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

DAILY WOULD, VANCOUVEK, B. CANADA. Monday, July 22, 1896. 8 i ther back, the Burrards fourth and the Port' inc. THE VICE PRESIDENT ARRIVES.

Attached to the Pacific express to day were two private cars, one Gen. Supt. Abbott's and the other that of Vice President Shaughnessy of the Canadian IB i Aur Special ROOTS. SHOES, HATS. CAPS, UNDER WEAK, H05IEKY, Etc.

An Immense stock of Boys' School Boots to bo cleared. All at prices lower than ever Im fore offered In British Columbia. Having bought this stock before the advance la prices, I am fully prepared to glvt my cn tomers the benefit. Call and select your slsw bo fore the line runs out. FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 62 Cordova Russell flc Donald A1ENZIE, TURNER CO.

Shade Mamifaotnrpni to the trade, 10KONTO. Sold by all Reliable Dealers. WEAK Lawn Mowers Grass Catchers Garden Sprays Garden Hose Hose Reels CI G. S. flcConnell Block tieapest, Strongest, Best.

DKG HOT WEATHER Fruit Scales Preset ving Kettles Ice Cream Freezers Refrigerators Wire Screens Water St. These goods are seasonable just now and will stand all the wear that can be given them. Mclennan, mcfeely Ltd. im CORDOVA STREET. THOS.

DUNN CO. Ltd. Importers and Dealers in Hardware and Ship Chandlery 11 inniiTrir. eoo boxes window glass 1 1 I I II 10 CASES PLATE GLASS il fl 1 1 II 5 T0Na BINDEri TWINE illl I I ljj 1 TONS HAY BALING WIRE 11 1111 1 15 TONS BARBED WIRE Headquarters for MINERS', MILL AND BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES. Write for Quotations.

Hardware 8 and 10 Cordova St. I VAwmi ivpd Ship Chandlery 8 Rusu ih Bees Selling our colored shirts, both in dressed and negligee goods. Our $1.00 Shirt is value land's last time, 9:01 1 2. A. S.

Gore, of Victoria, won the Peterbom canoe race. In the naval race, whalers, the Wild Swan crew was first. In the Peterboro canoe race, the Victoria Canoe Club won as they liked. The second gig of the Royal Arthur secured the naval all comers race, while the last event, war canoe raee, was won easily by the Rurrard Inlet Rowing Club. A CARD.

The tailoring trade seems to be de moralized. In order to sell cheap, common goods and trimmings must be bought, and inferior workmen employed, to undersell one's neighbor. Consequently ihe cheap clothing that is quoted by tailors in this city Is Inferior to some of the ready made clothing that one can buy In any of the ready made clothing houses. Realizing the extremely dull times, we had for the last two years, I have reduced my former prices (which in fact were not excessive, for the quality or goods, trimmings and workman ship) TO A LIVING FIGURE. Any.

one wishing to get first class goods, well maue and trimmed, and to be first class In every respect, are respectfully Invited to call before ordering eisewnere. M. ROBINSON, Merchant Tailor. 620 Hastings St L. ROBINSON, late of Montreal, To ronto, and London, cutter.

A Sl'GAR SHIP ARRIVED. The Dutch bark Van Galen, Cant. I. Maars, arrived on Sunday from Passu wanla, Java. She has a cargo of 2.h) tons of raw sugar for the British Col umbia Sugar Refining Company.

Her trip over, occupying 112 days, was uneventful. The only thing noted was meeting on June the Victoria seal Ing schooner Borealis. in lat. 4" 15 mln. and long pjti deg.

4S nun. K. The Borealis had S01 skins. PERSONALS. W.

Ogle left on Sunday for Halifax. Kx Mayor McDonald, of Wiiiniieg. wis passenger to Kootenay yesterday, as was J. O. Le t'appelain.

of Messrs. T. Dunn Co. Mrs. Macleod, wife of Rev.

