Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 6

8 DAILY WORLD, VANCOUVER, 13. CANADA. Friday, October 18, 1895 THE SIR WM. C. AN HOHNH.

ess Himself as Well Pleated JUST ARRIVED Qolf iNew Fall Goods, 1895 96. We hav jn1 and put Into stock several caaea of Mm mth' and Hoys' clothing, from the best ic.urers, whicu for m' ty, style ana c.n't be beat, ni will be vii ut reck twii nn price. In Underwear mm liava Just rec hsa a lante consignment of finest values, which has been marki ii low to ensure quick tie. them yu will buy Negligee Shirts in Cotton, Satin, Silk and Wool. White and Colored Stilt's, Coll its and Curts, a Urge aawrtmeent at away dews prices.

Hats, Umbrellas and Waterproof Coats a great variety and very cheap. Bee tkeai. The Largest ttock of Trunks and Valises Id the city lo select from, at OATtTtArX STREBT. QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY la our motto. We supply the very bread, made Iron Ogilvle's Patent Hungarian Flour BREAD THE PACIFIC STEAM BAKERY, 630 Cranville Street THOS.

BARNWELL, Prop. ,) Many Makers produce good Shirts and many dealers sell Shirts at $1.00. But we know that our Dollar Shirt is the best value in the market. No exceptions. If you are not perfectly satisfied will return your money.

1 DUIll). 600KG GO. Hen's Outfitters. 'I 1 i i I 1 QREAT CELEBRATION Thousands of people rejoicing over their recent purcha. Boots ef kind goiLg fast.

II you cauuut get waited ou immediately, help yoHrselves. S. ZcCOILSr3SrEI iX No. 61 Cordova St. Exp: 11.

WirUrn Visit. Tiie years deal gently with S.r W.lliam C. Van Home. He is as young, as fresh and active as he was 11 years ago when he paid his tirst trip to ih.s Province and tfavers 1 tiie site upon which the city of Vancouver now st. til ls, then a dense forest, th" 111: iericrowth bt ing an extraordinary one.

lice that period he lias paid many visits to the coast and according to the statement made to a World representative ttiis morning he observes on every side the most gratifying progress. At present it is nol the intention of the company to incur any liabilities that can possiibly be avoided. Outside the works already in progress, and the iM'rmanent improvements being made in tne road bed, the changing of wooden culverts and trestles to stone anil steel structures nothing w.l) be done until there is a change in the money market and tne company's stock at quotations which will enable it to be in a position, financially, to begin work such as terminal buildings in tnis city, and other necessary undertakings. With all improvement in the times and business generally the earnings of the Canadian Paeitic were expanding and the quotations for its stock gradually increasing. These were now quoted at tij and the probabilities were that a sliding up will continue for some time.

The business outiook everywhere was satisfactory and business as well as railway men were hopeful of the future. So far as British Columbia was concerned he was especially pleased with 1 lie outlook for the mining, lumbering and agricultural interests. Lumber was still depressed, but the silver lining of belter days was discernable. His company was running its business in the most economical manner consistent with efflcitnl service. Tnis was necessary, for tiie income did not warrant any other policy.

Vancouver, he was pleased to observe, was still on the highway to greatness. The progress made was substantial, indicating the faith its citizens have in the place. Every year revealed to him the fact that ancouverites were loyal to their city and patriotic to their country. As yet nothing definite had been decided regarding a fast Atlantic service. So far as freight rates were concerned the company was doing its best to meet the wishes of shippers in the interior.

Its interests and those of the people In this Province were Identical and everything possible was being done to meet their requirements. It was more expensive to operate a line of railway here than In the east, where there was a larger population and many times more freight offering. Every case considered to be unfair or excessive as to charges made, upon being properly placed before the management, or those charged with looking after the same, would receive attention. Already a considerable reduction had been made in the rates from all okanagan points Into the Kootenay country, and shippers there, as well as consumers, were now well pleased. Sir William and party left to day for Victoria.

return east on Sunday. FALL ASSIZES. Vancouver has so' far a light docket for the Fall assizes. The only case of interest 1s of Reg. v.

Srr it'll for murder. This is rather a peculiar affair. The victim, Chris Benson, was found in a iboat, dead, and some montJis after Smith's wife 1st out that her husband had killed Benson because he was jealous of him. The dockels for the various assize counts are as follows: Westminster commencing Nov. tiiti: Reg.

v. Go Dop and Cung Chuoy Theft. (From spring assizes.) Keg. v. Potts Se duction.

