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 ADTBBTIBKMBMT. 
 
 [1887. 
 
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 60 and 62 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 > 
 
 
 GENERAL 
 
 HARDWARE MERCHANTS 
 
 -AND DEALERS IN- 
 
 Faints, Oik, Giass, Tar, Fitch, Besin, Etc. 
 
 A SPECIALTY ofCUTLERY, 
 
 All Kinds and PricM in Table and Fooket Cutlery. 
 
 Silverware and 
 
 Fancy Goods. 
 
 EHOUiH, FBEHCH, AMEBICAV AND OEBMAIT 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 |iV Wholesale DzPARTMBNTS— Up stain, including Upper Flats 
 of the Eanis and Gardner Building. 
 
 er Retail D kpartmkk ts. — First Floor. 
 
 Entrance to both Departments only through the Retail Department, 
 No. 60 Prince WiUiam Street. 
 
 Clarke,Kerr&Thorne. 
 
 18871 
 
 St. 
 
 4 
 
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 [1887. 
 
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 NTS, 
 
 lin, Etc 
 ERY. 
 
 ods. 
 
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 '4- 
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 jper Flats 
 partment, 
 
 [NE. 
 
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 1887.] 
 
 ADVBBTI8BM«aT8. 
 
 8 
 
 EAGLE IKON & 3RASS FOUNDRY, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1841.- 
 
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 MlLLWmGET Ajm EJ^GIJJEE^, 
 
 XaniifiEUStiirer of all kinds of Steam Engines and Kaohin- 
 ery, Steam Boilers, Etc. All kinds of Blacksmith 
 Work done on the Premises. All work f ^ . 
 warranted Planned by the Proprietor. ^ ^ ' ^ ' > / 
 
 MILL AJfD SHIP WORK, ALL SIZES. 
 
 Carleton Air-tight Stoves, Pipe, ftc., and the Celebrated 
 Hnlbert Plows always on hand. Jack-screws to hire. 
 
 St. David Street, - 
 
 Saint John, N. B. 
 
 SUCCESS0B8 TO ^ itnt | 
 
 -niPOBTBBS AND DBALBBS IN- 
 
 Watches, GlockB, Jewelry, SoM Silver ud 
 Electro-Plated Goods, Spectajples, &a 
 
 34 KIJ^G STfREET, 
 SAINT JOHN, - - - N. B. 
 
 Manufacture rs of Watches and Fine Gold leye lry. 
 
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 ADVlfiRtlSBMBNTS. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 J^iii/Tc 
 
 HOWE'S 
 
 ■■U.tA-! 
 
 City Market Building, Germair^ St. 
 
 We have in Stoclc and are consutiitTy Maiwiactuniig ^ 
 
 Walniit BedroM Suites, 
 
 ■'■'^■m BedroOii Suites, ^^*'- 
 7...n. Painted Bedroom Siites. 
 
 Bookeaiea, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat-Trees, Centre 
 
 i 
 
 LIBRARY 
 
 &• TABLES. 
 
 ?jd„ "■?■;:„..> -A., ■:-! 
 
 In Stock and Made to Order. 
 
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 J.( imSl J. D . MO ^/V^! E 
 
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 St. 
 
 
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 W il^ r 1^ inn •''■ • 
 
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 Dpy Goods! 
 
 -MANUFACTURBl^ OF- 
 
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 g. 
 
 '""'"■' '"taps. Etc., Etc. 
 
 '4._^' V-J 
 
 CkNTERBURY STREET, 
 
 SAIErgOHM, ^ :^ Jj. :B. 
 
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 ADVBBTIBBMBNT. 
 
 [1887 
 
 INTERNATIONAL 
 
 lilH 
 
 J. R COYLB, Jb., 
 a J. LIBBY, - 
 E. A. WALDRON, 
 J* L. LEAVITT, 
 
 Pretddent and Manager. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Gen. Pau and Freight Agent. 
 
 Travelling Agent. 
 
 XjOO^Xj .^0-Z3ITa?S. 
 
 A. PIKE, Eastport. 
 W. H. KILBY; Boston. 
 
 H. P. HERSEY, Piirtland, Me. 
 H. W. CHISHOLM, St. John. 
 
 LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN 
 
 St. John, 
 Eastport, 
 
 Portland, 
 and Boston. 
 
 With Connections to all Farts of the 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 -AND- 
 
 o.A.nsr.A.D.A.. 
 
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 f«rLlTirOMWl«imttslMr«ll n' Bfipiwli IttUri. 
 
 [1887 
 
 NT. 
 
 [er. 
 
 ;ht Agent. 
 
 ^land. Me. 
 St. John. 
 
 L^ 
 
 ton. 
 
 ES 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ADVBBTlSBinBlfT. 
 
 JNTERNATiONAL 
 
 THIE F^"VOK/ITB 
 
 AND 
 
 Superior Scyi-GoiNG Stmrs. 
 
 OF THIS LINE: 
 
 CUMBERLAND (new), - - 15cO Tons, 
 STATE OF MAINE, -> - - 1500 " 
 NEW BKUNSWICE, - - 1100 " 
 
 Leave Reed's Point Wharf, ST. JOHN, at 8 a. m.; EASTFOBT at 1 
 F. M. same day, for PORTLAND and BOSTON, as follows : 
 
 In Jamiary, Febmai^, Karoh, April, Kay, November, and 
 December, every Monday and Thursday. 
 
 June, Jnly, Angiist, September, and October, every Mon- 
 day, Wednesday, and Friday Morning, at 8 o'clock, 
 returning same da]rs from Boston at 8.80 A M 
 
 During the months of June, July, August, September, and October, 
 additional trips will be made, of which due notice will be given ia 
 newspapers and circulars. 
 
 Usual running^ time b^ween St. John and E4stpoii| 4 hours ; Bast- 
 port and Pottland, 10 hours; Portlahd and Boston, 8 hours. 
 
 CONNECTIONS.— At Portland with PortUnd and Ogdensbnrg 
 Railroau to White Mountains and Lake Ohamplain ; Ponland and 
 Worcester Lino for Rochester, Worcester and Intmneaiate Stations ; 
 Grand Trunk Railroai to the Mountains and all parts of Canada and 
 the West ; Boston and Maine and Eastern Railroads to Boston, and 
 at Boston with Steamers and Railroads to all parts of the United 
 States. TH HOUGH TICKETS AT REDUCED RATRS mav be 
 had at all Stations on the Intercolonial and Prince Edward Island 
 Railways and Steamers, Windsor k Annapolis and New Brunswick 
 Railways, and all Steamer Lines into Saint John. 
 
 H. W. CHISHOLM, Agent, 
 
 REED'S POINT WHARF, • - - - wii - SAINT JOHN. 
 
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 8 
 
 ADTBRTXSSMSKT. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 
 ' mrket Square, St. Jotai, N. B; 
 
 IMPOBTBRSOF n*n 
 
 BBITISH, 
 
 nilSH, 
 
 FBENCH AHB 
 
 AXmcAlT MEBOEAHDII^. 
 
 IN , -=^.0 ■ 
 
 Silk, Woollen, Linen 
 
 
 Cotton Manufactures. 
 
 Our Buyers visit these Markets twice a year, and arrangements have 
 been made to procure all the 
 
 
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 fw liTtr Smptt^t takt Valltwi' 9ys]»ftoilft l^ttan. 
 
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 1887.] 
 
 ADVBRTiaBMBNT. 
 
 .JZ-W. LEAYIlTIifiiiril 
 
 PROPRIETOR, HHij 
 
 85 King St, St John, I J. 
 
 t 
 
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 BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY. 
 
 BARNES & 
 
 booik: 
 
 -AND- 
 
 Job Ppinteps 
 
 Publishers, Book-Binders, 
 
 AND 
 
 BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 .82 Prince Wm. Street, St. Joho, N. B. 
 
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 10 
 
 ADVBnTISEMBNT. 
 
 1887. 
 
 — 1MP01..JSR8 AND DEALEBSIN- 
 
 EiffuikiiierMiliig, RttMose,taPa6l[iiig, 
 
 LUBRICATING OILS, COTTON WASTE, 
 
 WBOVOHT IBON FIFE AND FITTINGS, 
 
 And all arjticles used in the application of steam to machinery. 
 
 No. 4 1 DOCK STREET, Smali's Block, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, - • N.B. 
 
 N. B. — ISatimates for Steam ai d Hoc Water Heating Apparatus 
 furnished ott application. All work "varranted. 
 
 CLIFTON HOUSE, 
 
 74 Princess and 143 Germain Streets, 
 
 ST. JOHIl^, - - IN". B. 
 
 A':' N. PETERS, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
 In eyefy particular First Class. Heated by Steam 
 
 throughout. 
 
 nown ATTEHTioN iyri) mob^atb ghaboes. 
 
 
 
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 Ww5 5 
 
 Steam 
 L0E8. 
 
 »4* PBB^ ^^flBB ■■AflB^K ' ^^^^r ^I^^V H^^V Vt 
 
 1887 1 
 
 J^DYEBTIBEMBNT. 
 
 11 
 
 THE ACCIDENT 
 
 CO' 
 
 •OF- 
 
 ..4 
 
 NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 It is the First and only Accident Insurance Company in Canada 
 confining itself to one business. 
 
 The policies 
 
 Issued by IhiH Company last year were more than twice the.9e issued 
 by all other Canadian Companies combined, and is the 
 
 Only Canadian Campany 
 
 -WHICH HAS MADE THS- 
 
 Special Deposit with Government 
 
 -FOR THE TRANSACTION OF- 
 
 ACCIDENTiI^SUe/NCEIl\CJipji. 
 
 The Foreign Permits of this Company cover Trayel 
 in Europe. It issues Railway Tickets at the customary 
 rates. 
 
 E. W. GALE, 
 
 General Agent for New Brunswick. 
 
 6T¥lim, Bayards BuUding, Ko. 130 Prince WUUita 81 
 
SlnglMa^ (ii^ Ubii* tanUi #itk F«Uowi' LMttliig'i Siunoa. 
 
 12 
 
 ADVBRTISBMBNT. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 EaiTITABLE 
 
 f. 
 
 r' 
 
 "f ;- -ry 
 
 Assets, 
 
 Surplus to Policy Holders, 
 
 Hew Assurance in 1885, 
 
 4- 
 
 |y 
 
 $66,553,387.50 
 
 17,495,329.40 
 
 - 96,011,378.00 
 
 . k i \ '■:■ 
 
 The above Company now issues a 
 FREE TONTINE POLICY. 
 
 %e,ttietfed, y--n>\ni\-i\\\i) 
 
 Indisputable, 
 
 Non-Porfeitable, 
 
 Accumulative. 
 
 |t combines all advantages which can properly be united in one 
 ' contract and ia superior to any Policy issued 
 
 by any other Company. 
 
 All information viWX be furniehed on application by mail 
 or in person to 
 
 ChAS. a. MAcboNALD, 
 
 Qen. Manager for New Brunswick. 
 
 Offlce-46 Princess Street, - St John, N. B. 
 
sSMtnee. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 S,553,387.50 
 7,495,329.40 
 6,011,378.00 
 
 issues a 
 .ICY. 
 
 / 
 
 If jon want Pearl White Teeth oie EnameUine. 
 
 LocTimiilative. 
 
 e united in one 
 issued 
 
 icationby mail 
 
 w Brniuwiok. 
 
 John, N. B. 
 
ill 
 
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 OarlM on Honei try Felloe' Leeming'i B»ienoe. 
 
 14 
 
 ADVERTIBBMENT. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 WM. PARKS & SON, 
 
 (LIMITED^' 
 
 Boitoi Spium, lliata, Ibefs ui MaiuMnRrs. 
 
 ,-j* 
 
 iC; 
 
 WATER-TWIST COTTON YARN. 
 
 White, Blue, Orange, Green and Red. 
 
 Ours is the only WAT£B-TWIST YARN made in the DbhtlnlOn— no 
 other mill havlnfr the machinery on wh:?h to make it— consequents it is 
 very much superior for Weaving purposes to any other in the market. A 
 fact which is well known to those who have used it for the past tweaAty years. 
 
 COTTON CARPET WARP. 
 
 White, Red, Oreen, Blue, Brown and Orange. 
 
 Put up in bundles of 5 lbs. each, containing 9,000 yards in length, and will 
 make a'.length of Carpet in proportion to the nun_ber of ends.in width. 
 
 BALL KNITTING COTTON. 
 
 In all Numbers and Colors. ^ *f 
 
 Made from the finest long staple cotton, especially selected for the pur- 
 pose. This Cotton is veiy carefully spun, and will be found tp be more 
 evenly made and Colors superior to any iu the Market. v, 
 
 COTTON HOSIERY YARN. , 
 
 Suitable for Manufacturers Of Hosiery. '4.^ 
 
 FANCY WOVE SHIRTINGS. 
 
 Made in a great variety of First Class Patterns, all fast colors, extra 
 hettvv, and for strength is equalled by noni'. Warranted to give better 
 aatlBf action to the Wearer than any other make in the Market, itud. suitable 
 for all seasons of the year. We are also making our Celebrated 
 
 Lansdowne Tweeds and Beam Warps, 
 
 Our Goods are sold by us to the Wholesale Trade only, from whom 
 Country Merchants CAN ALWAYS obtain them .by asking especially for 
 them. 
 
 WM. PARKS k SON, umitei,) 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK COTTON MILLS, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
ineo. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 SON, 
 
 iiUnH. 
 
 'Mi**'., ^ 
 
 ARN. 
 
 .ed. 
 
 le Ddtefhidn— no 
 ionseqtieiit^itis 
 the market. A 
 i8t twenty years. 
 
 RP. 
 
 Orong^e. 
 
 length, and will 
 Isjn width. 
 
 TON. 
 
 ted for the pur- 
 nd tp be more 
 
 RN., 
 
 VGS. 
 
 t colore, extra 
 to give better 
 »t, andjniitable 
 kted 
 
 Turps, 
 
 , from whom 
 : especially for 
 
 MITED.) 
 
 Indigeitba CvnA fay takingi!S'«llinM! i>yiptpda BitUM; 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ADYBBTISBMBNTB. 
 
 15 
 
 G.F. THOMPSON & SONS, 
 
 MANUFACTURBR8 AND IMPORTERS OF— — 
 
 White Lead, Paints, Pure Putty, 
 Dry Oo^lof^ of all kinds, WMt- ^ 
 ing. Ochres, &c., &c. v 
 
 mixeeTI^aints 
 
 In Tins, all ready for use, warranted to dry quick, and of 
 -ffr^-f best qualitjr. 
 
 141 PRINCESS STREET, 
 
 SMJ^T JOHJ^, - - - - , jV. (3. 
 
 i^The oldest established house in the Maritime Provinces. 'd 
 
 G. S. FISHER & CO., 
 
 AOEKTS FOR NEW BRUNSWICK SINCE 1856. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 ["XX BRAND" ROOFING FELT, ETC. 
 
 Office :— Carmarthan Street, Cor. Mecklenburg, 
 lAINT JOHN. - . ■ - N. B. 
 
For ianiiii«r OQmpUinU tek« tellowt* IpMdy tMUt 
 
 
 16 
 
 ADVBRTISKMENTS. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 EMPIRE SALOON. 
 
 4g GE^RMJLN (RT(REET, 
 
 P.A.CRUIKSri^NK 
 
 (Successor to R.J. PATTERSON.) 
 
 ■ DEALKK IN • 
 
 Oysters, Fruits, Ice Cream, 
 
 MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 
 
 FIRST CL ASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Oysters, Clams, 
 Winkels, Shrimps, 
 M u 8 8 e 1 8 , Cow- 
 hawks, Lobsters, 
 Haddies, Mackerel, 
 S h ad . Herrings, 
 Cod Fish, Pickerel, 
 Smelts^out, Sal- 
 mon, white Fish, 
 Tongues & Sounds. 
 Oranges, Lemons, 
 Figs, Dates, Nuts, 
 Apples, Candies, 
 Oy ster Biscuits, 
 Soda Biscuits, 
 Pilot Biscuits, 
 Sugar Biscuits, 
 Com Balls, Pop 
 Com, Sauces 
 Dulse, Tripe 
 Lambs' Tongues) 
 
 Clam Chowder 
 
 Oysters Stewed and Roasted to order. 
 
 served daily. Oysters shelled in quantities 
 for family use. 
 
 NORTH SIDE OF KING SQUARE. 
 
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 [1887. 
 
 ON 
 
 NK, 
 
 earn, 
 
 ;U LAR. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 sters, Clanw, 
 tels, Shrimps, 
 » 8 e 1 8 , Cow- 
 ka, LobBterH, 
 dies,Mackerel, 
 id. Herrings, 
 Pish, Pickerel, 
 ItsJrouLSal- 
 , White JFish, 
 nies & Sounds, 
 iges. Lemons, 
 
 Dates, Nuts, 
 Jes, Candles, 
 ster Biscuits, 
 i Biscuits, 
 i Biscuits, 
 ;ar Biscuits, 
 
 Balls, Pop 
 .., Sauces 
 Ise, Tripe 
 lbs' Tongues. 
 
 n Chowder 
 lities 
 
 ^UARE. 
 
 oVB.iiii£^T 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK 
 
 ALMANACK, 
 
 FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 
 
 1887. 
 
 BEING THE THIRD YEAR AFTER LEAP YEAR, 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 A>D THE 
 
 FircQCTB Year ov the Reign of Quei^ VioroaiA. 
 eoNTAmiivG 
 
 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, 
 STATISTICAL INFORMATION, &c. 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY BARNES AND COMPANY, 
 Prince lirilliam Street. 
 
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 16 
 
 EQUATION OF TIMB — ECLIP8B8. 
 
 [1887: 
 
 All the calculetioiM hi this Almanac have bem adapted to " Mean 
 Time " at St. John, e>:oent the San's DacUnatlbh and the " Equation 
 of Time," which are for Mean Noon, Greenwich. 
 
 " Mean Time," is that shown by a well-regulated clock, and difFen 
 from "Apparent Time," or that e^ibited by a/§un-4iu^i)y what fa 
 known as *' The Equation of Time.** When the Stun li Shw thU is t6^ 
 be subtracted from "Mean (or Clock) Time," and when the Sun ii 
 nut, t<?b9 added to "M ean Time " to jjet the " ADParemb Tim* 
 
 BQTTATnnr of time tor 
 
 tsiT m. 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 6 30 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 14 
 16 
 
 I7i6ia 
 
 1910 67 
 20 11 W 
 2111 3)1 
 2211 49 
 2312 04 
 12 19 
 12 33 
 12 47 
 
 12 59 
 
 13 11 
 13 22 
 
 13 32 
 
 24 
 26 
 26 
 27 
 28 
 29 
 80 
 
 8113 41 
 
 49 
 57 
 04 
 09 
 14 
 18 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 27 
 27 
 27 
 215 
 23 
 21 
 17 
 13 
 08 
 03 
 67 
 3 50 
 3 42 
 3 34 
 3 26 
 3 16 
 3 06 
 2 56 
 2 45 
 
 3Cari 
 
 O 81 
 
 Ma Is* 
 
 1:^ 33 
 
 li 21 
 
 12 09 
 
 11 56 
 
 11 42 
 
 11 
 
 11 14 
 
 10 69 
 
 10 44 
 
 10 28 
 
 10 12 
 
 956 
 
 939 
 
 923 
 
 906 
 
 8 48 
 
 8 31 
 
 8 13 
 
 56 
 
 38 
 
 20 
 
 02 
 
 6 43 
 6 25 
 6 07 
 5 48 
 
 5 30 
 
 6 12 
 4 58 
 4 3^ 
 4 17 
 
 April. 'Kay 
 
 9 avjstFt 
 
 M* S« [M* S* 
 
 3 99 3 00 
 3 41 3 07 
 3 2313 14 
 3 05 3 20 
 2 47:3 26 
 2 29j3 31 
 2 12 3 36 
 1 55I3 40 
 1 38|3 43 
 1 21 3 46 
 1 05 3 49 
 49i3 50 
 33 3 51 
 
 ?. ^3 52 
 
 1^3 52 
 
 I2I3 51 
 
 26{3 50 
 
 4013 48 
 
 64j3 46 
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 119339 
 1313 35 
 
 1 433 31 
 
 1 64 3 26 
 
 2 05 3 20 
 2 I6I3 14 
 2 25 3 08 
 
 235 
 2 44 
 2 62 
 
 3 01 
 2 68 
 2 45 
 2 37 
 
 ECLIPSES IN 1887. 
 
 '« 
 
 Moon. A Partial Eclipse, February 8, 1887. 
 Enters Penumbra, Sh. 38m. lOs. ▲. m. 
 Enters Umbra, 4h. 4gni. 58s. a. M. 
 Central Eclipse, 5h. ti'm. b2a. >. u, 
 EmerRes from Umbrti, 7h. »m. 46b. a. k, - 
 Emerges from Penumbra, 8h. 17m. S8s. ▲. u, 
 EcUpse 0.482. At St. John the Moon sets during the ;>«itp«e.' 
 
l!M^i«; 
 
 [1887; 
 
 I to "Me«o 
 " Equation 
 
 . and diffen 
 u'loy what b 
 Jlme thiB is t6^ 
 1 the Sun ii 
 t Tim?." 
 
 16 20 10 01 
 
 16 19 
 16 18 
 16 16 
 16 13 
 _16 09 
 016 0« 
 ■15!)8 
 15 52 
 
 15 45 
 
 16 37 
 
 15 27 
 
 16 17 
 15 07 
 14 56 
 14 4;) 
 
 6 
 1 
 
 16 
 1 
 5 
 8 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 614 
 
 6 
 
 29 
 16 
 
 14 
 14 00 
 13 46 
 13 28 
 13 U 
 12 68 
 12 36 
 12lfi 
 11 66 
 11 34 
 11 13 
 
 
 fu 6nakyi i)|# b«it t$mij it tfalbwt* ^paedy HeM 
 
 1S87,] 
 
 TBB SEASONS — OHRONOLOGT. 
 
 19 
 
 Hr 
 
 m. 
 
 Stm. An Annular Erlipae on SSnd Febrosry, 1887. 
 
 Befits in long ;=.. idfid. «m. antj lat. 8. 37d. S9ni. at f&u 16 m. 
 84b. p. M. Central phr<ise begins in long. E, 140d. 47m. and lat. 
 8. 61d. SOin. ai 81i. 38m. 288. p. m. Central eclipse at noon in 
 long. W. 184d. SSm. and lat. 8. 49d. 10m. at 4b. 48m. 5as. p- m. 
 Central phase ends in long. W. «9d. S7m. and lat. 8. Sid. 81m at 
 (Si. 48m. lOs. p. u. En is generally in long. W. Old. 41m. and lat. 
 8. 7d. Im. at 8h. Im. lOs. p. u. 
 
 The parts of the Empire of England especially favored J^ith a 
 view <^ the phenomenon are Victoria, New South wales, 
 Queensland, and the Provhices ot New Zealand. To Canadian 
 Bn^sbmen the EcUpseis invisible. 
 
 M«<oir. APttrtieU JBclip»e on8rd August. 
 
 Enters the Penumbra, lb. 47m. 40s. p. m. 
 Enters the Umbra, 8h. 11m. 28b. p. m. 
 Central Bolipae, 4h. 24m. 40«. p. H. 
 Emergence from the Umbra, 6h. d7m. ums. p. m. 
 Bmergenoe from the Penumbra, 7h. im, 40b. p. m. 
 If the diameter of the Moon be as 1, the magnitude of the 
 eclipse is 0.419. The Moon will not rise in St. John till the 
 phenomena have ended. 
 IV. Sux. A Total Bclipae on iSth and 19th of August 
 
 Brghffl in long. E. 84d. 80m. and lat. N. 87d. a7m.. on 18th at lOh. 
 . 41m. 108. p. M. Central phase begins in long. E. lid 25m. and 
 lat. N. 61d. 88m. on l8th, at lib. 46m. 52a p. k, Central edipse 
 noon in long. E. lOSd. OiUi an , lat. N. 68d. 47m. on 19th, at ()h. 
 51m. 16s. A. u. Central phase ends in long. E. 172d. 82m. 
 ^d lat. N. 24d. 84m. on lOtb, at 2h 28m. 563, A. M. Ends gen- 
 erally ia long. E. 158d. 26m. and lat. N. 9d. 67m. on 19th, at 8h. 
 84m. 40s. ▲. m: 
 
 Those portions of the English Bknpire whose inhabitants can 
 beheld the phenomenon, comprise Antrimshiro, all the Scot- 
 tidi counties of En^^and, all the counties of Fnglond prater 
 except Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Pembroke, Malta, Cy- 
 prus, Northern India, and Hong-Kong, and that part of Canada 
 north of British Columbia to the Arctic Ocean on the lower 
 course of the Mackenzie River. 
 
 The Seasons of 1887.~Mean Time at St. John. | 
 
 Winter Solstice, Sun enters V3. Whiter began 1SB6. December 21, 5h. ev'g. 
 Vernal Equinox, Sun enters t , Spring begini 1887, March 20, at 6h. ev'g. 
 Summer ni^stioe. Sun enters (O, Summer liegins 1887, June 21, at 2h. ev^g, 
 Autunmal l£q\iinox. Sun enters >^, Ajutumnbe^ns 1887, Sept. 23, at 6h. m^g. 
 Winter Solstice, Sun enters *&, Winter beghis 1887, December 21 at lib. ev^g. 
 
 Chronology- 
 
 Dominical Letter B 
 
 Bpaot 6 
 
 Golden Kumtter 7 
 
 Solar Qydtf 20 
 
 HonMalndiotion 15 
 
 Julian Period 6600 
 
 JBra of Nabunassar.. 2684 
 
 JEra of the 8(Bl«ucidet: 2196-2199 
 
 JCraof Diocletian 1602-1608 
 
 .firaof AMta(o'tiieCa&Mur8) 19M 
 A» of Persia (TeMligird m.) 1267 
 
 lb«Of Mohammed 1804-1805 
 
 ofAlwaham 8902 
 
 Year of the World. Hebrew, 5647^5648 
 Tear of the World, Byzant47896-7896 
 
 Tear of Olympiaf 's 2668 
 
 Tear of Rome (Varro). 2840 
 
 Tear of Creation, Usher 5891 
 
 Tear of Creat^n, Hales. 7866 
 
 Tear of the World, Alexandria. .7889 
 
 Tear of tbe World, Antioch 7879 
 
 Ceesarian Tear of Antioch 1985 
 
 TeairofTyre 2018-2018 
 
 Tearof Aotium 1917 
 
 Tear of Armenia .1885 1M6 
 
 Tear of Troy (destroyed) . . .8071-8078 
 
ltd) tkftt Oougk wi^ toigllihBum*! faugk MxitH. 
 
 ['$ 
 
 90 
 
 ASTRONOMICAL SYMBOLS — PUBfJC HOLIDAYS. 
 
 [1881 
 
 1. The year 18S7 corresponds to the Third Tear of the 66601 Olympiad. 
 
 2. The tint day of January, 16K7, ia the 8,4l0,278rd day of the Julian 
 beiiod. 
 
 S. The Hebrew Year 6647 ends on 18th Septembe- *~ ' *»»e Year 6648 ▲. M 
 begins on mh September, I88r. -^ ^ „^ 
 
 t. The Mohammedan year 1904 began on the flrt ; >t HQiiaiTam. oor- 
 reepondlng to the 30th September, k. D. 1886. Bamazan— the Month of Ab- 
 8tliiei)ce— of A. H. 1804 begins on May '.i4th, 1887. The first day of 
 Moharram A. H. 1805 begins on 19th September, 1887. 
 