P. Macieod, and family came over from victoria on Sun day and left to Join Mr. Macleod in Britain Mrs. O. B.

Maenelll went up to Banff on Sunday for a holiday. J. ('. McLagan, mmager of The World, left yesterday over the C. P.

on an extended Eastern tour. Aid. Fred. Cook, our special correspondent at Ottawa, left on Saturday to enjoy a holi day across the herring pond. Miss Josephine Deving.

of London, his ar rived In the city to visit her sister Mrs. John Reed. Judge Vowell has returned from an iitsi tion of his Kootenay wards looking In the 'pink of good health. Be i3 a guest at Hotel couver. FREE SHOW TO NIGHT.

Tbe Electric Belt Concert I'ompany will g.ve a free entertainment to night at p.m. on tne vacant lot on Cordova street, next tb Hoffman House. This is the sajne company that drew such large audiences nlg'itiy In Winnipeg. Bring your ladies enjoy th show. Rev.

Dr. Robirson. Presbyterian missionary superintendent, is on his way to the coast. J. G.

Claxton bought In the plant, stock and assets of the B. C. Pottery Victoria, for the Yorkshire Guarantee for Charles Dickens, the younger, says that In his boyhood days his ehtef delight was to play with a toy theater. His father wrote a spectacular play for 'him and also designed tbe miniature scenery. Elegant Cottage West mfr At a Big Bargain.

On corner, one of the finest locations fn West End, overlooking Inlet, close to business centre; all motiern convenienclea; price anj other particular on application. $1,300 for Furnished House Seven roomed house on Seymour itrwt, In (food condition. Stable and coach house. $50) worth of furniture In house new carets and tuits, hanosome parlor set, etc worth I A xi? snap. Easy terms of payment.

QQmA for 6 roomed cottajre and two lots, UOul) on good street, in East End, not far from Westminster avenue; easy ttrmt of pay ment. Q))AA for one of the finest hnu es, west O'lWlf of Hurrard double boarded and heated with hot air; modern conveniences; worth easy terms of payment; situated north of Barclay street, and east of liute street. IMPROVED ACREAGE. S.0() for J. acres, nar city, on (rood graded road and tramway: all cleared; Rod runnint? brook through dwelling hou.e and hennery; property is worth H.JMMt; exceptionally easy terms of pay merit.

FOR EXCHANGE farm prorwrty for city property, vacant or Improved. IMPBOYEO mtSi endil rhanc to bur piac; no cash re autrwl. MONET TO I)AN on first and second mort gnge. No delay. C.

S. DOUGLAS Real Estate and Financial AzenU 139 CORDOVA ST. IM7 IU. WE HIVE FOR SALE Cordova St. Granville St.

BUSINESS LOTS on I Hastings St. NOW 13 THE TIME TO BUY CALL ON Robertson Co. 53a Hastings St. West ESTABLISHED 1888 A. HAINES REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL BROKER 331 Carroll St.

P.O. Box 224 MONEY TO LOAN on lmprorexl property. P.rtirslar attention flren to making ufe Investments for client. Any prescription can tw dispensed by Charles Nelson Dispensing Chemist. CORDOVA STREET ANCOUVER.

sale campaign Commences To day And we present herewith a list of exceptional offerings in Dress Goods that is worth while investigating. To tell you of all the good things in store for our patrons during this sale would take more space than we can afford to buy; so we will give you one department at a time, and while we only mention Dress Goods to day every department in the house has its attractions. 40 inch all wool Coating Serge iii ten colorings at 33c; regular price We. 43 inch all wool Coating Serge, fine make, 15 different colorings, We; regular price "be. 42 inch all wool Delaines, plain colors, at 40c; regular price 65c.

Several lines fancy checked ail wool Stuffs, 40 inches wido at 40c; regular price 6fc 11 inch all wool French Worsteds in staple colorings at 75c; regular price $1.50. 40 Inch Black Wool Crepon at 30c; regular price 60c. 40 inch Black Wool Alma Cloth 45c; regular price 65c 42 inch Black Wool Delaines at 40c; regular price 60c. 3ii inr.h Black Wool Mascot 50c; regular price 75c. Three lines of Fancy Dress Tatterns, sale prices 5.00, J7.00, worth double.

