicis died 1492
Francib Bacon, Lord Yernlam. died 1626.
Alexander Nasmith, painter, died 1840. . .
Good Friday
St. Gee Aia.— Metastasio poet died 1782. . . .
Eaitsb Sukday.
Thomas Otway, poet, died 1685
John Bell, eminent surgeon, died 1820. . . .
Henry Fuseli, artist, died 1825
Dr. Bei\jamin Franklin died 1790
Dr. Erasmus Darwin, poet, died 1802
Lord Byron, poet, died 1824
Low SvNDAT. Ist Sunday AiTBB Eastxb.
Jean Baeine, dramatist, died 1699
Thos. Haynes Bailey, lyrical poet, d. 1839.
St. George. Wm. Shakspeare bom 1564. .
Daniel Defoe, novelist, died 1731
St Mark's Eve.— W. Gowper, poet, d. 1800
David Hume, historian, bom 1711
2nd SUITDAY AITBB EABTBB
Thos. Betterton, eminent actor, died 1710.
John Cleveland, poet, died 1669
James Montgomery, poet, died 1854
MONTBEAL.
8UK.
rises.
h. m.
5 89
5 87
5 35
5 33
5 81
5 29
27
26
24
22
20
18
sets.
6 16
14
12
11
5 09
07
06
5 04
02
00
58
56
65
58
4 61
4 49
4 48
4 46
h. m.
6 29
6 30
6 31
6 38
6 34
6 35
6 37
6 38
6 40
6 41
6 42
6 44
6 45
6 46
6 48
6 49
6 50
6 61
6 68
6 54
6 56
5 66
58
00
01
08
7 04
7 05
7 06
7 08
MOON.
ON M'lr
h. m.
p.m.
6 13
7 07
7 69
8 48
9 85
10 20
11 06
11 49
a.m.
1 16
2 04
2 60
3
4
6
80
26
18
6 01
6 60
7 80
8 28
9 18
10 10
11 06
11 69
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Fifth
Month.
MAY-31 Days.
Begins on
Thursday.
MOON'S CHANGES.
PHASES.
First Quar.
Full Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
First Quar.
D.
1
9
17
24
30
Quebec.
h.
1
11
5
m.
12p.m.
22p.m.
09p.m.
61p.m.
00
Montreal.
h. m.
1 03a.m.
11 13p.m.
00
6 42p.m.
51a.m.
Toronto,
Twilight,
beg's. ends.
h. m.
40a.in.
10 50p.m.
11 37a.m.
6 19p.m.
28a.m.
a.m.
6 46
5 33
5 23
6 16
5 09
p.m.
8 09
8 18
8 29
8 38
8 46
3 PI
DAT.
w.
Th
F
;s
JSn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
:Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
H.
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
ANNIVEESAEIES, EVENTS, Ac.
Dnke of Wellington bom 1769 ,
St. Athanasius
MONTREAL.
SUK
rises, sets.
Thomas Hood, comic poet, died 1845
h. m.
4 45
4 44
4 43
3rd Sunday aftxb Easter 4 41
Hanlan defeated Hawdon on the Tyne 1879
Lord Fred. Cavendish, assassinated 1882.
Wm., Marquis of Lansdowne died 1805. .
Le Sage. French novelist, born 1668.
Schiller^ German poet, died 1805
ludian Mutiny commenced 1857
4th Sunday afteb Eastsb
Sir Charles Barry, architect, died 1860 . . .
Pope Pius IX bom 1792
Henry Grattan, statesman, died 1820
Daniel O'Connell, died 1847
Review at Aldershott by Qn Victoria 1882.
Prince Talleyrand died 1888
Rogation Sunday
40
38
36
35
33
32
4 31
29
28
27
26
24
23
Opening of the Canal of Languedoc
Christopher Columbus died 1506
Queen Anno of England 1724
Ascension Day.— Holy Thursday
Mark Lemon, died 1870 —
Birth of Queen Victoria 1819
5th Sunday afteb Eabtxb.,
St. Augustine
Dante, Italian poet, bom 1265
Earl Russell, statesman, died 1878
Restoration of the Monarchy, Eng. 1660.
Voltaire died 1778
Charlotte Bronte, novelist. 1855,
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4 22
21
20
18
17
16
16
4 9
14
13
12
11
10
09
h. m.
7 09
7 10
7 11
7 13
14
15
16
17
18
20
7 21
23
24
25
26
28
29
7 30
31
32
34
35
36
38
7 39
40
41
42
43
44
46
KOCH
ONM'K
h. m.
p.m.
6 46
7 33
8 19
9 03
9 48
10 31
11 16
a.m.
47
1 34
2 21
8 09
3 67
46
32
6 20
7 09
7 58
8 50
9 44
10 41
11 42
p.m.
44
46
47
3 46
89
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2
Tu
3
W
4
Th
5
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6
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7
Sn
8
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9
Tu
10
W
11
Th
12
F
13
S
14
So
15
M
16
Tu
17
W
18
Th
19
F
20
S
21
Sn
22
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23
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24
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Month.
JUNE-30 Days.
Begins on
Sunday.
MOON'S CHANGES.
PHASES.
Full Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
First Quar.
D.
8
16
22
29
Quebec^
h. m.
3 04p.m.
9 49a.m.
48a.m.
1 29a.m.
Montreal.
h. m.
2 66p.m.
9 40a.m.
39a.m.
1 20a.m.
Toronto,
h. m.
2 32p.m.
9 17a.m.
16a.m.
67a.m.
TunHght, \
beg's.
ends,
p.m.
a.m.
6 07
8 49
5 06
8 63
6 06
8 67
5 07
8 68
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W. M.
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sii
M
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
ANNIYEBSABIES, EVENTS, Ac.
PBNTBcoffr.— Whtt SmroAY • . . . .
Ethelbert, baptized by St. Augustine 697. .
William Harvey died 1667
Countess of Blessington, novelist, d. 1849.
St. Boniface^ Apostle of the Germans 765.
y auban, mihtary engineer, died 1704
Bobert Bruce, Scottish hero, died 1329. . . .
Tbinut SniTDAT
Charles Dickens died 1870
First Council of Nice 312
W. Bryant, poet, died 1878
CoBPUs Chbisti
St. Anthony of Padua 1231
Insurrection of Wat Tyler 1881.
1st Sunday aptbe Tbinity. . . .
Bishop Joseph Butler, died 1752
J. Wesley, found, of the Methodistfiy b. 1703
William Cobbett, died 1835
Magna Charta signed 1215 ,
Accession of Queen Victoria 1837 ,
Length of Day 15 h. 62 m ,
2nd Sunday aftbb Trinity. (Longest day)
Lord Chancellor Campbell died 1861
St. John Ihe Baptist
First Wesleyan conference 1784
Gilbert White, naturalist, died 1793
John Murray, eminent publisher, d. 1843.
Queen Victoria crowned 1838
3rd Sunday aftxb Trinity.— Sf. Peter. .
Borne captured by the French 1849 ,
MONTBEAL.
SUN
rises, sets.
h. m.
4 09
09
08
08
07
06
06
4 06
06
05
05
06
05
05
4 06
04
04
05
06
05
05
4 06
06
06
06
06
07
08
4 08
4 08
h. m.
7 46
47
48
48
49
60
61
KOON
ON M*N
7 62
52
53
53
63
64
64
7 66
65
66
67
57
67
67
7 68
68
68
68
58
68
68
7 68
7 68
h. m.
p.m.
7-46
8 30
9 14
»68
10 44
1L31
p.m.
1
1
2
07
66
48
3 80
4 17
6.06
6 62
6 4r
7 32
8 26
9 24
10 24^
11 26;
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3 19
4
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jmY-31 Days.
Begins on
Tuesday.
MOON'S CHANGES.
PHASBS
FullMdcm.
Last Quar.
New Moon
First Quar.
o.
7
16
21
29
Qftebee.
h.
6
4
8
5
m.
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53p.m.
09a.m.
16p.m.
Montreal,
h.
6
4
8
5
m.
06a.m.
44p.m.
00a.m.
07p.m.
TorofUo»
h.
4
4
7
4
m.
48lt.m.
21p.m.
87a.m.
44p.m.
Twilight,
beg'i.
a.m.
3 U
3 20
8 26
S 86
endi.
a.m.
8 67
8 61
8 46
8 36
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DAT.
w.
Tu
W
Th
F
S
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
• •
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sii
M
Tu
W
Th
1
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
30
31
ANNIVERSARIES, EVENTS, Ac,
A\^' ' ^ -
First Steamboat on the Thames l*>t. . . . .
Sir Robert Peel died 1850.
Battle of Gettytburff 1863 . .
Jeffenon, 8rd President of U. F., died 1825.
Battle of Stoney Greek 1813
4th SUMOAT AXVBB TBINTTY . . . , ,
j
John Hubs burnt 1415
Edmund Burke died 1797
Z. Taylor, President of TJ. S., died 1860 . . .
Maryatt, sailor's novelist, bom 1792
Macklin, celebrated comedian, died 1797. .
Crimea evacuated by English 1866
5th Sunday aftbb Tbinitty.
Richard Bentley, controversialist, d. 1742
St. Swithln's Day
Bdranger, French poet, died 1857 ....
Charlotte Corday guillotined 1793. .. .
Petrarch, Italian poet, 1374 . .
Bishop Wilberforce died 1873. . .
•••'•«••■•
6th Sunday aftbb Tbinity.
••••■•
Battle of Bull's Run, U. S., 1861. .
St. Mary Magdalen
Mug-house riots, London, 1716
Gibraltar captured by the Engltsh 1701 . . .
Charles Dibdin, sailor's poet, died 1814. . .
Don Roderick of Spain killed 711. ........
7''* Sunday aftbb Tbinity
•••••••tfi
Robespierre guillotitaed 1794
Andrew Marvell, poet, died 1678
Wm. Penn (Pensylvania), died 1718.
Ignatiu=5 Loyala. .Tosuit, died 1556. . .
MONTREAL.
SUN
rises,
h. m.
09
10
10
11
11
4 12
13
14
15
16
16
17
4 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
4 25
26
27
28
30
31
32
4 33
4 35
4 36
4 37
4 S8
sets.
m.
68
68
68
67
67
7 66
66
66
65
54
54
53
7 52
61
51
61
60
49
48
7 47
46
45
44
42
41
40
7 38
37
30
35
11 03
11 61
p.m.
28
16
03
51
4 39
6 28
6 19
7 13
8 10
9 10
10 11
11 09
a.m.
10
1 05
1 58
2 48
3 35
4 21
5 06
5 51
6 36
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MOON*S OHANOE8.
PHAiai.
Fall Moon.
Last Qaar.
New Moon.
FiritQoar.
D.
6
18
90
Qitebte.
9 21p.m.
10 S8p.m.
5 Oi^.m.
28 10 66a.m.
Montreal,
h. m.
12p.m.
10 14p.m.
6 00p.m.
10 47a.m.
Toronto,
li. m.
6 40p.m.
51p.m.
4 87p.m.
10 24a.m.
TwUight
beg*a,
DAT.
w.
M
F
1
S
2
Sn
8
M
4
Ta
6
W
6
Th
7
F
8
S
9
Sn
10
M
11
Tu
12
W
13
Th
14
F
16
S
16
Sa
17
M
18
Tu
19
W
20
Th
21
F
22
S
28
Sn
24
M
26
Ttt
26
W
27
Th
28
F
29
S
80
Sit
81
ANNITBBSABIES, STUNTS, Ao.
Bmandp. of SUyea in Brit. Ckkkmiea 1834.
Lord Herbert, Brit. iUteam«n, died 1861.
8th SVNDAT junmm Trmtr
Admiral Duncan (Oamperdown), died 1804
Lord Howe, naral hero, died 1799. ......
Ben. Johnaon, dr ftmatiet, died 1687
Lonitf Philippe prod. Xing of France 1880
George Oatnning, atateaman, died 1827. . .
ZaaakWalton, patron Bt.of Anglan, h.l698
•th SvxiLtr Aram Tnanrr
NoUekena, oelebrated aonlptor, died 1787.
George Stephenaon, engineer, died 1848. .
LaTcdaier, eminent chraiiat, died 1748. . . .
Dean Bookland, geologie^ died 1866. . . . .
Joe Miller, oome^an, £ed 1788
Thomaa Fuller, author, died 1661
10th SvusAT xnMM Tbortt
Jamea Beattie, poet, died, 1808
Robert Bloomfleld, poet, died, 1828
Lord Herbert of Gherbury, 1648
Ladj MaryWortley Montagu, died, 1762. .
Warren Haatinga, died, 1818
Wallace, Seottiah hero, died, 1806
11th SuvBAT Ams TniHxiT
Sir Wm. HeradheU, aatronom., died, 1822.
Dr. Adam Clarke, diTine, died, 1882
Jamea Thomaon, poet, died, 1748
Leigh Hunt, poet and critic, died 1869. . . .
John Locke, philoaopher, bom 1682
John Boaa, Arctic narigator, died 1866. . .
12th SUHDAT AVTSB TBIHITT
MONTBBAL.
riaea.
■UH
h. m.
4 40
4 41
4 42
4 48
4 46
4 46
4 47
4 48
4 49
4 61
62
64
65
56
67
69
6 00
01
02
OS
06
06
07
5 09
10
11
12
14
15
17
6 18
acta.
h. m.
7 82
7 81
7 80
29
27
26
24
22
21
7 19
18
16
16
18
11
09
7 08
06
04
02
01
6 69
6 67
6 66
6 54
6 52
6 50
6 46
6 47
6 46
6 42
MOOH
OH 1E*V
h. m.
p.m.
8 67
9 45
10 84
11 28
a.m.
1 00
1 48
8 87
8 26
•4
5
17
10
6 04
7 01
8 00
858
9 56
10 52
11 46
p.m.
87
1 26
2 18
2 59
8
4
5
5
6
7
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58
60
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MOON'S CHANGES.
PHAI
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Quebec,
MofUreal.
Toronto,
TioU
beg's.
ight,
ends.
p.m.
7 37
7 28
7 07
4 51
flfl
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Full Moon. 4
Last Quar. 11
New Moon. 18
First Quar. 26
h. 11(1.
6 10a.m.
3 31a.m.
4 52a.m.
5 85a.m.
h. m.
6 01a.m.
3 32a.m.
4 43a.m.
5 26a.m.
h. m.
5 38a.m.
2 59a.m.
4 20a.m.
5 03a.m.
a.m.
4 22
4 31
4 41
4 52
DATS. 1
AKNIYEBSABIES, EVENTS, Ao.
MONTREAL. [
w.
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Hn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
M.
1
2
8
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
SI
rises.
rN
sets.
MOON
ON X*N
Louis XIV of PranPft died 1715
h. m.
5 19
5 21
5 22
6 23
5 26
5 26
6 27
5 29
5 30
5 31
5 32
5 34
6 36
5 37
6 38
6 39
5 40
5 41
5 43
5 44
6 45
5 47
648
5 49
5 51
6 52
6 53
5 54
h. m.
6 41
6 88
6 37
6 36
6 32
6 31
6 29
6 26
6 26
6 23
6 21
6 19
6 17
6 14
6 13
6 11
6 09
6 07
6 06
6 03
6 01
5 68
6 57
5 55
6 62
6 61
5 49
5 47
h. m.
p.m.
10 (14
10 53
11 42
a.m.
1 21
2 12
3 05
4 00
4 57
5 54
6 12
7 49
8 44
9 88
10 29
11 08
11 69
p.m.
61
1 37
2 23
3 10
3 56
4 46
5 30
6 18
7 06
7 64
8 42
Great Fire of Lou
OliTer Cromwell
Blyer Hudson dii
John Home, Scott
Si^ratford Jubilee
1?th SUHDAT A 1*1
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died 1658
icovered 1(
dsh dramal
1769
too
dst, died 1808.
PVR TaTifmr.
Battle of Floddei
Dr. T. Sheridan,
Oaptaiu Basil Ha
Lord Metcalfe, di
Charles James Fc
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Irish scholar, died 1738.
11, author, died 1844....
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Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
14th Sunday aftxb Tbimiv
Brunei, ciril engineer, died
Fahrenheit (Thermometer),
Cardinal Bellarmin died 169
T
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Joseph Locke, en
Lord Sydenham (
Owen Glendower,
15th Sunday af
gineer; died 1860
lied 1841
Welsh patriot died 1416
TTBR Thiw rrT .
Virgil, Latin poet, 19 B. C .
Charles L of Bngland, dethi
Lord Hardinge, Indian gem
Richard Porson, Greek" scho
Philadelphia oantuvAd i777.
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)ral, died 1856.
lar, died 1808.
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PBAIM.
Fall Moon.
LMt Quftr.
New Moon.
VintQuvr.
s.
4
10
18
26
Quebec.
h. m.
5 16p.m.
9 44a.m.
7 46p.m.
00a.m.
Montreal.
6
9
7
m. ^.
06p.m.
S6a.m.
37p.m.
00a.m.
(Midnight)
Toronto,
TwHight.
beg»i.|<ndi.
h. m.
4 43p.m.
12a.m.
7 14pm.
11 87p.m.
a.m.
6 2
6 10
6 28
6 80
p.m.
6 88
6 10
6 07
6 66
DAT.
W.
W
Th
F
S
Sa
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
ANiriYBBSABIES, EVENTS, Ao.
MONTREAL.
Corneille, tragic dramatiit, died 1684
Dr. Ohaoning, Unitarian minuter died 1842
A. E. Ohalon, B.A.. died 1860
St. Franeia qf Aaaiaif died 1226 , . .
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
26
27
28
20
30
81
8VX.
rites.
6 l7th SVKDAT ArT>B Tbinttt .
Loais-Philippe« King of Franoe, born 1773
Edgar Allan Foe, Aln'oan poet, died 1849
Bienzi aiiassinated, 1364
St. Dent's, patron Saint of France, 272. . . .
Father Mathew, Temp, apostle, bom 1790.
Zwingli, Swiss Beformer, died 1631
18th SUirOAT AFTBB Tbixitt
Ganova, eminent Sculptor, died 1822
Battle of Hastings, England, 1066
Wynward's Ghost seen at Quebec, 1786. . .
John Hunter, anatomist, died 1793
Sir Philip Sidney, poet and hero, died 1686
St. Luke ,
h. m.
6 61
6 66
6 68
6 02
6 04
6 06
6 07
6 08
6 09
6 10
6 11
6 13
6 16
6 16
6 18
6 20
6 22
6 23
sets.
MOOM
OH M'N
h. m.
5 46
5 44
6 40
6 88
5 36
19th SUHOAT AFTBB TBIIflTT.
6 24
Lord Palmexston, Statesman, bom 1784
Horatio, Lord Nelson, killed 1805.
Sir Philip Francis (Junius) born 1740
The Irish Massacre, 1641
Sir Jas. Mackintosh, pol'oal writer b. 1766
St. Criapin*a Day. Bat. of Agincourt, 1416
20th SUKOAT AFTBB TBDnTT.
Brutus, assassin of J. Gtesar, died 42 B.G. .
St. Simon and St. Jude
John Keats, poet, born 1796
Bichard Brinsley Sheridan, bom 1761. . . .
AU HaUowa JSTue, or Halloween
26
26
27
28
29
30
6 32
6 34
6 36
6 37
6 38
6 30
32
29
26
23
19
17
6 14
12
10
09
08
08
07
5 06
6 06
6 04
00
68
67
56
4 66
4 64
4 62
4 60
4;46
4 40
h. m.
p.m.
10 19
11 10
a.m.
66
1 48
2 49
8 48
4 47
6 46
6 41
7 84
8 26
9 18
9 69
10 46
11 82
p.m.
18
1 04
1 60
2 37
3 24
4 11
4 69
6 46
6 38
7 20
8 07
8 66
9 47
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ADTERTISEMENT.
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ESTABLISHED 1820.
India Pale Ale and XX Mild Ale.
No. 1 Strong Ale& Extra Stout Porter
Brewery, Lachine, P.Q.
OFFICE 179 ST. JAMES STREET WEST,
MONTREAL.
JOHN B. OWENS,
fgn atifl ||onse liait|ter.
eRAiNiire, eii.DiK«,
Whitewashing, - Tintinff, ^aper Hanging,
<&c. Ac Ac.
ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE TO ORDER.
JBonseliotd mnd crood €oiaiii«r4*ial R4t«ks upeciailj
In all prineipnl towns. LosAeM paid, over •I«809«<
Eleventh
Month.
NOVEMBER-30 Days.
Bei^ins on
Saturday.
MOON'S CHANGES.
PHABX8«
Full Moon.
Last Quar.
New Moon.
First Quar.
D.
2
9
17
25
Quebec.
h. m.
3 51a.m.
6 27p.m.
1 16p.m.
5 20p.m.
Montreal.
h.
3
6
1
5
m.
42a.m.
18p.m.
07p.m.
11p.m.
Toronto,
h.
3
5
4
m.
19a.m.
56p.m.
44p.m.
48p.ra.
Twilight. 1
beg'i.
ends.
a.m.
p.m.
5 44
5 44
5 54
5 34
6 06
5 24
6 17
5 18
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DAY.
w.
M.
s
1
Hn
2
M
3
Tu
4
W
5
Th
6
F
7
S
8
Sn
9
M
10
Tu
11
W
12
Th
13
F
14
S
15
Su
16
M
17
Tu
18
W
19
Th
20
F
21
8
22
Su
23
M
24
Tu
25
W
26
Th
27
F
28
8
29
Sn
3.
ANNIVEBSABIES, fiVENTS, <fcc.
All SainVa Day. ,
2l8t Sunday aitxb Trinitt ,
MendelsshoBi musical compowr, died 1847
Paul Delaroche, painter, died 1856
Gunpowder Plot, 1606
Sir Martin Frobisher, naval expl., d. 1594.
Gob. Adolphui, King of Sweden, k'd 1632.
Madame Roland guillotined 1793
22ud Sunday aiteb TRnnxY
Canute the Dane, King of Eng., died 1035.
Sit, Martin. — Martinmas.
The Order of Fools founded 1381
St. Augustine
Shower of Falling Stars at Niagara 1833.
Henry Ireton died 1651
23rd Sunday aftbb Trinity
Queen Elizabeth's Day 1679
Cardinal Reginald Pole died 1558
«1ohn Valpy, Editor of classics, 1854. . , . . .
Thomas Chatterton, Bristol poet, 1^ 1752.
Gresham, Founder of London Ex., d, 1579.
St. Jecilia
24th Sunday afibb Tbinity
John Knox, Scottish Reformer, died 1572.
iS^. Gather*ne''s Day
John Elwes, noted miser, died 1789
Great Storm in England 1703
Baron Bunsen, statesman & phij. di. 1860.
Prince Rupert died 1682
is^ Sunday in Advbnt
MONTREAL.
SUN.
rises.
h. m.
6 48
6 44
6 45
6 47
6 49
6 50
6 52
6 53
6 54
6 56
6 57
6 58
7 00
7 01
7 02
7 04
06
07
09
10
11
13
7 14
15
17
18
19
21
22
7 23
sets.
h. m
4 45'
4 44
43
41
39
38
36
35
4 34
32
31
31
29
28
27
4 25
24
24
22
21
21
20
4 19
18
18
17
16
16
15
4 15
MOON
ON H'N
h. m.
p.m.
11 35
a.m.
84
1
2
48
36
3 37
4
5
35
30
6 22
7 12
7 59
8 45
9 30
10 15
11 00
11 46
p.m.
33
1
2
2
3
20
07
54
41
4 28
5
5
14
59
6 46
7 34
8 24
9 17
10 18
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ADYEBTISEMENT.
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E8iabti8hed Haifa Century,
HOT "STT'JLT^iie*
AKD
STEAM ENGINEERS,
Brass and Iron Fonndersy FinisherS)
COPPERSMITHS, MACHINISTS, GASFIHERS, &c.
MAKUrAOTUBETlS OF
CAST IRON, STEAM & HOT WATER FITTINGS,
Engineers' and Steamfitters' Brass
and Copper Woi*k,
And all descriptions of work for
aas and Water Works, DistllUrit i, Breweriti^
Sugar EeflaeriiSy kt,^ fte.
IBOHr FOrifDRT:
Corner Malsonneuve & Dorchester Sts.
OFFICE AND MANIJFACTORT :
MONTREAL.
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Twelfth
Month.
DECEMBER-31 Days.
Begins on
Monday.
MOON'S CHANGES.
PEU.8XI.
Fall Moon.
Last Quar,
New Moon.
First Quar.
Full Moon
If.
2
9
17
25
81
Quebec.
h. m.
7 13a.m.
5 87. am.
8 81a.m.
8 27a.m.
32a.m.
Montreal:
h.
7
5
8
8
m.
22a.m.
46a.m.
40a.m.
35a.m.
41a.m.
Toronto.
h.
5
m.
50a.m.
14a.m.
8 08a.m.
8 03a.m.
09a.m.
Twilight.
beg's.
a.m.
6 26
34
41
45
6
6
6
6 45
ends.
p.m.
5 14
12
12
16
21
DAT.
W.
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
Th
F
S
Sn
M
Tu
W
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ANNICTBBSABIES, EVENTS, Ac.
MONTEEAL.
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Pope Leo X died 1521
St, Francis Xavier bom 1695
Flaxman, celebrated sculptor, died 1826. .
Cardinal Bichelieu died 1642
Mozart, musical composer, died 1792
St Nicholas Day
2nd SuiTDAT IN Adybnt 7 32
Conception of the Virgin Mary ,
John Milton, poet, bom 1608
Boyal Academy, Eng, founded 1768
Charles Wesley, musician, born 1757
Sir M. J. Brunei (Thames Tunnel), d. 1849
Dr. Samuel Johnson died 1784
suw
3rd Sunday in Advent
Izaak Walton died 1683
SirW. Petty, L. Lansdowne's anctr, b. 1623
Beethoven, musical composer, bom 1770. .
Prince Bupert born 1619
Augustin Pugin, architect, died 1832
Napoleon III elected President 1848
St. Thomas. 4th Sunday in Ad-^nt. . .
F
26
S
27
Sn
28
M
29
Tu
30
W
81
Dr. Pritchard, ethnologist, died 1848
Prince Albert (Consort of Q.) buried 1861
George Crabbe, poet, bom 1754
Chbiitscab Day , ,
St. Stephen''s Day ,
St. John the Evangelist
1st Sunday aftnb Chhibtmas.
Marquis of Dalhousie died 1860
Boger Asoham, eminent scholar, died 1668
Charles Edward Stuart, Pretender, b. 1721
7 38
10
40
41
41
41
42
7 42
43
44
44
45
45
46
7 46
7 45
7 45
7 45
sets.
h. m.
4 14
13
13
13
12
12
4 12
12
12
12
12
12
12
4 12
12
12
4 12
13
13
14
4 14
15
15
16
16
17
17
4 19
4 19
4 21
4 21
MOON
ON M'N
h. m.
a.m.
15
1
2
3
4
18
20
19
15
6 07
5
6
7
56
43
29
8 13
8 58
9 44
10 30
11 17
11 59
p.m.
50
1 39
2 25
3 11
3
4
5
6
7
7
57
42
28
16
05
57
8 53
9 42
10 54
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POST OFFICE.
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POST OFFICE DEPAETMENT.
OTTAWA
Poatmaater-Oeneral Hoir. Johh CABuira.
Deputy Postmaster-General Wm. Hbkbt Gbipfin.
Secretary LT.-Coii. WilijIam Whits.
Accountant ,... H. A. Wickstbbd.
Superintendent mOrder^Branch. | j cuhhihqhaic SrawjaiT.
Cashier Johk Ashwobth.
_^ MONTREAL.
Major G. Laxothb Postmaster.
M. Embbt AsBistant-Poatmaster.
Clerks. — \st Class: H. A, Bourret, H. Huddell, J. McKeown,
y. BaiUargeon, J. L. Palmer, T. F. lAraezieur. 2nd Class: F.
Pridham, S. Johnston, E. Mayer, J. C. Sims, O. Clement, A.
Loftus, J. Senez, A. de Bostaing, A. A. de Ga8p6, D. O'Connor,
F. X. Beauregard, T. Desnoyer, H. Goyette, and J. B. D'Aoust,
3rd Class: J. E. Barcelo, B. J. Arleas. A. E. Auger, B. Duncan^
J. Filiatrault A. A. Doray, G. Beaudoin, J. E. Benaud, Thos.
Harding, L..Jjefebyre. E. Chagnon, A. J. Hamelin, G. LefebTre,
A. Larose,!. Chase, U. Bondeau, W. Hayden, G. A, T. Leduc, J.
Thompson, H. T. Gaudry, G. Coutl6e, A. Lord, J. Gillies, G.
Lefebvre, B. Conlon, J. Thimens, D. Cameron, B. T. Daniel, W.
W. Johnson, E. H. Ouelette, H. E. Forbes, W. J. McElroy, Thos.
Lapointe. A. 0. Larin, J. P. Whelan, M. P. Biordan, D. Tansey,
P. O'Neill, J. McBobie, M. Humphries, E. Jolicour, L. D. E.
Mayer.
Stamper: J. Collins; Bag Tenders: James Maher and B.
Talbot. Messenger : J. Bennet. Engineer in charge of Heating
Apparatus: J. Watson. Fireman and Night Watchman: A.
Trudel. Joiner : L. Benois.
Letter Carriers: E. Q. Dowd, P. Lapointe, A. Dufresne, J. B.
Plante, D. V. de Grand Pr6, J. OallaiyjJ. Kelly, P. Calla^, L.
Dube, J. Thibodeau, Ig. St. Amour, W. Bozen, P. Clark, W.
■■ ^^mi Ml I r I I I - -I , II I I
by Atfl af Fftrllaim«nit*^IJndoiibtoa Seoority U affazded aiiia
bigk^MtmAym •f lU Pr^prietairj and Directors.
POST OFFICE.
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Bergin, L. N. Barrette, A. C. St. Amour, G. Plante. P. L^gac^,
J. BathuTSt. A. J. Bissonnette, H. Goueineau, S. Laramie, G.
Lefebvre, C. A. E. Teroux, Joseph Giroux, F. O. Baulnes, S.
Demers, N. Gusson, J. B. Moreau, H. Chevalier, P. J. F. McSfaane,
L. H. Darby, L. Simard, P. Jacques, J. Lussier, T. Gallaghan, T.
Guertin^ H. Flanagan, J. A. Beaudreau, J. L. E. Doray, J. Grant,
A. Carriere, J. Power, D. O'Dcnohue, Ulric Clermont, J.. Phoenix,
J. Fenoughty, J. Meehan, L. J. Demers, J. McAfee, L. E. Carle,
W. Villenneuve.
Temporary Clerha ; G. Lariyiere, T. Pearson. Temporary Car-
rier: F. I^ouffe.
Letter Carriers at Point St. Charles: W. Murphy and S.
Gtorman.
P. O. IKBEPCTOB^B Ottiok.— Montreal Division:— IE. F. King,
Inspector ; David Kelligan, Assistant Inspector ; F. J. Logic, T.
Himter, J. A. Madore, J. F. Pelletier, clerks ; P. I^elligan, mes-
senger.
The Bailway Mail Clerks, forty-three in number, F. Briegel,
Chief Bailway Mail Clerk, serving on the following sections of
railway : Grand Trunk Bailway, Montreal and Kingston, Mont-
real am. Island Pond, Vermont Central Bailway, Shefford Bail-
way, the South Eastern Bailway, the Massivrippi Bailway,
Occidental Bailway, and the English Mail Train Service between
Montreal. Bimouski and Halifax, are attached to the office of the
Post Office Inspector, Montreal.
CiTT Postal Dbliybby.
The following are the arrangements in connection with Free
Postal Delivery in the City of Montreal :
There are no fees chargeable on the delivery of Letters or
Papers.
There are five deliveries daily, Sundays excepted, in the central
portions of the city, served from the General Post Office, com-
mencing respectively at 8.00 a.m., 10.00 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 2.00 p.m.,
and 3.80 p.m., and four deliveries in the other portions of the city,
served from the postal receiving offices, commencing at 8.00 a.m.,
11.00 a.m,, 12.30 p.m., and 3.00 p.m., excepting, however, the more
distant divisions north of Sherbrooke street in the northern and
eastern portions of the city, in which there also served from the
postal receiving offices, commencing at 8.00 a.m., and 12.30 p.m.,
with an additional delivery at 3.00 p.m., on Saturdays.
There are three postal receiving offices : one in the east at No.
638 St. Catharine street ; one in the north, at No. 333 St. Lawrence
Main street ; and one at 444 Notre Dame street West.
Point St. Charles. — Two deliveries daily: .9 a.m., and 2.30 p.m
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POST OFFICE.
Persons receiving their letters by letter carriers should, in the
event of their removal, advise their correspondents, and at once
send their new address, in writing, to the Postmaster.
The receiving houses are also open for the sale of postage
stamps and the reception of registered and other mailable matter
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Street Letter Boxes are visited at 9.15 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m..
7.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. On Sundays at 7.30 p.m. Letters intended
for the Western and Eastern Mails leaving in the morning should
be posted at the Head Oifice after 9.30 p.m. to ensure transmissi<»i
without delay.
Every effort is made to secure the satisfactory working of these
arrangemients. If, however, irregularities occur, they should be
at once reported to the Postmaster.
RATES AND REGULATIONS.
P08TA0S BATBS, I<BTTXB8.
Between places within the Dominion 3 cts. iter 4 oz.
Between Canada and the United States 8 cts. per | os.
City or Drop Letters for City Delivery 1 cent per ^ os.
The above rates must in every case be prepaid by postage
stamp. When posted wholly unpaid they cannot be forwarded,
but will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Insufficiently paid
letters for Canada, in which the first half once rate of postage is
fully prepaid, are forwarded charged with double the deficient
postage.
Insufficiently paid letters for. or from the United States, on
which a single rate of postage or more has been paid, are charged
with the deficient postage on delivery.
The prepaid postage on letters to the United Kingdom and
Newfoundland is 5 cents per ^ oz. Wholly unpaid letters for or
from the United Kingdom and the other Postal Union countries
(except the United States), are charged double postage on deliv-
ery, and insufficiently prepaid letters double the deficiency.
Ko letter, &c.j can be forwarded registered to any destination
unless both the postage and registration fee have been fiilly
prepaid.
Post Cabdb.
Poet Cards issued at one cent each cannot be transmitted to any
place beyond Canada or the United States. Post Bands can be
obtained at the rate of $1.25 per hundred.
Post Cards for Correspondence between Canada and the Postal
Union countries, are sold at the Stamp Agendei at 2 cents each.
inUOULliMMlREMirifERATITB ACCIDKVT POIJIOT
at 90 per •100«.
POST OFFICE.
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Bb-Bibxctbd Lsttbss.
To any place in Canada^ the United States and Pottal Union
CoimtrieB.—BA'direcied Lettora within the Dominion or United
Statei will be forwarded without any additional charge if not
taken firom the of&ce or if handed back at the moment of their
delirery, but if taken from the office and subsequently re-posted
they must be prepaid at least one rate, in default of which they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Ottawa.
Letters originating in Canada re-directed to any of the Postal
Union countries, will be forwarded even if taken out of the office
and subsequently re-posted.
IfAnxB WHICH Gauhot bk Fobwabdbd Thbottgh thb Post.
Any Explosiye Substance, glass, liquids, or other matter likely
to entail risk or injury to the ordinary contents of the mail, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Ottawa.
Spectacles and eye-glasses, if securely put up in cases not likely
to idlow the contents to escape if broken in course of conveyance,
may be sent by post within the Dominion on prepayment of parcel
post rates.
Letters containing gold or silver, money, jewels, or precious
articles, or anything liable to customs duties, cannot be forwarded
by post to any of the Postal Union countries, except to the United
States.
Bboibtbbbd Lbttbbb.
Letters intended to be registered, when addressed to places in
Oanada or Newfoundland, must be prepaid by stamp, 2 cents
each ; to the United States, 6 cents eadi ; in addition to the post-
age rate.
All classes of matter may be registered to Postal Union coun-
tries, and the sender may entitle himself to an acknowledgment
of deliTerr £rom the party addressed by the payment of a fee of 6
oents in addition to the registration fee. «
All letters for Begistration should be posted 15 minutes before
the hour of closing ordinary Mails, and SO minutes befere closing
of English Mails.
Registered Letter Stamps have been issued of the denomination
of 2, 5 and 8 cents, which may be obtained at the usual places.
Th«y can only be used in payment of Begistration Fees.
Kbwspapbbs and Pbbiobioals
published regularly at intervals of not more than one calendar
month, havii^ a ftill title, the place, date of publication, and the
number of the issue printed at the top of the first page, posted by
the publishers in the Post Office at the place where they are
printed, and addressed to regular subscribers, or newsdealers,
resident in Newfoundland, the United States, or Canada, except
at the place of publication, are transmitted free of postage.
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POST OFFICE.
Transient Nbwspapbbb and Pbbiodioals Addressed to Places
IN Canada, Newfoundland and United States.
On all newspapers and periodicals other than those from the
oiBoe of publication, inolnding all newspapers and periodicals
published less frequently than once a month, the postage rate is
one cent per four ounces, which must be prepaid by postage
stamp.
Newspapers and periodicals weighing less than one oz. many be
posted singly ; if prepaid by postage stamp, one-half cent each.
Newspapers ftrom Offtces of Publications posted for City Deliv-
ery are not delivered by Letter Carrier unless .prepaid one cent
each by stamp.
Newspapers and periodicals published in l&e United Kingdom,
and re-posted by News Agents to regular subscribers, are not
liable to any additional postage.
Paboxii Post.
Parcels closed at the end and sides, and not exceeding five lbs.
in weight, may be posted at any Post OfKce in Canada for convey-
ance to any Post Office in the Dominion (nith the exception noted
below) at the following rates : —
Not exceeding 4 oz.. 6 cents.
*' " 8 oz., 12 cents.
For each additional 4 ounces, or fraction thereof, 6 cents.
The size of a parcel must not exceed two feet in length, or one
foot in breadth or thickness. The postage must be prepaid by
stamp, and the parcel should be marked " by Parcel Post." Par-
cels may be registered by affixing a 6 cent Registration Stamp
thereto, in addition to the postage.
Parcels cannot be transmitted by Post to any place beyond the
limits of Canada, nor can any parcel be forwarded to British
Columbia or Manitoba, the route of transit being through the
United States, which exceeds 2 lbs. 3 ozs. in weight. Parcels up
to 6 lbs. may however be mailed for "Winnipeg.
Miscellaneous Postal Mattfr.
Books and Pamphlets, Printed Circulars, Prices Current, Hand-
""i*'^?®^ ^B,^ Newspaper Manuscript, Printers' Proofs, Macs
and Pnntft, Engravings, Sheet Music, Photographs, Insurance
Policies, Mihtia and School Returns, Seeds, Cuttings, Bulbs and
Roots, for Canada, Newfoundland and the United States, mav be
posted, prepaid by stamp, at one cent per four ounces, provided
they be sent in covers open at the ends or sides, and so put up as
to^dmit of the contents being, if necessary, easily withdrawn for
examination; if enclosed with written communications, or in
sealed envelopes notched at the end or sides, letter rate of postage
ADVERTISEMENT.
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ADVEaXISEMENT.
^MOKpLLERS*
iHave Removed'ito
No. 233 St. James Street,
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Of all Kinds for OFFICE USE and
Fancy Papers for HOME USE.
DRAWING and TRACING PAPERS,
And othftr Engineering Requisites.
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Made to Order, of any Pattern required, and
of the Best Materials.
DaWSOK J3ROTHERS,
No. 233 St. James Street.
ADVEETISEMENT.
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FIRE and 4
MARINE.
160 St. James Street, - - MONTREAL
ANDREW ROBERTSON, Esq., President
Hon. J. Re THIBAUDEAU, Vice-President.
JAMES DAVISON, ABTBUB aAaNOlT,
Manager. Sec-Treaa'
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Corliss Automatic Steam Engines,
SHAPIPING, ^ULLBYS, I^ANGBI^S^
And all Kinds of Machinery,
72 & 74 Wellington and 81 & 83 Prince Streets,
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THE CITY or LONDON
iiouranite^lomiiang
Of LONDON, England.
CAPITAL. - $10,000,000.
Deposit with Canadian Government,
(For Security of Canadian Policy Holders)
-^ SI 00,00 O-^-
Insures all Descriptions of Property
AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
53 and 55 St. Francois Xavier Street,
MONTREAL.
General Ayent.
vHi cmmEyu utsirftAifCB cohpaivt.-vim, LUk
The following are excluded from the reduced rate: Legal docu-
ments, stamps or forms of prepayment, whether obliterated or not,
as well as all printed articles constituting the representative sign
of monetary value.
Packages of miscellaneous matter are limited in size to 24
inches in length and 12 inches in width or depth, and to the
weight of 4 lbs. for Newfoundland and Canada, except for Mani-
toba. British Columbia and the new Western Provinces, for which
the limit is 35 oz. HowevcV, packages of 4 lbs. may also be sent
to Winnipeg. The weight of package4 of seeds, cuttings, bulbs,
roots, scions or grafts for the United States, is limited to 8 oz.
Books and packets for Manitoba (except Winnipeg,) British
Columbia and the new Weotem Provinces, must not exceed 85. os.
in weight, the limit of weight for Winnipeg and the other parts of
the Dominion is 6 lbs.
Post Bands with an impressed 1 cent stamp for this purpose,
may be obtained at any stamp agency, at the rate of four for o
cents.
The term "printed circulars*' is intended to include circulars
produced by the electric pen or other mechanical process, easy of
recognition by the ofBcers of the Post Office, as well as when
printed by the ordinary processes of printing type or lithography.
USEFUL HlKTS.
Register all valuable letters and use sealing wax tor letters
containing money.
Transmit money by Monejr Orders.
Make complaints and inquiries in writing.
Preserve and request correspondents to preserve envelopes of
mis-sent or delayed letters.
Send to the Postmaster envelopes of letters about which you
seek information or make complaint.
Business men should be careful to authorize but a limited num-
ber of persons to receive their letters, and only those in whom they
have ^11 confidence.
A letter or packet once posted becomes the property of the per-
son to whom addressed, and must be forwarded to its destination.
On no application, however urgent, can it be delivered back to
the writer. Business men are requested not to ask for the return
of letters posted by mistake or otherwise.
Letters addressed to initials or fictitious names cannot be
delivered, but will be returned to the writers through the Dead
lictter Office, unless the address contains a designated place of
delivery: thus, a letter addressed to A. B., Post Office, Montreal,
would be returned to the writer, but a letter addressed to A. B.,
care of John Jones, box 781, or No. 1600 St. Catherine street,
would be delivered at the address designated.
MoNBT Okdsb and Sayinob Baxk.
In sending money by mail it is always best to transmit by
Money Order, if possible. If sent by letter, it should always be
registered. «
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Henrjr I^grman* Es^.t Pi«sldent; Andrew Allan, Esq^
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POST OFUGB.
Commiaaion on Movey Ordera.—Oa Money Orders drawn by
any Money Order Oi&ce in Canada on any other Money Order
Office in the Dominion, is as follows :—
If not exceeding $ 4 2o.
Over $ 4 " " 10 6c.
" 10 " " 20 10c.
« 20 " '* 40 20c.
" 40 *' " 60 : 30c
" 60 •* " 80 40c.
" •• 80 ** " 100 50c.
No single Money Order, payable in the Dominion of Canada,
can be issned for more than $100 ; but as many of $100 each may
be given as the remitter requires.
Money Orders, for a sum not exceeding $50 each, are issued on
the United Kingdom, Newfoundland, the United States, Ger-
many, Italy, Switzerland, Austria-Hungary, Boumania* Jamaica,
W.I., the Australian Colonies. Victoria, New South wales and
Tasmania, and British India. The Commission on Orders payable
in the above-mentioned countries is : —
10c. for a sum not exceeding $10
20c. " " '* 20
SOc. " " " 30
40c. " *• " 40
60c. » " " 80
Money sent to Austria-Hungary and Boumania by meant of
Money Orders, will be remitted through the intermediate agency
of the Swiss Post Office, and will be subject to a reduction on pig-
ment at ihe rate of 25 centimes for each 25 francs, being commis-
sion due to the Swit^s Administration. The abatement on a single
order will in no case be less than 60 centimes.
Deposits from $1 upwards, on which 4 per cent, interest is al-
lowed, will be received. Information and Pass Books g(iven on
application.
PArrsBN AND Sample Post,
Catiada.— Patterns and samples of merchandise, not exceeding
24 ounces in weight, when posted in Canada for places within
Canada or Newfoundland, must be pre-paid by postage stamp at
the rate of 1 cent per 4 ounces weight, and put up in. such man-
ner as to admit of inspection. Goods sent in execution of an order,
however small the quantity may be, or articles sent by one pri-
vate individual to another, not being actually Trade Patterns or
Samples, are not admissible as such.
United -Spates.— Patterns and samples of me. .*handise, and
packages of seeds and bulbs posted for places in the United
States, will continue to be subject to the special rate of 10 cents
PTcih. prepaid by postage stamp, and must not exceed 8 ounces in
weight. •
Am AO€!iiiEiinr«— CAPITAI19 - - •i»is8»ooo.
flce'FM«idmt> CtowJd Wl, Hart, Oengwil Mimaigerj
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POST OFFICB.
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FOREIGN MAILS AND POSTAGE TABLES.
GOUNTBIES.
Letter
Bate.
Postal
Cards.
For
News-
papers.
Book Packets,
Samples,
Circulars, Ac.
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Each.
2
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2
2 0Z8.
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Austria, including Hungary
Belgium
5
10
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Denmark, including Iceland and
Faroe Islands
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France and Alfferi*. t •
Germany, ..,....,
Gibraltar
Great Britain and Ireland. .....
Greece and Ionian Islands
Italy
Japan
5
Malta
NetherlandSt
Norway
Portugal A 11. of Madeira A Azores
KusBia A Grand Duchy of Finland
St. Pierre et Miquelon
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland" t . • >
Ttgrkey (European and Asiatic). .
B
Aden (Arabia)
Anrentine Confederation .*
Brazil
British Guiana, via N.Y
Ceylon, via 8. F. & B
Chili, via N.T
Hong Kong viaS.F. (inl'g Amoy,
Canton, Foo-(^how, Hankow,
Kiuug-Chow, Ningpo, Swatow,
and places named in Note Z). .
Mauritius and its Dependencies. .
MEXICO, via N . Y
5
Peruj via N.Y.
Sierra Leone
Straits S^lements of Singapore,
India (British and Portuguese). .
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POST OFFICE.
FOREIGN MAILS and POSTAGE TABLES.-(Cbn<»titied.)
COUNTKIES.
II
MISCELLANEOUS.
Australia except c
New South WaleSf via S.F c
V New Zealand, VIA S.¥ c
Queensland, via S.F c
Victoria (Melbourne, <fec) c
Tasmania, via S.F
Bermuda, via N.T
Bermuda, via Halifax
CajM of Good Hope
China, see Hong Kong. . .
NEWFOUNDLAND, via Halifai'
Sandwich Islands, via S. F I
Fiji Islands, via S.F lea
Uruguay I
United States of Columbia
i oz.
• • • • •
WEST. INDIES.
San Domingo
Barbadoes and St. Vincent, W.I.,
via N.Y ;
Bahamas, via N.Y
Cuba, via N. Y
French possessions by all routes . .
Jamaica, via N.Y. direct mail. . . ,
Jamaica, via Halifax
Hayti, via New York direct mail.
Leeward Islands
Porto Bico, via N.Y ,'"
Porto Bico, via N.Y. A Havana. .*
St Thomas, St. John and St. Croix
(Danish), direct mail via N.Y. .
St. Thomas, via New York and
Havana or Kingston
St. Thomas, via Halifax " * '
Trinidad :.„.
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15
15
15
15
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6
6
15
5
5
7
6
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Other jiaces in West Indies, via
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Other jiaces in West Indies, via)
Halifax. ;,,, J c
6
6
5
10
6
10
5
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10
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IiIFB POIilCXES Of •▼•rar dMerlptton iMned tk%% mt
hmamtdonm occniwitton do not Totd thm Policy*
POST OFFICE.
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List A. — On books and printed matter generally, the rate of
postage is 1 cent per 2 oz.; and on commercial papers, legal and
other documents, <&c., Scents for the first 10 oz., and 1 cent for
each additional 2 oz. On samples and patterns the postage is 2
cents for the first 4 oz.^ and 1 cent for each additional 2 oz.
^ List B. — On books and printed matter generally, the postage is
2 cents per 2 oz. On commercial papers the postage is 5 cents for
the first 4 oz. and 2 cents for each additional 2 oz. On santples
and patterns the postage is 2 cents for the first 4 oz. and 2 cents for
each additional 2 oz.
D. — The limit of weight of books, printed matter, commercial
papers, documents, <&c., as tvell as for newspaper s^ is 4 lbs. 6 oz.
avoirdupois, andx)f samples and patterns 8 oz.; and the size of a
package of samples and patterns is limited to 8 inches in length, 4
inches in breadth, and 2 inches in depth, ; these apply to all
Postal Union destinations. The limit of weight, however, for
book packets, &c., to the United Kingdom is 5 lbs. Matter
exceeding the limit >if weight cannot be K>rwarded.
i It will be observed that all classes of matter can be registered
to the United States and all postal Union countries. Partial pre-
payment is required upon all classes of matter, with the exception
of letters, which may be forwari^ed wholly unpaid, subject to
double postage on delivery. Cor rc^; 'T><lence however, addressed
to the United States (and Newfo. T' ml) must, as at present,
be fully pre-paid.
Countries and places ^tio^ ' included [in the* Postal Union are
printed in italics.
Miscellaneous.^* When this mark is used, the limit of weigh*
of newspapers and printed matter is limited to 4 lbs., and for
samples 8} oz. a. When this mark is used additional charge is
made on delivery, c. Fre-payment is compulsory : matter not
fuUv pre-paid will not be forwarded, m. Samples for the Aus-
tralian Colonies can only be sent via Brindisi at 3 cents per oz. up
to S lbs. z. The same rates (except that pre-pajrment is compul-
sory) extend to Formosa and to other places in China (not men-
tioned above), where foreigners reside, but for such places
registration can only be made as far as the Hong Kong Postal
Agency nearest to destination.
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CITIZENS Uf AVBAirCB COHPAirr.-I.OAN8
are wanted after tluree yeare in fercc,
CITY COUNCIL OF MONTEEAL.
Hon. J. L. Beaudby, Mayor.
Aldebhen and Wabds Repbesented.
Eastward Thoa. Wilson, Beauchamp, Pr6vo8t.
Centre Ward G6n6reux, Bainville, Farrell.
West Ward Stroud, Stevenson, Fairbain.
St. Ann's Ward McShane, Donovan, Tansey.
St. Antoine Ward Hood, Holland. Brown.
St. Lawrence Ward J. C. Wilson, Mooney, Hagar.
St. Louis Ward Laurent, Dubuc, Berger.
St. James Ward Bobert, Beausoleil, Orenier.
St. Mary's Ward Boy, Mount, Jeannotte.
COMMITEES.
Finance.— Alderman Grenier, chairman ; Aldermen Laurent,
Mooney, Provost. Farrell, Brown, G6n6reux.
BoAJDB.— Alderman Laurent chairman ; Aldermen Hood, Thos.
Wilson, Hagar, Beausoleil, Boy, McShane.
PouoE.— Alderman Jeannotte, chairman; Aldermen Grenier,
Hood, Hagar, Dubuc, Bainville, McShane. .
FiBE. — Alderman Hood, chairman ; Aldermen J. G. Wilson;
Tansey, Beausoleil, Mount, Berger, G6n6reux.
Wateb. — ^Alderman Donovan, chairman ; Aldermen Bobert,
Holland, Fairbain, Pr6vost, Dubuc, Boy.
Mabkbts.— Alderman Beauchamp, chairman ; Aldermen
Bobert, Mooney, Holland, Stevenson, Berger, Boy.
Light,— Alderman J. C. Wilson, chairman ; Aldermen Bobert,
Fairbaim, Tansey, Dubuc, Bainville, Beausoleil.
Gmr Hall.— Alderman ^Bobert, chairman; Aldermen Thos.
Wilson, Farrell, Bainville, Stevenson, Berger, Stroud.
Hbai/th.— Alderman Mooney, chairman ; Alderman Beau-
champ, Fairbaim, Tansey, Beausoleil, Mount, Berger.
Pabkb and Fbbbies.— Alderman Thos. Wilson, chairman;
Aldermen Jeannotte, Farrell, Tansey, Dubuc, Mount, Stroud.
P Pabk Gomhisbionbbs. — Alderman Holland,^ chairman ;
Aldermen Grenier, Donovan .
Officebb of the Cobfobation.
B. A. T. de Montigny, city recorder.
Bouer Boy, city attorney.
Chs. Glackm^er, city clerk.
James F. D. Black, dty treasurer. <.
^■.« ii'<a 1 -'»■•• »•
•ir THE SEGimiTT OF ITS I.IFB POIJ[CIES
And Uberal Surrenders allowed.
COBPOBATION.
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Oeo. D. AnBley city surveyor. •
Patrick O^Meara, assistant city clerk.
Hercole Paradis, chief of police.
Louis Lesage^ superintendent water works.
Wm. Bobb, city auditor.
J« B. Duverger, clerk recorder's court.
Ghs. Lapierre, accountant water works.
W. Patton, chief engineer fire department.
J. Kaud and Francis McGullough, assistant engineers fire de-
partment.
jinspector of buildings.
L6andre Ethier and P. J. Coyle, assistant city attorneys.
W. H, McDunnough, assistant city auditor.
, deputy city surveyor.
B. T). McGonnell, ass. superintendent water works.
A. Brittain, engineer ; and John Brophy, draughtsman, city
surveyors office.
W. H. Mussen, cashier ; F. X. Gastonguay, Chas. Amoldi, S.
Gazavan, E. Lapierre, John Palmer, Oeo. E. Stames, M. Downes,
N. Lesage, John Bourke, I. Marion, Ghas. H. Dowd, Bernard
Tansey, clerks treasurer's office.
H. A. Germain, M, E. Auclair, L. Forget, clerks recorder's
court.
N. Narbonne, accountant ; P. O'Beilly, clerk ; Jas. Low, sewer
inspector, J. P. Flynn, street inspector ; road department.
Ghas. Olackmeyer, Jr., accountant police dopajiiment.
Henry Filteau, clerk water works office.
Alph. Gosselin, clerk, city elerk's office.
F. H. Badger superintendent telegraph department.
F. X. Gauthier, James Ferns and James Wills, telegraph
operators.
£. O. Ghampagne, inspector of boilers.
Wm. McGibbon, superintendent Mount Boyal park.
L. D. Soupras, superintendent St. Helen's Island park.
J. Perrigo, clerk Bonseoours market.
O. Gadoua, assistant clerk Bonsecours market.
A. O. Weaver, clerk St. Ann's market.
Bei\j. Howell, assistant clerk St. Ann's market.
A. Bobert. clerk Yiger cattle market.
Michael Lawlor, assistant clerk Yiger cattle market.
M. O'Gonnell, clerk hay market.
Max. Gronlz, assistant clerk hay market.
Alph. Lariii, clerk St Lawrence market.
G. Daunais, clerk St. Gabriel market.
J. N. Dohamel, clerk St. Antoii\e market.
T. Girouz, clerk St. James market.
Jos. Dumont, L. G. Th6rien, I. Binguette, 'L. G. Nolin, F.
Thibault, J. Lebel and J. U. Pitt. baiUifs.
James JDarcv, messenger and N. Thibault, janitor.
BoABD OF AssiBBOBB.— J. B. Allard, P. H. Morin, J. T. Dillon
Bich. Thomas, J. W. Grose, G. B. Muir.
G. Alph. Kormandin, Bichard Bodden, O. Boirin, clerks.
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■trcd^ tor wbtch low fl'^nreti will be qnotcd. Aceaelct
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CORPORATION.
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MUNICIPAL TAXES.
AMeumentof 1 percent, on the assetsedTalue of real estate,
fiohooltax, one-fifth of 1 per cent, on do. do.
BniinesB tax, on trade, 'manufactories* occupations, business,
ftrts, professions, or means of profit, &o-, at the rate of 7^ per
•ent. on the rental of the premises*
Tax on Banks as follows :—
Banks with paid-up capital of $1,000,000 or less $400
Banks with paid-up capital of more than $1,000,000
but not exceeding $2,000,000 500
Banks with paid-up capital of more than $2,000,000. ... 600
Tax of 1400 on each Fire Insurance Company-
Tax of $2fiO on every Life, Marine. Accident, or Guarantee
Insurance Company, with the proviso that when any Insurance
Company combines two or more branches of any kind of Insur-
ancet one tax only ; that is to say, the largest one shall be taxed.
Tax of $12,000 on Street Railway Companies.
Tax of $5,000 on Gas Companies.
Tax on every Auctioneer as follows :—
If he sells exclusively within the premises 916Q
If he sells both in and outside said premises 20O
For every olerk employed to cry or sell by auction • . 40
Auctioneers to annually take out license, and pay tax before
earryinf on business, and are held to furnish to City Treasurer
namei of clerks to ory or sell by auction.
Tax of $50 on brokers, money lenders or commission mer-
•hants, and a license to be taken out annually.
Tax on inn or hotel keepers, upon a graduated scale, accord"
■V to the rental of premises, as follows :—
When the assessed yearly value of the premises
does not exceed $160 $27 Of^
When such value exceeds 160 but not $240.
•* •• 240 " 320.
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1000 112 CO
1200 123 75
1600 135 00
2000 157 60
2400 175 00
, . ,^ 2400, there shall be
levied lof every $400 over the last mentioned
_ rate ($175), an additional rate of 17 50
Tax on distilleries at the rate of $80 for every $400 rental of
premiaes.
Tax OB brewers at the rate of $60 for every $400 rental of
premises.
Tax ef S120 on proprietors of theatres.
Booaeliold and sood Commerelal Rlalui speclallj He-
In all priaeipal towns. lioawca paid, over •l»S00f«0«.
GOBPORATION.
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Tax on oiroasM. menageries, &o., of 8250 entry, and SUN^
besides for OTerydayof performaneei and oompels owners of
the same to obtain license, with a proTiso giTinf to the mayor
authority to yedaoe such tax when exhibitions or performanoes
are of minor charaoter and importance.
Tax of $200 on pawnbrokers, and to obtain a lieense at tli*
0\h flail.
Tax on pedlers at the rate of $20 with a eart or •ther Tehidt,
and $S without luolioart or Tthiditk
Tax on Junk Dealers $5.U0 Bags fickera 25c. for License.
Statute labor money $1.00.
Tax of $200 on ferry steamboats plying to the eity from any
place within nine miles distant therefrom.
Tax on Billiard Tables as follows .—
Publie billiards— for the first table. $100; for the second,
|60; for every additional table, S20.
Billiards kept andlised by Clubs— for each table, $20.
TAXES GOLLBGTBD BY OHIBF OF POLICE.
Eackney Carriagea.— Wot a two-wheeled cab or caldche. one
horse, $8; for a four-wheeled carriage, one horse, $10; tor a
four-wheeled carriage, two horses, $14.60; for an omnibus or
stagecoach, two horses, $21.50; for a street railway oar, two
horses, $23.
Ourttt Trueki and Waagont.—Firtt Olcut includes all earti,
trucks and waggons used as vehicles for hire. For a two-
wheeled cart or truck, one horse; $4.75; for a four-wheeled
waggon, one horse, $8.76; for a four-wheeled wagson, load
. under 4000 lbs., two horses, $12.26 ; for a four- wheel 9d waggon,
load above 4000 lbs., two horses, $14* 26 ; for a diable, two horses,
$9.26. Second Clau includes all carts or waggons used by
merchants, manufacturers, contractors, &c., for tne purposes of
their trade. For a two-wheeled cart or truck, one horse, S7.25 ;
for a four-wheeled waggon, one horse, $11.25; for a four-
wheeled waggon, load under 4000 lbs» two horses, $14.75 ; for a
four-wheeled waggon, loai above 4000 lbs., two horses. $16.76.
Third CUut includes all carts or waggons used by expressmen,
bakers, brewers, distillers, farmers or gardeners. For a two-
wheeled cart or truck, one horse, $9.76; for a four wheeled
waggon* one horse, $13.75; for a four-wheeled waggon, load
under iXM Ibs^ two horses, $17.25: for a four-wheeled waggon,
load above 4000 lbs., two horses, $19*25 ; for a two-wheeled cart,
for farmers, one horse, $9.75; tor a four-wheeled cart, for
farmers, on ) horse, $13. 76.
«S'i)eoia2 — iScavengerSv $4.75 ; milk vendors, two-wheeled
vehicle, one horse, $5. To; milk vendors four-wheeled vehicle,
one horsot $9.75; milk vendors, no vehicle, $1.00; chimney
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THE ClTIZEirS IIVSURANOIS COHPAinr«-N0
ABTAITTAGES OR SEdTRITT TO
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CORPORATION.
TARIFF FOR HACKNET CARRIAQBS.
Ofu-Hone Vehiete»,''Ttom any place to any other, profidad
the time occupied does not exceed twenty minates ; for one or
two persons, 25 cents i three or four personSi 60 cents.
From any place to any other, provided the titne occupied does
not exoed half an hour ; for one or two persons, 40 cents ; three
or four persons, 60 cents.
When the drive exceeds the time limited as aforesaid, hour
rates to be charged.
By the Bour.-'VoT the first hour: one or two persons, 75
cents; three or four persons, $1.
For every subsequent hour ; one or two persons, 60 cents ;
three or four persons, 75 cents.
Two'Borae Vehiele$r-'Etom any place to any other, provided
the time occupied does not exceed twenty minutes ; one or two
persons, 50 cents, three or four persons, 65 cents.
From any place to any other, provided the time occupied does
not exceed half an hour ; one or two persons, 65 cents ; three or
four persons, 75 cents.
When the drive exceeds the time limited as aforesaid, hour
rates to be charged.
By the Bour ,—0n9 or two persons, 91.00.; three or four par-
sons, $1.25.
Fractions of hours to be charged at pro rata hour rate, but
not less than one-quarter of an hour shall be charged when
the time exceeds the hour.
Fifty per cent, to be added to the tariff rates for rides from
12 midnight to 4 am.
The tariff by the hour shall apply to all rides extending beyond
the city limits when the engagement is made within the city.
Baggage.— ISox each trunk or box carried in any vehicle, ten
cents ; but no charge shall be made for travelling bags, valises,
boxes or parcels, which passengers can cany by the hand.
TARIFF OF CARTAGE.
From any i)lace to any other in the first Division, or from any
place (exclusive of the Harbour Wharves) to any other place in
the city, and viee-verea^ provided the cUstanoe does not exceed
three quarters of a mile ;^
Coals or Coke, half a chaldron or half a ton, 15 cts. ; drookeiy,
one crate or one hogshead, 15 cts. i Flour or Fruit seven bar-
rels, 15 cts. ; Grain, not over l,iOO Ibf. weight, 15 centi.; Lumber,
CANABIAV COMPAKT OFFERS AXTBETTBB
DnrEBTDiiro i«ife ihsurers.
CORPORATION.
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fawn, from yard to boat, 500 feet, board measare, 15 ots ; Salt
or Rice, six bags or six barrels, 15 cts. ; Firewood, dry from
boat or yard, half a oord, three feet lone, 15 ots. ; Firewood,
green or from rafts, half cord, three feet long, 20 ots.; Fnrni-
ture, or Luggage, per load, 20 ots.^Lumber, green or hard, from
rafts, 500 feet, board measure, 2wts. ; Molasses, Sugar or Oil,
one puncheon, hogshead or load 2D cts.; Pig Iron, Lead, Cop-
per or Tin, one ton, 25 cts. ; Bar Iron or Steel, one ton, 30 ots.
From any of the Harbour Wharves to any place into the
second or third Division, within half a mile distance of the
boundary line of the first Division, and «ioe-«er«a or from any
place (exclusive of the wharves) to any other in the city, and
viee-vertat provided the distance does not exceed Ij miles, the
rates shall be ten cents extra.
For every additional half mile, 10 cents.
From any place in the Western Section of the First Division,
and viee-verBOt for one load : To the stores and wharves below
Wellington bridge, north side of Laohine Canal, 20 cts. : the
stores and whaives below Wellington bridge, south side of
Lachine Canal, 25 cts. ; the b isins above Wellington bridge,
north side of Lachine Canal, 25 cts ; the basins above Welling-
ton bridge, south side of Laohine Canal, and tho stores, stations,
factories, Ac, at Point St. Charles, 35 cts.; the stores, factories,
&c., at and above St. Gabriel Looks, north of Laohine Canal,
20 cents , St. Bonaventure street Railway Station, 20 cts.;
St. Bonaventure street Railway Station, from the lower
wharves of the Harbour, 25 ots.
From any place in the Eastern Section of the First Division,
and viee'verta, for one load, 5 cts. additional*
For any excess over the quantity or weight fixed for a load
additional pro rata rates shall be paid. If delay is caused to
the carter by theemplos^r, beyond the time usually required
for loading, tne carter shall be paid extra for such delay, at the
rate of five cents for every quarter of an hour. If a carter is
called and there be no load ready for him, or if he be vnable to
load the goods or articles for want of assistance, he shall be
paid as if he carried a load the distance thus unnecessarily tr^
veiled.
Divitiom o/the C%.— The First Division comprises the East,
Centre and West Wards, (including the south-west side of
Mo(}iU street and the north-west side of Craig street) and sh«U
be subdivided into two sections, (Eastern and Western), the
line of demarcation between them being the centre of St.
Lambert and St. John Baptiste streets.
The SiBcond Division comprises the St Ann, St Antoiae and
St Lawrence Wards (exclusive of MoOilland Craig streets.)
The third Division comprises the St Louis Ward (exclusive
«f Oraig street), the St James and St. Mary's Wards.
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WATER TARIFF.
MONTREAIi WATER WORKS.
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Extractt from ByLawa No, 65, Gr?, 82, enacted April 20, 1673.
See, 5. It is expressly forbidden to asy oconpsnt of a house
or buildiDg or any part thereof, supplied with water from the
said water works, to furnish water to others, or to use it other-
wise than for his own use, or to increase the supply of water
agreed for, or to waste it or to practioo any fraud upon toe said
Corporation with regard to the water so supplied.
See. 6. All persons taking the water shall keep the distribu-
tion pipe witnin their premises in good repair and protected
from frost, at their own expense ; and they shall be held liable
to the Corporation for all damages that may result from their
failure to do bo.
See, 7.— No person shall fraudulently connect any pipe with the
water pipes of the Corporation, or with any pipe, cistern or
apparatus connected therowith, or to or into which the water
from the said water works shall flow or proceed ; or shall fraud-
ulently use or otheiwise misappropriate the water supplied by
the city, or knowingly permit the same to be fraudulently used
or n^appropriated.
See. 8. If any person supplied with water by the Corporation
do, or permit to be done, anything in contravention of this by*
lawi or fail to do anything prescribed by this by-law, the super-
intendent, or his deputy, may cut off the water supply) and
cease to supply such person with water so long as the cause or
complaint remains, or is not remedied.
See, 9. No person shall wrongfully catf se or suffer any pipe,
valve, cook, cistern, b ith, soil-pan, water-cloFet or other appa-
ratus or receptacle to be out of repair, or to be so used or con
trived as the water supplied to him is, or is likely to be wasted,
misused, or unduly consumed.
See» 10. No alteration shall be made in any of the pipes or
fixturos inserted by the city, except by its agent or officers.
See, 11. No person supplied with water from the said water
works by meter, shall be allowed to connect, or cause to be con-
nected, any pipe or other fixture between the Corporation's
service pipe and the meter.
See, 12. No person, unless duly authorised by the waiter com-
mittee, BhaU open any hydrant in the said city, or lifter remove
the cover off, or draw water from the same.
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Ste, 18. No parion shall turn on or tarn off the water in any
maoner, or interfere with any of the water pipes or ralfei
belonging to the city, without the license of the water oom-
mittee, or of the said superintendent. r
S*e. U. No person shall nass the railing enclosing the reser-
yoin of the said city, or shall defile or deposit any fllth or offen-
8170 matter in the said reservoirs, or on the bank or ground
adjacent thereto, belonging to the said city, or shall allow any
dog or other animal to Jump into the said reservoirs, or upon the
8d,id bank or ground, or shall pass or remain upon tne said
bank or ground after 10 o'clock in the evening ; or shall do or
cause anything to be done tending to defile or corrupt, to disturb
or agitate the waters of the said reservoir.
S^o, 15. No person shall draw or use water from the River
St. Lawrence, or elsewhere for the purpose of selling the same
to any part of the city.
See, 16. No person shall draw or use water Arom the water
works in the said city for private fountains, or for hand hose for
watering purposes, or for building or manufacturing purposes,
unless such person shall have previously obtained from the
superintendent of the said works a written permission to that
offeot, and paid the respective rates charged in the subjoined
tariff for the supply of water in such cases ; and in no case shall
the said hose be used for sprinkling or waterlog the streets be-
tween o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
See. 17. No person shall use a hand hose of a larger siie
ornonle than one fourth of an inch orifice or use any hand-hose
for the purpose of washing horses, .coaches, omnibuses or other
vehicles.
^ee. 18. No meter shall be used for determining the anantity
of water supplied by the said works, unless the same shall have
been previously submitted to and approved by the said suptr-
intendent.
See. 19. The several rates enumerated and specified in the
tariff contained in the subjoined schedule, shall be, and the
same are hereby imposed for water to be supplied from the
water works of the said city.
See. 20. Tie said rates shall be due and payable to the city
treasurer, in advance, on the 15(h day of August, every year,
by the occupant or lessee, or occupants or lessees, of all build-
ings, part of buildings or tenements in the said city, supplied
with water from the said works, as well by those who shall
consent as by those who shall refuse to receive the water pipe
to supply the said water, or to use the same.
See, 21. All charges for specific supplies or for fractional
parts of the year, shall be payable in advance and before the
water is let on.
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WATER TARIFF.
See, 23. In bnlldinfs oooapied m ottoei* when Ui«re
water olosets in the building, eaoh tenant oran ofBoe or tude of
offices, will be charged, in addition to the tariflT rate, a water
eloaet tax.
Sec. 2a. A diseount of 6 per eent ihall be allowed to all water
tenants who fhall pay the said ratei on or before the flfteenth
day of August in eaoh year.
^ee. 24. In all oases of non-payment of the rates imposed by
the present by-law, for thirty days after the same are dne, th«
saia CouDoil or any duly authoriied officer charged with th«
management of the said works, may out off the snpply of water
fh>m any building npon which the said rates shall be due, or
f^om any one la default to pay the said rates, which shall nol
prevent the said rates from running as before* and the water
shall not be let on for the use of any such defaulteri ezcepi
npon payment of all arrears due.
See, 25, Any person ofTending against any of the proflsions of
this by-law or of the said tariff, shall for eaoh and every such
infraction, be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty dollars, and
eosts of prosecution, and in default of immediate payment (n
the said fine and eosts, to an imprisonment in the eommon gaol
for a period not to exceed two months, the said impriionment to
cease upon payment of the said fine andoosti.
WATER TARIFF.
DWELLING HOUSES.
For every tenement or dwelling house occupied by one familj
only ! per amrao^
1. When assessed at an amount not exceeding S30 per
annum $5.0D
2. When assessed at an amount exceeding $30, but not
over$40 :. 5.15
8. When assessed at an amount exoeeding S40l but not
over|60 6.5Q
And so on, continuing according to the same scale,
giat 13 to say, adding for every additional sum of
$10, or any part thereof 7f
«f^o^f-w'^ additional family lodging in or oconping any part
of sueh tenement or dwelling house, an additi<mal rate shall
fSISmflT ^ ^ one-third of the rate impoied for a sSSria
fWtg^Af. and REBEITlf BBJI TITE ACCIDKBTT FOIJLCT
Ikia CmmptuKj «i 99 p«r $1000.
STORES. SHOPS, OFFIOBS, Ao.
For ttflh honM, part of a honie or tanemtnt, oeenplad ai a
itort, fhop, ofBo«, warehoaie, manufaotory, or other place of
DQBUBeM t per annutiit
1. When afiesied at an amonnt not exoeeding $60 per
annum $4.00
2. When aiiefsed at an amount exceeding |60| but not
OTerfTS 5.00
3. When asMMed at an amount exceeding $75, but not
OTer$100 6.0O
And 10 on, continuing according to the lame acale,
that if to lajt adding for eyery additional aum of
$25| or any part thereof l.co
Stores, ahopa, offices and other places of business, when
attached to a dwelling occupied by the same party, to be
charged at dwelling house rates on the full rental of the whole
tenements when Inch rental does not exceed one hundred dol-
lars per annum.
SCHOOLS, OHUROHBS* HOSPITALS, &o.
tmrf building used as a ooUege, academy, seminary of
learning or school, all churches, poor or alms houses, nunneries,
houses of industry, and generally all religious or charitable
institutions, hospitals and reformitories, shall be charged at
shop rates, to be based and determined upon the interest, at
four per cent of the actual value of the property in such case,
the said value as set forth and established in and by the
assessment roll last made and revised. Provided that all such
institutions, with the exception of churches, may, if they see fit,
use water by meter, and pay therefor at the same rate as
distilleries, breweries, and other establishments hereinafter
mentioned.
Charitable institutions, wholly supported by means of public
subscriptioDS, shall be charged at the rate of one and a hi^
cents per hundred gallons.
HOTELS AND TAVERNS.
For every hotel or tavern : per Annum.
1. When assessed at an amount not exceeding $100 per
annum $12.00
2. When assessed at an amount exoeeding $100, but not
over $160 17.00
3. When assessed at an amount exceeding $150, but not
over$a00 22.00
And so on, continuing according to the same scale,
tliatis to say, adding for every additional sum of
$50, or any part thereof 5.00
Hotels whose assessed rental per annum will be $400 and
ever, and eontsdning at least twenty furnished bedrooms for the
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WATER TARIFF.
•floommodation of traTellere, shall take the water by meter,
and be charged therefor at the aame rate as distillerieSf
brewerieSf &o»
HAND H03E.
Per Ahnum.
For the right to attaoh and use a hose of not more than
one-fourth of an inoh orifice, for watering purposes. $2.00
BUILDING MATERIALS.
For every thousand bricks used, the water therefor to be
charged (payable in advance) 0.06
For every toise of masonry, the water therefor to be
charged (payable in advance) 0.05
Fo^ every thousand yards of plastering ( payable in
advance) 4.00
FOUNTAINS.
Fountains shall only be supplied with water at the discretion
«f the water committee, and when so supplied shall be charged
as follows : *^
For every one hundred gallons cf water 0. 03
The quantity used to be defermined^r all eases by the esti-
mate of the water committee, or by meter.
BATHS.
Pttblio baths, or baths for the use of which a charge is
made by the occupants— for each tub $6.00
—with power to the water committee to charge by
meter ii ihey see fit
HORSES AND COWS.
A uniform rate shall be charged for horses and cows, as
fDllOWS : Per Aimum.
Foreaohhorse $2 00
Foreachcow 100
Livery stable Keepers shall pay-for each single stall,
whether occupied or unoQoupied ■.. 2.00
Hotel and Tavern Keepers shflll be charged— for each
singlestallf whether occupied or unoccupied 1.00
WATER CLOSETS. Per Annum.
For eacj Pan Closet supplied from a cistern, with a
service boz and valve ^400
For OMsh Pan Closet with Underhayes, or any other
regulator approved of by the Wa^er Department. . 8.00
TU cmMKKm nrsiTRAircE GOHPAinr.-iiM, um^
Ae«ldait«-C»pltel •laSS.OOO.
For tMh Hoppsr Oloiet with 17ndorhaj«i, or aoj othtr
refolator approTod by the Water Department •• •• 8.00
For eaoE OUmbt off any kind, with eiitemi Mrrioe boit
and doable Ttlve 4 00
Trough Glotets, for eaoh seatt or for erery two lineal feet 8.00
l!'or any other kind of 01oMt»eaoh ••• 15.00
One addidonal W4ter Glotet will be oharged at half-ratei for
eaoh dwelling where there is more than one water olOMt.
URINALS.
For eaeh Urinal with eelf-aoting TalTOi or eock, mnning only
when being naed :—
Fcr Aniiniii.
In a Dwelling House or Store • $1.00
In a Bank or Poblio Building l.fiO
In a Hotel, Restaurant. Saloon or TaTem 8.00
For any other kind of Urinals 16.00
8TBAM BNQINBS.
For stationary high pressure engines, working not o?er twelfe
hounperdayt—
For eaeh horse power $7.00
Or for oTOiy hundred gallons of water, (the supply to be
determined by meter) 0.08
For stadonaiT low pressure engines .* For erery 100 gal-
lons of water (the supply to be determined as
abofe, by meter) 0.03
All rates hertin imposed for Steam Bngines shall be separate
from and o?er and abofe any other rate for water imposed on
the promises.
DIBTILLBRIBS, BREWERIES, Ao,
DisUUeiies, Brewsries, Dye Houses, Railway, Printing or
Photographie establishments, and all manufaAturing establish-
ments, Colleges, Semmartes, Nunneries, and Hospitals may be
supplied by meter, and eharged as follows :—
When the Quantity used a?erages 1,000 gallons per day or
less, at the rate off 80 HPl* P«>Llf!SO gallons ; when the quan-
%?*^ averaaeefirom 1,000 to 2,000 gallons per day, at the rate
of 29 oents per 1,000 gallons.
