Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

DAILY WORLD, VANCOUVER, B. CANADA. 4 Friday, April 29, 1892. 8 CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY. IjAIMD BROS.

1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lv0T Twelve vacaut rooms in the Oriental. II The newest styles in spring hats at Dun lap, Cooke Jt Co 'a. II Delineator for May received at Thomson book store. II t3" For good meals, well served, try the Ontario House, Pender street. II Flower concert in Homer street church Monday evening.

Admission 2j cents. II For fine imported cigars, call at Robinson's cigar store 611 Hastings street. II Go to the Delmonico for a nice devilled crab and a cup of Java, and be happy, il Auction sales will Iw resumed first Saturday evening by Russell, McDonald 4 Co. II Lots in 204a, near tramway for $12o, at S2.50 per month. A.

B. Acorn, 55 Cordova street. II The tides to morrow will run: Low 2:23 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; high 6:50 a.m. and 10:32 p.m.

The old steamer Cariboo Fly is being negotiated for by parties interested in the northern canneries. A most unique entertainment in Homer street church Monday evening. Admission 25 cents. Don't miss it. II For the latest and nobbiest styles in Millinery go to Summers Orrell's, 648 Granville street.

The case of J. H. VVoodworth vs. Capt. Couth, an action to recover wages, was this morning adjourned until Monday.

The Vancouver Improvement Company ON Instalment Monthly lit inina iipiiibh in Will sell a number of their Lots on the Monthly Instalment Plan, Payments to extend over a period of five years. Interest per cent 1 1 1 1 AND If so, see If HOUSES FOR RENT. TO REN'T Brick cottage on Homer street, near Pender: 7 rooms city water; sewer connection, rent fi per month. Douglas A KS9 Cordova street. TO EXT Five roomed house on Oppcn heimer street, near tit James church; city water: sewer connection; rent Slit per mouth.

Douglas Si 139 Cordova Btreet. rpo RENT Ciood house on Hornby street, near Kelson; 8 rooms; rent fib per mouth. Douglas l'3H Cordova street TO KENT Handsome residence corner of Hornby and Robson streets; 9 room, bath, w.c, hot and cold water, gas, electric bells, rent per month. Douglas Co. 1SS Cordova atrect.

TO ItEN'T Fiue 10 roomed house on Sixth avenue, Fairview, one block west of Granville street south: faces citv: fine view: rent 14 per month. Douglas 139 Cordova street. I HOUSES FOR SALE. rtjtiAfA CASH, balance 16 per month, tpii.JJ will buy a good 8 roomed house on Hornby street; price Douglas i id oruova street CASH, balance 24 per month, tPOVJVJ will buy a good 9 roomed house on Nelson street price t'J 100; hot and cold water, bath, elegantly finished. Douglas i 139 Oordova street.

rrh KA CASH, ba.ance per mouth, CP for a 6 roomed house In west end, near Christ church: price city water, sewer connection, etc. uood location. DihiiIhs 139 Cordova street. flj CASH, balance oh long time, Cpr" will buy a new substantial and well arranged 9 roomed house on Richards street, near ht. Andrew's church; bath, hot and cold water, price I'i'tOO.

Douglas A 139 Oordova street. $7 WILIj buy a house and lot on I TVJ 6th avenue, Mount Pleasant; laces city; fine view: 7fi cash, balance small monthly payments. Douglas 139 Cordova street. there BUY A HOUSE RENT A HOUSE BUY A FARM? for MARKET GARDEN? BUY CITY LOTS DELICIOUS avorin1 NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla Lemon Orange Almond Of perfect purity.

Of great strength. Economy In their usa Flavor as delicately Rose etc.T and dellclously as the fresh fruit, THE Persons desiring THE WORLD served at their Homes can secure It by postal request, or order through Telephone 'o. 111. Where delivery Is Irregular, please make Immediate complaint to the office. FRIDAY.

APRIL 29. TO NIGHT'S EVENTS. Homer street Kpworth league. Divorce, at the Imperial opera house. Orphanage meeting in Mr.