Our ntire stock of all wool French Challies, regular price 40c, sale price 25c a yard. Gordon Drnsdaie 150 Cordova Street. An Artistic Dinner Set Makes the food tails better ueopie notice quicker than There ii nothing well appointed dinner or tea taWe. Cta.Il and see what ex qulslte patterns we have. Tou will be delighted with them.

Nlnetjr eeven piece dinner and tea KU for $7.50 and upwards. J. A. SKINNER CHINA HALL, 514 Hastings St. For Best value In Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Lacrosse Sticks, Rubber Balls, Baseball Supplies, Children's Express Wagons, Bicycles and Velocipedes, go to Bailey Bros.

Booksellers and Stationers 138 Cordova Street. Ice Cream Ice Cream Soda Contectionery, 50 Cordova Street, 73 1 It's A Very Easy Hatter To make a selection for a wedding gift at Trorey's. Hundreds of sterling silver and silver plated articles which make very desirable presents. You are welcome to inspect our stock. TROREY TiieJeweier loa CORDOVA STREET Freeiioid Loan Go.

Of Toronto, Ont. ran or, straight mortgage at reasonable rat? of interest Apply to Robert flarshall. Agent. K.1 frdoYa Strt, Vancouver. ROMPTON'S Coraline This Week Corsets 25 cents up.

HcLEOD COOTE. i Pacific Railway Company. Mr. Shaugh nessy is on a tour of inspection and ob servatlon. He is accompanied by Chief Engineer Peterson.

He has Just made a trip through the Kootenay country. On It he was accompanied by Messrs. Abbott, Marpofe, Camble, and Peterson. The party visited Rossland, Ilobson, Nelson, Pilot Bay, the Blue Bell mines Kaslo, Three Forks, the Slocan Star mine, and Capt. Moore's concentrating plant at the Idaho mine.

Mr. Shaughnessy said this afternoon that he was very much impressed with what he had seen In the mining district. That there is lots of wealth to be taken out is undoubted. One thing that the C. P.

will do as soon as practicable is to build a line with a view to saving the Trail creek trade for Canada. At present everything used in that district, even the window sashes for the business houses that are now being rushed up by the dozen, come from Spokane. There should be a smelter in that country. The C. 1'.

could not build one but some ot the shareholders in the company who give attention to mining matters might do so. A tram line from Rossland to Trail Creek was contemplated but he thought that the projectors would hold it in abeyance until they saw what tlit C. P. was going to do. Matters are quiet on the Nakusp Slocan at present, the bad roads preventing the hauling or ore to the railway.

Work is being pushed on the Kaslo and Slocan and the grading is well advanced. The matter of the Vancouver terminal buildings must lay over for the present, said Mr. Saugh nessy. The management would like to see the work completed personally he much disliked to see the foundations standing with nothing on them but it was after all a trimming and had to stand aside for more Important work. He was much struck by the prospects for a phenomenal crop In Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.

All kinds of grain looked well when he passed through that district. C. R. Hosmer, manager of the C. P.

R. telegraph system, John Maekav. the "Bonanza King." and E. J. Matthews, of Philadelphia, are expected to arrive to morrow or next day.

They are on their way to Alaska. Messrs. Shauehnessv and Peterson return to Montreal. GOLD. MOKE GOLD.

A despatch from New Denver says: There is no longer a doubt 'hat the new mining district at the foot of Slocan lake deserves to take rank vitti nnv 0: in tainous camps which hiu caused sucn a seiies of excitements in Kootenay during the last four years 1 lie latest (lis reveries have placed it, in tho estimation cf eld mining men, on a par wita the Sandon region, where the slocan ttar and the Noble Five wero found. If teen months ago nothing wa.i known of this mlnlnir belt. Some prospectors In Inst year and made a number of soon lo rations. This spring a grjit many men have gone in. and each report that comes back from the hills increases the excitement.