Frome,000to 7,000. .21 otati.
From 2,000 to 8,000- .28 oents.
/. 8,000 to 4,000.. 27 **
** 4,000 to8,000. .25 *•
" 6»000to«i000..23 ••
7,000 to 8,000.. 19
8,000 to 9,000.. 17
9,000 to 10,000. .15 ••
When ^MUnj^ttty aferages ofer 10^000 gallons per day 15
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' Th« mttoii ihtn bt ftinialMd by the elbr and pUead within
Hie premiMS of the 900tnmmh whose datjr it theli be to lee that
the fame are oroteoted from froat or injnnrt the whole under
file diieotion of the Water Department; iiioh motera ihall at
•U timof be aooeptable to the Corporation Meter Inipeetor.
An annual rent Bhall be paid by the oonramen for the ooit
and oare of enoh meters, as f oUowt s—
Fer AiuMtnb
Vor a I inch meter • $8.00
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••1 •• 4.75
"II •• 8.00
*2 •• 14.00
•8 " 26.00
"4 •• 45.00
*« •• 10000
The rent to be 'paid semi-annaally, that is to fay : One-half
on the Ift day of May, and the other half on the la t of Novem-
ber in eaeh year.
If the meter aetf ont of order htti idlf to register, the eon-
fomer will be charged at the averaLe daily oonsnmption pre-
Tionsiy registered by saoh meter^ and for the purpose of
ayerage the year shall be deemed to be 800 days.
Persons desiring to supply their own meter may do so with the
SrsTious sanction and written permit of the Superintendent of
he Water Works.
When water is required for purposes not speoifled In th tor*
going tariff, the rate shaU be fixed by the W ater Committee. ^
The Water Committee shall have power to aseertaln by
meter, the quantity of Water ueed in any of the above oaeef
and eharge aooordingly.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief W. PA.TTOW.
, A-BBistant Chiefs J. Nauo pud F. McCuiiLOOH.
District No. 1.
No. 1 HoBe, Craig and Chenneville streets . . 1 Guardian, 3 men.
Skinner Ladder Company 6 *<
No. 2 Hose, St. Gabriel street 1 ** 3 "
Salvage Waggon .. : 1 ." 2 "
No. 5 Hose, St. Catherine street 1 " 3 *'
Bertram Fire Engine 1 Engineer.
No. 6 Hose, German and Ontario streets. ... 1 Guardian, 4 men.
District No. 2.
No. 8 Hose, Wellington street ..,, 1 Guardian, 4 men.
Hook and Ladder.
No. 4 Hose, Chabollez Square 1 *^ 2 '*
No. 9 Hose, St. Gabriel Market 1 " 3 <' .
Steam Fire Engine 1 Engineer.
Ke. 10 Hose, comer St. Catherine and Gtqr
streets 1 Guardian, 8 men.
Ko. 12 HoBe, Seigneurs street 1 '* 3 *<
Steam Fire Engine 1 Engineer.
District No. 3.
No. 7 Hose, Dalhoniie Square 1 Guardian, 3 men.
No. 6 Hose, comer Craig and Gain streets... 1 ** 8 **
Hook and Ladder.
No. 11 Hoae, comer Beftudry and Ontario Bts. 1 *< 8 "
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FIBE ALABM TELEOBAPH SIGNAL BOXES.
Box No. LOGAUTT.
2— Comer St, Jean Baptiste and St. Paul streets,
8— Cor. Jacques Gartier Square and St. Paul street.
4— St Gabriel street Fire Station. "
6— Cor. Notre Dame and St. Francois Xavier streets.
6— Cor. St. Sacrament and St. Peter streets.
7— Cor. St. Paul and McGill streets.
8 — Gor. Youville and Common streets.
9— Cor. Notre Dame and McGill streets.
13— Cor. Craig and Chenneville streets, Central Fire Station.
18— Cor. Craig street and St. Lambert Hill.
14— Cor. Vitre and Sangfuinet streets.
15— Cor. St. Lawrence and Lagauchetiere streets.
16 — Cor. Dorchester and St. Urbain streets.
17— Bleury, near Dorchester street.
IS-Bea^er Hall Hill.
19— St. Antoine street, oj^osite Genevidve street.
21— Gor. Brunswick and Dorchester streets.
28— St. Catherine street. No. 5 Fire Static^.
24— Cor. St. Lawrence and St. Catherine streets.
25— Cor. German and Dorchester streets.
26— Cor. St. Gatherine^and St. Denis streets.
27— Gor. German and Ontario streets, Fire Station.
28— Gor. St. Lawrence and Sherbrooke streets.
29— Gor. Mauce and Sherbrooke streets.
31 — Cor. University and Sherbrooke streets.
82— Gor. McGill College Avenue and St. Gatherine^street.
84— St. Lawrence, opposite Guilbault street.
86— Cor. Prince Arthur and Shuter streets.
86— Gor. King and Common streets.
87— Cor. Duke and Ottawa streets.
88— Cor. Dupr6 Lane and St. Maurice Streei.
89— Cor. St. Antoine and Cathedral streets.
41— Ghaboillez Square Fire Station.
42— Wellington street Fire Station.
43— Mill street.
45— Gor. Wellington and McCord streets.
46— Gor. Colbome and^Ottawa streets. \
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Box No. LOCAIilTY.
47— Cor. St. Joseph and Mountain streets.
48— Cor. St. Antoine and Mountain streets.
49— Gor. St. Catherine and Mountain streets.
61— Cor. Sherbrooke and Peel streets.
52— Cor. St. Antoine and Guy streets.
53 — Cor. St. Martin and St. Bonaventure streets.
54— Oor. St. Joseph and Canning streets.
56— Cor. Fulford and Goursol streets.
57— €or. William and Seigneurs streets.
56- No. 10 Fire Station, St. Catherine street West.
59 — OrcJy Nunnery, Ouy street, comer Dorchester.
61— Canada Sugar Refining Company's Refinery.
62— Si Gabriel Market Fire Station.
68— Grand Trunk Works, Point St. Charles.
64— Cor. Notre Bame and Boasecours streets.
66— Dalhousie Square Fire Station.
67— Cor. Wolfe and St. Mary streets.
68 — Cor. Roy and Drolet streets.
69->Cor. Sherbrooke and S|. Denis streets.
71— Windsor Hotel, oor. Dorchester and Stanley streets.
72— Cor. Craig and Visitation streets.
78— Cor. Cadieuz and CourTille streets.
74— Cor. Dorchester and St. Andr6 streets.
75— Cor. Mignonne and St. Andr6 streets.
76— Fire Station, cor. Beaudry and Ontario streets.
78— Cor. Seigneurs and St. Patrick streets.
81— Cor. Robin and Tisitation streets.
82— Cor. St. Catherine and Panet streets.
83— Cor. Maisonneuve and Dorchester streets.
<84-Cor. Iiogan and Champlain streets.
85— Cor. Champlain and Ontario streets.
86— Cor. Congregation and Wellington streets.
87— Cor. Menai and Forfar streets.
91— Cor. Craig and Gain streets, Fire Stations.
•9— Adams Tobacco Factory, St. Mary street.
98— Cor. Ontario and Fnllum streets.
94— Cor. Berri and Dabord streets.
95— Gas Works, Hoohelaga.
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06— Boiling Millt, St. Joseph street. "v
97— Shedden Go's Stables, Williftm street..
138— Oor. Wolfe and Lag auchetitee streets.
124— Cor. Dttfiresne and Mignonne streets.
126— Oor. Ghristophe and (mtario streets.
126— Gen*. Wellington and Etienne streets.
127— Maple street near Boy.
128— Gor. Amherst and St. Catherine streets.
129— McDonald's Tobacoo FaotoiTi Ontario street.
182— Custom House Square and St Paul street.
184— Oor. Oraig and Hermine streets.
186— Exhibition Grounds.
189-0. P. B. Workshops, Oolbome Avenue.
142— No. 12 Fire Station, Seigneurs street.
148— Oor. St. Joseph and Guy streets.
146— McTavish street Besenroir.
INLAND BEVENUE
Offices— Custom House Square..
MOMTEXAii Ibbpxction Bibtbigt. — BeTcnue Divisions ef
Montreal, St. Hyacinthe, Terrebonne, Beauhamois, St. Johns,
Sherbrooke, Three Bivers, Joliette^ Sorel.
DiSTSiCT Inspbctob.— B. Bellemare.
MonTBBAii BxvBWVS BiviBioir.- City of Montreal, GountieB
of Hochelaga, Jacques Oartior, Laval. Yandreuil, Soulanges,
Laprairie, Chambly.
OoiJiSCTOR.— J. L. Vincent.
DbPUTT COLIiSOTOB ASH SUPBBTIBOB OW AOO^UMTB.— John
Dodd, Montreal.
AccouBTABT.— D. Maodouald ; Assistant do., L. 0. A. Ste.
Marie.
ExciBB OmcBBB.— J. L. Vincent, John Dodd, A. Hudon, H.
Lawlor, B. Her, D. Macdonald, J. 0. Baby, B. Bichard, Wm.
Hastie, J. Villeneuve, G. Barker, Wm. Buhner, Thos. JVn, J. K.
Oamyr6. T. Malo. J. B. E. L. Ste. Marie, L. 0. A. Ste. Marie,
J. P. Tansey. H. T. Lecours, A. St. Louis, D. Garon, J. P.
Beauchamp, J. Manning, B. N. Harwood, G. L. P«ny, B. Miller,
Job. Baby, Alfred finsonneault, J. A. Watkins, L. Dumouohel,
D. M. Cameron, J. W. Scullion, G. E. Panneton, Patrick Cnllen.
Pbobahobabt OvnoBBB.— G. L. Perry, Alfred PinsonMult,
and J. A. Watkins.
M TBS BWCaWOTY OF ITS UFB
aad UlMna Barrvmdtvm aIIowmI.
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INLAND REVENUE.
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$1.00
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O.IS
EXCISE DUTIES.
On eTeiy gallon of Spirit! of the jtrength of proof bj
Syke^B hydrometer
On erery pound of Malt
On ererj gallon of any fermented beverage made in
imitation of Beer or Malt Liquor, and brewed in
whole or in part firom any ottier lubitanoe than
On Oavendieh Tobacco, on any lb. or leie quantity
On Oanada Twist ( Tdbae Uanc en tourquette) do
On Snuff, containing lesi than 40 per cent of moisture . .
*' ** more <* 40 per cent *<
On all other descriptiona of manufactured tobacco, per
lb. or less quantity
Cigars $8.00 per 1000
All Tobacco manufaotiued firom Canada Leaf 3c. ^ lb.
On Cigars made firom Canada Leaf $1.60 per 1000 dgars
Vinegar 4c ^p- gal.
Methylated Spirits ISc.iPgal.
All goods manufactured in bond, shall, if taken out of bond for
consumption in Canada, be sulj^^ *o duties of excise equal to the
duties of Customs to which they would be subject if imported
from Oreat Britain and entered for consumption in Canada, and
whenever any article, not the produce of Canada, upon which a
duty of excise would be levied if produced in Canada, is taken
into a bonded manufactory, the difference between the du^ of
excise in which it would be so liable and the Customs duty which
would be levied on such articles if imported and entered for con-
sumption, shaJl be paid as a duty of Excise, when it is taken into
the bonded manufactory.
DUTIES PAYABLE ON LICENSES*
Slat Vie.f cap, 8 and Sltt Vie., cap. 51.
License for distilling and rectifying, or for either, by any
process .\ $360.00
License for brewing 60.00
License for Malting .*—
1st Class— Mak^g over 3000 centals wt. of Malt p. month 300. 00
3nd Class- '* 1600 " " •* 160.00
3rd Class— *» 1000 •< '* ** 100.00
4thCla8t^ <' 600 *< ** « 60.00
License for manufacturing Tobacco firom foreign Leaf. . . 76.00
License for manufacturing Tobacco f^om Canada Leaf. . . 60.00
License for manufacturing iu Bond for consumption in
Oanada 60.00
License for manufacturing for exportation 800.00
License for compounding Spirits 60.00
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TABIFF OF PILOTAGE.
TAEIFF OF PILOTAGE.
Betu/een the Harhourt qf Quebec and Montreal^ and between
the several jiaeea therein mentioned. Duly made and passed
by the Harbottr Commissioners qf Montreal on the Uth qf
February. 1877, and approved by His MkeceOeney the
Oovernor-Oenerai in CouneU on 6th March. 1877.
From the Harbour of Quebec to Fortneuf and the opposite side of
the Birer St. Lawrence, or below Fortneuf and abore the
Harbour of Quebec :^
For the pilotage of any Teasel in tow, or propelled bj steam,
(except as hereinafter mentioned), for each foot of draught or
water— Upwards $0 60
Downwards 60
For the pilotage of any seagoing vessel propelled by steam, for
each foot of draught of water->npward8 eU
Downwards 62}
For the pilotage of any ressel under sail, for each foot of draught
of wator- Upwards 1 06
Downwards 70
From the Harbour of Quebec to Three BiTcrs and the opposite
side of the Birer St. liawrenee, or any place abore Fortneuf
and below Three Hirers :—
For the pilotMe of any vessel in tow, or propelled by steam,
(except as hereinafter mentioned), for each foot of draught of
water— Upwards 160
Downwards 1 60
For the pilotage of any seagoing vessel, propelled by steam, for
each foot of draught of water^Upwards 1 76
Downwards 176
For the pilotage of any vessel under sail, for eadi foot of draught
of water^Upwardi 2 80
Downwards I 90
Item the Harbour of Quebec to Sorel and the opposite side of the
Biver St. Lawrence, or any place above Three Bivers and
below Sorel :•—
For the pilotage of any vessel in tow, or propelled by steam,
(except as hereinafter mentioned), for each foot of draught of
water^Upwards ,,... 160
Downwards ^ , 1 60
For the pilotagf< of any seagoing vessel, propelled by steam, for
each foot <^ draught of water— Upwards 1 87^
Downwards 187}
IB •!! pgjjigtp^l towim. M^tmUmm piitd^ over tl,S0«t4
HABBOUR C0MMISSI017EBS AND OFFIOEBS. 67
For the pilotage of anv veasel under sail, for each foot of draught
of water— Upwarda. 8 1ft
Downwards 2 10
From the Harbour of Quebec to the Harbour of Montreal, or to
any place above Sorel and below the Harbour of Montreal :—
For the pilotage of any Tessel in tow, or propelled by ateam,
(except as hereinafter mentioned), for each foot of draught of
water— Upwards 3 00
Downwards 2 00
For the pilotage of any seagoing vessel, propelled by steam, for
each foot of draught of water— Upwards a 60
Downwards 2 60
For the pilotage of any vessel under sail, for each foot of draught
of water— Upwards 4 20
Downwards 2 80
From the Harbour of Montreal to Sorel, or to any place above
Borel and below Hochelaga, and firom Sorel, or any place
above Sorel and below Hochelaga, to the Harbour of
Montreal, for each liDot of draught of water for each nvLoh
pilotage— Upwards 100
Downwards 1 00
For the removal of any vessel firom one wharf to another, within
the limits of the Harbour ; or firom any. of the wharves into
the Laohine Oanal ; or out of the said Canal to any of the
wharves in the Harbour ; or firom the foot of the current ; or
from Longueuil into the Harbour ; or firom the Harbour to
the ioot of the current, or to Longueuil ; for each such
service 6 00
COMMISSIONERS AND OFFICERS,
HARBOUR OF MONTREAL,
Andrew Bobertsonjjshairman ; J. B. BoUand, Edward Murphy,
Hy. Bolmer, Victor Hudon, H. McLennan, Ohas. H. Gould, Hon.
J. L. Beaudry, (Mayor), and Andrew Allan, commissioners : H.
D. Whitney, Secretary ; George Ferns, derk ; John Kennedy,
ohief engineer; A. B. Savigny, mechanical engineer; P. T.
Thompson, derk : Jno. Nelson, asst engineer; Thomas Howard,
harbour-master ; L. St. Louis, asst. harbour-master ; John Ferns,
wharfinger; 0. Opaoomer, asst. wharfinger: Josn»h LeveUUI,
supt. of pilots; Martin Brennan, water bailifT; Bioh. Gahim,
caretaker, Heni^ Bracken, messenger.
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HABBOUR TARIFF.
TARIFF OF RATES AND DUES
HABBOUR OF MOKTBEAL.
Tannage Due9 to he Levied on ail VetMia in the Harbour,
On SiMunboftta, f it eaoh day of S4 hoon, or part of » daj, they
ranain in the ' ^arbour, reckoned from the hoar of their uriTal
to that of their departure lo. per Ton Register.
On all other YeMels, per day, aa aforeaiUd. . .|c. " *'
Wharfage Due$ to he levied on aU Merehandiee, Animale and
(hinge whaitoever Landed or Shipped in the Harhour.
aSo. per Ton— All Ooodi, Warea and Merohandiie not eliewhere
■peoifted,
—Hay, Straw, Fig and Scrap Iron, Fot and Feal,
Ashei.
90c.
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10c.
7|c.
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—Applet, Gratea and their content!. Flour and Meal.
Fish, Meata, Pitch, Potatoes, Tar, Horiei, Neat
Cattle, Sheep, Swine.
— Ballait, Clay. Fire-Bricki, Oypeum, Lime, Marble,
Phosphates, Sand, Salt
—Coal and Coke, Grain and seeds of all kinds.
SpMial —Bricks, 10c per 1,000 ; Cordwood, 6c. per Cord ;
Lumber, 10c, per 1,000 feet board measure.
Free —Bullion, Specie.
On all Goods, Wares and Merchandise whatsoever, the quantity
of which by weight, measurement or other mode of estimate
provided for in the Tariff, cannot be conveniently ascertained,
it shall be lawfU for the Harbour Commissioners to levy a rate
* of i of 1 per cent, on the value thereof.
Each entry shall pay not less than 6 cents.
All property landed on the wharves for re-shipment, shall only
pay one wharfage.
The Tbn mentioned in the Tariff of Wharf»s|e Dues shall be 2,000
lbs. weight, or 40 cubic feet measurement, according to the
Bill of Lading. ^
Standard for Eetimating weighte.
Ashes, Pot or Pearl, 8 Barrels to 1 Ton.
Apples, Flonr. Meal and Potatoes . . . 9 " ** •
Ffah, Meats, Pitch, Tar, . . . . 7 *< ««
Honea, - • 2 to 1 Ton. I Sheep, - - IS to 1 Ton.
Neat Cattle, . s " •• | Swine,- - 10
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BOMUnON OP CANADA TABIFF.
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DOMINION OF CANADA
JL PttretBL
Add, Acetic .i.l5oenttper I. O.
Acid, Muriatic ud Nitric 90
Add^Oxalic Fnt
Bat Carboys contaioing Adda ahall be tnbjed to the aama
daty at if empty.
AdTertinng Pamphlet% Almanaca, Catalogoes and Faabion
Pamphlets . $1.00 per 100
Advertidng Pictures, or Pictorial Show Cards 6 cents per lb. and 20
Agaric— "Dye Stuff" »ree
Agates, nnmannfactiired Free
Agricaltnral Implements, not otherwise provided for 3
Agricaltnral Implement^ parts of, not otherwise specified, to
be treated as wholes, excepting monld-boards, land-
sides, and shares of steel, for pTooghs, cut to shape*
not moulded or bored, but as they come from tho
rollers and shears.
NoTS.-»In all cases where mano&cturers' artides art
imported in parts, or what is technically called *' in a
knocked down state," they must be valued for duty as
if mounted,— less cost of putting them together and
*upplying deficient parts.
Ale, Beer and Porter, in bottles (6 quarts and 12 pinto to
J. \f»/ ••••t«. •••••*. •••••••••••••• ' lo cento per i. ub
Ale, Beer and Porter, in casks, or otherwise than bottles
10 cento per I. G.
Ale, Beer and Porter, barrels containing bottled ale and porter
are considered packsges for exportotion only, and
therefore free of duty.
Alkanet Root... •••..Free
Aloes Free
Alum and Aluminous Cake Fico
Alnnunum • Freo
Amb^ris ^... .Free
Ammonia, Crude • • ..Free
Andwrs.
.Fret
Animids, living, of all kinds, not elsewhere spedfied. 90
Anifluls, for improvement of stock under regu^tfoae to be
made by the Treasury Board and approved by the
Governor in Conndl Free
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DOMINION
Ptr cm.
Aaimalt broughl into Canada temporarily, and for a period not
•xceeoini three months, for the purpose of exhibitioo i
or competition for prises oflfered oy anv agricultural or
other association. But a bond shall be Arst civen in
mccordance with regulations to be prescribed by the
Minister of Cuatoms, with the conclition that the full
dutv to which luch animals would otherwise be liable
shall be paid in case of their sale in Canada, or if not
re-exported within the time specified in such bond. . . Free
ABoatOi liquia or solid and seed Free
Aniline Dyes Free
Aniline Oil, Crude Free
Aoilint Salts and Arseniate of Free
Antimony Free
/nrUs SO
Applest dried 2 cents per lb.
An>les, grsen 40 cents per bbl.
ApiMurely Wearing and other personal ind household effects
(not mercnandise) of British subjects dying nbrond, but
domiciled in Canada Free
Argots, dust and crude • Free
Anns, Clothing, Musical Instruments for Bands. Military
Stores, and Miuitionsof War, for the useof the Army,
Navy, and Canadian Mititia Free
Arrow Root 20
Arsenic • Free
Arseniate of Aniline Free
Articles for ose of Govcmor-Oeneral, Foreicn Consnls-General,
Dominion Goremment, or any of the Departments
thereof, or Senate or House of Commons. Ft£e
Artificial Flowers .7... .... 25
Ashes, Pot, Pearl, or Soda Free
Awningsand Tlsnts 9ft
AtlasM. 15
•faU kinds 80
BabbitMetal 10
Bacon, Fresh, Salted, Dried or Smoked 2 cents per lb.
Bags, Cotton, Seamless .2centoperlD. and 15
Bafs, Paper, of all kinds 25
Bag^ *^ •• (ifprinted) 80
Bamboo, nnmanofactured Free
Baqa^oo Reeds, not further manufactured than cut into suitable
lengths for Walking Stidcs, or Canes, or for sticks for
UflibrsUas, Parasols or Sunshades Free
Barilla.... Free
Barrels of Canadian manuftctura exported filled with Domestic
Petroleum and returned empty, nader such regulations
as the Minister of Customs shall direct Free
'I.t il
fej Ael of PArll»nMat.-I7ndottbto<l Bocurltj U aflbrdod abA
Ugk itMidlfic off Ito Proprtotarjr and Dlreeton.
TABIFF.
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Per cent.
Barley.. t 16 cents per bushel
Barytes,r' A& iactured Free
Bay Run ftl.90 per gtl. and 90
Beans 15 cents per bushel
Beer« Ale and Porter, imported in bottles (6 quarts and 12
1>ints to I. G.) 18 cents per I. G.
e and Porter* imported in casks, or otherwise than
bottles 10 cents per I. G.
Bedsteads, Iron ;.... 35
Bedsteads, Wood 35
Beosolei not elsewhere specified 7 l-S conts per I. G.
Bells for Churches Free
Bells, for Builders' Hardware SO
Berries, for dyeing or used for composing dyes Free
Belting, Leatner 25
Bibles. Prayer Books, Psalm Books and Hymn Books 5
Bill- Heads, printed, lithographed, oi copper or steel plate. ... SO
Billiard Tables, without pockets, 4 ft. 6 x ft., $22.f each and 15
Billiard Tables, without pockets, over 4^ ft. x 9 ft. $2^ each and 15
Billiard Tables, with pockets. 5 tt. 6 in. x 11 ft , $35.00 each and 15
Billiard Tables, with pockeu, 5 ft. 6 in. x 11 ft.. $40 each and 15
each table to include 12 cues and one set of 4 balls, with
markers, cloths and cases, but no pool balls.
Binders* Cloth 10
Bismuth Free
Bitters (see '*spiriu ") tl.90 per I. G.
BIscking, Shoe, and Shoe Polish 25
Blacking, all other 26
Blank Books, bound, or in sheets 80
Blankets, composed wholly or in part of Wool. Worsted, hair of
Alpaca Goat or other like atimals, 7i cents per lb. and 20
Boilets, and Engines and parts of. not elsewhere specified 25
Boiler Drawn Tubing, wrought, not coupled or threaded 15
Boiler Drawn Tubing, wrought, coupled or threaded 20
Boiler Plate and TiUik Iron 12^
Bolts, Washers and Rivets, Iron and Steel 30
Bolting Cloth Free
Bone Dust and Bone Ash for manufiictnre of Phosphates and
Fertilisers Free
Bones, crude, not manufactured, burnt, calcined, ground or
steamed Free
BonneU, Hats and Caps, not elsewhere specified, including
Knitted Scotch Caps 25
Books, imported through Post Office 1 cent for 2 ounces
Books, Printed Periodicals and Pamphlets, bound or in sheets,
not being foreign reprints or British copyright wks,
nor Blank Account Books, nor Copybooks, nor Books
to be written or drawn upon, nor Bibles, Prayer Books,
Psalm and Hymn Bodis
Bookbinders' Tools and Implements, including Rating Ma-
chinee and Ruling Peas imported by Bookbinders. . . .
16
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Per cent.
Boots and Shoeii Rubber, Leather end Felt 25
Borax > Free
Botanyi specimene of Free
Bottles, Class, of every description, not pressed 20
Bottles, pressed or moulded SO
BraoesorOottonand Elasitc 30
Brads, Tacks and Sprigs 90
Brandy (see** spirits'*) $1.45 per l.G.
Brass Wire and Rods cut in lengths 30
Braas, old or scrap, and Sheets Free
Brass Bars and Bolts, Seamless Draws Tubing, and Plain and
Fancy Drawn Tubing 10
Brass Sheet cut in strips or sub-divisions 90
Bmssand Copper Wire 10
Brass and Copper Wire-Cloth 20
Brass Serews 80
Brass, Agraffe Pins for Pianos, to be treated as part of piatis. 25
Bras, manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 30
Brimstone Free
Brim Moulds for Gold-beaters. Free
Bristles Free
PrWi^h '''onv»!''''>t Wr»rV« reprints o^ 15 and V'l
Brick, for building porpoMi •••••••• SO
Bridges, Iron , 25
Bromine , Free
Brooms 26
Broom Cora , , ,.., pree
Bronze, Phosphor, in blocks, ban, alMsta or win) 10
Brushes , ,,,,, 25
Buckwheat .....lOcstntaperbush.
Buckwheat, Meal or Floor leant per lb.
Buttons and Button Moulds of all kinds T7.... 25
g«"«'-; 4 cents per lb.
Buchu Leaves Free
Bullion, Gold or Silver Free
Bullion Fringe 20
BuUion Frinjie. Silk S
Burrstoncs, in blocks, roogi' or onwanufactnred, and notboond
up into millstones Free
Burgundy Pitch Free
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Cable, submarine, ,. ,, go
Cabinets of Coins, Medals, and other cnrioettiet of antiqnity. . Free
Caoutchouc, unmanufactured , 7. . . . . Free
Cachons (Breath Sweeteners) 1 cent per lb. and 115
Cambnc Muslin. (Collectors of Customs am cutioned ^<t»^
C Sni5l* ^i^ " Caaibric MosUn,*' which ia foSndto
X^4!^*X^^^ • Somtanerlb.
Candles, Pirafine Wax .•.!....6e«SptrlSl
Cant
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TARIFF.
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Ptreeat
CnAttf ill odMTi^ iadnding Sperm ••••• 25
CaaTM, for maoiifictart ofloor oU-doth, and not leu thiA 45
lachet widct and not pressed or calendered ...Free
CanvM or Canvas Dock of Hemp or Flax, when to be used for
beau or ships' sails 5
Canvasb all other not elsewhere specified 20
Csne Joioe Syrup | cent per lb. and 50
Cape, cloth, wool 10 cento per lb. and 25
Caps, Hato and Bonnets, fur and straw, and all others not else-
where specified 25
Capes^Fitf 26
Cars, Hinway aO
Cars, Railway and Street, the seat fixtures for, of cast iron, to
be classed as castings 25
Locks, Hinges, Window-fasteners and similar articles for,
to be classed as carriage-makers* hardware 80
Springe (steel), as carriage springs, to pay the same duty
* ^ aacam^ge rankers' hardware ...• 30
Carbolic or heavy oil, lued in making wooden block pavements,
for treating wood for building and railway ties, pro-
ducts of coal tar, weighing 12 to 13 lbs. per gal 10
Carboys, empty or i)Ot ••..• 30
Card Clothing, machine * • .••-- 9R
Cards, Playing , 6 cents per pack
( lards, Printed and Sunday School ^^
(Jards, Embossed, and Christmas and New Year Chromos. ... 15
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valises and batcneis >
Carpeta, treble ingrain, three-ply or two-ply carpeto, compoaed
wholly or in pait of wool. .10 cents per square ya. and '"
Carpets, Dutch , • 20
Carpeto, Jute and Hemp. . . . : 20
Carpeta, two ply and three-ply ingrain, of which the warp is
composed wholly of cotton or other matorial than
woof, worsted, hair of Alpaca goat, or other like ani-
mala 6 cento per square V'ard and 20
Cartridges, in copper or paper 80
CarWheeUacdiUles «
Carriages >,,»»,, 80
Carriage Sprinn (steel) , « ...•• 80
Carriages. Rauway 80
Carriage Tope, Frames, Bodiee and Whe^ 80
Carriages of travellers, and carriagea laden with merchandise,
and not to include circna troupes or hawkers, mdtr
regulations to be preecribed by Ministor of Customs. . Free
Carriage iTuators or Lap Wraps 20
Cashniere Muflters *• 10
Caskets, Burial, of any material * 85
Casts, aa modela for use of Schools of Design Frss
Catgut Strinn or Out Cords for musical instrumento i^ re :
Catgut or Wnipgut, unmanufactured.. , Fre:
Cement, Portland or Roman aa;
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DOMINION
Per cent
Cement, nw or in etone from qnany (18 cubic feet to
ton $1 per ton
Cement, burnt and nngronnd * . . 7^ cenU per 100 lbs.
Cement, Hydraulic or waterlime, ground, including karrele. .
40 cent* per bbl.
Cement, in bulk or bags 9 cents per bush.
Chalk, Cliff stone, nnmanuftictured Free
Champagne, and all other sparkling wines, in bottles, contain-
ing each not more than a quart, and more than a
pint $8 per doten bottles.
Champagne, containing not more than a joint each and more
than i pint $l.oO per doten bottles.
Champagne, containing i pint each or less, 75c. per dos. bottles.
Champagne, bottles containing more than one quart each shall
>ay in addition to $3 per dosen bottles at the rate of
U>50 per I. G. on the quantity in excess of one quart,
And in addition to the above Specific duty
All Liquors imported under the name of Wine, and con-
taining more than 40 per cent, of Spirits of Proof of
Sykes*^ Hydrometer, shall be rated for duty ;
80
_ as unenu-
m'erated Spirits.
Ohamomile Flontfni Free
Charts and Maps 20
Chain Cables, ovei^t-K^mch in diameter, whether shackled or
swivelled or not 5
Cli^'n Cable*, ail uthcr . .. 20
Cheese 8 cents per lb.
Cheese Doths 1 cent per square yard and
Cheques, printed, lithognqihed, or copper or steel plate
Checked Regattas •• 2 cents per squaro yard and
Chickory, or other root or vegetable used as a substitute for
coffee, kiln dried, roasted or ground. . . .4 cents per lb.
Chickory, raw or green • 3 cents per lb.
China-ware and Porcdmn Ware
Chimneys, lamp, glaM.. •.
Chloride of Lime • Free
Chums, ••Wood*' 25
Cigara 60 cents per lb. and 20
Cigarettes 00 cents per lb. and 20
Citrons, rinda of, in brine for candying. Free
'^ , Free
15
dO
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2&
30
Qays
Clocks, and paits thereof (except springs).
Clock Springs
35
10
ChiOBometer Clocks, as clocks „ 85
Com rol Clocks, known as watchmen's clocks 35
Chronometer Watches, as Mratches. .... 25
Cloaks, Fur 25
Clout Nails 30
Clothing, donations for charitable purposes Free
Clothing, for use ot Army, Navy and Militia Free
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DOimioiiiiiiEoFmtMsiiiPs
Bunning in conDectioD with the Grand Trunk Bailway of Canada.
SARNIA.
BROOKLYN
TORONTO
DOMINION
Tons. Tons.
3,8so MISSISSIPPI a,7oo
?,6oo OREGON 3,850
3,30c MONTREAL 3.300
3,auo ONTARIO 3 aoo
TEXAS,
QUEBEC
Tons
a. 700
2,600
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Iron Steamships saUs
QUEBEC
Oneofihe above well-known First Class
for LIVERPOOL from
every Saturday, during the Summer Months, and from
PORTLAND
every Thursday during the Winter Months.
The Saloons and Staterooms in the SARNIA, OREGON and
VANCOUVER are Amidships, where but little motion is felt.
Cabin Fnre, QUEBEC or PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL, $50
to $80^ Return, $90 to $144, according to Steamer and Berth,
intermediate, $40. steerage, $24.
Prepaid CBRTzriCATSs Issued from all Princii>al Points in
Eurone to all Principal Points in C7.nada and the United States at
the very LOWEST RATES.
Ste&mers Sail from Liverpool every THURSDAY, calling at
Belfast on the following day.
Through Tickets can be had at a!l the principal Grand Trunk
Pilway Ticket Officer in Towns and at Stations.
For passage tickets or rates of freight, apply in Liverpool, Flinn.
Main & Montgomery, 24 James Street : in London, Gracie& Hunter
96 Leadenhali Street; in Belfast, Henry Gowan, 29 Donegal Quay ;
in Queenstown, John Dawson & Co. ; in Glasgow, Robert Duncan
&Co.,97 Union Street: in Toronto, G. W. Torrance, 65 Front
Street East; in Quebec, W. M. Macpherson, Dalhousie Street, or
to any Grand Trunk Railway Agent.
DAYiD TORRANCE & CO., General Agents,
H Hospital Street MONTREAL.
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Book, Fine.News, Printing,
Blank Wall Hanging,
Tints, Colors,
Bleached Manilla,
Unbleached Manilla,
Whita Manilla,
Leather Colored Manilla,
Impression Manilla.
Speolail 3ls«8 and Wdlyhts mtd^ to Order,
MILLS at KINGSEY FALLS.
OFFICE:
MONTREAL.
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MANUFAOTURCaS AND DEALERS IN EVERY 0E80MPT»N Of
MACHINERY, STEAM ENGINES,
Mill W«sk, a&ASti&ge
Pulleys, Hangers, Lathes, Biscuit IHachinery.
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D7£ALIB8Xlf AORMTS ¥4»K
First Qiiaiit)
Brass Goodi-
Iron and Wood*
Worktig
Machio^rj
Rubber and
Leather
Seltiag.
Ilubber, Hfisp
and Ftai
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Solid Emery
Ime'fy Cloth. MmS PATENT GOVERNORS.
SHAFTIN8, HAN8ERS AND PULLEYS A SPECIALTY.
Nazareth, Brennan and ^ .housie Streets,
Steaa and
Water
Guagea-
Rubber,
leather aid
Liien Hose.
Cotton yHuU.
Babbit Meta!
Saw (juinmcrii
Emery
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FIFTEEN Fli ST P^^JZES AWARDED.
STEREOSCOPIC AND LANTERN SLIDES
Montreal, Quebec, Murray Bay,
Gacouna, Tadpusac, Saguenay,
Toronto, Niagara, Saratoga,
Thousand Islands, Yosemite Valley, Gal.,
Lake George and Ausable Ghasm, N.T.
We call special attention to our IiuttanlaiieoiiK Work
one of the latest novelties. Onr PA»iiel or Tablet i^lic %f,^*
graplis, Rembrandt or Sliadow Portraits, -^re the
finest produced ; and the negatives preserved. We ha> e a, stock
of negatives from the Ingiis estate; also, Field^s negaiives.
Solar Printing and Dry Plates for the Trade. Copying, enlarging
and finishing in Oil, Water Color, and Ink.
aagrVVo respectfully solicit your Patronage. -^
CmSBSS UrSITBAMOB co:
TABIFF.
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Perceal
Gothti DomUos. Caatimerea» Twtedti Coatiiigs, OrerCoat*
ioiSiQoddogs, Hon* Collar Cloth, Felt Cloth of OTery
dMjgription not elsewhere tpecifica, compoaed wholly
or in part of wool, wofateot hair of Alpaca goat and
other like animals 7^ cents per pound and 20
Clothbf , Ready*Made, or Wearing Apparel of every dcscrii^-
tioBf composed wholly or in ptart of wool* worstedi hair
of Alpaca goat or other like animaU made up or manu£w«
tored wholly or in part by the Tailor, Seamstress oi
Manufacturer, except Knitted Goods, 10 cts. per lb. and 25
Gothing made of Cottont of which Cotton is the component
part of chief ▼al.ue, induiing Corsets, Cotton Collars
andCuils « 30
Coal, Coke and Coal Dost, Bituminous or Anthracite (2,000
lbs. to ton) 60 cents per ton.
Coatl Oil and Kerosene, distilled, purified or refined, not else-
where specified 7 1<5 cents per I. G*
Coal Oil and Kerosene, Fixtures and parts thereof 90
CoalTar 10
CoalPitch 10
Coats, Fur Hats, Caps and Capes... *J&
Cobalt, Ore of. Free
Cocoanuts SOo. per 100
Cocoanut, dessicated, when sweetened 1 cent per lb. and 3ft
Cocoa-paste, and other preparations of cocoa containing
sugar 1 ceLt per lb. and 2S
Cocoa-paste and Chocolate, not sweetened < ... 20
Cocoanut Oil and Palm in their natural state* Free
Cocoa, Bean, Shell or Niba Free
Cod Liver Oil, medicated 20
Cochineal Free
Cofiiee, green 2 cents per lb.
But if imported from U. S., additional 10
Coffee, roasted or ground and all substitntes thereof not com-
£>8ed of roots aud vegetables 3 cents per lb.
stitutes composed of roots and vegetables^ 4 cents p. lb.
Ccffins, of any material 35
Coffin Trimmings, of metal 90
Coins, Gold and Silver, except U. S. silver coin. Free
Coir and Coir Yam Free
Collars, Cufib and Shirt Fronts, paper 2ft
Collars, Cuff 9 md Shirt Fronts of Cotton and Paper 90
Collars, Cuffs imd Shirt Fronts, Cotton Collars, and of CoUon
and Linen 80
Collars, Cuffs and Shirt Fronts, linen 20
Colcothar or Crocus, dry oxide of iron Free
Cologne Water, and Pertumed Spirits, in bottles, flasks or other
packages, weighing more than 4 ox., $1 .90 per I.G. and 80
Cologne Water, and PerfuoMllSpirits, in bottles, flaska or other
package^ not weighing nwre than 4 ounces 40
CoIms and Pamis, ground in ml or any other Hquid 2B
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DOMINION
Perctnt.
CoIot* nd Pdntt, Bicfaiomatt of Potadi, Blne-Uack, ChincM
Blue, Lakes, Scarlet and Maroon in pulp, Paris Green,
Prnssian Bhie. Satin and fine-washed White^ Ultra-
marine, and umber, raw Free
Colors and Paints, not elsewhere specified 20
Combeof Robber 29
Combs, all other 25
Commercial Blank Forms, printed, lithographed, or copper or
steel plate* ••••• ••• ••■• •• •••••••• so
Communion Plate, and Plated Ware for nse in Chnrches Free
Coninm Cicota, or Hemlock seed and leal Free
Confectionery and Sug^r CandT, brown or white, le. per lb. and 85
Copper, old or scrap, in pigs, bars, rods, bolts, ingots, sheets,
and sheathing, not planished or coated, copper wire,
round or fiat, or copper seamless drawn tubing > — . 10
Copper, Rivets and Burrs, and all mannfoctores of, not else-
where specified 80
Copper Sheets, cut in strips or sub-divisions 80
Copper and Brass Wire 10
Copper and Brass Wire Cloth 20
Coraage, for ships' pmposea * 20
Cordage, all other 20
Cordials (see **Spinu") $1.90perI.G.
Com, Indian 7^ cents per bush.
Commeal 40 centa per bbl.
Cornstarch or Flour, Potato Starch, and all preparations having
^ the quality oi starch 2 cents per lb.
Cornelians, unmanufactured Free
Corks, and other manufacturea of Cork-wood or Cork-bark. ... 20
Cork-wood or Bark, nnmannfiictured Free
Corsets . * ■ * • 30
Cotton, grey or unbleached and bleached, not stained, iMinted
or printed 1 cent per square yard and
Cotton, Sheetings, Drills, Ducks, Cheese Cloths, Cotton or
Canton Flannels, not stained, painted or printed, grey
or unbleached or bleached 1 cent per aquare yard and
Cotters, Denims, Drillings, Bed-tickings Ginghama,
Flaids, Cotton or Canton Flannels, Docks and TXrilla,
Dyed or Colored, Checked or Striped Shirtinga, Cot-
tonades, Pantaioon Stuffs, and gooda of hae deecrip-
tion, a)so Sateens and Galateas, 2 centa per sq. yd. and
Cotton Shirts and Drawers, woven or made on tnunea, and all
Cotton Hosiery
Cotton Sewing Thread, on spools
Cotton, Duck or Canvas, of hemp or fiax, and sail twine when
to be used for boats' or ships' sails .... 8
Affidavit must accompany entry to substantiate ita use.
Cotton, alt clothing made oi cotton, mdt vHbich cotton » tho
component part of chief valt4P^cIndmc CoreMs and
linen and cotton Collars, Cufib, Duck Veato and aimlar
articles SO
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Tl6»-Pr«Bid«Btf CtoVAld B.
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Ptrc«Dt.
CotlOB Stwing Thnad, in hanks. 12|
CottmM* all mannlactaret of, not •Isewhcrn fpccifiadi htld
to embrace :— Qailts and Sheets (white or colored).
Cotton Diaper, Window Holland, Prints. Printed
Shirtings, Fun.iture Prints, Cretonne, Plain Prints,
Printed Cotton, Cashmere, Cotton Huckaback, Cotton
Damask in pieces and cloths, Towels, Book Muslin,
Jaconet, Checked Jaconet, Cambric, Bishop's and Vio-
toria Lawns, Tat latant. Hair Cords, Crinoline and all
kinds of Printed Muslins, Leno, Pique, BrilliantSi
Cottons Handkerchiefs, Curtains known as Swiss, Not-
tingham, or Lace, etc., if of Cotton, Muslin Lace, aU
kinds of Cotton Scarfs and Ties, rolled Jaconets, Glove
Finished Cambrics, Moleskins, Corduroy, Cotton, Yel-
Tets and Velveteens,
. Cotton Tapes. Ferrets, Stay-bindings, Bed Lace, Boot
Web, Carpet Binding, Blind Tassels, Window Leno,
Cotton Fringe, Braids, Boot and Stay Laccs,
Velvet Ribbons and all kinds of Cotton Laces 20
Cotton, Seamless Bags, irrespective of contents, and' when
filled bags may be taken as weighing 16 oz. and not of
less value than $3.00 per dot. iz cents per lb. and
Cotton, Prunella •••-.••«••<• *»•••» .^m ■>•>.«•«• <»•«
Cotton, Wadding, Batting, Batts and Warps, Carpet Warps,
Knitting and Hosiery Yams, and other Cotton Yams
under No. 40, not elsewhere specified, not bleached,
dyed or colored 2 cents per lb. and
Cotton Wadding, Batting, Batts and Warps, Carpet Warps,
Knittins and Hosiery Yams, and other Cotton Yams
under Mo. 40, not elsewhere specified, bleached, dyed
or colored 3 cents per lb. and
Cotton Warps on beams Icentperlb. and
Cotton, or Canton Flannel, grey and unbleached and bleached,
not stained, paintedor printed. .1 cent per sq. yd. and
Cotton, all manufiMtures of, not elsewhere specified 2D
Cotton Waste Fren
Cotton Wool Fre«
Cotton and Woollen Netting for Boots, Shoes and Gloves 10
Cotton Umbrellas ^»
Cotton Handkerchiefs. 20
Cotton Seed Cake, Oil Cake, Palm Nut, and Meal Cake Free
Coutille, when imported by Corset manufacturers 20
Cream of Tartar, m Crystals Free
Cuffs, Collars and Shirt Fronts, Paper * SO
Cufls, Collars and Shirt Fronts, Cotton SO
Cuffs, Collars ana Shirt Fronts, Linen 90
Curry Combs and Curry Cards 80
15
10
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Pttr(
Oitl0fy» Irra tad StMl, sol tiMwiMrt tptditd, fathrtlM
tetla« pocktt. and oflot c«U«ry : teimnn aad alManb
teelodiat alMtp shMn; botckera' koivet aad tCMlai
•hoe, huntiof. f lasien' aud fiurien' kaittt ; hmhm for
hortieoltoral porpoata ; and other artidee for eindUr
Jarpoeet at the above: Horee Clippers, 8«i|iad
attmmenU and Deatal lastnimeau 21
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Debaife 20
DMniJohnt 80
Diamonds, unset, induding black diamonds for borers Free
Diamond Dust, or Bort. Free
Drafts, printed, lithographed, or copper or steel plate SO
Dragon's Blood ^ ...Free
Drain Pipesi ....„,. .«,.«nglaied 20
Drain Tile, glased and ungTaxed 20
Drawers, cotton, woven or made on frames 80
Drawers, Shirts and Hosiery, composed wholly of or in part of
wool, worsted, hair of Alpaca goat, or other like ani-
mals 7| cents per lb. and 20
Drawings, Paintings, EDgravinga and Prints 20
Drawn Boiler Tubmg. 10
Druegets •.. 20
Duck, for Belting snd Hose Free
Duck, for Ships* Sails ft
Dyeing or Tanning Articles in a crude state, used in dyeing or
tanning, not elsewhere specified Free
Dynamite, Dualin, Giant Powder Mtd Vigorke, snd other
explosiTCS of which Kitro-glycerir = is a cCiiritituent
part ..... 5 cents per lb. and 20
Dyes, other than aniline, prepared. 20
Eari -^os^'^ .., 85
Eart . " „one ware, and Rockingham Ware and Cane
«... .own or colored .... 25
EartheuT/are, Stonewareand White Granite, or Iron- stoneware
Kad ** C. C." ware, whether decorated, printed or
spongedornot SO
Eggs . Free
Egg Boxes, when imported from the United States to be filled
with eggs asd exported^ may be returned to Canada to
• be refilled without requiring duty a second time, but
« duty must be paid on first importation 25
Electroplate, and gilt of all kinds, not dassed as jewellery. ... 80
Electrotypes and Stereotypes, of standard books, not adver-
tuing books, pamphleu or sheets 10
Electrotypes and Stereotypes for commerdal blanks and adver-
tisements 20
Smery Free
of •▼•vj tfcMvlpitoa
tk«V«li«y.
TARIFF. 99
Ptr ctnt
Emery Pap«r, Mnd and glsM i>aptr and cloth 26
EaginM, locomotive andatationary, fire and other ateamenginca
and boilers and other machinery composed wholly or
in part of iron « 25
EngTAvin^ paintinga, drawinp and prints 20
Entomoiogv, specimens of Free
Envelopes, paper of all kindsi not printed 2S
Envelopea* printed SO
essences, oi Apple, i'ear, rmeappiet Kaapberry, btrawberryt
and other (hiits and Vanilla ^1-90 per I. G. ana 20
Essences, each as Old Tom Gin Essence, Scotch Whiskey, &e> 20
Essential Oils, for manufacturing purposes 20
Esparto or Spanish Grass, and other grasaea and pulp of^ for
the manufacture of paper. . . Frco
Excelsior, for upholsterers' use 20
Extract of Ix)gwood Fres
Fans, "Advertising'* 80
Fans, all other 25
Farina 2 cents per lb.
Festhersy Ostrich and Vulture, undressed •••• 15
Feathers, Ostrich and Vulture, dressed 25
Feathersj^for beds 20
Felloes, Spokes, Hubs and parts of wheels, rough hewn or
sawn onlv 12
Felloes, Spokes, Hubs, and parts of wheels, when finished • . . 26
Felt, for boots and shoes, when imported by manufacturers for
use in their factories..... •.•• 16
Felt, pull-overs for hats • • 25
Felt, for glove linings, when imported by manufiicturers for
their use in factory ••• 10
Felt, adhesive, for sheathing vessels Fres
Felt, endless, for paper makers, when imported by ownufac-
turers for use in.their factories 10
Felt Cloth, of every description, not elsewhers specified
7i cents per lb. and 20
FeltBootoaod Shoes 26
Fibre, Mexican •*• Ttf
Fibre, Vegetable, for manufacturing purposes. . . ^ Fres
Fibre, Tampioo or Istls Fres
Fibrilla Fig
20
Fres
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Frst
Files
Fire>brick or Tiles, for Ibing stoves and fnmsoss. ........
Fire-clay
Fire arms. Muskets, Rifles, Pistols and Shet-gnaa
Firs-arms, for use of Army, Navy and Militia ••<
FishOil
Fiah, of all kinda the product of ihs fiaharist •! lbs United
Scatsa (except fish of ths Inlnd LidtMi w of fivsis
idling into them), and fish prsssrvsd Ib Ml <
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DOMINION
Per cent.
Pish, fresh, salted or smoked, except free by Washington
Treaty 1 cent per lb.
Fish-bait •.•••;•••: ....*''«•
Fish-hooks, Nets, Seines, Lines and Twines for the use of the
Fisheries, but not to inciude sporting, fishing tackle,
or hooks with flies» or trawling spoons Free
Fish-plates, steel, untU 1883 Free
Fish-plate. "iron" 17*
Flannels, of erery description not elsewhere specified
7i cents per lb. and 20
Flasks, glass of every description 90
Flax, fibre, scutched 1 cent per lb.
Flax, fibre, hackled 2 cents per lb.
Flax,towo^ scutched or green ^centperlb.
Flaxseed 10 cents per bush.
Flax Seed Oil, boiled or raw 25
Flint, Flinu and ground Flint-stones Free
Flour, Wheat 50 cents per bbL
Flour, Buckwheat or Meal ^centperlb.
Flour, Com 40cent8perbbl
Flour, Rye 50 cents perbbl.
Flour, Rice 2 cents per lb.
Flour, Sago 2 cents per lb.
Fog Signals, detonating for railway alarms 20
Forks, steeL hay, manure and potato 90
Folia digitalis Free
Fossils Free
Fruit, i£r»r<£ Applet 2centsperlb.
Fruit, driga. Currants, Dates, Figs, Plums, Prunes, Raisins,
and all others not elseiriiere specified. 20
Frttit,/Twn*, Apples............ 40 cents per bbU
Fruit, iTVtfii^ Buickberries, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Straw-
berries 2 cents per quart.
Fruit, £ivtm^ Cherries and Currants. . 1 cent per auart.
Fruit, grten. Cranberries, Plums and Quinces^ 30 cts. per onsh.
Fruit, /9v#M, Grapes. 2c«Qtperlb;.
Fruit, jv«#% Peaches ..40 cents per bush.
Fruit,/yvM, Oranges and Lemons
Fruit, in air-tight cans, tncludmg cans, if sweetened, 3c. per lb.
Fruit, in i»Jr-tight cans, including cans, if not sweetened
^^ 2 cents per lb.
Finut, preserved in brandy and other qririti. . . .$1.90 per I. O.
Fruit Jars, glass and preserve jara 30
Fullers' Earth Free
Fullers^ Earth, when prepared 20
Furniture^ house, cabinet or ottct, finished or in parts. ....... 85
For Skins, dressed 15
Fur Skins, of all kinds, not drsseed in any manner Fvse
Furs, Oipe, Hats^ Muffs* Tippets. Capes, Coats, Qoaks and
other manufactures of Fur 26
#V THB MBCUIUTY OF ITS UUPB POUtCIBS
lilbenUl Surrenders allowed.
TABTFF.
71
Clh Percent
Galateas 2 cents per square yard and 15
Gas and Coal Oil Fiictttres or parts thereof SO
Gas Light Shades SO
Gas Pipes of Cast Iron 25
Gentian Root *....^ ...Free
Ciennan Silver in Sheets Free
Giant Powder 5 cents per lb. and 20
Gm, Geneva (see *'Spirito'*) $i.32l per I. G.
Gin, Old TouH (see '^Spirits'') $l.s3 per I. 0.
Ginseng Root Free
Glassy Ornamental, Figured, Enamelled, Stained, in sheets. . . SO
Glass, Carboys and Demijohns, Pressed Bottles, Flasks and
Phials of every description, Telegraph and Lightning
Rod Insulators, Fruit Jars and Glass Bottles SO
Glass, Lamp and Gas Li^t Shades, Lamps and Lamp Chim'
neys, Globes for Lanterns, Lamp and Gas Lights
Glass, Stained, Tinted, Painted, Vitrified, in sheets
Glassy Window, Stained
Glass, window. Common and Colorless. ...
Glass, Figured, Enamelled and Obscured White, in sheets. . . .
Glass, not Figured, Painted, Enamelled or Engraved
Glass, all others, and manufactures of, not elsewhere specified.
Glass Stoppers
SO
SO
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SO
20
20
20
30
Glass B^
Glass Paper, Sand, Emery Paper and Cloth £5
Glengarry or Scotdi (^ps 25
Globes for Lanterns and Lamps SO
Gloves, Cotton and Lisle and Thread 25
Gloves,Silk .. 25
Gloves, Woollen 25
Gloves and Mits, leather of all kinds .••• 25
Glucose Syrup ^ cent per lb. and 35
Glucose and Crape Sugar, to be classed and rated for duty as
sugar, according to grade by Dutch standard in color.
GoM-Beaters' Moulds and Skins Free
Gra lite, aU manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 20
Granite ware or Iron-stoneware (not iron) ....•••• 30
Gravel ... ...Free
r;r^,i«e and Grease Scrap, for manufacture of So;»'» Free
Grindstones $2.00 per ton
Ground or Pulverized Sawdust 25
Guano, and other animal and vegetable manure (not phosphate) Free
Gums, Amber, Arabic, Australian, British Deztnne, jpopal,
Damar, Mastic, Sandarac, Shellac and Tragacanth . . .Free
Gnms, Chewing, sweetened or flavored 1 cent per lb. and 35
Gums, Chewing not sweetened 20
Gummy Cloth and Gummy Bags Free
Gunpowder. ^;un, rifle and sporting, in kegs, i kegs, ] kttp,
and similar packages 5 cents per lb.
Oonpowder, cannon and musket, in k^;s and barrds, 4c. per lb.
Gonpowder, canister, in pound and | pound tins. . .15c. per lb.
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DOMIKIOK
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Percent.
OnntMwder, blesting and mining 3 cents per lb.
Got and Worm Gat» manolictnred and nnmanniactored, for
whip and other cord Free
Gntta-pereha, manofactares of • 25
Gntta-percha, erode Free
Gyp8am,gronnd.. •••••••.. ...«••• ••• 20
Gn«vm»cradt Free
Hair, curled 2I>
Hair, Amla, Bii£Mo, Bison, Camel, Goat, Hog* Horse, and
Hnman, tieaned or nndeaned, but not cnrled or other-
mnt tnano&ctnred, also Cow. Odf, and I>eer Hair . . .Fret
Hair Oils, Pomatnms and Pastes^ ana all other perftnned pre-
paratioHi used for the hair, month or skin 30
Hams, fresh, salted, dried or smoked .....2 cents per lb.
Handkerchief; cotton 20
Hardware, bmlders', cabinet makers', upholsterers'* carriage
makers', saddlers' and nndertuers' 90
Hats, Cani and Bonnets, not elsewhere specified 25
Hatters' Plush, of silkorcotton Free
Hatters* Fnrs, not on the skin «••• Free
Hemlock Bark Free
Hemp) undressed ...Free
Hemp, Indian (crude drug) Free
Hides, raw, whether dry, salted or pickled ...Free
Hoes, steel 30
Hollow-ware, tinned, glazed or enamelled, of cast or wrought
iron 25
Honey, in the comb or otherwise 3 cents per U>«
Hoofs. ...•••• ,.... Free
Hops 6 cents per lb.
Horse Shoes 30
Horse-shoe Nails 30
Hosiery, cotton of all kind% not elsewhere specified SO
Hosiery, wool of all kinds, not elsewhere specified, Ijfi. p. lb. & 20
Hubs, Spokes and Felloes, rough or sawn only 15
Hubs, Spekesand Felloes, when finidied 25
HymnBooks 5
Hyoecyamus or Henbane Leaf Free
Ice. .....«».. Free
Itldli^iCom 7|ce&ta per bush.
I^Miia Rnbber, Boots and Shoes and Mamvfiwtttna of^ laduding
Vulcanite and EUtttic Web....... .77^ ^
Itifia Rubber, nnfnannfiwtured
Indig6..........i..b...*..
Ink^tbtK^tihg......
Inkflw^ntvM; , ...«....,.
InaQUm>M^ l^^raph and L^tning-rftd
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TABIPP.
78
Per cent.
IroDf old and scrap , .$1.00 per ton
Iron, Pig; $2.00 per ton
Iron, in Slabs. Blooms, Loops or Billets, puddled or not, and
muck and puddled bars and billets 10
Iron, in Bars, rolled or hampered, including flats, rounds and
squares, nail and spike rods, and all other iron not
otherwise specified 17i
Iron, Band and Hoop, Sheet smoothed or polished, coated ar
galvanized} and common or black, 17 gause or thinner,
and Boiler Plate, Tank Iron and Canada jPlates 12}
And the above over 17 gsncft 17}
Iron Chain Cables, over 9-16 men in diameter, whether shack-
elled or swivelled or not 5
Iron Chain and Cables, all othev 20
Iron Nails and Spikes, wrouf t or pressed, including railroad
spikes .\,, ^ . . . .| cent per lb. and 10
Iron, Rolled Beams, Channel, Angle and T Iron *. . . 12^
Iron, Sheet, corrugated 17^
Iron, Mill and MillCranks, and Wrought Forgings for Mills and
Locomotives, or parts thereoCweighing 25 lbs. or more, 20
Iron Masts, for ships, or parts of Free
Iron, rolled round wire rods in coils under | inch diameter. ... 10
Iron and Steel Wire, tinned or coppered, galvanized or not. ... 16
Iron for bridges and structural work 25
Iron, malleable, castings 25
Iron, stove and other castings, not elsewhere specified 25
Iron Tin Plates Free
Iron Nuts and Bolts together, classed as Bolto 30
Iron Wire Nails called '• Points de Piris »' 30
Iron Furniture, including bedsteads and ornamental Iron work
and wire work 25
Iron, Wrought, Tubing, not threaded or coupled over 2 in. in
diameter 15
Iron, Wrought, Tubing, threaded or coupled or not, 2 in. or
wider 25
Iron, and mann&ctures of, not elsewhere specified 20
Iris Free
Istle or Tampico Fibre Free
Ivory or Ivory Nuts, unmauufiactured Free
Ivory Veneers, sawn or split only, not planed or polished Free
. alapRoot Free
, apanned and Tin Ware^ not elsewhere specified 25
. cans 2 cents per square yard and 15
. ewdlery. and mannfiicturea of Gold and Smr » 90
/uiACfOld Frais
. ttt, manufiicturea of 20
,uta«a4iia«^Cairp«tt 20
^ titt^ nnmannactortd Frea
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•' Percent.
Kelp t Free
Kerosene and Coal Oil, distilled* purified or refined, not else-
where specified 71-5 cents per I. G.
Kerosene and Coal Oil Fixtures, or parts thereof SO
Knitting Machines 25
Knife Blades or Knife Blanks in the rough, unhandled, for the
use of Electro Platers .. . 10
Knivesfor Mowers and Reapera and Cutter Bars. 35
Kryolite * Free
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Labels of every description, printed, lithographed or copper ur
steelplate. 30
Lac, dye, crude, seed, button, stick and shell Free
LampSfGlass •. SO
Lamp Shades, glass SO
Lard, tned and rendered * • . -2 cents per lb*
Lard, untried 1| cents per lb.
LardOU ... 20
Lava, unmanufactured • Free
Lead, old and scrap aud in pigs 40 cents per 100 lbs.
Lead, bais, blocks and in sheets .^ .60 cents per 100 lbs.
Lead, white and red, also dry white zinc 5
Lead, Pig and Shot 30
Lead, all manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 80
Leather, sole, tanned but rough or undressed 10
Leather, Morocco Skins, tanned but rouch or undressed. ..... lU
Leather, sole and belting leather, tanned out not waxed. 15
Leather, sole and belting, dressed and waxed IT. ... . 20
Leather, all upper and French kid, tanned but not waxed. .... 15
Leather, all upder and French kid, dressed and waxed 20
Leather, japanned, patent, or enamelled 20
Leather, and all other skins tanned, not elswhere specified ... 20
Leather, belting and all manufactures of, including boots aad
shoes 2
Leather, Board. . . , 3 cents per lb.
Leather, Boot and Shoe Counters .f cent per pair
Leeches Free
Lemons, and rinds of, in brine for candying Free
Licorice Root Free
Linen clothing 30
Linen, other manu&ctures of. 20
Linings, (Rolled) Cotton 20
Linseed Oil, Rawer Boiled 25
Litharge , Free
Lithographic Stones not Engraven 20
Litmos and all Lichens, prepared and not prepared Fne
Locks of all kinds ....vT..... .... 80
Logs and round unmanufactured Timber, not elsewhere speci-
fied , , Free
Logwood, Extract of Free
ciAir ABiAJi coHPAirr oi^nsM
pnTEBTimiO MFK mBlTmBI
Psr cent*
Locomotives and Railway, Passenger, Baggage and Freight
Cars, being the property of Railway Companies in the
United States running upon any Line of Road crossing
the Frontier, so long as Canadian Locomotives and
Cars are admitted free under similar circumstances in
the United States, under regulations to be prescribed
by the Minister of Customs Free
Locomotives, Tires of Steel or ** Bessemer " in the rough 10
Lumber and Timber, PJanks and Boards, sawn, of B<ncwood,
Cherry, Walnut, Chestnut. Mahogany, Pitch Pine,
Rosewood, Sandal-wood, Spanish Cedar, Oak, Hick-
ory and Whitewood, not shaped, planed, or otherwise
manufactured ■. .Free
Lumber and Timber, Spanish Cedar cut by knife Free
Lumber and Timber, not elsewhere specified 20
Linoleum " as Oil Cloth," 80
^*ace 25
Macaroni and Vermacelli 20
Machine Screws, except Wood Screws SO
Machine Screws, intended for holding in wood, without nuts
. or other iron fixtures, to be classed as Wood Screws ; . 35
The same imported with nuts, or properly Screw Bolts. . 80
Machines, Sewing (see Sewing Machines).
Mucliiuery. not eisewhere specified 25
Madder and Munjeet, or Indian Madder, ground and prepared
and all extracts of Free
Malt 15 ots per bushel.
Manilla grass Free
Mamels, slate .• 80
Mantels, marble • - 80
Manure, Gu?«*o. and other animal amd vegetable,
.••••••• ••.f lee
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Marble Slabs, sawn on not more than two sides #..•• 15
Marble Blocks and Slabs, sawn on more than two sides. ...... 20
Marble, finished 25
Marble all manufactures of , no,t elsewhere specified 80
Marble, in blocks from quarries in the rough, or sawn on two
sides only, and not specially shapen, c<m'^'ng 15
cubic feet or over ^ 10
Maps and Charts— not AtUses 1 , ^ .•• 20
Masts, Iron, or parts of, for ships t • ataFree
Mattrasses, 85
Meal, Buckwneat i cent per lU
Meal Cake, Oil Cake, Cotton Seed Cake, and Palm Nat Cake. .Fiet
Meats, fresh or salted, oo actotl weight, as received in Canada,
except shooldeta, a24sa, bacon and hams. .1 cent per lb.
Meats, Corned Beef 2centsperlb.
Msau, Essence of Beef (eitiact) 20
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POMINIOK
Perotnt.
lleau, all others, dried, smoked cr piesenred, in any other way
' than salted or piokJedf not elsewhere specincd
2 cents per Itk
Medals, of gold, silver or copiier Free
Meerschaum, crude or raw Fres
Menageries, horses, cattle, carriages and harness of, under regu-
lations to be prescribed by Minister of Customs Fret
Mica.
20
Military Stores and Munitions of War Fret
Mill Board, not Stra^v Board 10
Mitts and Gloves, 28
Mineralogy, specimeutf uf. Frse
Models and Patterns of Inventions, and other improvements in
the arts, but no articles or article shall be deemed a
model or improvement which can be fitted for use Free
Molasses (see Syrups).
Moss, Iceland, and other mosses, crude Free
Moss, beaweed, and all other vegetable substances used for beds
and mattrasses. m their natural state cr only cleaned. • Free
Mower and Reaper Knives, and Cutter Bars, as edge tools. ... 35
Music, printed, bound in sheets r 10 cents per lb*
Musical Instruments for bands of Army and Navy Free
Musical Instruments, brass 25
Musical Instruments, wood 25
Musical Instruments, silver 2n
Musical Instruments, vulcanite 25
Musical Inst uments, Accordeons 25
Musical Instruments, Triangles 25
Muskets, Rifles, Guns and Fistols, not elsewhere specified ... 20
Mustard Seed, unground . • 15
Mostard Seed, ground or prepared 25
Nailsi Clout, Hungarian, Horse-Shoe, and Iron Wire, called
•♦ Point de Paris"
Nails and Spikes, Cut ^ cent per lb. and
Nails and Spikes, Wrought and Pressed, whether i^vanized
or not...... } cent per lb. and
Nails and Spikes, Composition and Sheathing.
Napkin Rings, Plated T
Napkin Rings, not Plated
Naphtha, not elsewhere specified 71-6 cents per I. G,
NwtsfootOil
30
10
10
20
30
20
20
Newspapers received by Mail Free
Nickel , Free
Nickel sheets 10
Nitrate of Soda or Cubic Nitte Free
Nitro-Gl|cerine. . , 10 ctoti per lb. and 20
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Percent,
Nntiy IroD leent per lb. and 10
Nuttt all kinds aictpt Coooft Nntt 20
NttUt Cocoa ..$1.00 per 100
NttUnciga 25
NatgaUs Free
O
Oak Bark Free
Oakum Free
Oata 10 cents per bosh.
Oatmeal. i cent per lb.
Ochres, dry, ground or ungroond, washed or unwashed, not
calcined 10
Oils, kairt perfumed ornot 30
Oils, Coal and Ktr»s§ntt distilled, purified or refined, Naphtha,
Benzole, petroleum, producu of petroleum, coal, shale
and lignite not elsewhere specified. .7 1-6 cents per 1. G.
Oils, Lubricating 23
Oils, CarMicot htae^t used for making wooden block pave-
ments^ for treating wood, for building and for railway ties. 10
Oi\s,Oinwot Salad Oa 20
Oil Ctf^/^tcwr medicated 20
OWttLatd 20
Ot\%^ Linseed ot Flaxutdt tw ox boiled 25
QWNeat^ooi ,,. :... 20
Oil.2^^rM 20
Oil SesameSeed 20
Oils, Cocoanut and Palm in their natural state Free
Oil Cake, Cotton Seed Cake, PAlm-nut Cake and Meal. Free
Oil Cloth for floors and Linoleum stamped, painted or printed, .^o
Oil Cloth for tables, carriages, etc 80
Oiive Oil or SaladOU 20
Opium (drug) 20
Opium prepared for smoking $5 per lb.
Oranges, rinds of, in brine tor candying Free
Oresof Metals of all kinds Free
Organs, Cabinet, Reed Organs having not more than two sets of
reeds .^ $10 U) each.
Organs, Cabinet, hariag OTer two and ngt more than four sets of
reeds $I500each.^
Organsi Cabinet, having OTer four and not more than six sets
of reeds $20 00 each.
Organs, CadiineL having over six sets of reeds. . . $30 00 each.
and in ad(Ution thereto on «^ ^fsr^M •• 1^
Organs.iripe, uuU sets or paru ut «:eui oi reeus forCabinet Organs 25
Ornamental Iron Work 2S
Ornaments for ladies' head-dresses, hats, bonnets, belts, dress-
clasps, &c, to be rated according to the material or
component part of chief value.
Osiers Free
Oxalic Acid
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JP Per cent
Paila, Tubs, Chunii^ and othar nianuiactures of Wood Coi elaa-
where apecified 25
Paints and Colon grbund in oil or any othtr liquid 25
Paints and Colors not elsewhere specified •• 20
Paints and Colors, White and Red Lead dry« also Zine
•..•••••• 6
Paintings, Engravings, Drawings and Prints 20
Paintia«sin Oil by Artists of well known merit, or copies of
the old Masters, by such Artists Frse
Pslm Leaf, onmannf actnred Free
Palm-nnt Cake, Meal Cake, Cotton Seed Cake, and Oil Cako. . Free
PunpUets and Periodicals not imported through the Post Offictf 15
Pamphlets and Periodicals imported through Post Ofico for
subscribers Frse
Paper, Calendered 221
In its meaning held practically to apply to all writing paperB»
smooth surfaced papers, whether coloured or wnitey
drawing paper and enamelled paper, but does not apply
to ordinary printing paper, known to the trade as
"news" paper, or to wrapping, timue, filtering or
blotting paper, which latter are 20
Paper printing, not Calendered 20
Paper Bags, Printed , SO
Paper Bags, not Printed 25
Paper, manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 25
Paper, Carpet Lining 20
Paper, Union Collar Cloth, in sheets^ not shapen 5
Paper of all kinds not elsewhere spedfied a .••«• 20
Paper, Wall, indnding Window Shades and Trunk Linings. . 90
Paper Hangings SO
PsperMachd 26
Paper Borders, Cornices, Edgings, ftc., for cigar boxes, per-
forated or embomed paper, confectionery paper, bodk
marks, tags, cards, and cardboard, photc^prapnic matth
ice,, as manufactures of paper 25
Patent Medicines, or any medicine or preparation of which the .
recipe is kept secret, or the inipredients thereof aro kept f
secret* recommended br advertisement, bill or laJjel ior
the rdief of any disorder or ailment, in liquid form. . • 50
Patent Medicines, all other than liquid 25
Peas... 10 cents per bush.
Pearl, Mother of, not manufactured. Free
Pencils, lead, in Wood or otherwise 25
Pen and Psndi Holders..... 20
Pdts Free
Ptreossum Caps, for gun and rifle... •• 20
Capo, for blasting • SO
mMMvnrnaukrxwu AccsDMBn fouhtv
•aoM
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30
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15
25
Per cent.
Penodicali 16
Perfamerv, including toilet preparations. 30
Perfnmed Spirits, in bottles or flasks not weighing more than
4 ox
Perfnmed Spirits (held to include Bay Ram) in bottles or flasks
and other packages weighing mora than 4 oz. each
$1.90 per I. G. and
Petrolemn and products o^ not elsewhere specified
7 1-5 cents per I. G.
Phials, glass of erery description
Philosophical Instruments, and apparatus, including globes and
pictorial illustrations of insects, etc* when imported by
or for use of colleges and schools, scientific and literary
societies Free
Phosphorus Free
Phosphor Bronze blocks, sheets and wire 10
Pianofortes, square, whether round-cornered or not, not over 7
octaves S25.00 each.
Pianofortes, square, all other ]|30.00each.
Pianofortes, upright S3000 each.
Pianofortes, concert, semi-concert or parlor grand, $50.00 each.
And in addition to above specific duty
Pianofortes^ parts of. including brass agraffe pins
Pianos, a piano imported, consisting of case, frame, sounding-
board, &Cf but without the action, should be treated as
a piano, liable to the specific duty, and the md vaUrgm
duty on its value in that state.
Picture Frames 35
Pipe Clay in natural condition Free
Pipes, Briar and other ^
Pins, HookSf and Byes .t« -.... 20
Pistols not elsewhera spedfied •>«. 20
Pitch-pine • Free
Pitch, Coal 10
Plants, viz.: — Apple Trees, of all kinds .2 cents each.
Cherry Ttees, of all kinds 4 cents each.
Peach Trees
Fear Trees, of all kinds 4 cents each.
Plum Trees, of all kinds 5 cents each.
4 Quince Treets 2| cents each.
^Plants and Shrubs, lawn and ornamental trees, not elsewhere
specified
Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, ground 10 cents per 100 lbs.
Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, calcined or manufactured, 15 cents
per 100 Ibe.
Plaits, straw, tuscan or grass Free
Plates, engraved on wo^, steel or any other metal 20
Plated- ware. Electro-plate and Gilt of all kinds, (not jewellery) 90
Playing Cards 6 cetns per pack
Plumbago.. 10
Plumbagd, all manuhictures of, not elsewhere specified 20
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DOBaNIOK
PlMh.iilk or cotton, forhatttra Free
PoomuIm, French, or iower odora, prMtfftd in tat or oil for tho
parpoM ol cooMrring tho o4on d tlowort which do
not bear the heat of dlstillationf when imported ia tine
of not leee than 10 Ibe. each 15
Pomatum, or Paete, for hair, month or akin 80
Porter, Ale and Beer, ing^orted in boltlea (6 qoarta and 12 pinu
to !• Cr*) ••••••••••••••••••••••,, • jB centa per I* (}•
Porter, Ale and Beer, imported in caaka or otherwise than in
bottles 10 cents per I G.
Potatoes * 10 cents per bush .
Porcelain-ware 25
Porcelain-ware, Lam);> Shades ?5
I'uiticrtt and advertising pwrnphlets or billn 6 cents per lb> and 20
Prayer Hooks, Psaim ana Hymn Books, ana Bioles
Prints, Drawings, Engravings and Paintings- . «
Printing Presses, not to include t^pe-writers, electric pens,
numbering mnchines, or datmg stamps 1 ^
Prunella, Cotton and Woollen Netting for ooota, shoes and
gloves 10
Prunellaol Cotton 2 cents per square yard and 15
Pumice and Pumice Stone Free
Pumice Stone, ground and powdered .....•• 20
Putty.... 25
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uinine, sulphate of Free
of Cotton, linen, jute, hemp, paper waste or clipi>ings
and waate of any kind fit only for manufacturing paper. Free
Rags, woollen Free
Raus, iron, or railway bars for railways or tram-ways 15
Railway Iron, Iron Fish-plates, Frogs, Frog-points, Chaira and
Finger -bars 17i
Rakes and Rake-teeth 35
Rattans, unmanufactured Free
Receipts, printed, lithographed or copper or steel plate receipts 80
Reeds, unmanufactured Free
Rennet, raw or prepared Free
Resin Free
Revolvers, not elsewhere specified • 20
Rhubarb Root. Free
Rice leeatperlb.
Kice Flour* *•••.••••..•••....••••••..•*•*•••• .Scents par lb*.
Riflee, not daewhere apewfied .•••• 20
Rtvet8,B«ltaaBdWaBben. 90
Reee Water, without spirits 80
- Rose Water, when withoit afirita,lobe tfaMMd aa jMciuurr.
RumCsae^^Spirito") Z.Tr,.,f,„.,..tl.mw9fhG.
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BUSINESS DIBEOTOBT.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricultural Implements.
MATTHEW MOODY & SONS,
■"*■ TERREBONNE and la FOUNDLING STREET,
MONTRBAL,
Awnings.
T R. BAIN, 13 ST. JOHN STREET,
^ * Makes every deacription of
AWNINGS FOR DWELLING HOUSE bR STORE.
Brolcers.
OSWALD BROTHERS,
STOCK BROKERS,
53 St. Francois Xavibr Stkbbt, Montrbal.
PAYNE & PICKEN, Accountants, Audit-
ors & GENERAL AGENTS, 124 St. Jambi Stbbbt,
Montreal. Special Facilities fox the Collection of Book Debts,
House Rents, &c Trust Estates carefully administered. The
Banking and Exchange Business of J. B. Picken & Co. is still
continued as heretofore.
aAULT & HUBBARD,
INSURANCE and STOCK,
104 St. Francois Xavibr Strbbt, Montreal.
Brewers.
■QAWES & CO.,
ST. JAMES STREET. (West), MONTREAL.
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•*-' 833 St. Jambs Stkbbt,
MONTREAL.
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WM. DRYSDALE & CO.,
'' 233 St. Jambs Strbbt, Montreal.
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Biscuits.
IT STEINSON & CO.,
-■-*•• CoRNBR iNStaCTOR AND WiLLIAM StS.
MONTREAL.
Prin
Confectioners.
TAS. W. TESTER & CO., Manufacturers of j
Confectionery by Steam Power, Importers of Foreign Fruits,
163 and 164 McGiLL Strbbt, opposite Albion Hotel, Montreal.
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VENNETHiCAMPBELL & CO.,
CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL.
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D J. DEVINS,
J-l.« Next the Court House,
NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.
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T YMAN, SONS & CO.,
382 St. Paul Street, MONTREAL.
Engines.
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GEORGE BRUSH,--Eagle Foundry,
" . . 14 TO 34 KiKQ AND Queen Streets,
iIontreal.
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Engines.
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ARDNER & SON,
NOVELTY ENGINE WORKS,
Nazakbth, Brbnxan and DAiiHousiE Stbebts.
Engineers and Macliinists.
TOHN LAURIE & BRO.,
72 AND 74 W£I<IiINOtON Stbbet.
MONTREAL.