Keg. v. Ross Theft from letter. Keg. v.

1'resley Attempted ersun. Reg. v. CowCchan Johnny Keg. Frank Ccmox Murder.

Keg. v. Jjnmy Page Murder. Keg. v.

Ging Gong Ning Thuft. Keg. v. Falding Theft. Keg.

v. Ripley and Turner Reg. v. Lynn Browne False presences. Vancouver, Nov.

11th Reg. v. Smith Murder. Reg. v.

Wolfe Perjury. Reg. v. Klngsley and Lashbrook Per jury. Victoria, Nov.

19 Reg. v. Jackson Keeping gaming house. Keg. v.

Cook Keeping gaming house. Keg. v. Lee lleng Young Keeping gaming house. Reg.

v. Goodrich Forgery. Reg. v. Almanzia Assault.

Reg. v. Prevost Theft. Nanaimo, Nov. 26th Reg.

v. Planta Theft. Keg. v. Fauquier False pretences.

Reg. v. Gibbs Fraud. A PROMINENT MERCHANT. W.

R. Brock, senior of the well known wholesale dry goods firm of W. R. Brock Toronto, with Miss Brock, arrived from Victoria this morning, and by way of New Westminster, left for tho east by the Atlantic express. Mr.

Brock's house is one of the largest In the Queen City, and the business transacted by It is an enormous one. This is Mr. Brock's lirst vsit to tho coast, and tho trip to him and his daughter, Ip every res pect, has been a delightful one. He combined business with pleasure, and to a World representative expressed himself as more than pleased with the country west of Winnipeg, and all he saw of it. He is a shrewd, far seeing business man, and predicts a wonderful development In British Columbia's natural resources, especially on agricultural matters, within a brief period.

The weather being all that could be wished for, combined to make tho vibit an enjoyable one. A. O. Smith, Deputy Attorney General, a newphew of Mr. Brock's, spent some time with his relatives this morning prior to their departure for home.

SPORTS AND PASTIMES. The race around Stanley Park has been successfully arranged for to morrow afternoon. Stanley Henderson, manager in this city for the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York, has offered a $1,000 paid up policy for one year to any rider who break's Lester's record of 31 minutes. There are already 15 entries. Some of the fast boys promise to keep up a three minute clip nil the way around the park.

The Rugby football match, Veterans vs. the Club, to morrow at the Point, should afford good practice. A client having about $1500 is anxious to purchase a dwelling house west of Cambie St. and north of iemithe St. None but downright snaps need be offered.

Bend particulars to JOllllJ.Bdllillll Fire, Life and Loan Agent 411 Cordova Street FK1DAY. OCTOUHIt IS LOCAL GOSSIP. Calley'a Club Soda and Ginger Ale. If your roof leaks call on K. L.

Valeen, tlie roofer. SS. XKowera arrived at Sydney on Thursday, all well. Passengers going to England or the continent should get their tickets from J. Selator, agent, It.

depot. Niagara Kails by La Flor de Vallens, the queen of all cigars, at Gintzburger's tobacco store. U. A. koedde, practical bookbinder, paper ruler and blank book manufao turer, Home block, Cambie st.

For a family resort and oyster broilers, at the Uoulder. The Norwegian steamer Matilda is ilue. She is to load lumber at Hastings Mill for South Africa. Fra.ei.5eal working engine and 14 cars to night in The Fast Ma1. For a first class meal cooked, and served in tirst class style, go to the Boulder.

Hot dry air is wanted in a damp climate. Get prices on Fhilllps Sanitary Grate. l'ender street. TONKA is the only high grade smoking mixture in Canada put up In lee. packages.

Falent pipe sifter tnehstd. For a tasty snack of lunch at noon try the Delmunieo. See our new show room for displaying our grand assortment of selt feetiing stoves in sixteen different styles and sizes. Nothing like this display has ever been in the 1'rovince; see for yourself. Scoullar Ul Cordova street.

IWI forget The Fast 'Mail to night. Special lunch at the Delmonico to morrow. Jukt received Car Ogilvie's Keewa tin flour, car shorts and car chicken wheat. The Braikman Ker rifg. Co.