Skinner's office, Court house. Chemical entertainment In school room of Congregational church. Evans Hastings, The Printers. Thompson, the tobacconist, Sunn yside cor. Buy your Sunday tie at Dunlap Cooke Co'a.

II Special Discounts on Brussels carpets at Harts. II Nice merchants lunch all day at the Facitic. i Spectacles and eye glasses, a large assortment at Keiu's pharmacy. II Ladies are invited to call at the Boston Millinery Rooms, Carrall St. II Go to the Delmonico and ask Dick for one of those famous St.

Charles Punches. II Wanted a few bargains. Apply to A. Holnian corner Seymour and Hastings Street. A.

M. Beattie, auctioneer, office No. 521, Hastings street residence 623 Richards street. Just received at the Delmonico this morning a fresh supply of Olympia oysters. Try them.

Smoke a Manuel Garcia, imported cigar at Robinson's cigar store, Cll Hastings street. Tbe Civil Service promotion examination will be held in the City hall, Victoria, on May 17th and 18th. Gold, gold, gold at Fairview, saved by buying wood and coal from R. 8. Forbes.

Telephone 213, P.O. box 463. On Saturday evening a mass meeting of workingmen will be held in the Market hall to discuss the nine hour question. Young Van Horst and his companion, Nebbie, who escaped from the reformatory at Victoria on Wednesday, are still at large. T.

Prest 4 land agents, Pender street, will accept good rental bearing property in exchange for farm lands, in the Fraser valley. 8 Mrs. Emily H. Brethour, of Saanich, has entered into rest. She was a Christian lady in whose death the community suffers a serious loss.

The wife of P. J. Leech, C. of Victoria, passed away yesterday morning in her 53th year. Her death is sincerely mourned.

One hundred cords beet wood in the city 12, 16, 22 and 24 inches long. Come and i see. Wellington Coal lard, 5j0 Carrall street Telephone 45. Only a few more of those 100 lots left 10 cash and fT 50 a month. Lots at all prices in 2'J4a and food terms.

Apply to Vt I). Pittenger Cordova street We call special attention to tint choice water frontage, oflered at a bargain by the Vancouver Loan, Tnirt, Savings i Guarantee Ltd. For particulars see their advertising column. Toe Victoria amateurs ill reproduce the Pirate of Penzance, under Prof. Pferdntr and Clement Rowlands, at the Vancouver Opera House on Saturday, May 7th, and possibly later at New Westminster.

Canon Beanlandi, rector of Christ church, Victoria, has finally decided to accept the position of secretary to the S.P.C.K., and will not return to British Columbia. Mrs. Beanlands will join her husband, who is now in England, shortly. The salmon run in the Fraser river continues satisfactory and the oolachana have greatly increased in numbers during the last few days. Large orders have been received for the latter, but the fish dealers find it hard to till them.

Foster home industry. Buy your office books and stationery and get your books bound oy the Vancouver Bookbinding Camble Street, G. A. Roedde, Manager. Travelers and visitors seeking a quiet, finely located home are invited to the Waverley hotel, Georgia and Seymour streets, one block east of C.

P. R. hotel and Opera House. First class English chef and attendants. Moderate charges.

The temporary strike of the mechanics in the employ of D. McGillivray Co. on the Lulu Island Steel Works was the shortest on record, only lasting from 12 noon till evening, when all the difficulties, the result of a misunderstanding, were adjusted. There was a full attendance at the meeting of the school teachers at the Central school last evening. The subject discussed was the principles and practice of the analy sis of sentences, and many good points of interest to the teachers were brought out.

The next meeting will be held on May 20th. Highest of all in Leavening Power, Fl Ex tract i i of to A. 1. E. 1 1 1 1 1 Is anything in the following list (t 1 ftr.O WILL buy a good lot and cot cDA.t"7 tage on Haro street, close to Burrard; small payment dowu, balance per month.

Douglas A Cordova street. t) K( FOR a handsome residence Id i IJJ West End, standing on lot and a half; 9 rooms, bath, w.c, hot and colli water, gas, electric bells, etc: easy terms: this is a decided bargain; property is worth S300, Douglas 139 Coi dnva street. (tf K( WILL buy a two story house ip AOJ and a lot and a half on Richards street; good garden and several bearing fruit trees; easy terms; a great bargain. Douglas 139 Ordova street. ft I t) ff FOR a house on Cambie street; tpJ.JV bath, sewer connection, easy terms.