FELIX & HAMILTON,
GENERAL MACHINISTS,
Ckaig Stbbbt, (Opposite Ck>te).
Printing Presses a specialty. All work promptly attended to.
Office Desi<s, &c.
TEES & CO., St. James Street, West,
MONTREAL.
Flour Merchants.
BRODIE & HARVIE, Flour Merchants,
Manufacturers of Brodie & Harvie's Srlp Raising Flour.
Family and Pastry Flour, Graham Flour. Cracked Wheat. Oatmeal,
Commeal, Hominy, Feed Stuffs, &c. Self- Raising XXX Flour,
Do. Graham Do,, Do Buckwheat Do.
Fix>UB Depot, 10 and 12 Bleury Stbbet.
Grocers.
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AUCHER & TELMOSSE, Importers and
VX Dealers in Grockries, Wimes, Spirits, Meal, Provisions,
LaRD, etc., 242 db 244 St. Paul Street, MONTREAL.
Gunsmiths.
JOSEPH MANTON, Manufacturer of Guns
PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE, AMMUNITION. MAN-
TONS CELEBRATED GUN OIL. 499 Craig Street.
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Harowabb Mebohants
GUNS AND CUTLERY A SPECIALTY.
30 St. Sulficx Street, Montbbal.
DRUMMOND, McCALL & CO.,
Agents and Importers of
Colder Pig Irony Heavy Metals^ Cutlery and General Harduare,
16 Custom- House Squabe, Montbeal
Insurance.
pITIZENS LIFE, ACCIDENT AND
V FIRE INS. CO.
Gr. E. HART, Manager, 179 St. James SireeT) Montbeal.
niTY OF LONDON INS. CO.,
yJ W. R. OSWALD,
53 <& 55 St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.
nOMMERCIAI^ UNION INS. CO.
\J F. COLE,
64 St. Francois Xaviek Street, Montreal.
nONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION,
yJ H. J. JOHNSTON,
110 St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.
nUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO.,
\J ROBT. SIMMS & CO., and GEO. DENHOLM,
13 St. Sacrame^it Street, Montreal.
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MPERIAL FIRE INS. CO .
BINTOUL BROS.,
6 Hospital Street, Montreal.
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T IVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INS.
i-^ CO. G. F. C. SMITH, Manager.
16 Place D^Armes, Montreal.
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BUSINESS DIBEGTOBY.
Insurance.
pHCENIX FIRE INS. CO.,
-■- B. W. TTBB, Manager.
32 St. Sacbahxht Stbbkt. MoNTBaAii.
ROYAL CANADIAN INS. CO.,
JAS. DAVISON, Manager.
160 St. Jamxs 8tbxst« Montbbai<,
CjTANDARD life ASSURANCE CO.,
*0 . W. M. BAMSAY, Manager.
■ • • . 161 St Jamss Stbsxt, MontbsaI'-
Iron, &c.
^ & R P. CURRIE & CO.
100 GBEY NUN STBEET, MONTBEAL.
Leather Belting.
ROBIN & SADLER, Manufacturers of
Leather Belting, Fire Engine Hose and Lace Leather,
694, 696 and 698 St. Josxvr St., Mohtrxai..
JC. McLaren, Manufacturer of Leather
« Belting and Hose, Card Clothing and Beed's Mill Supplies,
<&c. Ac. St. Jamxs Strict, West, Montreal. P.O. Box 1296.
M anufacturers' Agents.
A K. ADAMS, 1 8 Victoria Square, Montreal,
V. 9 Agenj^ J. & J. Tkylor^a Toronto Safe Works, mannfxetmws
of lire and Burglar Proof Securities. Bank and contract work a
specialty. House Safes to order. Second-hand Safes for sale.
ULFF & CO., Mftrs^ Agents and Importers.
Confectioners Sundries, Glucose, Oum Arabic, Tragac-
antht Bheltao, £ssentt»t CHls, Oanniiie. etc. Aniline Djes and
I^ettitflli^ Omet and Oljeeriaa, Gold and Silrer Leaf and Bronses,
Mirror Glassy Hilr a^tb* M<M»ccQ| CoiiiUces, «tc, ete.
SS 9r. SuiincB Stbsbv, JioimuBAL.
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Metal Works.
pHARLES GARTH & CO.,
yj DOMINION METAL WORKS,
58S Craio Stbkxt, Montbbal.
Nail Manufacturers.
TlfONTREAL ROLLING MILLS CO.,
409 ST. PAUL STREET, jtONTRE AL.
pECK, BENNY & CO., Iron, Cut Nails,
X Clinch and Patent Pressed Nails, Horse Nails, Ship and Rail-
"way Spikes. Works, LxoHiinB Ganal.
Offiox, 391 ST. PAUL STREE T, MONTREAL.
Paints and Oils.
MICHEL LEFEBVRE & CO., ^^JSli^''
^ " ■^ A perfect substitute for Alcohol, and 5O, p. cent cheaper, used as solvent
for Shellac Gums in making VHrnishes and Lacquers ; also for cutting Oils, pre-
paring Dye bluffs. Tinctures, Medicines, extracting Perfumes and Essences,
thawing frosty Gas pipes and Meters, etc., etc.. In general use in Laboratories
of Anatomy and Natural History; employed by Lithographers, Photographers,
Gilders, Shoemakers, etc. For burning and mechanical purposes generally it
has no equal, gi, a8 and 25 GOSFORD STREET, MONTREAL.
McARTHtTR, CORNEILLE & CO.,
Successors to John McARTlIUR St SON, Oil, Lead, Color and
Varnish Merchants, Importers of English and Belgian Window Glass, chemi-
cals; Dye Stuffs. Naval Stores, etc. 310 to 3x6 ST PVUL STREET, and
147 to isi COMMISSIONERS STREET. MONTREAL.
BAYLTS MANUFG CO.,
VARNISHES, JAPANS, VSTHITE LEAD, Ac.
Nazabbth Stbbst, MOMTBXAIi.
Paper.
QANADA PAPER COMPANY,
874 8t. PAXnb SXRXn, MOHTBBAIi.
TVOMINION PAPIER COMPANY,
1(K) QvMt Nun &rB«w, Momtbxaii.
BUSINESS DIREGTOBY.
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Painters.
j.^
OWENS,
114 BliBUBT StBBST, MOXTBBAIi.
Photographers.
IIENRI LARIN, Photo Artist,
18 St. Lawkknok Maik Stbbkt, Montbbal.
J G. PARKS,
196 >^ St. Jamxs Stbekt, MoihbeaIi.
Printing.
J.
THEO. ROBINSON,
64 St. Francois Xavibb Stbbbt, Montbbal
THE BEST EQUIPPED JOB OFFICE IN THE CITY.
Publisher.
T THEO. ROBINSON, Publisher of Starke's
t ALMANAC and GENERAL REGISTER, The A B C
RAILWAY GUIDE, Monthly; Subscription price, $1.00 a year
Printing Ink.
BAYLIS MANUF'G CO.
26 Nazabbth Stbbbt, Montbbaii.
Rubber.
flANADIAN RUBBER CO., of Montreal,
v^Manufeotoxers of Rubber Shoes and Fblt Boots. Warerooms,
333 d; 836 $%, Paul Street, Montreal, and 46 Yonge Street, Toronto.
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Steamiihipi.
DOMINION LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
DAVID TOBBAirOE A CO.,
8 HOiviTAii SnnutTi Movtbbaii.
Stationers.
D MILLER SON & CO.,
MoGIL li STREET, MONTREAL.
Sewing Macliines.
'rHE Celebrated Williams Sewing Machines
L 100^000 now in nae in Canada.— Hie beat proof of thieir merit !
Factories, Bouae's Point ao4 MontreaL The most ponuli^ MacUne
in the world. WIUJAMS HANUF'G CO., 247 Noti« Dame
Street, M<mtreaL ^ o: ''■'<:'■ '
Vinegars.
MICHEL LEFEBVRE & CO.,^^^jf.I{Sr«
Our ViAe|iF>"^ are nuui&factured on the most approved principles, com -
bined with die latest iniprovei:i«tts which the progress of the times hap put at
the disposal of Technical Arts. We use only the putfut and h«atthiest sub-
stances, and, therefore, irre warrant our Vinq^irs pure and free from boison.
We do not use one single drop of Sulphuric Acid, and we do not tmy one drop
of Acetic Acid, mode outot wood, to obtain a«:tttoas strcnt^th; whfl^ •ionie
manufacture*!, buy Acetic Acid by the caridad to sdl a mixture which they call
Vinegar. «l, 23 «t «5 GOSFOKD STKEEf. MONTREAL-
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TATIPF.
81
Percent.
Rye 10 cent! per bush.
Rye Flour 60 cento per bbl.
Rubber, manufacture of. 25
Safes, " Iron," and doors for safes and yanlts 2&
Saffron Cake Free
Saffron and Safflower, extracts of Free
Sago 20
Sago Flour 2centsperlb.
Sails for Uoato and Ships Z9
Sal*Anunonia Free
Sal-Soda Free
Salt, imported from the United Kingdom or any British posses-
sion, or imported for the use of the sea or Gulf fisheries, Free
Salt, except salt imported from the United Kingdom or any
British possession, or imported for the us& of the sea
or Gulf fisheries, which shall be free from duty, 8 cento
per 100 lbs.
Salt, in bags, barrels, and other packages.. 12 cents per 100 lbs.
Saltpetre 20
Sand * Fr«a
Sand-paper, Glass, and Emery-paper and Cloth 25
Satin, silk 90
Satteens, colored as " Jeans," 2 cents per square yard and 15
Satchels, Trunks, Valises and Carpet-Bags 30
Saw-dust 25
Saws of all kbds 30
Scales, Balances, Weighing Beams and Steelyards 30
Screws, Steel, Iron, called Wood-screws," 35
Screws, Macmne Screws, not ** Wood-screws" 80
Screws, Machine, intended for holding in wood, without nutoor
other iron fixtures, to be classed as wood screws. ...••• 36
The same imported with nuto are properly screw bolto 30
Screws, with Muto 30
Sea-grass Free
Sealskin— Imitations in w«ol to be classed asoloakings
T^centoperlb. and
Seamless Drawn Tubing, '* Zinc "
Seamless Drawn Tubing, ** Brass"
Seamiess Drawn Tubing, '* Copper"
Seamless Cotton Bags . • 2 cents per lb. and
Sea-weed, Moss, and all other Vegetable Substances used for
beds and Mattrasses, in their natural state or only
cleaned Free
Seeds, flower, garden, field and other seeds for agricultural
purposes when in bulk or other laige parcels 15
Seeds, the same in small papers or parcels ...... .^ 25
Seeds, for agrioiltural purposes do not include Anise, Carda-
mon, Colchicum, Cummin, Fenugreek, Hvoscymus,
Philandri, Stramonium, Worm. Carraw4Vi Canary.
20
10
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15
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82
DOMINION
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Per cent.
Seeds, mustard, ungroand 15
Seeds, mustard, ground 25
Senna, in leaves Free
Sesame Seed Oil
Settlers' ££Fects — Wearing Apparel, Household Furniture,
except Sewing Machines and Pianos, Professional
Books, Implements and Tools of Trade, occupation or
employment, which the settler has had in actual use for
at least six months before removing to Canada ; not to
include machinery or live stock, or articles imported for
use in any manufactory, establishment, or for sale ; pro-
vided that any dutiable article entered as Settlers'
Effects shall not be sold or otherwise disposed of with-
out payment of duty until after two years actual use in
Conada. Provided that under regulations to be made
by the Minister of Customs live stock, when imported in
Manitoba or the North- West Territory by intending
settlers, shall be free until otherwise ordered by the
Governor in Council Free
Sewer Pipes, unglazed 20
Sewer Pipes, glazed 25
Sewing Machmes, whole, or heads or parts of heads of Sewing
Machines $2 each and 20
Sewing Machines, parts of, viz.: Stands and table tops, imported
separately ; stands to be treated as castings, and wood-
work as manufactures of wood, both
25
Shawls, if not composed chiefly of silk •. 25
" " 30
20
Shawls, silk
Shawls, knitted 7^ cents per lb. and
Shellac Varnish #1.90 per gallon.
Shingles
Ships, and all other vessels built in any foreign country, whether
steam or sailing vessels, on application for Canadian
register, on the fair market value of the hull, rigging,
machinery and all appurtenances
Shirts, Cottofif woven or made on frames .
Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery, Wool, wholly or in part, worsted,
hair of Alpaca goat or other like animal, 7j cents per
lb. and
Shirtings, Cotton, checked and striped, 2 c^nts per sq. yard and
Shirt Fronts, Collars and Cuffs
Shot, lead
Shot Guns, not elsewhere specified
Show Cases, of any material $2 each and
Show Cards or Bills 6 cents per lb. and
Shovels. Spades^ ,
Shoulders and Sides, fresh, salted, dried or smoked, 2c. per lb.
Shrubs and Trees, no'i elsewhere specified
Silex or Crystalized Quartz Free
Silicias and Casbans, plain, beetled or printed 20
Silk Twist and Sewing Silk 25
20
10
30
20
15
30
30
20
35
20
35
20
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25
Per cent.
Silks, raw, or as reeled firom the cocoon, not being doubled,,
twisted or advanced in manufacture in any wmj, silkV
cocoons and silk waste • Free
Silk Velvets, and all manufactures of silk, of which nlk is the
component part of chief value £0
Silk, in the gum, not' more advanced than singles, tram, and
thrown organzine 16
Sillt, Manufactures of, embrace, glactf, cros grain, dncapew
berathea. Cashmere, Gros de rfaples, black and
coloured ; black and coloured Torquotse, satinSf sarse*
nets* Persians, poplins and all other piece goods of
which silk ?s the component part of chief value ; all
silk clothing, crapes, silk umbrellas and parasols, vel-
vets, terries, chenilles, rCbbons, silk plush, hat bands,
velvet ribbons, silk braids, fringes, laces, trimnlings,
tassels, gloves, lace mitts, shawls, hosiery and under-
clothing, ties, scarfs, bows, ferrets, handkerchiefs,
Prussian bindings, sofa gimp, orris lace, float lace,
mantillas or jackets, boot and stay laces, silk warp
Paramatta, silk tapestry, silk warp alpaca, &c. 30
Silver, rolled , , 10
Silver, German, in sheets Free
Silver or Gold Coins (except United States silver coin) l^'reo
Silver Leaf, for painters and gilders 25
Skates of all kinds ^30
Skins, undressed, dried, salted or pickled Free
Slates, Scnool aad Writing, and Porcelain and Drawing Slates 25
SlateMantles Jv
Slate Slabs, square pr in special shapes 20
Sleighs
121
20
30
20
Snuff and Manufactured Tobacco £0 cents per lb. and
Soap, common Brown and yellow not perfumed i^ cent per lb.
Soap, common, soft and liquid (not pertumed) • ' * ,; "
Soap, Castile and white 2 cents per lb.
Soap, perfumed and toilet
Soap, Saddlers\ and silver soap ^
SodaAsh Free
Soda Caustic • !««
Soda, Silicate of %"
Soil Pipes, cast iron ^^^
Spades, Shovels. V" r'i'"i.'
Spanish or Esprrto Grass, and other grasses and pulp of, for the
manufacture of paper Free
Spectacles and Eye-glasses • ^
Spelter, in blocks or pigs.. • Free
Sperm Oil ••• VVr"* ^"
Spices— Ginger and Spices of all kinds (except Mace and Nut-
me^s) unground ."
Spices, as above, ground ^?
Spsces, Nutmegs and Mace • \^""1 7^
Spikes and Nails, cut * cent per lb. and 10
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84
DOMINION
Per cent.
Spikw and Nails wrought and pressedi whether galvanised or
not ] cent per lb. and 10
Spikes and Nails, composition and sheathing 20
Spirits of Turpentine ... ..*.. 10
Spirits and Strong Waters not having been sweetened or mixed
with any article so that the degree of strength thereof
jannot be ascertained by Syke? Hydrometer, for every
Imperial gallon of the strength of proof by such Hydro-
meter, and s > in proportion for any greater or less
strength than a gallon, vis.: Geneva Gin. Rum, Whiskey
andunenumeratedarticlesoflikekmds$l.H2i per 1. G.
Spirits. Brandy Ill -45 per I.G.
Spirits. Whiskey. Geneva Gin, and Rum,. . . . j ;l 82| per I.G.
Spirito, Old Tom Ginin Bilk $1.32iperl G.
Spirits, sweetened or mixed so that the degree of strength can-
not be ascertained as aforesaid, viz. : Rum Shrub,
Cordials, Scheidam Schnapps, Tafia, Bitters and un*
enumerated articles of like kind . $1.90 per I G.
Spirits, Strong; Waters imported into v. madamixed with any
ingredient or ingredients and although thereby coming
under the denomination of Patent Medicines, Tine-
tures, Essences, Extracts, or any O'her denomination
not elsewhere specfied, shall be neverihe ess deemed
spirits or strone waters and subi < "> ii>v
11.90 per I. G. and
Spirits and Strong Waters not elsewhere specihed, ;j^i no p.i.G.
Spokes, Hubs. Felloes, rough or sawn only . . . .
Spokes, Hubs, Felloes .... .
Sprigs, Tacks and Brads ...
Staroii Com Starch, and all preparations having the quality of
starch . ... 2 cents per lb.
Stationery of all kinds not elsewhere specified ■ •
The following artic'es not specially named in the tariff, may
be classed as stationery, viz. : Penholders and pencil
cases ot all kinds, paper bmders and fasteners (metal),
pencil sharpeners, mucilage, paper weights and Siips,
copying pencils, inkstands, (except electro plated)
notarial sen's, philosophical and mithemattcal instru-
ments, drawing pens, tape measures, ink powder,
parchment, chalks a d cr^yjus. India and China iik,
quilisand quiK and steel pens, ivory knives and folders,
wafers and stamps, slate pencils, juveuile and ail water
colors for artists, p uKtape. pasules, globes, rulers, pea-
trays, key rings and chains
Steel, in Ingots, Bars, Sheet and Coils, and Railway Bars, or
RaUs and Fish-plates, till 1883 $5 per ton 25
Steel Castings..... 20
Steel Locomotive Tires and * Bessemer '' Steel in rough. ..... 15
Steel, all manufactures of^ not elsewhere specified 20
Steel and Iron, all manufactures of, not elsewhere specified. ... 20
25
80
30
20
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TARIPP.
89
Per cent.
Steel Wire, galvanized or not 16
SteelPiates 20
Steel in coils, such as imported for the m mufacture of Screws
and Rake Teeth, if cut to special length, or bent to
shape is dutiable as manufacture of steel 20
Steel Mould Boards, L^nd Sides and Shares for Ploughs, cut to
form, not moulded or bored Free
Steel Sheets, of all kinds cut to shape, but not mou'ded or
bored ** as they come from the roller and shears " free,
as sheet steel. This includes saw blanks Free
Steelyards, to be included in the item *' scales, balances and
weighing beams " 30
Stereotypes and Electrotypes of standard books, except those
of Advertising Books, Almanacs and Sheets 10
Stereotypes and Electrotypes for Commercial Blanks and
Adve> tisements , 20
Stone, Burr, in blocks, rough or unmanufactured, and not
bound into mill stones Free
Stone, Rough Freestone, Sandstone, and all other building
stone except marble (13 cubic feet to ton). .$] per ton. ,.iv«
Stone, Waterlime or Cement Stone (see Cement). $1 per ton.; |f;
Stone, Dressel Freestone and all other building stone except
marble, and all manufactures of stone or granite .....* 20
Stone, Litographic, not engraved 20
Stone. Grind— Grindstone $2 per ton
Stoves and other Iron Castings, not elsewhere specified » 26
Straw Board not Mill Board 20
Stnds, Shirt or Collar, of all kinds , 20
Suitar, above No. U Dutch Standard in color. .1 ct. per lb. and 85
Sugar, equal to No. 9, not above No. 14 Dutch Standard, }c.
per lb. and
Sugar, below No. 9 Dutch Standard Jc. per lb. and
Provided that the ad wdorem duty shall be levied, and
coHected on Sugar and Malado when imported direct
from the country of growth and production, upon the
fair market value thereof at the place of purchase with-
out any addition for the costs of hogsheads or other
packages, or other charges and expenses prior to ship-
ment, anything contained in Section 34 ot Act 40 Vic.
Oip to, to the contrary notwithstanding the said sec-
tion nevertheless remaining in force as to regulations to
be made under it in cases where the Sugar or Melado
is not imported direct from the country of growth or
production.
Sugar Candy, brown or white, and Confectionery, Ic. per lb. and
Sugar, Grape or Glucose, to be classed and rated for duty as
Sugar according to grade by Dutch SUndard xm color.
30
80
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86
TARIFF.
(I* ' P«r cant.
Sulphur, in roll or flour Free
Sunday School Cards or Devotional Cards.— No exception can
be made from the item *' printed, lithographed, &g.,
cards," 30
Snperphosphatet, or manufactured Manure 20
Surgical Instruments and Dental Instruments, wholly or in part
of steel ^.
Syrups, Cane Juice, Refined Svrup, Sugar-house Syrup, Syrup
of Sugar, Syrup of Molasses and Sorghum, Ic. p. lb. «
Melado, Concentrated Melado, Concentrated Cane Juice,
Concentrated Molasses, Concentrated Beet Root Juice
and Concrete .... . . ic. per lb. and
Molasses, if used for refinina, clarifying or rectifying
purposes, or for the manufacture of sugar, when im*
ported direct from the country of growth or production,
Molasses, for same purpose, when not imported direct from,
country of growth or production
Molasses, when not so usea, when imported direct from the
country of growth or production
Molasses, when not imported direct from the country of
growth or production
Syrups, Glucose . |c. per lb. and
20
SO
30
25
30
15
20
Scythes, Steel of all kinds c5
m
Tacks, Brads and Sprigs 30
Tails, undressed Free
Tallow Icperlb.
Tampico, white and black Free
Tanners* Bark Free
Tanning or Dyeing Articles in crude stat^ used in dyeing or
tanning, not elsewhere aiiedfied Free
Tapers, wax. £.5
Tapioca 20
Tar, pine Free
Tar and Pitch, coal ^0
?ea,black Free
ea, Green and Japan Free
Tea, when purchased in the U. S., 10
Teasels Free
Tentsand Awniiifs ••.. 25
Terra Japonica Free
Thread, Cotton, sewing, on spools 20
Thread, Cotton, sewing in hanks 12i
ThimblesolaU kinds 20
Ticking for Tents 2c. per so. yd. and 15
Timber and Lumber, Planks and Boards sawn, of Boxwood,
Cherry, Walnut, Chestnut, Mahogany, Pitch-pine,
Rosewood, Sandal-wood, Spanish Cedar, Oak, Hick-
ory and whitewood, not shapen, planed, or otherwise
manufactured Free
M lia •BOUBiTT OF ITS uvB pouons
mad Iiibevttl anrreBdrm a11«w«A
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TABIPP.
87
Per cent.
Timber and Lumber not elsewhere specified '^
TiD, in Blocks, Pigs, Bars, Plates and Sheets Fre
Tin, all manufactures of, not elsewhere specified ■ . . • 25
Tinman's Trimmings, to be classed as manufactures of tin, vis :
Spouts, handles, knobs, and ornamental articles 25
Tmware, stamped and Japanned ware 25
Tin-plates, not specially snapen or cut from original sheets as
unmanufactured Free
Tobacco, manufactured, and Snuff 20 per lb. and 12i
Tobacco, manufactured for excise purposes under conditions of
Act 31 Vic. cap. 51 Free
Toilet aud Tooth powders, and other Perfumed Preparations
for Mouth, Hair and Skin 30
Tomatoes 30c, per bush.
Tools, Carpenters', Coopers' Cabinetmakers', and all other
mechanics' Tools, including files, edge tools of every
description, and axes, scythes and saws of every de-
acription ••.. 30
The term Tools is held to include mower, and reaper knives
and cutter bars; also awls of all kinds.
Tooth and Toilet Powders, and other Washes 80
Tortoise and other Shells Free
Travellers' Baggage, under regulations to be prescribed by
Minister of Customs F*'f e
Trees, not elsewhere specified 20
TreeNaila Free
Trunks, Satchels, Valises and Carpet Bags 30
Tubs* Pails, Churns, and other manufactures of wood, not else-
where specified 25
Turmeric Free
Turpentine, Raw or Crude Free
Turpentme, (Spirits of) 20
Turtles. ~
Free
Twine, Sail, when to be used for boats' and ships' sails 5
Twine, FJax ,^
TwineCotton ^5
Type for printing 20
TypeMetal 10
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Umbrellaa, Cotton «.... |2
Umbrellas, silk ... 26
Union Collar Clothi paper, in sheets not shapen * . • 5
V
Valises, Trunks, Satchels and Carpet Bags , 30
Varnish, black aud bright lor shipa' use Free
Varnish, not elsewhere specified 20 cenu per I. G. and 20
Varnish, Shellac $1.90 per gaL
Varnish includes Lacquer and Japan spirit varnish.
Vasseline, lubricating and such like oih^ not to be cUsaed »*
products of Petroleum, but as unenumerated ic. per lb.
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Per cent
Vegetables, Potatoes 10c per bush.
Vegetables, Sweet Potatoes »• ■• 20
Vegetables, Tomatoes y<, 30c per bush.
Vegetables, all others /C 20
Vegetables, Fibres, natural, not gwodooed by any chonieal pro-
cess >. Free
VelTet,silk 30
Velvet, cotton 20
Veneers of Wood and Ivory sawn or split only, not to include
scale boards for cheese Free
Verdigris, or Sob-acetate of Copper, dry • Free
Vinegar ■■ ■ 15 cents per I. G.
Vitriol, blue Free
Vises 30
Waggons...
ilTPaper.
35
WalTPaper SO
Walking Sticks 25
Washers, Bolts and Rivets, iron. 80
Waste, Cotton, Linen, lute, Hemp, and Paper of all kinds, fit
only for manufacture of paper Fr«e
Watches, Watch Cases / So
Water>pipes of cast-iron •• 25
Whale-booe, unmanufactured Free
Whale Oil, in casks from on ship-board, and in the condition
in which it is first landed •. Free
Wheat ... 15c.perbush.
Wheels, Wood Spokes, Hubs and Felloes, finished 25
Wheels, if put up , . ,»* . ... .... ••...•.•.•••••.....
Wheelbarrows and like articles • 30
Whips 25
Whip-gat or Cat-gut, nnmanu£ict«ied Free
Whiskey r see spirits*') $1.3^perI.O.
White Lead and Red Lead, dry 5
Whiting or Whitening Free
Wican, Stout 20
Willow^ for basket-makers Free
Willow-work— Osier or Willow-work, lined or vnlined, famish-
ed or unfurnished
Woven, Checked and Stnped Cottons to be rated at 2c. per sq.
yard, and
The same, if part wool Tic. per lb and
Plain or Fancy Union, or all-wool, usaally mvoiced as
*' Costume Cloth," but which are reallv Flannels or
Tweeds, to be rated at 7|o. per lb. and
H^nceys— All previous CircuUrs issued by the Deparment prior
to the 18th September, 1879, regarding ** Winceys,**
were cancelled, and in ratnrtt the word ** Wincey*' is not
to be accepted aa an indicatimiof tha traa material oi
which the goods are ouda.
25
15
20
20
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In all pviBdpAl towns
CMnmereinl Risks spssinlly 4
TABIFi*.
30
Per rent.
Wines of all kinds except Sparklins Wa%.\ including Ginger,
OnnKe, Lemon, Strawberry, Ra«f berry, Elder and (
Currant, containing 26 per cent, o less of spirit, of
strength of proof by Sykes' Hydrometer, imported in
wood or bottles (6 quarts or 12 pints to too I.G.)
25 cents per I. G.
And for each degree of strength cf spirit in excess of 26 per
cent, until it reaches 40 per cent., 3 cents per I. G. for
each dei^ee.
And in addition thereto * ••
All ligttora imported under the name of Wines, and con-
taining more than 40 percent, of spirits of the strength
of proof by Sykes* Hydrometer, shall be rated as un-
enomerated spirits.
Cliampagne and all other sparkling wines, in bottles con-
taining each not more than one quart and more than one
pint $3 per dozen bottles.
Champagne, containing not more than one pint and more
than i pint $1. 50 per doz. bottles.
Champagne containing not more than i pint,
75 cents per dozen bottles.
Wises, bottles containinc more than one quart each, shall pay
in addition to $3.00 per dozen bottles, at the rate%f
$1.50 per Imperial Gallon on the quantity in excess of
OBO Qoart per bottle, and in addition to the aboro
spednc duties an ad ralorem duty shall bo added of. .
Win, Iron and Steel, tinned and coppered, galTanised or not. .
Wire, Iron, manniactures o^ not elsewhere specified. • • 9
Wire, Brass and Copper li
Wire Cloth, Brass and Copper 21
30
15
Wire Riniag for ships and yessels Free
Wire-wonc, ornamental Iron, Semaphore and Fence Wire. ... 2&
Wood, Lumber and Timb?r not elsewhere specified to indude
lumber and timber of the kinds otherwise free, when cut
to special lengths— /.#., less than the ordinary oora^
mercial lengths . 20
Wood Manu&ctures— Osier or willow work, lined or unlined,
furnished or unfurnished, so considered^ 25
Wood, and Manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 25
Wood, Logs, and roupd and unmanufactured timber, not else-
where specified . Free
Wooden-ware, rails. Tubs, Chums, Brooms, Bmshes, and
other manufactures of wood, not elsewhere specified. . 25
Weoden-work, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes and parts of wheels,
rough hewn Or sawn only 15
Wool, unmanufiictured, hair of Alpaca goat and other like ani-
mals Free
Weol and Woollens, manufactured, composed wholly or in part^
of Wool, Wonted, hair ot Alpaca goat or other like ^
aniouds, vis. ; Blankets and Flannels of every
description. Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimerea, Tweeds,
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Coatings, Overcoatinn, Cloakings, Felt Cloth of erery
description not elsewnere specified, Horse*collar Cloth,
Yam, Knitting Yarn, Fingering Yam, Worsted Yarn
under No. SO, Knitted Goods, viz. : Shirts, Drawenu
and Hosiery of every description, 7i cents per lb. and 20
Wool and Woollens — Clothing ready-made. Wearing Apparel
of every description, lacludlng Cloth Caps, composed
wholly or in part of wool, worsted, hair or Alpaca goat
or other like animals, made up or manufactured wholly
or in part by the tailor, seamstress, or the manufac-
turer, except knitted goods 10 cents per lb. and 25
Wool and Woollens— All manufactures of, composed wholly or
in part of wool, wocsted; hair of Alpaca goat, or other
like animals, not otherwise provided for 20
Wool, Manufactures not otherwise provided for :"Orleans,
Alpacas, Lustres, Cobourgs, Baratheas, Balmoral
Crapes, PersMu Cords, Russell Cords, Twills,^ Mo-
reens, Paramattas (not silk warp,) Henriettas, Figured
Alpacas, Debaiges, Muslin, Delaines, French De-
laines and French Merinos. Cashmeres, Cloth Table
rivers and Piano Covers. Victoria Table Covers, Bui-
fi(m Fringe, Fancy Wool Fringe, Mohair Braid, Llama
Braid, Russian Braid, Black Indiana Shawls, Paisley
Shawls, unless the largest component part be ailk,
Banting, and all kinds of Bradford Dress Goods ..... 20
Woollen Hosiery, held to comprise men's, women's and child-
rsB'a Lambs- wool, Caushmere and Merino Shirts and
Drawers, Wool Scarfs, MuflSers, Cravats, Clouds, Hand-
kerchiefs, Collarettes, Cardigan Jackets, Polkas, Knit-
ted Shawls, Vests, ** Crossovers," Chest Protectors,
Knitted Mantles, Petticoats, Wool MitU, Cuffs, Gait-
ers, Boots and Bootees 7ic. per lb. and 20
Woollen Rags Fres
Woollen and Cotton Netting, for boots, shoes and gloves 10
Woollen Imitation Seal Skin 7^c per lb. and 20
Worsted Plush, for upholstering purposes . . 20
Wrought Iron Forgings and parts of, for mills and locomotives, '
25 lbs. and over '20
Yarns, Knitting Cotton, not bleached, dyed or coloured,
2c. per lb. and
Yams, Hosiery, cotton, not bleached, dyed or colored,
2c per lb. and
Yarns, Cotton, all others under No. 40 not bleached, dyed or
colored 2c. per lb. and
Yams, Cotton, Knitting, hosiery and ail others, if^ bleached,
dyed or colored S c. per lb. and
Yams, Wool ^ *. . . .7ic. per lb. and
Yarns, Wool, Knittinp; ife, per lb. and
Yams, Wool, Fiagenng lie, per lb. and
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OAH ADIAH COHPAKT OFFEBII ANY BEVTKft
IMTB l TPiyG UMTB IBISUBEIMU
TARIFF. 91
Per cent.
Yaras, Worsted under No. SO T^c. per lb. and 20
Yamst Coir Free
Yellow Metali in Bolt8,.Bar8, and for sheathing Free
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Zinc, in pies, blocks and' sheets. ..<.... r Tree
Zinc, seamless drawn Tubing 10
Zinc manufactures of. not elsewhere specified 25
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Ordering by Mail or
Telegraph
Posters, Hand Bills. Bill Heads
Letter 8t Note Headings,
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ANT OTHER KIND OF PRINTING
Executed at once, and sent to them by
RETURN MAIL.
J. THEO. ROBINSON,
54 St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal
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SUPPLIED TO THE RO YA L NURSERIES.
THE MOST
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Substitute
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MILK.
Ohe flighest amount of Iffouiisliment in the Most Digestible
and Oonyenient form.
m ONLT rooD m\m mnm m infants.
" 1 lie Adnlt GAHKOT thrire on the Milk proTided for the Infant*
while the food adapted for Adults MITBl be too strong for Jbabes **
Abounding in FLESH.FORMING and BONE-FORMING
substances, this Food perfectly fulfills its object, whereas other
•o-called Foods, such as Corn Flours, bein^ entirely devoid of
nourishing properties, induce a rickety and idiotic condition. It
ie also carefully freed from the ground husks of the wheat, which
cause irritation of the bowels, diarrhoea, &c.
CAUTION. — A Genuine Food shonld not contain an excess of
sugar, nor be too palpably sweet. Such Foods may be palatable,
but they are also pernicious. For this reason so-called Muk Foods*
Condensed Milks, &c., are prejudicial to the health of Infants, from
the large proportion of beet sugar they contain, rendering them
utterly unlike the article they are supposed to represent, Tis.,
MOTHER'S MILK.
TINS, l8., 28., 5S., IDs.,
Asthma, Difficult Breathing, Ac.
Afford the mott Prompt and Effectual Relief,
Spasmodic Asthma, as well as the milder forms of the disease, and
other complaints attended with short and difficult breathing, loss of
rest, ftc^ quickly yield to the soothing influence of the rames of
Datura Tatula, and painful paroxysms are either averted or quickly
subdued by its uf e in either of the following forms :—
CHgars and Cigarettes .'—Boxes 3s.. 88.» 15s. Pastilles and Powder
(For Hon-smokex's nse) :— Boxes 28. 6di, 5s., 10s. for nse
as Tobacco :~Tins, 2s.» 8d , 6s., 10s, ISs.i
by A«ft off PMr]tomMit.-UB4onbtea Seovrttj It afforded u&d
blgh stuiXlikir off Its Proprietary and Directors.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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THE SPECIAL NUTRIMENT,
PAVCBIATIC EMVL8I0H,
IN CONSUMPTFON,
Loss of Weight, Loss of Power to Di^st and Assimilate Food
and espeoially Fat.
" FAT IS ONE or THE M08T ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF HEALTH."
Dr. DobeU on Loss of Wcghtf Lung Disease^ Ac*
FANGBEATIO EMULSION of Solid Fat " supplies the system*
with what it most wants, a large amount of nourishment with the
l»ast amount of digestive labor and in a form most easily
assimilated."
PANGKEATIG EMULSION has been in extensive use for the
last 20 years at the BOYAL HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the
GHEST, London, and also at many similar Public Institutions
in London and the Gountry, as well as in private Practice in all
parts of the world.
< From 1863 to 1872, at the BOTAL HOSPITAL alone,
scribed the Emulsion in more than 6,000 oases. Happily,
own experience may now be added that of thousands
professional brethren in different parts of the world, by whom
PANGBEATIG EMULSION and Pancreature are daily prescribed,
and from whom I constantly receive testimony of their value.*'—
Db. DobbiiL, Senior Physicianf Royal Hospital^ Ac.
"If we are to give a fair chance of recovery to a patient
deprived of the natural powers of digesting and assimilating fats,
we must secure that two ounces of solid fat are utilized every day
for the purposefl of nutrition." — The Chemist and Druggist.
"The importance of PANGBEATIG EMULSION of solid fat
over God Liver Oil in the treatment of consumption must be as
great as that of supplying a plant with good soil instead of putting
it into water." — Db. Kinkbad, Lie. Univ. DvMin.
"We have lately seen a young lady who has been taking
PANGBEATIG EMULSION for months, and while doing so she
has been changed from a thin, nervous, desponding creature, into
a plump, tolerably robust and cheerful woman."— DuUin (Quar-
terly Journal of Medical Science.
"Gonsidering how largely PANGBEATIG EMULSION is now
used in the wasting diseases of adults, it is not surprising that
scarcely a week passes but general practioners relate cases of its
success in the wasting of delicate chUdren. Gertainly, of all the
satisfactory effects of PANGBEATIG EMULSION, none equal
the almost magical recoveries of some of these children." — The
Praetionerj London.
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COUBTS OF JUSTICE.
COUETS OF JUSTICE.
THB SUPBElfE COURT AND THE EXCHEQUER
COURT Ot* CANADA.
88 Vlc„ Cap. 11.
Hon. Sir W. J. Ritchie, Knt., Chief Jartioe.
>■ Hon. S. H. Strongs ^
Hon. Telesphore Fbumier, I
Hon. W. A. Henry, v Paisn6 Judges.
Hon. John W. Owyune, i
. Hon. H. E. Taschereau, J
Robert Cassels, Jr., Registrar.
Gheorge Duval, Pr6cis Writer.
Walter J. Thicke, Clerk.
James Lawson.
The Supreme Court for the purpose of hearing and determin-
ing Appeals, holds annually, at the City of Ottawa, three sessions,
commencing : — 3rd Tuesday in February.
Ist Tuesday in May.
4th Tuesday in October.
Exchequer Court sits every Monday at noon, excepting dur-
ing vacation.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
APPSAIi SiDB.
Judges.
Sir Antoine Aimd Dorion, Kt., Chief Justice.
Hon. Samuel 0. Monk, a
Hon. T. K. Ramsay, I
Hon. Ulric J. Tessier, v Puiia^ Judges.
Hon. A. S. Gross, i
Hon. F. L. G. Baby, /
Officers of the Court.— Ii. "W". Marchand, clerk of Appeals for
Montreal ; Comte Duteau de Grandpc6 and Louis Ouimet, deputy
clerks of Appeals for Montreal ; W. E. Duggan, deputy clerk of
Appeals for Quebec ; Augustin Dorval, special deputy clerk of
Appeals for Quebec.
*Qi7BBBC. — From the 1st to the 8th days of February, May,
October and December, these days inclusive.
♦MoNTiiBAii.— From the 15th to the 27th days of January, March
May, September and November, these days inclusive.
*By the 22nd sec. of chap. 77 of the Consolidated Statutes for
Lower Canada, Cases in Appeal or Error, from the Districts of
Ottawa, Montreal, Terrebonne, Joliette, Bichelieu, St. Francis,
REMVHERATIirB A€G»Unr POUCT
at S5 pw •1000.
GOUBT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Where Held, Obowm Sidi. When Held.
Quebec
Montreal
Three Biven...
Sherbrooke ....
Kamouraska . . .
Ayliner
Perc6
New Carlisle . . .
ArthabaskaviUe
Beauce ...
Montmagny....
Joliette
Sorel
Ghicoutimi
Sweetsburg ....
Bimouski ......
Malbaie
BeauhamoiB .
St. Hyacinthe . .
St. Scholastique
Iberrille
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10th April and 10th October.
let March, lit June, Ist September
2nd November
28rd March and aSrd September
.l8t March and 1st October
28rd March and 18th December
2l8t January and 2nd Jnly
.ISth February and 7th October
.13th January and 13th September
19th February and 19th October
20th June and 20th October
.26th March and 26th NOTcmber
. loth January and 2nd July
20th January and 2nd July
2nd June and 16th January
2nd Tuesday in March and Sept.
23rd Mardi and 23rd October
.6th February and 22nd June
.let March and Ist October
16th January and 16th June
.7th January and 2nd July
.11th March and 11th October
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Hon. William Collis Merdith, Chief Justice.
Puisne Judges.
Hon. J. Bourgeois
'* H. F. Bainville
A. Papineau
Louis A. Jette
C. J. Gill
Henri T. Taschereau
William Macdougall
Hon. Andrew Stuart
** Louis "Victor Sicotte
" Francis O. Johnson
" Fredrick W. Torrance
'< Louis £. N« Casault
" Adolph B. kouthier
Thos McCord
Marcus Doherty
Louis Belanger
Hubert W. Chagnon
Marc A. Flamondon
Louis B. Caron
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O. Y. Buchanan
Michel Matthieu
L. O. Loranger
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Bedford, St. Hyacinthe, Iberville and Beauhamots, shall be heard
and determined at the City of Montreal onlyj and the Writs in
such cases shall be returnable there ; and cases in Appeal or Error
from the Districts of Three Bivers, Quebec, Saguenay, Oasp6, Chi-
coutimi, Bimonski, Kamouraska, Montmagny, Beauce and Artha-
baska, shall be heard and determined at tiie City of Quebec OfUyf
and the Writs in such cases shall be returnable there.
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*MoirrBBAXi.— Hoohelaga, Jacques Gartier, Layal, Vaudreuil,
Soolanges, Laprairie, Ghambly, Yeroh^rei, and City of Mont-
real, held at Montreal from leth January to 20th April, Ist May
to 80th June, and Ist September to 20th December. B. A. B.
Hubert, Honey and Gendron, prothonotary ; G. A. Teroux, and
Geo. H. Kernick, deputy prothonotaries ; Hon. P. J. 0. Ghauveau,
sheriff ; Vilbon and Dubreuil, deputy sheriffs.
QuxBxo.— fPortneuf, Quebec. Montmorency, Levis, Lotbinidre,
Parish of Beaumont in the Gounty of Bellechasse and the Gity of
Quebec, held at Quebec, from the first to the 6th of every month,
except January, July and August. Fiset, Burroughs and Gamp-
bell, prothonotary ; Hon. O. AUeyn, sheriff.
Thbeb BrvEBS.— Maskinogn^, St. Maurice, (including city of
Three Bivers). Ghamplain and Nicolet. held at Three Bivers,
from 17th to 22nd March, June, September and December. Alfred
Desilets, prothonotary ; S. Dumoulin, sheriff.
8t. Fbanois. - Bichmond. Gity of Sherbrooke, Wolfe, Gompton
and Stanstead, held at Sherbrooke, from the 10th to 14th January,
March, May, September, and November. Short and Morris,
prothonotary ; G-. F. Bowan, sheriff.
Kamoubaika.. — Kamouraska and Temiscouata, held at K&-
mouraska, from 19th to^22nd March, May and September, and
14th to 17ih December. J. Or. Pelletier, prothonotary; F. A.
Sirois, sheriff. N.B. — Chy^ lieu to be changed to Fraserville
when the Gourt House and jail are built.
Ottawa.— Ottawa and Pontiac, held at Aylmer, from ISth to
19th February, June and November, 20th to 25th April, 6th to
11th October, and 16th to 80th December. A. Driscoll, protho-
notary ; L. M. Goutlde, sheriff.
Oaipb.— Gaspd and Bonaventure, held at Perc^ from 13th to
19th February, 1st to 7th June, and 7th to 18th October. J. X,
Lavoie, prothonotary ; L. Z. Joncas, sheriff. At New Garlisle,
f!rom 13th to 19th January, 10th to 16th June, and 13th to 19th
September. G. F. Maguire, prothonotary , W. M. Sheppard,
sheriff.
TBBBXBOirirB. — ^Argenteuil, Two Mountains and Terrebonne,
held at St. Scholastique, from 20th to 26th January, March. June
and October. J. B. Berthelot, prothonotary ; Z. Bous.<<ille, sheriff.
JoitXBTTB.—L^Assomptiou, Montcalm and Joliette, held at
Joliette, from 12th to 20th of every month except January July
and August. Desrochers and D^ilets, prothonotary ; H. B.
Leprohon, sheriff.
BiCHBiiiBU. — Bichelieu, Yamaska and Berthier, held at Sorel,
firom 1st to 11th of every month except January, July and
August A. N. Gouin, prothonotary; P. Gudvremont, deputy;
P. Gudrremont, sheriff.
* District.
t Gounties, Ac, comprised.
COURTS OF JUSTICE.
97
Saoubkay.— Charlevoix and Saguenay, held at Malbaie, from
31st January to 4th February, 17th to 2l8t June, 6th to 8th
September, and 8th to 12th November, both days inclusive. C.
Duberger, prothonotary ; P. H. Cimon, sheriff.
Chiooutimi. — ^Held at Chicoutimi from 12th to 14th January,
3rd to 7th June, and 13th to 10th October. F. B. Gosselin,
prothonotary ; 0. Bossd, sheriff.
BiMOUSKi. — Held at St. Germain, from 16th to 21st March,
June and October. A. P. Letendre, prothonotary; C. F. La-
pointe, sheriff.
MONTMAOXY. — L^Islet, Montmagny and Bellechasse less the
parish of Beaumont, at Montmagny from 13 th to 19 th February,
May and Novembcu^} and from Ist to 7th September. A. Bender,
prothonotary ; J. D. Lepine, sheriff. '
Beauce. — Beauce and Dorchester, held at St. Joseph de la
Beauce, from 13th to 19th March, June and October. Z. Y^zina,
prothonotary; T. J. Taschereau, sheriff.
Abthabaska. — Megantic. Arthabaska and Drummond, held at
Arthabaskaville, from 20th to 25th March, June, September and
December. Barwis & Theroux, prothonotary; A. Quesnel.
sheriff.
Bedford. — Shefford, Missisqnoi and Brome, held at Sweets-
burg, second Monday in January, April, June and October, and
the five juridical days following. F. T. Hall, prothonotary ; A.
W. Foster, sheriff.
St. Hyaoiitthe. — St. Hyacinthe, Bagot a^d Bouville, held at
St. Hyacinthe, from 1st to 8th of February, April, June, and Nov-
ember. Boy and Bicher, prothonotary ; L. S. Adam, sheriff.
iBEBviiiLS. — St Johns, NapiervlUe and Iberville, held at St.
Johns, from 20th to 25th January, March, May, September and
November inclusively. A. N. Charland ?nd F. J. H. Marchand,
joint prothonotary ; G. Nolin, sheriff.
Beauhabnois.— Huntingdon, Beauharnois and GhateauguaV)
held at Beauharnois, from 23rd to 28th February, May, Septem-
ber and December. P. J. U. Beaudry, prothonotary; Philemon
Laberge, sheriff.
CIBCUIT COURT,
MONTBEAL District.
Montreal District Circuit, held at Montreal every month. R.
A. R. Hubert, John S. Honey, and Pierre S. Gendron, clerks.
R. S. Bonacina, deputy clerk,
Vaudreuil County Circuit, held at Vaudreuil,. Ist to 5th March,
July and November. F. de S. Bastien, clerk.
Soulanges Circuit, held at Coteau, 6th to 10th March, 6th to 9th
July, and 6th to 10th November. L. S. Qladu, clerk.
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COURTS OP JUSTICE.
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YerohdreB County Circuit, held at Verohdreg, let to 6th Peb-
tuary, May, and October. £. E. Chagnon, clerk.
QuBBEO District.
Suebec District Circuit, held at Quebec, 16th to 21 st January
June, and 20th to 25th of every month, except July and
August. Piset. Burroughs and Campbell, clerks.
Lotbini^re Circuit, held at St. Croix, 12th to 15th Pebruary,
June and October. L. Lemay, clerk.
Thrbb Bivers District.
Three Rivers District Circuit, held at Three Rivers, 10th to 16th
March, June, September and December. Alfred Desilets, clerk.
Maskinongij County Circuit, held at Riviere du Loup, 4th and
5th Pebruary, June, and Octooer. L. J. Bourret, clerk.
St. Francis District.
St. Prancis District Circuit, held at Sherbrooke, 10th to 16th
Pebruary, April, June, October and December. Short & Morris,
Stanstead Circuit, held at Stanstead Plains, 18th to 26th Feb-
ruary, June and October. Richardson and Thompson, clerks. f
Stanstead County Circuit, held at Coaticooke, 22nd to 24th Feb-
ruary, June and October. 0. Shurtleff, clerk, f
Compton County Circuit, held at Cookshire, 4th to 6th January,
May and September. A. W. Pope, clerk.
Richmond County Circuit, held at Richmond, 19th to 21st Jan-
uary, May and September. A. Wilcocks, clerk.f
Richmond County Circuit, held at Danville, 22nd to 24th
January, May and September. J. Leet. clerk.f
Wolfe County Circuit, held at South Ham, 4th to 6th Poi.ruary,
June and November. E. S. Darche, clerk.
Eahgxjrabka District.
Eamouraska District Court held at St. Louis, 15th to 18th
March, May and September, and 10th to 13th December. P. G.
PeUetier, clerk.
Temiscouata County Circuit, held at St. Jean Baptiste, Ist to 3rd
Pebruary, May, July and October. L. N. Govreau, clerk.
Ottawa District.
i Ottawa District Circuit, held at Alymer, 7th to 12th February,
June and November, and 15th to 19th April, Ist to 5th October,
and 12th to 15th December. A. DriscoU, clerk.
Ottawa County Circuit, held at Papineauville, 7th to 10th Jan-
uary, May, and September. F. S. Mackay, clerk.*
* The Circuit Court at the chef lieu of a District has concurrent
jurisdiction with the Circuit Court in and for the various Counties
in the same District.
t The Circuit Court held in two or more places in a County has
each concurrent jurisdiction over the whole County.
Tic*-Pr«aideiitt C»erald E. Hart* Geneml
COUBTS OF JUSTICE.
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Ottawa Gonnty Gireuit, held in HuU, 17th to 2l8t March, lit to
5th June, and 17th to 2l8t September and December. Charles
Leduc, clerk.
Fontiao Circuit, held at Portage du Fort. 2nd to 7th March, 20th
to 25th June, and 3rd to 8th November. C. J. Rimer, clerk.
Fontiao County Circuit, held at Campeau Village, 8th to 11th
March, 26th to 29th June and October. W. L. Gray, clerk.,
Gaspb District.
Oasp^ District Circuit, held at Percd, 7th to 12th February, 26th
to 31st May, and let to 6th October. J. E. Lavoie, clerk.
Gaspd District Circuit, held at New Carlisle, 7th to 12th Jan-
uary, 4th to 9th June, and 7th to 12th September. G. F. Maguire,
clerk.
Gaspd Basin Circuit, held at Basin, from 20th to 25th February
and 15th to 18th September. John Eden, Clerk.
Magdalen Islands Circuit, held at Amherst, 13th to 20th June,
and 22nd to 30th August. E. Borue, cl&rk.
Bonaventure Circuit, held at Carleton, 23rd to 26th January.
20th to 23rd June, and 22nd to 25th September. G, T. Meagherj
deputy clerk.
Bonaventure County Circuit, held at Conton de Metapediac,
from 28th to 31st January, 25th to 28th June, and 27th to 30th
September. Jdr^me Fitre, clerk.
Fox Biver Circuit, held at Fox Biver, 20th to 25th September.
J. de St. Croix, clerk.
TSBBBBOITNI! DlfffRICT.
Terrebonne District Court, held at St. Scholastique, 14th to 19th
January, March, June and October. J. B. Berthelot, clerk.
Terrebonne County Court, held at St. Jerome, 10th to 13th
March, June, and October, J. B. L. Yillemure, clerk.
Argenteuil County Court, held at Lachute, 12th to 16th January,
15th to 29th May, 12th to 16th September. T. Barron, clerk.
JomBTTK DiSTBICT.
JoUette District Circuit, held at Joliette, 1st to 6th of each month,
except January, July and August. Desrochers and Desilets,
clerks.
L'Assomption County Court, held at L'Assomption 8th to 11th
March, Ju^e, September and December. J. Z. Martel, clerk.
Montcalm County Circuit, held at Ste. Julieune, 22nd to 25th
March, June, September and December. J. Beauchamp, clerk.
BiGHEUEXT District.
Bichelien District Court, held at Sorel, 13th to 16th of each
month, excepting January, July and August. A. N. Gouin, clerk ;
A. D. DeGrandprS, deputy clerk.
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COUKTS OF JUSTICE.
Berthier County Circuit, held at Berthier, 17th to 10th February,
May, June, September and November. P. Tellier, clerk.
Yamaska County Oirouit, held at St. Francis, 26th and 27th
February, May, September and December. L. M. Blondin, clerk.
Saouexay District.
Saguenav District Court, held at Malbaie, 26th to 80th January,
12th to 16th June, ist to 4tn September. 3rd to 7th November. 0.
DuBerger, clerk.
Charlevoix County Circuit, held at Bale St. Paul, 20th to 23rd
January, 22nd to 26th May, and 28th to 81st October. J. Perron,
clerk.*
Chicoutimi District.
Chicoutimi District Court, held at Chicoutimi, 16th to 20th
January, 28th to 80th June, 7th to l2th October. F. B. Oosselin,
clerk.
Chicoutimi County Court, held at Hebertville, from 20th to 23rd
February, 8th and 9th June, and 20th to 23rd October. S6v6rin
Dumais, clerk.
BiMOUSKi District.
Bimouski District Circuit, held at St. Qermain, 10th to 15th
March, June and October. A. P. Letendre, clerk.
Bimouski County Circuit, held at Matane, 24th to 26th Feb<
• ruary, June and September. D. F. De St. Aubin, clerk.*
MOITTMAONY DiSTRIOT.
Montmagny District Circuit, held at Montmagny, 7th to I2th
February, May and November. A. Bender, clerk.
L'Islet County Circuit, held at St. Jean Port Joli, 20th to 24th
February, May and November. L. Z. Duval, clerk.
Bellechasse County Circuit, held at St. Michel, Ist to 6th April
and July, and from 2nd to 6th November. M. Miercier, clerk.
Beaucb District.
Boauce District Circuit, held at St. Joseph de la Beauce, 7th to
12th March, June and October. Z. Y6zina, Clerk.
Beauce County Circuit, held at St. Vital de Lambton, 26th to
29th January and May, and 24th to 27th September. L. Lebrecque
Clerk.
Dorchester County Circuit, held at St. H6nddine, 2nd to 6th
March, June and October. J. Beuy, clerk.
♦The Circuit Court at the Ch^-lieu of a District has concurrent
jurisdistion with the Circuit Court in and for the various Counties
in the same District.
lira POUODM •f •▼•far description iMiicd t^%% ^f
potion d» — t ▼•m ilM P«lley.
COURTS OP JUSTICE.
101
Arthabaska Dibtrict.
Arihabaika Diitrict Oirouit, held at Arthabaskavllle, 14th to
19th March, June, September and December. Barwii and
Thdroux, clerks.
Drummond Oounty Circuit, held at Drummondville, 16th to 17th
January, May and October J. T. Caya, clerk.
Megantic Oounty Circuit, held at Inverneflfl. 0th to 12th January
May and October. J. B. RouBieau, clerk.
Bedford District.
Bedford District Cburt, held at Sweetiburg, the second Monday
in January, April Junn and October, and the five juridicial days
following. Hall and Leonard, clerks. S. W. Foster, sheriff.
Brome County Circuit, held at Knowlton^ on the first Tuesday
of oach of the months of Jamiarv, April, July and October, eacn
for three juridicial days. J. M. Lefevre, Knowlton, clerk.
Shefford County Circuit, held at Waterloo, on the last Tuesday
of each of the months of March. June and September, and the two
judicial days following, and the second Tuesday in December.
V. Nutting, Waterloo, Clerk.
Mississquoi County Circuit, held at Bedford on the first Tues-
day and the two following days of February, May and November,
Pierre Biriau, clerk.
St. Hyacinthe District.
St. Hyacinthe District Court, held at St. Hyacinthe, 1st to 8th
March, May, October and December. Boy and Bicher, clerks.
Houville County Circuit, held at Marieville, l6th to 19th Feb-
ruary, May and October. G. Bombardier, clerk.
Iberville District.
IberviUe District Circuit, held at St. Johns, 20th to 25th Feb-
ruary, April, June, October and December. Henry Marchand,
clerk.
Iberville County Circuit, held at Iberville, 6th to 10th February,
June and October. J. B. H. Beauregard, clerk.
Napierville County Circuit, held at Napierville, Ut to 5th Feb-
ruary, June and October. A. Merizzi, clerk.
Beauharnois District.
Beauhamois District Circuit, held at Beauhamois, 17th to 22nd
February, May, September and December. P. J. U. Beaudry,
clerk.
Chateauguay County Circuit, held at .St. Martin, 1st to 4th Feb-
ruary. May, September and December. C. M. Lebrun, clerk.
Huntingdon County Circuit, held at Huntingdon, 8th to 11th
February, May and September. J. Morrison, clerk.
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COURT OP GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE PEACE.
G. A. DuQAS AND M. C. Desnotebs, Chairmen.
C. E. Schiller and Wilfred Sicotte, Clerks of the Peace.
A. De Beaumont,
I Deputy Clerk of the Peace and Superintend
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ent of Crown Witnesses.
Geo. A. Hughes, Deputy Clerk of the Peace.
C. B. Doucet, accountant ; Allan Hamilton, clerk.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Under the Stahites' of Canada^ 32 and 33 Vic, Chap. 35.
M. a D^S^ers, ^^^'^^^^9 Justices.
WUfred*Si«5te | ^^«»'*« <>/ *^^ Peace— Crown Prosecutors,
A. de Beaumont, Geo. H. Hughes, Deputy Clerks.
G. R. Doucet, Accountant.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, CROWN SID^.
Tebms heiiD on — 1st March, Ist June, Ist September, and 2nd
November, each year.
C. E Schiller and Wilfred Sicotte, clerks of the crown ; A. de
Beaumont and Geo. H. Hughes, deputies ; C. R. Doucet, account-
ant ; Allan Hamilton, clerk ; W. Fraser, messenger.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.
Under the Act 28 Victoria^ Chap. 20.
C. Aime Dugas and M. C. Desnoyers.
Officers of the Court — ^E. McMahon, L. D. R. Cortet, M. Mullin,
and L. Bazinet, clerks; W. Eraser, crier; Damase Robin and
Charles Coallier, messengers accountant.
High Constahle.-'A. Bissonnette.
RECORDER'S COURT.
B. A. T. de Montigny, Becorder.
H. J. Ibbotson, clerk ; J. B. Duverger ; deputy clerk ; H. A.
Germain, extra clerk ; M. E. Audair. assistant clerk. Corpora-
tion bailiffs— I. J. Dupont, L. G. Therien, L. G. Nolin, T. J.
Lebel and J, U. Pitt, Isaac Ringnette, Honors Bolduc, Francois
Thibault. G. Nelson, bailiff and constable.
#]r THE SEC17BITT OF ITS UFE VOULOJBM
mad IdberAl Surrenders allowed.
BEGISTBABS.
108
CITY POLICE FOKCE.
H. Paradis, chief of police; C. P. Naegle; deputy chief; C*
Lancey and A, Maher, sub-chiefs; C. Glackmeyer, jr., accountant*
Chief detective, Andrew Cullen; detectives — L. Arcand, P*
Murphy, W. Richardson, J. (Hadu, J. Bobinson, L. Lbpointe, L .
Naegle. Sergeants — H. Dreifuss^ O. Boucher, J. Gauthier, J
Loye, W. Burke, B. Hynes, S. Niquet,^ H. Glynn, W. Carson,
A. Bichardson.
1— S.ation, Jacques Cartier Sq. 2 — Station, cor. Craig and Gain
sts. 3 — Station, Wolfe st. 4 — Station, cor. German and Ontturio
sts. 6— Station, St. George st. 6 — Station, Chaboillez sq. 7~
Station, Young St. 8 — Station, 73 Canning st. 9— Station, Point
St. Charles. 10 — Station, cor. St. Catharine and Guy sts. 11— t
Station, Duf^me St., near Logan.
BIVEB POLICE.
Station, 27 Common street
H. St. A. Ormond, police inspector; George Murphy, chief
constable; W. Donahoe, C. Nourie and B. Holdbrooke, sergeants.
BEGISTBABS OF COUNTIES^
District.
Name of^Registratioii
County or Di' "
division.
-PBOVINCE OP QUEBEC.
Name and^Resideucc of
Regfistrar.
IfotitreaZ.. Montreal East J. C. Auger, Montreal.
Montreal West W. H. Byland, do.
Go*8 of Jac. Cartier ^ N. M. Lecavalier, do.
and Hochelaga . I F. Mliatrault, do.
Chambly P. Hurteau, Longueuil.
Huntingdon 1 gUt. . . J. B. Yarin, Laprairie.
Laval A. E. Leonard, St. Rose.
Soulanges J. Stevens, Coteau Landing.
Vaudreuil F. de Sales Bastien, Yaudreuil.
Yerchtoes A. Geoffrion, Yerchfires.
Quehee .... Quebec C N. Montizambert.
Portneuf H. Q. de St. Georges, Cap Sant6.
Montmorenci G. Dick, Ch&teau Bicher.
Orleans (Island of ).B. Pelletier, St. Laurent.
Dorchester J. E. Bouleau, St. H6n6dine.
Levis L. N. Carrier, Point L6vi8.
Iiotbinidre Jos. Filteau, Ste. Croix.
Z%ree BiverSt Champlain G. H. Duflresne, Ste. Gen6vi6ve,
Maskinongd J. E. Pichette, Bividre du Loup.
Nicolet J. A. Blondin, B6cancour.
St. Maurice B. Kieman, Three Bivers.
St. Francis, Biohmond T. P. Cleveland, Bichmond.
Bherbrooke D. Thomas. Sherbrooke.
; E. D. Darcne, South Ham.
0. Metcalf Thomas,
Wolfe
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C. A. Bichardson, Stanstead Plain,
i F. Thomas, **
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BEGISTRAES.
District. Name of Registration Name and Residence of
County or Division. Keg^strar,
Coaticook 0. Shnrtleff, Costicook.
Gompton S. Orr, Gookshire.
Ga»pe , . . .Bonaventure P. Lebel, New Garlis^e.
2iid div. of ditto J. A. Verge, Garleton.
Gaspd J. X. Lavoie, Perc6.
Ste. A. des Monts . .A. Dumais, Ste. Anne des Monts.
Magdalen Islands . .E. Borne, Amherst.
Kamouraakay Kamouraska. . . .H. Garon, St. Louis deKamouraska
Temiscouata E. Mailloux, St. J. Bte. delsleVerte
Ottawa . . .Ottawa W. Washburn, Hull.
Pontiac W. Bimer, Havelock.
Terrehonnef Two Mountains . .D. Dupras, Ste. Scholastique.
Argenteuil T. Barron, Lachute.
Terrebonne .... L. G. Lachaine, St. J6r6me.
Jdiette . . . Joliette G. J. Beaudoin, Joliette.
L'Assomption B. Bocher, L'Assomption.
Montcalm A. E. Thibaudeau, Ste. Julienne.
Richelieu .Bichelieu J. Ghevallier, Sorel.
Berthier B. E. Pellant, Berthier.
TamasJca .Yamaska L. M. Blondin, St. Francois.
Saguenay .Gharlevoiz and )
Saguenay, 1st > G. Du Berger, St. Etienne.
Div, )
2nd Div. of ditto . . .T. Fortin, Baie St. Paul.
Chicoutimi^ Ghicoutimi O. Boss^, Ghicoutimi.
2nd Div. of ditto G. H6bert, H^bertville.
Rimouski. Bimouski, No. 1. . . .A. E. Guay, St. J6r6me, de Matane
Bimcuski, No. 2. . . .A. £. Gauvreau, Bimouski.
Montmagnyy L'Islet A. Michaud, St. Jean Port Joli.
Montmagny Ed. Levergne, Montmagny.
Bellechasse P. Forgues, St. Michel.
Beauce. . . .Beauce J. E. Prouhc, St. IVanQois.
ArthalaskUy M>3gantic W. H. Lambly, Inverness.
Arthabaska M. J. A. Poisson, Arthabaskaville.
^>r^raontl ) J ^'.Sjj^^, \ DrummondviUe.
Bedford . .ShefTord J. Lefebvre, Waterloo.
Brome Thos. Brossard, Knowlton.
Mi~*'K.'.oi )?rDer,^'iB««o.d.
St, ffyacinthe, St. Hyacinthe \ ^gf phNaSt!"' | ^*- Hyacinthe.
Bagot J. G. Bachaud, St. Liboire.
Bouville H. E. Poulin, Marieville.
IbervUle. . . St. Johns G. A. Marchand, St. Johns.
Napierville E. Bouchard, Napieirville.
Iberville M. A. Bessette, Iberville.
Beauharnoia, Beauhamois. . . .J. A. Mayer, Beauhamois.
Ghateauguay A. M. Gagnier, Ste. Martine.
Huntingdon A. Somerville, Huntingdon.
Boofleliold and sood Commerelal RIsIls speeially
fat rtl prtiict|Mil towm. IiOMkwi p*ld» ott W>>00»
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DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.
C. A. Gkoffrion Batonnier.
J. E. Robidouz Syndic.
M. M. Tait Treasurer.
A. E. Poirier Secretary.
S. A. Bethune, Q.C.
L. R. Church.
C. C. Lorimier, Q.C.
R. Laflamme, Q.C.
A. Lacoste, Q.C.
F. L. B6ique.
W, Robertson,
A. H. Lunn.
Advocates' Libbaby aitd Libbaby of the Bab.
Rouer Roy, Q.C President.
F. L. B^ique Secretary,
S. Bethune, Q.C. I W. Robertson,
W. H. Kerr, Q.C. | S. Pagnuelo.
N. W. Trenholme.
Boabd of Examinebs.^-C. C. De Lorimier, Q.C., LL.B.,
McLaren, M. Hutchison, E. Lareau.
Members. Date of Com. | Members, Date of
Abbott Hon. J.J.C.,Q.C. Oct. 1847 Baudry F. A. Sept.
Abbott J. B July 1876 Bates John July
Abbott Harry Jan. 1879 Bates W. A May
Adam Jos .July 1878 Beauchamp J. J Jan.
Adam M. A April 1874 Beachemin A. 0. T . . .June
Amyrault T Jan. 1878 Beaudin S July
Archambault A July 1871 Beausoleil C July
Archambault F.X.,Q.C., Nov. *63 Beique F. L Mar.
Archambault J. L, C . .July 1871 Belcourt N. A Sept.
Archambault P. A. . . .July 1874 Belle J. A. A Mar.
1864 Benjamin L. N Oct.
1874 Bergeron J. G. H July
1878 Bergevin Daniel Aug.
1871 Bertrand Theop May
1861 Bethune M. B Dec.
1881 Bethune S. C. R July
1867 Biron J. B. S July
Aylen'John April 1861 Bisaillon F. J Jan.
Bagg R. S. C July 1871 Boisseau B. J June
Baker Hon. G. B., Q.C., Sept. 'eOBoisvert O July
Baillarge Maurice. . . .Sept. 1882 Bonin J. A Jan.
Baril Z . .Mar. 1870iBoucher F. E. N July
1853{Bourgouin N. H Sept
1882 Boutillier F. July
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Archambault P. A. 0. .Oct.
Archambault L. H. . . .July
Archambault Horace .Oct.
Archibald, John S. . . .Jan.
Armstrong Louis Aug.
Atwater A. "W Jan.
'Auger, O Jan.
Barnard Ed., Q.C. ...Oct.
Barnard Arch Sept.
Barry D Jan. 1874
Bastien F. de Salle . . .Aug. 1880
Barthe O. I Oct. 1856
Bowie D. E Jan.
Branchaud A May
Branchaud M. C. R.. .Feb.
J.J.
Com,
1868
1846
1849
1879
1876
1878
1880
1868
1882
1868
1863
1877
1882
1848
1868
1869
1880
1877
1868
1880
1874
1872
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THE BAE.
Members,
Date of Coin.
Brooke 0. J Jan. 1879
BroBseau T JxUy 1881
Biossoit Thos Oct. 1864
Brosseau J. B July 1863
Bronet A April 1862
Bureau J. E July 1869
Burroughs Ghas. S. . . .May 1843
BuBsieres H. A May 188£f
BuBteedE. B. July 1879
Butler Thos. P Sept. 1866
Butler Hobart Dec. 1864
Galder John May 1876
GapseyGeo Jan. 1878
Garreau J. P June 18C2
Garter G. B Sept. 1866
Ghagnon J. A Jan. 1875
Ghampagne O. A Nov. 1858
GhampagneGha. L., sr.Sept. 1865
Ghampagne Ghs.L., jr. July 1873
Ghampagne It.N Aug.
Gharbonneau Nap. . . .Jan.
Gharland Alfred N. . .Sept.
Gharland Ghs. P July
Gharpentier M. E . . . .Nov.
Ghasse P. A Jan.
Ghenevert G. A Jan.
Gherrier Andre Jan.
Gherrier C. S., Q.C. . .Aug.
Gholette H. A Aug.
Ghoquet A Nov.
Ghaquet P. X. » Jan.
Ghristin A Iphonse. . . .Jan.
Ghurch Hon. L. B., Q C. Feb
Gooke P. J. ........ . .Jan.
Gorbeil L. L Dec.
Gorbeil M Mar.
Gomel] Ed Mar.
Gornell Z. E .July
Gomeillier C. A July
GouUlard J. Bt July
Gouillard Ed Feb.
Goursol G. J., Q.G Feb.
GoyleP.J Mar.
1882
1879
1863
1875
1859
1882
1883
1881
1822
1882
1865
1876
1870
'59
Members.
Date or Com.
1863
1867
1861
1883
1870
Curran John J Mar.
Dalbec Alfred Nov.
D'Amour J G July
Dandurand B Jan.
Darby D July
David L. O April 1864
David Alphonse July 1872
David J. Arthur. . , ^ .Aug. 188l
Davidson C. P., Q.G. . .June 1864
Davidson. L. E S. H.June 1864
Day John J. , Q.G June 1834
Day E. T April 1864
DeBellefeuille E. L...Sept. 1861
DeLabru^re Hon. B. . .Mar.
1860
DeLaronde B. V. . . i . .Dec. 1863
DeLorimier T. G Jan. 1861
DeLorimierGhB.G., Q.G.Oct. 1865
Demers Amateur Dec. 1863
Demers L. N Dec. 1866
DeMartigny Ghs. L . . .Jan, 1881
DeMartigny Alph. L. .Jan. 1882
DeMartigny E. L Feb. 1882
DeMontigny Ghs. E.T. July 1863
Denis U. A Jan. 1870
DescarriesJ. A July 1879
Desjardins Arthur. . . .Nov. 1864
Desj ardins Magloire . . Dec. 1866
Desmarais Odilon. . . .July 1876
Desrivieres Bodolphe .July 1875
Desrosiers Ernest . . . .Jan. 1873
Doherty Thos. James .June 1868
Doherty Ghs. J Jan. 1877
Dore P. J July 1880
1881 Dorion P. A. A Dec. 1862
1866 iDorion Achille July 1880
1867'Doucet J. S Jan. 1882
1848 Doutre Jos., Q.G April 1847
1880 JDoutre J. Bte .June 1868
1879 Downie Donald Feb. 1882
1871 jDriscoU N Sept. 1861
1876 Drouin J. O Aug(
1848 Drouin P. E Sept.
1868 Duffy H. T. . , July
1881
1882
1879
1880
Gramp G. B June 1854,Duga8 F. O July
Greighton J. G. A. . . .July 1880 Duhamel Joseph April 1857
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1861
1848
1864
1871
1868
Gresse L. G. A. . . .July
Gross S. July
CroBB A. G Sept.
Crowters B. A July
GruickBhank W. G. . .July
OrmiokBhank Jas. .... .Jan.
1881 Duhamel Geo Jan.
1878 Dunlop John Jan.
1881 Duranceau P. G May
1879 Durand N June
1871 Durand P. M Jan.
1877 Elliot John E Mar.
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Members,
Date of Com.
Emard J. U July
Ethier M. July
Ethier L. J Jan.
Faribault J. Ed July
Fauteux P. A .Dec.
Fleet C.J Feb.
Fontaine R. E Oct.
Fontaine Ad July
Foran Thos. P Feb.
Foran J. K Jan
Forget A. E July
Forget Lucien Jan.
Fortin Thomas Jan.
Foster G. G July
Gagnon A Dec.
Gaudet L. H. 0. June
Gaultier D. Z
Gauthier A. A April
Geoffrion G. A , Q.G. .June
Germain Ad June
Gilman F. E Sept.
Gethings Ghs. L Aug.
GibbJ. H April
Girard A Dec.
Girard F. X June
Girard A. D Oct.
Girouard D., Q.C July
Globensky A. P July
Globensky Benj. Q.C. .July
Godin F. B Jan.
Gordon Asa . ., Mar.
Goyette P. R June
Greenshields J. N Jan.
Grenier A. W. ....... . .Oct.
Guerin E. J July
Guilbault L. S Sept.
GuillotE.J July
Hall John Sl, Jr Jan.
Hammond H. R Jan.
Harpin C. .Jan.
Hatton John G Dec.
Heneker R. T Nov.
Heroux J. G. E Feb.
Holton E June
Hutchinson M Jan.
Huntington Hon. L. S., Q C,
Ingall Allen G July
Jackson S. W July
Jeannotte H Jan.
Jodoin J. A Sept.
Joseph Or Oct.
1881
1877
1880
1878
1855
1879
1862
1862
1871
1881
1877
1877
1882
1881
1864
1859
Members.
Dale or Com.
1882
1865
1866
1858
1882
1869
1882
1863
1867
-^860
1874
1861
1849
1867
1881
1877
1863
1881
1860
1877
1876
1881
1873
1867
1881
1883
1867
1874
1863
1881
1881
1883
Joseph J. Sept. 1864
Judah F. T Oct. 1848
Kavanagh H. J Jan. 1879
Kerr, W. H., Q.C Nov. 1847
Kenny W. R June 1865
Kirby Jas Sept. 1862
Lacoste Hon. A., Q C.Feb. 1863
Lacoste J. C Sept. 1863
Laferriere A. A July 1865
Lafiamme Hon.R., Q.C.Oct. 1849
Laflamme Leopold. ...Sept. 1869
Lafleur Eug Jan. 1881
Lafontaine P. E July 1879
Lafontaine Ulric Aug. 1882
Lafortune D. A Jan. 1883
Lajoie H. Gerin July 1881
Lamirande A Aug. 1881
Lamothe J. B. G July 1880
Lanctot Husmer July 1860
Lane E Nov. 1882
Laplante J. B. R July 1880
Lareau Edmond Sept. 1870
Lariviere M. J. C Jan. 1876
Laurendeau Romulus. Feb. 1883
Laviolette P. D Jan. 1879
LebcBufL. C July 1873
Leblanc A July 1879
Leblanc P. E July 1879
Lebourveau S. A July 1876
Leduc J. D July 1881
Leet S. P ....Jan. 1880
Lefebvre F
Levy E. G Jan. 1878
LighthaU W. D July 1881
Lipp6 P. S N. July 1866
Lonergan M. S Mar. 1874
Longpr6 A. B Jan. 1867
Loranger J. M., Q.O. .April 1866
Lor rain L^on '. . . . July 1878
Lunn A. H Feb. 1861
Lyman F. S July 1869
Lynch Hon. W. W. , Q.C. June '68
Macdonald L. G Dec. 1852
Mackay J. A. N Sept. 1862
Mackay A. S July 1881
McLaren J. J., Q.C. . . .June
Maclean R. G Jan.
Macmaster D., Q.C. . . .July
Macrae Geo., Q.C Nov
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1871
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Members.
Date of Com.