Our French chef tickles the business man's palate with his noon lunches. The scene at Niagara Falls, in the last act of The Fast Mail, 5s file grandest piece of reality meohantcal Ingenuity ever presented iipon tV.e stage of any theatre. The caboose is lighted and the engine carries the engineer an.l tlreman in The Fa.1t 'Mail to nig'h't. Auction sale of groceries, harlware, tinware, at li Cordova cr et, Wednesday, October Kith, afternoon and evening; Thursday, October 17th, afternoon and evening; Saturday, October 19th in the evening, commencing each day at 2:30 and 8 o'clock p.m. No reserve.

W. H. Hooper, Auctioneer, Heal Estate and Commission. Opened to day Car load of self feeding base burners for hard coal, which, for beauty, weight and cheapness, cannot be 8uriassed. Call and see for yourself.

Scoullar 21 Cordova street. Sasamat Camp of the Woodmen of the World met on Thursday evening under the direction of the Provincial organizer. There was a large attendance and eight new candidates were put through. It may be of Interest to some to know that the name Sasamat chosen by this camp is the Siwash name for iiurrard Inlet. As in former years, so our German friends are again to the fore In the way of providing pleasure to the lovers of th light fantastic.

The German iederkranz will hold their first annual grand ball in the Dunn Hall on Thursday, October The committee are busy arranging all the details and an excllent time is promised by them. Mr. Scott will have charge of the supper, so it is needless to say that a first class spread will be provided. Tickets are placed at 1 for gents and 50c. ladies, including supper.

Werner's celebrated orohestra will provide the music. Tickets to be had from members of the committee. Don't fail to see our grand Illumination and display of stoves on Saturday night. Wo are going to give a splendid exhibition. Bring your friends and relatives; all welcome.

Don't be afraid to ask for prices; we are hero to give information. Scoullar 21 Cordova street. Coupon tickets for the Dunn hall winter peial New York scries of en tertaimnt nts now on sale, at $2.50 each, at the luul from 4:30 to 6 p. m. Six attractions! one every threo weeks.

The first to appear Is The Artist Trio Concert, Wednesday, 23rd Inst; single admission 73 cents. Buy your season tickets. Remember that next Tuesday, the 22nd, Is the date of the grand bazaar and concert, In the Dunn hall, in aid of the Church of Our Lady of the Itosary. Admission, afternoon free, evening 23 cents. LOST HIS BOLL.

Only one unfortunate individual lined up at the Cadi's levee this morning. He was an oid man, and his tattered clothes and locks of grey seemed to have known a better day. His face was a picture. It looked like a rugged sea coast done by an Impressionist iln three cjlois, red, black und blue. It had evidently been pounded by a muscular, if not a master hand.

'File old man had been picked up by the iwlice by the side of a street in a stare of complete Incapacity. His story was that he had come down from the north coast with the idea of going to the city hospital to be treated for a kidney trouble. He did not start direct for the hospital when he got olT the Comox and when he did start he says he was set on by two men who maltreated him and took Hum him $40 all he had in the world, lie to.d the magistrate that this was all he had, font when he went downstairs having been dlsmissed he discovered that 10 cents had been found on h.m anil he went back and apologized for deceiving him. WFOUNDLA ND A FFA I HS. The Government and Board of Revenue are in a dilemma over the smuggling cases, owing to the high standing of many of the parties Involved.

Such an extent of smuggling was not looked for. the transactions, it appears, having been in wine spirits, tobacco, cigars, tea, sugar, from St. Pierre. The trial of the bank directors lias been postponed until the special term of the Supreme Court, about the end of the year. The U.

S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to alt others. Capes In Black and Colors, received by express to day, October n. Gordon Drusdaie 150 Cordova Street. vv Will buy you a handsome parlor Lamp with porcelain shade and fount decorated to match.

They're beauties dirt cheap's the word that fits them. J. A. SKINNER CO. China Hall, 514 Hastings Street.

k. $2.75 Genuine American Nickel Watch Stem wind, Pendant set, Enamel Dial Jeweled and finely finished. Warranted a reliable time keeper; In fact the best watch Jo America for the, price. TROREY TI16 J6W616P 103 CORDOVA STREET fient by mall on receipt of price. DOCTOR Has removed from the Dunn Miller Block to 60 Cordova street.

Telephone 465. riaurice's Hixture In Glass Jars. 50 CENTS PER JAR Half pound, lull weight At Maurice Gintzburger's, corner Cambie and Cordova streets. ESTABLISHED 1888 A. HAINES REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL BROKER 321 Carrall St.