 886 Years 
 288 Years 
 186 Years 
 iwS Years 
 104 Years 
 108 Years 
 W Years 
 
 since Columbus discovered America. October 11th, 140S. 
 since DeMonts discoTeredRiver St. John, N. B., June 84, 1604. 
 since the Nevr Style was adopted in Bnglftnd, Sept. 14th, 176*. 
 since the Capitulation of Quebec, September 18. 1760. 
 sinoe the United Empire Loyalists landed in N. B., May 18, 1793. 
 since New Brunswick became a Province, Augnst 16, 1784. __ 
 sinoe the Oonstitiitton of the Dominion of Canada, July 1, IBff. 
 
 Astrosomical Symbols and Abbreviations. 
 
 ® The Sun. , 
 
 • The Moon. 
 
 9 First Quarter. 
 
 ® Full Moon. 
 
 O Last Quarter. 
 
 Mercury. 
 
 9 Venus. 
 
 ®The l<:arth. 
 
 ) Mars. 
 
 V Jupiter. 
 
 % Saturn. 
 
 ^ Uranus. 
 
 t Neptune. 
 
 6 Conjunction. 
 
 □ Quadrature. 
 
 a Opposition. 
 
 (2 Ascending Node. 
 
 Descending Node. 
 
 ° Degrees. 
 
 ' Minutes of Arc. 
 
 ■' Seconds of Arc. 
 
 H. or h. Hours. 
 
 M. or m. MIn. of Time. 
 
 8. Seconds of Time. 
 
 A. M. Morning. 
 
 P. M. Evening. 
 
 N. North. 
 
 S. South. 
 
 E. East. 
 
 W. West. 
 
 sta. Stationary. 
 
 perh. Perihelion. 
 
 Lat. Latitude 
 
 Long. Longtitude. 
 
 m. Mom'ng. 
 
 a. Aft'noon or Evening, 
 
 Ap. Apogee. 
 
 gr. Greatest. 
 
 T Aries, 
 8 Tarns, 
 II Ciemini, 
 ss Oancer, 
 Si Leo, 
 no. Virgo, 
 ^ Libra, 
 Til Scorpio, 
 * Sa«rittarius, 
 13 Caprioornus 
 Ml AcpuatoB, 
 K Pisces, 
 
 0" 
 
 84 
 
 60 
 
 90 
 
 190 
 
 160 
 
 180 
 
 810 
 
 940 
 
 970 
 
 800 
 
 Fnblic Holidays, Anniversaries, Etc., 1887. 
 
 New Year's Day, Janu'y 1 
 
 Ash Wednesday, Feb 28 
 
 St. Patiiok s Day Mar. 17 
 
 Oood Friday, April 8 
 
 Easter Monday, April 11 
 
 Easter Tuesday, April 18 
 
 K. George's Day April 28 
 
 LoyaUsts' Day. .....May 18 
 
 ^wen's Birthday, May 24 
 
 Whitsun Monday, May 80 
 
 Queen's Accession, .June 
 
 St. John Baptist's Day " 
 
 Queen's Coronation '* 
 
 Canadian Dominion Day, . . .July 
 
 Michaelmas Day,- Sep. 
 
 Prince of Wales Bilthday,. .Nov. 
 
 St. Andrew's Day, 
 
 Chrisixas Day, 
 
 Christmas Holidays,.... 
 
 ■^vs 
 
 80 
 M 
 88 
 
 i 
 
 9 
 » 
 
 1887. 
 
 DAT 
 
 Sat. Jt 
 Tbu. 
 Tra. _, 
 Wbd.F 
 
 Sum.' 
 Bon.' 
 
 Smr. 
 
 WlOK 
 
 Sun. 
 
 TuK.Mi 
 
 Fm. 
 
 SuN.Af 
 
 Fat. 
 
 Soir. 
 
 SlTM. 
 
 Sat. 
 
 MOK. 
 
 SvK. Ml 
 Suit. 
 Thu. 
 Son. M< 
 
 Ehbb 
 
 June; 
 Decern! 
 
 H(m. ( 
 aiq. Ag 
 Stations 
 cheil. In 
 Fog Ala 
 
 W.H. 
 
 CAPE 
 248. Lc 
 tower, 6 
 
 CAPE 
 valsof 1; 
 maldng 
 ' ikbwa 
 
 lues. 
 
 painted 
 
 67m.; U 
 
 Steiun 
 
 above hi 
 
 Itepsecoi 
 
 I e«bh bin 
 
IndigMitlon GurtA bf tokiag 7eU»wi' BjifopiU Bitttn. 
 
 1887] 
 
 CHURCH CALENDAR — LIGHT ROUSES. 
 
 21 
 
 Srief Ohuroh Calendar for 1887. 
 
 OAfB. 
 
 BOLT DAT. 
 
 uam. 
 
 BOLT DAT. 
 
 Sat. Jan. 1 Oiroumdsioii. 
 
 Tbv. " 6Epiphany. 
 
 Tcz. ** as CoDT^rakm of St. Paul 
 
 WB>.F6b.2 Puriflbation B. V. Mary. 
 
 Bom. " 6'8eptu«gei*ima. 
 
 Stm. " 18 SeicafreBima. 
 
 Sow. " iWiQuinouaffMinia. 
 
 Wkd. ** SSlAali Wednesday. 
 
 Sox. " 97,Quadrace8lina. 
 
 TucMar. 11 St. Davfd. 
 
 FBI. " %'Aanunciation,B. V.Mary. 
 
 Scx.Apr. 8 Palm Sunday. 
 
 Fbl " 8 Good Friday. 
 
 " 10 Eaater. 
 
 " 17 Low Sundi^y. 
 
 '' S3 St. Qeorge. 
 
 " 25 St. Mark, ErangelUit. 
 St. Philip and St. James. 
 Rogation Day. 
 Ascensiontide. 
 Whitsun Day. 
 
 Sew. 
 Suw. 
 Sat. 
 Mob. 
 
 ScB. May 1 
 Sub. •'^IS 
 Tbxj. •' 19 
 Sun. MaySQ 
 
 Sub. Jun. 6 
 Tbu. " 9, 
 Sat. " 11 
 Fhi. *' U 
 Wbd. " 29; 
 MoM.Jly. 25; 
 WB.Aucr. 24 
 Wi. Sep. 21 
 Tbu. *' 29 
 Tufc •' 18 
 Fri. Oot.38 
 Tub. Nov, li 
 Sub. " 20 
 Sum. " 2' 
 Who. " 80 
 Wb. Dec.2l 
 Sun. " 25 
 MoN. " 26 
 TuM. " 27 
 Wkd, " 28 
 
 Trinitide. 
 
 Corpus Ohrlsti. 
 
 St. Barnabas, Apostle. 
 
 St John Baptist. 
 
 St Peter and St. Paul. 
 
 St. James Zebedei, Ap. 
 
 St. Bartholomew. Ap. 
 
 Rfc Matthew, Apostle. 
 
 ». Michael 
 
 St. Luke, Evawrellst. 
 
 St. Simon and St. Jude. 
 
 All Saints. 
 
 24th Sun. after TrlnUy. 
 
 Advent. 
 
 St Andrew, Apostle. 
 
 St. Thomas, Apostle. 
 
 Christbas. 
 
 St. Stephen, Proto-M*^. 
 
 St. John, Apostle. 
 
 Chfldermas. 
 
 Ebbbb J>ayb.— Spring— find, 4th, 5th, March; Summ«r~l8t, 8rd, 4th, 
 June; Autumn— ilat, 23rd, 24th September; Tr{n(er-'14th, iSth, ITUi, 
 DecMnber. Rooatiob Datb— May 16th, 17th, Itith. 
 
 Marine and Fisheries Department. 
 
 Hon. Qeoree E Foster. Minister of Marine and Fisheries. J. H. Harding, 
 Esq. Agent for New Brunswick, of Liirht Houses, Marine Hospitals, Signal 
 Stations, Steam Fog Alarms, Bouys and Beacons, and Fisheries. J nit- 
 cbell, Inopector of Light Houses, Marine Hospitals, Signal Stations, Steam 
 Fog Alarms, and Bouys and Beacons for New Brunswick. 
 
 FISHSRIBS DBPARTBBNT. 
 
 W. H. Venning, Inspector for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. 
 
 Light Bouses in Bay of Fundy. 
 
 CAPE SABLE, N. S.— Revolving white light (mCape; bright ISs., dark, 
 248. Latitude 45d. 23m. 19s. ; longitude, 6Sd. 87m. lis, Octagonal white 
 tower. 53 feet above high water, visible 12 miles in clear weather. 
 
 CAPE SABINE, W. E.— A revolving white light, with three flashes at inter- 
 vals of half a minute, then a cessation of light during a minute and a half, 
 making a complete revolution in three minutes. It is elevated 118 feet above 
 hia^ water, ana in clear weather should be seen from a distance of about 17 
 mfles. The tower is an octagonal wooden building, 96 feet high, and is 
 painted white. The illuminating apparatus is catoptric. Latitude N. 48d. 
 57m.; Longitude W. 6Ud. 8m. 
 
 Steam Fog Whistle on southern point of Cape, elevated about 40 fMt 
 above high water, sounds in thick weather, fogs, and snow storms, a blast of 
 tep seconds duration each minute, with an interval of fifty seconds between 
 eajehbtest ^ ^ 
 
 4»>^^— IWHei—W"! ! ■» I l l l i li I I ■ I I I II ■ n il III I I I I ii,»j»^«|i» 
 
For ZMh UM Bnmd'i Iteh (Mntmant. 
 
 22 
 
 LIGHT HOUSi];S. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 point, >il mile inland, latitude 48d. 88m. Sto. 
 Fixed wbite light, white octAgonal tower, 
 
 The Blonde Rook lies S. 
 neu* lighthouse, during 
 
 SEAL ISLAND, K. S.-Soutb 
 N.; lonfritude, 66d. Om. 08s. W. 
 96 feet above high water mark. Visible 18 miles. 
 
 by W. 8U miles from lighthouse. A fog whistle, ..«» »b"~"'w»] mwu^ 
 fogs and bnowstorms, sounds in each minute a blast of Ave seconds duration, 
 ana after an interval of five seconds, gives another blast of five seconds, with 
 an intervaJ of forty-flve seconds. 
 
 CAPE FORCHU, N. S. -Flash white light on E. Cape. 8 point, Utitude 
 48d. 4rm. S8b. N. Longitude. 66d. 9m. sfs. W. Light 1} min., dark imln. 
 Tower, octagonal, vertical stripes, red and white. Fog whistle on W. side. 
 Sounds in fogs and snow storms 10 s(«onds in every minute. Visible 18 mile:}. 
 
 CAPE ST. MARY, N. S.— East sido of Bay, latitude N. 44d. I'tai. 80b.; Ion- 
 
 gtude W. 66d. 18m. 48. Flash light, alternate red and white, at hitervals of 
 seconds. White octagonal tower, 108 feet above hln^ water mark. 
 
 BRIAR ISLAND, N. S.- N. W. point, latitude N. 44d. 14m. 578.; hmgitude 
 W. Md. 28m. SOs. Fixed wbite light, visible 18 miles. Ootagona* white 
 lighthouse, C8 feet above high water mark. 
 
 Steam Fog Whistle on N. W. of Briar Island, south sMe of lighthouse, 
 sounds during thick and fognr weather three blasts of 4 seconds duration, 
 with intervals of 4 seconds between them in each minute. 
 
 BOAR'S HEAD, N. S.— 60 feet from edge of cliff, on S. entrance of Petite 
 Passage; latitude N. 44d. 24m. 16s.; longitude W. 66d. 18m. Os. Revolving 
 red and white alternately, every minute. Lighthouse white, square, 70 teet 
 above high water mark. Visible 14 miles. 
 
 POINT PRIM, N. S.— S. point of entrance to Annapolis Basin; latitude M. 
 44d. 41m. 17s.; longitude W. 6id. 47m. 208. Fixed white light, visible 18 
 miles. Vertical red and white striped square tower, 76 feet above hi^ 
 water mark. 
 
 Fog Whistle on Prim Point sounds 8 seconds in each minute, making an 
 interval of 52 seconds between each blast. 
 
 PORT WILLIAM, N. S.— Marshall Cove, South Shore, latitude N., 44d 
 66m. 52s. ; longitude ^'. , 65d. ' '«m. Os. Two fixed white vertical lights, visible 
 10 miles, 20 feet apart. Whi.d, sqiuu«, 60 and 57 feet above high water, 
 lantern on top of dwelling, lower light in bow window visible from W. S. W, 
 round N. to E. N. E. 
 
 MARGARETVILLB, N. S.— On extremity of Point, S. Shore, latitude 5 . 
 45d. 2m. 67s.: longitude W., 6&d. 40m. Two red, lights, visible 8 mUe's 
 Lighthouse, horizcntal white and black stripes, square, visible from W. 8 
 W. jK>und N. to E. N. E, 
 
 10m. Ob.; longitude 
 Square white li^^t- 
 
 BLACK ROCK, N. 8.— South Shore, latitude N., 45d 
 W., 64d. 46m. Oj. Fixed white light, visible 18 miles, 
 house, 46 feet above high water mark. 
 
 Fog Whistle on extreme point of Cape D'Or, on the opposite side of chan- 
 nel from Black Rock; sounds in thfck weather twice in each minute each 
 blast being of 6 seconds duration, with intervals of 24 seconds between. 
 
 CAPE ENRAGE, N. B.-On pitch of Cape, latitude N., 46d. 36m 84s.; lon- 
 gitude 64d. 46m. 558. Fixed white light, visible 16 miles. White square 
 tower, 120 feet above high water mark. 
 
 A Steam Fog Whistle, 150 feet N. E. from lighthou8e,*80und8 during thick 
 weather four seconds in each minute; will probably be heard in cahn^eather 
 10 miles, and in stormy weather from three to five miles. 
 
 QUACO, N. B^ A new Lighthouse Tower has been erected upon the pit<A 
 of the Cape at West Head, Quaco, to replace that on the rock off Quaco 
 Latitude^, 46d I9m. SOs. ; longitude WT, 65d., 82m. Os. It is a revolving 
 white catoptric Ught, attaming fts greatest briUiancy every 80 seconds. ItlS 
 elevated about 110 feet above high water mark, and should be visible lOmiles 
 from aU pomts of approach seaward. The building is of wood, painted 
 white, and consists of a square tower 40 feet high from its base to tbevane 
 on the lantern, with keeper's dwellhur attached. 
 
 -rasUght, which will be a generaT coast light as well as a guide to St 
 MgJ^^JHarbor, is distant 1,200 feet N. W. by W. from the site of the Sd 
 
 A Fog Bell in a framed tower on the lighthouse block strikes every 12 
 seconds during thick and foggy weather and snow storms. Under favmtb^ 
 
 • »..-" 
 
[1887. 
 
 t 48d. 88m. 84«. 
 tagonal tower, 
 ide Rook Ilea S. 
 thouae, durbiK 
 x>nd8 duration, 
 e seconds, with 
 
 I 
 point, latitude 
 in., dark imin. 
 tie on W. side. 
 Visible 18 mll63. 
 
 14n. 80b.; Ion- 
 at intervals of 
 ■mai^. I 
 
 578.; longitude 
 itagcma* white 
 
 of lighthouse, 
 ionds duration, 
 
 ranee of Petite 
 Os. Revolvinff 
 square, 70 tern 
 
 ia; latitude M. 
 Ight, visible 18 
 Bet above hi(^ 
 
 ite, making an 
 
 ititude N., 44d. 
 il lights, visible 
 re high water, 
 from W. 8. W. 
 
 latitude N.« 
 risible 8 miles 
 blefnnaW.S. 
 
 Ob.; longitude 
 re white light- 
 side of chan- 
 minute, each 
 between. 
 
 36m 34s,; Ion- 
 White square 
 
 during thick 
 t calm weather 
 
 pon the pitch 
 ck oif Quaco. 
 Is a revolving 
 leconds. It is 
 risible 10 miles 
 ifood, painted 
 e to the vane 
 
 guide to St. 
 Ite of the old 
 
 Ikes 'svany i^ 
 ider favorable 
 
 Ifralat M X«nM murtd with Fcltowt' L««mliif '■ Immm. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 LIGHT HOUBBS. 
 
 28 
 
 *mi- 
 
 it Hhoukl be heard two or three miles, and in stormy weather or 
 against tha wind about a mile. 
 
 ▲iBeU Buosir wm plaeed off Quaoo Reef, in the Bay of Fundy and Prot- 
 ino* of^Haw Urunnrlok. Latitude N. 4fid. 10m. 6s.; loogitude W.66d aim. 
 40b. The Buoy is painted black and moored in 14 fathoms water al low 
 tldf^r. iFMNWtha Baoy the polDt of the reef bears N. N. W., distant i mile, 
 ana tlie Uf^athoose distant \ mile (approximately) in the same direction. 
 
 BT.MAIiriirS BEAD FOG iLLARM.-LatitudeN, 4Sd. 9»ni. lOs:; longi' 
 tad«fW., 6Sd. 11m. 8Be. The Horn, which is located on the summit of the 
 Krai, Win, during thick weather, sound blasts of 14 seconds duration, with 
 fntM*vBls of '48 Sroonds between the blasts. The ontrine house is an obkuag 
 wooden touyding with a pitched roof and is painted white. 
 
 t}fttKlASTOin: ISLAND, N. B.— On west part of island, latitude N. 45d. 
 48b ; lonvituds W. 64d.S7m. Fixed bright light, visible 18 miles. Whit* 
 squarcf tow«> M feet above high water. 
 
 Fog Syren K. E. of light, sounds 4 blasts every minute. 
 
 OAPfiBFENCER, N. B.— On pitch of Cape, latitude N., 4Sd. 18m. 80B.; 
 lonidtude W., 66d. 54m. 9s. Revolving red and white alternately, at intervals 
 of a '^eponds. Visible 80 mfles. White square building, with tower 807 feet 
 above high water. Partridge Island light by compass N. W. by W. iW.„ 
 txtrt'^iiny 41stanoe beibg e^ miles from light to light. 
 
 PARTRIDGE ISLAND, ST. JOHN HARBOR.— Latitude N., 1B<1. 14m. aOs.; 
 looattude W. 66d. Sm. SOs. Fixed white Ught. Visible 80 miles. Tower, 
 vMtical red and white stripes, lltf feet above high water. Steam Whistle 
 on Island sounds for 10 seconds in every minute. A Ball Buoy near east side 
 <tf Partridgge Island Beef. 
 
 NBQftO POINT.— On end of Qovemment Breakwater. Latitude 45d. 14m. 
 858. Red. Temporarily from pole. Tower taken down pending repairs to 
 Breakwat«a*. 
 
 ST. JOHN HAIUBOR.— End of Bar. Latitude N. 45d. 15m. 10s.; longitud^ 
 66d. 8m. 40s. Fixed white light. Visible lU miles. Lighthouse, vertfcsal 
 biadc and white stripes, 85 feet above high water. 
 
 UZ.— On Point. Latitude N. 45d. Sm. 408.; longitude W. 06d. 
 Two fixed white lights. Visible 15 miles. 9 yards apart. 81 and 
 vv above hl^h water mark. Tower octagonal, striped horizontally red 
 atfd' white. Tog WhlMite on Point in thick weather sounds twice each 
 minute,' flmt giving a blast of five seconds duration with an interval of five 
 seodttw; th#n a Blast of 'five seconds duration, frV/k an interval of 45 seconds 
 to complete the minute. 
 
 SpllSltoek Automatic Buoy has been removed from ite formwposition, to 
 a stAttmi near the shore. Latitude N. 45d. 7m. 15s.; longitude w. 66d. 13m. 
 Sta. The buoy Is painted black, is moored in 80 fathoms water, and in its 
 pk«sent position will serve as a guide into Musquash Harbor. 
 i'Musefaaih Lighthouse bears North, distant H miles, and Split Rock N. K. 
 fromtiieBuoy. 
 
 An Automatic Signal Buoy, sounding a ten inch whistle, in 8S fathoms 
 waten, Sw!S^ W^ i nautical mile of Point Lepreaux Lighthouse, on the New 
 BrwMivick Qoaft.^ the Bay of Fundy. Latitude N. 45d. 8m. 80b.; longitiude 
 W. 66d. ^ni. 45«. The following bearings are given from the buoy: M>lit 
 BQ«iF^Fbi8«tUng Buoy, E.i N.; Head Harbor Lighthouse, W.f N.; Weaves 
 
 SOCTfi WKSm WOLF ISLAND.— On S. E. Point of the Island. Latitude 
 N. 4«r. SOtn. 80s.; lonffttudeW. 66d. 44m. 10s. White revolving light every 
 11 minutes. Visible 17 to 20 miles. House, white, square, wooden, 111 feet 
 aDOterhlgh Watw. • 
 
 ''i(iiMiE& HAitBOR.-Fixed white Ueht. Visible 10 miles. Latitude N. 
 46d. 8m. 45s ; l(mgitude Odd. 44m. w. Tower, square woodep building, 
 pali||t^^hit^; 45 f^et abdve high water. 
 
 MJBIftlSLAND.^West end of Island, south side of western entrance to 
 BUesH^rbcNT.. La^ude N. 4fid. Im. 15s. Fixed red light. Visible 18 miles, 
 wpte jSf|(t|are woodon building, .45 fe^ above high wat^. 
 
 Tl:Ai^fOlNT^^*ETANG).-White lighthouse. Fixed grnsn light. Lati- 
 tude 4ad. 8m. 80b. N.; kMigitude 66d. 58m. SQs. W. 
 
EnameUine m%k9$ F«arl White Tc^. 
 
 'iH'i i;a 
 
 24 
 
 LIGHT HOUSES. 
 
 [1887, 
 
 LBTETE PASSAGE.— Fog Trumpet on Mascabin P<rfnt. Latitude 46d. 
 am. 808. N.; lofngitude 66d. Sdm. aOs. W. Tturiog thick weaOme, togi Md 
 snovrstonns, the trumpet will sound blasts of Beven Beconds dnratlfMi, with 
 intervalB of thirty seconds between them. It can be heard two or tbtee 
 miles against, and six to seven with the wind. The building is iqitaie, with 
 a coal shed attached, and is painted white. 
 
 LUBBO NARROWS LIGHT.— A Lighthouse erected on MuHMdland^s 
 Point, Campobello Island, on the eastern side of Lubec Narrows, tik the 
 County 'Of Charlotte to gruide through the Narrows. Latitude M. 44d. 
 Mm. 47s. ; longitude W. mi. 58m. 50.s. The light is a fixed white, eierated 
 00 feet above high water mark, and should be visible 18 miles from N. N. K. 
 round by S to S. 8. E. The illuminating apparatus is diofitric of (uuiU 
 size. The building is a square wooden tower punted white, sur m ounted by 
 an iron lantern, and is 44 feet in height from the ground to the vame on the 
 lantern. 
 
 HEAD HARBOR (Campobello Island).— North Point. Latitude N. 44d. 
 67m. 408.; longitude W. QM. 54m. 10s. Fixed white light. Visible 15 miles 
 clear weather. Octagonal tower, white, vTlth red cross, 04 feet above high 
 
 Fog Trumpet at the North Point of Head Harbor, on the Island of Campo- 
 b^o, in the County of Charlotte. Latitude N. 44d. 57m. 40b.; longitude W. 
 86d. C4m. lOs. IXiring thick weather, fogs, and snowstorms, the trumpet 
 will sound blasts of 8 seconds duration, with intervals of 86 seconds between 
 them. 
 
 SWALLOW TAIL.— On N. E. oart of Grand Manan. Fixed white Uf^. 
 Visible 17 miles. Latitude N. 44d: 45m. 628. ; longitude W. 66d. 44m. Liglit- 
 hoose white octagonal wooden building, 148 feet above high water. A fiteiun 
 Fog Whistle on extreme N. W. Head of Grand Manan, 80 feet above high 
 water. Sounds in thick weather three blasts of 4 seconds duration In each 
 minute, with an interval of 16 seconds between each blast. 
 
 OLD PROPRIETOR LEDGE.— Spindle Beacon, i)amted red, on 8. E. of 
 Grand Manan Island. Latitude 44d. 13m. lOs.; longitude 66d. 4Qm. Os. 
 Visible 6 or 10 miles in clear weather. 
 
 SOUTH WEST HEAD.-<Grand Manan Light).— OuU ClifT, at the Soutti 
 West Head of Grand Manan Island. Latitude N. 44d. 86m. Os.; long^jtude 
 W. 66d. 64m. 16s. The light, a i-evolving catoptric one, makes a complete 
 revolution in two minutes, showing three white fladies and three red ilasneB 
 with intervals of eclipse of 20 seconds. It is elevated SOO feet above high 
 water, and in clear weather should be visible for a distance of 84 miles. 
 The building consists of ^ square wooden tower with dwelling aittached, 
 painted white, and 43 feet nign from base to vane. 
 
 GRAND HARBOR.— Fish Fluke Point, on the eastern side of Grand Har- 
 bor, Island of Grand Manan. Latitude N. 44d. 40m. ite.; longitude W. Md. 
 68m. 63. The light is a fixed white catoptric, elevated 40 fast above high 
 water mai'k, acd in clear weather should be seen 11 miles from souw 
 around by West to northeast. The building is of wood painted while, woA 
 consists of a square tower 32 feet high from base of building to base of 
 lantern, with keeper's dwelling attached. 
 
 GANNET ROCK.— A fixed and flash light on rock. Visible twdve mttes. 
 Latitude 44d. Om. SSu. ; longitude 66d. 47m. Os. Octagonal tower, itarlped 
 verticiUly black and white alternately. 
 
 Fixed light, 4.") seconds, A gun will be fired once every hour dur- 
 
 Eclipse, 5i " ing the continuance of fog, snowstorm. 
 
 Flash, 4i " or other thick weather. Dangerous rpoks 
 
 Eclipse, 5} " extend 4 miles eastward of lighthouse. 
 
 — 60 seconds. 
 
 MACHIAS ISLAND. -On Island two lights, W. by N. { E., and E. by 8. 48., 
 and 56{ yards apart. Fixed white, can be seen 16 miles in clear we«toar. 
 House white. 68 feet E. and 54 feet W. from high water. 
 
 M008E-A-BEG.— ( Am. )-On Mistake Island, west entry to Bay of Fundy. 
 Flash white light, m seconds interval. House brick, whitewashed. 16 feet 
 above high water. latitude N. 44d. aSm. 278. ; longitude W. Wd. 81m. BSs. 
 
 PETITE MANAN -South side of Island. Fixed white, varied by white 
 flashes. Time between flashes 2 minutes. Visible 17 miles. Tower. «rey 
 granite, natural color. Latitude N. 46d. Him. Ss. Longitude W. Md. 4m. Ms 
 
 :s: 
 
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 [1887. 
 
 . Latitude 46d. 
 Bathnr, tofi^vtd 
 B dunitkm, wtUi 
 rd two or tbtee 
 f ig aquare, with 
 
 on ]fiiIlKd]aiid*8 
 Narrows, tik the 
 Atitude N. 44d. 
 i white, ewirated 
 les from N. N. B. 
 Itoptric of (RBoaU 
 . aurmounted by 
 the vane on the 
 
 Latitude N. 44d. 
 