Members-
Date of Com,
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McGormick D Jan 1877
McCuUy C. J Aug. 1882
McGibbon E. D July 1879
MoGounA ...July 1878
McKinnon Ed July 1879
McLeod Malcolm Dec. 1845
Madore J. A. C July 1881
Mallhot M Feb. 1864
Maillet L. L Jan. 1866
Martin Jos .Jan. 1882
Martineau P. G July 1879
Miyor David July 1876
M^jor Ohs. B Jan. 1877
Mathieu F. X Dec. 1861
Mathieu Adolphe April 1869
Mercier Hon. H June 1867
Messier J. S Sept. 1868
Messier D July 1876
Migneault P. B July 1878
Mireault G Sept. 1882
Mofifatt G< U July 1880
Monk E. C July 1870
Monk F. D Jan. 1878
Moreau J. G. E July 1881
Mor^'au T. T Jan. 1883
Morgan E. A. D Jan. 1883
Morris John L June 1859
Morin Alphonse July 1878
Morrison L. F Feb. 1863
Morrison G. A Jan. 1871
Moussean Hon. J. A., Q.C.Feb. '60
Nantel G. A July 1875
Nantel W. B July 1879
Nicholls A. D. ..... . .July 1879
Noyes John P Oct. 1866
Nutting CKs. A July 1872
Oughtred A. B Jan. 1882
O'Halloraii Jas., Q.C. .Dec, 1852
Oaimet J. Alderic, Q.G.Jan. 1870
Ouimet J. Alphonse . .Mar. 1868
Pagnuelo S., Q.C Oct. 1861
PaUiser J Jan. 1879
Papinean L. J Jan. 1883
Paradis E. Z Sept. 1864
Paradis J. E July 1881
Pelletier P Jan. 1876
Pelletier L. C July 1877
PerrasF. X July 1878
Pichd E. U., Q.0 Mar. 1846
Pignolet L. H Aug. 1880
Pilon A Jun.e 1866
Poirier A. E Jan. 1880
Poirier T Nov. 1882
Poulin H. E Sept. 1867
Prefontaine B Jnly 1880
Pr6vost W .June 1853
Polette W. A July 1881
Prieur Arthur May 1883
Purcell John D July 1877
Quesnel Jules Jan. 1882
Quinn F. A Sept. 1867
Bacicot Ernest Jan. 1859
Bainville H. B Jan. 1874
Bamsay B. A April 1867
Baynes Chs July 1881
Benaud Z ....Jan. 1876
Benaud P. U Oct. 1882
Bichard J. H. N Aug. 1882
Binfret F. O Jan. 1872
Bitchie W. F July 1879
Bobertson W. W April 1852
BobidouxJ E May 1866
Bochon Alfred July 1869
Bowney C. P Jan. 1879
Boy Boner, Q.C Feb. 1842
Boy Euclyde Jan. 1845
Boy P. H July 1871
Sarrasin F. L July 1871
Scallon W July 1876
Seers«L. A Jan. 1861
Sicotte V. B Aug. 1862
Simard J. A Nov. 1865
Smith B. C Jan. 1882
Snowdon H. L Jan, 1857
Stephens C. H Jan. 1876
Saint-Pierre H. C July 1870
St-Jacques M July 1878
St-Jean E. N July 1879
St-Julien J. A July 1879
St-Julien J. T Sept. 1866
St-Louis Chs. H Jan. 1883
Taillon Hon.L. i )., Q.C., Nov. '66
Tait M. M., Q.C June 1863
Taylor Hugh Nov. 1829
Taylor A. D Dec. 1860
Tellier Louis Oct. 1866
Thibault Chs Jan. . 1862
Tranchemontagne F.B.,Jan. 1867
Trenholme N. W Nov. 1866
Trudel Hon F. X. A., Q.C. Dec.*81
TrudelJ. B July 1879
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TurgeonJ. O Oct. 1865
TerrillF. W Dec. 1882
Vandal P July 1861
Vilbon Cha. A Aug. 1863
Walker W. S July 1876
Members. Date of Com.
Weir R. S. July 1881
Weir W. A July 1881
Wotherspoonlvan ...June 1863
WurteleHon J.S.C.jQ.C.Aug '50
WurteleC.J.C May 1863
NOTARIAL BOARD FOR THE PROVINCE OP QUEBEC.
President M. E. Bernier, M,P., St. Hyacinthe.
Vice-President C. Tessier, Quebec.
Secretaries ^ '^- ^- ^^^^8^* Quebec,
secretaries j j^^ Perodeau, Montreal.
Treasurer F. J. Durand, Montreal.
Syndic L. E. Galipeau.
COMMISSIONERS FOR RECEIVING AFFIDAVITS
For the Supreme Court in the City of Montreal.
Abbott, Hon. J.J. C.
Archambault, A. M.
Archambault, Am.
Archambault, C.
Alexander, John R.
Aussem, Joseph
Bdaufield, Ramon
Beauvais Adolphe
Brodie Hugh
Baillie, Chs.
Brault, H. A. A.
Bourgeois, S. C.
Brossoit, Joachim
Belanger, Frs.
Barbeau, J. H.
Bedard, Louis
Bruce, Wm.
Bain, Hugh A.
Bourbonnidre, A.
Belanger, Leandre
Berthiaume, Mo'ise
Bauset, Edouard
Benson, H. L.
Bissonnette, A. C. A.
Barry, D.
Baynes.O'Hara
Belle, C. E.
Bourbonni^re, N. G.
Brogan, A.
Cherrier, Adolphe
Craig, David James
Coutlee Joseph L.
CoUard, Louis H.
Campbell, Wm. A.
Cot6, Hyacinthe D.
Christmas, Ths. H.
Cartier, Joseph, jr.
Cleveland, Fred Geo.
Campbell, Wm.
Chagnon, H. C. H.
Chaurest, J. A.
Coghlan, J.
Coursol, C. J.
Gushing, C.
D'Amour, A.
Dttvlin, Owen J.
Doucet, Theo.
Dumouchel, L. N.
Desrosiers, L. A.
Decary, A. C
Duff, John M. M.
Dandurand, 0.
Desrosiers, J. R.
Danserau, J. C.
Davison, John D.
Dobbin, Chs. H.
Duff, Edward H.
Duchesneau, H.
Dubreuil, J. F.
Dumesnil, G. H.
Durand F. J.
Escott, Matthew H.
Elliott, Alfred
Etue, A. Z.
Evans, E.
Fauteux, LSandre
Fulton, J.
Fauve, Ferdinand
Fatt, Samuel C.
Eraser, David
Fair, John
Ferguson, J.
Griffin, John 0.
Gagnou, C. E.
Gee, Robert
Gladu, L. A.
Gareau, L. D., jr.
Gowans, Chs.
Garand, Ubalde
Guerin^ Edmund
Germain, Cgsaire
Gorman, M. W.
Hart, Louis
Hyde, George
Hutchinson, M.
Irvine, J.
Isaacson, A. G.
Isaacson, J. H.
Jeannotte, H.
Jobiu, A. D.
Jones, J.
Joseph, G.
Juds^, H.
Kent, Ambrose L*
Kemp, O. B.
Keefer, R. W.
Kernick, G. H.
Kittson, G. R. W.
Labadie, J. A.
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Labadie, J. E. O.
Labranche, J. O.
Lajoie, L. J.
Livingstone, John
Leclerc, J. N.
liainplough, J. L.
Lemay, David
LighthalL W. P.
Lionais, liS. Emile
Laparre, H.
Levy, J. 0. E. .
Lecours. Adolphe
L'Archev6que, E.
Legris, J. A.
Liudsay, Wm.
Locker, Geo. B.
Lynch, James
Leteill6, G. A.
Leonard, A. E.
Leprohon, Phillippe
Labadie Adolphe
Lighthall, Q. B.
Lyman, Albert 0.
Macrae, J.
Mousette, S. P.
Macfarlane, D.
Moffatt, Alex.
Marion. Jean F.
Mainville, Philias
Maynard, Z.
Macintosh, John
Marin, 0.
Macintosh. E.
Marson, Ths. M.
McKay, Hugh
McLennan, Wm.
McKay, Angus
Marler, "W. M.
Morin, P. G.
McGoun, Wm.
Normandeau, P. E.
Ouimet, Hon. G.
Oliver, B. W.
Ouimet, L.
Papineau, C. P.
Papineau, D. E.
Papineau, J. B. N.
Papineau, L. J. A.
Philips, W. A.
Perkins, Arthur M.
Perkins, Alex. M.
Perodeau, N.
Pharand, A.P.
Poirier, Joseph
Phaneuf, Ant,
Plimsoll, A. H.
Boss, Philip S.
Beddy, W. B. S.
Bead, Alphonse
Boss, W.
Seath, David
Stubbendorff, H.
Symmes, Albert
Simpson, Andrew J.
Shearer, John S.
Sicotte, Eugene
Stuart, E. H.
Terroux, 0. A.
Taylor, John
Thom, V.
Therring B.
Taylor James M.
Villeneuve, J. O.
Valle6, J. B.
Watson, B.
Wright, H. B.
Whitton, Alfred J.
Wethey, Chs. H.
Walker, W. Simpson
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COMMISSIONEBS FOB TAKING AFFIDAVITS
Jn the Province of Quebec^ to be used in Ontario.
Abbott, Hon. J. J. C.
Barry, D.
Bruce, W.
Butler, T. P.
Garter, G. B.
Ghapman, H.
Goursol, G. J.
Goutlge, J. L.
Graig, D. J.
Gushing, G.
Davidson, 0. P., Q.G.
Doucet, T.
Duff, J. M. M.
Evans, E.
♦ Fatt, S. G.
Fulton, Peter
Griflan, J. G.
Hatton, J. G.
Holton, E.
Isaacson, J. H .
Irvine, John
Joseph, G.
Kirby, J.
Lambe, W. B.
Lighthall, W. F.
Lemay, David
Lyman, F. S«
Macrae, G., Q.G.
McFarlane, D.
McGoun A.
McGibbon, B. D.
Macmaster, D.
Moffat, A.
Normandeau, P. E.
Phillips, W. A.
Plimsoll, A. H.
Perodeau, N.
Popham, J.
Bamsay, B. A.
Boss, W.
Shearer, John S.
Seath, David
Stewart, A. B.
Taylor, J.
Watson, B.
Wotherspoon, I. T.
Walker, W, S,
GOMMISSIONEBS
To administer Oaths to Public Officers ^Hon. S. G. Monk, G. J.
Goursol, Q.G., G. E. Schiller, A. de Beaumont, B. A. B. Hubert
and J. S. Honey.
if,yn»itAl. and REMirNERATin: AC€IDEIf T POUOT
litfa Company at »5 p«r •1000.
In London. England, for taking affidavits to be used in the
Provinces of Quebec and Ontario. — A. Gillespie, jr., of Howard «fc
Gillespie, 40 Old Broad Street, London, and A. S. Munns, of Lewis,
Munns & Longdon, solicitors, 8 Old Jewry, London, !B.G. Also
Affidavits and Acknowledgments of Married Women, to be used
in the Province of Nova Scotia, A. Gillespie, as above.
For taking affidavits in the Province of Quebec, to be used in
the Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed\rard
Island, F. S. Lyman, J. Popham, J. M. Glass, J. M. M. Duff, W.
S. Walker and G. B. Locker.
For taking affidavits in and for the Courts of Manitoba, outside
the Province.— J. C. Griffin, J. M. M. Duff, W. Alex. Caldwell,
C. B. Carter, W. S. Walker, T. P. Butler, R. D. McGibbon, Theo.
Doucet and J. Irvine, Montreal.
Under Extradition Treaty and also of Dominion Police. — C. J.
Coursol.
To Enlist and Attest Soldiers or Persons desirous of entering
Her Majesty's Service, under the Imperial Act 12 Vic, c. 19. —
C. J. Coursol.
Joint Cobonbrs for the District of MoNTEEAii.— Joseph
Jones, 637 Ontario street, Montreal ; Joseph Geoffrion, Verch§res.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by J. M. M. Duff, W. S. Walker, W. P. Lighthall, C'
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
For the City of Montreal,
The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Montreal, for the time
being, are severally Justices of the Peace.
Alexander, C.
Arabili, Michael
Anderson, John
Atkinson, J.
Bagg, R. S. 0.
Baillie, Chs.
Barnes, F.
Barsalou, J.
Beattie, tTohn
Brush, George
Browne, George
Beauchamp, Joseph
Benoit, Z6phirin
Berger, Chs.
Bickerdike, Robt.
Boxer, F. N.
Brady, Ths.
Brydges, C. J.
Bulmer, Henry
Buntin, Alexander
Beaudry, Hon. J. L.
Belle, C. E.
Brown, A,
Bartley, W. P.
Bourque, * :. J.
Cassidy, J. L.
Clendinning W.
Cameron, Daniel
Cantin, Augustin
Cherrier, C. S., Q.C.
Chester, Wm. E.
Cuvillier, Maurice
Cloran, Joseph
Coghlin, B. J.
Cushing, Chs.
Cunningham, W. H.
Childs, Geo.
Copland, £. D. H.
Cannon, Michael
Chauveau, Hn.P. J.O.
Comte, J. L.
Dufresne, Louis P.
Dubuc, A.
Devlin, O. J.
Dakers, J.
Darling, Wm.
Devins, Richard
Dyde, John
Donnelly, James
Donnelly John
Delorme, !H.
Derome, L£on
Duff, J. M. M.
Davies, J. T.
Darling, A.
Demers, P.
Desrosiers, L. J. P.
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T)a£re8ne, J. B. B.
Dononnens, G. D.
Egan,0.
Evans, J. G.
Ferrier, Hon. James
FuUum, Oeo.
Florant, A. D.
Gagnon, A.
Gardner, B.
Gault, M. H.
Godfrey, B. T., M.D,
Groome, P. M.
Gauthier, T.
Giroux, Jos. 4
Grenier, Jos.
Guimond, Chs. H.
GrifSn, Jas.
GrahanijBobt.
Hudon, yiotor
Hannan, M.
Henderson, D. H.
Hudon, P.
Hutton, W. H.
Hart, T.
Hingston, W. H.
Hickson, J.
Howley, J.
Henshaw, F, W.
H6tu, li. 0.
Hagar, 0.
Hamilton, A.
Homier, J. B.
Huston, Charles
Hanuaiord, E. P.
Hogan, Henry
Hamilton, Hon. John
Hooper, A. 0.
Huntington, Hn. L.S.
Isaacson, J. H.
Jeannotte, H.
Joseph, J. H.
Judah. T. S.
Lamotne, G.
Lalonde, G. F.
Lemieux, P.
Lyman, H.
laghthaU, W. F.
Lefebyre, N.
Larin, L.
Lavers, W.
Larivde, N.
Labadie, J. A*
Larin, Chi.
Leahy, M.
Lunn, Wm.
Leprohon, J. L.
Lsjnere, J. B.
Laurent, Mionel
Larkin, Patrick
Mi^or, J. B.
Mathieu, E.
McDonald, W.
McGauvran, J. W.
McCambridge, A.
Macdonald. D.
Murphy Jolin
McDougall, J.
McGibbon, A.
McLaren, John C.
McLachlan, J. S.
McNaUy, B.
McKeown, B.
McDougall, D. Lorn
Moss, S. E.
McShane, J.
McKeown, E.
MoDermott, P.
McWood, W.
McGoldrick, P.
Moss, H. D.
Molson. J. H. B.
Murphy, Ed.
Murphy, P. S.
Mercer, N.
Malone, M.
Meunier, G.
Murray, J.
Milloy, John J.
Mclntyre, John
Moss, J. L.
McLaren, D. G.
McShane, Brien
McNaughton, Wm.
Mousseau, F. X.
Musaen, Ths.
NeTson, A. D,
Normandeau, P. E.
O'Brien, W.
Ogilvie, W. W.
OgiJvie, J.
O'Bourke, J.
Ogilvie, A. W.
Parker, J.
Pr6voBt, D.
Prenderaast, J.
Plessis dit B61air,L.B.
Pr6vo8t, B.
Perreault, L.
Papineau, D. E.
Patterson, G. H.
Price^ John
Poupart, Jos.
Bankin, J.
Bov, A.
Boberts, Geo.
BoUand, G. L.
Bolland, J. Bte.
Boseaver, W. H.
Bosair, D.
Bitchie, John
Byan, M. P. •
Spicer, W. J.
Stephens, B. H.
Shearer, .Tames
Simard, J.
Starnes, Hon. H.
ShackdU, H.
Shelton. E. E.
Short, J.
Stewa^ J.
Sheridan, J.
Strachan, J.
Simpson, Ths.
Salmon, W.
Scott, Gilbert
Steyenion, A. A.
St. Onge, S.
Seneciu, L. A. ^
Torrance, D
Teroux, C. A.
Taylor,, E. T.
Taylor, T, M.
Trudeau,Bomauld
Tansey , D.
Villeneuve, J. O.
Walters, C. H.
Wilson, W.
Wilson, T.
Workman,!.
Whyte, J.
Walsh, M.
Wait, Geo., jr.
Wainwrlght, Wm.
Weaver, Geo. W.
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MILITIA.
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MILITIA DEPARTMENT.
PBOVINOE OF QUEBEC.
The three Military Districts into which the Province of Quebec
is divided are sub-divided into seventy Begimental Divisions,
comprised within eight Brigade Divisions.
The boundaries of such Begimental Divisions are identical with
the Electoral Divisions into which the Province of Quebec is
divided, with VSk following exceptions, tib.: Montreal Gentre
forms two Begimental Divisions, known as First and 8<>cond
Montreal Centre; the First Division comprising the Eastward,
and the Second Division comprising the Centre and West Wards.
Chateauguay forms two Begimental Divisions, known as First
and Becond Chateauguay. The First Division comprises the
Parishes of St. Philom^ne, Chateauguay. St. Martin, St. Urbain;
and tne Seor>nd Division comprises the portion of the County not
included in the First Division.
The counties .."^^ Bichmond, Wolfe, Drummond, Arthabaska,
Ohicoutimi a,u<^ . u "inay, each form a Begimental Division.
The Brigade "j .'(-/^^.tns are nnsibered &om West to East, from
One to Eight, aua embrace the following Begimental Divisions
for each respectively :
MlLITABY DiSTBIOT NO. 5.
Lieut.-Col. B. Van Straubenzie, Deputy Adjutant-General com-
manding.
1st Brigade Division — Lieut. -Col. Pennyman W. Worsley,
Brigade Major. Head^quarters, Montreal.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of Argenteuil, Montreal
West, Second Montreal Centre, Huntingdon, Napierville and
Second Chateauguay.
2nd Brigade Division — Lieut.-Col. Gregor Mattice, Brigade
M^jor. Head-quarters, Sherbrooke.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of St. Johns, Iberville,
Missi^quoi, Brome, ShefEord, Bichmond, Drummond, Stanstead,
Sherbrooke and Conpton.
Storekeeper for Military Districts Kos. 5 and 6— Lieut.-Col. C.
d« Bellefeuille.
MlLITABY DlSTBIOX NO. 6. ^
lieut.-Col. A. C. de L. Harwood, Deputy Adjutant-General
commanding.
ith Brigade Division — Lieut.-Col. E. Lamontagne, Brigade
M^jor. Headquarters, Montreal.
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MILITIA.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of Montreal East, First
Montreal Centre, Vaudrenil, Soulangas, Beauharnois, First
Cliateaugaay, Laprairie, Two Mountains, Terrebonne, Hochelaga,
Jacques Cartier and Laval.
6th Brigade Division— The duties of the 6th and 6th Brigade
Divisions are performed by the Brigade Major of the 4th Brigade
Division.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of L^Assomption, Mont-
calm, Joliette, Berthier, MaskinongS, Three Bivers and St.
Maurice.
eth Brigade Division — The duties of the 6th and 6th Brigade
Divisions are performed by the Brigade Mf^jor of the 4th Brigade
Division. •
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of Nicolet, Arthabaska,
Wolfe, Yamaska, Bagot, Bichelieu, St. Hyacinthe, Bouville,
Verchdres and Ghambly.
MlIilTABT DiSTBICT NO. 7.
Lient.-Col. T. J. Dnchesnay, Deputy Adjntant-Oeneral com-
manding. Major W. H. Forrest, District Paymaster and Store-
keeper.
7th Brigade Division—The duties of the 7th Brigade Division
are performed by the Brigade Major of the 8th Brigade Division.
Head-quarters, Levis.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of Lotbinidre, Megantic,
Beauce, Dorchester, Levis, BeUechasse, Montmagny, L'Islet,
Kamouraska, Temiscouata, Kimouski, Bonaventure and Gasp6.
9th Brigade Divisian — ^Lieut.-Col. d'Odet d'Orsonnens, Brigade
Major. Head-quarters, Quebec.
Consists of the Begimental Divisions of Champlain, Fortneuf,
Quebec East, Quebec Centre, Quebec West, County of Quebec,
Montmorency, Charlevoix, Ghicoutimi and Saguenay.
MONTBXAIi.
6th PbovisionaIi Beoimbnt of CAvAiiBY. — Head-quarters,
Montreal. Major commanding — John Burwash; Paymaster—
Capt. — C. C. Clapham, Quartermaster — Lieut. J. T. McBride,
Surgeon — Dr. A. L. Smith, Vet. -Surgeon— C. J. Alloway. No. l
Troop, Capt. Colin McArthur ; No. 2 Troop, Capt. Wanless ; No. 3
Troop, Capt. Barr ; No. 4 Troop, Capt. Bush.
FiEiiD Battbrv" of ABTiLiiBRT. — Capt. A. A. Stevenson, (I.e.)
Ist Lieutenant — E. G. Green, 2nd Lieutenant — J. S. Hall, jr.
Surgeon — G. E. Fenwick, M. D. (s. m.), Asst. Surgeon — Dr.
Bogers. Vet. Surgeon — D. McEachran.
Bbigade |(ontreai< Garrison Artillery. — Lieut. -Col. W. B.
Oswald. Captains— G. Forbes, T. T. TurnbuU, W. H. Laurie, F.
Cole, W. C. Trotter, C. H. Levin. Lieutenants — F. Brush, D.
Stevenson, E. Howard, C. Lane, J. A. Finlayson, B. DavidscMi,
W. H. Lulham. Paymaster—Fred. Cole, Mi^or. Surgeon— G. W.
Major, Asst. Surgeon — A. A. Browne. Adjt. — T. Atkinson, Major.
UTO POJLICIBS ofOTevar descrlptf«ii iMmed
iMHtord^iis oe«apatloii do not void tbrn Pollej
MoHTBBAii EnoorEBBS. — ^Major W. Kennedy, lat Lieutenant— •
J. W. Moffat. 2nd Lieutenant— Henry Thompson.
IbtBatt. **PaiifCE OF Wales Bifles.*' — Lieut. -Col. F. Bond-
Majors E. L. Bond and J. F. Nott. Captains— T. P. Butler, 8-
Campbell, J. O. Wilgress, G. D. Hanson, W. J. Turpin, D*
Sincennes. Lieutenants— G. de B. Leprohon, Jas. Paul, P. Guy,
B. C. Nelles. Paymaster — ^Alex. Milloy, (m.) Quartermaster-^
Oapt. Wm. Johnson. Surgeon— Francis W. Campbell, M.D.
Sro Batt. ** Victobia Biples." — Lieut.-Col. E. A. Whitehead*
Majors— J. M. Crawford, (I.e. ), C. P. Davidson. Captains— F 0.
Henshaw, A. Anderson, Q. Ahem, H. M. Belcher, — Badiger, H.
Abbott. Lieutenants— T. P. Bacon, S. M. Blaiklock, B. T.
Heueker, G. B. Starke, — Kellond, — Beckett, — Wake, —
Wardlow. Staff. — Paymaster— J. 6. Burrows (m.) Adjutant— J.
P. Edwards, (1.) Quartermaster— Cr. Hope, (g.) Surgeon-Major —
G. A. Baynes, M.D. Asst . -Surgeon— D. C. McLaren, M.D.
6th Bati. '* BoYAii Scots."— Lieut.-Col. E. C. Campbell. M%jor
— F. Caverhill. Captains— 8. Cross, L. M. Lewis, B. M. Esdaue,
J. G. McCorkill, H. H. Lyman, i . Hood. Lieutenants — ^F. Lydon,
J. G. Geddes, J. A. Strathy, J. Lithglow, C. C. Newton, Jas. S.
Orossley, — C.E. Gault,, W. B. Miller. Paymaster — Lieut. Wm.
Foulis. Adjutant — ■ Quartermaster — ■
Surgeon— W. B. Burland, M.D. Asst. Surgeon— C. A.Wood, M.D.
6th Batt. " FusiLiBES.'' — Lieut -Col. B. Gardner, jr. Majors —
M. M. Blaiklock, F. Massey. .Captains — Geo. Mooney, John
Gray, Fred. Nelson, John Fair, jr., Jas. D. Anderson, jr., Andrew
Paterson. Lieutenants— P. Hood, W. Laidlaw, G. C. Stephens,
Jeffery H. Burland, B. G. Pettigrew, Geo. Denison, F. W. Engelke.
Paymaster — W. Bates. Quartermaster— D. Battersby. Surgeon —
Jas. Bell. Asst. Surgeon — W. Stephens. Honorary Treasurer —
Lieut.-Col. J. C. Sinton.
65th Batt. '< Mount Boyal BiFiiES."— Lieut. -Col. Aldric
Ouimet, M.P., Q.C. Majors— George A. Hughes, Galiste A.
Dugas. Captains— P. J. Bddard, B. Poitras, Alex. Boy, Alfred
Larocque, jr., Jos. Giroux, Hector Provost, B. des Bividres,
Lieutenants — ^E. Beauset, C. J. Doherty, L. Ethier, Arthur Simard,
B. Hubert, G. Cartier, Courtland Starnes, Ernest Levigne, B.
Forest, J Ostell, E. Sicotte. S^ajf.— Adjutant— J. C. Bobert.
Paymaster — 0. L. Boss6. Surgeon— E. Lachapelle, M.D. Asst.
Surgeon— L. Migneault.
Fbovihoe of Quebec Bifle Associatiok.
Patron— His Honor the Lt. -Go remor of the Province. President
—Hon. A. P. Oaron, M.P. Vice-Presidents — Lt.-Col. McEachran,
Lt.-Ool. Ouimet, Mqjor Scott, Capt. Trenholme. Secretary— Mi^or
Blaiklock. Treasurer— Lt. -Col. Martin. Elective Committee—
Lt-Ool. Sheppard, Lt.-Col. Brosseau, Capt. Bussell, Lt.-OoL
Martin, Miyor Bond, Lt.-Col. Feuton, Lt. Whitman. Bepresen-
tatire Oommittee— Lt.-Cols. Fletcher and Fraser, Minors Gates
and Blaiklock, Oapts. Pr6vo8t, Main, Balxour, tfood and LeSueur,
Lts. Edwards and Trotter.
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MBDIGAI»
MEDICAL.
I>sirrAi>BoABi> of ExAiimsBS of thb Phovikcb of Qubbbo —
W. G. Beers, Montreal, President ; G. F. F. Trestler, Montreal,
Yice-President ; Ghs. Brewster, Montreal, Treasurer ; L. J B. Le
Blano, Montreal, Secretary; G. H.Wells, Huntingdon, Begistrarj
H. D. Boss, Quebec, Ii. W. Dowlin, Sherbrooke.
Gouhciij of thb FHABHACBimcAii AssooiATiOB. — President;
H. F. Jackson (Montreal), 1st Yice-President; Ed. Giroux
(Quebec), 2nd Yice-President ; J. A. Harte (Montreal), Treasurer \
John Blerry (Montreal), Begistrar and Secretary ; W. Ahem
(Montreal), Henry B. Grey (Montreal), H. S. Evans (Montreal),
S. Lachance (Montreal), J. D. L. Ambrosse (Montreal), Alex.
Manson (Montreal(, Boderick McLeod (Quebec), C> J. Governton
(Montreal), W. B. Brunet (Quebec). Board of Examinera—
Henry B. Gray (Montreal), Alex. Manson (Montreal), J. B. L.
Ambrosse (Montreal), Boderick McLeod (Quebec), Jean Bte,
Martel (St. Bomuald), H. F. Jackson (Montreal).
MoNTBBAXi GoiiiAOB OF "Pn AUK ACY.— Officer s a«t(3 Board for
1888-'84.— President ; B. Dugal, Yice-President; L. B. Baridon.
Treasurer; Alex. Manson, Secretary ; W. Ahem, 223 McGili
street. B. Lachance, John Kerry, A. S. Evans, J. D. L. Ambrosse,
Henry B. Gray, Alph. Davidson, H. F. Jackson. C. J. Govemton,
J. A. Harte. Lecturers,— Ihrof. T. D. Beed, M.I)., O.M., No. l
Philips Square. Prof. Joseph Bemrose, F.G.S., No. 13 JPlateau
Street, Pharmaceutical Ghemist and Senior BeU Scholar of the
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Begistrar of the Phar-
maceutical Association, and Secretary of the College of Pharmacy,
W. Ahem, Address, 207 Bleury Street.
URIVBBSrrT OF McGlLXi Goiil^EOB, MOKTBBAIi. — JFVuH42t^— Jolis
William Dawson, LL.D., F.B.S., Principal and Professor of
Natural History, B. Palmer Howard, M.D., Dean of the Faculty.
Emeritus Professors. — William Wright, M.D., Materia Medica
and Therapeutics, 84 St. Famille Street, Duncan G. McGall^mi,
M.D., Midwifery and Diseases of Women, 45 Union Avenue,
Bobert Graik^ M.D., Chemistry, Treasurer of the Faculty, 2 Gath-
cart Street. Jobeph Morley Drake, M.D., Institutes of Medicine,
Abbotsford, Que. Professors. — B. Palmer Howard, M.D., Pro-
fessor of Medicine, 47 Union Avenue, G. K. Fenwick, M.D.,
. Professor of Surgery, 1401 St. Gatharine Street, G. P. Girdwood;
M.D., Professor of Chemistry, 28 Beaver Hap Terrace, George
Boss, M.Aj M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, 4d Union
Avenue, William Osier, M.D., Professor of the Institutes of
Medicine and Begistrar of the Faculty, 1353 St. Gatharine Street,
Thomas G. Boddick, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery^ 90
Union Avenue, William Gardner, M.D«, Professor of Gynseoologyi
OH THB SECURITY OF ITS I«IFB POIilCIES
»nd liberal Snrrendcrs allowed.
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914 Dorchester Street, Francis J. Shepherd, Professor of Anatomy
and Librarian of the Faculty, 86 Mansfield Street, Frank Bnller.
M.D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology, 694 Dorchester
Street, Arthur A. Browne, B.A., M.D., Professor of Midwifery
and Diseases of Infancy, 1353 St, Catharine Street, James Stewart,
M D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, George
Wilkins, M.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, 867 Dorchester
Street, D. P. Penhallow. B.Sc, Professor of Botany, B. L. Mac-
Donnell, B.A.. M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy and Lecturer on
Hygiene, 1433 St. Catharine Street, William B. Sutherland,
M.D.. Aesistant Demonstrator of Anatomy and Curator of the
Museum, 745 Dorchester Street, Oeorge W. Mii^or, B.A., M.D.,
Instructor in Laryngology 1398 St. Catharine Street. Alex. D.
Blackader, B.A., M.D., Instructer in Diseases of ^nifdren, 44
Beaver Hall Terrace, T, Wesley Mills, M.A., M,D., 1'^ .^nstrator
of Practical Physiology and Histology, 561 Dorchester Street, Bobt.
J. B. Howard, B.A., M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy,
47 Union Avenue.
University of Bishops Collbqb, LbnnoxvilijE.— ^acul^t/ o/
Medicine^ Montreal.— F. W. Campbell, M.A., M.D., L.B.C.P.
Lond.. Dean, Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine,
consulting Physician Montreal Dispensary, Physician to Western
Hospital; J. Baker Edwards, Ph.D.,D.GL., Emeritus Professor
of Practical Chemistry; R. A. Kennedy, M.A., M.D , CM., Regis-
trar, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Children, consulting
Physician Montreal Dispensary, Physician to and Superintendent
of the Obstetrical Department of the Western Hospital ; J. Perrigo,
A. M., M.D., CM., M.R.CS. Eng., Professor of Surgery, Physician
to and Medical Secretary Western Hospital ; J. B. McConnell,
M.A., M.D., CM., Professor of Materia Medica, Physician West-
ern Hospital and Montreal Dispensary ; Casey A. Wood, CM.,
M.D., Professor of Pathology, Physician Western Hospital;
George E. Armstrong, M.D^ Professor of Physiology, Physieian
Western Hospital ; James C. Cameron, M.D., CM., M.B.O.P.I.,
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, Physician to Montreal General
Hospital and Western Hospital; Thomas Simpson, M.D., Profes-
sor Hygiene, Physician to Montreal General Hospital, consulting
Physician Western Hospital; E. H. Trenholme, M.D., CM.,
B.C L., IVofessor of Gynaecology, consulting Physician Montreal
Dispensary, Physician Western Hospital; Wm. Young, CM.,
M.D., Professor of Chemistry; J. Leslie Foley, CM., M.D.,
L.R.C.P. Lond., Professor of Anatomy, Physician Montreal Dis-
pensary ; H. L. Reddy, B.A , M.D., L.R.CS.E., L.R.C.P.L., Pro-
fessor of 'i?herapeutics ; A. Lapthom Smith, B.A.. M.D., M.R.CS.
Eng., Professor of Botany, Physician Montreal Dispensary. Lec-
turera in Special Departments. Joseph Bemrose, F.C.S. Lecturer
on practical chemistry; Alexander Proudfoot, M.D., CM., Lec-
turer on Disease of the Eye, Ear and Throat, Oculist to Montreal
Dispensary and Western Hospital; D. D. Gaherty, C.M., M.D.,
Demonstrator of Anatomy; Anthony Kerry, CM., M.D., Curator
•f Museum.
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MEDIOAL.
MoirrBEAL School of Subohry and Mkdioink — Founded in
1848 ; Incorporated in 1846. — Faculty of Medicine of the Victoria
Univeraityf Cobourg ^Ths. E. d'Odet d'Orsonnens, M.D., Pro-
fessor of Ghemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology, President of the
Faculty; J. E. Goderre, M.D., Professor of Materia Medioa and
Therapeutics, Secretary; Eugene H. Trudel, M.D., Professor of
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children and Glinical
Obstetrics; W. H. Kingston, M.D., D.G.L., L R.G.S., Edin.,
Professor of Glinical Surirer^; A. B. Graig, M.D., Professor of
Internal Pathology and Glinioals of Medicine ; 0. O. Beaudry,
M.D.. Professor of Physiology and General Pathology ; L. B.
Durocher, M.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Botany ;
J. A. S. Brunelle, Professor of Surgery ; L. A. E . De^jardiiia,
M.D., Professor of Histology and Diseases of the Eye ; L. I).
Mignault, Demonstrator of Anatomy ; Hon. A. H. Paquet. M.D.,
Professor of Hygiene. Supernumerary Professors— A. A. Mounier
(Ghemistry), J. A. Boy (Botany), A. B. Campagnc (Anatomy).
J. A. Lebfance, M.D., Librarian and Gurator.
Laval V my KaBivY.— Faculty of Medicine. 134 Notre Damn
Street — J. P. Bottot, M.D., Professor of Inside Hospital Patho-
logy and Glinics. and Dean of the Faculty ; E. P. Lachapelle,
M.D., Professor of General Pathology and Physiology, and Secre-
tary of the Faculty ; A. I.amarche. M.D., Professor of Descriptive
Anatomy; A. G. A. Bicard, M.D., Professor Of Materia Medica:
A. Dagenais, M.D., Professor of Toxicology and Toxicological
Glinics; J. A. Laramce, M.D„ Professor of Inside Hospital
Clinics; G. M. Filiatrault, M.D., Professor of Medica Juris-
prudence and Senile Diseases; N. Fafard, M.D.. Professor of
Inside Hospital Glinics and Chemistry; Elzear Berthelot. M D. ,
Professor of Practical Anatomy ; S. Lachapelle, M.D., Professor
of Hygiene ; H. E. Desrosiers. M.D., Professor of Toxicology ;
Salluste Duval, M.D., Professor of the Clinics, Children's Di-
seases and Botany; A. Brodeur, M.D., Professor of Histology and
Practical Surger) ; A. A. Fouclier, M.D., Professor,— Diseases of
Eyes and Ears.
Mbdico-Ghiruboical Society. — Dr. K. A. Kennedy, President ;
Dr. T. G. Boddick, 1st Vice-President ; Dr. T. A. Bodger, 2nd
Vice-President; Dr. D. F. Gurd, Secretary; Dr. W. A. Molson,
Treasurer; Dr. J. L. Foley, librarian. Coi«nct7 ;— Doctors Geo.
Boss,, P. W. Campbell and Wm. Osier.
MoNTBEAL Gbnebal 'H.oBntAi,.— Elected Governors — N. si.
Whitney, David Law, S Bethune, Q.C , J. M. Kirk, B. A. Bamsay,
John McLean, Jackson Bae, Thomas White, M.P., B. S. C. Bagg,
Joseph Bielle, Thomas Craig, Bobert McLea.
Office Bearers for 1883.— Andrew Bobertson, President; John
Stirling. Vice-President; Thomas Davidson, Treasurer; Dr.B. P.
Howard, Secretary.
BowMhold and sood Gomotercial Bialui BpeeUilly d*-
In All vrincipAl towns, l^namw^ pi»id, over •l»800t00#.
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Committee of Management.— 'Vfilli&mJjvinn. Charles Alexander,
0. 8. Wood, J. T. Molson, R. W. Shepherd, William Gowie, J. P.
Gleghom, F. Wolferstan Thomas, John Kerry, Bobert Oraik,M.D.
Consulting Phyaiciana.—'Bobi. Graik. M.D«, B. Palmsr Howard,
M.D., D. G. MacOallum, M.D,, J. M. Drake, M.D., John Beddy,
M.D„ WUliam Wright, M.D.
Attending Physicians.— Qeoxge Boss, A.M., M.D., George
Wilkins, M.D., M.B.G.S., En«., William Osier, M.D.. RB.C.P.,
Wm. A. Molson, M.D., M.B.C.S., Eng.
Attending Surgeons.— Q, E. Fenwick, M.D., G.M., Bobert God-
frey, M.D., G.M., T. G. Boddick, M.D., CM., Frs. J. Shepherd,
M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng.
Out'Door Physicians and Surgeons.— G. P. Girdwood, M.D.^
M.B.G.S , Eng., Thomas Simpson, M.D., C.M., George W. Major,
B.A., M.D., James G. Gameron, M.D.. M.B.G.F.I., Wm. Gardner,
M.D., C.M., Bich. L. Macdonnell, B.A.. M.D.
Oculist and Atiri«^— Frank Buller, M.D., M.B.G.S., Eng.
3Iedical Superintendent.— Ja.meB Bell, M.D., G.M.
Resident 3Iedieal Officers.— J. J. Gardner, M.D.; CM., W. G.
Henry, M.D., G.M., James Grey, M.D., C.M.
Apothecary. — Joseph Bruce, Dispenser.
Lady Superintendent. — Miss Bimmer.
Clerk of Committee of Management. Edward Bussell.
Stetvard.—W. B. Bates.
Hours for Medical Advice, ten to twelve o'clock, daily. Appli"
cants for advice, out-door department, 11 to 12 daily., Sundays at
9 a.m. Eye and Ear Department, 2 p.ifl. daily. Applicants for
admission to the Hospital, apply at main entrance. Hour? for
Friends visiting the Sick three to four o'clock on Tuesduys, Thurs-
days, Saturdays and Sundays.
HoTKL DiEU, MoNTBEAii.— Bt. Bcv. Bishop Fabre, Superior;
Bev. A. Nercam, Director ; Bev. P. Marsolais, Ghaplain ; Bev.
Sister St. Louis, Superioress. Drs. attending to the Hospital— Dr.
d'Orsounens, Dr. Goderre, Dr. Trudel, Dr. Hingston^ Dr. Craig,
Dr. Beaudry, Dr. Brunelle, Dr. Desjardins, Dr. Mignault, Dr.
Guerin, Dr., Macdonnell, Dr. F. X. Trudel, Dr. Champagne. J. G*
Ouimond, Agent.
Notre-Dahe HosPiTAii. — Board of Management— B,e\. M. V.
Rousselot, President, M.M. E. A. G6n6roux, Treasurer. H. E.
Dearosiers, M.D., Secretary.
Medical Board— 3 . P. Rottot, M.D., President ; E. P. Lachapelle,
M.D., A. Dagenais, M.D., J. A. Laramie, M.D., A. T. Brosscan,
M.D., A. G. Bicard, M.D., A. Lamarche, M.D., G. M. Filiatrault,
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A1»TAlfT/%OEA OR AECIJIIITT TO
H.D.. J. E. Berthelot, M.D., S. Lachapclle, M.D., N. Fafard,
M.D., S. Duval, M.D., A. A. Foucher, M.D., H. E. DeiroeierR, |
M.D t Secretary.
Attending Phyaicians and Surgeons. — All tlie members of tlie {
Medical Board. i
Ocidiatand Auriat.—A. A.FovLchQTf'M.'D. House Surgeons.— \
M. Marsolais and A. Zoyal. i
Attendants. — Rev. Grey Nuns ; Sister Perrin, Superior. I
MoKTBEAL DiSPENSART, 135 St. Artoine Stre ST.— President -
Dr. Leprofaon, Vice-Presidents — Bobt. Miller and Aid. J. C. Wilsoi},
Treasurer— C. O. Perrault, Secretary — J. B. McConnell, M.D.
Considting Physicians. — Drs. R. P. Howard, W. H. Hingston,
O. E. Fenwick, R. Craik, J. L. Leprohon, F. W. Tampbell, G. V.
Girdwood, G. Wilkins. W. Gardner, B. H. Trenholme, R. A.
Kennedy, Wolfred Nelson, J. T. Alloway, G. F. Slack, T. D. Reed,
G. A. Thompson, A. D. Blackader, F. J. Shepherd, 0. 0. Edwards
and R. Ii. Macdonnell.
Attending Physicians — J. B. McGonnell, W. H. Burla-id, J.
Leslie Foley, A. L Smith, W. R. Sutherland, Wm. Stephe. .
Eye and Ear Department. —Dr. A. Proudfoot.
Committee of Management. — Messrs. J. Leprohon, J. 0. Wilson,
G. O. Perrault, J. B. McConnell, R. Miller, T. D. Reed, A. Proud-
foot, J. H. Stearns, A L. Smith, W. R. Sutherland, A. Keriy, B
L. McDonnell, Wm. Macdonald.
WeVBBN HOSPCTATj of MONTREAIi — WOMEN'S DBPABniEnT—
For the treatment of diseases peculiar to women, and lor lying-in
oases. — ^Under the Superintendence of the Medical Faculty of
Bishop's College.
Out'Door Chnicai Department. — Attendance daily at 12 a.m.
Attending Phyaicians and Stirgeons.—Dra. F. W. Campbell, E.
A. Kennedy, Trenholme, J. Perrigo. J. B. McConnell, B. Arm-
strongj J. C. Cameron and G. A. Wood.
Superintendent of Lying-in Dept. — Dr. R. A. Kennedy.
Stecretary.— Robt. Reid.
Medical Secretary. — Dr. Perrigo.
Matron.— MrBf Woodhouse.
Conaidting Staff. — Drs. Hingston and Simpson.
Univbbsity Lyino-in Hospital, 93 St. Urbain Stbbbt.— Mrs.
M. McCnlloch, 1st Directress ; Mrs. Ostell, 2nd Directress ; Mrs.
Reford, 3rd Directress; Mrs. M. McGulloch. Secretary; Mrs. S.
Dawson, Treasurer; Mrs. J. Smillie, Matron .ad Widwife.
Physician and Accoucher. — Dr. D. C. Mcuallum,
Regiatar. — Dr. A. A. Browne.
Conaidting Phyaiciana The Medical Faculty of McGill College,
Ubitxrsitt Dispehsart Drs. McCallura, Gardner, Roddick.
Blaekader. Mrs. Hayes, Matron, St. Urbain Street.
CAHABI All CaKPAKT OFff7Zll8 AmrBETTBt
UlTgJIPIlfCI MFB mSVIUBRS.
CONSULS AND VICE-CONSULS.
Argentine Confederation— G. B. Day, Consiil-GeneTal ; T. 6.
Henshaw, Vico-Consul, 24 Hespital street.
AuBtro-Hungarian Empire— E. Schultze, 4 Hospital street.
Belgian— Jesse Joseph. 166 St. James street.
Brazil— Wm. D. Bently, Consul-General, 317 St. Paul street.
riiili— G. B. Day, Consul-Gcneral; F. C. Henshaw, Vice-Consul.
24 Hospital Street.
Danish— J. P. Wnlff, 32 St. Sulpicc street.
French — M. le Gomte de Sesmaisons. Consul-General, Quebec; C.
O. Perraiilt, Vice-Consul, 06 St. James street.
German Empire -W. C Munderloh, Oi St. Sulpicc street.
Italian— A. M. F. Gianelli, 227 Commissioner street j Charles
Bonacina, ■Vice-Oonsul, Deputy Clerk Circuit Court.
Xetherlands- S. B. Howard, Vico-Consul, 80 St. Francois Xavier
street.
Norwegian— J. F. WulflP, Vice-Consul, 32 St. SuJpice street.
Republic of Uruguay— F. W. Henshaw,; F. C. Henshaw, Vice-
Consul, 24 Hospital street.
Portugal— F. A. Routh, 299 Commissioners street.
P(n'u— G. B. Day, Consul-General ; F. C- Henshaw, Vice-Consul,
24 Hospital street.
Sjianish/— Conde de Premie Real, Consul-General, Quebec ; J. L.
Leprohon, M.D., Vice-Consul, 237 Si. Antoine street'
Swiss— A. N. Aubin, 404 St. Paul street.
Swedish- J. F. Wulff, 32 St. Sulpicc street.
United States — List of Consuls and Commercial Agents in the
Province of Quebec & Ontario — SeargentP. Stearits, Consul-
General, Montreal ; Reuben Booth, Vice and Dep. Consul-
General. Montreal; James Low, Consul, Clifton; Jno. G.
Crawford, Consul, Coaticook; LaRue Peck, Consul, Fort
Erie ; Geo. H. Holt, Consul, Gasp6 Basin ; Jno. F. Haaelton,
Consul, Hamilton; M. H. Mitchell, Consul, KingBt<m;
Saml. D. Pace, Con«nl, Port Sarnia; Harry L. Slaight,
Consul, Prescott; Jno. N. Masson, Consul, Quebec; Silas
P. Hubbell, Consul, St. Johns, P.Q. ; Walter E. Howard,
Consul, Toronto; F. W. Prince, Consul, BelleTille ; Josiah
Turner, Consul, Amherst- burg; Chas. Ewers, Consul,
Windsor. Ont. ; Jas. M. Wilson. Three Rivers, P.Q, ; Bei\}. 8.
Parker, dherbrooke; H. P. Dill, Consul, Guelph; H. 0.
BniBngton. Coml. Agent, Chathami^. S. Chilton, Coml.
Agent, Goderich; R. B. Bobbins, 't^ml. Agent, Oittawa;
"Philip Garroll, Port Stanley ; Frank Harmon, Coml. Agent,
Stanbridge; Ghas. A. Boush, Coml. Agent, Oollingwood;
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BANKS.
J. G. Datoher, Ooml. Agent, Port Hope; A. B. Elliott,
Ooml. Agent, Morriaburg; F. Baiteli, Vice Ooml. Agent,
St. Hyacinthe; Ohas. A. Band, Goml. Agent, Sorel; H. M.
JameSi Goml. Agent, Fort Bowan.
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IMMIGBATION AGENTS.
J. J. Daly, Dominion Government Immigration Agent, 175 St.
James street, West.
John Lesperance, Immigration Agent, Province of Quebec, Port
of Montreal, 813 Craig street.
BANKS IN CANADA.
ONTARIO.
Place. Name of Bank, Manager or Agent
AUiston Hamilton A.M. Kirkland.
Almonte Montreal Angus Kirkland.
Amprior Ottawa D. M. Finnie.
Aurora Federal W. H. Perram.
Aylmer Molsons
Ayr Gommerce J(^m Wylie.
Barrie Toronto J. A. Strathy.
Hamilton "Wm. Gray.
Beeton Hamilton W. P. Bobarts.
Belleville •••.... .Montreal B. Biohardson.
Gommerce B. Thompson.
DoQiinion J. W. Murray.
Merchants W. Hamilton.
Berlin .Gommerce D. B. Dewar.
Merchants Gharles Grookall.
Bowmanville Ontario Geo. McGill.
Bradford Standard T. Dewson.
Brampton Dominion B. D. Gamble.
Merchants G. S. Herohmer.
Brantford British North America .A. Bobertson.
Montreal W. L. Greighton.
Gommerce W* Boberte.
Brockville . , Montreal James Hogg.
Molsons J. W. B. Bivers.
Gampbellford . . . .Standard E. A. Bog.
Cannington Standard John Houston.
Oarleton Place . . .Ottawa John A. Bangs.
Chatham Gommerce W. S. Ireland.
Federal B. N. Bofi(ers.
Merchants ,. . . .F. S. Jarvis.
Clinton Molsons Henry G. Brewer.
Oobonrg ........ .Toronto Jos. Henderson.
Oobourg Dominion E. H. Osier.
by Ael of P*rll»mAiit. ~ Undoubtea Seoorlty li ailbrdcd and
Mf h gfadtng of tU Proprtef ry and Dlrectori.
BANKS.
195
Place. Name of Bank, Manager or Agent.
Colborne Standard C. Larke.
Collingwood Toronto W. A. Copeland.
Gommeroe £. Pangman.
Cornwall Montreal Neil McLean.
Ontario W. J. Tully.
Dundaa Commerce D. H. Charles.
Punnville Commerce James Young.
Durham Commerce J. B. Clarke.
Exeter Molsons A. A. C. Donovan.
Fergus ..w Imperial J. F. Patterson.
Gait Merchants O. V. J.Greenhill.
Commerce B. R. McConkoy.
Qananoque Merchants A. Petrie.
Georgetown Hamilton H. M. Watson.
Ctoderich Montreal D. Olabs.
Commerce A. M. Boss.
Guelph Montreal James H. Finlay
Commerce Wm. Smith.
Federal George Mair.
Ontario E. Morris.
Hamilton British North America. Thomas Corsan.
Hamilton E. A. Colquhoun.
Montreal J. N. Travers.*
Commerce £. Mitchell.
Federal J. M. Bums.
Merchants J. S. Meredith.
Harriston Standard W. T. Shannon.
Ingorsoll Imperial J. A. Biohardson.
Merchants W. Pringle.
Molsons '.0. W. Clinch.
Kincardine Merchants G. 0. l^re.
Kingston British North America. D. Bobertson.
Montreal B. M. Moore.
Federal .T. Y. Greet.
Merchants Geo. E. Hague.
Lindsay Montreal C. E. L. Porteous.
Dominion W. Darling.
Ontario S. A. McMurty.
Listowel Hamilton H. H. O'Be* Ir
Liverpool Market . Dominion J Hayden ij '.■: •. ay.
London British North America. Geo. Moir.
Montreal W. J, Anderson.
Commerce D. Just.
Federal Charlf ■} Murray.
Merchants "W. ¥: Harper.
Molsons Joseph Jeffrey,
Lucan Commerce . . . .F. W. Ball.
Markham Standard F. A. Beesor.
Meaford Molsons P. Fuller.
Milton Hamilton .J. Butterfleld.
Morrisburgh Molsons L. W. Howard.
Mount Forest . . . .Ontario B. N. King.
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BANKS.
Manager or Agent.
B. A. Helliwell.
Alez. Smith.
James K. Allen.
W. H. Perram.
W. A. Sampson.
B. T. Haiu.
H. S. Soadding,
W. H. Holland.
Place. Name of Bank.
Napanee , Dominion . . .
Merchants . .
Newcastle Standard. . . .
Newmarket Federal
Norwich Commerce. . . ,
Orangerille Commerce .
OriUia Dominion . . .
Oshawa Dominion
W.estem of C&nada.
Ottawa British North America. W D. Chambers.
Montreal A. Drummond.
Ottawa Qeo. Bam.
Commerce Jeffery Hale.
Nationale C. H. Carriere.
Merchants W. H. Bowley.
Ontario A. Simpson.
Quebec H. V. Noel.
Union M. A. Anderson.
Oweu Sound Merchtmts .J. G. Fitzgibbon.
Molsons P. W. D. Broderick.
Paris. British North America .John Carnegie.
Commerce B. C. Jenniugo.
Pembroke Quebec T. P. Cox.
Perth Montreal B. J. Drummond.
Merchants Jameff Gray.
Peterborough . . . .Montreal P. J. Lewis.
Toronto J. H. Boper.
Commerce W. Manson.
Ontario C. MoGill.
Petrolia Feders^ T. A. Lenfestey.
Picton , . . . .Montreal. B J. B Crbmbie.
Standard J. S. Louden.
Port Colbome . . . .Imperial Jas. Watt.
Port Elgin ; .HamUton Wm. Corbould.
Port Hope Montreal C. L. Thompson.
Toronto "W. B. Wadswortli.
Midland Loan A Savings
Society G. M. Furby.
Port Perry Ontario W. J. McMurty.
Prescott Merchants I. F. Harper.
Prince Arthur's
Landing Ontario ; .D. F. Burk.
Benftrew Merchants C. G. Morgan.
Bidgetown Molsons L. E. Tate.
St. Catherines . . . .Toronto G. W. Hodgetts.
Commerce F. L. Hankey.
Imperial CM. Arnold.
St. Mary's Montreal B. HiUyard.
Federal C. S. Bumsey.
St. Thomas Imperial M. A. Gilbert.
Merchants John Pottenger.
Molsons Geo. Kendal Morton.
IjuMfcAW. Mid RBMVNERATnrE ACCIDENT POl^IOT
lltfs CompMijr at 95 per tlOOO.
BANKS.
127
Place. Name of Bank. Manager of Agent.
Samia Montreal B. Tassie.
Commerce T. W. Niabitk.
Seaforth. Commerce A. H. Ireland.
Simcoe Commerce E. Cowdry.
Federal Henry Groff.
Hmith^B Falls . . . .Molsons A. P. Tregent.
Stratford Montreal J. Hogg.
Commerce W. Maynard, jr.
Merchants E. F. Hebden.
Strathroy Commerce Jos S. Small.
Federal W. T. Smith.
Thorold Commerce W. J. Robertson.
Quebto D. B. Crombic.
Tilsonburg Federal Francis Cole.
Toronto British North America. W. Orindlay.
Montreal G. W. Yarker.
Toronto D. Coulson.
Commerce W. N, Anderson.
Dominion B. H. Bethunc.
do. Queen st. branch. Jas. Price.
Federal H. S. Strathy.
Imperial D. R. Wilkie.
Merchants Wm. Cooke.
Ontario C. Holland.
Quebec J. Walker.
Standard J. L. Brodie.
Molsons L. H. Robertson .
.... .Molsons R. Fraser.
Dominion W. Nation.
Walkerton Commerce J. R. Clarke.
Merchants A St. L. Mackintosh.
Waterloo Molsons Jacob Hespeler.
Welland Imperial Jas. McGlashan.
Whitby Dominion H. B. Taylor.
Ontario W. Beith.
Windsor . . Commerce J. E. Thomos.
Merchants Wm. Kingsley.
Wingham Hamilton B. Wilson.
Woodstock Commerce F. 0. Cross.
Imperial S. B. Fuller.
Y'orkville Federal R. J. Montgomery.
QUEBEC.
Beauharuoia Jacques Cartier A. Clement.
Bedford Eastern Townships
Berthier (en Laut). Ville Marie A. Lariepy.
Coaticook Eastern Townsiiips B. Austin.
Cowansville Eastern Towships J. McKinnon.
Famham Eastern Townships E. N. Robinson.
Gaspe Basin Nationals J. Le Bontillier A Co.
Tieuton
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BANKS.
Place.
Name of Bcmk,
Manager or Agent.
Oranby Eastern Townships W. H. Bobinson.
Jolliette D'Hochelaga H. N. Boire.
Louiseyille Ville Marie L, A. Garon.
Montreal British North America. .B. B. Grindley.
Montreal E. S. Glouston.
Toronto i J. M. Smith.
Hochelaga F. X. St. Charles.
Ville Marie UbaMe Garand.
Commerce^ W. Simpson.
Exchange T. Craig.
Federal W. J. Ingram.
I>a Peuple A. A. Trottier.
Jacqnes Cartier A. daMartigny.
Nationale C. A. Valle,
Merchants A. M. Grombie.
Ontario W. W. L. Chipman.
Qaebeo , Thos. McDongall.
Molsons F. W. Thomas.
Union of Lower Canada. F. Nash.
Napierville St. Jean, M. Gatndal.
Nicolet Ville Marie C. A. Sylvestre.
Qaebeo British North America .C. F. Smith.
Montreal J. Forteous.
Nationale P Lefirance.
Merchants H. M. Price.
Quebec Jas. Stevenson.
Union of Lower Ganada.P. MacEwen. /
Bichmond Eastern Townships W. L. Ball.
St. Gesaire St. Hyscinthe Gessidre Pepin.
St. Hyadntiie . . . .Jacques Cartier S. A. Durocher.
St. Hyacinthe B. St. Jacques.
St Jerome Ville Marie J. A. Theberge.
St. Johns St. Jean Ph. Baudouin.
Merchants W. L. Marier.
St. Bemi Jacques Cartier C. Bedard.
Sherbrooke Eastern Townships W. Farwell.
Nationale John Campbell.
Merchants A. C. E. Delmege.
ScMrel Molsons George Crebassa.
Stanstead Eastern TownshiiMi S. Stevens.
Three Bivers Hochelaga P. E. Panneton.
Quebec F. G. Wotherspoon.
Union of Lower Canada. G. H. Henshaw* jr.
Valleyfield Jacques Cartier Joseph F. Pellant.
Waterloo Eastern Townships W. I. Briggs.
West Famham. . .Eastern Townships E. N. Bobinson.
NEW BBUNSWIGK.
Bathurst Merchants of Halifax. . .John Sivewright.
Gampbelltdn Nova Scotia J. E. Narraway.
^hatham Montreal F. E. Winslow.
ADYERTISBBCENT.
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Oswald Bros.
Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange,
53 & 55 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET,
MON-^F^EAL
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STOCKS AND SECURITIES
OF ALIi DESCRIPTIONS.
Bought and Sold on Margin or for Cash.
Correspondents in London. Eng.,
and New York.
Kf*For Canadian Stock List see next page.
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List of Principal Securities dealt in
JANUARY,
BANKS.
Montreal
Ontario
Merchants*
Du Peuple
iacques Cartier
lolson?
Toronto *
Quebec
Nationale
Union of Lower Canada
Commerce
Eastern Townships .....
Dominion
Hamilton
Exchanee
Imperial
Standard
Federal
d*Hochelaga
Ville Marie
British
••••••
CAPITAL
SUBSCRIBED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Montreal Telegraph
Dominion Telegraph
Montreal Gas
Mont'l Loan & Mort
Moat*l Inv't & Building Co
City Payseneer Railway
Royal Canadian Ins. Co
Richelieu and Ont. Nav.
Dundas Gotton Co
Canada Cotton Co
Montreal Cotton Co
Stormont Cotton Co
Coaticook Cotton Co. ...
Hudon Cotton Co
Canada Paper Co
St. Paul, M. & M. Railway
Cflb. Pac. Railway.
North West LandXTo
.$12,000,000
. 1,500,000
. 5,798,267
. 1,600,000
500,000
. 2,000,000
. 2,000,000
. 2,500,000
. 2,000,000
. 2,000,000
. 6,000,000
. 1,479,600
. 1,500,000
. 1,000,000
500,000
. 1,500,000
803,700
. 2,966,800
723,300
500,000
. 4,866,666
2,000,000 .
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
600,000
2,000,000
1,019,000
500,000
750,000
794,000
500,000
200,000
2,000,000
600,000
20,000,000
100,000,000
£3,000,000
CAPITAL
PAID-UP.
$12,000,000
1,500,000
5,721,426
1,600,000
500,000
2,000.000
2,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
2.000,000
6,000,000
1,446,142
1,500,000
982,380
500,000
1,500,000
783,005
2,960,210
704,940
464,300
4,866,666
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,876,752
832,812
300,000
600,000
300,000
1,619,000
500,000
697,900
794,000
500,000
200,000
850,000
600,000
20,000,000
65,000,000
£1,600,000
OSWALD BROTHERS, Members
on the MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
1884.
REST.
.. $6,760,000 .
335,000 ..
. . 1,150,000 .
nil
14,000 .
600,000 ..
.. 1,060,000 ..
325,000 ..
nil
30,000 ..
.. 1,900,000 ..
350,000 ..
860,000 ..
200,000 ..
860,000 ..
140,000 ..
.. 1,300,000 ..
60,000 ..
20,000 ..
889,718 ..
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DIVIDEND DAYS.
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1st June " 1st
1st June
1st Mar.
1st June
Ist April
1st ■
1st
1st
1st Jan.
1st Jan.
1st Tan.
1st May
1st
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1st
1st
Ist
1st
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Suspended.
1st Jan. and 1st
1st Jan. " 1st
1st June " 1st
1st Jan. " 1st
1st June •* 1st
4ihjan. •• 4th
1st June
Dec. .
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July .
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April and October....
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Ist Feb. " 1st Aug. .
November
February
February and October . .
1st Mar. and 1st Sept. . . .
15th Feb. and 15th Aug. . .
Jan. April, July & Oct . .
J anuary and July
January and July
January and July
January and July
Feb. May, Aug. & Nov. .
17th Feb. and 17th Aug. .
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Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange
53 & 55 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.
AioNTI\EAL.
STOCKS AND SECURITIES.
OF ALL DESORIPTIONS
Bought and Sold on Margin or for Cash.
Correspondents in London, Eng.,
and New York.
t^Tor Canadian Stock List see preceding page.
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BANKS.
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Place.
Name of Bank.
Manager or Agent.
Chatham Nova Bcotia D. G. Chestnut.
Dorchester Merchants Emerson Jk Read.
Fredericton British North America .R. Napier.
Nova Scotia C. G. R Kerr.
Maritime A. A. Murray.
People's of N. B J. W. Spurden.
Hillsboro' Halifax Banking Co. . . .H. Middleton.
Kingston Merchants of Halfax. . . Donald Kemp.
Moncton Montreal P. M Cotton.
Nova Scotia Qeorge Sanderson.
Newcastle Montreal R. Mackenzie.
Nova Scotia P. R. Morrison.
Petitcodiac Halifax Banking Co. . . .J. H. Morrison.
Richibuoto Nova Scotia D. Waters.
Merchants of Halifax . .Donald Kemp.
Sackville Halifax Banking Co Thos. A. H. Mason.
Merchants of Halifax . .E. C. Jarvis.
St. John British North America . W. E. Collier.
Montreal E. C. Jones.
New Brunswick Wm. Girvan.
Nova Scotia J. M. Robinson.
Halifax Banking Co.. . .Jas. G. Taylor.
Maritime Alfred Ray.
St. Stephen Nova Scotia John Black.
St. Stephen John P. Grant.
Sussex Nova Scotia G«orge W. Daniel.
Woodstock Nova Scotia Wm. Haliburton.
Maritime Gilbert W. Van Wart.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Acadia Mines Halifax Banking Co. . .
Merchants of Halifax .
Amherst Nova Scotia
Pictou
Annapolis Nova Scotia
Union of Halifax
Antigonish Merchants of Halifax .
Pictou
Baddeck Merchants of Halifax .
Barrington Halifax Banking Co. . .
Bridgetown Nova Scotia
Bridge water Merchants of Halifax .
Canning Nova Scotia
Digby Nova Scotia
Gnysboro* Merchants of Halifax .
Halifax British North America
Montreal
Nova Scotia
Halifax Banking Co. . .
Merchants of Halifax ,
.T. E. Atkins.
.Edward Walsh.
.H. C. McLeod.
.John McKeen.
.P. B. Kinsman.
.Alex. Shearer.
.T. M. King.
.E. D. Arnaud.
.Chas. R. Hart.
.P. W. Homer.
.T. D. Ruggles.
.Andrew Gow.
.P. W. Borden.
.J. H. Churchill.
.H. M. Jost.
.A. E. Ellis.
.P. Gundry.
.Thos. Pyshe.
.W. L. Pitcaithly.
.T). H. Duncan.
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BANKS.
P7ac<*.
Xame of Bank.
Manager or Agenf.
Halifax Peo] le's of Halifax Peter Jack.
Union of Halifax H. Y. Clarke.
Kentville Nova Scotia L. De V. Ghfpman.
Liverpool Nova Scotia H. A. Fleming.
Lockeport Halifax Banking Co. . . .E. A. Capstick.
People's of Halifox . . . Austin Locke.
Lunenburg Halifax Banking Co. . . .Gordon H. Boss.
Merchants of Halifax . .Stephen Finck.'
Maitland Merchants of Halifax . .George Frieze.
New Glasgow. . . .Nova Scotia Jas. W. Gannichi^cl.
Pictou D. M. Fraser.
North Sydnoy . . . .Nova Scotia. Daniel Waters.
Oxford Halifax Banking Co. . . .N. S. Smith.
Parrsboro' Halifax Banking Co. . . A. ^. Townshend.
Pictou Nova Scotia Howard Primrose.
Merchants of Halifax . C. J. Butcher.
Pictou T. Watson.
Fort Hawkesbuiy. Merchants of Halifax . .Peter Paint, sr.
Pugwash . „ Halifax Banking Co. . . .D. C. McDougall.
Shelbume' Halifax Banking Co. . . . W. G. Greenwood.
Spring Hill Halifax Banking Co. . . . Wm. Wilson.
Stellarton Pictou I). M. Fraser,
Sydney Bar Nova Scotia Duniel Waters.
Sydney, C.B Merchant^ ol Halifax . .J. E. Bufckell.
Truro Halifax Banking Co. . . .A. AIIhu.
Merchants of Halifax . .Martin Dickie.
Weymouth . .* Merchant? of Halifax . .G. D. Campbell.
Windsor Commercial of Windsor. W. Lawson.
Halifax Banking Co. . . .J. A. Bussell.
Wolfville People's of Halifax A. D. W. Barss.
Yarmouth Nova Scotia J. H. Lombard.
Exchange A. S. Murray.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. Johns Commercial of N. F. . . .Robert Brown.
N. F. Savings Bank Edward Morris.
Union of N. F James Goldie.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Charlotletown . . .Nova Scotia D. C Chalmers.
Merchants of Halifax . F. H. Amaud.
Merchants of P. E. I Wm. McLean.
Union of P. B. I Geo. Madeod.
Georgetown Merchants of Halifax . . W. S. Tupper.
Montague Union of P. E. I M. J. Fitzgerald.
Btt«tifO Farmers' of Rustico. . . . Adrien Dorion.
Sourif Merchants of Halifax . .James McBride.
Snmmerside Merchants of Halifax . . W. F. Mitchell.
Snmmerside R. McC. Stavert.
Union of P. E. I Neil McKel vie.
Agent.
Ttc»-Fr»«identt Gerald K, Hart, general Manac^vi
BANKS.
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MANITOBA.
Place. Name of Rank.
Brandon Imperial
Morchantfi
Emenon Merchants
Portage la Prairie. Montreal
Ontario
Begina Montreal
Mtirchants
Winnipeg Montreal
Nova Scotia
Ot'awa
Federal
Imperial
Merchants
Ontario
Union of Lower Canada
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Manager or Agent,
A. Jukes.
Ohas. Meredith.
Q M.King.
T. Plummer.
E. Porter.
A. O. Braithwaite.
D. M. Harraan.
C. Sweenej.
Bobert Steven.
F. HaU Mathewson.
T. Renwick.
GUas. 8. Hoare.
D. Miller.
J. F. Feilde.
G. A. Boxer.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
New Westminster. British Oolnmbia Isaac B. Fisher.
7ictoria British Columbia Wm. C. Ward.
British North America . Robert Burns.
Oaresohd Green A Go. . .Wells, Fargo A Co,
Bavk ot MonTBEATi.— Established 1818.— Gapital, $13,000^00.
Capital paid-ap, $12,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,760,000. Read
Office Ifonfreol.— Board of Directors. — 0. F. Smithers, president ;
Hon. D. A. Smith, vice-president ; O. Scott, A. T. Paterson,
Alex. Murray, Alfrf-d Brown, Gro. A. Drummond, Hugh
McLennan, Hon. John Hamilton. W. J. Buchanan, general
manager, Montreal ; A. Macnider, assistant gen'^ral manager
and chief inspector.
Bakk or British Nobth Axbbica. — Established 1836. Incor-
porated by Royal Charter, 184i» — Ptfid-up capital, £1,000,000
sterling. He «d Office^ London, England, t'ourt of virectorain
London. - J. H. Brodie, J. J. Carter, F. Lubbock, H. R. Farrer,
R. H. Glynn J. J. Kingsford, A. H. Philpotii, J. M. Robertson,
H. J. B. K>'ndall nnd £. A. Hoare. Secretary in London, A. G.
Wullis. Head OfBce in the Colonies, at St. James street, Mont>
real. General manager, R. R. Grindlev • insprotor, W. H.
Nowers. Montreal Britnch. — Manager, J. Pinfold; accountant,
D. G. MacGregor.
Babk of Tobohto.— Capita], $2,000,000. Hea'f Officey Toronto^
Montreal Bramth.- J. Murray Smith, manager ; Qeo. R. Hargraft,
accountant; T. A. Bird, tell r; T. F. How assistant teller; J. R.
McKirdy, discount; P. P. Myles. ledger; Peter C. F.«lroner, W.
G. Ramage and H. E. Rankin, clerks ; G. Chapman, messenger.
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Oakadian Bank of Commercs.—- /fiear? Offieef Toronto. Capital
anthorised $6,000,000. Capital paid up, $6,000,000. Rett, $1,600,-
000. Directors. — Hon. Wm. McMaiter, preiidont; Wm. Elliot,
vice-prerident. W. N. Anderson, general manager. John G.
Kemp, assistant general manager ; Robert Gill, inspector. Mont-
real Branchy 158 St. James street.— Wm. Simpson, manager; Q.
de C. O'Orady, accountant.
Mbhohants Bank of Canada.— Capital, $.0,720,000. Reserve
Fund. $1,150,000. Directors.— Hon. J. J. C. Abbott, Q.C,
president ; Robt. Anderson, vice-president ; John Duncan, H.
Mackenzie, W. Darling, J. Hodgson. A. Masson, J. Cassile.
Oeo. Hague, general manager ; J. H. Plummer, aasistant general
manager.
The MoiiSONB Bank.— Capital paid up, $2,000,000 ; Rest $425,000.
Directors.- Thomas Workman, president ; J. H. R. Molson, vice-
president ; R. W. Shepherd, Hon. D. L. Macpherson, M.
WiUiams, S. H. Ewing, and A. F. Oantt,. F. W. Thomas,
general manager ; Jas. Elliot, local manager ; M. Hcaton,
inspector. Discount days : Mondays and Thursdays. Dividends,
1st April and 1st October.
Ontabio Bank.- Capital,$],500,000. Head Qfficef TorontOf Ont.
Sir W. P. Howland, president ; Chas. Holland, generid manager,
Montreal Branch, Place d'Armes.— W. W. L. Cfhipman, manager.
Days of Discount, every day.
Quebec Bank.— Paid up capital, $2,500,000. Head Office,
Quebec.— J. Stevenson, cashier. Montreal Branch. — T. McOon-
galL manager ; T. C. Coffin, accountant; W. F. Wood, teller;
J. Drayner, B. B. Stevenson, and Percy Oakes, clerks ; W.
Anderson, messenger. Discount every day.
Uhion Bank of Lowxr Canada. — Capital, $2,000,000. Head
ffice, Quebec. — P. MoEwan, cashier. Montreal Branch.— F.
fash, manager; A. N. Bell, accountant; R. Davison, teller; R.
M. Harriaon, discount clerk ; A. Mercer, ledger keeper ; J. H.
Morkill, F. Crispo and Geo. Bowles, clerks ; Jas. Moore, mes-
senger.
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La Bamqub du Pbuple.— Established 1835. Paid up Capital,
$1,600,000. Head Office, 95 St. James street, Montreal. C. S.
Cherrier, president. Directors.— W. Francis, G. S. Brush, A.
Prevost, A. Leclerc, J. Grenier, P. M. Galamcan, A. A. Trottier,
cashier. Officers.— J. Hennessy, discount clerk; C. H. Parent,
progressive ledger; A. Marciile, paying teller; R. Terroux,
receiving teller ; J. Bousquet, bookkeeper ; L. J. Lamontagne, L.
ItlVB POIildES of %wmrj ^mmripUon iMucd tifm
do not Told tiM P«ll«j^,
BANKS.
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Qt. Gtonaad, Albert Fournier, J. Portelanoe and J. D. A. Belireau,
olerka » K. Gott6, porter. Days of Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays.
Diridends, first Monday of March and September.
Li. Bahqub Jaoqubb-Cartibb.— Oapital, $500,000. Officers.—
Alph. Deiijardins, president; A. DoMartigny, cashier; D. W.
Brunet, assistant cashier : P. T. H. Ermatinger, paying teller; 0.
H. Hamel, receiring teller; J. Gooke, discount clerk; F. B.
Ijafleor, aooountant ; M. Bourret, ledger keeper ; G. A. Dnguay,
cleric; J, Leblano, messenger.
LA.BAVQUB NATiONAiiB, Placo d'Armcs.— Capital, ft9,000,000.
Eead Qffictt Quebec. — Hon. I. Thibaudeau, president; P. La<
fraoM^ cashier. Montreal Branch.— 0. A. Yailie, manager ; P.
0. Q, Boy, aooountant; A. Rinftret, teller. G. Meroier, ledger
keeper ; Oeo. Normandin, clerk ; L. Q-uimond. messenger.
La Bavqub D'HooHHiiAa a.— Capital, ^1,000,(
" ■ • ; A. D. Parent, account-
.000. F. X. St.
Oharles, president; J. £. Brais, cashier';
ant; B. Terroux^ jr., assistant accountant ; J. H. Ostigny, ledger
keeper; C. A. Oiroux, paying teller ; N. Dorval, receiving teller ;
L. B. Quimond, discount clerk; A. J. Leduc, clerk; Pierre
Baffin, messenger.
Bavqub YiiiLn Marir.— Wm. Weir, president; J. 0. Ouimond
Tice-president. Directors.— J. O. Davie, C. F. Vinet, Hon. A. H.
Paquet and Somerville Weir. U. Qarand, cashier. Days of Dis-
count, Tuesdays and Fridays.
ExoGUNOB BANKor Cabada.— (In liquidation.) — Head Office^
ifontrcof.— Thomas Craig, president; Hon. A. W. Ogil vie, vice-
president ; E. K. Greene, Alexander Buntin and Henry Bulmer,
directors; J. U. Craig, accountant.
Monthbal Cnv and Distbiot Savinqb Bank, 176 St James
street — Ed. Murphy, president ; A. LaBocque, vice-president ;
Dr. W. H. Hingston, Thomas Workman, Jaiiaes O'Brien, E. J.
}{arbeau, B. Bellemare, J. Alderic Ouimet, M P., F. T. Judah, John
K. R. Molson, Directors. H. Barbeau, general manager, MonteaL
Open every lawful day during banking hours. The board meets
on Tuesdays. The Bank has four branches : corner St. Catharine
and acques Cartier streets, H. H. Brosseau, agent; corner St.
Joseph and Versailles street, B. Varin, agent ; corner Grand Trunk
and Seigneurs streets, Point St. CharleSf W. Daly, agent; Notre
Oame street, East branch, 8. Garceau, agent. Bankers : Bank of
Montreal. Foreign Correspondents : London, Bank of Montreal ;
New York, Bank of Montreal ; Paris, Banque de Paris et des
Pays Bas.
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MERCANTILE.
HOMTltEAL BO VBD OF TRADE.
{Incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1842.)
F. W. Henshaw, presideiit; J Kerry, vice-presideut ; W. B.
Wouham, treasurer. CoutiotZ.— Robt. Archer, 6. Boivin. J. P.
CleRhom, Oeo. A. Drummoud, H. R. Ives, G. M. Kioghorn. W.
G. Monderloh, R. P. McLea, W. W. Ogilvie, H. Bhorey, Thoe.
White, M.P.. J. H. Winn.
Board (if Arbitration. — Andrew Allan, Uenry Bulmer, Thoe.
Cramp, Wm. Darling, E. K. Orecne, Jonathan Hodgson, Jamei
Untton, Henry Lymnn, Hugh McLennan, Andrew Robertson, B.
BimniB, John M. Young.
Wm. J. Patterson, secretary ; (Jcorge Hadrill, assistant secre-
tary.
DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.
Wm. F. McMaster, Toronto, acting president ; R. McKechnic,
Dundas, Ont.. Thomas White, M.P., Montreal, Que., James J.
Bremncr, Halifax, N.S., vice-presidunts.
Executive Jouncii. — ^Andrew Robertson, Montreal, Que., W. E.
Sanford, Hamilton, Ont., Isaac Waterman, London, Ont., E. K.
Greene. Montreal, Que., R. W. Klliot, Toronto, Ont., R. B.
Dobell, Quebec, G. A. Chapman, Toronto, Ont., Alex. Woods,
Quebec, Que.
C. H. Gould, Montreal, Quo., treasurer j Wm. J. Patterson,
Montreal, Que., secretary.
CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament in 186S.)
B. T. r outh, president ; Bobert Archer, treasurer.
Committee of Kanagement.—B,. M. Esdaile, Edgar Judge, H.
Labello, J. O. Lafrenidre, John Magor, J. 6. McLennan, D.
Bobertson.
Board of £evieu;.-- Geo. Denholm, chairman ; Chas. H. Gould,
Jaa. Lord, John Ogilvie, Bobt. Simms, S- 8t. Onge.
Wm. J. Patterson, secretary ; Geo. Hadrill, assistant secretary.
MONTREAL BTOCK EXCHANGE.
I 'D. L.|Maodougall, chairman; J. Burnet, -vice-chairman; H. 8.
Macdougall, secretary and treasurer; J. Low, assistant-secretary.
Jfembertf.— H. A. Budden, J. Burnett, A. M. Cohen, E. Ford,
lb J. Forget, C. G. Geddes. J. B. Meeker, D. L. Macdougall, H.