P.O. Box 214 MONEY TO LOAN Private Punds. Particular attention Riven to making safe Investment lor client. LVlm II 111 CO. 01 Liverpool.

Largest Fire Office in the World. Total Net Fire Income $10,165,240. Canadian Fire Income Losses adjusted equitably and paid promptly. A. C.

sfTRltETT AGENT 418 Hastings Street nonay to loan on City properties to suit MM TO DAY'S CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS. Reported by J. O. Vheld Johnson, Broker, Room 10 Masonic i ilock, Cordova St. Direct private wire with New Ycrk.

MiiiFi Duluth and Winnipeg. C'u Hton.leiit.s, 'hwir' JUie? ec t'hlca'o; din leanolis. Ulns Wheat. Dec, llo, M.ty cern. May 211 3 4: pnrk, 9.40.

Close Wheat, 00 3 May il 1 rem. May ii; eats. May tin re rk, Jan. LOST BUSINESS. Business, like an umbrella, may be recovered by different methods or materials.

An umbrella is not unusually covered with two kinds of material at the same time and it is. not advisable to try two methods of recovering business at one time. THE METHOD ADOPTED SHOULD BE FOLLOWED WITH PERSISTENCE. OUR METHOD Is by means of newspaper advertising. Details must be arranged with Judgment and executed with economy, Here Is where THE WORLD can serve advertisers.

SIS Suitable lur All Sorts and Conditions of Men. Ql'wi jVor house and lot on Homer OUU'' city waiter and sewer connections; tsy Jenna of fiiymnt. Kor Bond 2 storey houe on Richards OOlN) fay payment. Ff'r 2 storey house and O'). let, witli orchard; four blocks from tramway on Mount worth 1 O0; easy iniymenK Qj For one of the best residences In vlnlHI V' mi End; eay payments.

mo For elftfant house and full lot on Georg.a worth P0O0; magni ficent view. r.Of'ii For Rood house on Oppenhelmer fiis)! easy payments. We havti a very large list of residences In Knd, KHst End, Mount Pieasant and Fain lew, with some great bargain. Call and see ua If you are thinking of getting a home. If you are paying rent, you might as well be turning It In on payment of a house of yo'i own.

For Market Gardens and Poultry Ranches SIX ACRES on graded road and close to tramway for $400; easy terms of payment; cabin 12x10; and one acre cleared firpt clasa will; the very best; no atones; gravel; land easily mostly alder; small and BcntterM; nice creek through property; worm $1,000. TWFLVR ACRES on good graded road for $1100; first class soil; three quarters of a mile from tramway. City Lota Away Below Value. FIFTY DOLLARS CABIF, balance In 3 yeara, buya good In on 8th near Westminster Ave; price MONEY TO LOAN on first fcnd second mortgages. No delay.

C. S. DOUGLAS Real Estate and Financial A (tots 139 CORDOVA 1. IM7 1TH Dr. Black's Instant lhdachi! Cure.

NELSON'S "DRUG STORE 106 CORDOVA STREET l895 BONUS YEAR The neit Division of Profits bv the STANDARD LIFB ASSURANCE COMPANY OF EDINBURUH will be made amnnirst Policies in existence on lMh November, lVJii, and all who admire before that date will secure Honus addition for this year. The company has already declared Bonus Additions to Policies to the amount of more than $27,000,000. Claims Paid amount to $78,000,000. The Standard Free Policy Rrants abtoltito freedom as to residence, occupation and travel, without extra charne. For lull intormaUorj as to rates, apply to A.

A. BOAK, Agent, Bank B. N. A. Buildinir, Hastings Strett.

Money to Loan on choice Becurltles throughout British Columbia. Building Loans Advanced on Progressive Estimates. Charges moderate. Interest at current rates. CESARE J.

MARANI Bank of B. N. A. Building, Vancouver, B. C.

P. O. Box tKf dw tf CUT FLOWERS Roses, Carnations A splendid assortment ef House and Window Tlarits. GEORGIA ST. NURSERY" Telephone 448.

1 Weather Strips Easily applied to loose Windows and Doors. MI (11 in i sip mi iv The most complete nssoitment of Hardware, Iron. Steel, Olass, Rope, Paints, Mill and Miners' (Supplies. MCLENNAN, MCFEELY Ltd. 122 Cordova Street..