 Visible 15 miles 
 
 , feet above high 
 
 Idand of Campo- 
 b.; longitude w. 
 ms, the trumpet 
 secomlB between 
 
 Ixed white Hght. 
 B6d. 44m. Light- 
 I water. AfSteam 
 » feet above high 
 duration in each 
 
 red, on 8. B. of 
 le (t6d. 40m. Ob. 
 
 Iff, at the Soutii 
 1. Os.; longtitude 
 lalces a complete 
 three red flashes 
 X) feet above Ugh 
 mice of 24 miles, 
 welling attached, 
 
 le of Grand Ear- 
 longitude W. 86d. 
 f est above high 
 miles from south 
 ftintad white, and 
 lilding to base of 
 
 Ible twdve miles, 
 al tower, sMped 
 
 M every hour dur^ 
 fog, snowstorm, 
 DanfCM-ousrpoics 
 
 d of lighthouse. 
 
 ,andB.byS.fB., 
 in clear weatbar. 
 
 to Bay of Fundy. 
 BwaHhed. IS feet 
 W. a7d. 81m. BBS. 
 
 I, varied hy whit* 
 es. Toww, grey 
 eW.Md.«D.U8, 
 
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 7«pr LoM tf Ajpetito 
 
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 1887.] 
 
 LIGHT HOUSBS. 
 
 86 
 
 A Fog Whistle giving two blasts of 6 seconds each per minute. Interval 
 b e t wi W M i blast s 8 m lnuteg and 42 seconds. 
 
 LCTTLB RtVBR-On aa island at the entrance of the river. A fixed 
 wldte lia^t varied by flashes every 90 seconds, 40 feet above high water, 
 vMlileirmlkB. 
 
 BICHIBUOTO HEAD LIGHT.— This is a fixed white light, situated on 
 Bifdiibucto Head, Northumberland Strait, in the Giilf of St. Lawrmice. The 
 Ught Is placed at an elevation of 70 feet above high water, and diould be 
 sera in elear weather from a distance of 14 mil^. The illuminating ap- 
 paratos is dioptric or by lenses of the fourth order. The tower is square, 
 about BO ftot from base to vane, painted white, and stands in latitude 46d. 
 SBm. 40b. N.: longitude 64d. 48m. 80s. W. of Greenwich. 
 
 lUCHIBUCTO HARBOR RANGE LIGHTS.— Two range light towers, 
 erected hy the Gk>vemment of Canadia close to the present day-beacons upon 
 the South Beach, at the entrance of the Richibucto River, Kent. Go., N. B 
 The front building is on the outside of the bank. It is of wood, painted 
 white, and consists of a square tower, painted white, 83 feet high to vane on 
 lantern, with dwelling attached. Latitude N. 4IM. 4Sm. 4Ss ; longitude W. 
 tf4d. 46m. lOs. The light is fixed white, catoptric, elevated 40 feet above 
 high water mark, and should be visible 12 miles. The back^tower is distant 
 W7 by S. i S. 306 feet from the front one. It is an open framed square tower. 
 48 feet high to vane on lantern, and is aino painted white. The ught is fixed 
 red, catoptric, elevated 44 feet above high water wark, and should be visible 
 12 miles. Those fWo lights are intended to replace the day-beacons, and in 
 one lead tiirough the channel over the bar at the mouth of the river. 
 
 RESTIQOUCHE RIVER RANGE LIGHTS.- The buildings are all square 
 towa«, built of wood, painted white,: they are 22 feet in height fh>m base 
 to top of ventilator, and shows fixed white catoptric lights. 
 
 1. Dalbousie Range Lights, Restigouche County. New Bruuswick.— The 
 fhmt tower is placed on the public wharf. The light is elevated 24 feet 
 above high water mark. Latitude N. 48d. 4m. 40s. ; ToDgitude W. 66d. 2San. 
 Ste. lite back tower is placed on Montgomery Island. The light is elevated 
 27 fleet above high water mark. 
 
 t. Oak Point Range Lights, County of Bonaventure, Province of 'Quebec. 
 The front tower show two lights, one east and the other west, elisvated 40 
 feet above high water mark. Latitude N. 48d. 9m. 4flB. ; longitude W. 6id. 
 49m. ses. The back tower shows light elevated 46 feet above hi h water 
 mark, and ranges with the front tower as a guide to vessels oroidag tiie 
 Traversa- 
 
 8. Campbellton Range Lights, Restigouche County, New Brunswick.— 
 The front tower is placei on a pier beaide the railway wharf; the light is 
 elevated 24 feet above high wat«* mark. Latitude N. 46d. Om. 50a.; Tongl- 
 tude W. 66d. 88m. 4Ua. The back tower is placed on Mr. Moffat's wharf. 
 The light is elevated 24 feet above high water mark. 
 
 HAT ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS.— Two Range lights have been erecCdd 
 upon Hay Island, Miramichi Bay, Northumberland County, N. B.. to 
 eaaUe VMsds, in seeking shelter, to clear the point of the shoal ott the 
 east end of the island. Latitude N. 47d. 14m. 198. ; longitude W. 65d. 8m. 40b. 
 The front ^ht is fixed white catoptric, exhibited from a lantern hoisted on 
 a mast 15 feet high. It is elevated 23 feet above high water and should be 
 viaible 10 milea. At the base of the mast is a small shed painted red. The 
 back light is distant 210 feet from the front one. It is fixed white, catoptric, 
 elevated 80 feet above high water, and should be visible 11 miles. The 
 building is a square wooden tower, 21 feet high from base to vane, and is 
 painted white. 
 
 BUCTOUCHB RANGE LIGHTS. -Two Range Lights erected upon 
 Dixon's Point, on the South side of Buctouche Harbor, Sent County, N. B., 
 to guide vessels into Buctouche Harbor. The front building Is situated on 
 the Point near the water's edge, and close to the ra'evious^ existing front 
 beacon. Latitude N. 46d. 27m. 408. : longitude W. 04d. 38m. 60b. The light 
 la fixed white, oatoptric, elevated 86 feet above high water mark, and sbould 
 be vtelble 11 mil^ in the direction of the range. The tower is a square 
 
 u^ *T • •a^raaa vaav a.i vaav vaa v « vaw a/uu^aau^ am naasaaicvaf w &wv asaKiAf ••u«A nuvw 
 
 llffM alM rimilar, ^vated 41 feet above high water, and vidbie 12 miles. 
 
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 .'.'.-'.' i'"i "(.ii "LLi" 'm..jjj.mjj 
 
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^M 
 
 Bin|%dlir okl^kriii imti with Mlowi' lMiikg*» HiraiiM. 
 
 26 
 
 LIGET HOUSES. 
 
 [18B'}' 
 
 Two ^(aiuce Lights, erected upon Church or Indian Point, on the Nodtb 
 aide of Buctouche Harbor, in the County of Kent, V. B. The front light la 
 fixed v^hite catoptHc, elevated 2S feet above high water mark, ahd ^o^ 
 be visibte miles in line of range. Latitude N. 48d. 29m. SSs. ; longfttule) W, 
 64d. 40m. 80.s. It is situated close to the road which runs along the shore 
 from Buetouche Village to Church or Indian Pohit. The bade range ligtit 
 building is 1,960 feet N N. W. iW. from the front one. The URhtUi flx«d 
 white catoptric, elevated 6.3 feet above high water marki and should te 
 visible 18 aoileH in the direction of the range. Both buildings ar«'8iniul 
 square towws, SS feet high from the ground to the tops of the roof:, painted 
 white with red roofs. l%e two lights in range lead into the harb(^ torouabi 
 the deepest channel, clear of all obstructions, from the line of range of iae 
 Dijon's Point Lights to the point where the channel turns abruptly to the 
 westward to enter the Buctoucne River.- 
 
 FOX ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS. -The Beacon Light« on the North Wsat 
 end of Fox Island, Miramicbi Bay, N. B., have been moved, and a thicdli^it ; 
 added, and the lights as now arranged are in operation. All show flx,d 
 white lights, which should lie visible 8 mi'es, from lantems hointed on 
 mast; at the base of each mast h a shed painted white. 
 
 One of the likhts is situated within 100 feet of the most northerly, p^iuk 
 of the island. It is ^evated 50 feet above high water mark, and has a post 
 40 feet high. Latitude N. 47d. Hm. .58. : longitude W. 66d. am. aOs. 
 
 The second light is distant 1,051 feet S. £. iS from the first named, and 
 will be 46 feet above water mark, with a post %i8 feet hlgh.^ 
 
 The third light ic distant 954 feet S. W. from the first named, and wifl be 
 36 feet above water mark, with a post S8 feet high. 
 
 The first and second in line rfinge N. W. fW. into the old HorsiBshoe 
 Channel. 
 
 The first and third In line v&v^^ N. E. through Portage Inland Cliannel. 
 
 The second and third in line range W. by N., leading to the upp^ buoy, 
 of Horseshoe Shoal. 
 
 CAPE JOURIMAIN, STRAITS OF NORTHUMBERLAND ,-Latitu^ m, 
 10m. Os. N.; longitude 63d. blm. Os. W. Vidble from all points of anproiK^ 
 from S. E. around by N. to '^'. The Lighthouse is an octagonal weocllNi 
 pyramidal building, painted white, 40 feet high, elevated 7i feet above hi|^ 
 water, and stands 1 66 feet from the extremity of the oUiS. The Keeper's 
 house, a one and a half story wooden building, painted white, is situated 
 60 feet to the westward of the lighthouse. 
 
 GOOSE LAKE, MISCOU ISLAND, BAY DES CHALEURS.- A r«volTtl« 
 white light, elevated 40 feet above hig^ water, and idiowing a flash every 
 minuto, IS exhibited at this lighthouse, and is seen at a distance of upwaras 
 of 10 miles. The lighting apparatus has two faces, and niakes a com|riet^ 
 revolution every two minutes. The tower Is a square wooden buildliig. 96 
 feet high, with a dwelling attached, and painted white. The illumioMiiiiir 
 apparatus is catoptric. 
 
 HERON ISLAND, BAY DES CHALEURS.-This light is a fixed white 
 light, elevated 66 feet above high wator. is visible from all points seaward, 
 and in clear weather is seen at a distance of IS miles. The tower is a 
 square wooden building. 80 feet high, and painted white. The iUamliMtfaqf 
 apparatus is catoptric. 
 
 CARAQtTET ISLAND. BAY DES CHALEURS.— Squak-e tower on kdeiper^s 
 dwelling. White. '-^ •^•^ ?, 
 
 MISCOU FOG WHISTLE.-A Steam Fog WhislJe h«« been erected on 
 Miscou Island, at the (Entrance ot the Bay of Chaleiu^. The whlisua te 
 sounded twice in each minute. . ' 
 
 8HBDIAC BEACON LIGHT.— Two lights on Point du Ohene wharf , in 
 the Harbor of Shediac. Latitude 4«d. 14m. aOu. N. ; longitude 64d. 31m. Os. W. 
 
 POINT E8CUMINAC LIOHT.-This lighthouse is situated In Miramtchi 
 Bay. North latitude 47d. 4nn, Ws. West longitude 64d. 50m. 80s. It is a 
 fixed bfistht light, elevated 70 feet above high wator. A th'rd order Preneh 
 dioptric lighting apparatus has been placed on this tower, which is visible 
 forflSmHes. 
 
 BAY DU YIN ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS.~Two range Ugbts Is eracted on' 
 the West end of Bay PuVin Island, MlranU<du B«r« County el<»<athianb«Ct. 
 laud, N. B., to enable vessels seeking shelter to clear ttu* point of ^^ [ 
 
 I 1 
 
Bilioni Ccmphtlat ennd ^ih. f ellowi' Dyipepiia Bitters. 
 
 1887] 
 
 BATES OF PILOTAGE. 
 
 37 
 
 shoal lyinfr off the Island. The front light is fixed white catoptric, elevated 
 80 feet above high water mark, and 'should be visible in line of range 10 
 miles. Latitude N. 47d. 5m. 20^.; longitude W. 65d. 7m. 5s. The back 
 light is distant 1 122 feet easterly from the front one. It is also fixed white 
 catoptric, is elevated 42 feet above high water mark, and should be visible 
 11 mUes. Both lights are hoisted on masts, with sheds painted red at their 
 bMes; the front mast being 25 feet and the back one 30 feet above the 
 groimd. 
 
 MISCOU ISLAND UOHT.— This lighthouse is situated on Birch Point. 
 North latitude 48d. Im. Os.; West lon^tude 64(1. 50m. aOs. It is a fixed i£d 
 light, elevated '^ feet above high water. 
 
 MIRAMICHI RIVER.— Ligbtnouse on Portage Island. Fixed white light, 
 elevated — feet above high water. ---. 
 
 Two beacon lights on Preston's Beach, about five miles above Escuminac 
 Light. Two beacon lights on Oak Point. Two beacon tights at Grant's. 
 Fixed white lights. Visible 10 mUes. 
 
 Lighthouse at Shippegan Gully hai been removed from Taylor's Island 
 on the southwest of Alexander's Point, on the northeast point of the 
 entrance to the QuUy. Latitude N. 45d. 48m. 308 ; longitude W. Old. 89m. 
 2S8. 'Hie licht is a fixed white catoptric light, elevatecr£:8 feet above high 
 water, and ahould be visible 11 miles from all points seaward. The tower 
 consirts as heretofore of a square wooden building, 30 feet high from base 
 to vane on lantern, painted white. A small light consisting of a lantern, 
 hoisted on a pole, to show also a fixed white light, has been established 484 
 feet 8. W. by W. from the main light. It is elevated 22 feet above high 
 -vrater, and should be seen 9 miles in the direction of the rancre. The 
 two lights range with the buoy on the outside of the bar at the entrance to 
 the Gully. 
 
 RIVER ST. JOHN LIGHTS.— Green Head, Sand Point, Belyea's Point, 
 Palmer's Landing, Oak Point, Flewelling's Landing, No Man's Friend, 
 Oromocto Shoals, Wilmot's Bluff, Cox's Point, Robertson's Point, F mioy's 
 Point, Grand Lake, Musquash Island, Hendry Farm, Washademoak Lake. 
 Haekerest Point, Salmon River, Grand Lak -, Williams' Landing, Lower 
 Visible 10 miles. 
 
 Pilotage District of the Fort of St. John. 
 
 INWARDS. 
 
 Rates of Pilotage for all sailing vessels entering and leaving the Port of 
 8t. John, N B.: | 
 
 Firat Diatrict. from Partridge Island to Musquash Head, bearing N. W., 
 per foot draft of water, f .60. I 
 
 Second DMriot, from Musquash Head to Point Lepreaux, N. W., per f oo( i 
 draft of water. S1.T5. 
 
 Third Dittrtci shall be from the outside limit of the Second District to a 
 bound rangingfrora the North Head of Grand Manar. to Liberty Poiat, bear- 
 ing N W. by W., North Ohnimel ; and from Machlas Seal Island to CJape ' 
 Sable S^al Island, bearing 8. S. E., South Channel, per foot draft of water, 
 $2.25. "i 
 
 OUTWARDS. I 
 
 From the Harbor of the Port of St. John, N. B., to outside of Partridge, 
 Island, per foot draft of wat^i-r, 81 .35. 
 
 Down the Bay of Funrty, when requii-ed, shall be two dollars per foot draft 
 of water, over and above the one dollar and twenty- five cents Harbor 
 Pilotage outwards. 
 
 TRANSPORTING. j 
 
 If any Pilot shall be employed in the removal of any sLip or vessel within 
 the Port or Harhor of St. John, from any mooring ground to any wharf, or j 
 from any wharf to any mooring ground, or from one wharf to another < 
 wharf, and such Pilot shall Hee said vessel properly secured and moored, he 
 shall he entitled to demand and receive for such services as follows: Pro- 
 vided always that if on the arrival of any ship or vessel into the Harbor of 
 
Barker*! EztnMt JumIm Oing er is t^ b^tt. 
 
 28 
 
 BATES OF FUiOTAaE. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 St. John, ciroumstanoeB prevent such ship or vesgel from being placed on 
 the tnooriug ground or at the berth intended by the master, owner or 6on- 
 Bifnee of sucn ship or vessel, it shall be the duty of the Pilot piloting such 
 ■nip or veiael inwards to pilot the same when being removed to suoh moor- 
 ing ground or berth, if such removal take place within twenty-four hours 
 uter the arrival of such ship or vessel as aforesaid, without cmy extra 
 cluurge for the same. For vessels not over 100 tons, 91 JO; over 100 tons a&d 
 not exceeding 900, £9.00: over 200 tons and not exceeding aOO, fS.OO; over 800 
 tons and not exceeding 400, (4.00, and twenty-flve cents additional for every 
 fttty tons suoh vessel may measure over four hundred tons. 
 
 All Steamers not otherwise exempt by the Pilotaee Acts shall pay the 
 following rates of Pilotage for entering and leaving the port of St. John, 
 N. B.: 
 
 INWARDS. 
 
 Ftr$t Dittrict, from Pai'tridge Island to Musquash Head, bearing N. W., 
 per fot>t draft of water, J8.00. 
 
 Second Dittrict, from Musquash Head to Point Lepreaux, N. W., per foot 
 draft at water, $9.60. 
 
 Third IHairiot shall be froi ^ the outside limit of the Second District to a 
 bound ranging from the North Head of Grand Manan to Liberty Point, beur- 
 ing N. W. b/ W., North Channel: and from Machitw Seal Island to Cape 
 Sable Seal island, bearing S. S. £., South Channel, per foot draft of water, 
 98.00. 
 
 COTWARDS. 
 
 From the Harbor of the Port of St. John, N. B., to the outside of Partridge 
 Island, pw foot draft of water, 91.7A. 
 
 Down the Bay of Fundy, when required, shall be 99.75 per foot draft of 
 watet*, over and above the 91.7K Harbor Pilotage outwards. 
 
 TRANSPORTINO. 
 
 If any Pilot shall be employed in the removal of any Steamor within the 
 Port cur Harbor of St. John from any mo<Hing ground to any wharf, or trom 
 any wharf to any mooring groimd, or from one wbarf to another wnarf , and 
 such Pilot shall see the saiuSteamer pixvperly secured or moored, he shall be 
 entitled to demand and receive for such service as follows: Provided always 
 that if on the arrival of auj- Steamer into the Harbor of St. John, cimun- 
 stanoee invvent such Steamer from being placed on the mooring ground or 
 at the berth intended by the master, owner or cousigoee of such Steamer, it 
 shall be the duty of the Pilot uiloting such Steamer inwards to pilot the 
 same when being removeit to such mooring ground or bertn, if such removal 
 takes place withm tW'.^nty foiu* hours after the arrival of such Steamer as 
 afOresakL without extra charge for the same: For all Steamers not over 
 lOQ tons, $9.00; over 100 Ums and not exceeding 900, $3.50: over 900 tons and 
 not exceeding SOO, $3.75; over 300 tons and not exceeding 400, $5.00, and 
 ao centa additional fcNr every fifty tons such Steamer shall measure over 400 
 tcnn. It being understoixl if a Steamer drop two anchors in the Harbor on 
 arrival, she is (.^Ht8id««<ed moored, and ahy removal is a transportation. 
 
 The following are Licensed Pilots : Thos. Traynor, Richard dhxt. J. L. 0. 
 Sherrard, John Snroul. Samuel Rutherfoitl. Daniel Mulherrin, James 8. 
 ^pMura, James McPartland. Charles Daley, Jame^Reed, jr., BichardSoott, 
 ^^llam Miliar, Henry Thomas, James DoyleL Alfred Cline, James Murnij, 
 Wm. Quinn, Patrick Oonlln. John Thomas, Henry Spears. E. J. Fletcher, 
 Bartholomew Rogers. Jo»-^ Si>ears tSrd). William Scott, Patrick Traynor. 
 Robert Thoueiis. 'I hos. Jc a stone. Joseph Doherty. Wm. Lahey, James 
 E. Mantle, Philip Oetirare Dotxir, James Bennett^ Martin Spears. 
 
 John McAmUty, for Musquash. 
 
 H D. Trow, 
 
 Chas. MoLA;vaLAK. Jr.. 
 
 TBO*. tv .\DA1I8, 
 
 Tro« McAv.tt, 
 Capt I^ittsard, 
 W, K. Vaooa. 
 Bdwasd Laxtaixv. 
 
 AMnI t}f PSM Commisuiomert. 
 
 J. U. THOMAS, Seereiarw. 
 
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f^ Wonni take fiirkcr'i Worm tbitagll. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 BATB8 OF WHABFAGi:. 
 
 20 
 
 Rates of Wharfage. 
 
 EtttMithed hy Act 6 Vict. c. S9, in the City of Saint John and City of 
 
 Fortkmd. 
 
 For every decked vessel or woodboat of the burthen of 40 tons and under,, 
 80c. per day; 4t) and under 60 tons, 86c. ; 60 and under 60 tc.as,40c. ; 60 and 
 under 70 tons, 458C.; 70 and under 80 tons, 60c.: 8o and under 90 tons, 56c.: 
 00 and under 100 tons, 60c.; 100 and imder 120 tons, 70c.; 120 and under 160 
 tons, 80c.: Wt and under 180 tons, OOc.; 180 and under 20O tons, $1.00; 900 
 and under 220 tons, $1.10: 220 and under 240 tons, 1.20; 240 and under MO 
 tons, 1.30; 268 and under 280 tons, 1.40; 280 and under 800 tons, 1.60; 800 and 
 under 320 tons, 1.60; 320 and under 840 tons. 1.7D; 340 and under 860 tons. 
 l.oO; 360 and under 380 tons, 1.90; 380 and under 400 tons, 2.00; 400 and 
 under 460 tons, 2.25; 460 and under 500 tons, 2.60; and 25o. for every addi- 
 tional 60 tons. 
 
 Top Wharfage. 
 
 Anchors and chains of all kinds, per ton of 2240 lbs., 26c; ale and beer per 
 hogshead, each, 7c; ale and beer per barrel, each, 3c; ale and beer per half- 
 burel, each, Sic; barrels of raisins, pitch, tar, cement, plaster of parts, 
 whiting, beans, psas, and barley, each, 3c; barrels of flour, bread, meal, 
 onions, apples, and potatoes, each, Ic; half -barrels of the same, each, ^: 
 bfurels of salt proviidons, and pickled Ash, each, 2c; half-barrels of the samei 
 each, Ic ; firkins and kegs of all kinds, weighing 28 lbs. and over up to 06 lb«. 
 each, ic; weighing under 28 lbs., each, ^c; ballast, per ton 6f 2240 lbs., lOc; 
 bricks, per thousand. 20c; coals of all kinds, per ton of 2*.^ lbs., 6c; crates, 
 casks, and cases of glass and earthenware, per ton of 40 cubic feet, each, 10c; 
 barrels of the same, each, Ic; carriages and coaches, each, lOc; carboys, 
 each, Ic; clay and chalk, per ton of 2*^40 lbs., 10c; cattle, viz., bulls, oxen, 
 and cows, each, 10c: cattle, viz., heifers, calves, sheep and laratai, each, Sc; 
 coffee, cocoa, nuts, walnuts, and other kinds of nuts and fllbwts, in bass, 
 each bag, Ic; fish, dry, per quintal, Ic: fish, per hogshead, each, 10c; flab, 
 per tierce, each, 6c: fish, smoked heiring, per box, ic; glass, in boxes of 100 
 feet, each, Ic; glass, in smaller packages, each, ic; gitun, and roots of all 
 kinds, per 100 oushels, 30c; horses, mares, and geldings, each, 10c; hay, 
 screwed, per ton of 2O0O lbs., 20c; hay, unscrewed, per .ton of 2000 lbs., 80c; 
 hides, green, each, ic ; hides diy, each fc ; hides, in bales, 3ach hale, 10c ; hollow 
 cast iron ware, terra cotta, and iron piping, and loose stove castings, p. ton. ittc ; 
 hampers, each, Ic ; lime, hogshead, 6c ; lime, p. barrel, 2ic ; lumber of all kinds, 
 per lOOO superficial feet, 10c: laths, per thousand, 2c; liquoiti and liquids, 
 per pipe, each, 10c: liquors and liquids, per hogshead, each, 7c; liquors aaod 
 liquids, per quarter-cask, each, 8c; minerals of all kinds, coals excepted, not 
 manufactured, per ton of 2240 lbs., 10c; molasses and melado, per hogshead, 
 each, 7c; molasses and melado, per puncheon, each, 7c; molasws and 
 melado, per tierce, each, 6c; molasses and melado, per barrel, each, Sc; oil, 
 
 Kraiflne, benzine, and kerosene, per barrel, each, 4c: raisins, in boxes, per 
 X, Ic; raisins, in half -boxes, per box, ic; raisins, in quarter-boxes, ic; 
 sugar, per hogshead, each, 10c; sugar, per tierce, each, 7c; sugar, per 
 barrel, each, 3c; salt, in sacks, each, Ic: salt in half-sacks, each, ic: salt, 
 loose, and rock salt, per ton of 2240 lbs., lOc; stoneware, crocks, demitohns, 
 each, ic; slate, per ton of 2240 lbs., lOc; stone, of all kinds, per cubic ton, 
 10c; sand, per ton, 6c; shingles, per 1000, 2c; railway iron, iron, iron in iMurs, 
 bolts, sheets, plates, nails, spikes and pigs, per ton of 2iM0 lbs., 20c; tea, in 
 boxes, each, 2v: tea, in hair-boxes, each, Ic; tea, in smaller packages, each, 
 ic; timber of all kinds, undressed, per cubic ton, 10c; waiggons, buggies, 
 gigs and other vehicles, each, 10c; wood, lath and fire wood, per cord, lOc; 
 rinc. in sheets, bar, blocks, naits and spikes, per ton, 20c. 
 
 All empty packages to pay half the rates of full packages, and on all 
 goods, wares, and merchandize, not hereinbefore enumerated and rated, 
 to pay at the rate of twenty cents per ton, weight or measurement, at the 
 (^non of the collector, lessee or proprietor of the wharf whereon the 
 goods may be placed. 
 
for fc»r»l;yw w »eaciii» iy» OinmMH. 
 
 Whenever home or othe. ^ower is used In moving to and fro on the BCuf- 
 face of a wharf to assist in the IcaOiati or unloading of any vessel lying at or 
 near a wharf, on, or in respect to which top wharfaee would be recoverable 
 if the artlden were actually landed on or <U8charged fj om such wharf, And 
 the crtidee are laden from or discharged on any lighter or other vessel, or 
 otherwise than on or from the wharf, in every such Cise one-half the 
 Sch^ule Bates of Top Wharfage shall be receivable and recoverable on tiU 
 articles so laden or discharged. 
 
 Harbor Master's Fees. 
 
 On vessels 80 tons and under SO tons, 50c. ; vessels of 50 and under 75 tons, 
 76c.; 75 and under 100 tons, 91.00: 100 and under 150 tons, 1.86; «0 and 
 
 I under 200 tons, 1.60; 200 and under 300 tons, 2.00; 300 and under 400 tons, 
 2.50; 400 tons and under 500 tons, 8.00; 600 tons and under 560 tons, 3.60; 
 
 ' 630 tons and under 600 tons, 3.75; and 25 cents for every additional 60 tons. 
 
 Fish Market Dues. 
 
 . For every Salmon, 3c. ; Codfish, Pollock, Bass or Shad, each Ic. ; halibut, 
 not exceecung 20 lbs.,Sc.; exceeding 90 lbs, and every 20 lbB,2c.; every 
 liobster, Ic. ; dosen of Haddoclc, 3c. ; every 100 of Gaspereavx, Alewives, 
 Herrings, or other small flsh, 3c. 
 