Douglas A 139 Cordova street. FOR house and two lots on M)iiOV Oppeuheimer street: easy terms. Douglas A 139 Cordova street. tl Olriir fOK a handsome modern pLt houseon Princess street: bath, sewer connection terms, flOOcash, balance t'S) per mouth. Douglas A 139 Cordova street.

WILL buy a good houseon iOVy prominent corueron Hastings street, a few blocks east of Westminster avenue; chsv terms. Douglas A 139 Coniova street. 1 WILL HUV a good house on (DO.lJf Alexander street, near proposed X.P.RR. station faces Inlet; fine view; easy terms. Douglas A Cordova street.

TWl WI LL BUT a handsome resi vpl7w deuce in Fairview, one block cut City Electric Railway, facing city and commanding magnificent view of English Bay, the city, etc. 10 rooms; easy terms. Douglas 139 Cordova street. FARMS FOR SALE. 1 ACRES, 7 miles from Vancouver, good I gravelled road entire distance; nearly all the laud under cultivation: row! house and stable; 40 fruit trees and lot of small fruit: near church, school, postoitice and store: price fsOOO; terms, cash, balance In four years; this is a bargain; location good and soil very rich ami well drained.

Douglas A 139 Cordova street. 0 BROS. WANT TO WANT TO WANT TO WANT LAND WANT TO American Warships to do Ilunur to the Discovery of an Englishman. Saturday, May 7th, will be the 100th anniversary of the discovery of Puget Sound, and our good neighbors across the border are preparing to celebrate the centennial in a becoming manner. It was in 17U2 that George Vancouver, th) English navigator, discovered the Sound waters.

Some British subjects had settled in Nootka, a point north of Victoria, and having quarrelled with the Spanish officers, Vaucouver and a small squadron was commissioned to go thither and receive a surrender of Nootka, under orders from the Count of Madrid to the Spanish commandant. He set out in April, 1791, and a year later succeeded in accein pushing his mission. Ihe bound was named after an officer in the expedition named Puget. The anniversary ceremonies will be on an elaborate scale, and tbe waters about Port Townsend will be dotted with vessels of every description. The United States war vessels York town, Adams, Mohican, as well as the Nipsic, which now stationed at Port Orchard, will be in the fleet to add tribute to the occasion.

A Pleasing Entertainment. The lecture room of St. Andrew's church was well tilled last evening with an appreciative audi' ence, all of whom were delighted with the manner in which the bhakespenan reading, As You Like It, was presented. The characters were represented by the following persons Duke, living In bsnishment R. G.

McKay Frederick, his brother and usurper of his dominions R. McPherson Amiens (Lords attending on) R. Fraser Jacques (the banished duke) F. M. Cow perthwalte LeBeau, a Courtier W.

C. Ditmars Charles, a wrestler L. H. Wright Oliver (Sons of Sir Row Robinson Orlando land de Bois F. M.

Black Adam, servant to Oliver J. Stewart Touchstone, a clown O. Milne Corln J.W. Robinson Sylvius auei'uem. G.

XI. Callander Rosalind, daughter of the ban ished Duke Miss Sutherland Celia. daughter to Frederick Miss Counon Phebe, a Shepherdess Miss Creighton The play was successfully presented, the participants being well acquainted with their parts through much practice. The closing entertainment for the season will be held about the middle of May. If you want a good fitting suit patronize Dunlap, Cooke to.

Notes from Nelson. The sale of Government lots was held at Nelson on Wednesday, by Joshua the well known Victoria auctioneer. Fifty nine lots were sold, realizing $31,410, the principal buyers being H. hlous, K. G.

Tatlow, J. F. Hume, the Earl of Dysart, per Lionel H. Webber, R. J.