6. Macdougall, G. C. Macdougall, B. Moat, W. B. Oswald H. G.
OS THE fiECriUTT OF ITS LIFE POIJ[€IBS
And Llb«ml ftarreDdrni allowed.
MKROAJ^TCLE.
IS'J
Hoott, (i. W. Simpson, H. (i. Strntliy, T. Wilson, J. T. Paviea, 1».
S. Barnston, W. OBrlon. D. Kins«l.i, J. Nichols, A. Htrathy, A.
A. MoCulloch W. Mft«.'ktn/,io, W. I. Fonwiok, J. Low, A. C.
Clark, R. Lindsay, O. W. Hamilton, O. H. R. Wainwrl^ht, A. F.
Riddull, A. Curapboll, Alton F. Clink, ('. Mclver, W. M. Barnston,
J. G. Grant, A. (^ampb.^11, A A. Wilson. Moots daily— Morning
board at 11.10; afternoon board at 2.S0; Saturlay^ at 11 only.
INSPECTORS OF PRODUCE.
i4»/»e9.— Dydt! <t Major inspnctors, College street
Chap. 45, 87 Vic. 1874.— Tho insi>e(tor ti'.iall charge the 9um
of V> cents for <jv ry hundred pounds of pot or poarl aslies inspected
by him ; 2'> cents for each new head furnishfd ; 18 cents for
rt>pairH and cooperage on each barrel— said cooporage to include
n.'iils and end hoops of barrel ; 2r> cents for putting in a barrel,
jiartly Ailed, the additional quantity thoreof necessary to All the
B imo, whonovor duly required to do so ; 25 cents per barrel in all
cases where lime, r;iw ashos, damaged ashes, or other trash have
been packed or mixed with pot or pearl ashes, for extracting or
separating the same.
Flour. —Ij. a. Boy or, inspector, 88 Common str.^et. Fttes 2 cents
per barrel for inspecting and branding (exclusive of cooperage),
"when any loss quantity than 100 barrels of flour are offered for
inspection, the inspector shall be entitled to recoivo the full teen
that would accrue to him on 100 barrels. When the inspoctor
iu his judgment deems it necessary to strip or empty out tht; flour
to find out if tliere is the proper weight of flour in any cask, he
shall be entitled to 2 cents for each barrel so stripped or emptied
(if it prove to be short weight), in addition to tiie 2 ceiits per
barrel for inspection and branding."
OroiM.— T. Bickerstaff, 100 St. James street.
Beef and Porfc.— J. Doheny, Government inspoctor. 125 Grand
Trunk street <' For such inspection and branding, the inspector
shall bo entitled to receive, of and from the person Hubmitting the
same for inspection, for each and every barrel and half-barrel,
tierce or half-tierce of beef or pork so inspected, salted, packed,
Eickled and branded, 26 cents for each barrel, 15 cents lor each
alf-banrel, 36 cents for each tierce, and 15 cents for each h;tlf-
tierce, exclusive of cooperage and repairs — the cliarge for which
cooperage and repairs shall not exceed 15 cents per barrel, tierce
or half-tieroes ; in consideration of which charges all barrels or
half-barrels, tierces or half-tierces shall be delivered in good ship-
ping order.''
Fiah and Fiah OU^h E. Morin, corner St. Sacrament and St.
Nicholas streets. *' Every inspector or deputy inspector who shall
inspect or brand or mirk any cask or package of pickled fish or
in bulk, or any fish oil, in accordance with tho provisions of this
Act. shall be entitled to fees at the following rates, whicii shall be
paid by the original owner or the person who employed him in the
first instance: — for each tieroe of sadmon, salmon trout or sea
trout, , 16 cents ; each half-tierce, lO cents ; each barrel, 16 cents ;
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PUBLIC COMPANIES.
each half-barrel, 10 cents. For each barrel of mackerel, 10 cents ;
each half-barrel, 6 cents. For each barrel of herring, 6 cents ;
each half-barrel 4 cents. For each barrel of shad, 10 cents ; each
half-barrel. 8 cents. For each barrel of whitefinh, 10 cents ; for
each half-barrel, 7 cents. For each barrel of pickled cod-fish,
hake, haddock or catfish, 6 cents; each half-barrel, 8 cents. For
each barrel of dry-salted codfish, hake, haddock, catfish, ling or
pollock, 6 cents ; for each half-barrel. 8 cents ; for each barrel of
bass, 10 cents ; each half-barrel, 7 cents. For each barrel of cod-
tongues, cod-sounds, halibut or eels, 10 cents; for each hidf-barrel.
7 cents. For inspecting, gauging and branding each puncheon of
oil, 20 cents ; each hogshead, 15 cents ; each tierce, 20 cents ; each
barrel, 16 cents. In reckoning packages of oil, a barrel is from 20
to 34 gallons ; a tierce from 86 to 61 gallons ; a hogshead f^om 62
to 89 gallons; a puncheon from 90 gaUons upwards — all Imperial
measure. The foregoing rates shaU be reckoned exclusive of salt,
pickle, cooperage^ storage, and labor employed in washing, rins-
ing, cleaning, nailing, scvewing or repacking any fish. For in-
specting empty packages, 1 cent.'*
Leather and Hides. — T. Hawkins, inspector. " Every inspector
shall be entitled, for the inspection of such hides, to a fee of 5
cents for each hide in lots under 190 in number, and 4 cents for
each hide in lots over 100 in number. The inspector may inspect
and measure all kinds of leather which are sold by superficial
measure or by weight, and shall be entitled to charge 2 cents for
each side or piece of such leather inspected and measured by
him."
D. Cameron, city weigher, measurer and gauger, 30 St. Sacra-
ment street.
Weights and measures Inspection Office, 404 St. Paul street.—
J. C. Ghalut, inspector; G. T. Dorion, Jas. R. Urquart, J. A.
Daoust, T. D. King, assistant inspectors.
PUBLIC G0MPAN1E8>
INSURANCE.
Name of Cfm.)any. A:ients in Montreal.
Accident Insurance Co. of
North America
Edw. Rawlings,
Oen. Manage
W3od& Evans,
Gen. Agen
Description of
Iiisuranc ,
''• I Acci
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.Accident.
^tna Insurance Co. of S
Hartford, Conn (
iEtna Life Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn Orr & Christmas Life.
Wood & Evans... [ ^S' *"i ^"''*"^
S Marine.
BoiuMliold and ffood Gonunereial Hislu speeiailj «•-
te All prinelpnl towns. I^fMneM paid, over 81tS00«00*.
Name of Company.
Affents in Momrcal.
Description )f
Insurant.' :.
Boiler Inspectioo and Ins.
Co. of Canada, (late Cana-
dian Steam Users' Ins.
Association Thomas Simpson . . Steam boilers, etc.
''t'^T^ft'^'.'r. I D.vid«,„*Hold.n I ''S:^]''"^
Caledonian Fire Ins. Co. ) Taylor Bros., ( wp'^
of Edinboro» \ Gen. Agents. { ' * ®*
Briton Life Ass*n (limited). . J. B. M. ChipmanT. . Life.
British Empire Life As-
surance Co., of London,
Eng •...
Fred. Stancliffe,
Gen. Agents.
Life.
Canada Life Assurance Co. ) •^- m ' ^*j""l'rnv { I ifi^
«-"»- 1 Qu^ebTBraich: } "-''"
Citizens Ins. Co. of Canada I ^"^jitf M^n^er. | '"'^^J^.'''
City of London Fire Ins. Co.
(limited) of London, Eng. W. R. Oswald Fire.
Commercial Union Ass. Co.
of London, Eng Fred. Cole Fire and Life.
Confederation Life Associa*
tion of Canada H.J. Johnston Life.
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United
Sutes, New York R. W. Gale Life.
Fire Insurance Association
(limited), London, Eng. . . Wm. Robertson .... Fire.
Guarantee Co. of North
America Edward Rawlings . . . Guarantee-
Guardian Fire and Life ) R. Simms & Co. ) p-
Ass. Co., London, Eng. S and G. Deuholm. i '
Hartford Fire Insurance Cu
Hartford, Conn Wood & Evans Fire.
Imperial Assurance Co. of
London, Eng Rintoul Bros Fire.
International Marint Ins.
Co., of Liverpool, Eng. . - . Jackson Rae Marine.
Lancashire Insurance Co. . J. H. Routh & Co. . . Fire. .
Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co .... G. F. C Smith Fire and Life.
London Assurance Corpora-
tion, Englan ;l C. C. Foster Fire and Life
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PUBLIC COMPANIES.
Katne of Coiapany.
Ai;enl!i in Montre.il.
London Guarantee and I p' u D>»»«r.»« \
Accident Co. (limiiei).. \ G. H. Patterson . . \
London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co., Liverpool E. L. Bond
London and Lancashire Life
Assurance Co. . Wm. Robertson . . . .
National Assurance Co. ,
Ireland ". L. H. Boult
North American Life Assur*
surance Co., (late Mutual) Thomas Simp ou ...
North Briiish and Mete «n> i Madougall & )
tile lasurance Co > Davidson. S
Northern Assurance Co. of
Aberdeen and Loodon Taylor Bros
Norwich Union Fire Ins.
Society, Norwich, Eng. . . Geo. W. Hamilton . .
Phccnix Insuracc'e Co. of ) R. Hampson
Brooklyn ) J. C. Sinton
Phanix Fire Assurance Co.,
London, Ens Gillespie MofTat&Co
Pnvidence Washington
Insurance Co. of Piovi
dence, K.I
Quebec Fire Assurance Co. . Thomas Simpson .
Qiieen Insurance Co., Etig.. Forbes & Mudge .
Reliance Marine los. Co.
(limited) of Liverpool,
Eng Percival Tibbs ...
Royal Canadian Ins. Co.. . > James Davison . . .
Royal Insurance Co Gault ft Tatley ....
Scottish Union and National
InsuraDce Co Kavanagh & Bos^ .
Sovereign Fire Insurance Co.
of Canada S. E. Lefebvre . . - .
Standard Life Assurance Co.,
Scotland W. M. Ramsay . . .
Standard Fire Insurance Co. John Fulton
Sun Life Assurance Co- of
CanadidateSun Mutual). R. Macaulay, Man.
Travellers Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Coon Thomas Simpson .
n ) Gau't & Hubbard,)
i- ? General Agent-. >
. ) for Canada . . . . N
Description of
Insurance.
Guarantee and
Accident .
Fire.
Life.
Life.
Life.
Fire and Life.
Fire.
Fire.
Inland Marine.
Fire.
Fire.
Ocean •<• Lower
Port Marine.
Fire.
Fire and Life.
Marine.
Fire, Inlanland
Ocean marine.
Fire and Lite.
Fire.
Fire.
Life.
Fire.
Life & Accident.
Life & Accident.
CAJfADIAir COHPA^ Y OFFEBU ANT
DTTEHDING 1.IFB IMNVREItfl.
Name of Company. . Agei'ts in ilontre.il. Description of
Iiisurauee.
Union Mutaa! Life Ins. Co.
of Maine Kavanagh & Bos^ . . . Life.
Union Marine Insurance Co.,
of Liverpo' 1, Eng. . . John Pophani Marine.
Uu'ted States Life Lisurauce
Co., New York Thomas Simpson . . . Life.
Western Assurance Co.J , „ «-.„i, «, f« \ Fire. Ocean and
Toronto \ J- «. Routh & Co. J inland marine.
Canadian Buaid of Fire Underwriters; ofBces, Exchange Court,
secretary, Alf. W. Hadrill.
RAILEOAD, STEAMBOAT, TELKGIIAI'H, &c.
GftAKD Truhk Bailwat Co. of Ca.'taoa. —General Ofllces,
Montreal. Directors. — Sir Henry Tyler, M. P., President, London,
]*Jng. ; Sir Charles Lawrence Young, Bart., Vice-President,
London, Eng. ; Lord Claud John Hamilton, M.P. ; Robert Young,
Ksq. ; Robert Gillespie, Esq.; William Unwin Heygate, Esq.;
.) iunes Charles, Esq. ; Right Hon. David Robert Plunkett, Q.C.,
M.P. ; Hon. James Ferrier, Montreal, Can. ; Henry Dougherty
Browne, Esq.; Lt.-Col. Edward Chaplin ; John Marnham, Esq.:
Major Alexander George Dickson, M.P. ; Joseph Hickson general
manager; L. J. Seargeant, traffic manager; W. Wainwright,
assistant manager; Robert Wright, treasurer; H. W. Walker,
accountant; N. J Power, assistant accountant; T. B. Hawson,
auditor; J. F. W Iker, assistant auditor; J. Burton, secretary
affiliated lines ; James Stephenson, general passenger agent . W.
Edgar, assistant general passenger agent.
Canadian Pacific R.R. — George Stephen, president; Duncan
Mclutyre and R. B. Angus, vice-presidents ; Hon. D. A. Smith,
Montreal; J. S Kennedy, New York; R. V. Martinseu, New
York ; W. L. Scott, Erie, Pa. ; H. S. Northcote, Loudon, Eng. ;
C. D. Rose, L4>ndon, Eng. ; Pascoe du P. Grenfell London Eng. ;
Baron J. de Reinach, Paris, France^ Directors. W. C. Van Home,
general manager ; Hon. J. J. C. .(;.bbott, counsel ; Chas. Drink-
water, secretary; Archer Baker, general superintendent, (E.D.) ;
Henry Beatty, superintendent lake transportation; Geo. W.
Hibbard, assistant general passenger agent; G. M. Bosworth,
assistant general freight agent ; T. G. Shaughnessy, purchasing
agent; J. G. Ogden, jr., auditor; F. R. F. Brown, mechanical
superintendent.
DsiiAWABE AND HUDSOK RaILBOAD AND LAKH CHAUPIiAOV
Btkamers.— For New York. Boston, Worcester, Saratoga, Troy,
Shenectady, Albany and all intermediate places, by Grand Trunk
Railroad from Bonaventure station.
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CBimtAL Vhrmomt Railroad, Fbbioht and Pabsenobb Liubs.
— ^Ticket and freight office, 180 St. James street. Direct route
between Montreal and Boston, New York and all intermediate
places. Company's town Office, 136 St. James street, opposite St.
Lawrence Hall, and Bonaventure station. A. G. Stonegrave, pas-
senger agent ; George Fhippen, freight agent.
MOKTUBAii AND GnAMPiiAiN JuNOTiOR RAiiiWAT.— Hon. James
Ferrier, President ; Joseph Hickson, Vice-President ; L. J. Sear-
geant, S. W. Foster, Directors.
North Shore BAiiiWAT. — General offices, Quebec. L. A.
Senecal, president; J. B. Labolle, General passenger agent.
MoNTRRAii City Pabbbnobr Railway Co.— L. A. Senecal, pre-
sident ; Dr. Kingston, vice-president ; A. Murray, E. L. Beaufort,
Jesse Joseph, directors; E. Lusher, Becretary-troasurer ; T. H.
Bobillard, superintendent; G. Richmond, receiver; G. Lulham,
a8Bi8t^<nt do.; O. St. Marie, assistant superintendent.
AiiiiAir LiNB OF OcEAK STEAMSHIPS. — Carrying passengers and
mails between Liverpool and Qlasgow and Quebec, Montreal, St.
Johns. N.F., Halifax, Boston and Baltimore in summer, and Hali-
fax, Portland, St. Johns, N.F., Halifax, Boston, and Baltimore in
winter. H. A A. Allan, agents, corner Youvillo and Common
streets, Montreal.
Thompson Link. — Sailing between Montreal and London and
Newcastle during the summer months, also between Mediter-
ranean ports and MontrcHl spring and autumn. Robt. Reford
A Co., agents, 2'd St. Sacrament street, Montreal.
MiMtseiPPi AND Dominion Steamship Co.— Sailing between
Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal in summer, and Liverpool and
Portland in winter. D. Torrance & Co., agents, 8 Hospital street,
Montreal.
QuBHEC Steamship Co. — (Royal Mail Line). Between Montreal
Quebec and intermediate ports to Summcrside, Charlottetown and
Fictou. D. Shaw, agent, 205 Commissioners street.
WnrrE Cross Link.— Direct and rogular line of first-class
Belgian steamers, sailing between Antweri' a^d Montreal in
summer, and Antwerp and Halifax in winter. Munderloh &
Co., general agents, 61 St. Bulpice street.
Donaldson Clyde I^jne. — Sailing between Montreal and GiaH-
gow in summer, and Baltimore and Glasgow in winter. Robert
Keford & Co. , agcntn, '23 and 25 St. Sacrament street, Montreal.
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PUBLIC COMPANIES.
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Boss London Linb. — Sailing l)etween Montreal and London
during the summer months. Bobert Reford <& Co., agents, 23 and
26 St. Sacrament street, Montreal.
Gbkat Western Steamship Line. — Sailing bctwncn Montreal
and Bristol, England, during the summer months. Bobert Beford
<Sr Co., 23 and 25 St. »Sacrament street, Montreal.
The BicHEiiiEU and Ontario Navigation Co. — Daily Boyal
Mail Line of Steamers between (Quebec, Montreal, Hamilton and
intermediate ports. J. B. Labelle, general manager ; A. Milloy,
traffic manager; J. N. Beaudry, secretary-treasurer. General
offices, 228 St. Paul street.
Merchants' Link of Canadian Propellers. — Trading regu-
larly to Toronto, Hamilton and Upper Lake Ports. G. E. Jaques
<& Co., agents, 108 Common street.
Ottawa Bivkb Navigation Co. — Boyal Mail Line of Steamers.
B. W. Shepherd, president; Bobt. W. Shepherd, jr., manager;
Edward Scott, secretary. Office, 89 Common street.
Montreal and Oftawa Fobwardino Co. (In liquidation.)—
J. M. Kinghorn, president. Office, 9 Custom House Square,
Montreal.
The Sincennes-McNaughton Link.— Office, 88 Common street,
corner Nazareth, Montreal. M. McNaughton, president.
Merchants' Despatch Transportation Co.— M. Davis, agent.
Office, 9 Common strei**.
Western Express Link, — Propellors ruFv weekly to all Western
Ports. Only direct line to Prince Art'iur'c Laitding. Currie A
McLean, agentP; ^1 and 92 Common street and C usal wharf.
St. Lawrence Steamboat Co. G.
agent, 138 St. James street, Montreal.
iiGve. gcnoral passenger
The Great North Western Telegraph Co. of Canada.—
Operating the lines of the Montreal, Dominion and Manitoba
Telegraph Companies. Head office, Wellington and Scott streets,
Toronto, Erastus Wiman, president ; William Gooderham.vioci-
president; H. P. D wight, general manager; Frederic Boner,
secretary and auditor ; Arthur Cox, treasurer and superintendent
of supplies. Montreal main office, St. Francois Xavier and St.
Sacramen'
jts. Angus Grant, district superintendent , James
Poustie, superintendent of construction and maintenance ; W. J.
Graham, local manager.
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PUBUC COMPANIES.
MoRTBiAiiTEiiXOBAPR Co.— Andrew Allan, presidont. Direc-
torf~-John Grawford| Hector Mackenaie, Edw. Kirk Oreen(»,
William Cassils. D. B. Ross, secretary and treasurer. OfBce,
Telegraph Buildings, comr-i' St. Francois Xavier and St. S^ra-
ment streets.
Trs Gakadian Di8. Tel. Co. (Limited.)--Wni. Cassils, presi-
dent ; Alex. Buntin, vice-president ; John Murray, secretary.
Directors.— Jonathan Hodgson. £. K. Greene, Hon. M. H. Coch-
rane. Head ofAce, 174 St. James street, comer St. John street.
Cavada MuTUAii Tbi<. Co.- C. B. Hosmcr, president and general
manager; E. C. Pease, secretary and treasurer.
BRLiiTKLKF'H'kVR Co. OF CANADA.— Andrcw Robcrtson, pt-Hii-
dent; C. P. ' '»«, vice-prcnident ; C. P. Sclater, secretary-trea»*ur*»r,
T a M'>KJ r^wATj Gas Co.— Board of Direefora — J. Joseph,
prer*d'^ni, Ktmh McLennai., vice-president: John Ostell, A.
Urql^iiilj vV Macdonald, MD, Hon. L. B. Masson, Robert
Hanr son t „ ^«'. Scrivur, secretary; D. Ci aningham, meter
inspector; A.. i>tiraeir9, P. McElroy, II. Normandin, Nap. Leduo.
clerks ; Cnns. Bienvfn^.ue, collector. Office, jomor nt. James and
8*. Gabriel htreet j.
The C1TIZBK8 Gas Compakt.— G. W. Stephens, president;
Andrew Robertson, vice-presid"nt ; directors. Hugh Graham,
Randolph Hersey, S. Carslcy, J. Gustave iiaviolette, G. B. Bur-
land ; J. B. Tresider, secretary pro tern.
The TnoMSOH A Houston Elrctrto T^ort Co. ov Canada
(Limited.)— F. E. Gilnia»?, pre8id>nt; Wra. Angus, vice-presi-
dent; 0. B. Gushing, secretary-treasurer av^d goneiral man>.ger;
Frederick Thomson, i'iectrician. Office, 169 St. James street ;
factory, 32 Dowd strcr/.t.
ViCTOEiA MuTUAXi BuiLDiNO SocHSTY. Gracf> Church school
house. Point St Charles.- V^ McWood, prrsident . A. Stark, vice-
president; B. Wayne, Herotary-troat^urvr, 167 Congrejjat ion street;
Hugh Brodie, notary; A. O Hutchinon, valuator; G. Irvinj?, W.
O. Matthews and David Maver, auditors ; D. Thomas, J. Wtyne
•nd A. Clarke, tru8tci>B ; City »nd l)k«trict Savinsfs Bank (Point
St. Charles Branch), bankers. Directors—W McWood, A. Starke,
J. Wayne, O. Hanna, J. H. Timmis, P. Uptou, A. Glark« D.
Thomas* T. P. Hint, A. Sharpe, W. Bcrridge, W. Boyd, P. Upton,
F. Brai:!it), W. 0. Matthews.
UBERAI. and BEMIINERATITE ACCIDBBTT P01«I€T
tkto Cpiopany at •SpeirtlOOO.
PnoviuiiitT Mutual Building Soci2tt.->D. Ir>ine, president i
T. Patton, vice-president; J. W. Hughes, David Seath, H. Davison,
trustees ; F. C. A. Mulndoe, 0. Maltby, W. Jackson, J. H. Hodges,
directors \ D. MnCormick, solicitor ; J. H. IsaacM)n, notary :
Alexander Hutchison, valuator; W. L. Maltby, secretary and
treasurer; P. S. Ross, auditor.
' CoMMEitCTAL MUTUAL TtiriLDiNU SociRi Y.— Gporgo Maiiln,
president; M. H. Baxt<*r, vice-president; Peter Fulton, secretary-
treasurer; C. B. Corter, solicitor; W> de M. Marler, notary:
David Brown valuator; O. W. Kobinson, David Robertson and
Alfred Joyco, trustees. f)fflce, Q4'i St. James street.
MoNTBEAL Canadian Buildinu Society, (in liquidation). —
Liquidators — J. Grenier, president ; J. Leduo and G. Molan^on ;
F. St. Germain, treasurer. La Banque d^Hocholaga, bankers.
Office, 46 St. Vincent street,
Cahada Mutual Building Society or Montbbal.— David
Newton. prt;sidont ; Qeorge W. Sadler, vice-president ; J. B. Hut-
cheson, fiecretary-treasurer , Alderman D. R McCord, B.C.L.,
solicitor ; Wm. A. Phillips, notary ; David Guthrie, W. J. Cook
and D. Sexton, trustees; John Gouldthorpe, Jos. Bemrose and J.
E. Alston, auditors; Alex. Chisholiii, valuator ; City and District
Savings Bank, bankers. Directors W. J Cook, David Guthrie,
D. Sexton, David Newton, James Ross, G. W. Sadler, W Sten-
house, Geo. Hobson and D. Anderson. Office, No. 11 Hospittil
street.
JacquksCabtikr Pkuma.nbnt Building Socikiy.— Alderic D«;«-
champs, president; 0. A. Geoffriou, Dr. A. T. Brosseau, J. A.
Quintal, Joreraio Perrault, directors ; Alexis Brunet, secretary-
treasurer. Office, 38^ St, Jam^H stroit.
Metropolitan Building Sociki y.— G. H. Dumesnil president ;
Alfred Brunet, seiretary-treasunT. Office, 54 St. James street.
MowTBKAL Mutual Building SocriTY.— Bfk«r<? of Direrfora—
V. U. Clark, pr^sidtnt; F. P. dirriu, vice-pn'sidctit ; K. Dickson,
J. Kollo, T. Suttr.n. W. A. Matl. y, W. J. McNioce, J. V. Clarke,
D. Somorvillo, H. II. PowUh, J. It. Young; .1. A. Ogilvie, W.
McMasterand F-. Muy, irustoeH; H. A. White, secretary-treasurer,
B Hay, J. McConnell antl W. Cross, auditors; David K. McOord,
M .\.. B.C.L., advocate; J. H. Isaju-soa, Esq., N«»tnry; City aixl
Distrlet Savings Baul<, hankem.
Montreal Invbrt.went and Buimung Company.- Capital,
$1,(M>0 (MH). W. Reiii, pr«'8ident; John O.stell, vioo-jireHiaont; T.
F. Miller Hon. A. W. Ogilvie, VVm. O'Bri- n, Richd. Kolton and
W. H. Hutton, directors; W. A. Morry, secretary-treasurer; Wm.
(>H)per, asHiMtaiit nccretary-trenBurer ; Hon. J. J. C. Abbott, solici-
tor; W F. Lighthall, notary. Otti<x', '229 St. Jamefl street.
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PUBLIC COMPANIES.
MOMTBJiAL InvBSTMBMT AND BUILOIKO ASSOCIATION ; offioe, 229
St. James street.— Capital, $1,000,000. William Reid, president ;
John Ostell, vice-president ; Hon. A. W. Ogilvie, William O'Brien ,
Tiios. F. Miller, Kichd. Bolton, N. S. Whitney, directors. W. A.
Merry, secretary-treasurer; Wm. Cooper, assistant-secretary;
Hon. J. J. C. Abbott, Q.C., M.P., solicitor; W. F. Lighthall,
notary.
Montreal and Westkrn Land Co., (limited). — President,
Hugh Mclicnnan ; vice-president, Andrew Allan ; directors, Thos.
Ryan, Oeorge A. Drummond, H. Montagu Allan, D. B. McLennan,
A. W. Ross, M.P., A. T. Drummond. Drummond Brothers A Co.,
agents.
Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co.->Dmmmond
Brothers A Co., agents.
Dundee Investment Co.— Drummond Brothers A Co., agents.
HsBirABiiB Securities and Mortoaob Investment Co.
(Limited.) — Drummond Brothers A Co , agents.
The Scottish American Mortqaoe Co., (limited).— Drummond
Brothers & Co., agents, 182 St. James street, Montreal.
Provincial Loan Co. (Heretofore the Provincial Permanent
Building Society. — Andrew Allan, president; Geo. W. Moss, vice-
president; Geo. Cruikshank, managing director and secretary-
treasurer ; E. K. Greene, W. Gooper^and Chas. R. Black, directors.
Office, 235^ St. James street.
CoiiPAONiE DB Prbt bt Cbbdit Foncibr.— J. G. Guimond, presi-
dent; Alexis Brunet, vice-president; F. X. Beaudry, Jeremie
Perrault, J. A. Quintal, directors ; G. N. Fauteux, cashier ; C. F.
Papineau and F. J. Durand, notaries. Office, No. 8 St. Lambert
street.
Sparham Fikeproop Roofing Cement Co.— President, A. F.
Gault ; directors, Thos. Craig, Ward n King, W. Whitehead, Dr.
Sparham ; secretary-treasurer, W. A. Maltby.
Le Credit Foncibr du Bas-Canada.— A. Dejgardin? M.P.,
president; M. (). Mullarky, vice-president; Hon. J. A. ChM>leau,
A. de Martigny ; J. Siuiard, L. H. Massue, M.P , Jan. McCready
and P. S. Murphy, directors; M. Guerin, cashier; C. C Delori-
mier, advocato. ()flfio♦^ No. 7 St. Jainos atreot.
MoHTiUBAXi Building Amooultioit— Oflloei 339 St. Jftmes street.
Capital, $1,000,000. William Reid. preiident : John Ottell, vioe-
pretident ; Hon. A. W. Ogilrie, William O'Brien, Thos. F. Miller,
Biohd. Bolton, N. 8. Whitney, direotori ; W. A. Merry, seoretarr-
treaiurer; Wm. Gooper, asaistant-seoretarv ; Hon. J. J. 0.
Abbott, Q.(9., M.P., lolioitor; W. F. Lighthall, notary.
Teur awd Loav Go. ov Oahada.— B. Stephenson, commissioner ,
T. Trihey, inspector ; Louis A. Gadieuz, accountant . T. F. Trihey.
clerk; Judah A Branchard, solicitors; A. D. Jobin, notary,
Of&oe, 14 St. James street.
SoomsR Ammbioav ImnssTMiNT Go. (Limited.)— G. Scott and
T. Daviddon, directors; Thomas Daridson, attorney; B. A.
Ramsay, solicitor; Marler A McLennan, notaries.
MoNTiuBAii Loan Aim Mobtoaob Oo.—Board of Direotora.-^M,
H. Oault, M.P., president ; Hon. A. W. Ogilrie, rice-president ;
Theodore Hart, Thomas Graig, A. F. Oault, G. F. G. Smith,
James Grathem.. «__««„^
MoimuiAii HoBTiouiyruRAL Soorvrr.— T Sterry Hunt, presi-
dent ; R. Benny, rice-president ; R. W. Shepherd, jr., correspond*
ing secrcta-y ; Henry S. Erans, secretary and treasurer; W,
Erans, R. Brodie, jr., R. W. Shepherd, jr., G. Gibb, Major Latour.
J. Doyle, directors.
WiKDBOB HoTBii Co.— Andrew Allan, president; P. S. Ross,
secretary; 182 ot. James street.
Thx Shvddik Go. (Limited.) — (General forwarders and carriers,
cartage agents for the Grand Trunk Railway Go. and the North
Shore Rauway Go. Head office, 184 St. James street North Shore
Branch, 18 St. Peter street. Hugh Paton, manager and secretary ;
G. Mackensie, superintendent, Toronto.
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Thb Gakaoxav Exfbbbs Go.— G. Gheney, superintendent; D.
T. Irish, agent, Koa. 84 and 86 St. Francois Xarier street.
Edwabdsbubo Staboh Ck>.— Montreal and Gardinal.— W.
Shanly, president ; W. T. Benson, rice-president ; M. Thomson,
secretary-treasurer. Office, 14 St. Peter street.
HAinxAON PowDBB Go.— T. G. Brainerd, president ;T. R. Gue,
secretary , Samuel Johnston, treasurer. Office, 108 St. Francois
Xarier street, Montreal.
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HuBON Coppu Bat Co.— North British and Mercantile Iniu-
ruieu Building!, 79 St. Franooii Xarier St.— D. L. HaoDougall,
president M. Baboook. Tioe-pretident . 0. Geddes, B. Simmi,
Alex. Clarki 0. J. Cunningham, direotora; J. O. Burrows,
leoretary. ^
Kbnmbbbo Gold MiNina Cc^-Hon. T. Ryan, Senator, 0. J.
Brydges, E. M. Hopkins, W. ShsAley. Hon. J. J. C. Abbott,
direotors. D. L. MaoDougall, North British and Mercantile In-
surance Buildings, broker.
Mount Royal Gbmbtbbt Co.— Tbustbbs.— CAure^ of England
and Ireland Matthew H. Oault, M.P., Henry Bulmer, Oeorge
Macrae, Thomas Craiu, Richard White, £. Idler, John Ogilvy.
Prenbyterian C/ittrc'/t— Chas. D. Proctor, John Stirling, James
McDoiifi'all, A. W. Ogilvio, Alexander Murray, J. Hodgson, A.
McVhorson, Qeo. Ghilds. Methoditt Chureh-T. D. Hood, J. K.
Ward. Congregational Church — Henry Lyman. Baptist Church
— Qeorgu B. Muir. Unitarian Church — Henry Archibald. Henry
Lyman, pruHident; M. H. Gault, M.P., vice-proBident ; A. M.
Esdailc, secretary -treasurer ; Richard Sprigings, superinteudeut.
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS,
Chubc'H UoRiK.—In conuifstion \vith the Church of England in
]lfcn»ro«i^116 University ti^irept.—His Lordship the Bishop of
M( iitreal, president; Mrt\ Macdonnell, 1st directress ; Mrs. W. !<•
Sirapaon, 2iid directress; Miss Moffatt, 3rd directress; Miss H.
M. Crawioxl, treasurer; Mrs. Stanclifle, secretary ; Miss Dunning,
matron.
T>K0TB8TAi<T Orphak Astlvm, 1446 St. Catharine street, west.—
iurH. iyiue, Ihi direclress ; 7\is». li. I^niaii, 2uu directress; Miss
GrecnHhields, treasurer ; Miss A. McCord, secretary ; Miss Palmer,
govcrnese ; Mrs. James Campbell, matron.
MoNTRBAL Lambs Bbbbtolbmt Socir.TT, 31 Berthelet street.—
Mrs. Cramp, 1st directress ; Miss Mcintosh, 2nd directress; Mrs.
A. Rintoul, secretary for children; Mrs. r. Thomas, treasurer;
Miss J. Evans, secretary.
Pbotbstant Infants' Homb, 608 Guy street; (founded 1870,
incorporated 1871.)— J. Hutton, president; Mrs. J. Hutton, 1st
directress ; Mrs. Gihnan, 2cd directress ; Mrs. Bluke, 3rd direc^-
russ; Mrs. C. Ault, treasurer; Mrs. G. Eadie, secretary; Mrs.
Casler, matron.
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BBNEVOLBNT INSTITUTIONS.
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Hbbvit Imitituts ahd Homk and School or IifougTBT, 215
Moantain street.— HonorarY president, Mist Henrey, 174 Mountain
street ; president, Mrs. F. H. Mooney, 062 Sherbrooke street ; vice-
president, Mrs. John Popham, 18 Darooher street; treasurer, Mils
Lawder, 110 Mansfield street; recording secretanr, Mrs. A. Mur^
raj, Cote St. Antoino ; corresponding secretair ; Miss Gassils, 708
Sherbrooke street; Registrar, Mrs. M. L. Clarke, 77 Cathoart
street. Committee of management, Mrs. Macdonald. 147 Metcalfe
street : Mrs. P. Christie, .S7 Hhuter street ; Mrs. F. L. Morris, 292
Peel street; Mrs. H. H Wliitney; Mrs. H. B. Lyman, 106 Luke
street ; Mrs. George Hague, 858 Peel street ; Mrs. S. J. Andres, 20
Bearer Hall terrace, Mrs. R. Cowans, 1025 Dorchester street:
Mrs. Alloway, 547 St. Joseph street, Mrs. Spicer, 1 Beaver Hidl
square; Mrs. Jas. Stephenson, 71 Mansfield street; Mrs. B.
Warden, 117 Mackav street, Mrs. E. Oreenshieldn, 805 Peel street;
Mrs. Cassils, 708 Sliorbrooko street; Mrs. Morton, 41 St Mark
street; Mrs. J. Edgar Hill, 206 Pcol street ; Mrs. \. C. Clarke, 755
Dorchester street; Mrs. R. French, .%6 Mou^ i street; Mrs.
Arch. Campbell, 240 University street; Miss array. Cote St.
Antoine; Miss K. Miller, 01 Drummond street; Miss McCaul,
1485 St. Catherine street ; Mrs. Moodie, Cote St. Antoine ; Miss
Wood, 764 Sherbrooke street. Mrs. Miller, matron.
Pbotkstamt Housk of Industry and Refuge.— C. Alexander,
president: Henry Lyman. Ist vice-president; E. E. Shelton, 2nd
vice-presiaent ; R. Holland, treasurer ; O. Cruikshank, honorary
secretary; W. H. Burland, M.D., J. B. MoConnell. M.D., and
John F. Finnic, M.D., visiting physicians; D. McMMlan, secre-
tary and superintendent; Mrs. McMillan, lady superintendent.
St. Andbkw^s Homb, 480 Dorchester street.— Committee meets
every Thursday afternoon at throe o'clock. F. J. Logic, chair-
man; D. Morrison, Wm. Roid, Donald Campbell ana John
Allan, assisted by a committee of ladies.
St. Obobob's Home, 139 St. Antoino street — J. K. Ward, presi-
dent; Samuel Carsley, 1st vice-president; W. D. Stroud, 2nd
vice-pi-esideut ; W. S. Walker, treasurer ; John F. Norris, secre-
tary; Mrs. Pye, matron. Charitable committee — ^W. D. Stroud,
Charles Huston, John Baudcn, J. H. Redfem and Peroival Tibbs.
English Workinomen's Bbnbvit Society, 662J Craig street.—
£. Thompson, president; S. Withey, Ist vice-president ; S. Ward,
2nd vice-president ; John Oauntlett, financial secretary ; T. Light,
assistant-secretary; Alfred Ward, treasurer; Right Rev. W. B.
Bond, Lord Bishop of Montreal; Right Rev. Bishop Ussher,
Rev. Canon Norman, Rev. Samuel Belcher, Rev. Alfired J. Bray,
Rev. J. F. Stevenson, Rev. G. H. Wells and Rev. Dr. Potts,
chaplains; J. T. S. Webb, M,D., physician ; B. Barnes, M.D.,
L. R. C.P., assistant physician (for Point St. Charles) ; J. J. Day,
Q.C., honorary solicitor ; J. H. Isaacson, honorary notary.
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jjTD Obphaiib' PBOYiBxirr Soonrnr.-^ames Wright^ preiictont ;
lecretary ; Jat. Atche«on» Msittant financial seoretarir. Stewards.
-oSt Ann*8 Ward, east— Geo. Ahem, 69 Nazarem street; St.
Ann's Ward, wesi-Jas. Mason, 181 Magdalen street ; St. Antoine
Ward— Dan. Lyons. Presbyterian College ; St. Lawrence Ward—
£. T. Perry, 31 St. Ofaarles Borrommee street ; St. James Ward—
J. H. Leslie. 82 St. Blizabefh street; St. Louis Ward— Bei\j.
Caldwell, 168 St. Constant street ; St Mary's Ward— A. A. Priest,
66 Dorocher street, and John Wheeler, 26 Gain street; Centre
Ward— Ambrose Groyes, 41 St. Francois Xavier street ; West
Ward— Arch. Birrill, 163 McGiU street : East Ward— Jos. Briggs
City Hall. BegolAr meetings are held erery second Monday
CTening in each month, in tbe^Odd Fellows* Hall, 662^ Craig
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president; Bidiard Thomas, Ist vice-president; Alex. Gowdey,
2nd Tioe-president ; W. H. Amton, 3rd vice-president; Thos.
Snttcm, treasurer; B. K. Thomas, recording secretary; S. C.
Kyte, assistant secretary; E. T. Scott, corresponding secretary.
Council— James Moore, C. E. Dawson, B. MoKeown, James
Wilson, Thos. Bickerstafl^ D. H. Henaerson, Jos. Wylie, Geo.
Home, H. Nightingale, A. Baile, C. Bryson, James Guest, F.
McOulloch, M. Philbih. B. White. Chaplains— Yery Bev. Dean
Baldwin, Bev. James Fleck, Bev. J. H. Diicon. Physicians— J.
Beddy, M.D., G. W. M%|or, M.D.) D. F. Gurd, M.D., J. J. Dng-
dsle, M.D. Finance Cominittee— J. Moose, C. Bryson, J. Guest,
B. White, G. E. Dawson. Charitable Committee— J. Wilson, D.
H. Henderson, A. Baile, B. McKeown. M. Hiilbin. Loamigration
Committee— G. Home^ J. Wylie, T. Bickerstaf^ F. McCulloch, H.
Nightingale. .Auditors— B. W. D'Olier, Jas< McBride, G. A.
Mooney*
Mackat Lnrrxrunov vob Protestaitt Dsaf-Mutsb, C6n St.
Lvo BoAD.— Hugh Mackay, president ; F. W. Thomas, T. Cramp
and F. Mackenzie, vice-presidents . P. S. Boss, secretury-treasurer ;
W. A. Molson, M.D., physician; T. Widd, principal; Haniet
E. McGann, superintendent ; Edith Terrill, teacher ; J. McLelland,
supervisor and teacher.
DxAr AKD BuxB lawii ' iiTio ir. Mile-End— Founded 1849, for the
instruction of deaf and dumb imys, under the dhreotion of the
Clerks B^pilax of St. Viator. The pupils are taught to read on
ttie lips and speak. There are two courses of studies, English and
French. Bev. B, Belanger, director.
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BEKEYOLEKT INSTITUTIONS.
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UviTBD PAOnBBTAinr Wobxikgmxn'i BsHxnr Sooibtt.— John
Doyle, president: W. J. Bobinson, let vice-president; W. J.
Battetworth, 2nd vice-president; John T. Finnie, A.M., M.I).,
pl^sioian; Ohas. Godfrey, recording secretary; Samuel Gray,
^ 1 financial secretary; Bichard Scale, treasurer. Trustees— Francis
McCuUoch, William Gowie, David Grant, M. £. Held and John
Ounningham. Stewards— East, Centre and West wards. Bichard
Perry, 676 Oraig street; St. Ann's Ward, Point St. Charles, south
side of canal, John Stavely. 60 Forfar street; St. Ann's Ward,
east, John McGlure, 186 Bulway Trac^^ off 186 Seigneurs street;
St. Antoine Ward, Daniel I(yons, 69 McTavish street; St. Law-
rence Ward, W. J. Bobinson, 711 Cndg street; St. Louis Ward,
David Qrant, 180 Drolet street ; St. Mary's Ward, George Living-
skme, 19 Shaw street ; St. James' Ward, Henry T. Sherman, 126
Amherst street ; meets first Wednesday (^ every month in Odd-
feUows* hall, 248 St. James street Medical offtcer — John T.
Finnic, M.D., 669 Dorchester street ; offtce hours, 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to 8
Bm., 6.80 and 8.80 p.m. Financial secretary, Samuel Gray, 18
apr6 lane.
Yoima Mbr's Hkbbxw Benxvoubiit Socistt ov Montbbaii.—
B. Kbrtosk, president ; S. Ilschel, vice-president; E. lichtenhein*
treasurer; M. Goldstein, B.C.L., secretary. Directors— A. €k>ld*
•tein, M. Yinehrag, J. Sternberg, J. Scherman and J. L. Teich-
man. Secretary's Address, P. O. Box 988.
SOOZBTT BOB TBB PBOIBGTZOH OF WOMBN ABD OHEIiDBBB.^—
Henry Lyman, president; Charles Alexander, 1st vice-president ,
J, K. Ward, 2nd vice-president; J. J. McLaren, Q.G., honorary
oonnsel; J. A. Harte. treasurer; Edward Horns, secretary.
Board of Directors— Alderman Stroud, Samuel Finley, G. W.
Stephens, M.P.P., Alexander Manson, Frederick Whitley, Jolm
Iiovell, A. Gianelli, Samuel Carsley, Dr. F. W. Campbell, Geo
Ghilds, Dr. Baker Edwards, E. McLennan, F. Logie, J. F. WnllL
Cabadiab Sogibtt fob TBB Pbbvbbtiob oi* Gbubutt to
Abimals.— Chas. Alexander, president; F. Mackenxie, secretary-
treasurer; An Gailey, inspector; Kerr A Carter, hon. solicitors;
iX McEaohran, hon. Y. S. Office, 199 St. James street.
Wokbb'8 PBOTBonvB Immxcibatiob Socibtt, 181 Mansfield
■treet.— -Patroneines— Her Boyal Hi^mess Princess Louise,
Countess of DufEsrin, Lady Frauds Balfour. Miss Moffatt, presi-
dent; Ifrs. Blaiklod^ 1st vice president; Mrs. G. W. StephMUS
Snd vice-president; Mrs. M. H. Gault, 8rd vice-president; Mrs.
Elmoihorst, treasurer; Mrs. W. W. Mussen, honorary secretary:
Miss J. S. Evans, secretaty.
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KATIOKAL SOOIETIBS.
Bom AN Gathoug Obphan Astlxtm, llSft St. Oatiierine street.—
Founded 1882. Mrs. T. Bouthillier, president ; Mm. John Ostell,
vioe^resident; Mrs. Alfired Larooque. acting president ; Mrs. A.
0. Papinean, treasurer ; Mrs. M. Dumas, assistant-treasurer ;
Mrs. Aid. Ouimet, secretary ; Miss A. Gottn, assistant-secretary ;
Mrs. Delphine Morin, matron.
SooiBTT or LADixft OF Ghabitt 01* St. Patrick's Goxobboation.
-i-Mrs. Wm.. Brennan, preirident; Mrs. Oampbell, 1st vice-
president; Mrs. Edward Murphy, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. P.
Byan, 8rd vice-president; Miss Emily Murphy, secretary; Bev.
P. Dowd, director and treasurer; Bev. J. Quuilivan, assistant-
director St. Patrick's asylum. Meets every Wednesday at 2
o'clock.
NATIONAL SOCIETIES.
St. Gxobos*8 Socibtt.— Patron, His Lordship the Bishop Of
Montreid; J. K. Ward, president; Samuel Garsley, 1st vice-
president; W. D. Stroud, 2nd vice-president; W. S. Walker,
treasurer: John F. Norris, secretair. Ohaplains— Bev. Henry
. Wilkes, D.D., Bev. B. W. Norman, M.A., Bev. Alfred J. Bray,
. Bev. J. F. Stevenson, LL.B., Bev. Samuel Beldier, Bev. J. S.
Stone. Physician8->Oeo. E. Fenwick, M.D., Thos. D. Beed, M*D>>
F. Buller, M.D., Gharles J. Wilson, M.D. Honorary GounseL—
William H. Kerr, Q.G. Board ox Management— John Lewis,
(Siarles Huston, A. J. Brice, Perceval Tibbs, John Bauden, Edgar
Judge, J. H. Bedfem. Ohaxitable Gommittee— Wm. D. Stroud,
(ihauman ; Perceval Tibbs, John Bauden, Gharles Huston, J. H.
Bedfem. Finance Gommittee— J. K. Ward, Samuel Garsley^ohn
Lewis. Festivities— Perceval Tibbs, J. K. Ward, A. J. Brice,
•Edgar Judge, Gharles Huston. Meetings— The regular meetings
irf uie Society are held quarterly,, on the tenth day of the months
- of January, April, July and October. Should eimer of these d^ys
•fisll on a Sunday, the meeting will be held on the day following.
The members meet also on SV (^rg^'s Day. The annual election
of officers and committees takes place at the quarterly meeting in
^January. The meetings of the Board of Management are held on
Ithe first Tuesday in each month. The charitable committee meets
iftttidy. Membership— Natives of England or Wales, and their
descendants, bom in the British posse^^ons, are eligible fior
membership. Annual subscription, $3.00; life subscription,
$26.00. - ■
CALBDOinAK SooiBTT ov MoNTBXAL.- Johu Bobcrtson. presi-
dent; D<mald Campbell. Ist Vice-president; Alftx. Nivin, 2nd
vice-inresident; John McLaren, secretary; Wm. Seath, treasurer;
JTames Hoey, financial secretary; and a committee of twelve
members. Quarterly meetings are. held at St. Andrew's Honlei,
•180 Dorchester street, on the 2nd Thursday in December, March,
June and September. >
09 THSt SBCriTBITT OF ITS UFB POUdES
NATIONAL SOCIETIES.
166
St. AvsBBw'i SooiKTT.~Oeo. Macrae, Q.O., president ; W. W.
Ogilyie. Ist vioe-president ; Hngh McLennan, Snd yice-president;
B. M. Esdaile, secretary; Alex. Stewart, assistant secretary;
Peter Fulton, treasurer. Chaplains— Bey. J. S. Black, and Ber.
D. MacVicar, LL.D. Physicians— Drs. Wanless, Geo. "W. Boss,
William Gardner, Alex. D. Blackader and A. Lapthom Smith.
Charitable Committee— F. J. Logic, chairman; D. Morrison.
William Beid, John Allan and Donald Campbell. Committee of
Accounts —Andrew Bobertson, A. MoGibbon, Hon. A. W. Ogilvie,
John Fulton and Jas. Stewart. Committee of Instalment—James
Wright and Angus Grant. Bepresentatiye Governor to the
Protestant House of Befuge— E. McLennan.
St. Patrick's Socibt v.— Established 6th March, 1856; incor-
porated 1863. H. F. Bellew, president; P. O'Meara, Ist vice-*
president ; W. H. Cunningham, 9nd yice-preaident ; P. McCaffrey)
teea|urer; F. Wilson, corresponding secretary, Samuel Cross,
recording secretary ; James ConnpUy, assistant recording secre-
tary. Committee of Management — P. Carroll, P. Kehoe, J.
McKeown, D. Lyons, p. Connolly. F. Callahan, T. Craven, B.
O'NeiL J. Foley, J. Byrne, L. Hughes, W. Cunningham. A. Pur-
cell, P. M. Groome, P. McGovem, J. Lyons. Charitable Com-
mittee— P. M. Groome, chairman; D. li^ons. D. O'Neill,, JT.
McKeown, J. Byrne. Hall Committee— F. Callahan, P. Kehoe, J«
Connolly. Chaplains — Irish clergy of St. Patrick's Churcb.
Physicians — Drs. Sheridan, Gaherty, Kannon and Ambrose.
Grand marshall, J. H. Halpin; assistant marshalls, J. Meek, P.
Daly and J. Huff. Socie^ meetings, first Monday of eveiiy
month ; committee meetings, last monday of every month.
St. Jean Baftistk Socibtt. — M. J£r6mie Perrault, president;
Gilbert Mireault, 1st vice-president; Marcellin Noel, 2nd vice-
president ; A. D. Lacroix, recording secretary ; A. David, assistant
secretary; M. B. O. Tiugeon, treasurer ; h* Gauthier, assistant
treasurer ; Gust. Lamothe, corresponding secretary ; No6 Bourassa,
marshal-in-chief.
GaBMAK National Sociktt.— Founded 1835. — Wm, C. Munder-
loh, president; P. Briegel, 1st vice-president; M. Neher, 2nd
vi^'president ; F. W. Liedtke, secretary ; G. Boeker, treasurer ;
B. Sanftleben, financial secretary. Charitable Committee— G.
Boeker, B. Sanftleben and S. Fischel. Pleasure Committee— E(.
Drechsel, S- Lesser, and B. Sanftleben. Law Committee— B.
SfOiftleben, H. Drechsel and E. Yon Bappord. Stewards-^.
Warnecke and K. Foerster. Medical Advisers— W. H. Hingston,
M.D., G. W. M^jor, M.D., and A. A. Browne, M.D. Legal
Advisers-J. Wurtele, Q.O., M.P.P., and W. Simpson Walker.
B.O^L. Meet first Wednesday of each month, at their rooms, 486|
Craig street. ^ >
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. GvBMAK Giu Gi«UB (Teutonia)— H* BreohMl, pretidant; E.
Henaer, yioe-pretident ; E. V. Beiiihardt,BeoMt«nr; W. Siader,
treasurar; 0. Ludwig, jr., librarian; Geo. VeitL leader. Meets
•veiy Monday and Saturday at 8 p.ni. in theb rooms, 81 St
James street.
Swiss Soczstt— Established December 1874.— K. Aubin, hon.
mresident; D. L. Bey, president; E. Imobersteg, vioe-president ;
H. DreiAiss, treasurer ; A. Monet, secretary ; H. Dreifnss and
B. L. Bey, charitable committee. Meets first Tuesday in each
month, at 487 Oraig street.
TEMPERANCE.
Dominion Aluakcs, for the total suppression of the liquor
traffic— This organization carries on its work through Provincial
-branches. The officers of thet Quebec branch are— T. S. Brown,
■jj^sident; J. M. M. Duff, treasurer; — , secretaiy.
Bzeoutive committee— The above-named officers and Hon. James
Ferner. Very Be v. Dean Baldwin, Archdeacon Lindsay, Bev. Dr.
Botts, Bev. A. Duf^ Bev. James McCauL J. J. Madaren, Q.C., A.
A. Ayer, Walter Paul, J. S. Hall, J. A. Gayford, Bobert Irwin, S.
A. Abbott, ISr. B. Sludge, S. A. Lebourveau, Jas. Bi^lis, W. H.
Ijambly, Bev. Dr. Clarke, Bev. J. H. Dixon, Wm. Dnrsdale,
nios. Christie, O. G. Dyer, F. S. Qrafton, Oeo. Hodge, Bev. D.
V. Lucas. Henry Morton, Bev. Or, H. Wells, S. S. Bain. D. Bent-
ley, H. Birks, J. D. Dougall, J. B. Fudger, Bev. B. Hndsay. T. B.
Macauley, H. Munro, Bev. J. A. Newimam, G. W. Beed, Bev. J.
Scrimger, D. Tees, G. T. Williams. The committee meets in
Montreal on the last Tuesday of each month.
IinniPXHDaiiT Obdbb or Goon TmanfULUB.-^ Grand Lodge of
Quebec, W. H. Lambly, G.W.G.T., Inverness; J. Luttrell,
O.W.G., Montreal; Mrs. S. B. Shaw, G.W.Y.T., Upper Bedford;
B. A. Lebourveau. G.W.Sm office, 182 St. JamJas street, Montreal*;
B. W.Williams, G. W.T., Three Bivers ; Bev. G. E. Amazon, 0*W.
ehaplain, Three Bivers; Mrs. W. H. Lambly, G. supt. of J.T.,
Inverness; Miss Saidie B. BaUie, A.G. seoretanr. Invemess;
Omt. J. A. Hawley, G.W.M., Kutts Gomers; Miss liuie Lambly,
D.G.M., Three Bivers; Ifrs. Dowlin, G. Guard, Sherbrotkes
Joeeph jPatrick, G. sentinel, South Durham ; J. K. Maodonaldi
£iG.W.G.T., Montreal.
Mount JBoyol LodM, No. 1, meets every Monday evening, at
M2i Oraig street, at 8 o^dook. L.D., H. Haycroft, 71 St. HypSlllt
•tlOflt*
Moydl Victoria Lodge, No, 8, meets every Thursday evening la
iho Sail, 627^ Graig street, at 8 o'clock. S. J. Symons, lodge
deputy. ^
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WinHatdey Lodge f No, 76, meets erery Tuesday erening in the
West End Hall, 134 Chatham street, at 8 o^clook. D. Logan,
lodge deputy.
M^ormation Lodge, meets every Tuesd^ evening in the base-
ment ofthe Presbyterian Church, Point St. Charles, at 7.30 o*olook,
Wm. Pepall, lodge deputy.
Oood Samaritan Lodge, No. 5, meets every Friday evening in
the basement of the Methodist Church, Point St. Charles, at 7.80
o'clock. A. Tattersall, lodge deputy.
Soirs OT TsMPSBAjroB Grajtd Division.— Bev. £. Crummey,
Kensington, Gh.W.P. ; Henxy Plow, Montreal, G-.W.A. ; John S.
Hall, Montreal; Q. Scribe, Peter McFarlane, Kelso. G-. Treas.,
Anna B. Stephen, Trout Biver ; O. Chap., George Wint«>T, Orms-
town; O. Con., W. F. Stephen, Trout Biver; G. Sen., Bobert
Craig, Quebec ; P.G.W.P. Ol&ce of Grand Scribe, 242 St. James
streel^ Montreal.
Hoteard Divition, No, 1« meets every Friday at 662^ Craig
street, at 8 o^dock, p.m.
Thistle Division, No, 53, meets every Monday evening in
American Presbyterian school room, St. Henri de Montreal^ at 8
o dock, p.m.
BacHABiTBS.— PerMveranee Tent, No, 1, meets last Tuesday
evening in each month, at 8 o'clock, at 240 St. James street.
Tbmpbbakob Sooott (B.C.) of St. Jamsb Chuboh.— Meeting
first Sunday of every month, at 7 p.m. O. C. Laperle, secretary.
SooiSTs Ds Tbksbbancb du Diooxsa dx MoirrsBAii.— B. C.
Bishop of Montreid, honorary president.
Soonm DB TiiipBBAjroB db Ii'EoiiISb St. Pibbbb.— Bev. L.
Iiauzon, CM. J., director ;.J. E. Yiger, president; Alphonse Bead,
1st vice-president; Vincent Lacombe, 2nd vice-president : Sera-
pMn Laohance, secretary-treasurer. Meets in St. Peter's Ohoroh
the third Sunday of every month at 7 p.m.
St. Arnr's Totazi AjMrrniBBCB amd Bbbbvit SootBrr.— Meets on
aeooiid Sunday in 'each month, immediately after vespers, ia
St. Ann*s Church.
St. Bbiikibt*s ToTio* Abixibbbob Sooibtt.— Meets every Son-
day, at 8 p.mM In St Mary*s Hall (under St. Mary's Church),
owner Craig and Panet streets.
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OOLLEOBS AND SCHOOLS.
Br. Patbiox'b Totaii ABtriHSHOx awd Bbnbvit SooiBrr.^Bev.
Martin Oallaghan. president and direotor; Edward Murphy, lit
yioe-president ; W. Bawley, 3nd vice-president ; Jas. J. Ooangan,
Moretary; J> M. Oallaghan. assistant-secretary: M. Sharkey,
treasurer; Wm. Selhy, assistant-treasurer: ' committee, B. Emer-
son, chairman ; Jas. Gonnaughton, T. O'Connor, T. F. McGrail,
F. 0. Chawley, P. Doyle, P. Reynolds, A. Brogan. N.P., J. Byrne,
T. P. Tansey. J. Beresford, T. Cfarmody. The society meets on ttie-
second Sunday of each month in St. Patrick's church, when the
pledge is administered and n s w members admitted. The society
was established in 1841. All communications may be addressed
to the secretary, Jas. J. Costigan, 81 St. Urbain street, Montreal.
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
Pbotsstaitf Boabd or Sorooi. CoiiMissiONXBS.->Bev. Canon
Kormau, M.A., D.C.L., chairman; John H. Mooney, treasurer;
Bey. John Jenkins, D.D., LL.D.; Principal Dawson, G.M.O., M.A.,
IiIi.D., F.B.S.; George W. Stephens. B.G.L., M.P.P.; Bev. J. F.
Stevenson. D.D., LKB.; Willliatn Lunn, secretary and superin-
tendent of schools.
PBOTBBTAirr Board of Exakxnsbs of MoBTBBAL.—Rev. O.
Oomish, LL.D., president; A. Johnson, LL.D., vice-president;
Bev. G. A. Doudiet, A.M.; Bev. J. Scrimger, A.M ; Rev. T. Lafleur,
BeT. J. Empson, M.A., and B. J. Haningtou, Ph.D.; T. A. Oib-
ion^ A.M.* secretary. There are two half-yearly meetings, on the
first Tuesday in May and November, held in the Natural History
Society's rooms, 32 University street, at 10 a.in.
Cathouo Boabd of Schooii Commissiokbbs.— Rev. Y. Rousse-
lot, P.S.S., president; Rev. Yicar-Ckneral Mardchal, P. S. Murphy,
Jacques Grenier, E. C. Monk, Henri B. Rainville. M. G. Desnovers,
■ecretary-treasurer; U. E. Archambault, local superintencfent ;
V. X. Martin, accountant^ Ed. Fonmier, auditor. Office, Com-
mercial Academy, Plateau avenue, off 1077 St. Catherine street.
Oatrouo Boabd of BoAcoJi Examinebs.— Rev. L. W. Ledair,
president; U. E. Archambtfutt, vice-president ; A. D. Lacroix,
secretary; F. X. Yalade, hon. secretary; Rev. J. Fogan, Rev. L.
J. Xiauzon, Wm. Fah^. Place of meeting, Jacques Cartier
Kormal School, on first Tuesday in February, May,^ August and
November of each year. .__^_.
UmYBBliTT OF MoGxLii CoxxBOH.— Yisitor— His Excellency
the Governor General. Governors— Hon. C. D. pay, Um'D.j
D.O.L., President and Chancellor of the University; Hon. J«
Ganon
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Sorrier, Senator, M.L.G., P. Bedpath, J. H. B. Moleon, Hon. W.
F. Torrance, M. * " — -
Sir F. Hincks,
Bobert McKay,
Bamsay, M.A., B.O.L., W. G. McDonald, Esq., Hugh McLennan.
Bsq» George Hague. Esq. (The Board of Ooyemors has, under
the Boyal Charter, the power to frame Statutes, to make appoint-
ments, and to administer the finances of the University.) Prin-
dpal-^ohn William Dawson, M.A., LL.D., F.BS., G.M.G., vice-
ohanoellor. (The Principal has, under the Statutes, the general
superintendence of all affairs of the Colleoe and University ; under
■noh regulations as may be in force.) Fellows— Yen . Archdeacon
Leach. M.A,. D.C.L., LL.D., Vice-Principal and Dean of the
Faculty of Arts; Henry Aspinwall Howe, LL.D., Governors^
Fellows; Bev. John Cook, D.D., Principal of Morrin Oollege,
Quebec; Alexander Johnson, M.A., LL.D., Yioe-Dean of the
Faculty of Arts, (iovemors* Fellow ; Bev. G«orge Cornish, M.A.,
ltL.D., Elective Fellow. Faculty of Arts; Bev. Henry Wilkes,
M.A., D.D., LL.D.. Principal of the Congregational College of
British Korth America ; Bev. D. H. McVicar, LL.D., Principal
of the Presbyterian College of Montreal; Wm. Hicks, Esq.,
Principal of McGill Normal School; J. J. McLaren^ MTX, JB.CL.,
Bepresentative Fellow in Law ; John B. Dougall, M. A., Bepre-
sentative Fellow in Arts ; William H. Kerr, Q.C., D.G.L^ Dean
of the Faculty of Law ; Bev. J. Cllarke Murray, LL.D., Elective
FeUow, Faculty of Arts ; Henry T. Bovey, M.A., G.E., Dean of
the Faculty of Applied Science; Bernard J. Harrington, B.A.,
PIlD., Elective I^llow, Faculty of Applied Science; W. Osier,
M.D., Elective Fellow, Faculty of Medicine ; Bev. E. L Bexford,
Bepresentative Fellow in Arts; Bobert Bell, Grad. Civ. Eng.,
.M.I>.. Bepresentative Fellow in Applied Science; Bev. John
Je]Uan8,i).D., LL.D., Gtovemors* Fellow; Bev. B. W. Norman,
M.A., D.C.L., Chairman of the Protestant Board of School Com-
tnissioners; Itev. Ganon Henderson, M.A., Princip.*)! of the
Diocesan Theological College; Bev. George Dougl <4^. LL.D.,
Principal of Wesleyan The<dogical College; Clement il. McLeod,
Ma.E., Bepresentative Fellow in Applied Science; Bobert M.
"Smith. B.Sc., Principal of St. Francis College, Bichmond; J. S.
Archibald, M.A., B.CL., Elective Fellow, Faculty of Law;
George Boss. M. A., M.D^ Elective Fellow, Faculty of Medicine ;
Francis J. Shepherd, M.I)., Bepresentative Fellow in Medicine ;
J. S. Hall, B.A^ B.C.L., Bepresentative Fellow in Law ; B. P.
Howard, M,D. , Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. The Governors,
Prindpal and Fellows constitute, under the Charter, the Corpora-
tkax of the University, which has power, under the statutes, fO
fhime regulations toucliinff courses of study, matriculation, gradua-
tion and other educational matters, and to grant degrees.) Seore-
tury, Beglstrar and Bursar (and Secretary of the Boyal Institu-
tion)— Willliam Craig Baynes, B.A.; residence and office. East
Wing, McGill College; office hours, 10 to 2. Clerk— James W.
B^akenxidge ; residence, 1472 St. Catharine street.
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
SROmtOBI.
FaeuUu of Artt.'-J. W. Dawson, M.A., LL.D.. F.B.S.. O.M.O..
Principal, Logan FrofeiMr of Geolog/, and Profeisor of Natural
Hiitoiyt Yen. Archdeacon Leac^ M.A., D.O.L.J LL.D., Yico-
Principal Dean of the Faculty . H. A. Howe, LL.D., Emeritna
ProfoMor in the Faculty of Arts; A. Johnson, M.A., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, and Bedpath Professor of Natural Philo-
sopher; Bev. G. Cornish. M.A., LL.D., Professor of Classical
Literature; P. J. Darey, M.A., B.C.L., Professor of French Lan-
guage and Literature; C. F. A. Margrafl, M.A.. Professor of
German Language and Literature ; Ber. J. Clarke Murray. LL.D.,
Itethingham Profesosr of Logic, and Mental and Moral Philo-
sophy; Charles £. Moyse, B.A., Professor of History. Molson
Professor of English Language and Literature, and Associate
Professor of English Language and Literature ; Professor Gous-
serat, Ba., Lecturer in Hebrew and Oriental Literature ; Professor
Penhallow, B. Sc, Lecturer in Botany.
Faculty of Applied Science.—B.. T. Borey, Professor of Oiril
Engineering and Applied Mechanics, Dean of the Faculty ; B. J.
Harrington, B.A., Ph.D., Professor of Assaying, Mining and
Chemistry; C. H. McLeod, Ma.E., Lecturer in Surveying and
Drawing, and Superintendent of Meteorological Observatory ; Q.
H. Chandler, B.A., Lecturer in Mathematics.
Faetdty of Law.—W. H. Kerr, D.C.L., Dean of the Faculty,
Professor of Litemational Law; Hon. W. Bac^ley, D.C.L.,
Professorof Public and Criminal Law; B. G. Laflamme, D.C.L.,
Professor of the Law of Beal Estate; — — — — . — — — .
Associate Professor of Criminal Law; N. W. Trenholme, M.A.,
Legal History ; J. S. Archibald, B. A., B.C.L. , Professor of Criminal
and Constitutional Law; M. Hutchinson, B.C.L., Professor in
Civil Procedure.
Faculty qf Medicine.'-See page 118.
J. Andrew. Instructor in. Elocution.
In Gymnastics.
F. 8. Barajum, Instructor
IiATAii Univxbsitt (MomiiBAiiTBBAircH).— Yice-Bector, Bar.
Louis Beaudet, A.M., of the Quebec Seminary; residence, 184
Notre Dame street.
Faetdty of Theology, 1197 Sherbrooke street— Isaie M. Leoog,
P.S.B., D.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology and Dean of the
FaonlW: Hyacinthe F. D. Bouzel, P.S.S.y D.D., Professor of
llonX Theology and secretwnr of the Faculty ; Joseph T. Parent^
PS.S.2 D.D., Professor of Etoly Scripture and Sacred Lituray;
Jean Amable Tr6molet, P.S.Sm D.D., Professor ot Donmatic ^ras*
(dogy; Naroisse A. Troie, P.S.S., D.D., Professor of Moral Tht-
ology ; Alexis J. T. Orban, P.S.Sm D.D., Professor of Hebrew and
Ecclesiastical Histoiy; Nicolas Y. Many, P.S.S., D.D., Profenor
Wf A«t •€ PwllMMMil.-^irBdMibl«a 8e«arltf It aflbrdttd moA
kif h I f 4l«g •£ Its P»«pri«terj Mid Dlreeton.
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of Hebrew and Booletiftitio»l Hiitory; Jolee 0. M. Delarlffne,
P.S.B.. D.D., Profeaeor of Holy Soriptiure ; J. Bte. Thibaolt, P.S.S.,
D.D., Profesaor of Dogmatio Theologj ; Francois H. Dnpret, P.S.Sm
D.D.) Profeieor of Holy Scripture and Hebrew; Pierre Marie
Hamon, P.S 8., B.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology and Sacred
Blo4aen<M|
FaeiatfrSf I^^i 837 Kotre Dame street.— Hon. S. 0. Monk.
Professor Emeritus ; G. S. Oherrier, Q.O., LL.D^ Professor of
International Law and Dean of the Faculty; Hon. P. J. O.
GhauTeau, Professor of Roman Law ; Hon. T. J. Loranger, LL.D.|
Professor of Administratiye Law ; Hon. J. A. Ghapleau, LL.D.,
Professor of Griminal Law; Hon. J. ▲, Jette, LL.D., Professor of
Giril Law; J. A. Oulmet, Q.G., LL.D., Professor of Givil Proce-
dure; Hon. A. Lacoste, Q.G., LL.D., Professor of Commercial and
Maritime Law. Fellows, Ghas. G. DeLorimier, Q.G., LL.D., and
F. X. Arohambault, Q.G.| LL.D.
Faculty of Jfedteine.— See page 120.
McOiiiii NoBMAL* School.— Affiliated to the University, under
the control of Superintendent of Schools and the Corporation of
the Uniyersity. William Hennr Hicks, Emeritus Principal and
Associate Professor ; Sampson Paul Robins, M.A., LL.D.. princi-
{>al and ordinary professor of English language and literatcure and
ecturer on art of teaching and natural science ; James McGregor,
M.A., LL.D^ ordinaiT professor of mathematics and instructor
in classics ; Pierre J. JDarey, M.A., B.G.L., associate professor of
Ftenoh ; R. J. Fowler, instructor in music; John Andrew, instruc*
tor in elocution; Harrington Bird, instructor in drawing; Francis
W. Hicks, M,A., assistant professor of history and English.
MoDBii SoHOOL 0]* McGhiI* Kobka.l School.— Francis W.
mcks, MA., head master, boys's school; John P. Stephen, assist-
ant master, boys* school; Miss Jane A. Swallow, head mistress,
girls' school; Miss Lucy H. Derrick, head mistress primary
kchool. _^___^ ,
High School of Montbbal.— Head paster, H. Aspinwall
Howe, M.A., LL.D ; assistant head master, F. W. Eelley, B.A.,
Ph.D.; assistant masters. G. Murray, B.A., Oxon^ Z. Lefebyre,
B.G.L., J. W. Tucker. B.A., W. Dixon, B.A., J. D. Cameron, B.A.,
Kpecial masters, A. E. Duncan, M.A., B.O.L., J. T. Donald, B.A.;
J. Andrew, H. Bird, F. S. Barqjum, H. Frankenstein, H. Eyans.
Preparatory Schooi.~A. N. Shewan, M.A., head master; Miss
McBratney, Miss BeU| Miss J. Campbell and Miss Dudos,
asssitants. ____
MoHTBaAL Shrxob School, 675 Dorchester street.— Miss Jessie
Rodger, mathematics and French; Miss Jessie Campbell. Eng-
lish; A. E. Duncan, M.A , bookkeeping and writing; J. T. Don-
ald, B.A., chemistry ; John Andrew, reading and elocution ; Mrs.
Simester, music and drawing.
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COLLBOES AI7D SOHOOLS.
HiOB Schools tor OnUiS.— Staff of Teaohen—Mn. H^. Fuller,
head mittregi. Asiistanti— Mist Bodger, acoounti; Mill G.
Hunter, S.A.A., Hiitorj and Engliih Literature : Mill Veiiot.
Firenoh; Biiii liawleii. 8rd Olaii Junior: Mill Hendenon, 9ud
Olaii Junior; Miii Hill, lit Olan Junior; Mill Beid, Preparatory;
Ifiii Doufflai, Initrumental Muiio. Special MaitenL-Oeorge
Murray, B. A. (Oxon), Olaiiioi ; John Andrew, Eiq.. Elocution ;
A. E. Duncan, M.A., B.O.L., Writing: J. T. Donald, B.A.,
F.G.S., Botany and Chemiitry ; F. W. Milli, Esq., Vocal Muiic;
H. I^ankenitein, Eiq., German : Harington Bird, Eiq., Drawing;
Frederick S. Barnjum, Eiq., Caliithenici. ^-
UinvBBiirT ofBishov'i OoLi<aos, LiMiroxviUiB.— Incorporated
fay Boyal Gharter, 1868. — ^Preiident of the corporation and riiitor,
the Bight Bev. the Lord Bishop of Quebec, D.D. ; vice-preiident
of the corporation and visitor, the Bight Bev. the Lord Biihop of
Montreal, LL.D. ; chancellor, R W . Heneker, D.G.L. ; vice-
chancellor, Bev. Ganon Norman, D.G.L. Trustee»->B.W. Heneker,
chairman; G. F. Bowen, E. T. Brooks, MP., J. S. Hall, B.
Hamilton, Hon. H. O. Joly, M.P.P., Bev. B. Lindsay. T. Mac-
fkrlane, B. T. Morris, L. E. Morrii. G. Macrae, Q.G.. Bev. O. P.
Bead, Bev. F. Bobinson, Walter Snanly, B. H. Smith. Gollege
council— Bev. Principal Lobley. D.G.L., chairman; Bev. I. Brocuc,
L. H. Davidson, Bev. J. Davidion, Bev. J. P. DuMoulin, Bev. J.
Foiter, Bev. G. Hamilton, Hon. G. Irvine, M.P.P., Bev. Ganon
Gorman, Hon. Mr. Justice Bamiay, Bev. G. Bawson, Bev. Profei-
sor Boa, Bev. Professor Scarth, Bev, Professor Bead, T. White,
M.Pr, K. S. Whitney. Officers of the corporation— E. Ghapman,
secretary; Bev. I. Brock, B. W. Heneker, auditon; B. T. Morrii,
attorney. Offlceri of the college— Bev. J. A. Lobley, M.A., D.G.L.,
principal, professor of mathematics and logic; Bev. H. Boe, D.D.,
vice-principal, professor of divinity ; Bev. G. P. Bead, M. A., pro-
fessor of classics and moral philosophy ; Bev. A. G. Scarth, M.A.)
professor of ecclesiastical history; A. Leray, M.A., lecturer in
French ; Bev. A. 0. Scarth, librarian ; £. Ghapman, bunar and
regiitrar.
Faculty of Medicine.-^Bee Page 119.
Factdtifof Law.—B^ N. Hall, D.C.L., Dean of the Faculty and
piofessor of civil law; H. A. Gabana, LL.M , professor of law;
Xi. X. Morris, LL.M., professor of civil procedure ; E. T. Brookii
IiL.M., professor of criminal law ; L. G. Belanger, LL.M., pro-
fessor of Boman law; H. B. Brown, professor of commercial
law ; L. G. Panneton, LL.B., S. B. Sanborn, LL.B., and D. B.
Hodge, LL.B., lecturers.
BiSHOF^s GoiiUBGB SoHOOii. — Bcv. Principal Lobley, MJL,
D.O.IiM rector ; Bev. G. P. Bead, M.A., iilassical master ; A. Leray.
Esq., French master; H. F. Glinton., Esq., B. A., senior resident
master ; H. J. H. Petry, Esq., B. A., .-<nd M. G. Thompson, Esq.,
B.A., Junior resident masters ; W. L;j'8ter, Esq., B. A., assistant
master.
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Oatbouo Commsioial Aoadbmy or Momtbial, 1077 St
Catharine itreet.~U. £. Arohambault, principal ; Bev. V. Sorini
spiritual director; A. D. Laoroiz, director i profeison, J. Ahem,
J. Arohambault, J. Baril, L. A. Brunet, A. Ohatignj ; J. B. B«
Demen, Wm. McKay, J. G. W. MoOowni W. H. Titrault, J,
Tompkinf.
FOLYTXcHmc School of Montbial.— U. B. Arcbambanlt,
Srinoipal; M. D. Ley^que, P.S.S., spiritual director; M. E. Bal6te,
ireotor of studies ; professors, A. Pftster, J. Haynes, M. Obalski,
J. E. Vanier, If. 8. Duval.
MOMTBXAL CoLuiQiB. 1181 Shcrbrooke street.— Directed by the
Sulpicians; founded 1778. Bev. P. Deguire, director; Bev, P. A.
Oampeau, treasurer ; Bevs. Bousseau, P. Schlickliug, D. Chevrier,
H. Bedard, F. Lalibert^, J. B. Brossenr, B. Portier, S. Oherrier,
D. Daignault. A. Glermont, C. Bourduas and St. Denis Biordan,
professors. The classes are opened beginning of September and
closed at the end of June.
Jaoqvxs Gabtixr Normal School, Sherbrooke street, head of
Visitation.— MM. I'Abbe H. A. Y. Yerreau, principal, professor
and director of students* boarding school ; TAbbft J. O. Godin,
assistant director, professor of apiculture ; Joseph Octave Oas-
grain, professor; Dominique Boudrias and Wm. Fahey, profes-
sors and teachers of boys* model school ; Gualbert Gervais, asso-
ciate professor and secretary ; J. 0. Pelletier, professor of music ;
rAbb6 0. A. Santoire, master of studies ; Simon Aubin and A. de
Bonpart, associate professors ; ^ Th. Brennan, librarian.
St. Maby'8 Oollboe, 142 Bleury street.— Yery Bev. Henry
Hudon, S.J., Superior-Qeneral of Canada ; Bev. T. Gazeau, S.J.,
president of the College; Bev. A. D. Tuxgeon, S.J., Bev. H.
Hudon, S.J., vice-president; Bev. L. Axpin. S.J^ treasurer; Bev.
A. L. Lardier, S. J., librarian ; Bev. A. Jones, S. J., chaplain ; Bev.
F. Lopinto, S.J.} E. Lefebvre, S.J.. J. Schmidt, S.J., J. Brault,
S.J., J. O'lfoane^ 8.J., £. Desaulmers. S.J.) P. Laiuaruho, S.J.,
T. Mouvet, N. Campeau, J. Crowley, Bev. H. Lory, S.J., Bev. If,
Gaxceau, S.J.| Bev. A. l!iaBue, S.J^ Bev. G. Kenny, S. J., BeV. B.