 Bates of Slippage at Corporation Slip. 
 
 All decked vessels, same rates as for wharfage, woodboats, or other 
 boats, or undecked vessels, having standing masts, and all scows, and n(^ 
 lying at the wharves on either side of the Blips, to pay the following rates; 
 Every Woodboat of sufficient burthen to carry 10 coras of wood or 
 
 under fO,60 
 
 Ditto Ditto upwardsof 10 cords, and not more than 15.. 1.00 
 
 Ditto Ditto upwards of 16 cords, and not more than 20. . 1.50 
 
 Ditto Dlttp upwards of 20 cords 8.00 
 
 The above is to be paid each trip; and if any- such vessel ' remainsj over 
 six days, an additional duty to be paid of from 60 cents to $1 daily, accord- 
 ing to the burthen. Other boats and vessels without decks, and having 
 fixed or standing masts, and all scows, to pay 80o. each trip, and 30c. addi- 
 tional per day, If suffered to remain over three days. 
 
 Market Tolls. 
 
 Beef, per quarter, 4 cents; Hogs of 900 lbs or under, 4c, and every addi- 
 tional 100 lbs Ic; Sheep, Lamb, Goat or Veal, per carcass, each, 4c: Butter, 
 tub, pail, Jar or firkin, of 10 lbs and under, 2c; every additional 10 lbs, Ic; 
 Butter in rolls, and lard in cakes, for every 10 lbs, or under, 8c; Tallow, for 
 every 10 lbs, or under Ic; Cheese, for every 10 Ibis, or under, Ic; Potatoes, 
 per 100 lbs, or under, 2c; Turnips, per 100 lbs, Ic; Oysters, in tubs or other 
 vessels, per gallon, 2c; do, in shell, per bushel, 2c; Turteys, each, Ic; Oeese 
 each, Ic; Pigeons, per dozen, Ic; Partridges, Fowls or Duclos, per pair, Ic; 
 Flour or Meal, per 100 lbs, 9c; Oats, per 100 lbs, 2c; Peas and Beans, per 
 100 lbs, 6c; Ham, Shoulders and Bacon, per piece, Ic; Eggs, for every 10 
 
 doz 
 per 
 per 
 
 UD( 
 
 Yai 
 
 Bea 
 Skh 
 lb. 
 cnei 
 
, KTC. [1887. 
 
 tro on the sor- 
 essel lying at or 
 , be recoverable 
 u^ wharf, liod 
 oUier vessel, or 
 ae one-half the 
 coverable on tilik 
 
 d under 75 tons, 
 as, 1.85; «0 and 
 under 400 tons, 
 550 tons, 8.50; 
 ditional 60 tons. 
 
 toh Ic. ; halibut. 
 
 lbs, Sc. ; every 
 
 itLVX, Alewives, 
 
 llip. 
 
 >atd, or other 
 scows, and not 
 [ollowing rates: 
 oodor 
 
 10.60 
 
 than 15.. 1.00 
 thanao.. 1.50 
 
 2.00 
 
 remain^] over 
 daily, accord- 
 is, and having 
 and 80c. addl- 
 
 Id every addi- 
 Ih, 4c: Butter, 
 pal 10 lbs, Ic; 
 
 j; Tallow, for 
 J Ic; Potatoes, 
 Itubs or other 
 
 sh, Ic; Qeese 
 
 fsr piair, Ic; 
 Beans, per 
 for every 10 
 
 fey»j»;ifM|t^t»>^ lidiitt^^ttk WM h>9mtX^, 
 
 m^'i 
 
 MARKBT TO^.: — TIME BALL, ETC. 
 
 31 
 
 dozen, or imder, Ic; Beets, Carrots, aad Parsnips, per 100 lbs, 3c; Apples, 
 per 100;lb^ Sc; Pliims, per 100 lbs, 5oj chwries, per odx, l^c; Cucumbers, 
 per dbxen. To; Fish, smoked, per lOO, 2c; Suear. maple, for 10 lbs, or 
 under, Ic; every additional 10 lbs, Ic; Socks and Mitts, per dozen pair, 8c; 
 Yam, woolen, jb«^p' Ib^ Ic; Com, green, per dozen, ^c; Peas ana Beans, 
 green, per 100 Ips, 5c; Onions, per 100 lbs, 3c; Caoofuies, per dozen, 4c; 
 mfries', for 5 tfiiart paU, Ic; do, for 10 quart pail, 2c; Moose, Cariboo and 
 Bear, per quaner. 4c; Deer, per quarter, 2c; Hides. Ox or Cow, each, 4c; 
 Skills, dheep, each 2c; Skins, Calf, tanned or untanned, each, 2c; Wool, per 
 lb. Ic: ii^tners, i>er lb, Ic; Salmon, each, 2c. All other articles not enu- 
 ttieraced, 2 cents oh each dollar of value. 
 
 .^ ^ Tolls at the Hay Market. 
 
 Hay, per cwt, Ic, Straw, per cwt, J^; Shingles, per M, 4c; Cedar Posts, 
 per dozen, 4c .Wood, per cord, 4c; Juniper, per ton, 4c; Spars, to 9 inch, 
 each. 2c; do,' over « inch, each, 4c,' Planks, per M, 32c; Boards, pet- M, 16c. 
 Hardwood, Ash, Birch, Maple, or other hardwood logs, each, 2c: Staves, 
 nardwodd, pelr 100, 2c: do, softwood, per 100, J^Jc; Hoop Poles, per 100, Ic. 
 
 Every load not exceeding one thouMmd pounds weight, 30c.; and 2c f6r 
 every additional hundred- weight— payable, half by the seller, and half by 
 the Purchaser. 
 
 Time for Going Through the Falls. 
 
 The Falls are level or still water at about three and a half hours on 
 tJie ^ood^ and about two and a half on the ebb, so that they are pass- 
 able four tiihes in twenty-four hours, about ten or fifteen minutes each 
 time. No other rule can be given, as much depends on the floods in 
 the River Saint John, and the time of nigh water or full sea, which ia 
 of ten hastened by high winds, and in proportion to the height of them. 
 
 TIME BALL. 
 
 The Time Ball on Northern Tower of the Custom House Building, 
 will be hoisted half its elevation each day (Sundays excepted) at fifteen 
 minutes before one o'clock. At one minute before one o'duck it wiU 
 be hoisted its full length; and at one o'clock, mean time, the Ball will 
 be dropped. A Chronometer, kee^ping correct Greenwich time, should 
 then snow 5h. 2-im. IBs., and the difference between this and the time 
 shown by a Chronometer, is its true error on Greenwich time at the 
 moment. As the above hour of one o'clock, when the Ball drops, 
 represents 5h. 24m. ISs. at Greenwich, the error of a Chronometer may 
 be ascertained no matter where the ship is lying. Masters of vessels 
 arriving at St John should compare their Cfhronometers by the Time 
 Ball, as it will enable them to get the sea rate, which frequentljr varies 
 from harbor rates. Latitude 4od, 16m. 42s. North ; Longitude in time 
 4h. 24m. 16s. West of Greenwich. 
 
 GEORGE HUTCHINSON, Dibeotob. 
 
Mi 
 
 
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 ttMHlmrn nni wltk Vallawi* ^m&ftk litteM. 
 
 82 
 
 BATES OF OABTAOR, 
 
 [l«8r 
 
 Bates of Cartage in the City of Samt John. 
 
 ARTICLES AND WEIGHT. 
 
 DI8TSI0T8 
 
 l8T. Sd. 8d. 4ni.i0fB. tn. TTKlSva; 
 
 $0. 
 
 For a loftd of Wood (Quarter of a Oord), - 
 
 For a load of Ooala (Half a Ohaldron), - 
 
 For a load contalDing 1860 Iba. of Grain, 
 Salt, Potatoes, or any other ariiolesmeaiured 
 at loading or unloading, except Ooala, 
 
 For a pipe of Wine, Oin, or Brandy, and 
 bonaing within the door of the firat floor, 
 
 For a puncheon of Rnn>, or a tierce of Sugar, 
 Arnm T to 10 owt., and honaing, ... 
 
 For a puncheon of Molaaaea, a hogshead of 
 Sugar, of 10 cwt. or upirarda, or a hogahead 
 of Tobacco, and housing, .... 
 
 For a hogahead or puncheon of Cider, or a 
 load of Dried Fiab, of 16 cwt., and atorlng, 
 
 For a load of Sninglea, Hoop Poles, H«ad 
 ing, Stavea, Treenaila, Smoi' e«l Fiah Ibboxea, 
 Salmon in kita, Dry Goods, or a load of any 
 other article not herein mentioned, or a hoga- 
 head of Lime, or a hogahead or crate of Earth- 
 enware, or two tiereea of Earthenware, a 
 hogahead of Dried Fiah, two tierces of Ooiree, 
 or quantity in baga not exceeding IS owt., or 
 a load containing 6 baga Salt, aay about 1860 
 Iba J or a load containing 6 bria. Flonr,'or 6 brla 
 of Sugar, Fiah, Beef, Pork, Turpentine, Older, 
 or half a ton of Iron, or the same quantity of 
 Cordage in coil not exceeding 4 cwt., or a 
 load of any artielea not herein mentioned, • 
 
 For a 64 gallon caak of Wine, Rum, G-in, 
 Brandy. Molaaaea, or Porter, or for a load of 
 Sand, Gravel, or Stone*, or a load of 4 brla. 
 of m'ty Spirituoua Liquor or Molaaae-, - 
 
 For Cablea and Cordage, in coila above a 
 3Wt., or if to coil, |.er ton, or if for Hay looae, 
 per ton, '\ 
 
 For Hay, acrewed, per ton, ... 
 
 For Bricka, per thouaand, ... 
 
 For Lumber, per thousand feet. 
 
 For the carriage of any article or artielea 
 not exceeding half a load, ... 
 
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 86 
 
 17 
 60 
 80 
 
 40 
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 16 
 
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 60 
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 18 
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 80 
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 88 
 66 
 
 86 
 
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 88 
 
 06 
 
 64 
 
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 86 
 
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 $e. 
 
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 96 
 
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 67 
 90 
 70 
 
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 88 
 
 60 
 
 96 
 
 80 
 
 90 
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 t 00 
 
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 49 
 
 69 
 88 
 
 98 
 
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 80 
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 88 
 76 
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 86 
 
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 10 
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 98 96 98 
 
 81 
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 86 
 78 
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 68 
 
 48 
 
 188 
 78 
 
 1 16 
 96 
 
 For HouBeho d Furniture, without reference to diatanoes, aingle Horse load, 76e. ; 
 more than one Ihorse, |1.5U ; and when agreement la by the n ur, ■logleteaDMi 
 60c., double team, $1. 
 
 The Flnt DMriet to eompriae all that part of the City lying betweoa and 
 within the North aide of Union Street, the>Eaat aide of Prince William Street, and 
 the South aide of Dak«^ Street. 
 
 Seanid District to comprise all that part of tlie City outaide of the First DIS* 
 trict, which lies between and within the Bast stde of Mill Street, near the OltJ 
 ine. North side of Pond Street, East side of Peel Street, North side of Oefleteo 
 Street, EaRl aide of Coburg and Charlotte Btreeto, and South aide ot Qeeen Street. 
 
 7n<nf DiMriet to comprise all that part of the Oity outside of the fleooad Die* 
 triot, that Ilea between and within the City line on the North, the last side of 
 Dorchester Street, North side of Hsaen Street, Bast side of Garden Street. North- 
 erly side of Paddock Street, Easterly Mde of Waterloo Street, Bast side of Sidney 
 Street, and South aide of Saint James Street. 
 
 Fourth Dittrii't to eompriae all that part of the Oity ouUide of the Third Dis- 
 trict, that lies between and within the City line on the North, to the Westward of 
 
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 1887.] 
 
 RATB8 OF FBIUIIAOE. 
 
 88 
 
 line at right angles to the s«id flily line, and which strllces the interseetinn of 
 the Easterly line of Oohorg with the Nbrtherly line of Haien Street, the Easterly 
 side of OobnrgStreet, Northeily sideof Cliff Street, Westerly side of Waterloo 
 Street, Northerly s'de of Richmond Street, Easterly side of Brussels Street, Eas- 
 terly side of Carmarthen Street, and Southerly side of Main Street. 
 
 Fyth DitMet to oomprise all that part of the City outside of the loarth Dis- 
 iriot, that lies between and within the City line on the North, the Southerly line 
 of the Oeneral Public Hospital Grounds, the Northerly side of Jordan's Alley (so 
 called), lying b«stween Waterloo and Brussels Streets, Easterly fide of Brussels 
 Street, Norttierly side of Clarence Street, Easterly side of Saint Patrick B^et, 
 EMterly ?ide of Wentworth Street, and Southerly side of Main Street. 
 
 SiaSi DiHrict to comprise all that part of the City outside of the Fifth District, 
 whieh lies between and within the Northerly side of Clarence Street, Easterly side 
 of Saiat David Street, Bast side of Pitt Street, and South side of Main Street. 
 
 8«Mmfh Distriat to comprise all that part of the City lying to the South of the 
 Se^th side of Main Street, and to the East of the East side of Pitt and Saint DaTid 
 Streets, and to the South of the North side of Clarence Street. ' 
 
 Mgkth Dittrtet to oompriee all that part of the City lying to the Northward of 
 the North side of Clarence Stroet, to the Eastward of the East side of Brussels 
 Street, and Northward of the Northerly side of the said Jordan's Alley, and 
 Northward of the Southerly line and bound of the General Public Hospital Grounds. 
 
 Rates of Ferriage across the Harbour of St. John. 
 
 PRINOVSS STRBKT FBRRY, 
 
 Foot passengers, 3 cents: children under 12yearsof a^.Scents; ohildren 
 under nve years of age in charge of parents or adults, are to pass free and 
 wi^out charge. Each horse, mare or gelding, 6 cents. Ox, cow, or other 
 large animal, 5 cents. Single wagon or sleigh, not loaded, 4 cents. Single 
 wagon or sleig-', with horse and one man. 10 cents. Single wagon or otfiei 
 one-hoEse Temcle for hauling purposes, with horse-load and one man, sudi 
 single team load not to exceed two thousand pounds weight, 9 cents; same 
 as last mentioned, without load, 'i cents. Double wagon or sleigh, not 
 loaded, 12 cents. Double wagon or conveyance for carrying passengers, 
 horse and one man, 15 nents. Double wagon, or other vehicle for hauling 
 purposes, with horse-load and one man, such load not to exceed four 
 thousand pounds weight, 13 cents; same as last mentioned without load, 18 
 cents; if load over prescribed weight, in any case, an added rate for every 
 additional one hundred pounds weight of one cent. Barrel, 2 cents; hag. 
 cootidning 2 bushels, 2 cents; firldn, keg, or box of lilce size, 1 cent; cask of 
 lime, 4 cents; pipe, hogshead or puncheon, 15 cents; for every fifty pounds 
 weight, and not exceeding one nundred pounds weight, of iron, steel, or 
 other article, not hereinafter enumerated, 1 cent: if above one hundred 
 pounds weight, for each additional fifty pounds weight, 1 cent. All other 
 things and articles not hereinafter enumerated, to be In proportion to Hba 
 aforegoing scale of rates. 
 
 No load of greater weight than four tons weight, including the vehicle on 
 which the load is arned, shnll be permitted to go upon the floats or ap- 
 proaches te the ferry, or upon any ferry boat; and there shall be no privi- 
 lege for the carriage, by ferry, of any weight greater than four tons in any 
 load. 
 
 CoBPOBATiOK Anohoraok.— Vessels not exceeding fSO tons, 750. ; BO to 100 tons, 
 81; 100 to ISO tons, 81.'26, 1&0 to 200 tons, 81.&0; 200 to 260 tons, 81-76; 260 to 
 800 tons, $2; 800 to 860 tons, $2 26; 800 to 400 tons, $2.90; 400 to 460 tons, 
 82.75 ; 400 to 600 tons, |8 : BOO to 550 tons, 88 25; 650 to 6<K) tons, 88.60 : 600 to 
 660 tons, $8.76; 660 to 700 tons. |4 ; 700 to 760 tons, 84.26 ; 760 to 800 tons, 
 $4.60 ; 800 to 860 tons, 84-75 ; 850 to 900 tods, $6; 900 to 050 tons, 86-86; 860 te 
 1000 tons, $6.6'*, and 26o. for each additional 60 tons. 
 
; i y- 
 
 Tw Bh«nm>tlgm rub weU with Tnlrwial Liaiaitnt. 
 
 84 
 
 BATBS OF CARTAGE. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 Bfttea of Cartage in Oarleton. 
 
 ARTICLES AND WRIGHT. 
 
 1. For a loftd f D^ood (quarter of • cord), - 
 
 2. For a load of Coalt (half a chaldron), • 
 
 8. For a load, contaioiDg 16 buaheU of Grain. 
 
 Bait, Potatoes, or any other articles measured 
 
 at loading or unloading, except Coals, • 
 4. For a pipe of Wine, Gin, or Brandy, and hous* 
 
 Ing within the donr of the first floor, • 
 0. For a puncheon of Rum, or a tierce of Sugar, 
 
 from 7 to 10 cwt., and housing, • 
 
 6. For a puncheon of Molasses, a hogshead of 
 
 Sugar, of 10 owi. or upwards, or a hogshead 
 of Tobacco, and housing, . . . • 
 
 7. For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load 
 
 of Dried Fish, of IB cwt., or a common load 
 of household GouuS, and storing, • 
 
 8. For a load of Shingles, Hoop Poles, Stave?, 
 
 Heading, Trenails, Smoked Fish in boxes, 
 Salmon in kits. Dry Goods, or two balf-hhds. 
 lime, or a hogshead or crate of Earthenware, 
 or two tierces of Earthenware, a hogshead of 
 Dried Fith, or wo tierces Ooiree,or quantity 
 in bags not exceeding 12 cwt., or a load con- 
 taining 6 bris Flour, or 6 brls. Sugar, Fish, 
 BeOf, Pork, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, or Cider, 
 or half a ton of iron, or the same quantity 
 of Cordage in coils not exceeding 4 cwt., or 
 a load of any other articles not herein men 
 tinned, ....... 
 
 9. For a 64 gallon cask of Wine, Rum, Brandy, 
 
 Gin, Molasses, or Porter, or for a lead of 
 Sand, Gravel, or Stones, or a load of 4 brls 
 of any Spirituous Liquors, or M 'lasses. 
 For Cables and Cordage, in coils above 4 cwt., 
 or if to coil, per ton, or for ti ay loose, per ton. 
 For Hay, screwed, per ton, ... 
 For Bricks, per thousand, .... 
 For Lumber, per thousand feet, ... 
 For the cartage of any article or articles not 
 exceeding half a load, . 
 
 10. 
 
 n. 
 
 W. 
 18. 
 14. 
 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
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 96 
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 $e. 
 
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 86 
 
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 98 
 
 26 
 
 28 
 
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 The Mr«t Jkstrict to comprise all that part of Carleton lying north of Rodney 
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 ward of Rodney street, extending west to Ludlow street. 
 
 The ITiird Didrict to comprise the space lying beyond the second Dlitrlet 
 northward of Rodney street, extending west to Watson street 
 
 The Fourfit DUit'ict to comprise the space lying beyond the third District north- 
 ward of Rodney street, extending west to the City line. 
 
 The Mfth District to comprise the space lying south of Rodney street, and east 
 of Maine street. 
 
 The £^«M. District to comprise the space lying beyond the fifth District, and be. 
 yond the south line of Rodney street, and extending west to Ludlow etreet, acd 
 to the north side of Germain street. 
 
 The Seventh District to comprise all the space lying beyond the sixth District. 
 
 For Uandoartmen and Porters for loading and carrying any articlee on any 
 handcart, and housing according to the following scale: — For the First District 
 6 cents; Second District, 6 cents; Third District, 7 cents; Fourth Distriet, 8 
 cents: Firth District, 9cent4; Sixth District, 10 cents; Seventh District, 11 cents. 
 
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 Moon's CBAKon. 
 
 First Quarter, ted day, 7h. fiOm. 16b. ▲. m. Wintry and Windy. 
 Full Moon, fMx day. 6h. 8m , 4s. p. x. Mild and clear. 
 Last Quarter, leth day, lOh, Mm. 46e. a. m. Fair and Cold. 
 New Moon, S8rd day, l(>h. Kbm. Stii. i\ n. Windy and Variable. 
 
 Perigee, 18th day, at 9h. morning. 
 
 Apogee, 98th day, at 8h, morning. 
 
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 ANNIVKItSABIES, FESTIVALS, 
 OOCUKRENCES, &,0. 
 
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 CSrcnmoibion. 
 
 2nd Sunday after Christmas. 
 Partridge tUght h.bur't 1832. 
 Kino'* Co. Ot.; Sq. Ck York. 
 iGen. Canada in 1849. 
 Epiphany. Sydenham Gov. 
 KeiToasis gr'tedChenet 1689 
 1^. Alb. Vic. Walea b. 1864. 
 Ut Sunday after Epiphany. 
 E. £[«racliu8 at Manrwan 628. 
 Eng. viot. Brandy wine 1797. 
 Arohbishop Land mur. 1645. 
 SkJohni. Wtatm'landCir.Cts. 
 Ik County Courts York. 
 Hon. Amos Botsford d. 1812. 
 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. 
 2nd battle of Falkirk 1746. 
 Cir. et. York; Eg. ct. St. John; 
 
 [Kent k Sunburif Co. Courts. 
 Australia colonized in 1785. 
 Trea^ of ParU 1788. 
 Bat. French Town, Can. 1813 
 3rd '^^day af t^r Epiphany. 
 K> Fred'k U Prusau b. 1712 
 Eatriiy oourt York; St. John. 
 
 iQueen't k Ifotthum. Co. ct$. 
 Composer Mozart born 1726 
 King Henry VIII. d 1547. 
 King George III. d. 1820. 
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 Moon's Chanobb. 
 
 Flrsl Quarter, 1st day, 4h. 9m. 848. a. u. Cold and Clear. 
 Full Moon, 8(11 day, oh. ftOm. 4a. ▲. m . Stormy or Wlnd^. 
 Last Quarter, 14tb day, tti. 7m. 468. p. u. Rain or Snow. 
 New Moon. SSnd day, Sh. Iftm, fiSa. p, u. YarUiM or Slormy. 
 
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 Apogee Mth day, at 8h. evening. 
 
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 ANNIVERSARIES, FESTIVALS, 
 OOOURBENOES, &0. 
 
 Hilary Term Sup. Ot. 
 Purification B. V. Mary. 
 Spanish Inquis. abol8hd.l813. 
 English took Martinico 1762. 
 Llorente Historian died 1823. 
 Septuagesima. 
 Annexation of Oude 1856. 
 Very cold Friday 1861. 
 W.Chipman d. Fred'tonl824. 
 Queen victoria married 1840. 
 Judffe Weldon died 1885. 
 K. KarlGustav, Swed.d.1660. 
 Sea:age8ima. Second and last 
 [meet. Legis. atSt. Jno.1787. 
 Battle of Langensalza 1761. 
 Siege (tf Madras raised 1759. 
 Peace made with Spain 1720. 
 Site Fredericton fixed 1S17. 
 104th Eegiment reduced 1817. 
 Qninquagesima. Dorchester 
 [shiretown Wesm'rl'd 1801 
 Kingt Circ. Court; Cfiarlotte, 
 Ash Wed. {Cp.Ct. Div. Matr 
 Sr. Matthias, Apostle. 
 LaTour, Gov. of Acadia 1651. 
 Bk. Eng. BUS cash pay. 1797. 
 Qua d Vsima. E. Benau b.l823 
 Gen. Smyth Gov. N. B. 1817. 
 
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 IMPORTER OP 
 
 Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohenfiian Vases, 
 
 -AND- 
 
 AU kinds of Mantel and TABLE ORNAMENTS, Kerosene Lamps. 
 
 Chimnias, &c. 
 Wholesale and Retail a^ 78 King Street, St. John, N^ B. 
 
 9" Prices Low. Particular attention paid to YHiolesale Orders. .uB 
 
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 Moon's Qbavomb. 
 
 Fine Quartor. Sad dar, Sh. 48ni. 84b. p. m. Stonuf and Variable. 
 Full llooo, 9lli dajr 4h. 9m. 40b. p. m. Pain or Snow. 
 Last Quarter, lAtta daj, Mi. 17m. (Ms. a. m. Cool and Clear. 
 Itair Moon, M(b day, llh. 46m. 28b. a. n. dear and Windy. 
 
 Pericee Mh day, at Bb. evening. 
 
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 OC0UBRKIT0K8, &0. 
 
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 Equity court, York. 
 Johns'n & Garri'k to Lon 1737 
 Rebels def . at Pelee, Id. 1828. 
 Siege of Gibraltar 1727. 
 Patent dis. to Cabot 1495. 
 2nd Sunday in Lent. 
 Bishop Wflson died 175&. 
 St. J(mn k Kent Circuit 
 
 [(yU.; CarleUm Co. Court. 
 Prlnoe of Walee married 1863 
 Eleotor^Alb't I. Brand d. 1486 
 Braptioh of Mt. Etna 1669. 
 8rd Sunday in Lent. 
 Prinoess Beatrice M. b. 1857. 
 rorjfc ft Olouee$ter Co. Cts. 
 St. J. & Shediao B. Co. 1843. 
 Battle of Munda B. C. 45. 
 Stamp Act repealed 1766. 
 Lncknow surrenriered 1858. 
 4tib Sunday in Lent. 
 
 [Jfortkumberland Cir. CL 
 Eq.CLSt.John: MitL Co. Ct.; 
 MadavMiha Co Court. 
 Queen Elizabeth died 1608. 
 Annunciation B. V. Mary. 
 Dudos, Fr. author, d. 1771. 
 5th Sunday in Lent. [Fr.l632. 
 Eng. ceded Acadia & Can. tu 
 Vietoric County Court. 
 Fred«ricton Incor. Act 1848, 
 Co. Carleton set of! 1831. 
 
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 Fruits, Teas, Tobaccos, &£• 
 
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 74 King Street,. Saint John, N. B. 
 
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 Moon's Chamobs. . ,„ 
 
 First Quarter, Itt day, 9h. 28m. 34s. a. m. Wind and B^ • t 
 Full Moon, 8th day, lb. 14m. 40s. a. u. Cool and Clear. 
 Last Quarter, 14tb day, llh. 89 m. 348. P. m. ffliowery and Warm. 
 New Moon, 23rd day, 4b. 28m. SSs. A. u. Variable Weather. 
 First Quar. er, SOcb d«r. 6b. 36m. 19s. P. u. Warm Showers. 
 
 Perigee ftn day, at 8b. morning. 
 
 Apogee 19tb day, at lOh. evening. 
 
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 Nelson took Copenhag n 1802. 
 6th Sunday in Lent. [1786. 
 G-. Ludlow let Mayor St. Jno. 
 Easter Term Supreme Court. 
 