Brealey and Arthur Hoggins. One hundred and fifty passengers arrived by tbe steamers Columbia and Lytton on their first voyage via Revelstoke. There is much snow on the mountains, the season being very late. Five hundred men are at Slocan and are en route via the Slocan river, the favorite route. The C.

P. R. sale of lots is announced for May 2nd. The new crosscut in the Silver King tun' nel is reported in ore, and the Dandy mine never looked better. At Doxen, new strikes have already been made on Slocan lake, the ore assaying from 5I0O to a ton.

Joan Is Her Name The new steamer built at Victoria for the E. N. Railway Company was launched at 4 o'clock last evening in the presence of an immense crowd. The christening ceremony was performed by Miss Maude Dunsmuir and as the vessel glided down the ways a flag was run up to the mast head with the name Joan, the Christian name of Mrs. Robert Dunsmvir, upon it.

Tbe launching was a decided success, and everything went as smoothly as possible. The new steamer was decorated with flags and presented a pretty appearance when she slipped into tbe water and rested on its surface. A Distinguished Visitor. Among the arrivals by the Islander this morning were Charles William Eliot, LL.D., and wife. Mr Eliot is President ofHarvard University, Cambridge, and his reputation in literary and scientific circles is world wide.

He has been traveling for Borne weeks and at Tacoma, Seattle and other points was banqueted by Harvard clubs. To President Eliot the United States owes much for the improvemement made in the last 25 years in the public school system and in the cause of education generally. President and Mrs. Eliot went east this afternoon over the C. P.

11. Another Fine mock. The St. Charles hotel, on the corner of Pender and Seymour streets, which was partially destroyed some months ago, will shortly be rebuilt. The old frame building will be replaced by a handsome three storey brick hotel.

Plans of the proposed new block may now be seen in the office of Messrs. Wulffsohn Bewicke, Cordova Btreet, agents for the owner, Lord Queens berry. Anyone desiring to acquire a lease of this property when completed would do well to call on Messrs. Wulffsohn Bewicke, as they are prepared to have the plans of the hotel, if necessary, modified to suit the wishes of the lessee. Dominion Day.

Mayor Cope is anxious to get suggestions as to how Dominion Day can best be celebrated. What is wanted is something original and attractive. The old line of sports are very well in their way but Vancouver wants something new, and the nov elty must have merit. Anyone who produces a brilliant idea in this connection will earn the heartfelt thanks of the citizens, and will have his name handed down to posterity as that of public benefactor. Do not all speak at once A Break In the Main.

Another break in the old main was the cause for the water being shut off on Thurs day evening, resulting in no small amount of inconvenience to hotels and restaurants, and to users of water motors. As soon as possible the broken main was cut out, and the city is now being supplied entirely through the new one. Diver Llewellyn will go down at low tide this afternoon, and make an examination. She Prerera Bin. The girl Lucretia Vincent who was taken by Miss Bowes to the W.

C. T. U. Rescue Home in Victoria, has left that institution, evidently preferring a life of sin to one of right living. The man who is responsible for this girl's undoing has much to answer for.

It is said that the wretchea who kept her hero are responsible for her departure from the Home and that she will return to this city. Clillllwack Real Estate Rale. Having arranged with C. P. railway and river steamers, 1 will issue a limited number of reduced fare tickets to Chiltiwack and return to attend real estate sale on 30 th inst.

Call Monday next at office, 523 Hastings street, to ensure a cheap trip and Bee one of the moat prosperous places in British Columbia, A. Beattie, auctioneer. II are now selling lots on the monthly installment plan. See their advertisement. II The Westminster Lacrosse Club has chartered the steamer City of Nanaimo for an excursion to ictoria on the 24th of May.

The band will give an open air concert on the stand at the junction of Cordova and Water streets this evening, weather per mitting. The Upton liner Batavia sailed to day from Victoria for the Orient, with feet of lumber, 2300 sacks of flour and one cabin passenger. A cable to Tub Would to day from Yokohama announces that the C. P. ss.