The best strike yet made conned last Wednesday on Springer Creek, at the lower end of the laKe, i miles from this town. W. It. Hart and two men named Cameron and ave loca tions on a ledge, samples from which are reported to have assayed $15 in gold and 750 ozs. of silver.

Anotner ncn propenj known as the Magnet has been located by James Boyd on the north fork of Springer creek. Large gold bearing ledges have also been found on the norm forK oi Lemon creek, one of which shows luO feet nf in sight. At Siivenon, also, times are growing brisk. A. A.

Webb, of Spokane, has made a big strike on the Fisher Maiden. The claim shows three veins and has yieldedassays as high as mo. The Wakefield mine, owned by Fur burn and W. H. Smith, shows five feet of solid galena.

Over 250 tons of ore are now exposed to view. The Alpha has over 300 tons of ore on the wharf ready for shipment. All this country neeos 10 make one of the best mining districts in Ttriilsh Columbia is capital. The owners are too poor to develop but are holding on and waiting, knowing the needed money will come in due time. AGAINST SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

The following resolution was yesterday passed by the Y. P. 8. C. of St.

Andrew's Presbyterian church: The Y. C. S. C. K.

of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, learn with deop regret, that the Union Steamship Company of this city Is now running and advertising Sunday excursions, when dancing, drinking and other amusements are permitted on the Lord's Day. Be it therefore resolved that this society pronounce strong di'ilimival and eond mna of such deseereti a of the fiilibatii Day. and wou.d aik all citizens and christians to refrain from patronizing and encouraging the aforesaid excursions and to use every legitimate means and Influence to Induce the aid company to discontinue these Sunday excursions. The society further resolved that a cooy the aforesaid resolution be sent to the papers for publication.

A MAGNIFICENT TRIP. The magnificent new passenger steamers NoTthwest and Northland, of the Northern Company, are now in commas. on on the Great Lakes, and a semi weekly service between Duluth and Buffalo will be ma ntained dur.ng the season. These are exclusively passenger boats. By taking this route you avo.d all dust and excess.

ve heat. For full particulars apply to F. J. WHEKLER, Gen. Agent, G.

N. Ry. SPORTS AND PaiHTIMHS. Our Hoys Vanquish Nanaimo an 1 Westminster at Cricket and Lacrosse Other Events. The intermediate lacrosse match at the Point on Saturday afternoon was witnessed by a fair crowd of spectators, who enjoyed a good game, though towards the cioe the N'maimo's showed want of training and fell to pieces.

Vancouver had the best of It throughout, some very creditable lacrosse being put up occasionally by the teams. Itefore the match opened the visitors lodged a protest aeainst one of the home players. The result, four games to two, places Vancouver well to the front and almost ensures the capture of the championship. The cricket match at Nw Westminster between the elevens of that cily and Vancouver proved a walk over for tbe Terminal players. lng to the wickets first Vancouver ran up runs.

Westmins'r following with 4 in the first and In the second Innings, the visitors winning by an innings an i seven runs. At Victor' on Saturday the annual meeting of the N. P. A. A.

took place when it was decided to bold nent year's regatta In this city. J. A. Russell, of the Rurrar.l Inlet Boating Club, was elected president; It. D.

Helmcken. M. P. of the James Athletic Association, Oce.pre.ident ant W. of the Vancouver Rowing club, eecretary treasurer.

Concerning th eetnd div's events of the resratr at Ksouimsit on (Uturdsv the great event wis tbe senior four oars. In ilch the James Itavs. Portland. Seat'le. aid the Vancouver and Burrard Rowing clubs com peel.

At the word the ews got away in grant s'vle. the James Riys with a long, swer. ng SToke. nf 40. while the others went at 4'J 1 the minute.