 {King's & yorthum. Co. Cts. 
 Duke of Albany born 1863. 
 Good Frid. P. of Cracow 1525. 
 Battle of Wahlstadt 1241. 
 E. Sunday. 'Bat Molvtritz 1741 
 Sir E. Head Lt.G, N.B.1848. 
 fee flood at Frcdericton 183L 
 Planet Hygea dis. 1849. 
 St. John Gas L't Co.eBt.l845. 
 Battle of Pfaffenhofen 1745. 
 Ikttle of GuUoden 1746. 
 1st Sunday after Easter. 
 Abemethy, surgeon, d. 1831. 
 Battle of CallinicuB 531. 
 Blake*s vie. Santa Cruz 1657. 
 Battle of Reichenberg 1757. 
 Hudson Bay Co. estab. 1670. 
 St. George. Froude b. 1818. 
 2nd Sunday after Easter. 
 St. Mark £v. Spring tides. 
 Kent k St. John Co. Cts. 
 Sir Wm. Jones died 1794. 
 Dearborn in v. Canada 1814 
 War decl'd with France 180:^14 
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 Moon's Ohanoeb. 
 
 Full Moon, 7th day, Ui. 87m. 4b. a. m. Stormy and Cool. 
 Last Quarter, 14th day, 8h. S8m. lOs. p. m. line and Warm. 
 New Moon. 2iad day, 6h. 41m. 10s. i>. M. Warm and Clear. 
 First Quarter, 80th day, Oh. S5 m. 88s. a. m. Changea.ble. 
 
 rerigee 6th day, at 2h. evening. 
 
 Apogee 17th day, atS h. evenmg. 
 
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 Equity Court, York. 
 Bish. Fred'ton con. 1845. 
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 Canad. vict'y at Oswego, 1814 
 Jamaica taken 1655. 
 4th Sunday after Easter. 
 Storm & cap. Clonmel 1650. 
 C'irc. Ct. St. John, Oarleton & 
 
 [ York, rUsi priua Sittingi. 
 Counties Kent & Glonoester 
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 Vaccination first appl'd 1796. 
 Rogation Sunday. 
 Can. Par. met Toronto 1850. 
 Ctrc, Court Charlotte. 
 Un. Emp. Loyal. St. J. 1783. 
 Ascensiontide. [Can. 1786. 
 Sir Guy Carleton Gov. -Gen. 
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 [Victoria bom 1819. 
 Equity Court, StJoh-i. Queen 
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 [St. John Meo. Inst. 1840. 
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 Moon's dUNOBs. 
 
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 I^aist Quarter, iSth dur, 9h. lOui. 944 a. u. Oool aud Cteu^* 
 New Moon, Slst day, ffii. 28m. 348. a. m. Fair and Warm. 
 First Quarter. 88^ diur, 6h. 86m. 4(ls. a. m, 9lUn and Wind. 
 
 Perigee Smd day at 8li. momini^. 
 
 Apogee 14th day, at 8h. momlnjg. 
 
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 OC0UBB£NC£B, &C. 
 
 Howe's great victory in 1794. 
 First ohuivh Can. built 1620. 
 Becket Archbishop 1162. 
 King George III. bom 1738 
 Trinitide. 
 
 Can. via Stony Creek 1813. 
 York Equity Court and County 
 [Courtt of York «fc Wett'md. 
 Charles Diokens died 1870. 
 Dalhousie dec. free port 1843. 
 Judge J. W. Weldon b. 1806. 
 1st Sunday after Trinity. 
 PhiUpsbfig invested 1733. 
 Trintty term Supreme Ct. and 
 [Charlotte Co. Court. 
 St. J. & Bhed'o B. Co.in.l843 
 Eng. vie. Bunker Hill 1776. 
 Battle of Waterloo 1816. 
 2nd Sunday after Trinity. 
 St. J(^n des. by Bre 1877. 
 SurUmry Co. Court. 
 Alban, Prot. martyr Briain. 
 Bill reunitingCanadas 1840. 
 DeMnnts dis. R. St J. 1604. 
 Col. Hailes Pres. N.B. 1816. 
 9rd Sunday after Trinity. 
 Massacre at Cawnpore 1867 
 AU>. k Queena Co. Ctt.; York 
 USq.k Cir.Ct.; Div. & Maa.Ct. 
 Battle Adderton Moor 1643. 
 
 
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 kinds of Mantel and Table Ornaments, Kerosene 
 Iiamps, Chimnles, fto., Ac. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 
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 1887.] JULY has Thirty-One Days. 
 
 Moon's Cbanobs. 
 
 Full Moon, 5th day. 4h. 9m. 58b. a. h. Hot and Dry. . 
 
 Dast Quarter, litth day, 2h. SSm. SSs. a. m. Clear and Warm. 
 New Moon, aoth day, 4h. 25m. 46s. ^ u. Sultry and Rainy. 
 First Quarter, 27th day, lOh. 6m. 4^ A. u. Varfabte with Showers. 
 
 A.pogee 12th day, at 2h, morning. 
 
 Perigee 24th day, at 3h. morning. 
 
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 Cartier dis.R.Miramichi 1534. 
 4th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Oan. Mil. took Schtosser 1813 
 York, Equity; Queen^n, dr.; 
 [& Kent County Courts. 
 Or. and Lat. Ch'a un 1440, 
 B. Chaleor dis. Cartier 1634. 
 Last of the Medici d. 1737. 
 5th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Pembroke Burrendenil 1648. 
 Alb'Vrt A Kings dr. rourts. 
 [GarleUm A Olouc. <'nunty crts. 
 Action in St John ar. 1696. 
 Ist Legis. Fred'ton 1788. 
 Election riots Miramchi 1843. 
 6th Sunday after Trinitv. 
 Phtlipsburg surrendered 1733. '21 
 Wett-nd dH. ct. & Best. Co. c«.'20 
 J. Harvey, Gov. Newfield 1841 20 
 Cholera at St. .Tohn,N.B.183I 20 
 
 [Can. vis. St. J. N. B. 1840. 
 0. P. Thompson, Gov. Gen. 
 7th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Can. vie. Lundy's Lane 1814. 
 St. JohnBquitp Court; 
 
 [St, John k Northum. Co. Cts. 
 Coronation K. Jas. VL 1567. 
 Gt. Fire St. John N.B. 1845. 18 
 Wolfe def. Montmorenci 1759 18 
 |8th Sunday after Trinity. 18 
 
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 IMPORTEEOF- 
 
 HavanaAEsGerman Cigars. 
 
 8k KINO STREET, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 5 
 
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 1887] AOOTST has 'ffairty-(tee DayBi [1887. 
 
 MooM^a Chanqbb. 
 FuU Mo(Ni, 8rd daf, <&. 15m. (Ui. p. h. Fair and Sultry. 
 
 First Qiwrtar, aith day, «i. 56m. «S8s. p. m. Clear and Warm. 
 Aiaogee wh day, at 9h. evening. 
 Perigee aotli day, at 8h. evening. 
 
 
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 OCCURRBNCBB, &C. 
 
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 Queen Anne died 1714. 
 Ywk Eq.ct. K Wm.II d.UOO 
 Columbus Muled Am'ca 1492. 
 Battie of Evesham 1265. 
 Gill ert took pos. Nfld. 1582. 
 Treaty Rut*, and Get. 1726 
 9th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Canadians def. Hull 1812. 
 St. John CireuU Court, 
 BatUe of Chevy Chase 1388. 
 Ho Assem. lim. to 4 yr8.1842. 
 Battle of Kunersdorf 1759. 
 EngUah took Havana 1762. 
 10th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Bourbon familyoompaot 1761 
 Havelook's 9th victory 1857. 
 (16) Canad's took Detroit 1812. 
 V.Dare,l8tE.ch'd b.N.A.1587 
 Guerriere fought Conbtitution 
 [for 2h. SOm. and sank. 
 Uth Sunday after Trinity. 
 Chas. L at Nottingham 1642. 
 Satigouche Co. ourt. 
 Washington debtroyed 9t Bla- 
 [denbofg taken by fing. 1814. 
 UtFira PortlancC N.B. 1841. 
 Valencia d'Aloantara t'n 1762. 
 12th Sunday after Trinity. ' 
 BatUe of Mohaoe 1526. 
 Chlgneeto Canal surv. 1829. 
 King Henry V. died 1428. 
 
 
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 MooN^s CRAirOBg. 
 
 Full Moon, Snd day, Ah. 48m. SSs. a. m. Variable and Windy., 
 Last Quarter. lOtfi day, l<»i. 88ni. 68b. a. m. Fair and Fine. 
 New Moon, ITtli day. 9h. 46m. 84s. A. u. CkioFand (jlear. 
 First <|uarter, Mth dw. Oh. 80m. 40b. a. m. Clear and Windy. 
 
 Apogee Sui day, at noon. 
 
 Perigee 18th 6sf, at 9h. mcurnlng. 
 
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 [from Halifax, N. S. 1814. 
 New Btyle adopted Eng 1752. 
 18th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Aciulian Fr. removed 1765. 
 Oloueater Circuit Court. 
 Ld. Sydenham Gov. Gen.1839. 
 A.CampbeU Oov.N.B.1831. 
 St Augustine, oldest town in 
 ~U. S. A., founded in 1565. 
 :4th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Hvdiion ex. Hudisoiv K. 1609. 
 Nviihun. Cir. Ct.; Wes. Co. ct. 
 Cartier at Quebec, then 
 
 [called Stadacona, 1535. 
 Encash took Now Tork,1776. 
 H. Tides. Mera conj. Moon. 
 16th Sunday after Trinity. 
 A negro boy adver. for sale 
 
 [N.B, Boyal Gazette 1786. 
 Battle of KorbitE 1759. 
 Ba tie of Zutpheu 1586 
 O'Oimt Lally tak. to is.ng.1761 
 Bat Bowton Heath 1645. 
 t6th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Neap tides. 
 
 Kent k Viccir. ete.; StJ.E.et 
 Madawuha \iircuit court. 
 Ward Chipman. Ch. Jus. 1834 
 Bnt'iscorthy surren. 1649. 
 
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 1887.] OCTOBER has Thirty-One Days. [1887. 
 
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 Last Quarter. lOth day. Oh 88in. iOs. a. m. Fair and Goo?. 
 New Mood, loth df^, oh. lOm. 46s. p. h. Variable and Wind^. 
 First Quarter, SSrdTday, ih. 91m. 848. p. v. Changeable. 
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 Perigee on 16th day, at 2h. evening. 
 
 Apogee on 29th day at 7h. evening. 
 
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 AlBen, ItaL dram., d. 1803 
 
 Y. Eq. cU York db A. Co. cts. 
 G.G. Ludlow Pres. N. B.1803 
 Eng. gave ind. to U.S. A. 1783. 
 Great Fire Miramichi, Fred- 
 
 [erifiton and Oromocto, 1825. 
 18th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Battle of Lutternburg 1758. 
 Michadmat teiin Supreme crt. 
 Sunbury County court. 
 G. Manan Ch. burnt 1839. 
 Death of k. Harold II. 1066 
 Cathedral F'ton founded 1845 
 19th Suiday after Trinity. 
 Q. Mary I. died 1558. 
 yorthum. & Queens Co. courts. 
 Bobs taken 1649; Swift died 
 [1745; Siege of Metzl552. 
 UnkEmp. Loy. at HaL 1783. 
 St. Maria Salome. 
 20th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Canton bombardtd 1757. 
 NiaiPriuaY.; Divorce <tMatri. 
 [Kent,Char. d, St. John Co. cts. 
 2nd battle rfewbury 1644. 
 Battle of Freyberg. 1762. 
 Siege Messina retaken 1719. 
 2l8t Sunday after Trinity. 
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 IMPORTER OF 
 
 Barthenware, China. Glassware, Bohemian Vases, and all 
 
 kinds of Mantel and Table Ornaments, Kerosene 
 
 Lamps, Chimnies, &c., fto. 
 
 Wholsale and Retail, - - 78 King Street, St. John, N. B. 
 Prices Low. Particular attention paid to Wholesale Orders. 
 
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Lame Sones try Fellows' Leeining's EBsence. 
 
 
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 46 
 
 1887.] NOVEMBER has Thirty Days. [1887. 
 
 ]|AooN'8 Ceanobs. 
 
 Last Quarter, 8th day. Oh. 87m. 46s. p. m. Stormy weather. 
 New Moon, ISth day, Sta. 44m. lOs. A m. Clear and Windy. 
 First Quarter, "iivA day, 6h. 18m. 468. ▲ m. Cool and Clear. 
 Full Moon, aoth day, lOh 56m. &9s. a. m. Fair Mid Mild. 
 
 Perigee on 14th day, at Ih. morning. 
 
 Apogee on 96tl)i day at 6h. morning. 
 
 
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 ANNIVERSARIES, FESTIVALS, 
 OCCUBUUNCES, &C. 
 
 [S 
 
 YorkEq. Ct.; Sunbui'p Cir. 
 
 iCt. : Gloucester Co. Ct. 
 BaUle of Torgau 1760. 
 Political riots Montreal 1838. 
 Batttle of Kossbaoh 1757. 
 22nd Sunday after Trinity. 
 First Gazette published 1665. 
 Car. k Char, circuit court; & 
 [Alb. k Bee. county courts. 
 P. of Wales bom 9th, 1841. 
 Canadian victonr Chrysler's 
 [Farm in 1813. 
 23nl Sundav after Trinity. 
 Leibnitz, philosopher, d 1716. 
 St. John circuit (Mwrt. 
 Victoria county court. 
 Highland Soc. St. J. org. 1842. 
 Hurricane in Scotland 1885. 
 Elec. Fred, K. Boh. d. 1632. 
 21th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Presentation B. V Mary. 
 St. John Eq. Ct; Mad. cty. ct. 
 Battle of Uennersdorf 1745. 
 Granc^ Manan & other isles 
 [dec. part of England 1817 
 Gt. gale Bay of Fundy, 1846, 
 Advent. LdL Selbome b 1812 
 Tef. earthquake Peru 1630. 
 Revolution in Polandj 1880. 
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 Dog Cakes. Royal Owl Cigarettes. 
 
 8h KING STREET, 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 CALEND1.R. 
 
 I8ft7.] DEOEMBKB haa Thirty-One Days. [1887. 
 
 Moon's Chikobb. 
 
 Last Quartw, 7th day, l(Hi. 4Sm. 848. p m. CoU and Windy. 
 New Mood, 14th day. Sh. 67m ICs. Clear and Cold. 
 First Quarter, 8ted day, Sh. 86m. M>s. a. u Stormy and Cold. 
 FuU Moon, 80(h day, Sh. 60m. 4s. a. u. Mild and dear. 
 
 Perigee on 18th day, at (th. morning. 
 
 Apogee on 88rd day, at 17h. evening. 
 
 
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 OCODBRKNOES, &C. 
 
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 Gen. Balfour d. F'ton 1811. 
 Sam. Compton, in v., b. 1753. 
 2nd Sundaj in Advent. 
 Martial law Montreal 1837. 
 TorkBquUif crt; VictoriaCo.ert 
 Mar. Ney shot at Paris 1815. 
 Conceution B. V. Mary. 
 Wm. Cobbettin St. J. 1785. 
 Cape Br. county of N.S.1765. 
 3ra Sunday in Advent 
 Colley Gibber, dram , d. 1757. 
 Carl, tnul Wtit. County eourt». 
 C. Wolfe, poet, bom 1791. 
 St. Eustaohe destroyed 1837. 
 Pope Axoom.Eng. barons 1215c 
 Col. Johnston Pre8.X.B.1806. 
 4th Sunday in Advent. 
 Cm battle of Niagara 1813 
 Louis Nap. Pres. Fr. 1818. 
 St. Thomas, apostle. 
 Winter bwins short day 21st. 
 Sir Isaac Newton bom 1642. 
 Wm. M. Thackeray d. 1863 
 Ohristmas.PeaoeDresden 1745 
 Constitution of Canadas 1791. 
 St. John, apos. and evang. 
 43d Regt at Quebec from 
 ff F'ton overland Vi days 1837. 
 k)tr. Caroline burnt 29th,lSS7. 
 ■Grealrfire at St. Thomas 1881. 
 
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 IMPORTBB OP 
 
 Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohemian Vases, 
 
 -AND 
 
 All kinds of Mantel and TABLE ORNAMENTS, Kerosene Lamps, 
 
 Chimnies, ftc 
 
 Wholesale jind Retail at 78 King Street, St. Jotfn, N. B. 
 
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 1887.] CITY 0» SAINT JOHH. 47 
 
 Om OF SAINT JOHH. 
 
 J. S. BoiBH DbVvbir, Kaq 
 
 , Mayer. T. Allbn Jack, Esq.. Recorder. 
 
 Alderaun. 
 
 KINHH WABD. 
 
 Atdermm, 
 
 Bdward Lantalum. 
 
 QUBBN8 WABD. 
 
 Richard P. McGivem. 
 
 flanris Allen. 
 
 D0KB8 WABD. 
 
 T. Nisbet Robertson. 
 
 Thomas TotU 
 
 BIDNBY WABD. 
 
 George F. Bafard. 
 
 Bartholomew Coxetter. 
 
 
 Richard F. Qolgley. 
 
 WBLLIHGTON WABD. 
 
 William Shaw. 
 
 PBIHOB WABD. 
 
 Thomas W. Peters. 
 
 George A. Knodell. 
 
 GUTS WABD. 
 
 John F. Morriaon. 
 
 Samuel L. Brittain. 
 
 BB00K8 WABD. 
 
 James W. Belyea. 
 
 James 0. Staokhouse. 
 
 ALBBBT WABD. 
 
 Thomas W. Lander. 
 
 Albeit 0. Smith. 
 
 ^nmtnnn rHaolr. 
 
 Jarvis Wilson. 
 
 Herbert E. Wardroper, Deputy Common Clnrk. 
 
 Frederick Sandall, Ksq., Treasurer or Chamberlain and Reodver of 
 
 David R. WiUet, Accountant Chamberlain's Office. 
 
 George F. Harding, Receiver of Taxes in tiie CHty of Saint John, 
 on the Wefitem side of the Harbour. 
 
 Hurd Heters, Esq., M. A., City Engineer and Land Agent (Bast). 
 
 Charles D. Morri*!^, Clerk to Mayw's Office and Issuer of Dog 
 Liooiaes. 
 
 Samuel Wilson, Sergeant Mayor's Office. 
 
 Michael W. Maher, rnspeotbr of Buildings. 
 
 JamM J. Lawlor, Inspector of Streets. 
 
 H. Adam Glasgow, Sa rieri a^tendent of Ferries. 
 
 Greorge W. Stockford, High ConstHble. 
 
 CitT Marshals. -^W. Buomutan, Thomas McIHkerson, James Prince, 
 F. Mi^es Hancock, Edward Bdmon, Joseph Shaifs XbeMMr K. 
 Herrington, Jacob Ross, Thomas Haves, Elijah Ross, Miles M«nitt. 
 
 Daniel Coughlan, Janitor and Engmeer City Hall. 
 
 Licensed Auctioneers. — W. A. Lookhart, George £. Sniper, T. B. 
 Hanington, A. J. Ai-mstrong, Geo. W. Gerow. 
 
 PortwardenB.— Augtti^u«i Quick, Oliver Emery, Samuel K. Wilson, 
 Thomas S. Adams, William Black. John A. Ruddock, Wtiliam 
 Tliomas, Georoe Thomas, Denis Coholan, Isaac J. Olive, Jr. 
 
 Charles S. Taylor. Port or Harbor Bfaster. 
 
 Alexander Reed« Clerk to Harbor Master. 
 
 Joseph O'Brien, Harbor Inspector. 
 
 Lighthouse KMperat Partridge Island- -Jam^ Wilsmi. At the 
 
Pain in the Stomaoh take Fellows' Bpeedy Belief. 
 
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 CITY OP PORTLAND. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 Beacon, Timotby Clark. Steam Whistle, James Wilson, Engineer ; 
 W. Cameron, Assktast Eng^neeh ^ ■ 
 
 Commissioners of Sewerage and Water Supply.— A. Chipman Smith, 
 Em., Chairman; George H Martin and John Kelly. 
 
 Rob rt J. Leonard and . ugustus Quick, Commissioners to settle 
 disputert relative to Dockage, Wharf age, and Cranage. 
 
 W. H. Purdy, Shipping Master; F. O. Allison, Deputy Shipping 
 Master. 
 
 Assessors of Taxes.— W, F. Bunting, Chairman; John Wilson ard 
 Uriah Drake. Clerk, A. W. Sharpe. 
 
 Collectors of Wharfage and Slippage.— At Union Street Slip, Thos. 
 Stead, At North Eodney Wharf, iSamuel K. Wilson. At South 
 Rodney Wharf, Samuel K. Wilson. At North and South Market 
 Wharves and Slip, Andrew Malcolm. At Sidney Market WUarves 
 and Slip, John Moran, 
 
 •uoys, and Collector of 
 Market 'N^harves 
 
 and 
 
 Ward, wnt Bunlav^. At Protection Slip, Brook's Ward, Isaac 
 Duffy. At Mill Slip, Thomas W. Robertson. 
 
 Charles S. Taylor, Collector of Fees at Buo; 
 Anchorage. Charles S. Taylor, Slip Master, 
 Slips in King's and Queen's Wards. 
 
 luspectors of Firewood, Bark, &c.— Peter MoOart, Market Slip, 
 King's and Queen's Wards. John Wilkins, Railway Station. Jacob 
 Vail, Carletpn Railway.. Jacob Vail, Market Slip, Carleton 
 
 Morris Iriine, Pound Keeper and Hog Reeve, Garleton. 
 
 Surveyor of Lumber. — Samuel K. Wilson. 
 
 Commissioners of Districts.— G. Gordon Boyne, letdistHct; M. W. 
 Maher, 2nd district; Cornelius McGourtv, .3rd district; Charles S. 
 Melick, 4th district; Robert B. Gilmor, 5th district; Phi ip L. Carey, 
 6th district; Denis Burke, 7th district, Edivard EdgSfltn. Htl^ djidtrilit; 
 Timothy Collins, 9th district; Williata Buchanan, 10th District. 
 
 Fence Viewer.— Charles E. Raymond. ' . 
 
 Police Department — B. Lester Peters, *Q.,G., Police Magistrate 
 Thomas M94-vity. Alexander Lookhart, Thpiniis R: Jon^s and A. 
 Chtpiban Smith, Sitting Maglsitrates at tiie City Police Office ih the 
 City of Saint John. George Henderson, Clerk. 
 
 Johnit Marshall, Chief of Police Force. :\ 
 
 Chief Gathe Commissibner for the Proviiice, James DeWoIlS ^(*ll^» 
 
 Dead House Commissioner, G^oige W, Stockford. ,. •»? 
 
 CITY OF PpBTLAND. 
 
 H. Lawbancb; St9BDBE« Mayor. 
 
 .AuDSaicBMv — Wabd No. 1.— J E Lii%iey> J A Price and Iiai«lit 
 W. Holder. ' ! 
 
 Ward 2.— W. A Ohesley, A D G VanWart and John Murphy. 
 ; WAi©^.-rRobert Jones, J A likely and Edward -Hajres, Jt. t 
 
 Ward 4. = A L Law, Josiah Fowler and W S Busby. 
 : Wakd 3.--W D Morrow, John McGoldrick and Patriitk L C(mnor. 
 
 Pa<dd Tapley, Police Magistrate. 
 
 W A Moore, Chamberlain. 
 
 J F Godard, City Clerk. 
 
 E R Gregory, Solicitor. ,i.. ., ,i 
 
 Archibald McLean, City Auditor. if .rt-mH-O 
 
 I... : . ■/ . . : ■.:.-. ,, ~rr~ — .- "" ■ .fi4:ruf :■ i ii";-i " be:: 
 
 %tA- 
 
Bilioui Complaint ciir»d with Fellowi* Djipepsia Bittora. 
 
 John Wilson and 
 
 ice^nd liaivh 
 
 1887.] 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 49 
 
 John V Roberto and John M Grmrory, Au'litora of Sohool Aooounto. 
 
 Jamei L Wpbdworth, Auditor of Water and S^Werage Aooounts. 
 
 James Dunlop, Supervisor of Streets. 
 
 Robett Dtdton. Harbor Master. 
 
 Peters V LafekdVi James McKenna, Lewis W Lingley, Henry S 
 French. William O Brien, James Howard, John Quian and John 
 McGinfey, Constables. 
 
 Gilbert Lemont, High Constable. 
 
 Riohard Rawlings, Chief of Police. 
 
 John C Sdwardfl, L W Lingley and Daniel O'Neil, Assessors. 
 
 John Fiittsh, Alexander Sheppard, Hugh Morris, Robert McLean, 
 GreorgA SMdey, Joshua Wood, John H Carvell, Peters V Laskey and 
 AbranamMcCann, Pound-keepers and Hog-reeves. 
 
 Tbustess of SoRoolb.— Edwin Fiaher, Cbairman^iohard Farmer, 
 John Tapldy, Jaines Wilson, Thomas F Milledge, Thomas McElroy, 
 and Micbadl L Coll ; WUliam Kilpatricic, Secretary. 
 
 Fibs Pxpabtmemt.— John Johnson, Engineer; Malcolm Morris and 
 George Haddow, Engine .Drivers; Joseph Carr and Wiliiau* McKin* 
 ley. Firemen; G«orge Woods and Cornelius Daley, Teambters. 
 
 f IBE DEPABTMENT-(East Side.) 
 
 JoHK Kerr, itequiRE, Chief Engineer. 
 
 1^ William Griffith, En^neman. 
 ho™ Co., Well^^ok. No.l. ^ '"BflQ,^ »Ji'^'^ 
 
 (. Oliver Thomson, Assistant Foreman. 
 
 ( Samuel Pier<ry, E^gineiman. 
 Walter Welsfdrd, Hose Driver. 
 Hose Co., TJiriON, No. 2... ..■{ Wm H Melvin, Engine Driver. 
 
 I A. Winchester, For^inan. 
 (Andrew J Stuart, Assist. Foieman. 
 
 f James Melick, Engineer. 
 Wm Cunningham, I^river. 
 John Fleming, Engine Driver, 
 I Fred Blaokadar, Foreman. 
 LE W Barlow, Aissist Foreman. 
 
 {William Bowman, Captain. 
 Charlfs Jackson, Li>^utenant. 
 Wm Reed and D Mi Dermott, Dri'al 
 
 Chief's Wagon William Reed. 
 
 SuPBRiNiiiNDENT OF FiRB Alaric. .James Melick. 
 
 Assistant William Heed. 
 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. -(WfSt Sidb.) 
 
 GiDBON Spbague, District Engineer, 4th District. 
 
 Western Star, No 7— Joseph O Craft, Engineer. 
 PRJNOE OF Wales, No 8— A Ring. Engineer. 
 Hook and Ladder Company- Alex Griiftth. 
 
 
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 50 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY OF 8T JOHN. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 Oity of St. John Fire ilann Teles^raph. 
 
 NO. LOOAUTT OF BOXB8. 
 
 ». No. 3 Engine Houae, KingSq. 
 8. No. 8 Engine Houae, Unlon-8t. 
 4. Cor. Seirill and Oarden-cits. 
 6. Cor. Mill and Union-sts. 
 
 6. Mark. Sq., Parker A Nevin's drug 
 
 7. Mechanfos^ Institute. [store. 
 
 8. Foot of Garden streot. 
 
 9. Foot of Union street (East) 
 li. Cor. Peten* and Waterloo-st& 
 IS. Cor. St. Patrick and Union-sts. 
 
 14. Cor. Brussels and Riohmond-sts. 
 
 15. Sreritt's Foundry. Brussels-st. 
 
 16. Cor. Brussels and Hanorer-sts. 
 
 17. Cor. Brunswick and Erin-sts. 
 
 18. Cor. Union and Carmarthen-sts. 
 
 19. Cor. Courtney & St. Davids-sts. 
 91. Waterloo, opposite Qolden-st. 
 88. Cor. Oermam and Churohnsts. 
 
 94. Cor. Princess and Charlotte-6ts. 
 
 95. Cor. Duke and Gtermaln-sts. 
 
 NO. 
 