Empress of China left there on Tuesday morning the 20tb inst, A communication from Frank Foubert, of the Arlington, in reply to Ihomas Tompkins, was received too late for publication to day and will appear to morrow. When you want wall paper don't forget that the Star Wall Paper House has the largest and best selected stock in the Province. Davis Taylor, Cambie street. II Pachard Lewis, a well known rancher of Hernando island, has been married to Miss Mary Macneill, who went up to Reid's island some time ago as companion to Mrs. Ted Wylie.

Charles Thulin, who is now proprietor of the supply depot at the old Sisson ranch, is in the city. An authentic report has it that he is to be married before he goes north again. If the gentleman who called at the office of C. Gardiner Johnson Co. re corner lot on Fairview, yesterday, 25th will call again, think can arrange to his satisfaction.

Carpets direct from the mills in England. This stock is the largest that has ever been offered in the city. For good values buy from us. We keep in touch with the markets of the world, at Hart's. A car load of fine horses, broken to single and double harness and the maj irity to the saddle, will arrive from the High River Horse Kinche on Monday and may be seen at Queen Livery Stable, Georgia street.

The New Westminster Bicycle Club has decided to join tbe Canadian heelmans Association, a step which will result in bringing the cyclists of the Royal City un der the protection of the Association in all matters pertaining to tbe wheel. J. Stewart and William Blaney of Her. nando island, Moses Ireland, of Cortez island, and William Belding, of Humphrey's channel, were among the passengers who arrived by the Comox last night. She also brought down a considerable quantity of freight The New Westminster and Burrard Inlet Telephone Company are laying a cable across tbe Fraser river to connect their line to Steveston, the present connection over the bridges not being quite satisfactory.

The business of the Steveston line is steadily improving, necessitating a reliable connec tion being made. Tbe Orangemen of the Province will unite in a grand celebration in ancouvcr on July 12th, and already preparations are being made for the occasion. New Westminster lodge, No. 1593, has sent all the way to Belfast for a splendid silken banner which they will sport on that occasion. This will be the the tirst banner from the ould sod in the Province.

125 Children's Gingham Dresses at cost price at Summers Orrell's, 648 Granville street. Important Improvements. Improvements have been introduced into the plans of the London Lancashire Life Association which place it in advance all competitors. 4 PERSONS PARAGRAPHED. Ex Aid.

Glass, of London, Out, is at the Le laud. J. D. Hal! lett br the Islander to dav far Vic toria. rived from the Capital this morning, and returns home to morrow.

P. Wilson, H. Inspector of Schools, who has been vlsitintr the various schools in thn district, is in the city and returns home to morrow. J. D.

Pemlierton and family, of Victoria, left day over the C. P. R. for F.ngland. Miss Bell left with them for her home lu Toronto, and Miss Crake for Liverpool.

Aid. Odium. Dr. Powell. Jas.

Fnllertnn. Brown, tf. J. Emanuels, T. J.

Trapp, A. M. Bullock, Lee Rogers, c. O. Johnson, Thos.

Cochrane and J. M. Buxton arrived oyer this inurulusr from Victoria. Among the Islauder's sixty passengers to day from Victoria were II. O.

Hons, A. Robertson, T. Bhaw and wife, J. Bamfteld, T. Yates, Miss lialptu, K.

T. Lsuglev, J. II. and Mrs. L.

Brock, H. liartslde, C. B. King, J. Parmiter, (ieo.

Mo ClHsky, W. (iraut, Miss Maloney, J. Grant, M. Laugley and II. Bellamy.

J. Raywood, formerly of the North Arm brewery, has just returned from a visit to the Old country, aud is around town again, looking as bright as ever. His trln to KimUiiii thi. was the first for 21 years, he having visitedSl aud other quarters of the globe since he to leu Home. Needless to say he found many changes in the old land, hut enjoyed his trip immensely, and is pleased to be back lu Vancouver agaiu.

Latest U. S. Gov't Report FD1S0N GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, that Hill suit you: i) 1 AC RES in I.anglev Municipality; tmitf frame house; 200 fruit trees; 30 acres Improved, balance lirhtly timbered: good creek running through laud; school house on place: store and post ollice near bv; price, 1H ier acre, easy terms of payment; will sell any iiunntitv of laud from 50 acres up. Douglas A 139 Cordova street. rT" ACRES in the famous Clover Valley, I near Cloverdale railway station; rich bottom land, not sabjert to overflow; good roomed house and stable; there is a bearing orchard; price, f70 per acre.