The Vancouvers made a boo S'Urt. ng ovr In from of the 1' irrarU ant hea i.ne the The Rave si ah'Ay behind In the first quarter bo a course as stratsht as a line and IMS' let tier powe fnl mpV. (n wh.cJi the b.ck W4 used tell. The peat'les, Wlo were s'r iped to the wi! flurn to a 5 ea lv 42 ga'f anl grad'nllv p. kei their from Vncav.r wV ir rirls dropret sligVIv behind tViUirh rowing fast and the r'l ti dro vilg further reir.

Th whn thev hat Ml ts eied no ti a s'r ke the rite well in hid. while th a oke TTl''nir 4 to the ni'nij'. in an to vl. Toe fl ir lrd. P.rt 1 rSe le we cot 'f It pr V.

a to' v.m'v wo tv awiv 1" llavs 10 1 aero the ne me of 'he se. I g'l. IVtI te 1'. 'l lh tv. ri.

a i'l ir MONDAY, JULY LOCAL GOSSIP. Calley'a Club Soda and Dinger Ale. Hlaekbcrries are ripe at North Vancouver. Take jour baskets and go over on the Senator. The C.

P. R. and customs officials went over to Victoria on Sunday to meet the Kmpresa of India, which is due tomorrow. Numbers 4 ts ami 4IH drew fine prizes nt filntzburgfr'9 Saturday drawing. At almost any point in the city or Province Thorpe Co's Sparkling Soda Water may be obtained The meeting of North Vancouver ratepayers, called for Saturday evening, was adjourned till Wednesday evening, without any discussion being Ke Into.

'The steamer "omox will make her 2ml trip to tnt Kraaer river on Thursday, allowing ample time to see the cantu'i it's in operation. Steamer leaves a.m. Fare, $1. Cowlchan Jimmy has been committed for trial at Victoria for murderously sdahbinK another Indian named lioston Tommy. Hoth were drunk at the time.

MILK Clean, pure, eweet, rich MILK I Po you get It 7 It not, you can at tbe CITY DA1KY. Telephone, Richard Stirling: and William McNul ty, distressed seamen from the sealing schooners Kosie Olsen and Vera, arrived at Victoria from Yokahama on Friday on the steamer Kskdale. The Misses Webllng, of London, England in their delightful entertainments will appear in the Dunn Hall on the 8th and 9th August. For the benefit of The Province we venture to remark that the Kev. T.

S. 1 inscott has given up Beeking souls and is now seeking people who are foollsn enough to invest in book agents' outfits. A gentleman going to Rossland would like to represent Vancouver business on commission. A rustler. Address J.

H. World (Jttlce. The Germans, as usual, had a good time on their picnic yesterday. The weather was beautiful, the arrangements complete and the music excellent. The Llederkranz is to be congratulated on the success attained.

My business Is advancing cash on notes. chattel mortgages and any kind of approved security. Kdward Winter Smith, Banker, H21 Cordova street. In the police court this morning one Lynch was sent up for six weeks for stealing a coat from the store of Lees Co. Tony Reed, an Italian, was lined $25 or a month in Jail for carrying a revolver.

The police are looking up a charge of intimidating little girls which has been laid against this man. E. Fader has moved to 61(1 Hastings near Le land hotel where he will keep a well assorted stock of green groceries and fresh and cured meats. He will be pleased to see old customers and many new ones. How Atlantic Cables Are Made, How Atlantic Cables Are Laid, How Messags Are Flashed Under the Atlantic ureaii and How Atlantic Cables Are Kepatred are the titles of a series of pamphlets Just issued by the Mackay Iiennett system or Commercial Cable Co.

They tell many interesting facts concerning the making and working of ocean cables. The steamer Comox will make her 2nd trip to the Praser river on Thursday, allowing ample time to see the canneries In operation. Steamer leaves a.m. Fare $1. What Is the matter with the Manitoba hen? Yesterday a shipment of two carloads of eggs went through over the C.

P. R. from Toronto to British Columbia. Eggs have sold this summer at some points in Manitoba as low as four cents a dozen, and there does not appear to be any reason why a trade between the Prairie and the Mountain Provinces should not be opened up. Winnipeg Free Press.