 96. 
 27. 
 98. 
 81. 
 89. 
 84. 
 85. 
 38. 
 87. 
 88. 
 41. 
 49. 
 48. 
 45. 
 46. 
 51. 
 59. 
 58. 
 61. 
 
 UX)ALrfY(HPl 
 
 Cor. Prince Wm. & Princesa-sta. 
 Head of King street. King sq. 
 Cor. Duke and Prince Wni.-ma. 
 Cor. King and Pltt^ta 
 
 Cor. Duke and Sydiiey-sta. 
 Cor. Wentworth it PrinoesB flts . 
 
 8ueen-st., bet. Qer. A Char.-ats. 
 cr. Queen and CarmartliMi-sts. 
 Cor. St. James and S^^neyntts. 
 Cor. Orange and Caraivthen-Bts. 
 Cor. St Jamea ft Prince Wm.-«t8. 
 Cor. PlUaad Duke^ts. 
 Cor. Main and Carmarthen-sts. 
 Cor. Britain and CBuMiotte-sts. 
 Cor. Pitt and St. James-sts. 
 City Road, near SOcating Rink. 
 Pond-st. n. Fleming's Foundry, 
 lixmouth-street. 
 City HospitAl. 
 
 Box 123. 
 
 II 
 
 124. 
 
 II 
 
 132. 
 
 II 
 
 135. 
 
 11 
 
 142. 
 
 II 
 
 154. 
 
 II 
 
 213. 
 
 II 
 
 231. 
 
 II 
 
 241. 
 
 II 
 
 253. 
 
 M 
 
 312. 
 
 1- 
 
 321. 
 
 II 
 
 412. 
 
 II 
 
 421. 
 
 Oity of Portland Fire Alarm Telegraph. 
 
 LIST or MUMBEB8 AND IbCALITY Ur BOXES. 
 
 Comer Main and Bri4ge Streets (Indiantown). 
 
 Main Street (Head of Long Wharf). 
 
 Main Street (near residence of D. McLellau, Indiantown. ) 
 
 Paradise Row (foot of Main Street). 
 
 Winter Street (opposite St Paul's Ohurch). 
 
 Comer City Roaid and Stanley Street 
 
 Engine House, Ward 1. 
 
 Douglas Road (opposite residence of D. Tapley , Esq. ) 
 
 Marsh Bridge. 
 
 Haymarket^uare (near J. C. Wood's.) 
 
 Comer Straight Shore and New Dominion Road. 
 
 Straight Shore (near Chesley's Iron-Knee Foundry.) 
 
 Comer Porthwd and Camden Streets. 
 
 Police Station. 
 
 Mnnioipality of the Oity and Oounty of Saint John. 
 
 COUNTY COUNCIL, JULY, 1886. 
 
 WARDEN: 
 THOM.V8 W. Petkrs, ^Mderman of the City of Saint John. 
 
 COUNCILLOR.*? 
 
 KX OPPICIO. KUBi<rKD. 
 
 For St. John^ for Laiuxuttr- 
 
 3.8. B. DeVeber, Mayor. James Ready, 
 
 Alderman Lantalum, 
 Allan. 
 
 Robert Fair. 
 
 •IU".'-S"'1 
 
ladiftftlM OvfA %y teklaf lMl«ir«' ByqmiU Bitton. 
 
 fj 1887.] 
 
 OITT AHU OOUHTT OF n. JOHtl. 
 
 SI 
 
 nofviaio. 
 Aldtmuui Potto, 
 
 fttttfttn, 
 gtaekhouie. 
 Morriaon, 
 Smith. 
 
 4t 
 
 ForPortlamd— 
 H. L. Stordee, Mayor. 
 ▲IderniMi Price, 
 '• Vanwart, 
 Haraa, 
 McQoldrick, 
 Buaby. 
 
 For Simomdt— 
 ComeHua J. Horgan. 
 John MeLeod, 
 Danlol McEvoy. 
 
 For SllMartina-' 
 Bdwwrd H. Fostar, 
 Jaoob Titua. 
 Heaiy T. Coip tts. 
 
 Par thuquatk— 
 J. A. BaloAlm, 
 F. 8. Citnoh. 
 
 I* 
 
 emoBMrAn—U. W. Frith, Cleric of the Peace. 
 TRBAacBBn— H. Bolea DeVebm*. 
 AuDiToa— Richard Whiteside. 
 MAasHAL— Georjge W. Stookford. 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Judge of the Oounty^ Court— Cfaariea Watters, Esq. M. McDonald, Eaq., 
 Clerk. 
 
 Clerit of the Peace— Henry. W. Frtth, Esq. 
 
 Deputy Clerk of the Peace— H. Lawrr.nce Stordee, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of t^e CIrcuits-Joha Willett, Esq. 
 
 High Sheriff— James A. Hardtng, Esq. : John Rankin, Deputy Sheriff and 
 Keeper of the Unnl; Mr. Samu^ Clifford. Tuml:^. 
 
 Coroners~-S. Z. Earle, H. D.; James Robioaon, J. P.; John R. Rlgby, J. 
 P. ; John Jwdan, J. P. ; Jaoob D. White, M. D.; H. B. GUmoiir, M. P., and 
 Joshua Knight. 
 
 Judge of Probates— R. C. Skinner. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills, and Registrar of Probates— W. Chipman 
 Druiy, Eaq. Andrew Q. Cruokdiank, Esq., Deputy Re^strar. 
 
 iMitera of Marriage Uoenaea-W. E. Bkinnnr, St. Martins; 
 LocKhart, Esq., St. John; Richard N. Knight, Esq., Carieton; 
 Brown, ■ " 
 
 Commiaaicnier for takiiw Affldavita in the Supreme Court, Prorince of 
 Quebec— H. Frith, Esq.. &rrister-at-Law. 
 
 Commissioner of Indian Reserves, under Act Vict. c. 85— Dr. William 
 Bayard. 
 
 Commissioner of Wrecks— R. J. Leonard. 
 
 Revising Barrister— Charles Watters, Esq. Oeorge McSorley, Esq., Clerk. 
 
 Commiasionera of Alms House and Work House— James Manchester, 
 Chairman; Bbadrach Holly, Michael CoU. Richard N. Koieht, Thomas Fur- 
 long, JohnMcLeod, Oeorge A. KnodeU. E. J. Wetmors, Secretary. 
 
 Board c^ Health for the City and County of St John— WiDiam Bayard, 
 M. D., Chairman. R. W. Thome, Clerk. Hon. Judge Watters. John llew- 
 ; Gilbert Murdoddi, James Holly, John H. Parks, S Z Barlei, M. D., 
 
 ames A. Claxk, R N. Knight, G. A. Barker, A. Chipman Smith, Esq., 
 Boyle Travera, M. D Office: Ritchie's Buildiw, Princess Street. 
 
 visiting Phystoian, P(»t of St. John— W. S. Harding. 
 
 OomnumoMre of Slaughter Houses in and for the County of St. John— 
 iThomas L. Hay, Chairman. A. M. Magee, Secretary. W. A. Moore, 
 [Palxick Gleason, Uriah Drake, Stephen G. Bliiard, W. F. Butt, John 
 Nugent. CSuuiea Bustin, Inqiiector. 
 
 W. Albert 
 Wm. Glenn 
 
Barker's Extract Jamaica Ginger is tlie best. 
 
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 52 
 
 ALBERT — CABLETON. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 COUNTIES AND MONIOIPALITIES. 
 
 COUNTY OF ALBERT. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Wm Wedderbum. Samuel Q Morse, 
 Clerk. 
 
 High Sheriff— Asael Wei' Harvey Bank. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the Circuits — 
 Samuel G. Morse, Esq. 
 
 Surrogate— Gteoree H Steeulman, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Probates— Samuel G Morse, Esq. 
 
 Regititrar of Det'ds and Wills— Georee Calhoun, Esq, 
 
 Coroners---W H Lewis, M D, P R Moore, Robert Wright, Edward C Rob- 
 inson, Silas Lynds, E Ritchie, W A West and S C Murray, M D, SjfepLen B 
 Weldon, jr., Charles A McLean. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court— Geo Calhoun, 
 Elisha FMk, Samuel Gross, Jaries M Stevens and William P Robinson, 
 Esquires, and the At omies practicing in the County. 
 
 Attomies and Soliciton ti^amuel G Morse, M B Palmer, Charles A Peck, 
 Gteorge H Steadman, Jos .' s Dickson, Wiliam A Trueman, Jos H Yeomans 
 and Allan W Bray. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Courts— Hopewell, Hon A R McClelan and 
 Ellisha Peek; Hillsbc-o', Gtorge Barnett and David Baizley; Coverdale, 
 Alex W Leman and H S Outhouse; Harvey, J A Turner and J Alfred 
 Stevens; Elgin, Wm P Robinson and Ralph E Colpiits; Alma, David Cleve- 
 land. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— M B Palmer, Hopewell Cape; Gilbert Chap- 
 man, Coverdale; Joseph A Turner, Harvey Comer; James Horsman, Elgin; 
 J S Atkinson, A lliert. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court at Hope- 
 well— Gteorge Calhoun, Esq. At Hillsboro', Samuel Gross. Riverside, A R 
 McClelan. 
 
 Commissioners of Sev'^"<5 fo- Hopewell— Valentine Smith, M Downing, 
 Gideon Gray and Mariner T Tiut^ley. 
 
 Revising Barrister~Hon ^'^ ^\ fldaerbum. 
 
 John A Beatty to be Vender o? Liqt .ors, under the Canada Temp ranee 
 Act, f or the Parbh of Hillsboro'. 
 
 Auctioneers— Samuel Gross, K Bezanson, rrtllsboro'; Samuel Stewart, 
 Hopewell Cape; Thomas Kinney, Harvey; George Wood, Albert. 
 
 Game Warden, 8 C Murray. 
 
 Teacher of the Grammar School— N Duff, Harvey, 
 
 MUNICIPAJLITY OF HARVST. 
 
 Warden— Hon T Ryan, Coverdale. 
 
 Councillors— Hopewell, G H Muier and S J Calhoun; HiUsboro', Cbarlee J 
 Osmanand Peter Duflfy; Coverdale. James Ryan and C Gaskin; Harvey, 
 W A West and JameH A Smith; Elgin, R A Smith and David Garland; Alma, 
 
 Pringle Kelly and D D Lutwick. 
 
 COUNTY OF CARLETON. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— James G Stevens. Wm M Connell, Clerk 
 Clerk of the Circuits— A B Connell, Esq. 
 
 High Sheriff---Fred R Jenkins Dibblee, Esq. Deputy, Wm M Hammond. 
 Clerk of the Peace— Wm M Connell, Esq. 
 Surrogate— Lewis P Fisher, Esq. 
 Registrar of Probates— John C Winslow, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills—John 8 Leighton, Esq. Deputy, Donald 
 Munro, Esq. r j » 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court— Lewiil P 
 Fisher, George Connell Jolm C Winslow, William M Connell, Geonre L 
 ^l"^^^' •?, «/in?'^*'' ^ B Appleby, James A PhiWps, Daniel O OouTser, 
 ^ Prf^'T^'^^M*"*"??" Fisher, Josiah R Murphy, Norman W Wlnrtow 
 and D MoLeod Vince, Esqs. 
 
lith, M Downing, 
 ladA Temp ranee 
 
 pputy, Donald 
 
 tot toM of Appetiii* t«k« Bark«r't4niniae ^iae and ittA. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 CABLBTON. 
 
 53 
 
 i; 
 
 Issuers of Dfarriage Idcenseft— 'W'. ]Si. Connell, Howard B. White, G. B. Burtt, 
 
 jugh Miller, Wentwortb Winslow, J. B. Murphy, David J. Wiley^ and W. W. 
 
 ay, Esqs. 
 
 Notaries Public— Lewis P. Fisher, Qeorse ConoeU^John C. Winslow. Wm. 
 M. Connell, S. B. Appleby, J Norman W. Winslow, Esq, WiUiamson Fisher, 
 Josiah R. Murphy and*D. McLeod Vince, Esqs. 
 
 PractisingAttomies— L. P. Fisher, George Connell, John C. Winslow, Wm. 
 M. Connell, K. K. Jones, Stephen B. Appleby, D. C. Courser, A. B. Oonnell, 
 Williamson Fisher, Josiah B. Murphy, D. McLeod Vince, J. Norman W.Win- 
 slow, iEsqs. 
 
 Coounissioners for Parish Civil Courts— William W. Hammond, Wood- 
 st ock; George W Hove^, Northampton; Ivory Kilburn, Bichmoiul; James 
 
 A. Bridges, Peel; Jas. Simonson, Wakefield; Matthew Hutchison, Wicklow; 
 Charles R. Upton, Simonds; Samuel H. Shaw, Brighton; Aksz. G. Lindsay. 
 Aberdeen; George W. White Wilmot. 
 
 Bcvising Barrister— Hon J G Stevens. Clerk, A B Connell, Esq, Kent. 
 
 Coroners— George Stickney, George West, Charles R. Upton, William E. 
 Drier, John 'i. AUan, Samuel Watts. Charles P. Connell, M. D., Theodore 
 H. Estey, Biohard Port, Thomas B. Traf ton, NehemiiO; Tompkins, Bidbard 
 
 B. Ketchum, Elijah M. Shaw, James A. Phillips, John B. Hagerman. M. D., 
 Colin King, W. H. Morehouse, Newton B. Colter, M. D., G. L. Cronkhite 
 and W. W. Hay. 
 
 Auctioneers— Alanson Payson, William F. Dibblee, W. W. Hay and Simon 
 McLeod. 
 
 Game Warden— J, C. Winslow. Fishery Warden— Geo. B. Burtt. 
 
 Trustees of Grammar School— Wm. M. Connell, Wm. F. Dibblee, David F. 
 Merritt. 
 
 Collector of Customs at Woodstock— D. F. Merritt; Clerk, F. GfUlagh^. 
 CentreviUe— H. T. Scholey, Suo-Collector. 
 
 MXJNICIPAUTY OF OARLBTON. 
 
 Warden- Charles A. Harmon. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer— Bandolph K. Jones. 
 
 Auditor— Samuel Watts. 
 
 Counoillora— Woodstock: John Graham and W. Wallace Hay; WakM- 
 fleld: h. B. Harding and Major H. Emery; Bichmond: Jas. Watson and W. 
 W. Hemphill; Northampton: David S. Gibson and William Hale; Brighton, 
 Sa.i\uel £. Campbell and Chas. B. Snow; Peel: 0. A. Harmon and John B. 
 Tompldns; Aberdeen: John Mcintosh and William Staten; Kent: M. C. 
 Atkinson, M. D., and Chas. E. Gallagher; Wicklow: Andrew Caldwell and 
 Geo. L. Cronkhite; Wilmot: Ghas. A. West and Isaac Williams; Simonds: 
 David WUey, M. D., and Jamea A. Lipsett. 
 
 Inspector to enforce C. T. Act 167H— U. B. Harmon. 
 
 Jailer— Samuel Jones. 
 
 TOWN OF WOODSTOCK. 
 
 Mayor— H. A. Connell. 
 
 CouncUlora-Slmon MoLeod. W. B. Belyea, J. W. Sllpp, John C. Gibson, 
 Duppa Smith, and J. T. A. Dibblee, Esqs. 
 
 Town Clerk— J. N. W. Winslow. 
 
 Police Magistrate— Wm. Dibblei', Esq. 
 
 Town Marshal— W. B. Snow. 
 
 Treasurer and Receiver oi Taxea— Williamson Fisher. 
 
 Collector oif County Bates— iHi-ael Churchill. 
 
 Postmaster— John C. Winslow. Assistant— H W. Bourne. 
 
 Superintendent Water Works— Donald Munro, 
 
 Engineer Water Works— Alex. Dunbar. 
 
 Chief Engineer Fire Depai-tinent— Major F. H. J. Dibblee. 
 
 Branch Bank of Nova Scotia— Wm. Haliburton; J, Harley, Teller. 
 
 Maritime Branch Bank— GilbertW. Vanwart, Manager; G. A. White, 
 Accountant; Mr. Brown and Mr. galley, Tellers. ^^ 
 
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 CHABLOmC — GLOUGBSTEB . 
 
 [1887. 
 
 COUNTY OP CHARLOTTE. 
 
 Judge of the Couuty Court— James G. BteveuB, Esq. George 8. Chrim- 
 mer, Clerk. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— O. 8. Grimmer, Esq. 
 
 Hi^h Sheriff— R. A. Stuart, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— G. S. Grimmer, Esq 
 
 Judge of Probates—Hon B. R. Stevenson. 
 
 R^(tetrar— M N. Cockbum, Esq. 
 
 B^istrar of Deeds and Wills— Harris H. Hatch, Esq. 
 
 CommissifHiers f or taking Affidavits in the Supreme Comt — Abraham 
 Younf , 1>. Wetmore, John Mcintosh, Edmund Dagget, W. A. Fraaer, T. 
 Bairy, and all Attomies of the Supreme Court. 
 
 ConuniasioDers for taking Bail— G. 8. Grimmer, St. Andrews; W. A. 
 Fraser, Grand Manan: T. Barry, St. George. 
 
 Notaries PuUic— John F. Grant, Jam^i^ G. Stevens, p., James MitcheO, 
 Lewis A. Mills, M. MoMonagle and W. C. H. Grinuner, (St. Steph«i). Geo. 
 S. Grimmer, Benjamin R. Stevenson and Jas. Bcdton, (St. Andrews). 
 
 CCTnmis sio nc r s of Fturish C!ivil Courts— A. Judson Seehre, Esq., (St. George). 
 Henry Smith, Esq., (West Istos). C. E. O. Hatheway, (St. An<&«ws). Daniel 
 Crilley, (St. Steph^.) M. N. Cockbum, O. D. Gta-inuner (St. Andrews.) 
 
 Police M^istrate-Daniel Crilley (StStephen.) 
 
 Revising Barrisier— Hon. J. G. Stevens. 
 
 Coronors— David Mowatt, Samuel T. Gove, M. I>., Thomas Dick, M. D., 
 Hubert McLachUn, Dimcan Myrshall, M. D., H. P. R^rnolds, M. D., J. A. 
 Wade, M. D., H. (}ove, M. D., Frank I. JBlair, M. D., and William McK. 
 Deinstadt, M. D^ Cyrus Chen^. 
 
 .Auctioneers— (ieorge F. CampbdU, S. F. Nesbitt, C. E. O. Hathewiqr, 
 lUchard Dyer and James Bolton. 
 
 Issuers at Marriage Licenses— George S. Grimmer, (St. Andrews), Chas. 
 Johnson, (St. Qeor^)jLuke Byron, (Campobello), George Hill, M. P. P., 
 (St. Stephen), G. K. Wetmore, (West Isles), Qyrus Cheney, (Grand Manan), 
 Oscar Hanson, (Lepreaux). 
 
 MUNiciPAiirry of charu>ttb. 
 
 Warden— Thomas T. Odell, Esq. 
 
 Secretary— George S, Grimmer, Esq. 
 
 Treasurer— William Whitlock, Esq. 
 
 Auditor— W. C. H. Grimmer, Eso. 
 
 Councillors— Saint Andrews, M. M. Cockbum and G. D. Grimmer; Saint 
 James, William Douglas and John S. Weatherl^; St Stephen, F. Eaatman 
 and George Barter; St. David, A. J. Moore and RobC. Smith; St. Fatvick. 
 J. W. Stephenson and John R. Armstrong; St. Croix, James Russell aM 
 David Johnstone; St. George, James McLean and A. J. McGee; DumbarUm, 
 Robert McKinney and Thomas MoCann; West Isles, G. K. Wetmore and 
 Albion Heney; Clarendon, Archibald Nixon and R. M.Graham; Dufferin, 
 Martl:^ L. Young and George Hannah; Grand Manan, W. E. Talton and G. 
 R. Noyes, M. D. ; CampobeUo, John C. Brown and C. F. Batson: Lepreaux, 
 H. P. Reynolds, M. D, and John Ellis; Fennfleld, Samuel McKay and Alfred 
 Mealev. 
 
 COUNTY OP GLOUCESTER. 
 
 T. DesBrisay, Clerk. 
 
 JudKe of tiie County Court— Wm Wilkinson, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits- Theophilus DesBrisay, Esq. 
 
 High Sheriff— Laman R. Duucett, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— Theophilus DesBrisay, Esq. 
 
 Surogate— Theophilus DesBrisay, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Probates— D. G. McLaugtolin, Esq. 
 
 Reiistrar of Deeds and Wills— M. HTMcGinley, Esq. 
 
 Stipendiaiy Magistrate— D. Gustavus McLauchUn, Esq. 
 
 Stipendiary M^strate at Caraquet— J. G. C. Blaokhall, Esq. 
 
 Coronem-Joseph Sewell, Wm. Ferguson, D. G. McLauohlin, James O. 
 Blackball, Gideon M. Dunan, M. D., Robert Rivers, John C. Meahan, M. O., 
 Henry A. Sormonay, E Futchinson and William Taylor, Esqs. 
 
 Trustees and Directors of the Grammar Schoo^Theophilus DesBrisay 
 Hon. John Ferguson, John Kerr and James Hickson, Esqs. Teacher, sTb. 
 Meagher, Esq., B. A. , -»h i 
 
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fiMurtWn <hired witk Vellowt' DyipepiU liitteM. 
 
 [. Geoiige 8. Orim- 
 
 Andrews; W. A. 
 
 E. O. Hothefw^y, 
 
 iBrisay, Clerk. 
 
 1«87.] 
 
 KBHT, 
 
 55 
 
 Barriiaters, Attornies and Notaries Public— Theophilus DesBrisay, D. C4u8- 
 tavus McLauchlin, T. Swayne DesBrisay, John J. Harrington and Narcisse 
 A. Landry. 
 
 CX>mml8sioner for taking Bail in the Supreme Court— John Kerr, Esq. 
 
 CVmunissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court— llie Barristers 
 and Attornies practising in the County, and Hem. Bobeit Youns:, Jas. Q. O. 
 Blackhidl, John Toung, John Kerr and Henry A. Sormony, Esqs. 
 
 ReT<!^L« iJarrister— T. 8, DesBrisay. 
 
 [ 4ilx»- Act Commissioner— Bemanl Commeau. 
 
 Oommissioner under Act 88 Vict., Chaps. 4 and 5— John Kerr, Esq. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses— John F. <^arter and H. Bishop. 
 
 flHhH7 Officers— Bathurst, James Hickson; Caraquet, Juste Hache; Ftetit 
 Roche, Frederick Commeau; Shippegan, Adolpfa Ache, Esqs. 
 
 Auctioneers— Wm. Taylor, Hon. Rooert Young, Henry w. Baldwin, John 
 Kerr, PhilUp Rive, John £. Baldwin. Robert B. Vdl and Walter M. Buck, Esqs. 
 
 Collector of Customs— Wm. J. 0*Brien, Esq. Customs I^tnding Waiter- 
 David Leahy. 
 
 Vice-Consul Noi-way and Sweden— John Sivewright, Eyq. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Courts— Beresford, Bernard Commeau;' Bathurst, 
 D. G. McLaughlin and James M. Thompson; New Bandon, John Foley and 
 John Homibrook; Caraquet, James U. C. Blackball; Shippegan, Jonathan 
 Doran and Henry A. Sormony; Inkernian, Jos. Se\rell; Sanmarez, William 
 Archer and Oliver Rt>bichaud. Esas. 
 
 KUNIOIPALITT OF OLOUCBSrGR. 
 
 Secretai-y-Treasm^r— John Sivewright, Esq. 
 
 Auditor— John £. Baldwin, Esq. 
 
 Councill<»«— Bathui-st, Jacob White and Samuel Melausou: Bei-esford. 
 TlH>mas Hall and Thomas Boudreau; New Bandon, Patrick Folley and 
 Uhalde Landry,; Caraquet, Juste Hache and Ludgen Legere; Shippegan, 
 Thomas Ahiei' and Hon. Wra. Taylor; Inkerman, John A. Fergusin and 
 Hugh Cowan: Saiunarez, John Young &nd William Ferguson; St. Isidcwe, 
 Charles F. Bnson and Alex. R. Young. 
 
 ^ COUNTY OP KENT. 
 
 Judge of the County Coui-t— Hon. Bliss Botsford. James D. Phinney 
 Esq., Clerk. 
 
 Deputy Coun^ Clerk— G. V. Mclnemey. 
 
 deric of the Circuits— Robert Hutchinson, Esq. 
 
 High Sheriff— Antoine Girouard. Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— Robert Hutchinson, Esq. 
 
 Collector of Customs— John Rusk, Esq. 
 
 Judge of Probates— James D. Phinney, Esq. 
 
 Re^strar of Prol>ates— Caleb Richardson, Esq. 
 
 B^strar of Deeds and Wills— Thomas wetmore Bliss, Esq. Deputy, J 
 MUpham Bliss. 
 
 iMRiers of Marriage Licenses— Robert Hutchinson, Esq, and Stephen Dunn. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistmte— Thomas W. Bliss, Esq. 
 
 County Secretary- -Qeoree V Mclnerny. Esq. 
 
 County Treasurer— K B Forbes. 
 
 Sitting Magistrates-T W Bliss and A D Oilaqui. 
 
 Inspector of Schools— Jerome Boudreau. 
 
 Coroners— Isaac W. Doherty, M. D., William Johnson, Damien Bourgeois, 
 Ruflno A. D'Ollaqui, Alex. P. Landry, M. D., John F. Brine, M. D., and 
 Wallace G King, M D, R L Bot f .rd. U D, and Gordon Livingston. 
 
 Reviling Barrister— Hon. B. Botsford. 
 
 Notaries Public— The Attornies practisUig in the County. 
 
 Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Counsel— Robert Hutchinson, Esq. 
 
 Commissioner Parish Haroourt— Benjamin F. Bailey. 
 
 Commissioner Civil Court Parish Dundas— James Barnes. 
 
 AootioneerB— Richard Sutton, Jacob Ferguson, William Wheaton, Na- 
 than!^ Hutohinaon, Edmund Hut<^inson, John T. Caie, William J. Smith, 
 John Robertson, William B. Deacon. Robert Phinney and B. S. Smith. 
 
 Game Warden— W. Wheaton. 
 

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 ,ii ..; 
 
 fiarker*! iltiiiiiiie tlTine and tron ii the Original anddtennin^. 
 
 66 
 
 ^INGS. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ireNTOlPAIJTT OF KBNT. 
 
 Warden— H A Caie. 
 
 Secretaiy— G. V. Mclnerney, Esq. j,_»rt^ 
 
 OomiclHorB— Carietcm, H. A. Gale and Stephen O'Donnell; Acadieivtne, 
 6eb Babineau and Clement Dai^le; StLouis, F M Richard and P h Blcbaraj 
 Richibucto, M l^nagan and Fred Peters; Weldford, Terence C?apran and 
 C C Carlyle; ifflrcourt, Thomas Atkinson and 8 8 Biiggs; Wellington, J B 
 Lamothe and O Cormier: 8t Mary's, Calixhe Cormier and M XJormler; 
 Dundas, T H Loguere and and Richard Pearler. 
 