Douglas A 139 Cordova street. "I fl AC RES near Government Kxiwri WjVf mental Farm at Agassi? station, at per acre. Douglas A 139 Cordova street. 1 ACRES in theiviuamlsh lar from the 8iiiamlsb Valley hop farm, for 10uo. Douglas A 139 Cordova St.

CITY LOTS FOR SALE (tj I T( WILL buy one of the finest comes U) rJ' Wixl on Mount Pleasant; streets graded ou front and side; sidewalk; magnificent view; terms. i FOR a good corner on 7th avenne A facing city; street graded and sidewalk; easy terms of payment. SfTW FOR a good lot ou oppeuheimer 4 VJyJ street; easy terms. (J2l FOR a lot on Robson stroetTcflx CDXsJvA 132) faciug Inlet easy torms. (T I FOR two lots ou Westminster CD'AO" Road, nearly opposite Junction Inn; lduxWi.

FAIRVIEW Several lots for VW each. i'iYV M'MV (W'L'Sk 0N WetTnliiRtr Vn fllLMUlL Dli'M IU3 couver Tramway for 7.j0; easily cleared; fine location. Mil! VAKOIYEI i Capllauo Road. close to junction of new trunk mad running east aud west; beautiful location; 10 acres slashed; price easy terms; this is the greatest bargain In North Vaucouver. MARES FOR SALE.

IriOR SALE A number of well bred mares, llambletoniaus and Peri lierou Clydes, on reasonable terms. Oregon Stock aud Acclimated. Above mRres will be sold bred to the Importe pure bred French Coach Stallion Ion" 399, and the pure bred Percheron Htall ou, "Hioudean," sired bv "Brilliant," 1271, who stands at the head of M. W. Dunham's Htud.

For further particulars apply to 1.1 152 tf Sunaa, It. C. Seeds, Seeds, Seeds Farm, Vegetable and Flower. Homegrown and imported. Write for catalogue.

I. PEWSTEE SZ CO Seedmen, Vancouver. wl77 tt JUST TO HAND. A CARLOAD I it "Prices very low. Dealers should write for quotations.

F. It. STEWAItT, 2 tf Provision and Prod are Men bunt, VHiironvrr, Fruit aii Oroamental Trees Plants, Vines, Bulbs, Roses, Greenhouse Plants, also Agricultural Implements, Bee Hives, Hustle Work, at lowest cash prices, tstock can be seen at my lireenhouse aud Nursery, 604 Westminster Road, Vaucouver, B.C. P.O. address MouutPleasant.B.C.

Bend for price list. Address 2. J. 604 Westminster Road, Vancouver, B.C. Wl76 tf ADDRESSES ENGROSSED AND ILLUMINATED.

AlreaJy made to The Queen, Sir John A. Mao donald, Lord Ilufferiu, Hr Moses Moutetlore Lord Btauley, Sir James Grout, W. C. Van Home. Note the address H.

W. SUCKLING, OI7 Icharrs Srroof, Vancouver. ED1S0X BTILDIXG, KICHARDS STREET, VANCOUVER, MANUFACTURERS OV ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR P0WER.1HEAT.ETC LIGHT. (CONTRACTORS for intlallation of Railway Apyaratui, Long Pittance Incandescent Light (Mated and Central Electric Mining Flants, Street Pou'er Trantmitsion, Arc and Station). The only complete stock at Vancouver.

Hock of Electrical Supplies in British Colnmbia. Complete line of all tizet of Dynamot and Motors always in 1074 ly Treated 1 11 format orrespondence (illicitly Answered, and as Confidential. ion Cheerfully Given. PlCCAplLLY 200 PAIRS Russian Calf, Shell Cordovan, Ooze Calf, Patent Calf. no i CORKOVA STREET.

200 AIRS Just Opened Popular Line Gents' Hand Sewed Walking Shoes, CORDOVA STREET. Powder AMOUUTEiy PURE J. A. PYKE.