What The World would like to know is what Is the matter with the British Columbia hen. There should be no need of importing eggs into this Province. HARVEY'S for Cromptons Coraline Corsets. A shipment of GOO pairs. All s.zes, good and strong 35c.

pa.r. Cant be beau Wectnlnster avenue. Steeve O'Brien, Victoria, proprietor of the Excelsior brewery, has been sum moned In the Instance of Joseph Lowen of the. Victorla PhDenlx brewery to answer an alleged infraction of the Trade Mi, tks Act. The alleged offense is said to ccrsist of using bottles upon which the name of the complainant's brewery was blown.

The buttles were, however, labeled with Excelsior labels. The case in Gives borne nice points cf law, in ch dlng the question of the rights of the original owner of trade marked bottles after they have been sold. O. A. Roedde, practical bookbinder, paper ruler and blank book manuiac turer, Home block, Camble st.

Owing to the great numDer of passengers CROSSING TUB ATLANTIC during the next month, Intending passengers should KKCUHK liKItTHS as far In advance as possible. J. SCLATKR, agent. C. 1.

Rand, treasurer of the Dominion Day Celebration Committee, writes The World, relative to the Civic Finance committee passing a resolution stating that "the sum of $100 paid to allow the militia to enter the park is considered excessive." Mr. Rand states that the navy and militia were invited to participate, in the celebration, and, being guests, it was considered only an act of courtesy to allow them to enter the grounds during the two days free. The committee, therefore, made an agreement to pay the Association $1'), and as the total admissions under this agreement for the two days were about the association and athletic clubs lost $.175. The strategy of Driver Ilobson perhaps saved the Cariboo stage from being held up last Monday. On the way down ha was advised that a party of suspicious looking strangers, well armed and mounted, were hovering along the road, evidently waiting for the stage.

It is said that the treasure aboard amounted to over $12. 000 besides what the passengers had, and Hobson had no desire to risk a meeting. He simply left the main road and came out at the hW Instead of the 1.7), giving any woud be robbers a wide berth. It la said the supposed robbers rodp across the country with the hope of cutting the stage off. The authorltYj will enquire Into the doings of the mounted and armed party of strangers who were expected to do the hold up act.

Phillips' Sanitary Grate, adopted by the City Schools and Hospital, the best in use. Manufactured by the B. C. Iron Works. The annual report of unclaimed balances In the chartered banks of Canada has Just been issued.

It deals with balances unclaimed for five years or upwards prior to December 31, 1N4. In the Bank of Montreal at Vancouver there are unclaimed balances to the credit of M. Gibson, J. llowcraft. A.

IVnman, A. H. Blackwood, Lady Alice Hoste and A. West. I.adv Host" has also a balance In the Bank of H.

N. A. at Victoria V. Sim has a healthy credit in the Bank of Montreal at New Westminster. In the Bank of B.

N. A. there are no unclaimed balances for Vancouver. In the Bank of British Columbia there are unclaimed balances for J. A.

Finney, Car tier S. Storey. W. H. I "tu n.

A. Al Iri.lKe. A. Goodwin. P.

'raid and J. K. Griffith. t. World's Fair Tests 6ho cJ no lui.lr.2 po" dcr so pure or so gre.rt i.i lesv cnlr.2 power xi tu.e RcyaL 1 being many odd lines of goods placed on the to clear.

Particularly Good 408 Cordova Street. CHEAP there expensive dollar table H. H. SPICER CO. Have on hand 800 to 1,000 Loads 16 inch dry Cedar Wood.

Best and Cheapest Summer Fuel and Kindling Wood in the City. Easily Split, and Oan. Large Load $1.25 Delivered Put in a stock for Winter during the dry weather. Men's Outfitters WOOD SPICER CO. now.

We give Onnn Ullll. H. H. Telephone 276. Sunliflht Is very cheap Pa.

'j WW The nam moth Grocery Cordova St..