 COUNTY OF FlJNGS. 
 
 King, aerk. 
 
 Judge of the County Coiut— Wm. Wedderbum, Esq, Or 
 
 Stipendiary Ma^trate— George H. WalKje, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— Isaac H. Hallett, Esq. 
 
 High Sheriff—Samuel N. Freeze, Esq. Deputy Sheriff and Jailor-Joseph 
 W. ^)uL 
 
 Keeper of the Rolls, Judge of Probates, Clerk of the Peace and Secretary 
 Treasurer— George Otty, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Probates— George O. D. Otty. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds— George Barnes, Elsq. 
 
 Referees in Equity— John H. Cotner and Robeit LeB. Tweedie. 
 
 Seller of Law Stamps— Henry J. Fowler- 
 Coroners— James Wetrmore, jr., Adino Paddock, M. D., O. Purdy, Ruftis 
 A. Stockton, Johj Wilsoa. AUan McLtod, George Rix Price, William KsAtb, 
 Wm. B. McK«el. Foster MoFariand, M. D., Joshua Burnett, M. D., William 
 Feith, John Brady, M. D., William Fa^rweather, P^«r Bremian, Wm. 
 Buchaiuui, J. E. B. McCready, James Fenwick, EVederick McPherson, D. 
 Beverlex Hatfield, John H. Raymond, Jas. A. Moore, D. J, McLellan, Peter 
 Campbell, George H. Johnson, M. D., Chas. Mmray, M. D., John H. Ryan, 
 M. D., Jas. A. Moore, D. T. McLellan. Joshua Oklfield, Henry G. Fowler, 
 Bliss Thome, M. D., Samuel Morton and Samuel F. Wilson. 
 
 Commissioners for taking AfHdavits and Bail in the Supren i Court— John 
 0. Price, S. Foster, J. W. Nowlan, Philo M. Raymond, Nelson Arnold, George 
 Barnes and D. T. McLellan, Esqs. ' . 
 
 Issuers of Marriage uicenses— Henry J. Fowler, Wm. Fairweather, Cnas. 
 M. Hunt, S. N. Freeze, *n(lrew McAfee and Jolin R. MeiTitt, Esquires. 
 
 Revising Barrister— Hon. W. Wedderbum. 
 
 Auctioneers— E. 8. Freeze, William H. Wliite, E. Perkins, Samuel Freea», 
 Gilford Cougle, Benjamin Sproul, Abraham Johnson, jr., William Keith, 
 James E. Fryere, Isaac Peareon, John P Matcv, Joseph D. Baxter, Joseph 
 Belyea, W. M. Teakles, Sam'iel Gosline, Noah Keith, William A. Stock- 
 ton, J. McNaught, J. Sharp, B. L. Crawford, G. Downey, D. M. Johnson, 
 Douglas Fairweatht^r, Samuel Foster, James W. Nowlan, ' John E. Ryan, 
 G. H. Whitine and Chas. H. Morrison. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish civil Courts— William Buchanan, Esq., West 
 field; William McKie!, Esq., Greenwich; John Mclntyre, I^sci, Kars; John 
 Woodward, Esq., Rothesay; J. D. Micheaw Keator, Esq., Hampton: J.' 
 Douglas Baxter, Esq., Norton; William J, Brittain, Esq., Sprinfinfield; Wm. 
 Barnes, E3sq , Upham; Weeden Fowler, Esq., Hammond; WmliiunKei ■ , 
 Esq., Havelock; James A. Fenwick, Studholm; C. D. Fairweather, Ssq., 
 Kingston. 
 
 Game Warden— Lewis J. Almon. 
 
 MUNICIP.UJTY OF KINU8. 
 
 Warden— Elias S. Freeze, Esq. 
 
 Councillors— Cardwell, Elias S. EYeeze and John Moore; Greenwich, W. 
 Ludlow Belyea and Sancton Belyea; Havelock, John H. Mace and Osiwell N. 
 Price; Hampton, George L. Taylor, M. D., and Chas. J. Smith; Hammond, 
 Robert W Forsyth and D. J. Fowler; Kars, William Helms and Geo. W. Pal- 
 mer; Norton, D. B. Hatfield and A. B.Hayd^ Rothesay, Jas. 8. Kierstead 
 and Neil Mcliauchlin ; Stmiholm, A, J. Kierstead and D. 8. Sinnott; Sussex, 
 George W. Fowler and Isaac Bunnel : ^ringfieid, J. A. 8. Kierstead and 
 George G. G. Scovil; Uiihani, Henry O Fowler and James M. Campbell; 
 Westfleld, D. W. McKenzie and A. M. Woodman; Waterford, Jas. A. Moor© 
 and Medley Parlee; Kings on, John O. Danii aftd R. W. Wetmore. 
 
 Meetings of Councii— aixl Tuesday in January, and last Tuesday in Jime. 
 
 V — 
 

 1887.] 
 
 aell: Acadlefvllle, 
 mdPLWtJbanl: 
 ence Curran and 
 WeUington, J B 
 d C M Cormier; 
 
 A P. King, Clerk. 
 
 i Jailor-xJoseph 
 » and Secretary 
 
 sedie. 
 
 O. Purdy, RuAn 
 ), William Keith, 
 
 M. D., William 
 
 Bremian, Wm. 
 
 McPherson, D. 
 McLellan, Pet«> 
 
 John H. Ryan, 
 inry G. Fowler, 
 
 I -! Court — John 
 Arnold, George 
 
 weather, cSias. 
 I^uires. 
 
 lamuel Freea», 
 ^iUlam Keith, 
 Baxter, Joseph 
 iam A. Btock- 
 *. M. Johnson, 
 ohn E, Ryan, 
 
 , Esq., West 
 u Kars; John 
 Hampton: J. 
 IpjKfleld; Wm. 
 rmiam Kei , 
 Veather, Esq^, 
 
 ...^wich, W. 
 
 Jnd Osiwell N. 
 
 Hammond, 
 
 '». W. RU- 
 
 Klerstead 
 
 9tt; SiHHex, 
 
 enitead and 
 
 Camnbel); 
 
 A. Inoore 
 
 in Jime. 
 
 BJBglMMio mrnm gwctd wttk V«U««i' Lamiing's Emwm. 
 
 1887.} 
 
 M ADAW A8DA — KORTHUMBtePL AND. 
 
 57 
 
 COUNTY OP MADAWABKA. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— James G. Steyena, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the County Court and Clerk of the FOace— Barry R. Plant. Esq 
 
 HighBlieTttr-J. VnnoiBRice, Em. '^ j - i-muii, uq. 
 
 Cleric of the Circuits— Barry R. P&nt, Esq. 
 
 Judge of Probates— Barry R. PlaAt, ma. 
 
 Barristers and Attomies— A. Rainsford Ballooh and Barry R. Plant. Esm. 
 
 Notartr Pnblic-A Rahntford BaUoch, Iteq. ^^ 
 
 Begisbrar of Probates— Hilah: Peltier, Esq. 
 
 BegistrBr of Wills aild Deeds— HiLair FtelUer, Esq. 
 
 Coroners— John I^noh, 8. C. Hudon, Edwin Akerley, Mathias Nadeau. 
 Hilair Mtier and F. ATCouillard, Esqs. ^^ 
 
 Commissioners to Solemnise Marriage— J. E. Hodgson, Edwin Akerley 
 and Enoch Baker, Esqs. 
 
 Issuov of Marriage lJcenseB--Thoma8 Emerson, Stephen Hafey and P. 
 O. Bryam, Esqs. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Court— 
 A.^ iUiusford Balloi^ Barry R. Plant and John T. Hodgson, Esqa 
 
 Parish Court Comnussiohers— St Francis, R S Peltier; St Hildure, Honoi« 
 Cvr; Mada'^raska, B R Plant: St Jacques, Docite Bosse; St Basil, P A 
 Tnlboudeftu; St Ann, Abraham Perron; St Leonard, D O Burgoine. 
 
 Free Granfc Commissioner for Micheaud Settlement— Francis Mioheaud, 
 Esquire. 
 
 Auctioneer— J L Bice. Esq. 
 
 Game Warden— A Rainsfbrd Balloch, Esq. 
 
 MOmOIPAUTT OF MADAWASKA. 
 
 Warden^Maacfane Martin, Esq. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer— A Kainuord Balloch, Esq. 
 
 Treasurer- Alexis Cyr, Esq. 
 
 Auditor -Hilair Peltier, Esq. 
 
 Councillors— St Francis, Mathiaa Nadeau and Antoine Lavasseur: Saint 
 Hilaire, Jos Pierre Micheaud and Olive Chesse; Madawaska, Maxime Mar- 
 tin and P A Babin; St Basil, Levite Theriault and Louis Thibedeau; St 
 Leonard, Basil Beaulieu and Christoph Parent. 
 
 COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 Judge of the Oouirty Court— Hon. W. Wilkiason. Samuel Thomson, Esq., 
 
 Cleric of the Circuits— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q, C. 
 
 High Sheriff -John SherefT. E^. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keener of the RoUs— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q. C. 
 
 Judge of Probates— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q. C 
 
 Registrar— J. B. Fraaer, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— John Lawlor, Esq. 
 
 Coroners— Allan A Davidson, Robert B Wassou. Edward Rogers, John S 
 Benson, John Thomson, M D, B N T Underbill, C V/att, John Pallen, M D, 
 John Pond, John JohniKm, Joseph Chaplin. Wm P Bibhop, J H Fr<wman, 
 M D, PUneas WUliston, Alfred cfSmith, tit>, J McDonald. rA)uis N Allain. 
 Michael S Benson, John Ramford, Frank b tiwim, Jer O'Sullivan, Michael 
 O'Brien, Joseph B. Benson, M. D., and John S. Weii, Esqs. 
 
 Cammissioner for talcing Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court— Wm. 
 Park, Esq. 
 
 Parish Court CommiHsioner— Hardwicke, Alexander G WUliston. 
 
 Barristers, Attomies and Notaries Public— Newcastle, Allan A Davidson, 
 Q C, Samuel Thomson, Q C, Miohael Adams, W A Park, E P Wliliston, and 
 Charles J Thomson, Esquires; Chatham, A A Davidson, jr, Richard Carman 
 L J Tweedie, G B Eraser, Andrew Johnson, R B Adams and Robert Murray, 
 Esquires. 
 
 Issuers of Marriiure Licenses- -S Thomson, Joseph R G^ggin, Hai-vey Doak 
 John S Pond, and F. L. Pedolin, Esquires. 
 
 Cconmissioner for Parish Court— Chatham, George B Fraser. Esq. 
 
 Auctioneers— Cliaries Marshall, John Fish, Jabea B Btiowball, Robt Blake, 
 James Johnson, W Wyse, Charles C Watt, and George Staples, ISstiulres. 6 
 
ImiMM XfeNM«v«A trlU frtitut L i iM l ^l 
 
 
 56 
 
 qUBBHS. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 Revenue Offlcera-CihBthani, CoBector, Dsjiiel Ferguson; Waiter, Segrdser 
 and Locker, W Anderson. Newcastle — OoUector, B Haddow; Waiter, 
 Searcher and Locker, D McQuar. 
 
 Ckdleotorof&ilandBeTenue-RHLawlor. , « ^^^.-^ 
 
 Consuls— Norwegian, Hon R Hutchinson; rnwsian, BOward HuUditaMli, 
 Esquire. 
 
 United States Consular Ageat-R R CaU, Esq. 
 
 Meiislnff Barrister— Bon W. Wilkinson. , . _ ^ .^ * «„,. «. 
 
 Chatham Gaslight Company— Richard HocMn, Esq, President; Wiiliaiu 
 Muirhead and DrJ Fallen. Esquires, WrectOTS. 
 
 Board of Health— Oiiatham, Lamud J Tweedie, J M'O Baxter, M D, 
 John OolenMMi, Donald MoLachlan and Patrick Connors, Jr. ^ ^ „, 
 
 Board of Health, Newcastle— John B Nioh<dson, A C Smith, M D, Hiram A 
 Fish, M D, Robert Ritchie and Robert Mcl^ean, M D. 
 
 MUNIOIPAUTT OV NORTHUMBBBLAMD. 
 
 Warden-^-C E Fish. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer— Samuel Thompson, Q C. „ .. «_ ^ . 
 
 CoundUors— Ludlow, John McAleer, Samuel Amos; Blissfield, ^oh A 
 Bamford, John TMersereau; Blackrille, B M T Underhill, Michael Whtiken; 
 North tok, Ifichael Ryan, Robert Adams; South Esk, James Somere, Jawd 
 Tbzer; D^thy, James Robinson, John Betts; Rogerville, Reuben S Cormier, 
 Peter Thibedeau: Nelson, Daniel Baldwin, Allan N M Saunders; Newcastie, 
 John Woods, Charles E. Fish; Chatham, Roger Flanaagn, D Q Smitii; 
 Olenelg, Hugh Cameron, Robert McNaiieton; Hardwick,Th>mas BWIIUs- 
 ton, Michfte! Bransfleld; Ahiwick, Wm B Stewaijt, Romain Savoy. 
 
 COUNTY OP QUEENS. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— James Steadman, Esq. J R Cuny, Esq, 
 Clerk. 
 
 High Sheriff— W 8 Butler. Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace— T M Wetmore, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Cfaxjult— T M Wetmore, Esq. j 
 
 Judge of Probates— T M Wetmore, Esq 
 
 Registrar of Probates— James R Ciuiy, Esq. ' 
 
 R^Istrar of Deeds— Robert T Babbitt, Esq. 
 
 Notaries Public— Cliarles A Harding, J R Curry and B S Palmer, Esqs. 
 
 Barristers and Attornies— Chiirles A Harding, James R Curry and T H 
 Wetmore, Esqg. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses -William H White, Hiram Cody, B S Palmer, 
 RPTeomkns, D M Pearson, John Law and Q W H Palmer, Esq. 
 
 Coroners— R T Babbitt, John Murphy, S V Wliite, Ambro e Palmer, Ed- 
 ward W Slipp, Robert D Akerley, Samuel R Stewart, Mayes Case. Imum C 
 Burpee, Malcolm C McDonald, M D, Mich Y Ooz, Abraham Wlnins, Thos 
 H Pearson. Sydney A Dibblee, James G C Heatherington, T W Ferry, J G 
 Nugent and George Smith, EAqs. 
 
 Cammissioners lor taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court— Charles 
 Keith, Robe.t T Babbitt, Davtd Ferguson and George H Jones, Ewis. 
 
 Commisdoners for takins^ Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Oomrt— 
 Charles A Harding, James R Currv, Robert T Babbitt, (Gagetown), Thomas 
 Leonard, (PetersvQIe), John Goldnnch, Isaac C Burpee, (Chipman), CAiarlea 
 Keith, (Brunswick). Joseph B Perkins, (Petersville), George N Golding, 
 (V^Tickham), Samuel L Peters, (Hampstead), Charles BLanagan, (Chipman), 
 T M Wetmore and James Palmer, Bsqs. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Courts— T M Wetmore, Oagetown; Thomas 
 Leonard, Petersville; George J Worden, Wickham; Isaac C Burpee, Chip- 
 man; Nathaniel B Cottle. Cambridge; Daniel Palmer, Canning; Benjanun 
 S Palmer, Hampstead; deorge £ McLean, Waterborough; Thos O'Donnell, 
 Johnston. 
 
 Revising Barrister— Hon. J. Steadman. 
 ' Auctioneers— Archibald McAllister, David Ferguson, James Gardiner, 
 Gagetown; John Armstrong, William Hogshaw, Thomas Leonard, C N 
 Darrah, Petersville; James Pearson, Johnson; Isa%o Vanwart, Wickham, 
 Walter S. Butler, Canning: Lawrence O'Leary, CAiarle • Keith, Brunswick; 
 Thomas Dykeman, N B Cottle, Cambridge; IS Vanwart, Hampstead; T 
 William Perry, WUliam Somerville, J P Belyea, Ch«rlee M Lawson, W 
 Cooper and Amos S Corey. 
 
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 Jud£ 
 
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 Auditor-NB Cottle. 
 
 OouDcilloro— Alfred HiimphreyaaAFMenMui Alwaftl. Bnuifewiek: Jamts 
 8 Bobiiupn and A^tim Af^im* ^^g'^'i^m B E Yeoyutw ancl iwM 
 
 H Ebbettaod Samuel McDennwt, Uigetowii; Kmc S vanwart apdOiiilia 
 Cl«*, Hampstead^ T JVlUiam Eei^jTatiH John fieon^ Jdhnaton; Jolkn 
 GATlMHaa J^^ ' A»*4*»oofl^ ftj*iiiVflS£7 J61i» Gli»iiviate And Jamei) 
 F Robarts, Waterborouffh; James McCiva and R D Akerly, Wiokhaln. 
 
 , CQUOTY OP RESTIGOUCHE. 
 Judge of the County Court— WUUam Wilkinion, ItUn; J S MorM. 
 
 Hii^ )^eriffrvWUiitai H Phillifls. Bfiq. 
 
 Qkiie*4 tl^Cfii^l'Ji-nJiimwS Morae, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the RoIIb -James S Monet E>4< 
 
 Kegistrar of Deeds and WUls— John Barbaiie, Esq. 
 
 BailitsMtQf PN>biifte8--Jobn BM-bwie, Smi. 
 
 SttBenrJMni: tif Roadi— Robert t^clair, James Mclntyre, J B 
 MoKeiuMi and J.obn OuUigao, Esqiras. 
 
 Ifluerflf Mamag« LioMQses^-J O Barbarie, Esq^ 
 
 Comuiissionen for taking Bail in the Supreme Court — CiiarlM 
 Murray (Gampbellton), William Moatgomery, Eaqmres. 
 
 Coramiwionera iar Parish Courts— William S Smith. Dalhousto; 
 William Moct, Aadington; John MeBfitlan, Golbome; Andi«w VUf- 
 v«a% S^urtumi. : 
 
 Fwe Q«antiObmi|atiwioner, Sunnysids—Dugald Canniohael. 
 
 ReTAnut'OfifaMM-Poriof D«lh0uaie, WUKmii Montgomery, Col- 
 lector of Customs; E J Stewart. Waiter, Searcher and l^ker. Pi«> 
 ventive Officers — WUHmii Jamieson, D*lboa»i»; James McMillan, 
 New Mills; William Doyle, Jacquet River. Campbellton, i^ibUd 
 McKenxie, Deputy Treasurer; A R Chamberlaitt, Waiter, Searcher 
 fuad Locker. 
 
 Coroners— James S Morse, Allen McKendrick, William Disbrow. 
 M D, Viietor J A Viiri^oii, M D. 
 
 B^vidnr 33|i»r)ster -Hqti W Wilkinson; Clerk, Fmnk t Be&bet 
 
 Demit7QKi#li iia|itlB Hnirveyor— Thos T RusseU. 
 
 ¥Yih^ Waid«iii.^W)Hiiim McMillan, Alexander MoPherson and 
 Albert J Verge (Cross Point). 
 
 Teacher of the Grammar School— C H Cowperthwaite. 
 
 Auotioneera— WiUian^ Mow«tt, J S Morse, Robert Moffatt and W 
 S Smith, (George Ooidott. 
 
 PifptigmqlM A«ioultanJ Society- WUlianiMontgom^ Bresl- 
 deut: Jonh Murohie and Alexander Dickie, Yice'l'residents; W H 
 Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Game Warden— Dr William Grey Dbbrow. 
 
 • mWIOIPAUTY or BISTIOOUOHI. 
 
 S«jcretary— Henry A Johnston, Eso, 
 
 Treasurer— WiUiam Montgomery, Esq. 
 
 Audito^-D»trld Ritehie, Esq. ^ 
 
 OothiflnMrs-^. MoNiedh and James Moffat, Dalhonde; W W 
 Doherty i^id A E Alexander, Addington; George H White and 
 ColiMMMlei^ Cfolbeme; John CulUgan and ThomM Hayeu, jr, Dor^ j 
 ham. 
 
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 COUNTY OP 8UNBUKY. 
 
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 Judg« of the Gonnty Court— James S t ea JmM i, Seq.; 
 BliM, Clerk. 
 
 BifllSk«rift^OharleeHGk>w«i.BK(. «)U"<'< 
 
 Olwk el theOkraulti-Charlee W Bedcwia; Xl^. 
 
 Qleik of the PeiUie— Qeoi^ J Blia^ Esq. 
 
 Jv4i» of PMl»tBe--Qcknge Ij Brown. 
 
 Beu^tRw of P«eds MniiWiUi «im1 SegUtnw of Psobatee— VrtdtiUk 
 HaniiMNk - -'■ v • '..< 
 
 IiAuer <rf Marriage lioenaee — David S Dnplieea. 
 
 Fishery Warden-^W B ajayloE. : > > > 
 
 CommisBionera for Tskiiw Affidavits— Thomas A Beokwith, H 
 ClMreS and George Hobeni Bsqaires. 
 
 Coinmibsioners of Parish Courts- Geoige W Hoben, Burteo: Chaa 
 Brown, Maugerville; Nathan P Day, OkdHeldt J^ihn D .Wibnot, 
 Lincoln: Thomas E Smith, BUssvilto; l^othy t:MlemaD, Gladstotte; 
 James iiMtt. sr, Northfield. 
 
 Receiver oi Royalties for Snnbury and Qnee w J o h n Majnard, 
 Esquire. 
 
 Coroners— Gerhardus Clowes, Moses H Cobwii, FridKriak Bmfy, 
 Thonias Turmr, John B Seely, Henrr Roes, Mbiti Fsig— n , J(Mi 
 T Bailev. H B Mitchell, Thomas Taylor^ Geom Nobto^ Sttvid W 
 HarVb, Thomas H Kdly, George A Perl^ and James B. Haywnid, 
 EMskM. 
 
 Revifrinic Barrister— Hon J Steadman. 
 
 AuotioiMer»--A Harrison and James S Whiter Esq. 
 
 Game Warden— A Matthews, Easr. 
 
 Sunbury Agricultural Society- President, R W Foatar; Viot- 
 Presidents, Charles B Harrison^ Thomas PeAey^ D H Bttmee, F B 
 Taylor, A Barker; Seorotary, Whiteheai Barker; TtnaiiUesi» Jmms 
 
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 MUmOttAUTT OF BWBOBT. 
 
 Warden— (Seorae A Perlev. 
 Auditor— D 8 DupHsea. Esq. 
 
 Geonre A VvUflJpfU 
 
 Glasler; Burton, G B' AriMa»Q?.Jrftme8^oIdenrG^ 
 
 t, J Tracy: Blissville. J W^oyl, John Morphjr: Norfhaeld. 
 Rbbert Lintoh, John Welton. ' 
 
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 COtJNTt OP VICTORIA. 
 
 4^ucbce of the County Court— James G Stevens, Baq. J) B GalU^ 
 ff her. v/lerk. ' > . . . 
 
 High Sheriff- James TibbittH. Esq. 
 Clerk of the Circuits— W F Kehtton, Esq. 
 
 Keeper of the Rolls and Cleric of the Peaoe-~D B GaUagher. Esq. 
 Judpre of Probates -W F Kerstm, Esq. 
 Registrar of Probates— James l^bbittiii, Esq. 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— John C MoQlosky JBaq. 
 Oomnissipners for taking Spedal BaO^-Adam Beveridg«t Boa John 
 Cost^g^an. 
 
 o ^?!?? °^ Marriage Lipensea-WllUam Everitt, H B 
 9aul Bishop, Le onard Kelly and Benjamin Kilbarn, Esq. 
 
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 WMTIMMULAIIB. 
 
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 of atm !Nrid» Oourto— Andovfr, Jomj^ 1 
 
 r«rth. Mows Cnig and Mumy B Cos; DramnMNn^ H 
 liagMd FvttnMni Oordoa, Join Ann; ^CiORMi ^^^ MoDoi 
 
 AM Gnuit OoauniNioBiBr for MmMid Setttemmi- ~ 
 8oo£m. 
 
 B<Mi4 of y«liMtoni^A J BoTwidge Mid Waljter Grahm, AadoTttr; 
 llfoiti J FriM, DnumnoQo. 
 
 Om«ii«»^B W L mutti* M P F. Wiaur Onhm, E HutoUKm 
 •ad e«» W Ifiori^, Jflaq. 
 
 BMikten and MbtariM Pablie-W F Kenton, D B G«Uaffh«r, Akk 
 8tni««Dii. 
 
 John "BjtMt&q. 
 QgUMior CwAovw-F W Bcown, 
 
 Biq. Sub-CollAetor— Q«oi«« 
 
 BsvMnc BwnlMec^D B CkOlighw. 
 
 OettMtor CwAmi 
 __B0deU. 
 
 PrwentiTo OAiw^ GtoMge BaIkL 
 
 AueliooMn— F W Broiir«» Jolm MuGMcy. tewia Pidutt* Sunl 
 J Ri^mond and H Peter, JAagotd Petenon. 
 
 TniiUMof Gk»mBM 8Qhoor--Geo T Bftird, Joe BMrnei, A J P«rlty 
 and Rev Leo A 9<^ 
 
 Vio»<?eiiml for Hie HiwidiMi Majeaty— Frederick W Biowb, Jbq. 
 
 Game Warden— Adam Beveridge, Jfiaq. 
 
 MumoiPAurr ov viotoria. 
 
 Wardett-Qeoige W Di^, Beq« 
 
 J^eoretary-TnMannr— Amx Straton, Eaq. 
 
 ^^^difeor— A J Perley, Beq. 
 
 OouivdUom— Andover, Jamea E Porter and A J Beveridge; Perth, 
 T^xmrb Jiovely and Wti]iam Philips; Gordon. John Smith and Alex. 
 V}>^er; Ixtme, WiUiam Everett, W H MiUer, Grand Falls. 1> 
 Morohison, J<^ MoClusky; Onunmond, William BragalL 
 
 COUNTY OF WiegTBfORLAND. 
 
 Judge oi tlM Ooimty Court— Hon Bliss .Botsford. J B Peek, Esq, 
 Clerk. 
 
 Stipendiary end Police Biagistrate, Parish of Salisbury— Thomas 
 Hert«tt, i<.sq. 
 
 CkdF of tfie CIronitf— B Barry Smith, Esq. 
 
 Clerii of the Pteoe and Keeper of the Bolls— Charles £ Knapp, Esq 
 
 High Sheriff— Angus McQueen^ Esq. 
 
 Pouoe Magistrate, Monotun— J Wortman, Esq. 
 
 Sitting Magistrates, Moncton-B Barty Smith, David Grant and 
 Janes Xlannagan^ Eaqs. 
 
 Judoe of Probates— A B Onlton, Esq. 
 
 JReglslrar of Profa«tee— Charles £ Knapp. Esq. 
 
 Begistrar of Deeds and Wflls- WUUam Backhouse, Esq. 
 