De^jardins. S.J., Bev. J. Pari, SUi., J. Melloche, S.J , L. Bonz,
S.J., A. Primeau, S. J., H. Ferron, S. J., A. H6rouz, S.J., J. For>
lum, S.J^ professors and disciplinarians; P. Letondu, J. A.
Fowler, J. Moreau, J. Hone, J. Follenus, professors of music;
L. G. Gapello. professor of drawing; W. H. Hingston, M.D.,
mecUoal attenoant.
DiooMAH Trxolooioal CoLLBOx. 852 DorchestcT street— In-
corporated 1879 : affiUated to ^McGiU University 1880. The Lord
Bishop <tf Montreal, president ; Bev. Canon Henderson, M.A.t
Principals Educational Council— The BishOp, Yen. Archdeacon
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IiAMh} D.G.L.J the Very Bey. the Dean of Montreal, Bev. Oanon
Henderson., M.A., Ber. James Oarmichael, M. A., Bev. J. S. Stone,
B.D., Bey. J. Empson, M.A. Board of Ooyemors— The Very
Bey. the Dean of Montreal, Yen. Archdeacon Leach, D.G.L.,
IjL.1)., Yen. Archdeacon lindsay, M.A/i( Bey. James Carmichael,
M.A., Bey. J. S. Stone, B.D., and Messrs. Justice Mackiq^ A. F.
QmvMt A. Johnson, LL.D., James Button, Thos. Craig, Henry J.
Mussen, 0. Garth. B. Eyans. Secretary, registrar and bursar-
Bey. F. W. Webber, M.A.
Pkubttsbiak CoLiiBOx, MoirrBBAL.— -Board of Management—
Dayid Morrioe, chairman ; John Stirling, secretary ; Bey. B. H.
Warden, treasurer ; members annually appointed by the General
Assembly. Senate— 'Bey. Principal Macvicar, D.D., LL.D., presi-
dent; Bey. Professor Campbell, M.A., seoretanr; members an-
niully a]n[K>inted by the Gkneral Assemblv. Staff— Bey. P. H.
Macyioar, D.D., LKD., principal, and professor of systematic
theology, homiletics and church goyernment; Bey. John Camp*
belli M.A., professor of church history and apologetics: Bey. D.
Ooussirat, B.D., B.A., French professor of meology ; Bey. John
8orimge]^ M.A., professor of Old and New Testament exegesis ;
Bey. J. Jenkins, D.D., LIj.D., lecturer in pastoral theology ; Bey.
A. D. Mackajr, lecturer in sacred rhetoric and elocution; Bey.
Neil McNish, B.D^ LL.D., lecturer in the Gaelic language md
literature; Bey. W. J. Dey, M.A., lecturer in classics and mathe-
matics ; A. 0. Hutchison, lecturer in ecclesiastical ardiiteoture ;
John MoLarent lecturer m sacred music. Officers, Bey. D. H.
McYicar, P.P., 1*L.D'» principal; Bey. John Campbell, M.A.,
registrar; Bey. w. J. Pey, M.A., dean of residence and librarian;
W. Prysdale, 332 St. James street, bookseller; Paniel Lyons,
bedel.
WbsiiBTAn Thbolooical GouoiOB.— Founded 1878; under the
control of the General Conference of the Methodist Church of
Canada ; affiliated with McGill and Yictoria Uniyersities. Pireo-
tors, Hon. J. Ferrier, chairman; S. Finley, treasurer; J. J.
McLaren, Q.C^ secretary; John Torrance^ W. E. Sandford, James
Paterson, W. Glendinneng, G. Bishop, James Lord, P. Graham,
Hk Millen, C. Morton, F. Fairman. J. J. Pugdale, M.P.; officers
of instruction. Bey. G. Pouglas. LL.P., prindpal and lecturer in
systematic theology and homiletics; Bey. W. I. Shaw, B.A.,
£L.B., classical tutor and lecturer in Greek Testament exegesis,
church history and historical theology ; NeU Warner, instructor
in elocution. Lectures in metaphysics, ethics, Hebrew and natural
soieiices are attended in McGiu Uniyersity. Bey. L. N. Beandry,
iaalmotor in thedogy and homiletics in French d^artment;
Bxaminers, Bey. J. A. Williams, P.P., St. Catharines ; Bey. W.
O. Henderson, A.1L, St. Mary's; Bey. John Shaw, Peterboro;
, Bey. 0. Goehran, P.P., president of the Toronto Conference: Bey.
J. Awde, A.M. jMtontrealj Bey. L. Hookes, Kingston ; registnuri
Bey. Professor Shaw, A.M;., 162 Mansfield street, Montreal.
m €3piBBirA WNHVUAMCm OOKPANT.-PIre, LMi
Asd Aeddeni.— Capitol 8iaS8,000.
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French Mbthodist Institute, 429 Craig street.— Bev. L. N.
Beaudry, principal; Ovide Vieu, assistant. -iJirectors— Eev. G.
Douglas, LL.D., chairman; Bev. A. Sutherland, D.D., Bev. W.
Scott, Bev. E. A. Stafford,-A.M., Bev L. N. Beaudry, Bev. W. J.
Shaw, LL.B , Bpv. J. Borland, Rev. W. Hansford, Hon. J. Ferrier,
senator, J. J. McLaren, Q.C., J. B. Alexander, M.D., C. Morton,
Or. Bishop, J. Torrance, J. Beauchemin, Louis Bolin ; Bev. I^f.
Shaw, secretary-treasurer.
CONOBEGATTONAL COLLEGE OF B. N. A. — Bcv. J. F. StCVOnSOn,
D.D., principal and professor of homiletics and pastoral theology;
Bev. H. Wilkes, D.D., LL.D., professor of theology And Biblical
criticism ; Bev. G. Cornish, LL D., professor of Greek Testament
exegesis ; Bev. K. M. Fenwick, professor of church history and
apologetjps. The students attend the classes in McGill University.
Gbano Seminary,— Under the direction of the Sulpioians, 1197
Sherbrooke street.— T^eofo^ico^ /Seminary— Bev. C. Lecoq, S. S.,
director; Bev. H. Boxel, S. S., Bev. J. T. Parent, S. S., Bev. N.
Troie, S. S., Bev. J. B. Thibaud, S. S., Bev. H. Dupret, S. S.,
Bev. P. M. Haman, S. S., professors; Bev. J. A. Tr^molet, S. S.,
procurator , 225 theological students. Seminary of Philosophy—
Bev. J. Delavigne, Sr S., director ; Bev. A. Orban, S. S., Bev. V.
Many, S. S., Bev. A. Lelong, professors.
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Brothers of the Christian Schools, Mother house^ 50 Cot6
street.— Bev. Brother Beticius, Provincial of the Order in North
America; Bev. Brother Albanitis, visitor in the Dominion of
Canada ; Bev. Brother Qedeon, director, also director of the fol-
lowing Schools : St. Lawrence School, Vitr6 street, 12 classes— 820
pupils ; St. James School, St. Denis street, 8 plasses— 675 pupils.
St. Bridget's School, Dorchester street, Bev. Brother Andrew,
director, 8 classes— 580 pupils. St. Ann's School, cor. of Ottawa
and Young streets, 8 classes— 529 pupils, Bev. Brother Arnold of
Jesus, director. St. Joseph School, Bichmond street, Bev. Bro.
Maurilius, director, 12 classes— 885 pupils.
CoLiiBai OP Phtsioians and Surgeons of the Province of
?UBBBO.— Dr. B. Palmer Howard, Montreal, president; Dr. B.
radel, Montreal, and 0. E. Lemieux, M.D., Quebec, vice-presi-
dents; A. O. Belieau, M.D., Quebec, and F. Wayland Campbell,
M.D., Montreal, seoxetaries; Leonidas LaBue, M.D., Quebec,
registrar ; B. P. Laohapelle, M.D» Montreal, treasurer.
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CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
CHUECHES.
PROTESTANT.
Church cf England.^Bight Rev. W. B. Bond) D.D., L.L.D.}
Lord Bishop of Montreal; Yexy Rev. M. S. Baldwin, M.A.,
Dean of Montreal, (BisBop Elect of the Diocese of Huron) ; Yen.
Archdeacon Leach, L.L.D., D.C.L., Archdeacon of Montreal;
Yen. Archdeacon Lonsdell, M.A., Archdeacon of St. Andrews;
Yen. Ardideacon Lindsay, M.A., Archdeacon of Bedford ; Yen.
Archdeacon Evans, M. A., Archdeacon of Iherville.
Christ Church Cathedral, St. Catherine street.— The Yery Rev.
the Dean, rector; Rev. J. A. Newnham, M.A., assistant minister.
Honorary Canons — Rev. Wm. Anderson, rector of Sorel ; Rev. E.
DuVemet, M.A., rector of Chambly ; Rev. J. EUegood, M.A.,
rector of St. James the Apostle, Montreal ; Rev. M''m. Henderson,
M. A., principal of the Diocesan Theological College ; Rev. R. W.
Norman, M. A., rector of St. Matthias ; Rev. James Carmichael,
M.Am rector of St. George's, Montreal; Rev. F. Robinson, M.A.,
and Rev. J. Empson, M.A. Sundays, 11 a.m., 4.15 and 7 p.m. ;
Bible class at 3 p.m. Daily prayer at 4.80 p.m. Wednesday,
8 p.m*
St. George's, comer Osborne and Windsor streets.— Rev. Oanon
Carmichael, M.A., rector; Rev. J. G. Baylis, B.D., assistant
minister. Sunday services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Bible classes and
Sunday-school at S p.m. Wednesday service, 8 p.m.
Trinity Church, St.Denis street, comer vVger Square.— Rev. W.
L. Mills, rector , residence, 228 St. Denis street. Sunday, 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. ; Wednesday, 8 p.m. in the chapel.
St. John the Evangelist^comer Ontario and St. Urbain streets.
(iSree seats). — ^Rev. E. Wood, M.A., incumbent; Rev. Wm.
Wright, M.D., and Rev. A. French, B.A., assistant ministers.
Sunday, 10.80 and 11.16 a.m., 4.15 and 7 p.m. Daily, 6.15 and
8.80 a.m., and 5 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m.
St. James the Apostle, St. Catherine street, west.— Rev. Canon
Ellegood, M.A., rector. Sunday, 11 a.m., 4.15 and 7 p.m. Friday,
11 a.m. During Lent, daily.
St. Martin's, Upper St. Urbain stieet— Rev. J. S. Stone, B.D.,
rector. Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school and rector's
Bible class, 3 p.m. Holy Communion on first Sunday of every
month a. 11 a.m., and on third Sunday, at 9 a.m. "Wednefeday
evening service, 8 o'clock. Ladies' Bible class and Aid Society,
Friday at 8 p.m.
St. Stqshen's, comer College and Inspector streets.— Yen. Aroh-
deaoon Evans, M.A., rector. Suiidax, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-
school and rector's Bible dass for women at 8 p.m.
classes and
A9» AOdHBIfT— CAPITAIi, - . •l.lSStOM.
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OHUBGHES AND ckAPELS.
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St. Luke's, comer Ghamplain and Dorchester streets — (Free
seats). — ^Bev. P. L. B. Cross, incumbent. Sunday,- 11 a.m. and 7
p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Sunday-school, 3 p.m.
St. Thomas, St. Mary street.— -Bev. B. Lindsay, M.A., rector.
Sunday 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 3 p.m.
St Mary's, HochelaK<*.— Bev. J. D. Borthwick, incumbent, and
chaplain to the Jail. Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
(rraoe Church, Wellington street,— Bey. S. Belcher, rector.
Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 9.45 a.m. and 3 p.m.
St. Jude's, Goursol street — ^Bev. J. H. Dickson, rectov. Sunday,
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Sunday-school, 3 p.m. '
St. Matthias, comer Cote St. A^toine road and Crawford
avenue. Cote St. Antoinc. Bev. Canon Norman, D.C.L., rector.
Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday-school at 2.30 p.m. and Bible
class at 4 p.m. Ladies' Bible class, Friday, 3 p.m. Wednesday,
Service 8 p.m.
L'Eglise du Bedempteur, Sabrevois French Mission, 123 Chat-
ham street.— Bev. J. J. Boy, B.A., incumbent. Sunday, 11 a.m'
and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school, 3. p.m.
Ittformed Episcopal Church in Canada (otherwise called the
Beformed Church of England).— St. Bartholomew's, Beaver Hall
Hill. The Bight Bev. Bishop Ussher, rector ; residence, 9 Drum-
mond street. Sunday services, 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.; sunday-school
an^rector's Bible class at 3 p.m.
The Sjmod of the B. E. Church in Canada publishes the Prates'
tant Pillar as its official organ, monthly.
Church of Scotland. — St. Andrew's, Beaver Hall Hill.— Bev. J.
Edgar HiU, M.A., B.D. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sabbath
school at 3 p.m. Week-day service, Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Salem Church, Fanet street, (East End mission of St. Andrew's).
—Bev. S. Massey. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school
at 9 a.m. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m.
Presbyterian Church in Canada.— 81. Paulas, comer of Dor-
chester and St. Monique streets. — Bev. James Barclay, M.A.
Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and Bible class at
3 p.m.
Victoria Mission.— Students* Sunday evening service, during
winter months, at 7 o'clock. Temperance Association, Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
St. Gabriel Church.— Bev. B. Campbell, M.A. Services at 11
am., and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Wed-
nesday at 8 p.m. .
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CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
St. Matthew's, Point St. Charles. Bev. W. B. Cruikshank.
Services at 11 a.m and 7 p.m.; Bible class at 2 p.m.; Sunday school
at S p.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Young People's Association,
Thursday evening.
St. Mark's, comer William and Dalhousie streets. Bev. J.
Nichols. Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school
at 3 p.m. Wednesday, service at 8 p.m.
St. John's, French, St. Catherine street (formerly Bussell Hall).
— Bev. C. A. Doudiet. Services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.; Sunday
school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Thursday at 7.60 p.m.
Knox, comer Dorchester and Mansfield streets. — Bev. J. Fleck
B.A. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school at 3 p.m,
Bev. Prof. Campbell's Bible class at 4.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Erskine, comer St. Catherine and Peel streets.— Bev. J. S. Black.
Services at 11 a.m and 7pm; Sabbath school at 3 p.m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Stanley street.— Bev. James McCaul, B.A. Services at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Crescent street. — ^Bev. A. B. Mackay. Services at 11 a.m. and
7 p.m>; Sunday school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Wednesday at
8 p.m.
Chalmers, St. Lawrence Main street, above Sherbrooke street. —
Bev. C. Heine. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school at
S p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.'
St. Joseph street, west. — Bev. Thomas Cumming. Services at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school at 3 p.m. I^ayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7.45.
Nazareth street Mission, comer Wellington and Nazareth
streets, in connection with the Crescent street Presbjrterian
Church. Sunday at 7 p.m. ; Sabbath-school at 2.30 p.m.
Taylor Church, Champlain street.— Bev. J. J. Casey. Services
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday-school and Bible class at 3 p.m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7.46.
Hochelaga Mission Station.— Services and Sunday-school each
Sabbath.
Saviour's Church <French), Canning street.— Bev. A. B.
Cruchet. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday-school and
Bible class at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
7.30 p.m.
American Presbyterian Churchy Dorchester street.— Bev. O. H.
Wells. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school at 3 p.m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'dodc
Mission Church &9d School, 77 Inspector street.— Bev. A. L.
MoFayden, B.A. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school
at 9.30 a.m.
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Methoditt Church of Canada.— In connection with this denomi-
nation there are in the city and suburbL 13 churches and 6 mis-
sion stations; as follows .*—
1st Oircuit. — St. James Stref^t, Church and St. Lawrence Mission.
Bev. J. Potts, D.D.
2nd Circuit.— Ottawa Street Church and Mill Street Mission.
Bev. W. Galbraith, L.L.B. ' ~
3rd Circuit. — Palace Street Church, Bev. J. M. Hagar, M. A.
4th Circuit.-f-Dorchester Street Church and DesriviSres Street
Blission. Bev. James Henderson.
6th Circuit.— St. Joseph Street Church. Bev. Wm. Jackson.
6th Circuit. — Sherbrooke Street Church. Bev. A. B. Chambers)
1j.Ij.B.
7th Circuit.— Point St. Charles Church. Bev. D. Y . Lucas, A.M
6th Circuit.— Douglas Church. Bev. James Awde, B.A,
9th Circuit.— Cote St. Paul Church. Bev. W. Somerville.
10th Circuit. — ^Lachine. Bev. J. Pinel.
11th Circuit. — St. Lambert and St Lawrence. Bev. W. W*
Madge, B.A.
12th Circuit.— (Mount Boyal), Outremont, Cote St. Antoine and
Tanneries. Bev. C. H. Lawrence.
First French Methodist Church. Bev. L. N. Beaudry.
Bev. Principal Douglas, L.L.D., Bev. J. Borland, Bev. E.
Botterel, Bev. Professor Shaw, A.M., the students of the Wes-
leyan Theological College, and 21 local preachers, frequently assist
in the different churches &nd missions.
The Montreal District, of which Bev. W. Galbraith, L.L.B., is
-chairman, embracing, besides the city, the country north of Mon-
treal, and South as far as the Province Line, includes 28 circuits
and 85 ministers.
The Montreal Conference, one of the seven Conferences of the
Methodist Church of Canada, includes the Districts of Napanee,
Kingston, Brockville, Perth, Pembroke, Ottawa, Montreal, Stan-
stead, Waterloo, Quebec, and the French District of which Bev.
W. Scott is superintendent, on which are engaged 186 ministers
and 26 probationers.
Bopfitf^.— First Baptist Church, comer of City Councillor an3
St. Catherine streets.— J. Wheatton Smith, D.D., pastor. Ser-
Tioet at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sabbath school at 3 p.m. Wednesday,
prayer meeting «t 8 p.m. >iiniZI
Ck>te St. Lonia Mission in connection with the First Bapi
Ohoroh. Service at 11 a.m. ; Sundiqr-school at 3 p.m.
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Olivet Baptist Church, comer Mountain and Osborne streets.—
Bev. Albert G. Upton. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sfibbath-
■dhool and Bible class at 8 p.m. Weduesdayf prayer meeting at
8 p.m.
The Oratoire. —(French) f Manoe street, near St. Catherine
street.— Bev. T. Lafleur, pastor, 96 St. Famille street. Services
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Congregatianal.^'Zion Church, St. Catherine street.— .Bev. A. J.
Bray, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Emmanuel Church, comer St. Catherine and Stanley streets.—
Bev. J. F. Stevenson, D.D., L.L.B., pastor. Services at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. ; Sunday-school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Wednesday,
8 p.m.
Calvary Church, Ouy street, between St. Antoine and Dor-
chester streets. Bev. Edward Hill, M.A., pastor. Services at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 8 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m.
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Unitarian.^ Church of the Messiah, Beaver Hall Hill. Bev. J.
Cordner, L.Ii.D., honorary pastor; Bev..W. S. Barnes, pastor.
Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday-school at 12.16 p.m.
Oerman Protestant. — St. John's Church, 129 St. Dominique
street. Bev. W. Braunwarth, minister. Services at 10.80 a.m. ;
Sunday-school at 2.80 p.m.
Swedenhorgian. — ^Kew Jerusalem Church, comer of Dorchester
and^anover streets. Bev. E. Ctould. Service at 11 a.m.
Advent Christian Church, 1810 St. ;.Catherine street.— Pn blio
services on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m<
Young Msk's Chbistiak Absooiatiok, St. Badegonde street,
near Craig. — ^The following meetings asw held every week : daily
prayer meeting ttom 12.15 to 1 ; BiUe class Tuesday evening, from
8 to 9 ; boys' prayer meeting on Friday evening from 8 to 9 ; vouDg
men'H prayer meeting on Saturday evening from 8 to 9 ; becpmers
]^ble4dasB 9.80 to 10.80 Sunday a.m. ; young men's Bible class on
Sunday afternoon from 8 to 4 ; gospel temperance meeting on
Sunday afternoon Irom 4.15 to 5.16 ; evangelistic meeting on
Sunday evening at 8.30. Strangers are welcome to all the mee&igs.
YouNoWo]aBM'BCHBi9XiAKA8800iA.TiO!ir, 101 MetcalliB Street.—
Sunday, Bibl9 class for young women, 8i.80 pan. ; service of wmg^
S o'dooc Thursday, union prayer meeting. epen to aHla4iei)
10*80 a.m. ; business meeting, «>r members only, 11 a.m. JHday,
young women's prayer meeting, 8 p.m. Specaal prayer meeting
on behalf of seamen, first Thursday of eadi month, at 10 a.m.
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BOMAN OATHOUG.
Oathedral, 129 Cathedral street.— Low mass on week days, 6.80,
6.80, 7.80 a.m. Sunday, 6.30, 6, 6.30, 7.30; high mass, 10 a.m.;
yespers, 8.16 p.m.; eyening, 7.
Church of the Jesu, 144 Bleury street. — ^Low mass on week days,
6.16, 6, 6.30, 7 and 7.80. Sunday, 6.16, 6, 7 and 8 ; high mass, 10
a.m.; yespers, 3.30, 6.30 and 8 p.m.
Notre Fame (Parish), Place d'Armes.— Summer, low mass, 6,
6.80, 6, 6.80, 7, 7.80 and 8 a.m.; winter 6.80, 6, 6.30, 7, 7.30 and 8
a.m. Sundays and obligatory feasts, high mass, 10 a.m.; yespers,
8.80 p.m.
St. Patrick's (Parish), comer of Alexander and Lagauchetiere
streets.— Sunday, low mass, 6, 7 a.m.; high mass, 10 a.m.; yespers,
8.86 p.m. Week days, low mass, 5.30, 6, 7 a.m. in summer; 6, 7,
7.80 a.m. in winter.
St. James (Parish). St. Denis street.— Low mass, summer, 6, 7,
8 a.m.; high mass, 10 a.m., yespers. 3.30 p.m. Week days, sum-
mer, 6>80, 6.16, 7 a.m.; winter, 6, 6.45, 7.30 a.m.
Bonsecours C!hurch, St. Paul street. — Low mass, 6.30 and 7.30
a.m.; eyening, 6.30. From 1st Noy. to 1st May, low mass at 7 and
8 a,m.; eyening, 5.30.
General Hospital Church, Grey Nunnery, Guy street.— Low
mass, 6 a.m.
Hospice St. Joseph, Cathedral street.— Low mass, 6 a.m.
Hotel Dieu, Pine ayenue. — ^Low mass, 6.30 and 7.30 a.m.; high
mass, 9.30 a.m.; yespers, 2.30 p.m.
Notre Dame de Grace.— Low mass, 6.30 a.m.; high mass, 9.30
a.m.; yespers, 3 p.m.
Notre Dame des Anges, Lagauchetiere street.— Low mass, sum-
mer, 6.30 a.m.; winter, 6.15 am.; Sunday, 7 a.m.
Kotre Dame des Neiges.—- Low mass, 6.30 a.m.; winter, 6.45
a,m.; eyening seryice, 5.30.
Notre Dame de Pitie, 256 Notre Dame street.— Sunday) mass,
7.80 a.iu. Low mass in summer, 6.30 a.m.; winter, 7 a.m.
St. Ann's, 28 Basin street, comer McCord.— Low .mass on week
days, 6.80 and 7 a.m. Sunday, 6, 7, 8 and 9 a.m.; high mass, 10
a.m.; yespers, 7 p.m.
St. Bridget's, corner Dorchester and Ghamplain streets. — ^Low
mass, summer, 5.80, 6.30, 8 a.m. (English), 10 a.m., French ; yes-
pers, 8 p.m.; English service, 7 p.m.
St. Joseph's 316 Bichmond street. — Low mass, 5.30, 6.15 and 7
a.m. Sunday, 5.45, 7 and 8 a.m.; high mass, 10.16 a.m.
St. Peter's, corner Visitation and Dorchester streets.— Winter,
loir mass, 6, 7 and 8 a.m.; high mass, 10 a.m.; yespers, 2.30 p.m.
Bummer, low maw, 5.80, 6.30 and 7.30 a.m.; high mass, 10 a.m. ;
-vespers, 8 p.m.
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St. Vincent de Paul, St. Catherine street.— Low nass, 7.S0 a.m.
high mass, 10 a.m.; veBpers, 8 p.m. Special mass every month «t
8.80 for the English population.
L'Enfant J^bus du Coteau St. Louis. — Low mass, 6.30, 7.30 a.m.;
high massi 10 a.m.; vespers, 3 p.m. in winter and 7.30 p.m. in
summer.
' JEWISH.
Portuguese Synagogue, Cheneville street. — Bev. Mendola deSola,
Babbi.
German, English and Polish Synagogue, St. Constant street*
near Yitre.— Bev. E. Freidlander, Babbi.
Temple Emanu-el (Beformed Jewish), Beaver Hall Hill. — Bev;
Samuel Marks, Babbi. Hours of service — ^Friday evening at 7.30 .
Saturday morning at 10.80.
EELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Montrbaij AuxiiiiiABY BiBLE SociBTT. — Hou. J. Fcrrier, presi-
dent ; Principal Dawson, L.L.D., Bev. Dr. Wilkes, His Lordship
the Bishop of Montreal, W. Lunn, vice-presidents; Bev. Prof.
Gomishf L.L.D., corresponding secretary ; Professor A. Johnson,
L.L.D., recording secretary; H. Yennor, treasurer; E. Stacy,
general agent and depositary ; Bev. J. Green, district secretary.'
MoirrBBAL Ladies' Biblb Association.— Bible house, comer
Craig and St. Badegonde streets, Mrs. J. W Dawson, president ;
Mrs. P. Bedpath, vice-president; Miss J. S. Evans, treasurer;
Mrs. Lewis, secretary.
CoiibmAii Ghubch and Sohooii Socibtt. . .Incorporated by Act
of Parliament. — Her Most Gracious Mi^esty the Queen, patron ;
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and His Grace the
Archbishop of York, vice-patrons. Corresponding Committee of
the Diocese of Montreal— The Lord Bishop of Montreal, presi-
dent; Yen. Archdeacon Evans, M.A., secretary; Bev. Canon
Empson. M.A., treasurer; and several (dergyman and laymen.
Place of meeting, St. George's School-house, Stanley street.
Towo Mbh'8 Chbistian Asbooiation.— J. Murray Smith,
president ; Geo. Hague, T. James Claxton, Dr Kelley, J. J. Mae-
mMI good ConinteretAl Risks ■peeially 4i^
!■ all priB«lp«l towns. Losses pmMLt OTSr •I»8O0»«t#.
W. Paul) B. Henderson, A. Kingman, B. H. Baohanan, Geo. Bit-
hop, Warden King, H. J. Madge, H. L. Putnam, J. Dumareaa,^
W. B. Dawion, W. G. Brown, F. E. Jodery, A. D. Lanskail,
Ghas. Gushing. J. Ivinson, G. W. Lamb, T. w. Fairman, Bobt,
Smith, J. B. Picken, W. Tees. H. W. Baohanan, Bobert Logie,
J. T. Donald, T, B. Brown, H. O. Wilson, G. E. T. Woodley, John
Kennedy, G. E. Williams, W. Sloan, committee.
YouNO Wombn's Chbistian Absooiation.— Mrs. D. Macphie,
president ; Mrs. E. K. Greene, Mrs. J. Mcintosh, Mrs. Gorse, yiee-
presidents ; Miss J. Macfarlane, recording-secretary ; Miss E. H.
Ogilvie, corresponding-secretary ; Miss Walker, treasurer. IHreo-
tors — Mrs. John Macdougall, Mrs. J. F. Stevenson, Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. J. Edgar Hill, Mrs. J. S. Black, Mrs. A. B. Maokay, Mrs. H.
McLennan, Mrs. D. Morrice. Superintendent — Miss Bayly.
Booms, 101 Metcalfe street.
St. Georgb's Youno Men's Christian Association.— Patron,
the Lord Bishop of Montreal; Bev. Canon Carmichael, M.A.,
president ; Bev. J. G. Baylis, Ist vioe-prcsident ; S. C. Kyte, 2nd
vice-president; W. W. L. Chipman, secretary; W. D. Parker,
assistant-secretary; F. Hamilton, treasurer; Joseph Tompkins,
librarian. The regular meetings of the Association are held in
the St. George's Chnrch, school house, Stanley street every Sj^ter-
nate Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Secretary's address,' 6 Place
d'Armes.
Trinity Church Association.— The Lord Bishop of Montreal,
honorary president ; Bev. W. L. Mills, clerical president ; H. W.
Garth, vice-president ; A. C. Wurtele, 2nd vice-president ; T. W.
Messorier, sec^tary; G. W. Meakins, treasurer; George Sully,
librarian. Meets in the chapel of Trinity Church alternate Mon-
day evenings at 8 o'clock.
MONTRRAIi AUXIIilART MISSIONARY SOCIETY, St. JAMBS StRKKP
Methodist Church.— Bev. John Potts, D.D., chairman; James
Ferrier, jr., treasurer; J. A. Mathewson, secretary.
Le Grande LtONE Mission.— Bev. W. W. Clarke, D.D, presi-
dent; J. Bichards, secretary-treasurer; Bev. T. Laileur, record-
ing-secretary ; Bev. Chas. Boux, principal} at the Grande Ligne
Institute. AU contributions to the Mission to be addressed^ to
Joseph Bichards, 114 St. Peter street, Montreal.
MOMTBKAIi AUXIUABT BeUOIOUS TbACT SOGIBTT.— J. A.
llCathewson, president; Principal Dawson and Warden King,
vice-presidents; W. Drysdale, secretary; W. King, treasurer;
EL fiftacey, depositary. Committee— Besident ministers of th^
Goipel, with W. Diysdale, James Boss, J. O. Parks, George
HagOB) A. A. Ayer, B. A. Palmer, John Murphy, and D. Bentley.
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(EuvRB BT Fabbzqub OB NoTBB Damb, 42 St. Solpioo 8tre«t.—
Bev. L. A. Santenne, preiident: Jaoquei Grenier, S. Rivard, J«
B. BoUand, ohurohwardent : A. Dubord, assistant seoretdry-
treasurer; Simdon MondoOf clerk ; O. Lagaod, beadle.
Oemetery Department, Oote des Neiffes.~Au9aste A. Dubord,
derk ; Jos. H. Desohampe, keeper ; E. Dapr6, omef constable.
Sbmiitabt of St. Sulpicb, 890 Notre Dame street. Established
1667.— Terr Bev. L. Oolin. superior ; Bev. J. Baile, Bev. L.
Begourdt Kev. B. Orai\Jon, Bev. E. Picard, Bev. M. Bonnissant,
Bev. A. Ouoq; Bev. F, Daniel, Bev. A. Giband, Bev. D. Tam-
bareau, deoon; Bev. J. Singer. Bev. J. B. I^furue, procurator;
Bev. B. Bonsaeau, Bev. J. Tallet, Bev. L. A. Sentenne, parish
K'est; Ber. F. Ifartineau, Bev. 0. Desrochers, Bev. Y. Soxin,
V. A. Oampion, Bev. A. Deschamps, Bev. D. Ldvesque, Bev.
Jos. Ij6veill^, Bev. W, Duckett, Bev. J. Gaudin, Bev. J. M.
Guihot) Bev. A. Levallois, Olero minora.
AssooiATioN DBS Damba db Ohabitb, 68 Oathcdral street.—
Fbunded 1867 — ^Meets first Wednesday after first Sunday of every
three months. '
OoNFSEBiB SB St. JOSEPH .—Fbunded 1867. Meets first Sunday
in ^exj month at 6.80 p.m., and following Wednesday at 6 a.m.
in St. Joseph^s Ohurchi Cathedral street.
CtoNOBBGATION DBS DbMOISBLLBS DB NoTBB DAMB DE LA YlO-
soiBB, EouBB DB NoTBB Damb DE PmB. — Fouudod 1668, by the
Venerable Marguerite Bourgeois.
gOBORBOAtlOB DBS EbFABTS DB MABIB, St. BrIDOBT^S GHUBOH.
ieets once a fortnight in St. Bridget's Ohurch.
Ck>NOBBOATIOK DBS FiIjIiBS DBI L'lHMAOUIiUS OONGBFTION,
EausB St. Pibbbb.— Founded 1849. Meets every Sunday at
1.46 p.m.
GonOBBOATIOB DB MABIE iMMAOUIiBB, EOLIBE Sx. JACQUBS.—
Founded 1882. ^
Ck>BOBBOATi0N DBS Dambs DB SxB. Annb.— Foundad 1869.
Meets every Sunday at 3 o'clock p.m., alternately with the Ckm-
gr^fation of St. Yierge, in St. Joseph's Ohurch, Cathedral street.
COBOBBBATIOB DBS DAMBS DE St. AbBB, St. BbXDOBT'B CftVBOH.
^Meets once a fortnight in St. Bridget's Church.
OOHOBBOATiov DBS Fbtttes Sbbvamtbs DBS pAVVBBS — ^Foiuided
in 1867. Meets every Sunday in Kotre Dame Ohurch at 1.30 p.m.
CAJTADIAlf OOVPAKT 0WWEmm AVT
orrvKmrnB i.ifb insvasits. ^
OpVORKOATIOW DB L4 TbX8 SAINTB YlIBOa MABIB IMMAOULBB.
—Founded 1869. Meets every Sunday at 8 o'clock p.m., alter-
nately with the Congrecfation of the Ladies of Ste. -.Vnne in St.
Joseph's Church, Cathedral street.
CoNORBGATiON DB SxE. Annb, St. Pbtbr's CBxntOH.— Founded
1860. Meets every other Sunday at 1.46 o'clock p.m.
CONOBEOATIOir DRS HOMMBB DB YlLhE MABIB ^Eouudcd 1698.
CONOBBOATIOK DBS HOMMES DB MaRIB IlffMiLOULBB, ST.
Bbidoet's Chuuoh.— Meets every Sunday at 6.80 a.m. in St.
Bridget's Church.
COKORBOATION OF YOUNO Mbn OF OUB LADT OF THB SAOBBD
Hbabt.
COBOBBOATION DBS HOMMBS DU SaINT C(BVR DB MABIB.—
Founded 1862. Meets every Sunday at 6.30 o'clock a.ni.
COKOBBOATION DBS JeUNBS GbVS DE NOTRE BaMB DU SACBB
CoBUB.— Meets every Sunday and holiday of obligation at 7.80 a.m.
INSTITUTIONS.
Mbchanios' iNgTiTUTB.— Bobert Irwin, president; Henry
Teulon, vice-president; N. B. Corse, treasurer; Dr. Kelley,
secretary ; John Boyd, past president. General committee-
William Beid, J. Fin^ay, D. Bentley, John Harper, John Mo-
Galium, Peter *LyaIl, Henry Lampard, M. Hutchinson, J. W.
Hughes, S. H. Parsons.
OoVBOUi OF AbT8 AKD MAKUFACnTBES OF THB PROYIBOB OF
QlTBBBO. — ^Members— Hon. £. Didnne, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and Public Works ; Hon. J. G. Blanchet. Provincial Secre-
tary; Hon. G. Ouimet, Superintendent of Public Instruction; C.
W. Carrier, Levis, president ; Hy. Bulmer, Montreal, vice-presi-
dent ; S. 0. Stephenson, B.A., Montreal, secretary ; J. B. Hol-
land, printer and bookseller; Thos. White, M.P. ; Adolphe
Iieveaue, architect, Andrew Boyd, manufacturer; Guillaume
Boivin, manufacturer; Samuel E. Dawson, bookseller; M. J. F.
Qninn, advocate; L. I. Boivin, commission merchant; Nap.
Bourassa. artist; A. A. Stephenson ; all of the city of MontreaL
Bev. Abb6 Octave Audet, Bergerville ; James Carrell, Quebeo;
OyrUle Duquet, Jeweller, Quebec; J. F. Peachy, architect,
Quebec ; Alex. G. Lomas, Sherbrooke.
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INSTmiTIONS.
MoNTRBAXi SociKTT OF DBOOBAnYB Abt.^H. B. H. PrinoeM
• Louise, patroness; Mrs. Molsou and Mrs. Wheeler, honorary
pnsidents ; Mrs. O. W. Stephens, president ; Mrs. Greenshields,
Mrl^ Stimson, Miss Hile, vice-presidents : Mrs. J. Kennedy,
treasurer ; Mrs. Crane, secretary. Booms, Phillips Square, Mrs.
E. W. Bird, lady superintendent.
Abt Association op Montrbal.— Incorporated I860.— Art
Oallery, comer Phillips Square and St. Catherine street. His
Ezoelleney the Governor-General and H. B. H. Princess Louise,
patrons. Hon. Justice Mackay, president ; Bev. Canon Norman,
Vice-president; B. W. Shepherd, treasurer. Council -W. Hall,
F. B. MattheMTs, Hu^ McLennan, Bobt. Moat, W. G. Murray,
Wm. Kotman, John Popham, A. D. Steele, Bussell Stephenson,
F. Wolferstan Thomas, D. Allan Watt, Thomas White, M.P. S*
English, secretary; F. Sweet, janitor.
Grahd Trunk Bailway Litbrart and Soibntific Institvtb.—
J. Hickson, president; H. Wallis, vice-president; A. Starke,
secretary. Committee--Ja8. Anthony, chairman; D. Thomas,
J. Clark, A. Sargeant, John Lang, Thomas Dalrymple, Joshua
Ward, J. Li^horty, J. Pitt, F. Wildgoose, T. Stewart, C.
Symonds, Frank wyer, H. Carmichael.
Numismatic and Antiquarian Socibty of Montrbai<. — Organ-
ized, 1862 ; incorporated 1870.— Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau, president;
Hon. Judge Baby, 1st vice-president ; M. Henry Mott, 2nd vice-
president; M. J. A. Nutter, treasurer and acting curator; Armand
LaBocque, J. A. Nutter, Henry Mott, editing committee ; B. 0.
Lyman, secretary.
Ebtomoijooical Socibtt of Ontario. — Founded 1863; incor-
porated by Act of the Legislature of Ontario.— Ifontreal Branch,
organized 1873.— G. J. Bowles, president t Wm. Couper, vice-
president ; F. B. Caulfleld, secretary-treasurer ; J. G. Jack. H.
Graves, W. Shaw, H H. Lyman, members of council. P. O.
Address, Box 266, Montreal. ... *
Natural History Socibty.— President, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt,
LLiD., F.B.G,S. ; vice-presidents. Principal Dawson, C.M.G.,
F.B S.. Prof. Marrington. J. H. Joseph, Prof. Dar^ Migot L.. A,
H. Latour, Very Bev. Dean Baldwin, J. A. P. Watt, Bev. B.
Campbell and W. H. Hingston, M.D.^ G. L. Marler, treasurer;
Dr. J. Baker Edwards, corresponding secretary; Geo. Sumner,
recording secretary ; J. T. Donald, B. A., editor of Naturali$t,
Council, M. H. Brisette, J. Bemrose^ J. T. Donald, B.A., J. S.
Shearer, Dr. Osier, Ed. Miurphy, Walter Ferrier and J. H. B.
Molsou. Library committee. F. W. Hicks, Wm. Muir, J. Bemr
ros€^ S. T. Chambers and Dr. D. C. McLaren. Cabinet-keepw
and librarian, Wm. Muir.
kti^tteadlMr
VadMibtMl BMorttj It mmwdm4
of Ito Piropvtotarj aad DiMeton.
Trs Montbeal SaiijOBS* Institutb, 910 Gommiisioners itreet.
—A. AUan, president; C. Alexander, vioe-preiident ; H. Mc-
Lennany treMurer; P. S. Boifl, seoretaiy; John Bitobie, manager.
''^ UwiVBRgmr LriBRAiiT Society.— Afoeti every week during the
Wfiion of the Faculty of AiU, on Friday evenings. The societv
ii composed of graduates apd under graduates of the McOill col-
lege. Members of oth^r universities may also join. Booms on
Phillips square.
Ikstititt Oabadibn.— Library at the Olub GanacHen, Lagauche-
tiere street. Joseph Doutre, Q.C., president; Hugh Mackay,
vice-president ; A. Boisseau, secretary ; Hon. J. B. Thibaudeau.
treasurer ; P. B. Badeaux. librarian ; Bev. Theo. Lafleur, Alfrea
Brunet, N. Aubin, T. J. Claxton, Dr. P. E. Pioault, directors ; S.
A. Abbott and T. H. Kobillard, auditors.
CBUYRB DBS BoNS LiVBBS, 827 Notrc Dame street.— Founded
1844. Bev. L. Begourd, director. The library consists of about
9,000 volumes. Open every day between 9 and 11 a.m., and 2 and
4 p.m.
SociBTB HiSTORiQUE— Patron, Hon. P. J. O. Ohau^au. Founded
in 1867 by Commander J. Yiger. Abb6 H. Verreau, president ;
Hon. Justice O. Baby, vice-president; B. Bellemare, secretary;
L. W. Marohand, treasurer ; L. A. H. Latour, librurian ; U. Ger-
vais, assistant secretary. Meets last Wednesday of each month.
Ibstitution Etuboobaphiqub.— Assogiatiob Ibiernatiobalb
DBS HoMMES DB SCIENCE, General office, Paris, France. — ^Presi-
dent, Leon de Bosny; Ist vice-president, Count de Montblanc;
2nd vice-president, D^ Legrand ; general secretary, P. de Lucy-
Fossarieu ; joint-secretary, Bons d'Anty ; librarian, W. H6g(U ;
treasurer, O. Pitrou ; central council, P. de Lucy-Fossarieu, Br.
Legrand, Count de Montblanc, Y.-A. Malte-Brun, Dr. Mdne,
Octave Pitrou, Benoit du Bey, — Langeron, — Pourcelt, — Lesouef,
L6on de Bosny, O. Yillemereuil (le comm. de), Le marq,
d'Hervey, Senator Camot, Col. Duhousset, Baron Jules de Lessens,
Madier de Montjau, — Castaing, Adrien de Longp6rier, Charles
Budy ; patron : — the Marquis of Lome ; general delegate, Bev.
John Campbell, St. Luke street, Montreal; joint delegate, Prof.
P. J. Darey, MoGillUniversity, Montreal; Provincial delegates-
Province of Quebec, J. M. Lemoine, F.B.S.C., Quebec ; Province
<tf Ontario, W. N. Yanjder Smissen, Toronto University, Toronto;
Bei\jamin Suite, corresponding delegate, Militia Department,
Ottawa; Province of Ncrrv S^^olia, O. M. Greer, Halifax ; Province
of Manitoba. Bev. Prof. Bryce, Manitoba OoUege, Winnipeg ;
Province of British Columbia, Dr. J. W. Powell, Indian Depart-
ment, Yictoria ; permanent delegates, F. Fortescue. York Factory ;
B. Macfarlane, Fort Chipweyan ; B. Macdonald, Mackenzie Biver,
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CLUBS.
TJkiov Gatqouqujb. — P. B. Miniaolt. president; Oharles
Ohapu^ l8t vice-president; Dr. H. Merrill, 2nd vice-president;
Joseph Desrosiers, secretaiy ; J. G. Laurendeau, assistant secre-
tary; Alphonse Ledaire, treasurer; M. Porfelance, assistant
treasurer; Edward Schmidt, librarian. Councillors. B. A. T.
de Montigny, A. de Bonpart, J. 0. Auger, J. O. Peltier, F. A.
Quinn, Dr. Guerin, S, Lachance.
CLUBS.
MsTBOFOUXAN Club, 87 Beaver Hall terrace.— Joseph Hickson,
President ; John Atkin, vice-president ; J. M. Buknall, treasurer ;
F. H. Reynolds, secretary. ^
Gmr GiiUB, 171 St. James street.— John Potts, manager.
St. Jables' Club, Dorchester street, corner University. — Gr. E.
SmiEdl, manager and secretary.
ViCTOBiA SiRtiTiNO Ci^UB.— Honorary members — ^His Excellency
theMarquis of Lansdowne, the Marchioness of Lansdowne, the
Most Honorable the Marquis of Lome, H. B. H. the Princess
liOuise, H. B. H. Prince Arthur, H. I. H. the Grand Duke Alexis
of Bussia, the Bight Hon. the Earl of Dufferin, the Countess of
Dufferin, the Bight Hon. Lord Monck. Life member— James
Torrance. President — Fred. C. Heushaw. Vice-president— E. S.
Glouston. Directors -C. Peers Davidson, Q.C., H.V.Meredith,
H. G. Strathy, Chas. Baynes, H, Montagu Allan. W. Alex.
Caldwell, secretary. ^ -
BoYAL GaiiBbonian CuBMNa CiiUB OF SCOTLAND. — Glub room
at Thistle Glub room, Monique street. Officers of Canadian
branch, Colonel Dyde, C.M.G., president; Alex. MitcheU, vice-
president ; Alex. Murray, secretary-treasurer.
Montreal Thistle Cublino Club.— Organized 1842, incorpor-
ated 1870. B. M. Esdaile, president; Charles Cassils, vice-
president ; Chas. J. Baird. treasurer ; Geo. Kay, secretary ; Bev.
J. Glark^ Murray, IjL.D., chaplain; representative members,
Alex. Mcpherson and Geo. S. Brash.
Montbbal GuBLiNa Club, 1079 St. Catherine street.— Founded
1807. Patron, His Excellency the Marquis of LorHe. Jas. Wil-
liamson, president; W. "W. Ogilvie, vice-president; W. W.
Watson, secretary-treasurer. Bepresentative members, A. T.
Paterson and G. A. Drummond. Bink Committee, H. A. Budden,
B. W. Tyre, F. Cole, W. S. Fenwick and H. Haswell. Auditor,
A. F. BiddelU Chaplain, Bev. J. Williamson.
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UEBBRAli mna REMUNERATIVE ACriBBUT POULCT
ihto CompMij at 95 per 111600.
CLUBS.
179
MoMTBBAii Gaiadonian CuBLmo GiiUB. — Bink comer Moantain
and St. Catherine streets. Organized 1860, incorporated 1868.
President, Thomas Bobin ; vice-president, John Bobertson ; trear
1 surer. David Bobertson; secretary, Bobert Wilson; committee,
Col. A. A. Stevenson, Wm. Wilson, Bobert FeeL D. M. McGavin ;
representative members, Wm. McGibbon, Daniel Wilson ; chap-
lain, Bev. Canon Ellegood.
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MoKTBEAL Snow Shoe Club. — Club rooms, Montreal Gym-
nasium, Mansfield street, P. 0. box 1188. Angus Grant, honorary
permanent president; W. L. Maltby, president; H. W. Becket^
1st vice-president; G. B. Starke, 2nd vice-president; committee,
W. D. Aird, B. A. Beckett, W. Cairns, G. A. Neville, T. L. Paton,
G. L. Sait, B. Summerhayes; H. S. Tibbs, treasurer; D. D.
McLaggart, secretary.
St. Geoboe Snow Shoe CijUb. — F. C. Henshaw, president;
Stuart Howard, Ist vice-president; C. D. ^ank, 2nd vice-presi-
dent ; W. L. Mathews, hon. secretary; C. Lamothe, hon. treasurer;
J. C. Bowdeu, B. J. Boss, Geo. Holiday, B. P. Adams, C. Young,
K.Mathews, A* Beaudry. Club address, post oifice box 843,
Montreal.
Abotlb Snow Shoe CLtT^— Dr. T. A. Bodger, honorary presi-
dent ; A. Bennetts, president ; G. Temple, vice president ; W.
Cuthbert, honorary secretary; H. Bussell, honorary treasurer;
committee, D. Fraser, M. O'Brien, G. Milne and W. Bumie.
Club room. Congregation street, Point St. Charles.
Shambock Lacbossb Club.— W. Stafford, honorary president;
Jas. McShane, jr., M.P.P., president; Dr. Guerin, 1st vice^
president ; M. Ajrahill, 2nd vice-president ; P. J. McElroy, trea-
surer ; T. E. McNamara, honorary secretary ; T. Daly, assistant
secretay; M. J. Nolan, captain; committee, P. McKeown, J,
Morton, J. P. Clark; W. Snow, M. F. Nolan^T. Prior, T. Meehan,
E. Thouret; J. Walder« J. Hoctor and T. Wall; auditors, J. P.
Clark, W. Byan and J. Somerville.
YoxTNO Shambock Lacbosse Club. — Aid. Tansey, honorary
president; Henry Stafford, president; James McClure, 1st vice-
president; Marcus P. Kelly, 2nd vice-president; James E. Mor-
risey, secretary; D. McDonald, assistant secretary; P. Downs,
treasurer ; John Hughes, field captain ; committee, J. Ahem, T.
Curran, T. McBreharty, J. Beddy. J. ColHgau, J. McDonnell, P.
Loomey, T. Lynch, J. Walsh, Jno. O'Keefe, M. McBreharty;
auditors, J. Beddy, M. McBreharty and T. B. Currim.
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CLUBS.
MoNTBBAii Lacbossb Glub — Glub rooms, Montreal Gym-
nasium, Mansfield street, track and grounds, Sherbrooke street
west, P. O. box 1138. Honorary permanent president, Dr. W. G.
Beers; W. H. Becket, president, G-. B. Marler, 1st vice-president;
W. Gaims, 2nd vice-president; H. S. Tibbs, treasurer; Thos. L.
Faton, honorary secretary ; committee, Geo. Aird, B. A. Elliot,
Jno. Kay, W. L. Maltby, J. Faton, B. B. Boss, J. H. Wardlow.
iNDEPBinniiT Lacsosse GiiUB.— James Scullion, honorary presi*
dent; John Lewis, president; J. J. Walker, Ist vice-president;
B. Dunphy, 2nd vice-president ; D. Phelan, treasurer ; Wm. Sctd-
lion, secretary ; M. O. Gonnell, field captain ; committee, M. M.
Kannon, M.D., chairman; M. Byan, E. Giroux, B. Boyd, P.
Tucker, J. Bain, M. Madigan, J. Lynch and W. Murray. All
communications may be addressed to the secretary at his resi-
dence, 11 Richmond avenue, or care James Scullion, 24 Anderson
street.
SiiiVBB Leaf Laobossb Glub. -John Kelly, president; Wm.
Wilson, vice-president; John Dann. secretary: Wm'. Elliott,
treasurer; committee, Wm. Burke, Wm. Hale. Wm. Gonway,
Walter Peverley, Joseph Kelly, James McDonnel,' John Meehan,
Thos. Macguire. Meetings are held at their hall, 275^ Seigneurs
street.
— ' . ^ •
AxHiiBTic Lacbossb Glub. — Henry E. Bryson, president; D.
Phelan, Ist vice-president; T. Hughes, 2nd vice-president; W.
Scullion, secretary; Edwin Elliott, treasurer; committee, Wm.
Blaiklock, E. Giroux, J. Hyland, J. Ljmch, J. Thomas, M. O'Gon-
nell, J. B. Ellis ; auditors, B. G. Taylor, Jas. Green, J. Blaiklock.
Young Domikion Laobossb Glub. — J. Brown, president; E.
Michael, vice-president ; W. Airlie, secretary and treasurer ; com-
mittee, J. Blackie, P. Murphy, T. Miller, A. Smith, A. Bennet.
MoBrrsBAL Cbicket Glub.— Glub Boom, Gricket Grounds, St.
Gatherine street. — ^president, Angus G. Hooper; vice-president,
Walter Wilson. Gommittee— J. G. Badgley, A. F. Beevor, G. E.
Smyth, F. Standiffe. E. Gough, E. W. Arthy. Sec-treasurer,
F. Standiffe, 176 St. James street.
MoBTBBAL Foot-Ball Glub.— B. M. Esdaile, president; H.
Abbott, 1st vice-president; G. Lane, 2nd vice-president; B.
Gampbell, captain; J. N. Fulton, honorary secretary; B. David-
son, honoranr treasurer; Gommittee, G. L. Gains, F. Gains, B.
Stirling, A. E. Abbott, H. B. Drummond.
BaiTAinnA. Foot-Balx* Olvb.— Club roomi, Montreal Oyai-
nMinm. B. D. MoGibbo% pfMident; W. 8. Ktnj, lit yim-
pMfUlait ; Jm. O. B<fM. tad Tioe-ptwidaaf; B. Mdjaod, Mext taxy ;
▲. ChfiU. inMoxer; M. 8. BlaiUo(%, o^ptein; coBmitlMu X.
Itooiif. R. M. Belohffi, J. BardftT, 1. K. Bnioe, J. M eLnaan, J,
J. AnnMii, jr., S. W. Cooke; maieh oomniillet. 8. M. BlelUodt,
J\i MoLemittii) B:. Young. Secreteiy*t«ddreee,Ba]ikofMoatoeid.
. XoOxiiL UmTSBnTT Foot-Bau. Ci<vb.— dub room, Stndenti'
reading-room, main building Faeol^ of Arte. Gompbaed onlr of
gtndenti of McGill tMT«rtitT; oolonu avdea and white. Tbie
^nb plays the Bngby UBionxalee. J. H. Bogera (law), president ;
B. fl. Hamilton (App. se.), captain; J. L. Hialcq^ (App. ac.),
treaaorer; J. K. Unaworth (Arte), aecretary; oonunittee, A. W.
Smith (Law), B. Kennedy (Arte), Geo. Bogera (Arts), G. C.
tTright (Arts), J. B. Blder (Medidne).
MoMTRBAii SwiMMiKft GiiUB.— A. G. Lord, president; K. Swain,
lat vice-president; Lt.-CSol. Bond, 2nd vice-president; J. Krose,
secretary; C!ol. Labranch^ manager; committee, B. Beinhold,
B. Thompson, Dr. Finnic, J. Simmons, J. T. Barlow, jr., G. Boaa,
E. Iiaroncdle.
Gbakd Tbuhx Boatiko GiiUB. — Sir Henxy W. Tyler, patron ;
Joseph Hiokson, honorary president; L. J. Seaigeant, W. Wain-
right, H. Wallis, E. P. Hannalbrd and W. J. spioer, h<moraxy
Tieajpssiidenta; james Anthony, ar., preaident: Bobert Benk^ lat
▼ici'^taaldeiit^ohnLaing.jr', 2nd Tioe-prerident; J. B. Lewia.
treasurer; E. w. SnmmerudUl, aeeretaiy; Geo. Bodr, aaatati&t
aecretary; captain, Joseph Jjaing; committee, A. Tumbnl], J.
Godkfield, J. Underwood, J. Beattieu J. J. Toomej, J. H. Sum-
merakill, J. Powel, J. Maurice. Secretary'a address, Grand
Trunk Bailway.
MoNTRXAL BiCTCiA GiiUB.— Club BoomB, Montreal Gymnaaium,
Manaaeld atreet P. O. Box 1148. H. 8. Tibba, preaident ; A. T.
Laaa; Tice-presideBt; J. D. MiUer, hon. aecmtary-treaauxar.
CMuBitta. W. G. Boaa, B. MaeCulloch, G. BeSoU: J. iX Low,
oaplaiB^ Bollo Oampbell, lat Uentenant ; H. Joyce, tad lieuteBaat ;
J« Wv littler, bu|^ ; Bobart Darling^ atandard bearer.
lornMt KhIm Pr«iid«iais Andrew Allan
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-MoiriB£AIi AUATliUIt Athlbtic ASBO0IATI09.--C0lQpOSed of
Montreal Lacross&<31tib, MontrealSnow-Shoe Club and Montreal
BioyoleCliib; Secretary ^Hi' S. ^ibba. Club House, Monireal-
Gymnasium, Ms^afl&M str;— Gymnasium, bowling alleys, billiard
room, shooting gallery, library, chess and olub rooms. Club Track
and Grounds, Sherbiopke street, west— Lacrosse, archery, lawn
tennis, croquet and other games. Board of Directors— W. L.
Maltby, president ; H. W. Becket, vice-president ; T. L. Paton,
hon. secretary; W. Cairns, treasurer; A. Grant, A. "Wt Steven-
son, B. B. Boss, S. M. Baylis and H. S. Tibbs. Chairmen of sub-
committees— H. W. Becket, out door sports ; H. S. Tibbs, enter-
tainments ; S. W. Baylis, gymnasium ; W. Cairns, billiard room ;
T. L. Paton, bowling and shooting; R. B. Ross, library and club
rooms.
MoKTBBAii Gymnasium (now the property of the Montreal
Amateur Athletic Association) comer of Mansfield and Bumside
streets. »
MoNTBEAL Chess Club.— Club Rooms, Montreal Amateur Ath-
letic Association Gymnasium, Mansfield street. H. Aspinwall
Howe, L.L.P., president; Thos. Workman and Prof. W. H. Hicks,
vice-presidents ; J. G. Ascher, secretary-treasurer ; John Stirling,
John Barry, J. W. Shaw, councilors. Evenings for play, Tues-
days and Saturdays at 8 o'clock.
MoNTBEAL GoLP Club.— Established 1873— Patrons : the Earl
of Dufferin, and Marquis of Lome (Governor-General of Canada) ;
J. Taylor, captain . D. D. Sidey, sec-treasurer. Members meet
for play at the Club House, Fletcher's Field, Wednesday and
Saturday at 3 o'clock.
MoNTREAii Racket Coubt— 74
secretary-treasurer.
St, George street — J. Vannack,
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Fish and Game Protection Club of the Pbovince of Quebec
—president, ; vice-president, L. A. Boyer ; treasurer,
T. Hiam ; secretary, G. H. Matthew. Cfommittee— F. J. Brady,
R. H. Kilby, H.^R. Ive^, J. H. Steams, S. Cross, W. S* McFarlane,
F. Henshaw, A. Deschamps, E. B. Goodacre, J. Nelson, W.
Parker, G. Drolet, H. Rintoul, Geo. Mackinnon, J. C. Wilson.
"easurer.
▼Ice-Pgcgmenti Ctorald g> Hart, General Haaaff «Va
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MASONIC.
Offigbbs of vhb Oband LoDoa of Qubbkc— M. W. Bro. E. B.
Johnson, Stanstoad, G-rand Master ; B. W. Bro. Edson Fitch,
Quebec, Depaty Grand Master; B. W. Bro. Samuel Kennedy,
Quebec, D. D. G. M. Quebec and Three Bivers District ; B. W.
Bro. J. Fred. Walker, D. D. G.M., Montreal District; B. W. Bro.
GuBtavus Lucke, Sherbrooke, D. D. G. M., St. Francis District^
B. W. Bro. H. W. Wood, Knowlton, D. D. O. M., Bedford Bis^
trict; B. W. Bro. C. D. Ohitty, Hull, D. D. G. M., Ottawa District;
B. W, Bro. A. G. Adams, Montreal. Grand Senior Warden; B.
W. Bro. H. C. Blinn, Stanbridge, Grand Junior Warden ; B. W.
Bro. Bev. M. M. FothergilL Quebec, and B, W. Bro. Bey. Lewis'
Evans, Montreal, Grand Chaplains ; B. W. Bro. I. H. Steams,
Montreal, re-elected, Grand Treasurer ; B. W. Bro. Thos. Darling, ,
Hull, Grand Registrar ; B. W. Bro. John H. Isaacson, Montret^,
re-elected, Grand Secretary; V. W. Bro. Charles Byrd, Montr al,
Grand Senior Deacon ; Y. W. Bro. E. T. D. Chambers, Quebec,
Grand Junior Deacon; V. W. Bro. W. M, Pike. Stnnatead,
Grand Director of Ceremonies ; V. W. Bro. Bobert Nesbitt, HuU,
Qrand « )rganist ; V. W. Bro. Edward May, Point St, Charles,
Grand Pursuivant; V. W. Bro. F. F. Farrier, Three Rivers,
V. W. Bro. H. D. Moore, Moore's Station, V. W. Bro. Augustus
E. Lee, Danville^ V. W. Bro. D. Anderson, Montreal, Grand
Stewards ; Bro, J. Chesney, Sherbrooke, Grand Tyler.
Officers of the Gband Chapter of Qubbbc, 1883. — H. Luke
Bobinson, " Waterloo, Grand 1st Principal, Z ; Samuel Kennedy,
Quebec, Grand 2nd Principal H ; Angus Grant, Montreal, Grand
3rd Principal J ; Joseph Martin, Montreal, Grand Superintendent
Montreal District; J. P. Xoyes, Waterloo, Grand Suporint-^hdent
Eastern Townships t Chas. Knowles, Quebec, Grand Supeiiuten-
dent Stadacona District ; A. D. Nelson, Montreal, Grand
Treasurer ; David Seath, Montreal, Grand Scribe E. ; Charles B.
Willis, Montreal, Grand Scribe N. ; Edson Fitch, Quebec, Giand
Principal Sojourner ; Hbv. Henry B. Nye. Bedford, Grand Assis-
tant Sojourner ; H* E. Channel, Stanstead, Grand JuAior Sojour-
ner ; Dickson Anderson, Montreal, Grand Pursuivant ; J. Massie,
jr., Cowansville, Steward; Bernard Reed, Montreal, Steward;
J. B. Charleson, Quebec, Steward; J. Chesney, Sherbrooke,
Grand Janitor.
Committee on Jurisprudencej Grievaiwes and Appea^9.— ,R. B,
Comp. James Dunbar, Quebec, chairman ; B. E. Comp. H. W.
WoodjM.D., Knowlton ; B. E. Comp. W. M. Lemessurier, Mon-
treal. >
Committee on Foreign Relations and Correspondence.— Y. E.
Comp. Arthur F. Simpson, Lennoxville, chairman ; B. E. Comp.
W. H. Whyte, Montreal ; B. B. Comp. J. P. Noyes, Waterloo.
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MABONia
, Commiht9 on Financ^a and J9c>i«voIeiiM.— M. S. Comp. I. H.
BleanMi llontiMly .ohainnaa ; V. B. Gomp. Jamm Bowcn, Jr.,
%aeb«e ; V. E. Comp. B/&r. H. W. ^y«, B«dford.
OommiiUa on Or«<rcMft«Zt.— Y. E. Comp. J. MitehAll, Montnal,
OhaixBMai E. Oomp. M. B. Schofltld, Sherbrook* ; B. Ck>mp. W.
H. BoMel^ M.D., Qatbec.
SuBOWxiVATB QKArrmaM of
iiiBt»« n M oansAL :—
RoTAii Abok 1Iam»i of Qusbbo
OamariKm Chapter. 2To» 6, Q 12.— lC«6tt on fhiri Thundar of
•ioh nontii, eze^t June, July and Angait, in fh« Boyal Albert
C^Mpltir Boomt, 6 Pbillipt Sqawe.
JKotin^ ITortfb Chaj^ar No. f Q.iZ.-^M Mto on Mcond Wednetday
of •aoh month, in the British Meaonic Chambers, Notre Dama
■treat.
Jfonlreal Chapter No. 7, Q.£.~Meets on second IWdaj of eadi
a»onth, in the Canadian Masonic Chambers, Place d'Armes.
Soual Albert Chajptert No. 8, Q.A.— Meets on third Wednesday
in March. June, September and December, in their Chapter
Boom, 6 Phillips Square.
8t. Charlee Chapter^ No. 9, Q.i?.— Meets on first Tuesday of each
month,4n Masonic Hall, Point St. Charles.
Biehard Cceur de Lion Preeeptoryj Montreal, of the United
B^Ugious and Military Orders of the Temple, and of St. John of
9«roislem, Palestine, Bhodes and MiJta. Presiding Preceptor,
B. E. Sir Xt. t A. O. Adams< K.C.T. : Constable, Sir Kt. t Joseph
MitchsU ; MarshaU, Sir Kt. f James Martin ; Ch^dain, V. B. S^
Kt. X Wm. Young, M.D. ; Treasurer, E. E. Sir Kt. % I. H. Steams,
X.€.T. ; Begistnur, Sir Kt. f John J. Beed : Sub-Marshall, Sir Kt
t David B. B. Cofftn ; Captain of Guards, Sir Kt. f Biehard Tyler &
Director of Ceremonies^ Sir Kt. f W. B. Outhbert ; 1st Standard
Bearer, Sir Kt. f Gtoo. Crawford; and Standard Bearer, Sir Ki. f
A, Meunleri Almoner, Sir Kt. f Joseph Martin; PnrsuiTant, Sir
Bit. t A. B.* Slymonc ; Guard, Frater J. A. Biebardson. Meeta aft
fheir Chapter House, 860 Notre Dame street, on the fourth Thun-
dl^ d erexy mon^ except June, July and Augnstr
Montreal Sovereign Coneietory, 88 degreee, Aneient mnd
Aeeopled Stottieh B%te,'^'Fomtth Tuesday in each month, in the
Asylum, 1448 St Caihexine street
Moeheiaga Chapier of Boee Croiatf 18 degreee, A. A A. & P -«
Third Toasday in each month, in the Asylum, 1448 St. CaiLtni>.«»
■treat
Moehelaga Orand Lodge eif Perfection, 14 degreee, ASA.S.S.
—Third Tuaaday in aaeh month, in the Asylum, 1448 8t Cathsrina
■treat
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ODD-PELLOWS, ORANGE ORDER.
I OF ODDFELLOWS, M. U.
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Montreal District—Troy. Grand Master, J. Mitchell ; Deputy
ProT. Grand Master, B. Penke; treasurer, Jonathan Pindlay;
trustees, D. Cunningham and B.J. Hick^y ; corresponding-
secretary,; William Papps, 106 Canning street.
Loyal Montred! Lodge, No. 3,116.— N. G., W. Tyler; V. G..
J. Tressid^r; G. M., A. McAllister; treasurer, J. rindlay ; finan-
cial secretary, John Reid.
' Loyal Victoria Lodgcj No. 1,596.— G. M.,RohertWaugh; N. G,,
J^tmes Carmichacl ; Y. G.* Thomas Wilson ; treasurer, Donald
Robertson ; financial secretary, Wm. Papps, 106 Canning street.
Loyal Excelsior Lodge^ No. 6,287.— G. M., — Brunell. N. G.,
W. Ford; V. G., A. Hinton, Robert Withell; treasurer, Walter
' Reid ; financial secretary, Wm. Emo.
Loyal Star of the West Lodge No. %^Z^^.— G. M., Saml.Alcott;
N. G.i John Ion; V. G., Richard Ejganj treasurer, C. Salsbury ;
financial secretary, C. Williams.
TAtml Trafalgar Lodge, No. 6,319.— G. M., J. Hirh; Jf. G.,
J. Gibbins; V. G., J. Parker; treasurer! W. T. Anderson; finan-
cial secretary, A. K. Reid.
jtoyo? Pdlmerston Lodge, No, 6,350.--G. M., R. McVicker;
treasurer, J. Creig)>ton, sr. ; financial secretary, J. Creighton, jr.
ROYAZi AftOH Chaftsr OF Oddfei<low8, M. U. — Matle Leaf
ChiWtert No. 1 ^N. G. M., G. Williams; A. G. M., H. E.Tucker;
"V. G. M., W» Gook; Grand Sec., J. Tressider ; Grand Tk-easurer,
Tba. H. Bully ; G. W., — Hardesty ; G. G., F. Upton.
OEANGE OKDER
Hie Hpbah Blacic Preceptoryi No. 1£5,— Meets on the fourth
Tuesday in eaph mpnUi.
Moyal Sea'rlet (7Aaj}(er.— 'Meets on the 14th of each month.
(hunty Xo(29«.— Annual meesting secondTuesday in February.
District Lodge.-^Aiamtki meeting second Tnesdiqr inSTanuary.
Quarterlj^ meetings, 8e<x>ndTtietda^ in April, July and October.
f
#]r THE SBOVUTT OW ITS UFB FOUCDni
&lb«na SnrvraidcMi »ll«w«dl.
OBDEB OF FOBESTERS.
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Derry^ L. 0. Xi>, ^o. 224.— Meeti ■econd Friday in every month.
Duke of York L. O. X., No, 418--^eeti isecond Wednesday in
every month. •■ -
Victoria L. O. X., No. 350.-«Meet8 fourth Wedne8da> in every
moBth«
Boyne L, O. X., No. 401.— -Meets third Friday in every month.
Dominion X. 0. X., No. 1,263.— Meets third Friday in every
month.
(The above meet in the Orange Hall, 81 St. James street.)
Lome X. O. X,. No. 1,373.— Meets first Wednesd«ay in 'every
month, in St. Gbarles Club House, Point St. Charles.
Haeketi X. 0. L^ No. 1 474— Meete second Tuesday in every
month, at Chraage Half, 132 Chatham street. '
jProvincial Grand Lodge.-^Annaa^ meeting, third Tuesdi^ in
S*el«uary, in Montreal.
FBSimoB BoTs — St. George'* 8 No. 26 ^Meets second Monday
in every month, in Orange Hall, 81 St. Jaines street.
ANCIENT OEDER OF FORESTERS.
District Chief Banger, Bio. Jas. A. Edwards, 4 College street.
Cotari Mou^ Royal, No. 5,694.— Meets alternate Thursdays from
Novemberlst at St. Charles Club House, Point St Charles.
Secretary, James A. Edwards, 4 College street.
Court Unity, No. 7,042.— Meets alternate Fridays from Novem-
ber 9th at the St. Thomas.* School Boom, St. Mary street. James
A. Sdwards, secretary, 4 College street.
Sanctuary of Shepherds, No. 5i774, or Second Degree of Forestry*
—Meets at 662^ Craig street. Samuel Craig, Scnbe, 123 Amherst
street. —f . -.
<StonotMaryo/ShepA'er(!«,J^oife,694.— Meets etery fourth Friday,
firom November I6tii, at the St. Mathew^s School Boom, Congrega-
tion street, Point St. Charles. James A. Edwards, Scribe, 4
College street.
JunenQe Court of Foresters, Mo%*nt Boyai No. \ —Meets the 1st
Monday in each month, at the Victoria Mission, Comer of Conway
and Menai street, Point Sfdnt Chltr^s. James A. Edwards,
secretary, 4 College street. ' .v
SulsiAiary High Court, for Canada^ meets in London, Ont.
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Wbw wll1«k l«w flarnrM will h% ^iiotfid.
QUBBEO.
QUEBEC.
OFFICERS OF THB OOBPORATIOir.
Hon. F. Laagelier, Mttvaf,
L. A, OaaaOB, city oltrk ; JX, Faffei, iMwitlMit oiiy citric i^O. J«
L. Lamuie*, city trMtunr ; J. W. Wright, sMiitant bity irea*
lunr ; J. O. Leitdh, dty •«ditor; A. Boomwr, ohtfek «lMrk } M. A.
lAbrtoov*. ei^ Moovntoni; A. Oinmiis ■Jrirtint ottj mooibi-
ImU ; M. O'liMry, J. At Grenier and dT. O. Yteina, tiif iiMMon ;
0. BailUura^, oi^ oigiaMV and water ytotkM manager ; J. Oal-
UfAmt, aMUtant oitgr wiginMr and water worki manager ; L. &.
HUarglL dty eoUater; An O. Tovrangeao, oi^notanr; E. A.
JHarjf Jhrage of the Beoorder*i Covai ; B. Fol^, elerk of the Besor-
dar'e Cooft; A. Malouin. deputjr clerk of the Beeorder*! Gctirt;
V. Deeroehee and G. Tmdel, Dailifh of the Beoorder'i Court; A.
Flamoadoni aooooatant^ bailiff*! department; P. B. Writf^^
mcMenger and caretaker; L. P. Yohl, chief of the police ftmje:
P. Walih, deputy diief of the police force ; P. Dorr^, diief of
the Are brigade ; M. Coleman, deputy chief of the Are brigade ;
L. P. BmneUe. chief of the fliB# alarm telegraph : O. J. B6gin,
ftid operator fire idarm telegraph ; G. Korean, 8rd operator fire
alarm telegraj^ ; I^P. Tohl, lire oommieaioner. Market derki :
G. Gaetongni^, Ohonplain market; H. Fvr, Fftilay market; C.
Tmdelle, Montealm market ; N. Guay, Berth'>]^t market ; Jm
Bertrand, Jaoqnee-Cartier mariECt.
. , POST OFFXOli.
Ad.. G. Tonraagean Poetmaitor.
J. E. Boldttc . ; . . . . ; . : .^. . . Aeeiitant Poetmaiter.
^ Label. 0. Chambefland, W. Handfoid, eeecmd daas
1^ Ii. A/Bod&ette, W. White, 2. Gagnon, E. Bnglieh, F.
Gi^boniy, M. Ifa^ler, J. B. Tomer, P. B; Lane, H. Monaeet,rL.
X/Henwmb B. T* F. Gray. O. Plamondon, J. B. Oaouette, M. P.
I»ebetge. Obi. Workman, third dace derki. T. DenedMud,, honee-
ptMpr; aMo Brerett, meseenger.
Fod Cjflet Inap$eiw*9 Office, -W. G. Sheppard, inneelor ; /.L.
AHetil, aniitanttnepector , O. Frechette, 0. Ydhl, A. Beaudry and
JL Oanitr. derke: H. A. Mniphy, K. A. Beaudet, J. Dedauriers,
W* L^pofam, KlUondeao, L. N. Dionne, T. Gandiy, D. Blondean,
Ii. R. Ganean, J. O. Pageatu O. Talbot, L. Forioe, G. ETantnrel,
J. T. Methot, B. Hndon. F. X. Labb«, J. G. Bourget, D. C.
^Oafnean, H.i9r. Kimlin, B.G. Bourget, A. C. Miquelon and Xi»
Bedaid, railway mail derki. Jnlci BoiTin, meaeenger.
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▲rlliiur slieet, L. T.
Maaagiiut OommittM— B. H. Smith, Qludrm«n ; W. Brodie, J. 0.
VhoMm. B. B. Ddbell, W. Bae, Thos. Beokeftt. F. Billingtley,
'X, H. TnomMm, Moretaiy-ireMurer ; Frank Jonniton, luperin-
ttndflnt
BOABD OF TRADB.
OAoei EzchMige Buildings, Arthur itrMt, L. T.
HABBOUB OOMMISSIOITBBS.
Guatom Houm*
Me«t eTViy We^Mdajr at 8 p. m«
P. ▼. Talin, M.P., chairman; B. B. Doball, E. Girooz. J.
Ohabot, Hon. lliomas lCoOre«TT. M.P., J, B. Forsyth, W. Bae,
Ferdinand Hamel, B. H. Smith. I^anois Gourdeau, harbor master ;
0. SulliTan, assistant do; A. U. Yerret, secretary-treasurer;
James Woods, chief clerk; U. Binet, clerk. W. PiUdngton,
resident engineer ; St. George Boswell, assistant do. do.
INLAND RBVBNUE OFFICE.
Oustom House.
J. M. LeM oin^ district inspector ; O. Larue, o(^ector ; J. U.
Odiill, deputy collector; Geo. Bourassa, Joseph Bouleau, M. M o-
Namara, Geo. Neilan, John Courtney, Charles Belanger, Jules
Ii^oine, F. X La Trarersy, Louis Lepine, OneSime Bourget,
excisemen. «_»»_
SUPEBYISOB OF CULLEBS' OFFICE.
7 Sault-au-Matelot street, L. T.
Superrisor of Cullers, James Patton; acting deputy supervisor
and cashier, T. J, Walsh ; E. Gowan, Patrick Lambert, W. F.
W%etan, 0. P. L. DeMartigny, J JBLBeland, Z. Layassenr, James
Mey. Ferd. Pt^quin, S. P. GroganiChas. Bellerive. Charles Dubd,
HHKimcation clerks ; T. Harney, mtesenger.
CBOWN TIMBEB OFFICE.
11 and IS Sault-au-Matelot street, L. T.
Collector of Crown Timber dues, H. J. Chaloner ; assistant, H.
J. Ifiller; clerl^ Pierre Miller.
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dllSEBrS INBVWUkXiM
ADTAHTACIBS OB M9CIJBITT TO
100
QUBBBC.
WBIOHTS AND MEASUBBS.
Old Military Bakery, St. Andrew street.
Abdon Cot6, iaspeotor; Philip BonrMta, deputy inipeotor ; H.
Simard) Mmrray Bay, J. B. Petit, OhiooQtImI, M. Kelley, Qaijpe,
W. Adama, aisistant deputy inspectors.
GAS INSPECTION.
Old Military Bakery, 4 St. Andrew street.
N. LeVasseur, inspector.
-W"T>
ADULTEBATION OF FOOD.
Office, St. Anne street, U. T.
Dr. M. Fiset,^ 117 St. Valliere street, St. Sauveur, analyst and
chemist.
CONSULATES.
Argentine Rept*blic.--John Arthur Maguire, consul general, 126
St. Peter street, L. T.
JB^elpitim.— Gamille Janssen, St. Foy's Toll Gate; A. Joseph, St
Peter street, vice-consul.
Bro*tl.— J. U. Laird, 126 St. Peter street, vice-consul. ' *
C%a{.— John Laird, St. Lawrence Chambers, 118 St Peter
street, L. T.
Franee.-'Jja Comte de Sesmaisons, consul general, 54 St. Louis
street.
German Empire.— Chatlea Pitl, 63 Dalhousie street.
Jfon^evid^o.— Charles P. Champion, 66 St. Peter street, L. T.
Netherlands,— €. J. Jansen, 14 St. James street. , - i^v «
Sweden and Norway.— W, A. Sohwarts, St. James street I*. IP.
Portttgal.—FeVai Car bray, 114 St. Peter street, L. T. .
Sfpam.—H. E. the Count of Premio-Beal, consul-^neral for the
Dominion of Canada, British and French Possessions in North
America, British Honduras, British Guiana, Ac, St. Lewis street.
United States.— -Hon. John N. Waeson, Esplanade.
mMMAWUM CMOPAKT On«m AXT
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OUSTOM HOUSE.
Poiai«-4-CAroy.
Hon. Joi. G . Bluuchet, collector. Loug Room— N. N. Boat, ohief
clerk ; V. Cazoau, oMhier ; 0. Qonin, E. Unot, £. L. O. Girouz,,
N. Jj. O. Belleau. E. Douoet, dorks ; L. N. VallerAnd, extra olerk.
Dopartment of Lnnding Surveyor— D. I). O'Meara. •orreyor and
warehouse keoper; L. Dugal, assistant and warenouse keeper;
O. Golley, A. G. Hawkins, clerks to surveyor ; A. E. Lanoevin,
Ist landing waiter ; W. H. Carter, 2nd landuig waiter ; F. X.
Belanger, Srd landing waiter ; L. N. Laurin, 4th landingwaiter ;
H.MoHuff h, 1st weigher : A. O. Bowden, 2nd weigher : W. Wimini,
J. Hogau, J. Bouillard, J. Battertou. R. Cauohon, and W. E. ETdge,
lockers ; D. Shea, extra looker. Exomining warehouse— J. B.
Dion and A. V. Dion, acting appraisers ; N. Oauvin, assistant
acting appraiser ; J. Deavy, Haiinon, porters. Water Side
Department— Alfred Wheeler, tide snrvevor, E. F. Larue, assis-
tant tide surveyor ; E. Trudei, J. Macgiilivray, M. Brophy, D.
Byrne, J. Fanning, T. Brown. H. Marmion, T. O'Brien,^ R.
Moffatt, W. Bulger, A. Macwilliams, R. Jeswop, J. Murtagh, J.
Clifford, J. Coveney, tide waiters ; W. Hamilton, T. Burns, night
watch ; M. McManus, coxwain boat No. 1 ; A. Boissoneault, cox-
wain boat No. 2. Custom House — ^T. GriiHths, guardia i ; A.
Beauchamp. asiistant messenger ; 0. Juneau, fireman. Chat
ports— A. G. Bussi^re. B. A. Soott, 8ub-«oUectors ; J. Radford
and Bilodeau, preventive officers.
I
FIRE ALARM SIGNAL BOXES,
BOX KO. ST. LOUIS WABO.
1— St. Ursule street, Central Station.
2— Coru'er St. Ann and d'Antouil streets.
3— Corner Des Grisons and St. Genevieve streets.
4— Comer Haldimand and St. Louis streets.
6— Comer Garden and St. Ann streets.
G — Comer Buade and Du Fort streets.
PAIiAOB WABD.
8 — Comer St. Famille and Hebert streets.
9 — Quebec Seminary.
13— Corner St. John and Collins streets.
13 — Comer Palace and MoMahou streets.
14— Comer St. John and St. Stanislas streets.
CHAMPLAJIT WABD.
15— Dinning' 8 Shipyard, 846 Champlain street.
16— Taylor's Grocery, 716 Champlain street.
17— Fire Station, 480 Champlain street
21— Giblin's House, 801 Champlain street.
23— Champlain street, opposite Queen's Wharf.
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M— G«ni«r Arthur and Dalhousie itrettt.
3&—ConMt Mountain Hill and St. Peter etreet.
it— Vire Station, Sanlt-au-Matelot street.
97--Oomer St. Flaul etreet and Dambourgea Hill.
Sl-Iiemesurier^e Building, St. Paul street.
9S— Tire Station, St. Paul itreeft.
jAOQuns-OAmnaB wabb.
t4— >Comer Dea Prairiea aud St Dominique itreet.
•5— Corner DesfoBsSa and Dupont atreeta.
86 — Comer St. Yalier and de la Ghapelle streets.
87— Comer Church and St. Joseph streets.
41— Fire Station, Dorchester street.
48— Comer Valier and Belleau streets.
48— <!lomer Golomb and Kelson streets.
46— Comer St. Anselme and St. Joseph streets.
48— Comer Arago and Turgeon streets.
^ ST. BOOMS WABD.
iM— Ctnmer St. IVan^ois and Delachapelle streets.
48 — Comer Caron and Queen streets.
47 — Comer Queen and Crown streets.
81 — Corner Queen and Dupont streets.
88— Comer St. Dominique and St. Francois streets.
88— Cwner Dorchester and Byland streets.
liOnCALM WABX>
KUXomer D*Artignj and St. Julia streets.
84— Comer. Artillery and St. Eustaehe streets.
86 — Comer St. Augustin and St. Patrick streets.
57— Fire station, St. Patrick street.
81 — Comer D^Artignj and St. Amable streets.
62 — ^Bon Pasteur, St. Amable street.
68— St. Bridget's Asylum, Grand All^e.
74— Parliament Buildings, Grand A116e.
ST. JOHV WABD.
7— Corner St. Bustache and St. George streets.
18— Comer St. John and Sutherland streets.
18— Comer Deligny and St. Olivier streets.
84— Comer St. John and deSalaberrj streets.
86— Comer St. Claire and Biebclieu streets.
67— Comer St. John street and Cote St. Ckneriere.
71— Comer Bobitaille and Latourelle streets.
71— Comer St. AngasUn and St. George streets.
if lit Pr«pii«tarj aad Dtreeton. .
QUBBSC.
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JUSTICnS OF THB PBAOI.
* Qaaliflsd to adminiitcr oaihi^
AUeyni Biehd., M.D.
Andrewt, V. B(., ir.
Archer, Joi^pb, jr.
Angen,E. J.,K.F.
Andet, Enm^oiiM.
Amiot^ Louis *
Babj) W. M.
Bedard, J.
Beban, A. J.
Beaudet, B.
Bergevin, Charlei
Blakiitoa, Baymond
Blais, JacqueiA.
Blais, Btuteie
Blouin, Mathiat
Boldoc, Hearj
Boivin, Lottii
Branet, W. E.
Bnmette, Wm.
BrouBwaa, J. D.
BrouRseau, Leger
BuBsidres, Samuel f
BusBdires. George
Gaimon, L. A.
Gannon, E. J.
Garrier, Wm.
Gampbell, W. D.
Garbray, Felix
Garroll, Jamea*
Gharest, Joaepb
Ghaloner, H. J.
Gharleboia,J.A.,N.P.
Gharleaon, J. B. ■"
Ghateauvert, Yicter
Glapham, J. G. *
OoM, Amy
Bel&ge, J. 9.
Dinning) Jamea
Dionne, G. E.
Delaney, Jobn
Dorion, laaac
Dobell, B. B. *
D 'Oraonnens. Lt. Col. *
Drouin, Louia *
Brum, S. Wilaom *
Dnnacomb, J. If.
Dunn, T. H.
Bacheanay, Lt.-Gol.*
Dnbeau, Zepbirin
Dunn, Jobn *
Fabey . Patrick
]<laet, Hicbel, M.D.
Foote, J. J.
Fraaer, Alex.
Fry, J. S.
Gameau, Hon. P.
GauTreau, Pierre
Gameau, Joaepb
Gauvreau, F. L.
Gaurreau, Felix
Gale, Jobn V.
Gaboury, A. *
Giroux, Edmond
Giroux, Pierre
Gingraa, Hon. J. £.
Gla^meyer, S. J.
Gourdeau, Fra. *
Goaaelin, Jonaa
Ounn, Francia*
Gingras, FrangoiB'"
Hamel, Abrabam
Hamel, Joseph
Hamel, Ferdinand
Hagens, Hans *
Hamilton, Bobert
Hardy, Joseph
Hethrington, Thos.
Holiwell, E.
Huot, Louis
Huot, Phil., N.P.
Joly, Hon. H. G. *.
Joseph, Abraham
Juneau, Felix £.
Kirouac, Fra.
Laflamme, Fn,
Lafranoe, G. T. L.
Laberge, Auguate *
Langloia, Gharlea
Laird, John *
Lame, W. V., N.P.
Laroae, Louia'*'
Lemienx, Vardaaa K.
Lemienx^Oetare
Ledroit, Th6ophll«
Legarree. P. 0.
Lederc, Louia, K.IP.*
Leclerc, Alfred
Lemeaurier, Jobs *
Lortie, J}
Mailloox, J. A«
Maraden, Wm., If .D.
Maxbam, A. J.
Marcotte, Louia
M arcotte, Simeon
Matte, Edward <*
Meredith, E. G., N.P.
Miller, George
Miller, Matthew*
l^vaepbj, Owen*
McGorkiU, Jamea
McEwen, P.
McGreerey, Hon. T.
McGee, Itainiel
Noel, Lazara <
Nolet, G., N.P.
O^Gonnor, Henry"
O'liCary, John •►
Ouimet, Hon. G.
Pampalon, Thoraaa
PaincbaucLAntoine
Parke, G. H. *
Peachy, Ferdinand *
Peters, Simon *
Pentland, Oharlea*
Picard, Joseph
Poitras, Ferdinand
Poulin, Louia *
Porteons, John *
PricejH. M.
Bae, wm.
Benaud, J. B.
Bioux, Nardaae
Binfret,'^Bemi F. *
BbSaume^ Alexia
Bb^aume, P. F.
Boche, John
BobitaiUe, O., M.D.
Boaa, J. G.
Boat, John
Boy, F. E., M.D.
Boy, Eliaae *
BuaaeU, Willis
Sbarplea, w«*
Shehyn,
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THE CmZSNB IN SOUNCS €01IFAirr«-Th« MQVt
on tbe ContUiciit to
194
QUEBEC.
Stafford, L.
Stevenson, James
St. lilichel, Charles *
Tarte, J.
Tanguay, George
Tetu, LauTtint
Tessier, Cyrille
Temple, 0. V. M.
Thomson, D. C.
Thomson, J^. C.
Thomson, Andrew
Tourangeau, A. G-.
Tourangeau, P. G. *
Turgeon, E. ♦
Turcotte, Narcisse *
Turcotte, Nazaire
Turcotte, Arthur
Yallerand, F. O.
Valliere, Phillippe
Valin, P. V.
Vandry, Joseph, sen.
Vandry, Zepherin
Verrett, A. H. ♦
Verrett, Bart
Withall, Wm.
Wurtele, W. G.
O'Connell, John ♦ .
BANKS.
Bank of Britiah North Antertca.^Thomas Corsan, manager,
St. Peter street, L. T.
Bank of Montreal.-' J. Porteous, manager; corner St. Peter
and Axthur streets, L. T.
La Banque Nationale.—^. G. Lafranpe, cashier; 77 St. Peter
street. L. T.
Merchants Bank.—H. M. Price, manager; 79 St. Petc^st., L. T,
Quebec Bank.- J. Stevenson, cashier; Quebec Bank Buildings,
corner St. James and St. Peter streets, L. T.
Savings Bank.—G. Veasey, manager ; 9 St. Louis street, tJ. T,
Union Bank.-'P. MacEwan, cashier; St. Peter street, L. T
Quebec Notre Dame Savings Bank. — P. R. A. Vezina, secretary-
treasurer; L. C. Marcoux, accountant, 23 St. John street; F.
Cotd, accountant, 73 St. Joseph street ; P. N. Hamel, accountant,
Levis.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF QUEBEC.
Patrons— His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion
of Canada; His Excellency the Earl of Dufiferin; Their Honors
the Lieutenant-Governors of Quebec and Ontario, Nova Scotia,
New BrunswfDk, Prince Edward Island and Manitoba.
Office-bearers for the year— ^President, Hon. P. Fortin, M.P., Ist
vice-president ; H. H. Miles, LL.D., D.C.L. ; 2nd vice-president,
Lt. -Colonel W. Rhodes ; 3rd vice-wesident, H. J. J. B. Chouinard ;
French corresponding secretary, Dr. N. E. Dionne ; assistant cor-
responding secretary, N. Levasseur ; English corresponding
secretary, W. C. Seaton; assistant corresponding secretary,
Crawford Lindsay ; recording secretary, Frank D. Tims ; assis-
tant recording secretary, J. J. Fremont ; treasurer, L. P. Sirois,
N. P. ; librarian, E. T. Fletcher : additional members of tho
council, T. LeDroit, Le Chevalier C. ^Baillarg^, E. .Tach^, G.
Stewart, jr., and John V. Gale.
f.yngirAT. and BESIIJXEBATITS AOdDKMT POUCTT
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OTTAWA.
CITY GOVERNMENT. — 1884.
Mayor:— P. St. Jban, M.D.
Victoria TTard.— Aldermen : James 6ordon,0. B/Gonniiigham,
and P. Whelan.
Wellington TTar*!.— Aldermen ; George Cox, William Cherry,
and B. G. W. McCuaig.
St. Oeorge^s Ward, — Aldermen : Jacob Erratt, W. E. Browne,
and John O'Leary.
By Trar(f.— Aldermen : E. Germain, P. H. Ghabot, and P.
Conway.
Ottawa TTarf?.— Aldermen : E. E. Lanzon, P. McDougal, and
E. G. Laverdnre.
Officers ofCorpoi ation.—W. P. Lett, city clerk and registrar of
births, marriages and deaths ; H. Jackson, accountant and
assistant city clerk ; Wm. J. Kennedy, junior clerk ; T. H. Kirby,
treasurer; T. W. Thompsou, collector; J. Lindsay, accountant;
B. Surtees, city engineer ; Joseph P. Bowan, clerk ; J. O'Beilly,
license inspector; A. Pratt, assessment commissioner; Joseph
Biopelle and Wm. Porter, assessors ; E. O'Beillyand S. Bathwell,
auditors ; Bobert Nile, messenger.
Police Commissioners.— Ine Mayor, Judge of County Court,
and Police Magistrate ; D. A. IVIcTavisb, city solicitor.
Police Court.— The Mayor "^udge of County Court, and Police
Magistrate, commissioners ; * J. O'Gara, police magistrate; W. P.
Lett, jr. clerk ; Donald M. Grant, chief of iiolice ; Dr. BobiUard,
health inspector ; William McVeity, detective.
WA TEB WOBKS OFFICE.
B. Surtees, manager ; E. Pinard, collector; J. P. Cunningham,
clerk; John McDougal, bailiff; W. G. Williams, policeman.
PIBE BBIGADE.
William Young, chief fire brigade ; P. Pavreau, deputy chief
do.
No. 1 Station, Pooley^s Bridge, Le Breton Plats— Jos. Mills,
guardian ; P. Murphy and J. Lowry, firemen.
No. 2 Station, comer of Queen and Lyon streets.^— Thos. Stan-
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ford, gQftrdi«a; Jamei Frftter and Thoi. Olafl^ flrenicai.
No, 8 Station and Hoie Tower, Si Paul itreet.— ^ot. llannurs,
gaardian ; A. McLean and Jamea Lattuar, fireman.
Ko. 4 Station, Gomberland atreet— William Walih, gnardian ;
John Gorbett and Jot. Fererean, firemen.
Gentral Station. York street.— James A. Johnston, gnardian ;
C. Taylor and J. Beilly, firemen.
Ohandiftre St^kmer, Central Station — Vf. Ghenry, captain; SQ
^ Union iSteamer, Union Station, LeBreton Flats.— John AJbtrt,
eiq[ytain, 80 men.
Steamer Conqueror, Central Station, York street.
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FIBE ALABM TELEGRAPH.
Sox. LocalUy.
Ko. 2-^Comer Bnssel Honse.
3— Comer Sparks and O'Connor streets.
4 — Comer Elgin and Oloncester streets.
6— Comer O'Connor and Olouoester streets.
6 — Comer Maria and Bank streets.
7 — Comer Wellington and Kent streets.
8— U. T. Engine House, SaUy street
9 — Comer l^ctoria and John streets.
12— Corfter Biay and Maria streets.
IS— Fleck's Foundry, Wellington street.
14— Cor Kapean and Concession sts. (Ashbnmham hill.)
iSi-^Gomer Albert ta^d Feroe streets (West.)
16— Comer Bnke and i^ueen streets.
17— Comer Biohmond road and Broad streets.
18— Comer Bro«d and Queen streets.
19— Corner Broad and Qr^^n streets.
' 21— Booth's Office, Victoria Island.
2S-^Bronson A Weston's Office, Victoria Island.
24— Comer Sussex and Bideau streets.
25— Comer Bideau and Ottawa.streets.
26— Comer Wilbrod and Cumberland streets.
27— Comer Kieholas and Theodore streets.
98-*Fixe Station, St. Paul street.
81 — Comer Bideau and King streets.
32 — Comer Bideau and Friel streets.
34— Comer Daly and Chapel streets.
86— Comer Wilhrod and Nelson streets.
86— Protestant Hospital, Bideau street
87— Currier's Ftustory, Canal Basin.
4]p-ViM Station, York street.
4lk-Fire Station, Cumberland street.
48— Oomer.St Patrick and Sussex streets.
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46 — Corner Albert and Metcalfe streets.
61 — Comer Sussex and Water streets.
52 — Comer Dalhonsie and Church streets.
63 — Comer Cumberland and Cathcart streets.
54 — Comer Dalhousie street and Railway Depot.
61 — Comer McLaren^s Mills.
62 — Comer St. Patrick and Nelson streets.
68 — Comer Chapel and Pariy streets.
64~-Comer St. Andrew and St. Joseph streets.
71 — Comer St. Patrick and Cobourg streets.
72 — Corner — Lewis street.
73 — ^Nicholas street, south end.
81 — Comer lisgar and Kent streets.
82 — Comer Somerset and Arthur streets.
91 — Comer Metcalfe and Cooper streets.
POST OFFICE.
Post Officb. — J. M. Currier, postmaster ; F. Hawken, assistants^
postmaster ; F. French, E. B. Bates, E. S. McDermott W. H.
Pennock, E. J. O'Connor, C. Shaw, J. O. Poston, B. D. Gordon,
James Smith, W. O. Mercer, H. S. Shaw, A. A. Smith, C. Pope,
B. B. Wood, H. O'Neill, I. Traversey, F. McDonald, M. J. Whitty,
P. Leblanc, P. D. Mclntyre, J. H. Bartlett, C. O. Doucet, H. Mc-
Kay, H, Poole, E. Landrian, S. J Bradbury, clerks ; F. S. War-
wicker, superintendent of letter carriers ; P. Larue, John Brown,
A. Dupuis, N. Lamb, J. W. Favreau, A. Oauthier, M. £k)lan, P.
Bobert, letter carriers ; W. Darcy, W. Goodwin, collectors ; H.
Duggan, messenger; H. Carroll, J. F. Holland, F. George, J.
Marier, T. Guddie, J. Dunne, carriers. Office hours, from 8 a.m.
to 7 p.m. ; for money orders and savings bank business, 9 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Ikspbotion Dbpabtm«kt.— -T. p. French, inspector ; C. P. Le-
Sueur, J. F. O'Connor, T. O. Butler, L. A. Oliver, clerks ; R. Boy,
messenger.
Maii* CiiBBKS.— J. D. Thompson, E. Gordon, F. Bumham, B.
Maloney, E. Stanton, G. T. €k>rrell, A. Leclaire, R. Peden, G. C.
Woodj J. B. Z. Legendre, J. A. Chevrier, R. Montgomery, J. B.
Gillesie.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Z. Wilson, collector ; J. T. Bartram, surveyor ; Thomas Patter-
son, appraiser ; W. S. Kirby, chief clerk ; G. J. Horm, J. B.
Stacy, Ohas. S. Scott, clerks; A. Heney, P. Marier, A^ G. Graham,
landing waiters ; J. C. Kier. locker ; J. J. McGovern, storeman
and packer ; Harry Street, broker ; R. C. W. MacCuaiff, surveyor
of shipping; G. B. Johnson, messenger. Office hours, from 9
a.mto4p.m.
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INLAND RBYENUE.
W. L. Hamilton, district inspector; M. Battle, collector ; J. M.
B. Henry, .deputy collector . W. O. Bedard, accountant ; F.
Austin Lett, excise officer.
BANKS.
Bakk OF MoHTRBAXi.— 0<tou;a Branch.— Jl. Dmmmond, mana-
fer ; John M. Greata, accountant ; A. Montisambert, teller ; S. J.
^lunkett, collection and discount clerk; W* A. Bog, ledger
keeper; A. G. Nash, cash book keeper; B. A. Lewis and B.
Bogert, clerks ; J. 0. Keftrns and Bdw. Ashe, messengers. Gorern-
ment I)epartment->G. A. Eliot and A. B. Monk, ledger keepers.
BahkofBiutish Nobth Amsbica. — Ottawa BraticA. —Office,
241 Wellington street. W. D. Chambers, manager.
aiJivGHANTS Bans. — OMatcaJSrancA.— Office, 12 Metcalfe street.
W. JI. Bdvley, manager; W. O. M. Gross, accountant; F. J.
Boss, teller ; &. Boyd, ledger keeper ; F. W. Strong, H. L. Hamil-
ton and J. W. Hamilton, clerks; John Edmonds; messenger.
La Bavqus NationaijB akd Sayikos Bakk.— 0<tot«a Branch.
— Office, Wellington street. 0. H. Garrieie, manager ; P. Vizina,
accountant and teller; A. Hardy, ledger keeper; A. Bichard,
messenger.
Ontabio Bank and Sayings Dbpabtmbnt — ^Ottawa Branch.—
Office, 82 Wellington street comer of Metcalfe.—- Alex. Simpson,
manager ; A. Denny, accountant ; E. G. Amoldi, teller ; «r. H.
Pettit, ledger keeper; G, M. Wiggins, clerk; P. Fitzgerald,
messenger.
Bank or Ottawa and Sayinos Bank.— Office, Wellington
street, south side, corner of 0*Gonnor. Geo. Bum, cashier; W.
J. Christie, accountant; J. D. Gampbell, teller; J. Q. Billett,
ledger keeper ; J. H. Henderson, derk; J. Martin, messenger.
Qubbbc Bank and Sayings Bank. — Ottawa Branch. — Office,
Wellington street, opposite the Houses of Parliament. H. V.
Noel, manager ; Samuel Peddington, accountant ; G. V . Noel,
1st teller; J. A. Pinhey, discount clerk and cash book; G. A.
Moore, deposit ledger ; Michael O'Connell, messenger.
Union Bank of Lowbb Canada and Sayinos Bank. — Ottawa
Branch.— SifSLc^f Union Chambers, 16 Metcalfe street. Montague
A. Anderson, manager ; F. B. Goodwin, accountant and teller ;
L. L. Brophy, ledger keeper ; E. W. Bourinot, clerk ; John
Martin, messenger.
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Booluh Bibles, Ciiarcli Berriees, Prayer
Books, Plftotosrapbie Albums, dee.
Particulftr attention given to the manufacture of BLANK BOOKS
of the best material and workmanship.
BOOKBINDING and PAPER RULING in ail their branihes
executed in the best manner and with despatch.
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COUNTY COUBTS.
District of CarUtont Preacott and BuaseU.
GxNXBAL SaiBioNS AKD CouKTT GouBTt, wixH JvBT— Tuesdaj,
Jone 10 and December 9. -
County Coubt SxTmrot, ^riTBOiiT Jvbt.— Tueiday, April lit,
and October 7.
CouniT AHD SuBBOOAVB GouBT TsBif >.— Ja&uary 7 to 12, inclu-
sive; April 7 to 12, incluiiye; July 7 to 12, inclnBlve; October 6
to 11, inauaiye.
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No. 6, North Gower
No. 7, Town Hall, Nepean. . . .
Prescott Circuit Divisions :
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No. 2, Yankleek Hill
No. 8, East Hawkesbnry
No. 4, Plantagenet
No. 7, Hawkesbnry village . . .
N6. 8, Foumier
No. 9, Alfred
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Judicial Ofhoxbs.—'W. A. Boss, county judge; Bobert Lyon,
junior county judge; W. M. Mathewson, local master of the Su-
preme Court of Judicature for Ontario^ and Deputy registrar of
the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice ; Bobt. Lees,
(ounty attorney and clerk of the peace; John Sweetland, M.D.,
eheriff; E. D. Sherwood, deputy sherifl; J. P. Featherson, deputy
clerk of the crown and pleas of the High Court of Justice, clerk of
tl e County Court and registrar of Surrogate ; John B. Armstrong,
clerk of the Division Court at Ottawa; Wm. Kehoe, governor of
jail; John Granger and George Bourrett, turnkeys.
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Oouutt OfnoxBS.— County town, Ottawa. Thomas Clarke,
warden ; Wm. Cowan, treasurer ; Chas. McNab, clerk ; W. Mos-
grore, solicitor, Archd. Smirl, inspector of public schools; W. V.
Bearman and Geo. E. Kidd, county auditors and auditors of school
moneys ; Dr. Church, surgeon to the gaoL
OOUNTT OFbARLXTOH BioiSTBT Offiob.— W. H. Waller, regis-
trar; H. MoNaughton, deputy registrar. Office hours from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
CoBOXBHS.— Dr. Corbett, I)r. Wright, Dr. Bobillard.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
For the County of Oarietonf resident in the City of Ottawa,
Wm. R. Thompson
W. P. Lett
Donald M. Grant
A. Pratt
Jos. Kavanagh
HammetHiU, M.D.
Jas. O'Connor
J. B. Esmonde
J. P. Taylor
Wm. Cousens
Alex. Workman
Richd. O'Connor
Thos. Langrell
M. O'Gara, P.M.
F. Clemow
H. Grist
John Culbert, jr.
J. A. Pinard
Francis Abbott
A. J. Bussell
B. Cummings
James Hickey
George Hay.
CITY BEGISTBY OFFICE.
A. Burritt, registrar ; L. O. MacEenzie, deputy registrar. .Office
hours from 10, a. m. to 10 p.m.
BEUGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
YoVKO Mbn's Chbistian AM%ooiAj:iov.-^Board of Manamra
/or 188S-^.— James Gibson, president; E. Payae, J. McMillan,
F. Monaon. G. May, H. T. Pitchard, W. D. Larmonth; vice-pre-
sidents ; B. H. Teakles, treasurer : C. Falconer, corresi>onding
secretaiy : D. D. MoPherson. librarian : W J. Topley, N. S. Tarr,
T. Crawley. C. W. Jenkins, J. Campbell. J. Wilson, J. Munro, G.
B, Hume, T. Gilmour. T. W. Kenny, M. MoKinuon, J. B. Jackson,
G. S. May, F. A. Coffin, W. J. Wilson, G. W. Patterson, J. Walsh,
Booms, comer of Spairks and O'Connor streets, open from 8 a.m.
to 9.80 p.m. 80 papers and magazines on file in reading and news
rooms. Young men's meeting on Friday at 8 p.m. ; Bible class
on Sunday at 9.46 a. m. All visitors welcome.
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OTTAWA.
Ofhoebs of the Ottawa Avxiliart Bible Sooixtt.— His
Excellency the Ooyemor General, patron ; G. Hay, president ; W.
Glegg, W. Gouteni, J. Durie, W. Hamilton, P. LeSueur, G. May,
Dr. J. Thorbum, J. Johnson, S, Howell, John McMillan, A.
Bnsaell, vice- presidents ; Rev. W. Armstrong, cor. secretary
Bev. B. Gavin, reo. secretary , 0. W. Jenkins, treasurer . James
Home A Co., depositary.
GovnTY OF CABiiSTON Pbotkstaut H08FITAI1, foot of Bidean
St.— G. Hay, president ; Gteo, May, vice.president ; W. Consens,
secretary ; T. Workman, treasurer. Elected directors, for three
years' from February 1882— William Pennock, Z. Wilson, Henry
Grist, Henry Meadows,, J* B. Armstrong, J. Hill ; for two years
flrom February 1882 — John Pennock, Benjamin Donaldson, Bobert
Oassels ; for one year from February 1882— Henry Hartney, John
Hardie, B. E. Jamieson. Mr*).. Gooderson, matron of we new
Hospital and Mrs. Goff, matron of the (old) Hospital for infectious
diseases. Drs. Hill, Grant, Sweetland and Leggo ; coniblting
physicians; Drs. McDougal, H. P. Wright, H. Malloch and
Horace Henderson ;; James Lindsay »ad T. W. Kenny, auditors.
Pbotutaet Obphanb Hoxb, Albert street.— Mrs. H. F. Bron-
son, 1st directress; Mrs. J. Tilton, 2nd directress ; Mrs. A.
Christie, Srd directress ; Mrs. J. Thorbum. rec secretary ; Mrs.
W. H. walker, cor. secretary; Mrs. A. Scott, treasurer; Dr. B.
Powell and Dr. H. B. Small, attending physicians ; H. Hill, M.D..
Dr. E. Malloch and J. A. Grant, M.D., F.B.C.8., of Edinburgh,
consulting physiciens ; Mrs. Eraser, matron and general super-
intendent ; Bliss Sims, teacher ; about 80 orphans aAd 4 adults in
the Home.
Uhitt Pbotbstamt Bxkxfit Sooixtt.— Incorporated by Act of
Paxliamentr-Da^el Storey, president; W. D. Hutson 1st vice-
president ; W. J. Pain, 2nd vice-president ; W. Mills, hon. sec.
for life ; W. B. Tmman, financial secretary ; H. Davies, ti . isurer,
Dr. McDongall, physician ; F. H. Tomlin^n, recording secretary ;
Louis Stevens, assistant secretary; Geo. Preston, Jl/'Bulhnan,
auditors ; an efficient committee and stewards. Sodlety meets
first Monday in every month, at 8 p.m.
GxxxBAiT Hospital, Water street.— Under the direction of the
Sisters of Charity ; Sister Lavoie, directress ; Sister McMillan,
economist ; Dr. Grant, consulting physician ; Drs. St. Jean, Bo-
billard, Provost, Valade, surgeons.
St. Patbiok^s Orphan Abtlum, Maria street.— ^Dr. O'Connor,
S resident; W. McCafbrey, vice-president; W. Wall, treasurer;
l Devlin, secretai^ ; Bev. M. J. WheUn, spiritual director ;
Sister Martha, superioress.
St. Jobxph Orphan AsTiiUx, comer Cathcart and Sussex
streets.— Sister Ste. Cecilia, directress. Established in 1860, under
the care of the Grey Nuns.
St. Gharlxb Abtlum for At^xn Pxcplx, Water street,— Under
the care of the Sisters of Charity ; Sister Bivet, superioress.
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OTTAWA.
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Staff Officebb of Fbnsionbrs. . .
PensionerB paid on the Ist, 2nd and 8rd of each quarter, at the
British Lion Hotel, Sparks street.
ACTIVE MILITIA FORCE.
DisTBiCT Staff, No. 4 Militabt District.— Lt.col. Geo. J.
Maonsell, deputy adj. -general ; lieutenant-col. Thomas Bacon,
brigade mi^or.
Pbikcess Louisb Dbagooh Guards, (Troop.)— John Stewart,
captain; F. F. E. Gourdeau, lieutenant; A. O. F. Coleman,
-veterinary surgeon.
Ottawa Fibld Battbrt.— John Stewart, major; Thomas
Evans, captain ; D. Forster Bliss. 1st lieutenant : Wm. J. Stewart,
lieutenant, (temporary) ; J. Harris, veterinary surgeon.
FnusT Battalioh GovBRNOR-GBiramAL^B Foot Gfards.- Head
quarters, Ottawa.— Lieutenant-col. Thos. Boss, V.B. 1st ; minors,
Jas. P. Maophenon, M.S. 1st and John Tilton,Y.B. 1st; captains,
H. S. Weatherby. (M.)y.B. 1st, Wm. Horace Lee. Y.B. 2nd, A. H.
Todd, M.S. 1st, T. Aumond, Y.B. 2nd, F. Toller, V.B. ist, and
F. Wnite, V.B. 2nd ; lieutenants. Frank A, Flemina. M.S. 2nd,
E. E. Webb, Y.B. 2nd, Ed. Waldo, M.S. 2nd, Gerald H. Bate,
V."^. 2nd, P. N. Thompson, M.S. 2nd, Xarcisse Cot«, 2nd, H. W.
Bovie, O.S.I. 1st, Geo. W. Grant, M.S. 2nd, J. Hodgins, M.S.
2nd, Walter T. Kirby, (P.), Qeo. B. White, (P.), Francis H.
Qrisbome, (P.); paymaster, Horatio A. Wickstead, (hon. maior) ;
adjutant, — ; quarter-master, Geo. Grant, (late Q.M.,
H.M. 100 foot), hon. major; surgeon, E. C. Malloch, M.D. ; asst.-
surgeon, W. D. M. Bell, M.D.
43rd Battalion * Ottawa and Garlbtoit RiFLBS.*->Head
(Quarters, Ottawa.^— lieutenant-colonel, Wm. White, Y.B. 1st;
major, John Walsh, Y.B. let ; captains, J. C. Chamberlin, M.S*
2nd, A. Percy Sherwood. Y.B. 1st, Bobt Lang, Y.B. 2nd, Bobt.
Grant, Y.B. Isl^ John Jowsey. M.S. 2nd, Joshua Wright, Y.B.
2nd ; lieutenants, H. C. Chamberlin, Y.B. 2nd, Jas. E. Parker,
Y.B. 2nd, Thomas Davia, provisional, Wm. Poole, provisional ;
2nd lieutenants, H. W. Chamberlin. provisional, J. D. Byron
Evans, G.S.I. Ist, Peter Crerar, provisional, J. W. Mclean,
provisional.
DomiaoN of Canada Biflb Association.— Patron— His
Excellency the Right Honorable the Marquis or Lome, K.T.,
G.C.M.G. President, Col. C. S. Gzowski, A D.C. to the Queen,
Toronto Yice-presidents— (Ontario) Lieut.-colonel Allan Gilmour,
Ottawa ; (Quebec) Lt.-col Hon. L. R. Masson, Montreal ; (New
Brunswick) Lieut.-colonel Hon. A. E. Botsford, Sackville;
(Nova Scotia) Lieut.-colonel A. K. Mackinlay, Halifax ; (Man-
itoba) Hon. M. A. Girard, Winnipeg ; (British Columbia) Hon.
W. J. Macdonald, Yictoria ; (Prince Edward Island) Lieut.-
colonel Hon. T. H. Haythorne, Charlottetown ; the presidents of
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Lieut. -ool.
Lieut. -col.
Lieut.-col.
Lieut.-ool.
Montreal ;
the Provincial Bifle Aaiooiations (^.r-oj^to); the militia itaff
ofBceri in command of Militia Di/itricts (ex.qfficio) ; Lieut.-col.
JackBon, D.A.G. Military District, No. 1, London;
Denison, D.A.G., Military District No 2. Toronto;
Yilliers, D.A.G., Military District No. 8, Kingston;
MaunseU, D.A.G., Military District No. 4, Ottawa;
Van Straubenzie, D.A.G., Military District No. 6. «»»»..«.»,
Lieut. -col. Harwood, D.A.G^ Military District No. 6, Montreal;
Lieut.-col. Duchesnay, D.A.G., Military District No. 7, Quebec ;
Lieut.-col. Taylor. D.A.G., Military Districts Nos. 8, A 13, St.
John, N.B. ; Lieut.-col. Houghton, D.A.G., Military District No.
10, Winnipeg, Man. ; m , Actg. D.A.G., Military Dis-
trict No. 11, British Columbia. Auditors— M^jor Wiokstead,
paymaster G.G.F.G., Ottawa; Oapt. Perley, Eng., headquarter
staff. Treasurer— Lieut.-col. Macpherson, Militia Department,
Ottawa.. Secretary, Oapt. Charles Costen, Ottawa.
MxTBOPOiiTrAN BiFiiS AgsooiATioif.— Patrou, the Hon. A. P.
Caron, Minister of Militia ; president, G. B. Pattee, Esq. ; vice-
presidents. Lieut.-col. Bacon, brigade major. No. 4 District, Allan
Gilmour, jr., Esq. Managing committee. Gapt. Perley, Head-
quarters staff ; Capt Todd, G.G.F.G.. Capt. Wright, 43rd Batt.,
Mr. H. L. S. Boss, Mr. James Grant. Secretary-treasurer, Mr.
E. D. Sutherland. Assistant Secretaiy-treasurer, H. H. Gray.
GuABDS BiFiiS Association.— President, Lieut.-col Boss: 1st
vice-president. Major Macpherson; 2nd vice-president. Mi^or
Tilton. Committee of Management — Capts. Lee, Aumona, Todd,
Toller and White. Col.-sergt. Walter Todd, secretary-treasurer;
also a sub-committee composed of two non-com. officers and men
from each company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cbown Timbbb Offices fobths DoMimoN and thb Pbovikcbs
or Obtabio and Quebec- Corner of Queen and Kent streets. —
John Poupore, crown timber agent and collector of slide dues ; C.
S. McNutt, assistant do ; J. Bitchie, senior clerk ; A. J. Haig
Bussell, draughtsman ; J. Darby, S. LaBose, E. T. Smith, and
Jas. Slate, clerks ; W. J. McDonald, deputy slide master ; Jas.
Steen, timber counter ; John Bedmond, boatman.
BiDEAr Canal.— Office, Union Chambers, 14 Metcalfe street.—
F. A. Wise, C.E., superintendent; F. Abbott, book-keeper and
pay master ; J. Carroll, foreman ; B. W. Cooper, wharfinger and
clerk.
Mabbiage Licenses.— Miss. F. Yielding, issuer, 870 Slater
street.
Ottawa Lawn Tennis Club. — Hon. A. P. Caron, M. of M. and
D., president; Lieut, col. Thos. Bacon, Geo. 'Bum, vice-presi-
dents. Committee— A. Montizambert, C. Jones, Herbert O'Meara,
Yemon Nicholson, L. Fortesque. Charles Hall, secretary-
treasurer. Grounds, comer of Elgin and Lisgar streets.
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THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY-
THE QUEEN.— YiCTOBiA, of the United Kingdom of Oreat
Britain and Ireland, Ac, Queen, Defender of the Faith. Her
Mi^eaty wai bom at Kensington Palace, May 24, 1819 ; succeeded
to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle, King
William IV. ; was crowned June 28, 1888; and married Feb. 10,
1840, to his Boyal Highness Prince Albert. Her Mi^esty is the
9nly child of his late Boyal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent, son
of King George m. The children of Her Majesty are :—
Her Boyal Highness Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Pbinoxss
BoTAL OF Enolaitd AND PRUSSIA, bom November 21, 1840, and
married to His Boyal Highness William, the Grown Prince of
Germany, Jan. 26, 1868, and has issue, living, three sons and four
daughters.
His Boyal Highness Albert Edward, Pbincx or Walis, bom
November 9, 1841 ; married, March 10, 1863, Alexandra of
Denmark, (Princess of Wales), bom December 1, 1844, and has
issue, Prince Albert Victor, born Jan. 8, 1864, Qeorge Frederick
Emest Albert, bom June 8, 1866; Louisa Victoria Alexandra
Dagmar, born Feb. 20, 1867 ; Victoria Alexandra OlgaMary, bora
July 6, 1868 ; and Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria, bom Nov. 26,
1869.
Her Boyal Highness Alice Maud Mary, born April 26, 1848,
died Dec. 14, 1878 ; married His Boyal Highness Prince Frederick
Louis of Hesse, July 1, 1862 ; had issue five daughters and two
sons ; the second son died by an accident, May, 1878 ; the youngs
est daughter died Nov. 16, 1878.
His Boyal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh,
bom Aug. 6. 1844; married the Grand Duchess Marie of Bussia,
Jan. 23, 1874, and has had issue a son, bom Oct. 16, 1874, and three
daughters, bom Oct. 29, 1876, Nov. 26, 1876, and Sept. 1, 1878.
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THE KOTAL FAMILY.
Her Boyal ffighnera Helena Augusta Victoria, bom May 26,
1846 : married to His Boyal Highness Prince Frederick Ghristian
Gharles Augustus of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augusten-
• burg, July 6, 1866| and has issue, living, two sons and two
daughters.
Her Boyal Highness Louisa Carolina Alberta, bom March 18,
1848; married to the Marquis of Lome, eldest son of the Duke of
Argyll, March 21, 1871.
His Boyal Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of
Gonnaught, bom May 1, 1860 ; married Princess Louise Margaret
of Prusna, March 18, 1879 ; issue, a daughter, born Jan. 16, 1882,
and a son, bom Jan. 16, 1888.
His Boyal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert, Duke of
Albany, bom April 7, 1863; married, April 27, 1882, Princess
Helen of Waldeck; issue, a daughter, bom Feb. 26, 1888.
Her Boyal Highness Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore, bora
April 14, 1867.
Ernest Augustus William Adolphus (}eorge Frederick. Dukb
or GujcBBBii AND, second cousin to Her Majesty, bom Sept 21,
1846 ; married Prinoess Thyra of Denmark ; has inue one
daughter.
George Frederick William Gharles, K.G., Dukb or Gambridob,
cousin to Her Mi^esty, bom March 26, 1819.
Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, Duchbss or Gambridob, daugh-
ter of the Landgrave of Hesse, and aunt to Her Mi^esty, bom
July 26, 1797 ; married May 7, 1818, the late Duke of Cambridge.
Augusta Caroline Charlotte Elizabeth Mary Sophia Louis,
daujghtOT of the late Duke of Cambridge, and cousin to Her
Mi^esty. bom July u, 1822 ; married, June 28, 1848, to Frederick,
Grand jDuke of Mecklenburg-Strelits, and has issue a son.
Mary Adelaide Wilhelmin* Elisabeth, daughter of the late
Duke of Cambridge and cousin to Her Majesty, bom Nov. 27, 1888,
married Prince Teok, June 12^ 1866, has issue three sons and one
daughter.
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HEB MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD.
LOBD BIBWABD'8 imPAXOtEWT.
Lord Steward Earl Sidney
Treasurer Earl of Ereadalbaae.
GomptroUer Lord Kensington
»r of the Hooiehold Sir John G. Cowell, KG 3.
of Board of Green Cloth . T. G. Manh.
lastier of the Household G-. Marrable.
Hereditary Grand Almoner Marquis of Exeter.
High Almoner .' Dean of Windsor.
Coroner , W. T. Manning.
ZiOBD OHAMBBBIiAni'B DSPABmilT.
Lord Gjiamberlain Earl of Kenmare.
Vice-Ghamberlain Lord Charles Bruce.
Lord Great Chamberlain Lord Areland.
GomptroUer Hon. S. G. B. Bonsonby Fane.
Chief Clerk O. T. Hertslet.
Keeper of the Privy Purse Oen. Sir H.F.Ponsonby, KG.B.
Assistant Keepers of Priry Purse. . . | gjj*; J BiggJ ^'^'
Captain of Yeomen of the Guard. . .Earl Monson.
Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms.Lord Garrington.
Master of the Ceremonies Gton. Sir F. Sejrmourf K.G.B.
Dean of Chapel Boyal Bishinp of London.
Sub-Dean Bot. F. Qarden.
Clerk of the Closet Bishop of Worcester.
Besident Chaplain Dean of Windsor.
Mistress of the Bobes Duchess of Boxburghe
Groom H. D. Erskine.
Physioan in Ordinary Sir Wm. Jenner, Bart. K.O. B.
Sergeant Surgeon Sir James Paget, Bart.
XASTBB or TRB H0S8B*8 DBPABffMBBT..
Master of the Horse Duke of Westmins
Clerk Marshall Lord Alfred Paget.
Grown Equerry and Secretary. . . .Colonel G. A. Maude, G.B.
Master of the Buckhounds Earl of Cork and Orrery
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PBINCE OF WALES' HOUSEHOLD.
Groom of the Stole
Comptroller and Treasurer. Mi^-Gen. Sir D M ProbynKCB
Private Secretary Francis KnoUys, Esq., G.B.
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HEB MAJESTY'S CHIEF OFFICERS.
HEB MAJESTY'S CHIEF OFFICEBS OF STATE.
Fint Lord of the TreMury. Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone.
Lord High Chancellor Bight Hon. Lord Selhome.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Bight Hon. Earl Spencer.
^'th?^cJi^!^.!?f.!!r!**!'!.?^| ^8^* ^<>'*- ^'^ Carlingford.
Chancellor of the Bxdhequer. Bight Hon. H. C. E. Childers.
' Home Bight Hon Sir W.y.Haroourt
Foreign Bight Hon. Earl 6ranvill&
Secretaries of
State.
Colomes Bight Hon. Earl Derby, ^f^
War .Bt. Hon. Marquis TTnitlitfilTi
India Bight Hon. Earl Slimherley.
First Lord of the Admiralty Bight Hon. Earl of Northbrook
President of the Board of T^ade. . . .Bight Hon. Jos. Chamberlin.
Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster. .Bight Hon. J. G. Dodson.
President of Local Govt. Board Bight Hon. Sir Chas.W.Dilke.
SCOTLAND.
Lord High Constable Earl of ErroU.
Keeper of the Great Seal Earl of Selkirk.
Depu^ Kemer of the Great Seal.. .J. H. Mackenzie, Esq.
Lord Privy Seal Marquis of Lothian.
Master of the Hous^old Duke of Argyll, K.T.
Standard Bearer Earl of Lauderdale.
Lord High Commissioner Earl of Aberdeen.
Lord Justice General Bight Hon. John Inglis.
Lord Justice Clerk Bight Hon. Lord Moncreiff.
Lord Advocate Bight Hon. J. B. Balfour.
Solicitor^General , Alexander S. Asher.
Lord Clerk Bes^strar. Earl of Glasgow.
Deputy Clerk Begister W. P. Dundas, Esq.
Commander of the Forces. M%jor-Gen. A. M. Macdonald.
Assistant Acyutant-Gheneral Colonel G. Preston, C.B.
IBELAND.
Lord Lieutenant, Earl Spencer, K.G.
Chief Sec. andKeeperof Privy Seal. Bight Hon. G. Otto Trevelyan
Under-Secretary B. G. C. Hamilton.
Assist. Under-Se<»retary and Clerk
of Council. W. S. B. Kaye.
Private Secretary G. Courtney Boyle.
State Steward Earl of Wicklow.
Controller Colonel J. A. Caulfleld
Chamberla^ F. Lambart.
Lord Ohanoellor Bight Hon.
Attorney-General Biriit Hon. J. B. Balfour.
Solidtor-Gtoneral A. M. Potter.
Commander of the Forces Gen. Sir Thos. Steele, K.C.B.
Demity AdUatant-General C!olonel Sir T. D. Baker.
Military Secretary lieutenant-Colonel P. Boyle.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Seat qf Ooverntiuni. Ottawa.
GOVERNOR-GENEEAL OF CANADA,
Aidea-de-eatnpj Ǥc.
His BzoBLLiiroT thb Most Hokorablb Hxnbt Ghai»iBB Ksith
PjaTT-FnucAUBio, Mabquii of Lakdsdowkii, in the Conatj
of Somerset, Barl of Wycombe of Chipping Wycombe, in the
Connty of Backs. Viscount Gain and Oalnstone in the Goanty of
Wilts, and Lora Wycombe, Baron of Ghipping Wycombe, in
the Ooonty of Backs, in the Peerage of Great Britam ; Earl of
Kerry and Earl of Shelboume, Viscount Glanmanrice and Fitz-
mannce, Baron of Kerry, Lixnaw, and Dunkerron, in the
Peerage of Ireland. Gtoyemor-General of the Dominion of
Ganada, and Vice-Aomiral of the same, <&c., Jkc., Ao,
Mi^or, Viscount Melgund, Goremor-Greneral's Secretary, and
Military Secretary.
Lieutenant H. Streatflfld, Grenadier-Guards, Aide-de-Gamp.
lieut. The Honorable H. J. Anson, Highland Light Infantiy,
Aide-de-Gamp.
Deputy Qovernora.
The Hon. Sir William Bitohie, Kt., Ghief-Justice Supreme Gourt
of Ganada.
John J. MoGee, Esq., Glerk Queen^s Privy Council for Ganada.
PRIVY COUNCIL.
P«..ofth.0.ancU(P»mi.r) P'S^SSSajLo^. '"'" ^^
Minister of Finance Sir S. L. Tilley, K.G.« M.G.
Minister of Bailwars A Canals. .Sir Charles Tupper, K.C., M.G.
Postmaster-General Hon. John Garling.
Minister of Justice Sir Alex. GampbeU, K.C., M.G.
Minister of Public Works Sir H. L. Langevin. K.G., M.G.
Minister Of Agriculture .Hon. John Hennr Pope.
Minister of Customs Hon Maokencie BoweU.
Minister of Militia and Defence. Hon. A. P. Garon.
Secretary of State Hon. J. A. Ghapleau.
Minister of Marine A Fisheries. .Hon. A. W. McLelan.
Minister of Inland Bevenue Hon. John Costigan.
Minister of the Interior Hon. D. L. Macpherson.
Without Portfolio Hon. Frank Smith.
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Clerk of the Privy CSoancil, John J. McG«e.
PBTVT COUNCIL (East Bi<ook).
John J. McOee, clerk of the Council;
„w«« ». ^^^^^, w«.-. w. ...«>^»«w., ' — ^aniitftnt
do ; Henry AlexAnder, W. H. Lee, L. J. Burpee, F. l^ewby, F
K. Bennetts, 0. L. E. Moll, W. L B. Jones, clerks ; M. Naughton,
doorkeeper and messenger ; J. Grenier, W. Oroome, W. Beynolds,
B. Chilton, messengers.
Commiasionera/or Iniemal Economy of the Hoitse of Commons.
Bt. Hon. Sir John Maedonald, Minister of the Interior.
Sir Charles Tnpper, Minister of Bidlways.
Sir S. L. Tilley , Minister of Finance.
Sir Hector Langevin, Minister of Public Works.
Hon. J. O. Blanchet, Speaker.
SENATORS OF CANADA.
The Hon. Wm. Miller, Speaker.
E. J. Langeyin, Clerk of the Parliaments.
The HonoreMe. p. o. ▲ddbiss.
Alexander, George Woodstoek, Ont.
Allan, George W .Toronto.
Almon, Wiluam J Halifax, N.S.
Archibald, Thomas D Sydney, N.S.
Armand, Joseph F lEUridres-des-Prairies.
Baillargeon, Pierre .- Quebec.
Bellerose, Joseph Hyaeinthe St. Vincent de Paul.
Benson, James Bea St. Catherines, Ont.
Botsford, Amos Edwin Westcock, Westmoreland,
N.S.
Boucherville, C. £. Bouchei* de Boucherville.
Bouriuot, John Sydney, N.S.
Boyd, John St. John, N.B.
GampbelL Sir Alexander Ottawa.
Garvell, J. S r. .Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Chaffers, W. H St. Cdsaire.
Chapais, Jean C St. Denis, Eamouraska.
Cochrane, Matthew H Compton.
Cormier, Charles Plessisville.
DeBlois, P., A Beauport, P.Q.
Dever, James .St. John, N.B.
Dickey, Bobert B ...Amherst, N.S.
Dickson, Walter H Niagara, Ont.
Ferguson. John Bathurst, N.B.
Ferrier, James. Montreal.
FUnt, Billa BSUeviUe.
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The HonordUe. p. o. addkuw.
Girard) Iffaro Amable St. Boniface, Man
Olaiier, John Snnbary, N. B.
Grant, Bobert P « Pietoo, N.S.
G-ndTremont, Jean Baptiste. SoreL
Hamilton, John , Montreal.
Haythome, Bobert Pooro Oharlottetown, P.E.I.
Howlan, George W Alberton, P.E I.
Kaulbadi, Henry A. N. . . . ; Lnnenbarg, N 3.
Leonard, EUjah London, (mt.
Lewin, James D St. John. N.B.
MoGlelan, Abner Beid HopeweUj Albert County.
Maclnnes, Donald Hamilton.
MadlnnetL Thomas B New Westminster, B.C.
McKay, Thomas Colchester, N.S.
McMaster, William . > Toronto.
Macdonald, William J Victoria, B.C.
Macfarlane, A Wallace, N.S.
Macpherson, David L Toronto.
Masson, L. F. B Terrebonne, P.O.
MiUer, William. . . .(Speaker) Arichat, N.S.
Montgomery, Donala Park Come]^ P.E.I.
Muirhead, William. ... Chatham, N.B.
Northwood, Joseph Chatham, Ont.
Nelson, Hugh Bnrrardlnle^ B.C.
Odell, William ft.... Fredericton, N.B.
O'Donohoe, John Toronto.
Ogilvie, Alexander W Montreal.
Paquet, Anselme Homdre St Cathbert, P.Q.
Pelletier, C. A. P Quebec.
Plumb, J. B Niagara.
Power, Lawrence QeolErey Haluax, N. S.
Poxer* Christian H St. George, Beauce.
Bead, Bobert Belleville.
Beesor, David .Yorkville.
Bobitaille, Louis New Carlisle, P.Q.
Byan, Tnomas Montreal.
Scott, Bichard W Ottawa.
Schultz, John ^ Winnipeg.
Simpson^ John Bowmanville.
Skead,james ... Ottawa.
Smith, Frank Toronto.
Stevens, Gardner G Waterloo, P.Q.
Sutherland, John .Kildonan, Man.
Thibaudeau, Joseph Bossaire Montreal.
Trudel, F.X A Montreal.
Yidal, Alexander Samia.
Wark, David Fredericton, N.B.
Note. — Six seats in ^e Senate are vacant at time of going to
press.
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PEBMANENT OFFICERS OF THE SENATE OF GAKADA.
E. J. Langevin, derk, master in chanoery* cashier and aooouni-
ant ; James Adamson, assistant clerk and master in chancery ;
J. G. A. GreightOD, law clerk, master in chancery, clerk of com-
mittees, and English translator; Bev. i , chaplain;
A. A. Boucher, master in dianoery, second cleilc assistant and
cnief French translator; Peter Miller, first English clerk, and
clerk of English joonnals ; A. Oameau, first French translator and
clerk; J. de St. Denis LeMoine, clerk of the French journals,
second French translator, and sergeant-at-arms ; Ivanhoe Taoh6,
assistantclericof French journals, and deputy sergeant-at-arms;
B. W. Stephen, assistant accountant and clerk; Alexander
Soutter, third English clerk, and clerk of p)< \te bills; B, B.
Kimber, gentleman usher of the black rod ; j . B. Myrand, post-
master; Peter Dunne, housekeeper; Pierre Battey, doorkeeper;
Thomas Wheeler, newsroom keeper; Ghas. Young, Speaker's
messenger ; —— , wardrobe and assistant doorkeeper ;
F. Gilbert, bank messenger ; John Dunne, O. Archambault and
Joseph Larose, permanent messengers; Andr6 Gravelle, house
carpenter ; Lo^iis Bobitaille, Joseph Pelletier, Thomas Davis and
Theodule Paquet, sessional messengers; Fred. Merritt, J. A.
Ghoquette, B. Oraburn, G. Fitzgerald, and A. Dahamel, pages.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
(Has 211 members, being 92 for Ontario, 65 for Quebec, 21 for
Nova Scotia, 16 for New Brunswick, 6 for Prince Edward Island,
6 for British Golumbia, and 5 for Manitoba.
The Hon. George A. Kirkpatrick, Speaker.
J. Q. Bourino^ derk of the House.
PBOVINGE OF ONTABIO.
OON8TITUBNCIZ8. KBMBBB8. P. , 0. ADDBEiS.
Addington John W. Bell , Desmond. DXIC ~
Alffoma .Simon J. Dawson Pnnce Arthur L'dmg
Bothwell *.'.'.*. John J. Hawkins Brantford.
Brant, N James Somerville Dundas.
Do. S *.*.'.*. Wm. Pater8on........Brantfo ;d.
Brockville . ... .John F. Wood Brockville.
Bruce, E. ! ,\V,\\ B- M. Wells Toronto.
Do7 N .'...!! Alexander McNeill. Wiarton.
Do* yii"""" Jas. Somerville .liucknow.
Gardwell * ' ' . . V. .*..*. .Thomas White Montreal.
C«l'»»-- ^'•_^_'**"*"S!S^-.Ottawa.
Dundas. . .
. . Xhs. E. Hickey , , Morrisburgh.
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MXMBIBI.
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Durhanit S-. A. T. H. WilUami.. . .Fort Hope.
Do. W Hon. Edward Blake. Toronto.
Blgin, E John H. Wilson St. Thomas.
Do. W «...(}eo. E. Casey Fingal.
Essex, N Jas. C. Patterson Windsor.
Do. S LouisWigle Leamington.
Frontenao Hon G.A.ICirkpatrick. Kingston.
Olenganr Donald Macmaster. . .MontreaL
GrenTille W. T. Benson Cardinal.
Orej, N Benjamin Allen Owen Sound.
Do. B Thomas Sproule Markdale.
Do. S Geo. Landerkin Hanorer.
Haldimand David Thompson Deans.
Halton • Wm. McGraney Oak-rille.
Hamilton F. E. Kttvert Hamilton.^
Do. Thos. Robertson **
Hastings, N Honorable Mackenaie
Bowell Ottawa.
Do. E John White..... BosHn.
Do. W Alex. Bobertson BelleriUe.
Huron, B Thos. Farrow Bluerale.
Do. S John McMillan Constance.
Do. W M. C. Cameron Goderich.
Kent Henry Smyth Chatham.
Kingston Alex. Gunn Kingston.
Lambton, E J. H. Fairbank Petrolia.
Do. W J. F.Lister. Samia.
Lanark, N Joseph Jamieson Almonte.
Do. S John O. Haggart Perth.
Leeds, N C. F. Ferguson Kemptyille.
Do. S GeorgeTaylor Ganwooque.
Lennox Election pending
Lincoln and Niagara. J. C. Barkert St. Catherines.
London Hon. J. Carlina Ottawa.
Middlesex, N Timothy Coughlin. . . .Offa.
Do. B Duncan Maomillan. . . London
Do. 8 Jas. Armstrong. London.
Do. W. Election pending.
Monck Lauchliin McCallum. .Stromness.
Mtttkoka Wm. B. O'Brien. ..... Sbanfy Bay.
Norfolk, N . . .John Charlton Lynedoeh.
DOb S Joseph Jackson Simcoe.
Northumberland, B. . .Edward Cochrane. • . .Brighton.
Do. W. . .George Guillet. Gobourg.
Ontario^ N A.P. Gockbum ..Bearerton.
Do. 8 F. W. Glen Oshawa.
Do. W Goorge Whaeler Uxbridge.
Ottawa Oitj Chas. H. Maddntodi.Ottowa.
^^^ Do. <^..Joiq»h Taii6 •*
Oxxord,17 .Jamn Sutherland. .. .Woodttoek.
Do. S Archibald Harle7....Hacley..
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Jjni ACGIDBIIT«-€APITAI«* • • •l»18ft»0M.
OOHITETUKirOIBI.
MSMBBBS.
P. O. ADDBB8B.
PmA James Fleming. Bramfiton.
P«rfth, N S. ILHesBon Stratford.
Da 8 JamesTrow **
Peterboxo', E John Bumham Aihbnmhanu
Bo. W Geo. Hilliard Peterborough,
Presoott Simon Labroise St. Eugdne.
Prinoe Edward J. M. Piatt Pioton.
Benfrew, N* P.White Pembroke.
Do. S B. Campbell Eganville.
Busaell M. K. Dickinson Manotiok.
Simooe, E Herman H. Ck)ok Toronto.
Do. N D. McCarthy Barrie.
Do. S. Bichard Tyrwhitt. . . .Bradford.
Stormont A Gornwidl. Darby Bergin Cornwall.
Toronto, E John Small Toronto.
Do. BobertHay "
Do. W JasBeaty, Jr »♦
Yiotoria, N Hector Cameron "
Do. S" " Jos. B. Dundas Lindsay.
Waterloo, N Hugo Kranz Berlin.
Do. S Jas. Livingstone Baden.
Welland John Ferguson Niagara.
Wellington, N Jas. McMuUen Mount Forest*
Da C G. T. Orton Hanover.
Do. S James Innes Guelph.
Wentworth, N Thomas Bain- Strabane.
Do. S Lewis Springer Hamilton.
York, N William Mulook Toronto.
Do. E Hon. A. Mackenzie. . . **
Da W N. C. Wallace... ....Woodbridge.
PBOYIKCE OF QUEBEC.
Argenteuil Hon. J. J. C. Abbott. . Montreal.
Bigot Flavien Dupont St. Liboire.
Baanoe. . . .• Jos. Bolduo St. Victor de Tring.
Beauhamois. J. Q. H. Bergeron . . . .Montreal.
BeUechasae Guillaume Amyot. . . .Quebec.
Btothier. E. O. Cuthbert Berthier (en haut,)
BomiT«n,tiire L. J. Biopel New Carlisle.
Brome 8. A. Fisher.... Knowlton.
Ohambly. P. B. Benoit St. Hubert. •
Ohamplain H. MontplaUsir Cap de la Magdeleine
Gharievoix S. X. Cimon St. Etienne, Malbaie.
Chataaoguaj. Edward Holton Montreal.
Ohiooa^ni, te J. A. Gagn6 Chicoutimi.
OomnBton Hon. John H. Pope... Ottawa.
Dorahefter 0. A. Lasage Ste. Claire.
Drommond, Ac D. O. Bourbean YictoriaTllle.
Qmph PierreFortin Gasp^Basin.
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ai6
DOMINION OF CANADA.
cotrmrvBiroxsf*
miXBBBS.
p. O. AHJXBMBM.
Hoohelagft '. . . . . A. Detiardins Montreal.
Hontingaoni. Julius Soriyor Hemmingford.
Iberville Francois B6chard . . .Mount Johnson.
Jacques Oartier. Ddsird Girouard Montreal.
Joliette..*. E. Ouilbault JoUette.
Kamoonika, G. B. Blondeau St. Pascal.
Lapairie A. Pinsoimeault St. Jacques le Mineur
L'Assomption H. Hurteau L' Assomption.
Laval ', J. Ald^rio Ouimet. ...Montreal.
Lftris J,,.. .Isidore Belleau Ldvis.
L*Idet . P. B. Gasgrain Quebec.
Lotbinitoe G. J. Binfret Ste. Oroiz.
MaskinongA Frederic Houde Montreal.
Megantio. . . .'. L. J. C. Frechette St. Ferdinand.
Misaisquoi Geo. B. Baker Sweetsburg.
Montcalm. Firman Dugas Montcalm.
Montmagny .Philippe Landrj Quebec.
Montmortncgr P. V. Yalin Quebec.
Montreal CBast) C.J. Coursol Montreal. •
Montreal (Gcnatre) ... .J. J. Curran '*
Montreal (West). . . . . .M. H. Ganlt **
Napierville M6d6ric Gatudal Kapieryille.
Nicdiet F. X. O. M^thot St. Pierre les Becquets
Ottawa County Alonso Wright Ironside, Hull.
Pontiac John Bryson Fort Goulonge.
Portneuf " " E. A. de St. Georges. .QuebecN
Quebec (East) Hon. W. Laurier Arthabaskaville.
Quebec (Gentre) J. G. Boss^^ Quebec.
Quebec (West) Hon. T. McGreevy ... '*
Quebec County Hon. P. Adolp. Caron. Ottawa.
Bichelieu L. H. Massue .Ste. Anne do Yaren'es
Richmond, Ac Wm . B. Ives Sherbrooke.
Bimouski L. A. Billy St. Germain de Bi-
mouski.
Bouville G. A. Gigault St. G^saire.
St. Hyacinthe M. E. Bemier St. Hyaciuthe.
St. Jcums Francois Bourassa .... St. Valentine
St. Maurice L. L. L. Desaulniers. .Montreal. —
Shefford Mif hel Auger Boston Pond.
Sherbrooke B. K. Hall Sherbrooke.
Soulanges G. B. L. G. H. S. De
Beaigeu Goteau du Lac.
Stansteijid. Charles C. Colby Stanstead.
Temiscouata. P. E. Grandbois ^ividre-du-Lonp,
(en ha§).
Terrebonne Hon. J. A. Ghapleau. . Ottawa.
Three Bivers. Sir H. L. Langevin,
K.O.M.G., G.B.Ottawa.
Two Mountains .J. B. Daoust. ^ St. Eustache.
YaudreuU .......,., .Hugh McMillan . ^ .. ..Bigaudf . ,
: 1
wiilMiawiniii II
mm %9 9 apm U &m do not Tom th» galley.
i^iaMtM^
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
S17
ooiriTrrnBiioiai.
MBMBRBI.
p. O. ▲DDEBM.
Yerohdres Hon. F. Geoffrion. . . .Yerohdren.
Tamaska { . . .Fabien Yanaise Montreal.
NOYA SCOTIA.
Annapolis Wm. Hy. Bay Olemimtsport.
Antigoniah Angus Molsaao Antigoniah.
Cape Breton Murray Dodd Sydney.
Cape Breton Wm. McDonald . . Little Glaoe Bay.
Ooloheiter Hen. A. W. MoLelan. Ottawa.
Cumberland Sir Clias. Tupper,
K.C.M.Om C.B.Ottawa.
Digby Hon. W. B. Yan Halifax.
Gnysboro' John A. Kirk Glenelg.
Halifax John F, Stairs Halifax.
Halifax M. B. Daly **
Hants W. H. Allison Newport.
Inverness Hugh Cameron Mabou.
Kings D. B. Woodworth. . . .Comwallis. .
Lunenburg C. E. Kaulbach Lunenburg.
Piotou John McDougald WestriUe.
Pictou C.H. Tupper Halifax.
Saeen's Jas. F. Forbes LirerpooL
iohmond Hy. N. Paint Halifax.
Shelboume Thos. Bobertson Barrington*
Yictoria C. J. Campbell Baddedc.
Yarmouth Joseph B. Kemy Yarmoutfi.
NEW BBUNSWICK.
Albert John Wallace Hillsboro.
Oarleton David Irvine Wicklow.
Charlotte Arthur H. Gilmour. . .St. George.
Gloucester. Kennedy F. Bums .... Bathorst. -
Kent P. A. Landry Dorchester.
Kings Geo.E. Fostsr Apohaqoi.
Northumberland Hon. Peter Mitchell. .Montreal.
Sueens G. G. King Chipman.
estigouche Bobt. Moffatt Dalhousie,
St. John (County). . . .Sir S. Leonard Tilley
K.C.M.G., C.B.Ottawa.
St. John (City) Hon. Isaac Burpee. . .St. John.
St. John (City) C. W. Weldon "
Sunbury Chas. Burpee Sheffield,
Yictoria. Hon. John 0>stigan. .Ottawa.
Westmoreland Josiah Wood Sackville.
York. John Plokard. Fredericton.
CmSBHS UrSCBABTOB OOMFAKT— LOAfl»
it«d Alter ihrmm jtmuts Im ibi
ill
PBIKOE EDWARD ISLAIO).
oovmruBfouM. mbmbbbi. v. o. aodbmi.
King*! Oonnty A. 0. Maodonald Montaga* Bridge
do. P. A. Molntjrre Sonrli.
Prince County Jamei Teo Port Hill.
do. Bdward Haokett Ottawa.
Qoeen'i Ckmnty. Lonii Henrj Duriei. .Oharlottetown.
do F. de St. 0. Breoken. .ChMrlottetown.
BBITISH COLUMBIA.
Cariboo Jamei Reid Qaetnellemonth.
Kew Westminiter ... .J. A. R Homer New Wettmiiuiter.
Vanconyer D. W. Gordon Nanaimo.
Yiotoria B. 0. Baker Yictoria.
do N. Shakespeare <*
Tale F.J. Barnard <*
MANITOBA.
Lisgar. ...A. W. Boas Winnipsg.
Marquette. Bobert Watson Portage la Prairie.
ProTencher Joseph Royal St. Boniface.
Selkirk Hugh Sutherland WiiLnipeg.
Winnipeg T. Scott
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PERMANENT OFFIOERS OF THE HOUSB OF COMMONS.
(CxilTSAIi BZiOOX.)
John O. Bourinot. derk of the House ; F. F. Rouleau, clerk
assistant; D. W. Macdonell, sergeant-at-arms ; Hy R. Smith,
depu^ seraeant-at-arms ; Henry Hartney, accountant ; Gnstarus
W. wicksteed, law clerk : Wm. Wilson, assistant law clerk and
Btaglish translator; T. O. Coursolles, assistant law clerk and
FrMidh translator; J. R. E. Ghapleau, translator of TOtes and
Journals; Herman Poetter. clerk of votes and proceedings; W. B.
Ross, English Journal clerk; P. Rivet, French journal clerk ; B.
Tlimki 4>le')c of committees ; F. Hayes, R. J. Wicksteediassistant
Siu^Ul translators ; J. F. Oingras, J. A. G^nand, A. Fr6ohett<^
Jtt 'MniJpiRiiee, D. L. Desaulniers, E. E. Qu6ry, assistant French
tfflMiwNi ; F. McGillivray, clerk of routine and records ; Henry
B. IB^ipiMi engrossing clerk ; R. Romaine, clerk of stationery; A.
SkMMie, assistant clerk of stationery ; I. B. Taylor, indexing clerk,
and clerk of proceedings in assistant derk^s office; R. McG-. MoffatI
elerk of railway and banking committees ; Charles Panet, derk c^
standing orders and miscellaneous private bills eommitte«s; B. P<
/
0M TMMM SBOrSITT OP m VMWm
OOVSBNMENT DEPABTMENT8.
319
Haiiney, clerk of public aooounta oommiltee, and Mditant clerk
of railway and banking committees ; Walter Todd, anietant clerk
of ttanding orders committee ; Fran^oie X. Blanohet, aseiutant
dark of oommitteea ; Wm. G. Bowlet. aaeiitant clerk of Totea and
TCOoeedioge. and eecrotary to the clerk of the Ho«m; A. G. D.
Taylor, aeiistant clerk of English Journals and petitions ; Jas.
Didton, clerk of sessional papers ; N. Balsaretti« assistant French
Journal clerk; Bobert Brewer bookkeeper; T. Onimet and N.
Bobidouz, junior clerks ; P. Poirier. postmaster; J. Stansfleld, Jr.,
aMistant postmaster , A. E. Pollptier, P. 0. messenger.
PuirriHO or Pabuakbtit.— H. Hartney, superintendent ; B.
Bokterell, Jr.. distributor of printed papers ; N. Boulet and H. A.
Botterell, assistants ; J. Bivet and J. Wliillook, messengers .
OOMMI88IOKBRB rOB ADMIHIiTBBINO THjiI OaTH TO M aMBBBI.—
J* G. Bourinot, clerk of the House ; D. W. Macdonell. sergeant-
at-arms ; G. W. Wioksteed, law clerk ; •!. Hartney.
Tbb Librabt or PABLiAMBirr. — ^The library was constituted a
separate department of the public service by t; 'a Ac>: 34 Vic, chap.
21. The officers are appointed by the Crown, an<* are respnnsiTle
to the Speakers of the Senate ana House of Comiaons as'Hotedby
a Joint committee of both Houses, sessionally appointed. . Todd,
librarian ; A. D. Becellee, Assistant librarinn ; A. .A^ierridre,
■enior clerk French division ; A. Hamlyn To-id. senior oler
English division ; James Fletcher, registry clerk , j h mes OampbQil^
clerk English division ; L. P. Sylvain, assistant clerv. French divi-
sion ; E. Stewart Thane, extra clerk ; L. J. GasauU, ohi^f messen-
ger and caretaker; Jas. H. Dunlop, J. W. Byan and J. B. B»tl4,
messengers.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
DEPABTMENTAL BUILDINC^S (BASTBBN BLOCK).
GovKBNOR GfiKBBAii Secbetary's OFFICE. — M^jor Viaoount
Melgund, Gk>vernor Genemrs secretary ; C. T. Jones, chief clerk :
W. Campbell, P. L. MoDermoti^ F. Stuart, clerks; G. Smith,
messenger ; H. G. Clarke, orde ly.
Customs DHPABTMBirr.>-Hon. Mackenzie BoweU, minister of
Customs; J. Johnson commissioner of customs; J. W. Peachy,
chief derk correspondence ; T. A. D. Bliss, clerk.
AccountanVa Branch. — W. G. Parmelee, ac oonpt ant and chief
clerk; T. J. Watters, J. J. Campbell A. L. "Wll^rs, John E.
Smith, clerks.
TMMM CngEZEJSH UfBUBANCTB CO.— FIRE BBAITOH.
•treil, for wlileli low llciireii wlU be qaoted. A««iieiM
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220
DOMINION OF CANADA.
StatUtUxU, Branch.— J. Barry, chief clerk; H 0. Hay, O. Y.
Ince. J. S. Fairweather, C. H. Harding, F. Bennut, C. E. McKiel,
A. C. BleAney, G. H. Fawcett, Sydney A. Dunlcvie, derks.
Cheeking Branch.— W, 0. Baker, W. Bussell, G-. S. Bobertson,
John Courtney, derki.
Stationery Branch.— J. Ackers, clerk.
Miniater'a Private Secretary,— IE. L. Sanders, acting.
I iMeesengera.^ John Walls and J. Carleton.
Inspectors of Ports and Collectors of Customs.—'H.. Karanagh,
inspector, Montreal; J. J. Kerr, inspector, Amherst, N.S.; J. W.
Gudlip, St. John, N.B.; T. G. Mewbum, inspector, Hamilton, Ont.;
W. B. Merigage lor Manitoba and North-West Territories; J. F.
Wolff, special agent.
Ports and Collector Sj Province of Ontario.
Ports marked thus (*) are warehousing ports.
Morrisburg, H. Carman.
*Napanee, E. D. Phillips, acting.
^Newcastle, F. Farncomb.
♦Niagara, W. Klrby.
•Oakvillc, R. K. Chisholm.
*Oshawa, G. F. Blarney.
♦Ottawa, Z. Wilson.
Owen Sound, J. C. Stephens.
♦Paris, Thomas Hall.
Penetangui ahone.
Peterboro, J. Stratton.
♦Picton, Walter J. Boss.
Port Arthur, P. Nicholson.
^Amherstburg, E. Anderson.
*Belleville, W. Webster.
Berlin, A L. Bowman.
*Brantford, H. B. Leeming.
Brighton, M. K. Lockwood.
*BrookTille, G. Easton.
♦Chatham, J. G. Penuefather.
♦Cobourg, C. £. Ewing.
*Clittoii,^W. Leggett.
♦Colborne, D. E. Macfarland.
♦Colhngwood, G. Watson.
♦Cornwall, A. V. McMillan.
♦Cramahe, G. O. Fowler.
♦Darlington, J. Bankin.
- Deseronto, T. G. Pile.
♦Dover, T. B. Barrett.
♦Dundas. W. Gillespy.
♦Dunnviile, A. Brownson.
♦Fort Erie, Wm. Buchner.
♦Gananoque, J. Ormiston.
♦Gait, T. Bryan.
♦Goderich, D. Doty.
♦Guelph, T. A. Hefeman.
♦Hamilton, D. McCulloch.
*Hope, E. J. W. Barton.
♦Kingston, Clark Hamilton.
Kingsville. S. A. King.
♦Lindsay, D. Drowne.
♦London, B. Beid.
Ports and CUIeetors, Province of Quebec.
OlarenceTilleJVT. M. Pattison. Perc6, W' Flynn.
♦Coaticookejpf. S. Williams. ♦Quebec, J. G. Blanchet.
♦Dundee, MrM. Smith. ♦Bimouski, P. L. Gaurreau.
♦Prescptt, H. D. .fessup.
♦Sarma, G. Matheson.
Saugeen, J. Fleming
♦Sault St. Marie, J. Wilson.
St. Catharines, H. H. Collier.
St. Thomas, E. A. Dunham.
♦Stratford, J. Hamilton.
♦Toronto, Hon. J ames Patton.
Trenton, F. J. M aguire.
Wallaceburg C- Fraser.
♦Whitby, G. A. Carson.
♦Windsor, W. Benson.
♦Woodstock, W. H. Van Ingen.
S^nsebold aod good Commeretol Blslui speelally •
ta •M prtwctpal towns. 'Lomm paid, OTOr §!,••• » •••!•
GOVERNMENT DEPABTMENTS.
231
*Freligh8burp, Wni. C. Baker.
*Gtasp(fj J. J. Kavanngh.
HeminiuKford, F. S. Proper.
Lacolle, P. DozoiB.
^Magdalen Islands,
J. B. F. Painchaad.
^Montreal, M. P. Ryan.
*New Carlisle, P. 0. Beauohesne.
Potton, Walter Lynch.
Russelltown., R J. Rogers.
*Sherbrooke, C. E. Perry.
Stanstead, G. S. Ghinnel.
*St. Johns, H. G. Perchard.
*Sorel, G. Peltier.
St. Hyacinthei Jos. A. Hamel.
Sutton, Asa Frary.
Three Rivers, A. A. Lantier.
Ports and Collector a, Province of Nova Scotia.
""Amherst, N. I'upper.
^Annapolis, A. Fullerton.
"'Antigonish, R. Grant.
*Arichat, R. Benoit.
♦Beddeck, C. G. Campbell.
""Barrington, D. Sargent.
^Bridgetown, S. S. Ruggles.
*Cornwallis, E. Rand.
♦Digby, E. Viets.
Guysboro, J. A. Tory.
♦Halifax. Hon. W. Ross.
""Liverpool, John H. Dunlop.
""Lockeport, G. Stalker.
I'Lundoiiderry, R. J)ill.
I'Luneuburtf, E. Dowling.
*MargaretsTille, D. W. Landers.
*N. Sydney. Cape Breton,
A. G. Hamilton.
♦Parrsboro, A. S. Townsend.
*Pictou, D. McDonald.
Port Hawkesbury, M. Bourinot.
*Port Hood, E. D. Tremaine.
*Port Medway, J. J. Letson.
«Shelbume, W. A Atwood.
Sydney, C B., R. McDonald.
Truro, J. F. Crowe.
•Windsor, E. O'Brien.
•Weymouth, N. B. Jones.
•Yarmouth, W. H. Moody.
Ports and Collectors, Prvoince of New Brunswick.
♦Bathurst, W. J. O'Brien.
•Campo Bello (Welchpool),
J. Farmer.
•Oaraquette, .T. C. Blackhall.
C^^Hthum, D. Ferguson.
•DaUiousie, W. Montgomery.
Dorcheattfr, J. Hickmau.
Fredcricton, A. F. Street.
Grand Falls, F. W. Brown.
•Moncton, J. W. Binney.
Newcastle, R. B. Haddow.
Richibucto, J. Rusk.
•Sackyille, W. (?. Milner.
•Shediiu;, W. L. G. Harrington.
Snippegan, H. A. Sormany.
•St. Andrew's, G. M. Gove.
St George, Jas. McKay.
•St. John, J. R Ruel,
Hillsborough, W. E. Stevens. •St. Stephen, H. Webber.
•McAdam's .J unction, S. Watts. •Woodstock, D. F. Merritt.
Ports and CoUectors^ Province qf Prince Edward Idand,
Charlottetown, James Currie. Summerside, C. W. Strong.
Ports and CoUectortj Province of Manitoba.
Winnipeg, W. R. Mingaye. Emerson, F. T. Bradley.
Ports and Collectors^ Province cf British Columbia,
Victoria, Hon. W. Hamley. New Westminister, J. S. Clute.
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223
DOMINION OF CANADA.
DspxHTMsar or Juitiok — Sir Alexander Campbell, K.C.M.O.,
minister of jottioe and attorney-general of Ganada; O. W. Bur-
bidge, depu^ minister of justice ; A. Power, John IsosHc, O. L. B.
Eraser, Augnatus Keefer, F. H. Oisbome, W. E. Hodgins, H. B.
8. Lane, W. H. Blackadar, P. M. Ck>t6, clerks; H. J. Hopkirk,
minister's priyat^ secretary ; John Clay and P. B, Gurrani mes-
isogers.
PeniteiUiary Branch.-^. 6. Moylan, inspector ; O. L. Foster
aooonntant of penitentiaries; H. Low, clerk.
FnrAHCK DBPABTMKirr.— Hon. Sir S. L Tilley, G. B , K.G.M.G.,
minister of finance ; J. M. Gonrtney. deputy ministHr of finance
and secretary to the Hon. the Treasury Board ; T. D. Tims,
financial inspector ; F. Toller, controller of Dominion currency ;
T. Boss, accountant of contingencies ; J. A. Torrance, Dominion
bookkeeper; G. J. Anderson, Dominion Sarings Bank chief clerk;
B. W. Baxter, Moore A. Higgins, J. Bobins, M. G. Dickinson,
1st class clerks ; H. A. Jones, B. O'Beilly, J A. Glayton, J. P.
Macpherson, H. G. Fripp, J. B. H. Neeve* J. E. Nash, G. E. Tur-
geou. G. F. Street, C. A. Oough, J. Hopkirk. Geo. Lowe, jr., G. T.
Orookshank, John McNicol, N. S. Garland, G. M. Jarvts E. S.
Wiggins, 2nd class clerks ; 0. H. Terry, J. Fraser, G. J. Taskor,
0. Webber, G. W. Treadwell, E. Gapbert, Tbos. Gilmour, John
Belfour, F. A. Gofflo, W. L. Blair, G Htnnton, T. G. Boville, G.
W. G. Tabor. Wra. Ketchum; 3rd class clerks ; G. Y. Crookshank,
minister's priyate secretary ; Professor J. B Giierriman, super-
intendent of Insurance ; G. E. Anderson, assistant superintendeut.
A. K. Blackadar, W. J. B. McMinn, clerks ; P. Connolly, F.
HcGaffireyi P. Pender, W. H. Ostrom, J. F. McCaffrey, messengers.
Dbpabtmbmt or thb Sbor^abt of Statb. -Hon. Joseph A.
Ghapleau, Q.G., LL.D., secretary of state ; Grant Powell, under*
secretary of state.
Correapondenet Branch. — Henry J. Morgan, chief clerk of the
department; Wm. Herbert Jones, H. E. Steele, E. J. Pulford, E.
Bmond, N. X. Larochelle, clerks. Registry Brnrwh.—h. A. Ca-
tellier, deputy renistrar general of the Department; Alphonse
Audet, keeper of Becoris; J. \. Bnlanger, R. Brousse^u, J. J.
Bum. A. G. Learoyd, ^V . S. Gliddon, G. Collins, J. W. Storr, P.
T. Kirwan, D. D. McDonald, G. Medlow, D. Dunn, C. S Sanson,
T. J. Code, E. J. Harrison, clerks. Stationery Office — J. Younp,
T. Boxborough, T. Bobertson, A. H. Beaulieu, W. WaUh, Frank
Gtoldthrite. clerks. Queen*a Printers firancA. — Lieut.-Col. B.
Chamberlain, G.M.G , D.G.L.. Queen's Printer; W. Gliddon, A.
Poitvin, L. A. Grison, A. O. Mousseau, clerks ; L H. Tach^,
private secretary to the Minister ; P. Logan, T. O'Keefc, J. Larkin,
J. Hughes, H. Allan, messengers ; John Foran, packer.
innmiTTTii
CAWAPI ATf COMOPAMT OITOUI AHT
UfTEHAUlO I4IFI6 IRAVRISHII.
bell, K.C.\r.G.,
la; O. W. Bur-
I«aHo, G. L. B.
Hodgins, H. B.
i. J. Hopkirk,
3, Curran, mes-
r ; O. L. Foster
3. B , K.O.M.O.,
istisr of finance
I; T. D. Tims,
nion currency ;
nnce, Dominion
ank chief clerk ;
G. Dickinson,
. Clayton, J. P.
I^ash, G. £. Tur-
liOwe, jr., G. Y.
Jarvis E. S.
r, C. J. Tanker,
Gilmour, John
C. Boville, C.
Y. Crookshank,
;rriman, super-
uperintendeut.
'. Connolly, F.
ey, messengers.
on. Joseph A.
Powell, under*
ef clerk of the
J. Pulford, E.
wfc.— L. A. Ca-
cnt; Alphonse
rousse^u, J. J.
. W. Storr, P.
r. S Sanson,
■««.-— J. Younff,
Walbh, Frank
Lieut. -Col. B.
. Gliddon, A.
L H. Tach/^,
«f<>, J. Larkin,
ker.
GOVEBNBfENT DEPABTMENT3.
223
AuDiTOB Gbrsraii's Omoa.->-J. L. McDougall. anditor^gene-
ral : J. Patterson, assistart auditor ; £ C. Barber, J. B. Simpson,
H. G. Dunlevie, B. D. viui erland, H. H.O. Gray, J. H. P Gib-
son, Thomas Porter, Johu 3-orman. J. B. Ljnch, Geo. C. Bolton,
F. E Hayter, L. A. Boissonuault, J. H. Balderson, J. G. Mc-
Donald, clerks ; John Pender, Francois Gassault, messengers.
DxPARTMBRT ov INLAND BsTSHTTB.— Hon. John Gostigau,
Minister of Inland Bevenue ; E. Miall, Commissioner. Corres-
S ending Branch.— W. Himsworth, corresponding clerk; W.
arter, A. Lusignan. Accountant's Branch. — P. M. Bobins,
accountant ; F. H. E. Oampeau, assistant ; J. E. Yalin, C. B. Hall,
J. A. Doyon, G. Brunei, J. Byrnes, clerks. Statistical Branch.—
F. Measam, W. L. Heron. B. Nettle, J. £. Shaw. Canal Branch.
— B. H. Teakles X. Stuart, B. Devlin. Adulteration of Food
C. E. Chubbuok. Forms Branch.— F. K. Blatch. Weights and
Measures. — ^W. J. Johnson, J. Brunei. Laboratory.— J. Fowler ;
messengersi G. Fowler and B. Archambault.
I IDiatriet Inapectora of Inland Beven^te. — ^Henry Godson, of
Toronto, Chief Inspector ; John Davis, of Windsor, for Windsor
district; J. Morrow, of Toronto, for Tbronto district; Wm. L.
Hamilton, of Ottawa, for Kingston district ; B. Bellemare, of
Montreal, for Montreal custrict; J. M. Lemoine, of Quebec, for
Quebec district ; Thomas Hanford, of St. John, N. B., for New
Brunswick district ; B. Borradaile, of Halifax, N. S., for Nova
Scotia district ; W. F. Gonin, of Winnip^, for Manitoba district ;
C. T. Dupont, of Victoria, for British Columbia ; B. Borradaile, of
Halifax, for Prince Edward Island; J. Davis, of Windsor,
Inspector of Distilleries ; W. J. Gerald, Inspector of Tobacco
Factories.
DxPARTKBNT Of TRB Intebiob.— Hou. D. L. Macphcrsou, min-
ister ; A. M. Burgess, deputy minister ; I«. G. Pereira, acting
minister's private secretary.
Seeretarifa Branch. — John B. Hall, secretary ; K. J. Henry,
registrar; G. W. Ryley, J. P. Dunne, P. B. Douglas, H. Kinlock,
W. Howe, C. C. Bogers, A. Chisholm, J. S. Brough, B. M. Bon-
fellow, N. O. Cot6, G. A. Sparkes, G. G. V. Ardouiu, £. Genest,
G. W. Patterson, W. Hatch, J. L. L*EtoUe.
Landa^ Grant Branch.— W, M. Goodeve, clerk in charge ; B
Lang, N. Tdtu, H. Sherwood, F. Chickley, B. Wallis, F. H. 0. Cox'^
Ordnance Landa^ Branch. — W. Mills, clerk in charge ; P. G.
Keyes, J. A. Pinard, accountant ; C H. Beddor, a^st. accountant
Survey^a Branch.— Lindsay Bussell, surveyor general ; captain
Deville, chief inspector of survey ; W. F. King, inspoctor of
survey; J. Johnston, chief draughtsman ; F. Cli^tou, A. Grinard,
P. B. Symes. L, T. Laoasse, B. Billings. B Bauscher, E. T. W .
Souter, M. Brady. C. Owen, A. Swinbum, P. Bobertson, A. Bobert-
8on, J. Dunuet, messengers.
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224
DOMINION OF CANADA.
DmPhxtuKXT or Ihdian Atfaibb— Insidb Sbbyigb.— The Bight
Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald, P.O.,K.G.B.,G.C.M.G., Superinten-
dent General of Indian Affairs ; L. Yankoughnet, deputy do. ;
Bobert Sinclair, chief clerk and accountant ; Wm. Plnmmer,
first class clerk ; A. Diugman, inspector of Indian Agencies and
Beserves ; J. Y. de Bouchenrille, Land Salem clerk ; A. N.
McNeill, corresponding clerk; F. W. Smith, assistant accountant ;
Samuel Stewart, clerk of Becords; Thps. F. S. Kirkpatrick,
assistant clerk of Becords; J. D. McLean, stenographer ; M. Ben-
son. French translator ; D. G. Scott, B. G. Dalton, clerks ; Thos.
Coffey, jun., assistant Land Sales clerk; H. G. McL. Maingy,
Joseph Delisle, H. J. Brook, H. C. Boss,, clerks ; Miss Fannie
Yielding, index clerk; John Austin, F. A. Boss, John McGirr,
D. C. F. Bliss, extra clerks; Thos. Starmer, housekeeper and
messenger ; James Stocombe, T. B. Boyschr, messengers.
OxTTSiDB Sbbviob.— Jndtan Branch— Ontario J.T. Gilkinson,
Indian Superintendent and Commissioner, Brantford; J. 0,
Phipps, Indian Superintendent. Manitowaning ; Ebenezer Watson,
Indian Land Agent, Samia; Charles Skene, Indian Superinten-
dent, Parry Sound ; John .\1 cintyre, Indian Agent, Lac des Mille
Lacs ; B. B. Miller, Indian Lands Agent, Wiarton ; Thos. Gordon,
Indian Agent, Strathroy; Wm. Yan Abbott. Indian Lands
Agent, Sault Ste. Marie; B. W. Boss, do., Cockbum Island;
Wm. Bull, Indian Agent, Wiarton ; JohnCreighton. do.) Saugeen;
Chas. B. SaTage, Indian Lands Agent, Gore Bay; John F. Day,
do., Bruce Mines ; T. F. Pile, do., Deseronto ; A. B. Cowan, do.,
Gananoque ; John Beattie, Indian Agent, Highgate ; James Paul,
do., Egansrille ; Matthew Uill, Shannonville ; John Thackeray,
Indian Agent, Bosemeath ; J. B. Stevenson, Indian Agent,
Georgina ; Edwin Harris, Indian Agent, Gores Landing ; H. H. *
Thompson, Indian Agent, Penetanguishene ; Wm. McPhee, Indian
Agent, Upter Grove; Geo. It' McDermott, Indian Agent, Scugog;
A. McKelvey, Indian Agent, Wallaceburg ; Adam English,
Indian Agent, Sarnia; J. P. Donnelly, Indian Agent, Prince
Arthur's Landing.
Quebec. — Chas. Logue, Indian Agent, Maniwaki; Geo. E.
Gherrier, do ; Gaughnawaga ; Louis F. Boucher, Indian Supetin-
tendent, Betsiamits via Tadousac ; John Davidson, Indian
Agent, Dundee ; L. E. Otis, do., Pointe Blanc; Henry Yassal,
do., Pierreville; A. Le Bel, jun., do., Bivi^re du Loup; Bev. 0.
Drapeau, do.- Tross Point. Bestigouche; Bev, J. Gagn6, do.,
Marie; Henry ^lutfatt, clerk.
British Columbia.— I. W. Powell, Yisiting Indian Superinten-
dent, Yiotoria; P. O'Beilly, Indian Beserve Commissioner,
Victoria ; G. Belkinsop. Agent to the Kwah-Kewith Indians ; W.
H. Lomas, do., Cowicnan Indians; P. McTieman. do., Fraser
BiveK Indians; H. Cornwall, do., Kamloop Indians ; A. £
House, do., Okanagan Indians ;W. L Meeson, do., Williams
Lake; Joseph W. McKay, do.. North West Coast of British
Colombia.
leh. SepAffttu
hj Aet of ParllMnemt.-17iidoiibteiiS6eiultyU ftflbrded »atf
klffli steadlnc •# Ito ProT»n«it.«rT «nd 'Dlr«)rt«»r«.
!B.~The Bight
., Superinten-
t, deputy do. ;
''m. Plnmmer,
. Agencies and
clerk; A. K.
It aococmtant ;
Kirkpatrick,
»her; M. Ben-
clerks; Thos.
licL. Maingy,
; l\fi8S Fannie
John McGirr,
i8ekeei>er and
Dgers.
T. Gilkinion,
itford; J. G,
aezer Watson,
a Superinten-
Lac des Mille
rhos. Gordon,
ndian Lands
hum Island;
do., Saugeen;
John E. Day,
. Cowan, do.,
; James Paul,
1 Thackeray,
idian Agent,
iding ; H. H. «
iPhee, Indian
gent, Scugog;
am English,
Lgent, Prince
lei; Geo. E.
ian Supeiin-
son, Indian
enry Vassal,
oup; Rev. 0.
Gagn6, do..
Superinten-
immissioner,
Indians; W.
do., Fraser
ans ; A. E
0., Williams
I of British
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
225
New Bruhawick.—C. Sargeant, Indian Superintendent, diat-
ham ; Wm. Fisher, do., Fredericton ; Moses Craig, Indian Agent,
Perth.
yoya Scotia. — George Wells, Indian Agent for the Counties of
Annapolis and Shelbume; Freeman McDormand, do., for the
Counties of Digby and Yarmouth; Rev. R. Macdonidd, Indian
Agent, Picton; Rev. Wm. Chisholm, do., Antigonish; Rev. J.
McDongall, do.. Red Islands; Rev. D. Mclsaac, do.. River
Inhabitants; Rev. Rodl^rick Grant, do., lona, Grand Narrows;
J.E. Beck with, do., ranning; Rev. Thos. Butler, do., Caledonia;
James Gass, do., Shubenacaoie ; Rev. D. O'Connor, do., Bedford;
Dr. D. H. Muir, do.; Truro ; Dr. A. T. Clarke, do. ; Parsboro ;
Rev. M.^McKenzie, do., Christmas Island.
Prince Edward Idand.-^. O. Arsenault, Indian Superinten-
dent, Lennox Iriand.
Manitoba, Keewatin and North-West Territory. — ^The Hon.
E. Dewdney, Indian Commissioner for Manitoba and North-
west Territories, Winnipeg; E. McGoll, Inspector of Indian
Agencies for Manitoba and Keewatin, Winnipeg ; Hayter Heed,
Acting Assistant ludian Commissioner for Manitoba and Noitii-
West Territories, do. ; T. P. Wadsworth, Inspector of Gov«ra-
ment Farms and Agencies for North-West Territories do. ;
Angus McKay, Indian Agent, Grand Rapids ; Henry Martineuu,
do., Manitoba House; R. Pither, do., Fort Francis; Geor^^e Mo-
Pherson, do. Lake of the Woods; L. W. H«rclimer, Indi.m
Agent and Farming instructor, Bertie; F. Ogktree, ludian
Agent, Portage La Prairie ; A. M. Muckle, do., St. Peter's; Jos.
Kent, do.. Fort Alexander; Lieut.-Col. A. Macdonald, do.,
Indian Head ; Wm. Anderson; do., Edmonton ; C. E. Denny, do.,
FortMcLeod; J. M. Rae, do., Battleford; W. Pocklington, do.,
Oalgarry.
North West Mounted Police Branch. — Frederick White, comp-
troller ; L. A. Fortescue, A. Fisher. .
Geoloqical Survey. — Alfred R. C. Selwyn, LL.D., F.R.S.,
director; G.M.Dawson, D.S-, assistant director and geologist;
Robert Bell, M.D., LL.D.,, assistant director and geologist ;
J. F. Whiteaves, F.G.S., assistant and palaeontologist ; G. C.
Hoffmann, assistant do. tind chemist and mineralogist; John
Macoun, F.L.S., botanist ; Scott Barlow, chief draughtsman;
John Marshall, secretary and accountant; R. W. Ells, M.A.. field
geologist ; Hugh Fletcher. B- A., do. ; R. G. McConnell, B.A. do. ;
J. B. Tyrrell, F.G.S., do. ; T. 0. Weston, assistant curator Paloe-
ontological, branch ; C. W. Willimott, assistant curator, Miner-
ological branch ; John McMillan, surveyor and explorer ^. P.
Low, B.A., do. ; Rodolphe Faribault, do. ; Frank D. Adams^B.A.,
assistant chemist and lithologist ; A. S. Cochran, assistant topo-
grapher ; H. M Ami, B.A.,2nd assistant paloeontologist ; John
Tiiorbom, LL.D., librarian; R. L. Broadbent. Museum assistant ;
H. P. Brumell, do. ; Michael O'FarjreU, caretakei; and mes^eniiev {:•
John Meade, meascoger. '-:'> .;•).!. .noHniioi.
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WESTERN BLOCK.
DsPABTHmr or Miutxa aitd Dnsiroa. — Hon. A. P. Oaron,
miniiter ef militia and defence : lieut-col. Hon. G. Eugdne Panel
deputy miniiter of militia and defence ; mi^or-general Luard,
commanding militia of the Dominion of Ganada ; major Henry B.
Smith, A.D.G. ; col. Walker Powell, adjutant-general of militia ;
lieut-coL De la Gherois T. Irwin, inspector of artillery ; E. P.
Aldrioh, ▲. Benoit, private lecretaries.
CorreMonding Branch.'-B. Suite, H. D. J. Lane, Golin Camp-
bell, S. Lelidvre, A. F. d'Archambault, derlu.
Account Branch. — C. H. 0*Meara, accountant, lieut.-col. D. A.
Macdonald, W. H. Aumond, F. X. Lambert, E. B.. Holt, derki.
Store Brancli.— Lieut.-col. John Macphenon, director of stores,
A^'utant'Oeneral''$ Office.— W. B. bright, chief clerk ; Grant
Seymour, E. M. Sherwood, T. G. Larose and miyor W* B. S.
Wftinwright, clerks.
Central Board of EiMtninera at Headquarters for Royal
.Military College oj Canada. — J. Thorbum, LL.D., president;
J. A. McCabe, M.A.| Ber. T. B. Balland, John G. Olashan.
members*
DwPABTianiT OF PuBUC WoBXs.— Sir Hector L. Langeyin, K.
G.M.O., G.B., minister of public works ; G. F. Baillaigd, deputy
minister of puUic works ; J. H. Ennis, secretary ; H. J. Perley,
chief engineer ; Thos. FuUer, chief architect ; O. Dionne, accoun-
tant.; Cm. MoOarthy, custodian of maps ; B. Steckel, chief clerk ;
LOuis Xiefebvre, keeper of records ; J. G. Tach6, draughtsman ;
J. B. Amoldi, mechamical engineer ; F. J. Mackay, E. Boy, E. P.
Bunce, Ant. GcAeil, D. A. Macpherson. P. Gartier, L Got6, H.
Talbot, Stephen 0*Brien, A. Kingston. J. E. Verreault, A. Luoerte,
E. Di<mne, and F.O. Lightfoot, derks ; Henri Potvin, Jos. Gh'^bot,
and Geo. Hennessegr, messengers.
BxputTinniT of BaiiiWati ahd Gahals.— Sir Charles Tupper,
K.O.M.G, minister ; Toussaint Trudeau, deputy minister ; John
Page, chief engineer of canals ; A. P. BracUey, chief clerk
and secretary; J. Bain, accountant; Thos. Gross, chief derk;
H. A. FIseault, J. F. N. Bonneyille, W. J. Tilley. M. W. Maynard,
L. K. Jones, 1st dass derks. S. McLaughlin, F. A. Dixon, D. B.
Stewart, L. H. Filteau, A. N. Greenfield, Charles Coetin, A. N.
Almon. G. Chipman, Snd class derics. L. N. Fortier, L. B. Dion,
S. L. SRknnon, W. A. Hill, A. W. Cameron, J. W. Pugdey, J. E,
Methot^ 8rd clasi clerks,— J. Deslauriers, 0. J. Keville and L
Dedauriersb messengers.
Camadian Pacific BrancA.— Collingwood Schrdber, engineer-
in-chief ; F. I. I^oh, engineer in charge of head oflloe ; E. Y.
Johnson, J. B. ChamberliUn, A. M. Edmonds, draughtsmen.
mmA REKUNERATITlfi A€€IDBMT EPQLICW
at 99 par tlOiM.
A. P. Garon,
Sugdne Panet
meral Luard,
i^or Henry B.
il of militia ;
dllery; £. P.
, Ck>lin Gamp-
mt-ool. D. A.
lolt, clerks.
Btor of stores,
clerk; Grant
jor W. B. S.
» /or Royal
)., president;
G. Glashan.
Langevin) K.
laigd, deputy
H. J. Perley,
Dnne, accoon-
^ chief clerk ;
raughtsman ;
E. Boy, E. P.
', I. Got6, H.
it, A. Lacerte,
, Jos. Gfaf^bot,
arles Tapper,
inister ; John
chief clerk
chief clerk;
W. Maynard,
Dixon, D. B.
[kntin, A. N.
r, L. B. Dion,
*ugBl«y, J. E,
erilLe and I.
«7, engineer-
oiBee ; E. Y.
[fatsmen.
GOVEBNMENT DEPABTMENTS.
227
DxPAaTMKMT or Masihb ahdFishbbibs.— Hon. A. W. MoLelan.
minister; William Smith, deputy minister; W. F. Whitcher,
commissioner of fisheries ; John Hardie, chief clerk ; John Tilton,
chief clerk and accountant; Samuel P. Bauset, Wm. L. MageCi
F. F. Gourdeau. Wm. P. Anderson, engineer; W. H. Alexander,
B. N. Yenninift John Mackinson, M. P. McElhinney, W. B. Gar-
leton, J. B. Halkett, W. W. Stumbles, A. W. Owen, S. B. Kent, M.
V. G. Nicholson, J. S. Webster, T. E. McLelan, Aim6 H. Belliveau,
Andrew Halket^ J. A. Murray, J. M. Oxley, clerks ; Jules
Morin and Jas. A. Bobertson, messengers ; J. U. Gregory, agent,
Quebec ; J. H. Harding, agent. St. John, N.B. ; H. W. Johnson,
agent, Halifax. N.S..; Frederick Bevely, agent, Victoria, B.G. ;
A. Lord, agent, Charlottetown. P.B.I. ; lieutenant D. M. Browne,
Halifax, superintendent of lights, Nova .Scotia ; J. Mitchell,
superintendent of lights. New Brunswick, Newcastle. N,B.;
Patrick Hariy, superintendent of lights above Montreal, Ottaw^^
Out. ; Wm. harbour, superintendent of lights for the Province of
Quebec ; captain P. A. Scott, B.N., chairman of board of ex-
aminers of masters and mates; captains G. A. Mackensie, D.
Hunter and lieutenant D. M, Browne, examiners; Halifax, M.S. ;
captain J. Pritchard and W. Thomas, examiners. St. John, N.B.
captain B. Cameron, examiner, Gharlottetown, P.E.I. ; captains
Henr^ Lewis and Thomas Killam, examiners Yarmouth, N.S.:
captain Z. Gharr<m, examiner, Quebec; S. Bisley, chairman board
of steamboat inspection, and inspector for Ontaria Huron and
Superior division, Toronto ; W. M. Smith, deputy chairman, and
inspector for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia division, St. John,
N.B. ; W. J. luTeneilly, inspector for West Ontario division,
Toronto ; fidward Aduns, inspector for East Ontario division,
Kingston ; J. Bwgesa, inspector for Montreal division, Montreal ;
J. Samson, inspector for Quebec division, Quebec; 0. B. Goker,
inspector of hulls, St. John, N.B. ; Thos. Harbottle, inspector or
hulls for Ontario^ Tov<mto ; Pierre Brunelle, inspector of hulls,
for Quebec Quebec . M. P. McElhinney, inspector of hulls,
Ottawa ;— £. B. Abdl, inspector of hulls, boilers and maohinenr
for Manitoba, Keewatin, Port Arthur and the North West Terri-
tories— Lower Fort Garry. Manitoba ; S. Wilmot, superintendent
of fish breeding estabUshments, Newcastle, Ont; ; W. B. Yenning,
inspector of fidieries for New Brunswick, St. John, N.B. ; W. H.
Bogers. inspector of fisheriers for Nova Scotia. Amherst, N.S. ;
A. 0. Anderson, inivector of fisheries for British Golumbia, Vic-
toria. B.O. ; L. B. Demers. commander government steamer Druid ;
Edmund Larochelle, commander government steamer NapdUon
III: Biehard A. Guildford, commander government steamer
Newfieidj captain John Devereux. commander government
steamer Sir Jawtea Do%igla9 ; Allan Finlurson, commander of
«crew steamer Northern Light ; Charles Garpmael, superintenp
dent of meteorological office, and director of magnetic observatory^
Toronto: Bev. J. Williamson. M.A., LL.D., curector of obsenric .
atorr, Kingston; C. H. McLeod, director of observatozy. Moil- :
treal; eastttn Drury, A Battery, director of observatory, Quebec {
G. Hntohinson, director of observatory, St John, N.B. ; H. St. A.
Il
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928
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Onnond, agent and inspector of Water police. Montreal; Ben-
jamin Tmdeli chief constable water police, and ahipping master,
Qaebec; Oeorge Smith, shipping master, Montreal ; W. H. Purdy,
snipping master, St. JohnL N.B. : A. B. Bligh, shipping natter.
Halifax. K.S. ; W. Kongnan, snipping master. Gharlottetown,
P.B.I. ; E. 0*Bryan, harbor master, Balifaz, N.S. ; David Small,
harbor master. Gharlottetown, P.E.I. ; W. B. Clarke, harbor
roaster. Victoria and Esquimault, B.C. ; J. Eden, harbor master
and shipping master, Oasp6, P.Q.
u:
PrtBT Offiob DBPABTMXirr.— Hon. John Carling, postmaster
gei> ral; W. H. Oril&n, deputy postmaster-general ; A. L. Jarvis,
pritate secretary.
Sf'creiary^t BraneA.— Lieut-colonel William White, secretary ;
W. t). LeSueur, assistant secretary; H. S. Weatherly, J. Walsh,
A. Lindsay, G. H. Hargrare, H. W. Griffin, J. Plunlcett. J
Orniiam, Q. H. Hopkirk, 0. Sangster, A. W. Throop, G. Falconer,
(). fc. White J. M. O'Leary, jr., G. Bance, D. McDonald, A. J.
MiH dermid, A. W. McLennan, G. J.Binks, J. A. Macdonald. W.
J. hrechette, L. H. Pouliot, F. Becher, H. H. .Morton, J. Carter,
H. JCnauf, O. A. Gouin, A. Bolduc, L, Ghamard, G. MarRonf, A.
E. iieraing, W. G. Little, J. Brown, G. Maillene, N. Champagne,
P. W. Myrand, H. H. Phinney, B. Biggs, T. Boy, J. G. Moon, G.
P. V. Beroard, E. E. Lemieux, E. P. Stanton, B. M. Northrup,
E. L. Taylor, E. Danbrey, E. Bunell, C. L. Hutton, clerks.'
AccountanVt Branch. — H. [A.. Wickstoed, accountaitt ; W. H.
Smithson, assistant accountant ; P. E. Bucke, E. H. Benjamin, L.
Blanchet, G. J. Higgins, G. M. Patrick, B. J. Oliver, D. F. Mc-
Carthy, W. Blanchard, J.G.Fortier, E. A.D. Jones. N.G. D'Auteuil,
W. Brophy, P. T. Leahy, D. A. Barrett, T. McGrail, W. H.
Bumee, G. O. Doucet, A. Dovine, T. M. Oliver, B. Henderson. G.
G. Anderson, E. Wilson, J. K. Bochester, J. Lemieux, clerks; J.
Ashworthi cashier.
Money Order Branch. — J. C. Stewart, superintendent ; G. F.
Everett, assistant superintendent; W. J. Barrett, J. Brophy, F.
W. Creighton, T. B. Smith, B. J. Shaw, M. K. Dunlcvie, J. F.
Wall, 8. S. Thorn, J. G. Bonner, A. W. Wall, J. H. Spencer, D.
D. McPherson, W. J. Johnstone, E. B. H. Brooks, M. J. Finn,
P. B. Powell, F. M. S. Jenkins, F. E. S. Grou, O. W. Lally, J. H.
J. Mercer, T. E. Visser, W. B. Hanley, J. H. Olivier, E. S. Bishop,
W. Bowan, E. L. Learoyd, clerks.
Sa.vinga Bank Branch.— J. G. Stewart, Superintendent ; D,
MaUieson, assistant superintendent ; J. Bose Smith, E. P. Bell,
S\H. Kreps, W. H, Egloson, W. H. Harrington, W. H. McCuaig.
. Fairwea^iher. J. G. Beatty, J. P. Nutting, E. A. Black, J. H.
BoUard, H. N. P. Ghesley, E. F. Jarvis, W. C. E. Stewart, E. E.
Taylor^P. B. Taylor, A. J.L. Geddes, A. Lampman, H. McGillivray
^/.T7t^y#■?»l*,^«^.^frvf^'^?^'^-'•u.Mr..... ..^
4xnuaaim insokabice compahTv-irim»
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
220
Printing and Supply Brunch — Sidney Smith, Jr., fuperintend-
ent : O. Fortier, W. D. O'Brien, J. R. Greenfield, olerkf.
Me»tengera.—ill. Bennett, J. Bell, J. Dodd, S. Oraham, D.
I Courtney..
J>apABTHBirr of AoRicuin^URK. — Hon. John Hy. Pope, minister
of Agriculture ; J. 0. Taoh6, deputy minister of agriculture ; John
Lowe, lecretary of the department.
Minister's Private Secretary and Clerk, -J. B. W. Currier.
Aeeountant.—H. B. Small.
Assistant Accountant.— h. D'Auray.
SUatisticSj Emigrationf General Correapondencci ArchiveSf <&c.-*
W. F. Boardman, E. H. St. Denis, J. E. Lemi<)ux, Rev. C.Tanguay,
D Brymner.
Patent Branch. — A. J. Gamble, chief clerk ; H. Oasgrain, 0. C.
Neville, D. Bouthier, E. D*Auteuil, J. F. Dionne. W. J. Lynch,
T. McOabe, J. A. IiVaser, W. Hanright, A. Levesque, L. J. Beland,
A. Tach6, G. Garon, J. H. Lyster.
Copyright and Trade Mark Branch.— -J. B. Jackson, E. Tdtu.
Model Boom. — J. L6Teill6, Or. Lemaitre, L. Z. Chabot.
Mesengers. — ^B. Moreau, D. Cot6.
Emigration Agents of the Dominion in Europe.—ltondon : Sir
paries Tupper, K.G.M.G., the High Commissioner for the Dom-
inion of Canada, 10 Victoria Chambers, London; S. W. ; private
secretary, J. Colmer. Liverpool : Mr. John Dyke, 15 Water street.
Glasgow : Mr. Thomas Grahame, 40 St. Enoch square. Belfast :
Mr. Charles Foy, 29 Victoria Place. Dublin : Mr. Thomas ConoUy,
Northumberland House. Bristol : Mr. J. W. Down.
Immigration Agents in the Dominion. — J. Smith, Hamilton;
B. Mcnierson, Kingston ; A. G. Smythe, London ; W. J. Wills,
Ottawa ; J. A. Donaldson, Toronto ; J. J. Daly, Montreal ; L.
Stafford, Quebec ; E. Clay, Halifax, N. S. ; S. Gardner. St. John,
N. B. ; W. C. B. Graham. Winnipeg ; J. E. T6tu, Emerson ;
Thomas Bennett, Brandon ; A. J. Baker, Troy, Qu^Appelle,
Manitoba.
PEOVINCE OF ONTAEIO.
Seat of Qovcrnment^ Toronto.
Lisvienant Governor. — The Hon. John Beverley Robinson,
Toronto. Private Seoretary.-^. B. Robinson, jun. Official
Sscretory.— Gapt. G. Geddes.
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ExBCUTiVK Council.
Hon. Oliver Mowat, Attorney-Oenersl.
G. W. Rots, Minister of Education.
T. B. Pardee, Commissioner of Crown Lands.
G. F. Fraser, OomnUssioner of Public Works.
A. M. Ross, Treas. and Commissioner of Agriculture.
A. 8. Hardy, Secretary and Registrar.
J. O. Scott, Q.C, clerk of Executive Council.
J. Lonsdale Capreol, assistant clerk.
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. Charles Clarke, Speaker
OONSTnUINCIXS. NAMB AND P. O. ADORX- S.
Addington G«orge Denison, Hartington
Algoma R. A. Lyon, MichaePs Bay
Brant, N.R James Young, Oalt
Brant, S.B Hon. Arthur S. Hardy, Toronto
Brockville Hon. C. F. J^aser, Toronto
Bruce, N.R John Gilliea, Oillics Hill
Bruce, S.R H. P. O'Connor, Walkerton
Cardwell W. H. Hammell, Beeton
Carleton G. W. Monk. South March
Cornwall A. P. Ross, Cornwall
DufFerin Robert McOee, Homing's Mills
Dundas A. Broder, West Winchester «
Durham, E. R Charles H. Brereton, Bethany
Durham, W.R. J. W. McLaughlin, Bowmanville
Elgin, E.R CO. Ermatinger, St. Thomas
Elgin, W.R John Cascaden, lona
Essex, N.R Solomon White, Windsor
Essex, S.R W. D. Balfour, Amherstburg
Frontenac Henry Wilmot, Kingston
Glengarry James Rayside, Lancaster
Grenville, S.R Frederick J. French, Prescott
Grey, N.R , David Creighton, Owen Sound
Grey, E.R .... Abram W. Lauder, Toronto
Oreyj S.R John Blythe, Orchard
Haldimand Jacob Baxter, Cayuga
Halton William Kearns, Burlington
Hamilton John M. Gibson, Hamilton
Hastings, W.R Ephraim G. Sills, Frankford
Hastings, E.R William P. Hudson, Roslin
Hastings, N.R Alpheus F. Wood, Madoc
Huron, E.R Thomas Gibson, Wroxeter
Huron, S.R Archibald Bishop, Hay
Huron, W.R Hon. A. McLagan Ross, Goderich
Kent, E.R Daniel McCraney, Bothwell
Kent, W.R James Clancey, Wallaceburgh
Kingston .' James Henry Metcalfe, Kingston
Lambton, E.R Peter Graham, Warwick
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLT-^NTABIO.
981
OOKBTITVBirOm. HAMB AMD P. O. ADDBSBS.
L«mbton, W.B Hon. T. B. Pardee, Toronto ,
Lanark, N.B William C. Caldwell, Lanark
Lanark, S.B William Leea, Fallbrook
Iieedt and Orenville, N.B Henry Merriok. Merriokyille
Leedi, S.B. ..«^ BobertH. Preiton, Newboro*
Lennox Alexander Hall Boe, Kapanee
Lincoln Sylveiter Neelon, St. Oatharines
London William Balph Meredith, London
Middleeex, B.B Donald MoKeniie. H/de Park
Middleaex, N.B John Watera, Springbank
Middleeex, W.B Alexander Johnston, Strathroy
Monck Bichard Harcourt, Welland
Maekoka and Parry Sound
Norfolk, S.B William Morgan, Port Bowan
Norfolk, N.B John B. Freeman, Simooe
Northumberland, E.B James M. Ferris, Oampbellford
Northumberland, W.B Bobert Mulholland, Oobourg
Ontario, N.B Isaac J. Gould J[Jxbridge
Ontario, S.B John Diyden, Brooklin
Ottawa Patrick Baskerville, Ottawa
Oxford, N.B * . . .Hon. Oliver Mowat, Toronto
Oxford, S.B Hon. Adam Crooks, Toronto
Peel Kenneth Chisholm, Brampton
Perth, N.B George Hess, Listowel
Perth. S.R Thomas Ballantyne, Stratford
Peterborough, E.R Thomas Blezard, Villiers
Peterborough, W.R John Carnegie, Peterborough
Prescott Albert Hagar, Plantagenet
Prince Edward James Hart, Picton
Benfrew, S.R John F, Bowling, Eganville
Benfrew, N.B. Thomas Murray, Pembroke
Russell Honor6 Robillard, Ottawa
Simcoe, E.R Charles Drury. Crown Hill
Simooe, S.R George P. McKay Lefroy
Simcoa, W.R Orson J. Phelps. Phelpstone
Stormont Joseph Kerr, Farran's Point
Toronto East Hon. A. Morris, Toronto
Toronto West Henry E. Clarke, Toronto
Victoria, N.R John Fell. Bury's Green
Victoria, S.R Duncan J. Mclntyre, Lindsay
Waterloo, N.R E. W. B. Snider, St. Jacobs
Waterloo. S.B Isaac Master, Washington
Welland James E. Morin, Bidgeway
Wellington, W.R Robert McKim, Parker
Wellington. C.R Hon. Charles Clarke, Elora
Wellington, S.R .Tames Laidlaw, Guelph
Wflintworth, N. R James McMahon, Dundas
Wentworth, S.R Nicholas Awrey, Binbrook
York, E.R George W. Badgerow, Toronto
York, W.R John Gray, Parkdale
York, N.R J. H. Widdifield, Newmarket
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
OmoBBi or TBB Lb«isx4ATItb AismBLT.—Ohftilt* ' r^Ulmor,
d«rk of the Ronw, Mid olerk of the Grown in Ohanoei < fi rtiiOi
H. Sydere, ol«rk Miiitant ; J. If. DeUmar*, clerk : Joki' i<TolniMi,
aoconntant ; John B. Oartwright, law olerk ; F. J. Olaokme jer ,
•ergeant-at>anni ; T. O'Brien, houee keeper and chief meeienger.
FUBUO DBPABTBOBNTS, ONTABIO.
PBOTnroiAL Skcrbtabt'i Omoa.— Hon. A. S. Hardy, proyin-
del lecretary ; Geo. E. Lumiden. aseiitant leoretarr ; J. B.
MoLachlan, J. D. Warde and L. H. Irving, clerki ; Arthur Burt-
chall, meiienger.
ZiretiM Branch (connected with the department of the hon.
provincial tecretaryj. — Henry Totten, chief clerk ; J. P. MoDonell,
B. A. McLaurin and J. H. Comerford, clerkn.
Immigration Department (connected with the department of
the hon. the treaiurer). David Spence, secretary ; B. M. Penie,
agent at Quebec, and clerk ; Edward Jenkinson, clerk.
pROYnrciAii Bkoibtrar'b Officb.— Hon A. S. Hardy, provin-
dal regie trar ; F. C. Usaher, deputy registrar.
Bboiitbab Gbmebal'8 Officb.— Hon. A. S. Hardy, registrar
general ; H. S. Crewe, inspector.
Tbbabubbb'b DBPABTMBirr.—Hon. A. M. Ross, treasurer; W. B.
Harris , assistant treasurer ; F. A. Carroll, L. V. Perceval, W. N.
Douglas and B. Humphreys, clerks ; 0. H. Sproule, auditor ; L. W.
Orr, A. J. Rattray and J. Maclagan, clerks ; T. Wells, messenger;
J. H. Hunter, inspector of insurance ; V. M. Simmins, clerk.
Obown Lands Dbpabtkbnt. — Hon. P. D. Pardee, commissioner;
T. H. Johnson, assistant commissioner ; O. Kennedy, law clerk .
T. W. Gibson, shorthand writer.
Free Grants and Sales Branch.— A. Kirkwood, chief clerk ; J.
J. M. Grant, P. Alma, Julian Sale, clerks ; J. J. Murphy, clerk
free grants.
Surveyat Patents and Eoadi. — G. B. Kirkpatrick, P.L.S., chief
clerk ; W. Revell, clerk. E. Fox, P.L.S., chief clerk patents ; A.
J. Taylor, clerk. Henry Smith, superintendent of colonization
roads ; C. Cashman. olerk.
Woods and Forests Branch.— O. B. Cowper, chief clerk; H. G.
Langlois, J. A. Crozier, H. R. Hardy, clerks.
A^cottnts Branch.— D. G. Robs, accountant. R. H. Browne,
chief clerk agents returns; £. Leigh clerk. J. Murphy, regis-
trar; C. P. Higgihi, clerk. J. Bradshaw, office keeper. A. Mc-
Donald, messenger.
PUBUO DBPARTMENTS-ONTARIO.
288
Orourn Timber A^f nir — Ottawa— J. Poupore, agent; 0. 8.
MoNutt, aMUtant: J. Ritohie, E. T. Smith, olerkt; B. MiUi,
masMnger, Balleirille— J. F. Waj, agent.
* Crown Landi Agent§.
Apsley Duncan Anderton
Braoebridge J. 0. Taylor
Bnioe Mines J. F. Day
BganviUe Jamei Beeree
Bnisdale E. Handy
Haliborton 0. B. Stewart
Kingalon B. Maopherton
L^Amable J. B. Tait
Magnetewan 8. J. Beat
Minden W. Fielding
Nipissing J. 8. Scarlett
Ompah J. B. Dawaon
Parry Sound T. Maokaj
Pembroke Adam Kennedy
Sault Ste. Marie. . .0. P. Brown
Thundiir Bay. . . . Amoa Wright
Vanbrugh J. Mahon
AnoiVBT-OBNBBAL*! OraaB.-Hon. Oliyer Mowat, Q.O.,
attorney-general; J. O. Soott, Q.O., deputy ; J. B. Oartwrtght.
Sriyate secretary; J. Lonsdale Oapreol} B. H. T. Hewardana
[atlhew Oarrey, clerks ; Michael SmiUi, housekeeper ; Oharlea
Fitoh, messenger.'
Dm9Amnavt ow PubiiXO Wobks.— Oommissioner, Bon. 0. F.
Fraaer; secretary, Wm. Edwards; architect, Kiyas Tnlly, engi-
neer, B. McGallum ; accountant, J. P. Edwards ; law clerk, F. T.
Jones ; draughtsmen, Frank B. Heakes, B. P. Fairbaim, T. M.
Henneanr ; derks, Marmaduke Wilson, 8. O. O'Orady; messenger,
0. A. McDonald.
BoABPOF WyaMTifMts or PnoynroiAt Li.vd SumTarois — ^The
Hon. com missioner of crown lands, president ex <^io. Members
—J. 8. Dennis, Ottawa : F. F. Passmore, Toronto : T. F. Oibbs,
Adolphustown; A. C. Webb. Brighton; H. Wilson, Mt Forest;
P. 8. Qibson, Willowdale ; Prof. Chapman, examiner in geology,
Toronto; Geo. B. Kirkpatriok, secretary, Toronto.
BnuoAnoM DiPASirMaiiT or Omtabio (for the general adminis-
tration of the High and Public School laws). Education Office
— Hon. W. O. Boss., minister of education ; J. George,
Hodgins, LL.D.. barrister-at-law, deputy minister of education ;
Alexander Marling, LL.B., seoretanr to education department;
8. P. May, M.D. ; F. J. Taylor, chief clerk and accountant;
Henry Alley, J. T. B. Stinson, H. M. Wilkinson. A. 0. Paull, F.
y. Nudel, S. A. May, J. H. J. Kerr, senior clerks ; E. Williams,
W. Jeffers, B..!*. Boyoe, Thos. Oreen, D. Barron, junior clerks;
W. Leflion, messenger and postman; W. J. Graham, caretaker
anddeaner. Offices in the Departmental Buildings, St. James
Square, Toronto.
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DOMINION OF CANAI»A.
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PROVINOE OF QUEBEC.
Seat of Govtrnmewt^ Quebec,
LieuUnant-Oovernor — Hon. Theo. Bobitaille. Aide-de-Oamp-'
Mr. Henry Bheppard. Private Secretary— Mr, ThomAS Ghapais.
Exscunvs CouMoiii.
Hon. J. A. MouiMau, Premier and Attorney-General.
Hob. W. W. Lynch, Goromistioner of Grown Lands.
Hon. J. S. G. Wurtele, Treasurer.
Hon. E. Dionne, Gommissioner of Agriculture and Publio
Works.
Hon. J. Blanchet, Provincial Secretary.
Hon. Henry Stames, Gommissioner of Bailways.
J. A. Defoy, clerk executiye council ; Onstave Orenier, deputy
clerk ; P. L. T. Kormandin, 0. J. J. Fortier, clerks ; Oliver
Valine, messenger.
LEGISLATIVE GOUNGIL.
Hon. P. B. de LaBmdre, Speaker.
Bedford '•
Ghaoninigane .... **
De Lanaudiere... '*
De la Durantaye. *'
DelaVaUiere.... '<
De Lorimier *'
De Salaberry '<
Grandville «<
Gulf '*
Inkerman "
Kennebec "
LaSaUe "
Laurentides "
Lauzon '<
MiUe Isles "
MontarvJile. ..... "
Bepentigny ^'
Eigaud «
Rougemont "
Sorel "
Stadacona. ^*
Victoria '*
Wellington ♦*
NAIIB AXD p. 0. ▲SDBBBS.
.Jean Louis Beaudry, Montreal.
Thos. Wood, Dunham Flats.
J. Jones Boss, Ste. Aune de la Ferade.
Pierre E. Dostaler. Berthier.
Edouard K^millard, Quebec.
Jean Baptiste G. Proulx, Nicolet.
J. G. Laviolette, Napierville.
H. Stames, Montreal.
Elizde Dionne, Ste, Anne de la Pocatidre.
Thomas Savage, Gape Gove.
George Bryson, Mansfield.
Elsear Gerin, Three Rivers.
Louis Panet. Quebec.
Jean Elie Gmgras, Quebec.
G. Gouture. Levis.
Alexandre Lacoste, Montreal.
C. B. de Boucherville, Boucherville. ~
L. Archambault, L'Assomption.
E, Prudhomme, P&rish Montreal.
P. B. de LaBrudre (Speaker) St. Hyacinthe
P. E. Roy, St. Pie.
John Hearn, Quebec.
James Ferrier, Montreal.
W. H. Webb, Melbourne.
md Publio
TBPB •■CmiTT OF m JLira POUCIKS
Ijtberal ftnrreiidera Allowed.
LSOISLATIVK
in chancery
Council.— G. B. (1« Boucher-
and accountant; IsaieJodoin,
OvnORS 01* THE
ville, clerk, matter
assistant clerk, master in chancery, and clerk of private bills ; N.
Legendre, clerk of French journals and translator; N.Beaudry,
clerk of the offices and of special committees, translator and copy-
ina clerk ; A. Frenette, permanent clerk ; S. S. Hatt, gentleman
usher of the black rod ; Fran(;oifi Blais, F. Drouin and £lzear
Papillon, messengers.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. L. 0. Taillon, Speaker.
COirSTITUENCIBS. ITAME AMD P. O. ADDRBSS.
Argenteuil William Owens, Stonefleld.
Bagot Antoine Casarant, St. Dominique.
Beauoe Hon. Jean Blanchet, Quebec.
Beauhamois C61estin Bergevin. Beauharnois.
Bellechasse N. H. E. Fauoher deSt. Maurice,Quebec.
Berthier .• Joseph Bobillard, lianoraie.
Bon»v^nture JDr. Henri Josu6 Martin, Carleton.
Brome Hon. W. W. Lynch, Knowlton.
Ghambly Dr. Dositht Martel, Ghamblr.
Ohamplain Robt. Trudel, St. Genevieve de Batiscan
GharleToiz Onetime Ganthier, St. Ui4>ain.
Ohateauguay
GhiooutimiandSaguenay.EUe St. Hilaire, St. Prime. Lao St. Jean.
Oompton W. Sawyer, Sawyerville.
Deux Montagues. Benjamin Beauchamp, St. Hermas.
Dorchester N. Audet, St. Anselme.
Drumm'd A Arthabaska. .W. J. Watts, Drummondville.
Gasp6 Hon. E. J. Flynn, Quebec.
Hocnelaga Hon. Louis Beaubien, MontreaL
Huntingdon Dr. A. Cameron, Huntingdon.
Iberville A. L. Demers^ St. George Henry ville.
Jacques Gartier Hon. J. A. Mousseau
Jolliette Dr. V. P. Lavall^e, St. Felix de Valois.
Kamouraska C. A. E. Gagnon, Kividre Quelle.
Laprairie L. B. A.. Charlebois, Laprairie.
L'Assomption Joseph Marion, St. Paul L'Hcrniite.
Laval
L^vis — Lemieux.
L'Islet Gharles Marcotte, L'Islet.
Lotbinidro .Hon. 11. G. Joly, Quebec.
Maskinonge Edouard Caron, LouiBeville.
Megantic ,. . . .Hon. (roorge Irvine, Quebec.
Missisquoi B. E. Spencer, FreUghsburg.
Montcalm J. Bte. Treffl6 Richard, St. laguori.
Montmagny , .Nazaire Bernatchez, St. Thomas.
Moiitmorency L. G. Deyardina, L6vis.
MonVreal East Hon. L. 0. Taillon, Montreal.
THK GITUSEIfS IXBVWLASCK CO.-FnUB BRASTCU.
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OOI78TITUBKOIK8. NAME ANT) P. O. ADDBR8I.
Montreal Centre Geo. W. Stophcns, Montreal.
Montreal West James McShane, Montreal.
Napiervilie F. X* Paradii, 8. Michel Archanoe.
Nioolet Louii T. Dorais, St. Or6eoire le Orand.
Ottawa Dr. liOula Duhamel, Hull.
Pontiac W. J. Poupore, Chicheiter.
Portneuf J. D. Broustsean, Quebec.
Quebec Centre D. B6mi F. Kinfret dit Malouin, Quebec
luebec West Felix Carbiay, Quebec.
mebcc East Joaeph Sbehyn, Queboc.
luebec Hon. Pierre OameaU| Quebec.
Uchelieu L6on Leduc, Sorel.
Richmond and Wolf Jacquei Picard. Wotton.
Bimouiki Louis N. Asselin, Rimoutki.
Rouville Etienne Poulin , Ste. Marie de Monnoir.
St. Hjracinthe Hon. H. Mercier, Montreal.
St. Johns Hon. F. O. Marohand. St. Jean d'Iber.
St. Maurice F. S. L. Ddsaulniera, lamachiohe.
Shefford Isidore Fr^geau, LawrenceviUe.
Sherbrooke .Hon. J. O. Robertson, Sherbrooke.
Soulanges Wm. Duokett, Goteau Landing.
Stanstead John Thornton, Coaticook.
Temisoouata. O. H. Desohenes, St. Epiphane.
Terrebonne O. A. Nantol, St. Jerome.
Three Rirers
YaudreuiL F. X. Archambault, Montreal.
Yercheres Abraham Bernard, Belceil.
Tamaska. Hon. J. S. C. Wurtele, Montreal.
OrnosRS or tfib Lkoislativc AssBMBiiY. — Louis Delorme,
clerk of the Legislative Assembly ; Etienne SimartS, first assistant
clerk ; Paul Smith, deputy clerk of the Housa and clerk of the
English journals; J. Whydden, assistant clerk of the English
journals ; Louis Fortier, clerk of the French journals ; Buteau
Turcotte, chief French translator ; J. C. Langeiior, assistant
French translator : Crawford Lindsay, chief English translator ;
Lawrence StafTord, assistant English translator; Edouard Le-
moine, clerk of private bills, Charles Delagravo, aasistant clerk of
private bills ; Charles Lindsay, clerk of committees ; Ad. E Da-
rners, clerk printing, stationery and records; L. P. Lomay,
librarian; Laurent Simonoau, accountant; 7. Duhamel, post-
master; F. X. Gagnon, assiHtant ;>ofctmaatev; Qiddon lAroque,
Borgeant-at-arms ; Oliver Robltaille, chief meBHonger ; A. Pelletier,
epeakor^s meH£»nger ; Bimeon Oagn6, clerk's messenger; Ed.
LittlcHohn, Ceorgc Workman, E. Gauvrcau, Jaoqueu Morin, and
Jofepli Trudel, librarian messengers.
Latt Department.'— C. A. Pariseault, law clerk; Theophilus
Olivier, assistant ; J. Boy, mostengnr.
li4NiMh«ld ABd soo« <k»BiBiereial Rtolui specially €!•-
In •!! nHnclpfil towns. Ihhmm paid, nww >l,80t , — *
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FBOviiroiAL Rbotstrab's Dkpabtmbitt.— Hon. J. Blannhet,
Beoittrar ; John Langelier, deputy registrar ; Etienne Poitrai
and HerminAgilde Roy, clerks.
Dkpabtmbrt or tbs Attorxbt Gbxsrai:..— Hon. J. A. Mous-
ueau, attorney-general : Joseph A. Defoy, assistant ; H. Delagrave
and Gustave Ouimet, clerks ; W. Dube, messenger.
Sborbtabt'b OrnoB.— Hon. Jean Blanchet, provincial
Secretary; P. J. Jolicosar, assistant secretary; G. W. Colfer,
chief clerk; O. F. Carapeaa, accountant; J'os. O. Laurin,
Charles Leblano and O. £. Deschamps, clerks ; P. Blouin and F.
Forget, messengers.
Tbbabubt DBPABTMBirr.— Hon. J. G. Wurtele, treasurer ; H. T.
Maohin, assistant treasurer ; H. Hexuming, Book-keeper ; S. H<
Holt, J. T. narrower, T. A. Poston, T. C. Waugh, A. Brosnan,
P. £. Dural, D. Bea, clerks ; E. Hughesi W. Sumner, messengers.
Audit Braneh~'<iMpmrd Drolet, proTteeial auditor ; N. A. Gisrd,
assistant auditor ; F. D. Tims, book-keeper; T. B. Nelson, E. A.
Evanturel, C. J. Borroughs. F. Laroche, clerks: G. Trudel,
messenger.
DBPABTMRirr OF Public IirtTBUCTiOK.— Hon. G. Ouimet,
Superintendent of Public Instruction ; E. I. Rexford, English,
secretary ; O. Dunn, French secretary ; L. D^visme, clerk of the
correspondence; J. H. Richardson, accountant; P. de Gases,
clerk of French oorrespondenoe, F. X. Couillard, clerk
of statistics; L. Lefebvre, assistant accountant; B. La-
Lamontagne, assistant accountant; L. J Prcgen, recording clerk;
P. PrdTost, store keeper.
DsPABTMBirr or Gbowm Lakos.— Hon. V7. W. Lynch, commis-
•sicner; E. E. Tach6, assistant commissioner ; John V. Gale,
aooountart and cashier; C. E. Gauvin, superintendent of surveys;
Jules Tach6, P. M. A. Qonest, surveyors and draughtsmen ; W. E.
Gollins, clerk in charge ; A. Par6, superintendent of woods and
forests; J. N. Proulx, registrar for department; L. D. Lemoine;
L. L. Rivard, clerks in charge; F. Ghasse, T. Morkill, D. G.
Mackedie, V. Uorome, 1. £. Tjepage, T. P. Morin, E. A. Sutton,
G. A. Parant, J. M. Turcot, L. H. B. Gameau, F. Kcroack, F. X.
Genest, A. Duniais, A. Faucher, C. O. Lavoie^ clerks ; J. Garon,
office keeper ; G. Duntonthier, Jos. Fiset, G. Rinfret, messengers.
Oeneral Cndastrc Office. 'Q. A. Varin, secretary; F. M. La-
ohaine, G. Ghartre, P. Picard, It. K. Dnfresnc.
Crown Timber and Land Agents.— Moutre»\, C. Massiah,
agent; Three Rivers, A. Dubord, a^nt; Tadousac, G. H.
Duberger, a((ent ; Murray Hay, J. A. J. Kane, agent ; Ghicoutimi,
J. O. Trumblay, agent; Uoberval, I. Dumais agent; New
Gdrlislo, W. Maguire, agent ; Quebec, U. J. Ghaloner, collector of
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DOMINION OP CANADA.
crown timber dues; Biyiou W. Clarke, agent; Hull. Bobt.
I^ley, agent; J. Gorneau, sab-agent; Notre Dame du Deaert;
Thuno, J. A. Cameron, jr., agent; Grenville, A. B. Filion, agent;
Waterloo, 0. £. Kemp, agent; Arthabaskaville, A. Oagnon,
agent; St. Joseph Beauce, J. T. Letoorneau, agent; J. E.
Cayoaette, 'sub-agent ; Ste. Claire, Montmagny, E. Renault,
agent ; Bimouski, O. Sylvain, agent ; Qasp6 Basin, W. H. Annett,
agent; E. J. Flinu, sub-agent, Perc6; Gap Chat, Louis Roy, sr..
agent; Quebec, J. £. Boily, agent; Joliette, J. B. Delfausse,
agent; Upper Ottawa, J. FOnpore, agent; Robinson, G. Patton,
agent ; Ri-?iere-du Loup, F. F. Oagnon, agent ; O. B, Kemp, in-
spectors of agencies, Waterloo.
Dbpjlbtmbnt of Agbiculture avo Public Wobkb.— Hon. £.
Dionne, commissioner ; Simeon Lesage, assistant commissioner ;
Smost Oagnon, secretary ; D. B. Derome, architect and superin-
tendent of public works; Paul Cousin, assistant engineer and
secretary of Board of Arbitration ; P. Ml Partridge, accountant ;
A. F. d^Eschambault, book-keeper ; L. U. Fontaine, director' of
ooloniisation ; J. A. Turgeon, assistant ; Ed. A. Barnard, director
of agriculture ; A. 0. Ouilbault, re^strar ; J. B. G. Hubert, clerk ;
P. Arohambault, first messenger ; P. Poirier, second messenger.
Council of Agriculture, — L. H. Massue, Varennes, president '">
George Ledere, secretary-treasurer ; Hons. J. J. Ross, Ste. Anne
de la P6rade; G. Ouimet, Quebec; W. Cochrane, Compton; L.
Beaubien, M.P.P., Montreal; Messrs. P. B. Benoit, M,P., St.
Hubert ; S. N. Blackwood, Shefford ; J. M. Browning, Longueuil;
A. Casavant, St. Dominique ; E. J. Deblois, Quebec ; Ghs. Gibb,
St. Paul d^Abbottsford ; Auguste Guibault, Sto. Elizabeth ; A.
Somerville, Lower Lachine.; L. N. Gauvreau, He Verte ; Hon.
Lb. Archambault, L'Assomption ; J. A. Marsan, 1/ Assomption ;
Rev. F. Pilote, St. Augustin; Hector Lussier, St. Vincent de
Paul ; Aug. Casgrain, Rividre-Ouelle ; O. Gauthier, M P.P., St. .
Urbain; Aug. Casgrain, L'lslet; J. Lemire, Baie-du-Febvre.
Oflice, 76 St. Gabriel Street, Montreal.
BOABD OF MANAOKMEMT OF THB InCORPOBATE SVBVEYOBS OF
Qubbbc. under 45 Victoria, c. 16— Jas. Addie, A. Painchaud, E.
T. Fletcher, W. A. Ashe, Chas. Baillarg^. S. Lopage, W. McL.
Walbank, H. Dumais, D. C. Morency, F. M. Lachaine, J. N
Castouguay, J. H. Leclair, Jas. McArthur, J. E. Vanier, P. P. V.
Du Tremblay. President, Chas. Baillarg^ ; vice-president, Jas.
Addie and A. Painchaud; secretary-treasurer, E. T. Fletcher,
syndic, F. M. Lachaine ; examiners, C. BaiUarge, S. Lepage, W.
MoL. Walbank, W. A. Ashe, aad D. C. Morency.
Qu ben's Printbb's OPficv.— Offiy-era : Charles V. lianglois,
Queen's Printer ; Charles Pageau, book-keeper; Edouard Tru-
delle, French translator ; J. N. Boure, messenger.
C^rANAH COMFABiT OFFEBJi AHT
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
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PEOVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Seat qf Government^ Fredericton.
Lieutenant-Governor. — His Honor the Hon. Robert DnncMi,
Wilmot; prorincial-aide-de-camp, A. F. Street, Biq. ; private
■ecretary, H. Wilmot, Esq.
EXBCUTITE C!onNciL.
Hon. Thomas F. Gillespie, President.
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DaTid McLellan, Provincial Secretary.
Patrick Ryan, Chief (Commissioner Board of Works.
James Mitchell, Surveyor-General.
Robert J. Ritchie, Solicitor-General.
A. Harrison, i
D. Vail. > Members of the Council.
J. S. Turner. >
F. A. H. Straton, Esq., clerk.
LIIGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. D. Harrington President.
COUNTIBB. HAMB AND P. 0. ABDRE8S.
Albert, .c Hon.J Lewis, Hillsboro.
<» , " James Rj an, Elgin.
Gloucester " R- Young, Caraquette.
Kent " O. M clu mey, Richibucto.
Kings " Johj) I' Ic welling, Hampton.
NoftLuinberland ** W. M. Kf Uey, Chatham.
« » A. A. Davidson, Newcastle.
Queen's " Frank Words, Welford
Restigouch6 *' W. Ht.niilton, Dalhousie.
St. «Tohn " J.ames Holly
«< '< T. R. Jones, St. John.
Sunbury " A. Harrison, Mongerville.
Victoria " W- B. Be voridge, Tobique.
Westmoreland ** D. Hauington, Shediac.
" «♦ Ambioise D. Richard. Dorchester.
York i. " Robert Robinson, St. Andrews.
«« . * ........ " A. A. Randolph, Frcdericton.
CI ^ octe! ".'.'.... " G. F. HiU, St. Stephen.
George Botsford, clerk ; J. Henry Thass, assistant clerk ; J. B.
Perks, usher black rod ; Jan-s S. White, engrossing clerk.
GiTIZKNS IMSUIULNOSOO— IJf«BnMMh«
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon.
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Speaker.
HAIIB AXD p. O. ADDRXSB.
Albert .Dr. Lewis, Hillsboro.
" Hon. O S. Turner, Harvey.
Oarleton G. W. White, Gentreville.
" J. S. Leighton, Woodstock.
Oharlotte John MoAdam. Mill Town.
*' Hon. James Mitchell, St. Stephen.
" J. £. Lynot, St. George.
*' G. F. Hibbard, St. George.
Gloucester F. MoManus, Garaquet.
** Hon. Patrick Byan, Garaquet.
Kent William Whelan, Bichibucto,
" Oliver J. Leblanc^ 8t Mary's.
Kiuga Hon. Dr. E. A. Vail, Sussex.
** F. E Morton, Sussex.
G. Andrew Flewelling, CUfton.
M«.a'^ 'aska. .Mathias Nudeau.
Kurf^ umberland M. Adams, Newcastle.
" W. A. Parks, Newcastle.
** Hon. T. F. Gillespie, Chatham
'■^ J. P. Burobc '.1, Nelson.
Qq '^(.^R M. 8. Heth^ingion, Johnston.
*^ Albert P«lmer. Hampstead.
Bestigounhe Gunard Barbetrie. Dalhonsie.
" Gh. H. LavilloU, Dalhousie.
St. John Hon. D. McLellan, Portland.
" A. A. Stockton, 8t. John.
** Hon. R. J. Bitohie, St John.
" W. A. Quinton, Fairville.
•• City John V. EUis, St. John.
" ....£. McLeod, St. John.
Sunbury W. E. Perley, BlissTille.
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Victoria B. W. Tibbits, Tobique.
Westmoreland. Amos A. Sillam, Mondon.
'* D. L. Hanington, Dorchester.
" J. A. Humpnrey, Moncton.
** Dr. Ghas. A. Black, Baie Verte.
York Fo n. i,. O. Blair, Fredericton.
•' .K. L. Wetmort . Q.C., Fredericton.
,F. P. Thompsoiu, Fredericton.
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OvncBBS OF THs HousB OF AssBMBLT.— G. J. BUss, olcrk , J
Biohards, assistant clerk: John B. Grieves, sergeant-at-arms ; 0.
W. Beckwith, Albert J. Gregory, engrcasing clerks.
•f Itii Flro]iHetArj and Dlreeton.
NOVA SCOTIA.
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Pbovhioial Ssokstart^s Offiok.— Hon. David McLellan,
Provinolal Secretary and Receiver-General ; J. W. Smith, deputy
Provincial Seoretanr ; O. N. Babbitt, deputy Receiver-General ;
E, Hanaon, derk; Robert Thorbum, moesenger.
BOABD or WoBKB Dkpartmknt.— Hon. Patrick Ryan, chief
commisiioiftr ; B. Winalow, chief clerk ; Adolphui G, Beokwith,
civil engineer.
BuBVSTOB Gbmbkaij'b Dspabthkitt.— Hod. James Mitchell;
Surveyor-€(eneral ; Andrew Inches, deputy Surveyor General,
W. P. Flewelling, Crown Land clerk ; T. O'Connor, and T. G.
Loggie, draughtsmen.
CtovxRNMKMT 0FFICBR8.— J. S. Beck, auditor-gcneral ; ——
' , hief superintendent of schools ; George Thompson,
chief clerk education office ; George £. Fenety, Queen's printer ;
P. Carleton Allan, clerk of Supreme Court at Law and Equity ;
Gkorge J. Bliss, assistant clerk ; H. G. C. Wetmore. librarian to
Legislative Library ; Julius L. Inches, secretary for Agriculture.
PROVIXCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Seat of Government^ Halifax.
Lieutenanf-Of^^ternor (and doputy govflnior for signing mar-
riage liceuse:i> His Honor Muthcw Henry Richey ; private^
secretary, Lieut. -col. H. W. Clarke.
EXBCUTIVB COUlfCIL.
Hon. William T. Pipes, President.
" Charles E. Church, Provincinl Secretary.
Alonzo J. White, Attorney-General.
Albert Gayton, Coinmif»«ioner oC Mines and Works.
Thomas F. Morrison,
Thomas JohTison,
Isidore LeBlanc, ,
Wm. S. Fielding, J
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LBOISLATIVS COUNCIL.
Hon. Bobert Boak, President
Hon. 8. J. MoKinnon,
*' Samuel Creelman,
D. MoN. Parker
Jamea Fraaer,
Oharlei Dickie,
Thoa. F. Morrison
Darid McOordy,
James Butlw.
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** Cbaa. Boadrot,
0. M. FrancheTille,
Hiram Black, •
W. H. Owen,
Samuel Locke,
Geo. C. Whitman,
Loran B. Baker,
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ROUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. Angus McGillivray, Speaker.
Annapolis James W. Longley, Henry Munro.
Antigonish... .John Whiddon, Angus McOillirray.
Cape Breton.. .Hon. Alonzo J. White, William Buchanan.
Colchester William A. Patterson, Wm M. Blair.
Cumberland. . .Hon. W. T. Pipes, Chas. T. Townshend.
DigbT Henry M. Bobichau, James. S. McNeill.
Ouysborough. .Otto S. Weeks, James A. Fraser.
Halifax Wm. D. Harrington. M. J. Power, Wm. P. Fieldiug
Hants Nathaniel Spence, Allan Haloy.
Inremess Hon. D. J. Campbell, Alex. Campbell.
Kings Thos. L. Dodge, Thos. B. Harris.
Lunenburg. . . .Hon. Chas. E. Church, George A. Boss.
Piotou Adam C. Bell, Bobert Hockin, C. H. Muni'O.
Queen^s. ..... .Joseph H. Cook, Jason A. Mack.
Richmond Isidore Lebl inc, Murdock McBae.
Shelbume Hon. Thos. Johnson, Wm. F. McCoy.
Victoria William F. McCurdy, James A. McDonald.
Yarmouth Hon. Albert Gayton, Thos. B. Corning.
Clerk— Henry C . D. Twining.
PRINCE EDWAKD ISLAND.
Seat of Government, Charlottetown.
Lieutenant Governor. ^Hon. T. H. Huviland ; Eustace Havi-
land, private secretary; lient -colonel .Tames Peake and liout.-
colouol Bobert Itthinson liodgsorin proviacial aide-de-camp.
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Hon. W. W. Sullivan, attorney-general.
*' W. OampbelL minister of public works.
Donald Ferguson, provincial secretary-treasurer, and
Commissioner Fublio Lands —
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John Lefurgey,
Stewart Bums,
Neil McLeod,
J. O. Arsenault,
A. J. MacDonald, /
Robt. F. DeiiloiS) clerk.
Members of Council.
LEOISLATIVE COUNCIL
Hon. John Balderston President.
Qukbm's Countt.
Charlotte^own and Bovalty— Thomas W. Dodd.
Vint District— Hon. A. B. McKenzie, Hon. John Balderston.
Second District— L. McMillan, Hon. James Nicholson.
Kiwo*8 County.
First District— Hon. L. Kickham, Hon. Dr. Fraser.
Second District— Hon. James BIqjk, Hon. Thomas Anneer.
Prince Couhtt.
First District— Hon. Joseph Murphy, Hon. Benjamin Rogers.
Second District— Hon. Peter McNutt, Hon. Stewart Bums.
OrFiOEBS OF Lkoislativb Counciii.- John Ball, Clerk; David
Lawson, usher of black rod ; Benjamin Balderston, reporter ;
Moses Doucette, doorkeeper.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. John A. McDonald Speaker.
Queen's County.
Charlottctown and Iloyalty->Hon. Neil McLeod, Patrick Blake.
First District — Hon. Wm. Campbell, Peter Sinclear.
Second Distriet — Donald McKay, Donald Farquharson.
Third District— Hon. D. Ferguson, H. Beer.
Fourth District-D. C. Martin, Angus D McMillan.
Kino's County.
Georgetown and Royalty — Hon. Daniel Gordon, Hon. A. J.
Macdonald.
First District -James R. McLean, John McLean.
Second District— Wm. W. Sullivan, Wm. Hooper.
Third District — John McDougall. Dr. McLaren.
Fourth District— Hon Samuel Frowse, M. McFadyen.
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Pbikcb Gouhtt.
FIrtt District -S. F. Ferrj, J. A. Matheson.
Second District— Hon. John Yeo, James W. Biohards.
Third District— Hon. J. O. Arsenault, John A. McDonald.
Fourth District— A. E. 0. Hollandf Q. W. Bentley.
Fifth District— Hou, John Lefurgey, Dr. OiUis.
Ornoant or Housa of AssaMBLY.— Archibald McNeill, chief
clerk} F. W. Huffhes, assistaut clerk ; H. V. DesRoches, engross-
ing clerk , Donald Mckenzie, sergeaut-at-arms i Isaac Oxenhara
and W. L. (^^otton, reporters; W. Sabine, messenger ; N.Patterson,
doorkeeper.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Seat of OoverntMntf Victoria^ V. I.
Lieutenant'Oovernor. — Hon. Clement F. Cornvrall.
Private Secretary. Captain R. G. Tatlow.
ExBCUTivB Council.
Hon. Wm. Smith, Prf*mier and Chief Commissioner of Lands and
Works.
»» M. W. T.rrwitt Drake, President (without portfolio).
** Alex. E. B. Davie. Attorney. General.
** Join Robstm, Provincial Secretary, Minister of Mines,
Finance »:id Agriculture, and Clerk of Executive Council.
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.
Skat of Govtrnmentf Winnipeg.
Lieutimut. Governor. — Hon. James Cox Aikens.
ExacunvK Couxoiii.
Hon. J. Norquay, Premier and Treasurer.
** J. A. Miller, Attorney-General.
** C. P. Brown, Minister of Public Works.
<* Alex. Sutherland, Provincial Secretary.
** A. A. C. LaRivi^re, Minister of Agriculture.
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NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
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HOUSE OP ASSEMBLY.
Honorable Alexander Murray, Speaker
CONSTrrVXNOISB. NANB.
Assiniboine Alex. Murray,
Baie St. Paul •.... •• .B. L. Fairbanki.
Birtle J. E. Woodworth.
lirandon , , E« P. LAacook.
rumaide f J. Mawhinney.
Cartier Jos. Lecompte.
Dauphin J. A. Daridton.
Dufferin North D. H. Wilson.
Dufferin South William Winram.
Emerson 0. Douglas.
Gladstone Hon. G. P. Brown.
High Bluff Wra. Crawford.
Kildonan Hon. A. M. Sutherland.
La Verandrye ^. Ooulet.
Mountain. ...k i tiomas Green way.
Montagne de la Tortue K. M. Young.
Minnedosa . . .' D. H. Harrison.
Morris Hy. Jennant
Portage la Ihrairie Jos. Martin.
Rockwood S. Jackson.
Springfield. J. H. Bell.
Ste. Agathe
St. Andrew's Hon. John Norquay.
St. Boniface Hon. A. A. 0. LaRWidre.
St. Clements John Allen.
St. Francois Xavier E. F. Oigot.
Winnipeg N E. G. Conklin.
Winnipeg S A. C. Killam.
Woodlands. W. Wagner.
NORTH WEST TERRITORIES OF CANADA.
Lieutenant-Governor and Indian Commissioner. — Hon. Edgar
Dewdney, C.E., Regina.
Secretary, Amt'd6e Forgot. Regina.
Assistant Indian Coinmiesioner, E. P. Gait, Winnipeg.
Council to aid the Lieutbnant-Govbrnor ix thk Admini-
stration OF THE North West Terrttories.
Breland Paschal White Horse Plains.
Clarke Lawrence Fort Carleton.
Irvine, Lieut.-Col. Aitclieson Goaford Regina.
McLeod, Lt.-Col. Jas. Farquharson, C.M.O. .Fort McLeod.
Reed Hayter Battleford.
Richardson, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Battleford.
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CLOSE SEASONS FOB FISH.
Province cf Ontario.
It IB FOBHIDDSK TO CATCH. .^-— — BBTWSBN — ^-^
Pickerel (Doxi) Maskinong^. Ban 16th Apxil A 16fh Maj.
Speckled Treat, Brook or Biver Trout. . . .16th Sept. ' * Ist May.
Salmon Trout, Large Grey Trout .«i8t Not. « 10th Not.
Whiteflsh latNoT. " lOth^NoT.
Province of 'Quebec.
Pickerel (Dor6), Maakinong^, Base 16th April A 16th May.
Salmon (with nets) IstAug. <* litMay.,
Salmon (with the fly) ist Sept ** iBtMay.
Speckled Trout. Brook or BiTcr Trout. . . .16th Oct. " Slit Dec
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Whiteflih lOthNoT. " IttDec
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Province of Ontario.
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Deer, Elk, Moob«, Bcindeer, Cariboo 16th Dec. A let Oct.
Grouse, Pheasants, Partridges 1st Jan. ** 1st Sept.
QuaiL Wild Turkeys 1st Jan. " 1st Oct.
WoodCDok iBtJan. ** ist Aug.
Snipe. ...i istJap. " 16thAug.
Waterfowl known as Mallard, Grey Duck,
Black Duck. Wood or Summer Duck. 1st Jan. ** 16th Aug.
Other Duck, Wild Swan, Wild Geese Ist May. " 16th Aug.
Hares 1st March <* IstSept
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Moose let Feb. & IstSept
Elk, Cariboo, Deer and their Fawn 1st Feb. *' 1st Sept.
BeaTer, Mink, Otter, Marten, Pekan,
Wildcat 16th March " 1st Not.
Hare 1st March » IstNoT.
Musk-rat (for the districts of Quebec, Sa-
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Wild Swan, Wild Goose, Canada (jl^oose.
Wild Duck (any kind) Widgeon, Teal 15th April « 1st Sept.
Migratory Quail, up to Slst Dec. 1884.
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