 Coronan— Jaopb Wortman, W J M Hanington, J w Chapmaa, 
 Robert Bell, CUpman W Smith, John Baoklook, Colin Van Buskirk, 
 Ralph Siddall, Thomas A LoBImiu, Charles .^^omers, Clement Bourke. 
 Nelson O Tritee, Wm W Irvine, George Dixon, Edward G Gooden 
 
 
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For 
 
 9M%mmmtkimmi^Uttimt 
 
 
 6fi 
 
 wetifMORI/AND. 
 
 x<y b^bsorf,' Jiihil IrvMe, JO Prfce, ElfiW W «HI«ti, Wbi BliitM. F 
 Ga^det, M D, Johu Baird, E Moore. J U Mum, M Dt^T ta n kiOto ' 
 httttwj, IlAliind FK«i«h and BdwaH t* Doherty, M I*,- ; ihcu,.. • 
 
 Ooidliliiiron*^ for taking Affldavlte iii th«6«tt>fe«kie Ci.m^^miSmM\ 
 GGg8w«U, SackvUle; D Ranington and WiUiam, B ])««boiK SMdUoi 
 S S Wilttiot and Jobtt Boyd, Salisbury; Hownfrd D OblMW* aUd 
 Robert Iff ll«t, Moncton; Po^nt Dt-Bute, Mattiii TrfisittMi, «n4ail>4lMt 
 Att«iPi»iei-at.t-aw in th« County, ' ^ - // "j' 
 
 ('ointnfaiBi6ne#» for taking Sbsoial Bail fat- the Supreme <?bm-^1Io#k 
 ard B OnArtars, Monotori; Wiifiam B Deaoon, j^ediao, 4md the 
 Judije of the County Court in the County. 
 
 Notaries PoMlc-D L Hanington^ Cha»]e« K Kii8t>p4 J B pMk «kld 
 ADBichar<], Dorchester; Chris MUner and H A Pb#e)li' S^ kvfMe^ 
 D HatiiuKioii and WilKam B Deacon, Sbediae; BHss Betsfotdl liM-- 
 vey Atkinson, U Barry Smith, K A Borden^ James £ay,<4a« C^A 
 :<teeve8,"'Afoneton. • ■ n i -: 
 
 CommiBsioners of Parish Civil Coi^rts— J Wortman and- Ei&v# 
 Lewis, Moncton; Ge:<.rge ChapnMm, Halisbory; Wilflalii (B'^DiBttgiib 
 and F G Harshnian, Shediac; 8 G Gilbeirtand AC F lUetrardlV I>^- 
 cbester; WilHam Duncan and Patriek Hebert, B<M(^d; flMMiel 
 Sharp and Chappelle Silliker, Westmorland; Willian) F Geo%e Mid' 
 Walter Cahill, Sackvillu; Thomas* HerHit, PetitcodlMl 
 
 Commissioner 8ew6i« for Frosty HoHow MM'<th>- {^ackvUle-^jMiies 
 Lowerieon. - ■ ■•' ■ \ 
 
 CtnnmiBSionerB of Sewers for Fox Creek Maitk.Moxkotoii—'Dftvid 
 Bourke and Florian White >• 
 
 Commissioners of Labor Act- John W PatteftKm, Sulisbuiyt K 
 ChesleyTait, Shadiao. jj , ;: .; , i '< uj. } 
 
 Commissioner or Sewers for JoUnure CaiifJ-^lVillard Estabrooki, 
 Esquire. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers. Great Canal, PaHtl&es of Weiitai<4iulld 
 and Sackville— Siks D Copp and Timothy Btchai^dsoil. | 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers, Barochois Ijtiur^, fib;pdi4c^Doiiilttio 
 Budrot and Mafk fiudrot 
 
 Commissioner of Sewers for Missiguash Marsh— Hiram Tirelibolia. ^ 
 
 Commissioner of Sewers for Miil Creek Marsh, Sadkvi*le-~l$4tfb|t 
 Buhner. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewe?-s, Ettar, Aboideau Marsh, Sackville and 
 Westmorland- ifoadley, Ett«r; Isaac LofWerigan twd Nelson Bulmer. 
 
 Auctioueers— Wiliiaim Lawrence, Silas Crane Charters aud J Wel> 
 don €hapmMi, Doiehostor; W J M Hanington and Vh» B DiMtriik, 
 Shediac: Jesse L Bent, Sackville; J Wortman, Benj Toombs aott H 
 A Hallett, Moncton. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— S W Tingley, DOTchester; K A 
 Borden and David Grant, Monotoii; R B C Weldon, Wfllett W Keith, 
 George J Dobeon and Buftts R Oulton. 
 
 lievieing Banister— Hon B Botrford. 
 
 Grammar School Teacher— A Dentou, SaokvOle. 
 
 Gkme Warden— Richard C BoxalL 
 
 Board of Health, Moncton— Peter McSweene/. ■ ' ' . " , , AleJt 
 Girvin, W J Norfolk, M D. E McSireen«y. 
 
 Sackville and Westmorland AgridtdMnim Society- -iVMident, W F 
 George; Vice-Prenident, Albert Garter; l^ecretaarv, Howard Truemah; 
 TreaBuer, Fired Dixon; Executiye Committee, Ink ^Ktler«Q||, Jobb 
 T Carter, Timothy Hicks, Hiram Trenbnhn and Obli^ttv rab^OfM 
 pepodtories, Albert Trueman for Westmorland; tM Uixon lor 
 Sadmlle: Auditor, Thomas Pickvd, 
 
1887.] 
 
 TOBK. 
 
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 MUHIOIPALITY OF WSMmOBLMND. , Mi*i^^ ^ '' U 
 
 Warden — Amoa Ottden, Esq. 
 
 GoanoillorR— Botttord. Wm Avard »^d Ftttride Bllejr; Dotdl«gt#-, 
 A D^k^ard and Wm Dbbaoo; DOLoiteeoii, Stepiieii Bfilli nad £^$kd 
 Lnt«; Sadkvllls, Qeorga Oamptiell and Amoa Ogd«n: SaUsboi^. 
 Hinkm HnmplirAy; She&o, G H Gallant and - — Poirriet>; W«!i- 
 moriand, G A Black and Albert Traeman. ^ 
 
 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 Jvdle of the Cnnnty Coiut- Jaa Steadnmn, Esq. William Wil- 
 
 High Sherifif— A A SterUng, Esquire. Deputy Sheriflf, John B 
 Hawthorae. Eaq. 
 
 Keeper ot the Bolle and Glerk of the Peace— Henry B BaiMford. 
 
 aanragate— F A H Stratum. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — F B Gregory. 
 
 Beoiitvar of Deeds and Wills— Abraham D Yena and James 
 Hanmton. 
 
 GoR^ers— John Marshall, Thomas Brown, Theo G Brown, Durid 
 Little. Geo Nevens, Wm Jatuieson, Hezekiah Gronkhite, Oharlea 
 MeGa>bon. Alexander Hav, George N HoWland, Gharles F Hohen, 
 WUUMn lf«Kenna. J G Mott, M D, A Benuett, G £ Dow, M D, 
 Geofge H Vanwart, David Moore, Geo A Periey, B Cobum, B'teaois 
 Kilbom, B D Braoks, Samuel Watts, Geo B Goulthard, M D. John 
 Z Gurrie, M D. M F Keith, M D, Albert Z Key, J G Brown, M D., 
 John &OnAt, Eaq». 
 
 Judge 01 Probates— D Walton, Equire. 
 
 Goliector of Boy altieii->- James Henrir, Esq. 
 
 Gommissioner for taking Bail in th) Suprane Gonrt— Daniri G«l« 
 la^Awr, Baq. 
 
 lt3omniss&imere for takiaar Affidavits li the Supreme Govtt -^e. 
 sevetttl AAtomiee pvaotieioB in the Oounty. 
 
 Gommissioners of Parish Givil Gourts—Wm Jamieson, Prince 
 WilHagBX John F Petty, Manners Sutton: Whitefield £sty. Bright: 
 Jamaa B Garden, St Mmtf»; Alomo G Dow, Ganterbwr; AM rea 
 W dears, Dumlriae: Adam Sharp, (jtoeensbunr; Lewis Flsner, New 
 Maryland; Alfred B Avery, Stanley; Geo A Periey, Frederioton; M 
 S Byan. Southampton; Edward Pid«p»on. Doutflas; A £ CM, Kiags- 
 clear; WW MoGeorge, North I.«ke: John L Fletcher, St Mjury's. 
 
 COBPORATIOM OF FBXDBBICTOll. 
 
 Gia E. Fknstt, Esq., Mayor. 
 
 Charles W Beckwith, City Clerk. 
 
 John Moore,4:sq., Treaaurer. 
 
 Jamea F MoMurray, City Auditor. 
 
 ALDKRMIN. 
 
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 John MoPherson, 
 George H Parker, 
 Chaa. H Thomas, 
 John W. Wiley, 
 Jamea T. Sharker, 
 Frederick B. Edgecoc be, 
 D. McCatherine, 
 Geoove H. Davies, 
 Maruial RIchey, 
 J Douglas Hasen, 
 
 I Wellington Ward. 
 St. Ann's Ward. 
 Carleton Ward. 
 Queen's Ward. 
 King's Ward. 
 
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04 YORK. 
 
 si T Wheeler, Gity MwslMa. 
 DMiiel Caaey, Road Master. 
 
 [1M7. 
 
 ' oSurk, Bequimr<L76miniMloner of the AlnM Houm. 
 
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 jSk woodwftrd. elector of Miacellaneoan UoenaM Mid TiuMt., 
 Bmi4 id Health— George £ Fenetj, Hon J*mei SteMUnan, Georoe 
 
 R Gobttm, M D, Thomu H«rriaon» L L D, and Dr George B Cult- 
 
 hard. 
 Martin Nowlin, Keeper City HalL 
 
 John Perks. Clerk Market. „.^ ~ .^ « ^ 
 
 Awewofe Jiamee TaR«M, Chairman; Geo A iJM, David Birtar. 
 Revisors— Aldermen Sharkey, Davis, Thoman Hasen and MttPher* 
 
 Tnutees of Soboo's— Appointed by Gtovernment: A F BandolDh, 
 Chairman; J L Inches and Dr. ConlthMd. Appointed by (My 
 Council: Wesley Vanwart, A. A Sterling, P McPeake, and John J 
 WeddalL 
 
 Police Department—John L Marsh, Esqaire, Police Magistrale; 
 John Kichards, John McDonald and G A Perley, Esquires, MtMnr 
 MasiBtrates; Policemen— Dow Vandine, Sergeant; PmI Philii|N, Z 
 Wr&ht. 
 
 Fire Department— Andrew Lipsett, Chief Engineer; G^eorge JEiM^ 
 jr., Assistant Ennneer. No. 1 Hose Company— John MeLaa^fai, 
 Captain. No 2 Hose Gompeny— G^ Roly, Captain. Ko 4 Hose 
 Company -'H G Butter, Captain. No 5 Hose Ccmipany— Geo Clark,' 
 Captain. 
 
 fiookand Ladder and Salvage Corps -John Johnson, Captain. 
 
 Pound Keeper— ^ohn B Hawthorne. 
 
 Alms House Keeper— Patrick Fanrel. 
 
 Superintendent of Water Works -Alex Burohill. 
 
 Commons Drivers— Richardson Boone, Peter Hanning, John Wood> 
 ward, James Dmnlop, John B Hawthorasu' Andrew Lipeett, John 
 Parlee, x>ow Vandine, James Roberts, Waiiam Davis, Maitin Now^ 
 iin, Pwil PhiUipH, Zbedee Wright and W W Long. 
 
 Comitablee -Ridiardson Boone, Peter Hainin/, John Woodward, 
 W W Low, John Parlee, James Roberts, WilUam Dsvis, Martin 
 Nowlin, N T Wlieeler, James Dtmlop, J B Hawthcwne and Andrew 
 Lteoett. 
 
 Revising Barrister— Jamea A Vanwart. 
 
 Auotionews— H G C Wrtmore, John Woodward, Wilmot Gkdou. 
 
 Survmrors of Lumber— Wilmot Guiou. W R Turner. Alfed Turner, 
 Peter Haining, N T Wheeler, David Currier, Geo Psrker, F H Berry, 
 L A Estey, R Boone, W A Fleming, J T Wheeler, H E Syphers and 
 FSEstey. 
 
 Inspector of Shingles— Cyrus W Burt 
 
 Surveyors of Wood and Cual— Wilmot Guiou, Thomas Howell. D 
 Currier, W R Turner, Jesse Watters, Peter Haining, Cbas V Rich- 
 ards, James Murray and E Syphers. 
 
 Surveyor of Ice— D Currier. 
 
 Fence Viewera>-D Doherty, W McKay, P Fitzpatriok, D Kenny, 
 J Ryan and M Ryan. 
 
 City Engmeer- - A G Beckwith, C £, Esq. 
 
 Fredericton Society of New Brunswick— Judge Frazer, President; 
 Geu F Gregory, Ist Vice-President; James S Neil, 2nd Vice-President; 
 James Teunant, Treasurer; Wm Anderson, Chapl^; Thos Nisbett, 
 Secretary; John Lawsun, Marshal 
 
 1887. 
 
 ^SS. 
 
Iwriio ifliHiri-tii tlwi itflnia|r wi IhaiMi 
 
 1887^3 
 
 BOtAL VAMILT. 
 
 6S 
 
 MVHvafAitvrr or yobs. 
 
 Warden— Benj A Everett, Kingsolear. 
 
 Seoretury-TreMnrer— Wm WliRon. 
 
 Aiuilitor**^ohn Black. 
 
 OoiUMlllonk 1886 -Brigfat, Henry Sloot, Jas W Jewett: Gauter> 
 bury, uakt lAwson. Alonzo C Dow; DourIm, Thomas H Colter, 
 Benj B Burt: Dumfries, John Scott, D P Gulman; Kingaclear, B A 
 EvereU, A BGHft; Afanners Sutton, Wm Murphy, Kobt Little; New 
 Maryland, Jas Homcastie, Samuel K Nasom ]\orth Lake, David 
 Crupky, Robert MoKlrov: Prince William, Chas McGormick. Wm 
 McHenry: Queensbury, Alanson McNally, John March; Southamp- 
 ton, JasK Pinder, Jas T Mastin; St Mary's, Alfred Bawley, Luther 
 Goodspeed', StMiley, Wm T H6we, Alfred B. Avory. 
 
 TIE QQEEN AND BOYAL FAMILY. 
 
 Her Majesty Alexandria Victoria, of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, Queen of the Colonies and Depen-lendes ther^of^ 
 Empress of India, Defender of the Vaith, bom 24th May, 1819. 
 Suoeeeded to the Throne 20th June, 1837, on the death of her uncle. 
 King WiUiam IV. Grown»1 29th June, 18Sa Married lOtb Feb- 
 ruary, U40, to his late Jbtoyal ffighness. Francis Albert Augustus 
 Ghanef SoBmanuel, Prince Consort, Duke of Saxony, Prince of 
 CobuigMw) Gotha, ^howas bom 26th Aus. 1819, died Dec. 14th, 186L. 
 
 Her Boy«l H^ness, Victoria Adelaiae Mary Louise, Pfiacess 
 Royal, bom 2lBt x^ovember, 1840. Married 26ih January, 1858, to 
 His Inij^erial Highness the Crown Prince of Germany, 
 
 His Royal Highness, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, Duke of 
 Saxony, CorawaU and Rothesay, Earl of Dublin, &c. Bora, Novem- 
 ber 8th, 1841. Married lOtb March, 1863, to the Princess Alexandra 
 Caroline May Charlotte Louisa JuUa, born Ist December, 1844, eldest 
 da^^ter of the King of Denmark. 
 
 Her Royal Highness, Alice Maud Mary, born April 2dth. 1843. 
 Married Ist July. 1862^ to His Royal Hixhnese, Prinee Louis Freder- 
 ick William, of Hesse Darmstadt. Died August 26th, 1878. 
 
 His Royal Highness, Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of EdiDburgh. 
 Earl of Ktet and Earl of Ulster. Bom 6th Auffust.1844, Admiral 
 Royal Ravy. Married 2%pd January, 1874, to the Grand Duchess 
 Mwie AlexandrowAa, dai^hter of the Empress of Russia. 
 
 Her Royal Highness, Bhalena Augusta Victoria. Bora25thJMay, 
 1849. Married July 5^h, 1S%, to Pnnoe Frederick Christian Charles 
 AiMUstus of Schlesweig-Holstoiu-Sonderburgh-Augusterburgh. 
 
 Her Royal Highness, Louise Caroline Alberta. Born March 19th, 
 1848. Married March 21st, 1871, to John, Marquis of Loroe, Knight. 
 
 His Royal His^mess, Arthur vv illiam Patrick Albert, Duke of Con- 
 naught. Bora May IsV 1850. Lt.-Colcnel Rifle Brigdade, 27th Sept., 
 1876. Married IStb March, 1879, to Frincass Louise Margaret, 
 dauffhter of Prinoe Frederick Charles of Prussia. 
 
 His ReytA Highness, Leopold G«orge Dtmcan Albert, Duke of 
 Albany. Bom 7th ApriL 1853. Married April 27th, 1882, to Prin- 
 cess nWmt Helena of Waldeck. Died March 25th, 1884. 
 
 Eiti^nojnl Hurhness, Beatrice Mary Victoria Feudore. Bom 14th 
 April, 1887. Married July 18th, 1885, to Prince Henry of Batten- 
 burgh* T 
 
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 OKEAT BWTAIN — DOMIRIOJT OF CANADA. 
 
 [188^ 
 
 OABmEt MINISTE\iS OF GREAT BRITAIN. ^ 
 
 .... ■■■> »•' 
 
 Prime Minister Mid First Lord of the Treasury^'C^ >ljyii<Mii* <d 
 Salisbury. ChanceUur of the Bxch«iftuer, and rec«g|i|«ed le^r of 
 the Conyervative party of the House of Comi^ons^^l^prd Bawdolpl^ 
 IL S. ChurchiU. Secreta,> ior Foreign Affairs-the garloeidde^ 
 1^. Secretary for the Colonies— the Right Hon. Edward St^Hr 
 hope. Home Secretary- 3ilr. Henry Matthews, Q, C. Seci-etary for 
 l^^Kkht Hon. W. H. Smith. Feqretary forlndia-Rii&t Hon. 
 Mr JEUuhard Asheton Ci-oss. Chief Secretary for IreIwd^StrMi^lipi«at 
 B. QidMSeach. First L(»rd of the Adiniraltyr--1>>M awrgg;Fjr«icw 
 Hamilton. PreBideBt of the Board of Trade— K|Kbii Hon. ^r«deiipk 
 A. Stanley. President of the Local Government Board -Mr. Chlurles 
 Thompson Ritchie. President of the Council— Viscount Granbrook- 
 Secretary of State for Scotland— the Kight Hon. Arthur James 
 Balfour. Lord Hi},'h OlUmcellor- Baron Halsbury. Lord Privy Seal 
 —the Earl of CadogMi. Poetm«»t«-^Generalr-L<>td; iJoh^®- ^^^'^' 
 ners. Lord LeitttenaUt of Ireland— The Matqiiis of rdndonderry. 
 Lord Chancellor of Ireland -Lord Ashboumw. Attoi-ney GenenJ 
 for Ireland— Mr. Hugh Holmes, Q. C. Solicitor General for Irej^nA 
 --Mr. John Gregory Gibson, Q. C. Lord Advocate of SootlAnd— the,' 
 Right Hon. J. H. A. Macdonald, Q C. Solicitor General for .Scot- 
 land -Mr. J. B, Robertson, Q. C. Attorney G^heral of Engliuid-. 
 Sir Richard E. Webster, Q, C. Junior Lords of the Tiei*u*v- (M. 
 W. H. Walrond and Mr. Sydney Herbert. Secnetary to theBoarq of 
 Trade— Baron Henry de Worms. Political Sepretaty— M- A>^> 
 Oottghu First GommiiMioner of Works— Right Hon. DaiddPlut^^ 
 Cha^<»lloir of tlLxe Duchy of Lancaster— Right Hon. Cecil RaikeB'. 
 MMte^ of the Horse -the Duke of Portland. Mistress of th» Robes, 
 —the Duchess of Bucc'euch. j 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 The Most Noble Henry CHARLKt4 Kbith Pktty-Fituiauiiicil 
 Manjuis of Lansdowne, in the Peerage of the United Kingth)m,i Kmrl 
 of Kerry and Shelbuine in the Peerage of Ireland, Governor G^nwnal) 
 of the Dominiotf of Canada. 
 
 queen's pbivy council for CANAD.^. '/'[','! 
 
 Right H> n. Sir John A. Maodonald. Premier, and Minister of 
 Indian AffiUm. Hon. A. W. McLclian. Minister of Fittanoe. Hotk i 
 J. S. D. Thompson, Minibter of Justice. Hon. J. H. Pope, Min- i 
 ister of Railways. Hon. Sir H. Lancevin, C. B., Minister of Public 
 Works. Hon. MoKenzie Bowell, Muiister of Omtoms. Hon. Jcihn i 
 CosUgan, Minister of Inland Re venae. Hon. John GarUng, Minister I 
 of Agnoulture. Hon. Thomas White, Minister of the Intenor. Hon. 
 Sir A. P. Caron, Minister of Militia. Hob. Sir A. Campbell^ Post* 
 master General Hon. J. A. Chapleau, Secretary of State. Hen. i 
 O. K. Foster, Minister of Marine and Fisheiies. Hon. Frank Smith, I 
 President of the Council, Hon. Wm. Millar, j^Speaker of the Senate. 
 
kMrtlrarft wM wfikw^mn^ Pfifiyik iitUri. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ntOVIHOB OF NBW BBUNSWICK. 
 
 67 
 
 Mbmbbbs of TBI Sbhatk for trb Pbotincie or Nbw Brurbwiok. 
 —Hon. Amos Edwin Botsford, Westmorland; Hon. Wm. Hunter 
 Odell, Frederioton; Hon. David Warit, Biohibuoto; Hon. John 
 Feivnaon, Bathunt : Hon. John Boyd, Bt John ; Hon. Abner Beid 
 McljeUan, Hopewell ; Hon. John Glaaier, Sunburv ; Hon. James 
 Dever, St. John ; Hon. H. S. Poirier, Chatham ; Hon. J. D. Lewin, 
 St. John. 
 
 MkMBKRS of THl HOUBB OF COMMONS FOR THB PROVINCE OF NXW 
 
 Brunswick.— Albert. J. Wallace; Carleton, David Irvine; Charlotte, 
 A. H. Gilmour ; Gloucester, Kennedy F. Burns ; Kent, P. JL 
 Landry : Ki^, Greo. K Foster : Northumberland, Hon. P. Mitehell; 
 Queens. G. G. King, Bestigouohe, B. J. MoflFat; St. John (city), 
 Fred. £. Barker ; St. John (city and oounty), Charles A. Everett and 
 C. W. Wddon : Sunbuar, Uharies Burpee ; Victoria, John CostigaA i 
 Westmorland, Josiah Wood ; York, Thomas Temple. 
 
 His Honor Hon. J. B. ROBINSON, Lieutenant Governor of the 
 
 Province of Ontario. 
 His Honor Hon. LOUIS FRANCOIS RODEBIQUE MASSON, 
 
 I^uteuant-Goi'emor ol the Province of Quebec. 
 His Honor Qcn. MATTHEW L. RICHEY, Lieutenant-Governor 
 
 of the Province of Nova Scotia. 
 His Honor SIR LEONARD TILIiEY, Lieutenant-Governor of the 
 
 Province of New Brunswick. 
 Bis Honor Hon. A. A. MoDONALD, Lieutenant-Governor of Prince 
 
 Edward leland. 
 His Honor Hon. J. C AIKINS, Lieutenant-Gk)vemor of Manitoba. 
 His Honor Hon. C. F. CORNWALL, Lieutenant-Governor of 
 
 Brititih Columbia. 
 His Honor E. DEWDNEY, Lieutenant-Governor of the North- West 
 
 Territories. 
 
 ffiOVDJIOE OF NEW BEUNSWIOK. 
 
 His Honor the Hon. SIR LEONARD TILLBY, Lieut. -Governor of 
 
 the Province of New Brunswidc. 
 
 Captain Alfred F. Street, Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. A. Harrison, President. 
 
 Hon. David McLellan, Provincial Secretary ; Hon. A. G. Blair, 
 
 Premier, Attorney-General ; Hon. James Mitchall. Surveyor-GeneriU; 
 
 Hon, P. G. Ryan, Chief Commisnioner Board of Works ; Hon. Bob- 
 
 ert J. Ritchie, Solidtor-GeneraL Hon. Gaius S. Turner, without office. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE OOU^fCIL. 
 
 Hon. D. :^anington. President. 
 Hon. WUliam HamUton, Hon. D. Haninrton, Hon. John Lewis, 
 Hon. Thomas R. Jones, Hon. C. Mclnemey, Hon. Archibald Harrison, 
 
 i', 
 
SLi. 
 
 tor ttah AM itMid'iitok Oktmini. 
 
 68 
 
 PROVIKCB OF saw BRTOflWIOK. 
 
 [188T. 
 
 HonomWi James Ryan. Hon. WUUam Kelly. Hon. Frederick P. 
 Thompson, Hon. A. A. DavidBon, Hon. A. D. Richard, Bon. James 
 HoUt, Hon J. a Barberfti, Hon F. D. Thompson, Hon. G. Hudson 
 Flwelling, CUftonj Hon. Qeorge W. White. 
 
 HODSB OF ASBJIMBLY. 
 
 Speaker 
 Goonty of Albert— W J 
 Turner, Harvey. 
 
 Lewis, Hillsborough; Hon Gaius P 
 
 Oounty of Carleton— G Randolph Ketchum, Woodstock ; Marcus 
 Atkinson, M D, Centreville. :^ „.. , , « 
 
 CWnty ot Charlotte— Hon James Mitchell, George J> Hibbard, St. 
 G«orge ; William Douglas, Moore's Mill ; James Ruspel, Bayside. 
 
 County of Gloucester— Hon P G Ryan, Caraquet; Robert Young, 
 Tracadie. _ 
 
 County of Kent— I LeBianc, St Marys; William Wheton, Richi- 
 bucto. 
 
 County of Kings— William Pugsley, Rothesay ; George L Taylor, 
 M D, Hampton ; A P White, Sussex. 
 
 County of Madawaska- -Levite Theriault, St. Basil. 
 
 County of Northumberland— M Adams, W A ParkH, Newcastle ; 
 Lemuel J Tweedie, Chatham ; E Hutchison, Douglastown. 
 
 County of Queens— Thomas Hetherington, Johnston ; Albert 
 Palmer, Hampstead. 
 
 County of Reatigouche— William Murray, Ghalrles B. Labillois, 
 Didhousie ' - ' 
 
 City of St John— John V Ellia, John Berryman, M D, St John. 
 
 County of St. John— Hon David McLellan. Portland: Hon R J 
 Ritchie, A A Stockton, St John ; William A Quinton, Fairville. 
 
 County of Sunbury— Arthur Glasier, Frederibton; Charles Har- 
 rison, Lower Maugerville. 
 
 County of Victoria— George F Baird, Centre Perth. 
 
 County of Westmorland— J L Black, Sackville ; D Ti Hanington, 
 Dorchester; Amasa E Killam, John A Humphrey, Moncton. 
 
 County of York— Hon A G Blair, William Wilson, Fredericton; Rich- 
 ard Bellamey, Lower Southampton ; David K Moore, M ip, Stanley. 
 
 OFFICKBS OF HOUSE OF A8SBMBLY. 
 
 George J Bliss, Esq, (Dleik ; ^ohn Richards, Esq, Assistant Clerk ; 
 John B Grieves, Esq, Sergeant-at-Arms; Rev Jos MoLeod, D D Chap- 
 lain ; C W Beckwith and Albert Gregory, Esqs, Engrossing Clerks. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CROWN. 
 
 Hon David McLellan, lleceiver-Generul and Provincial Secretary ; 
 Hon Andrew G Blair, Attorney-General ; T Carlton AUen, Clerk 
 of the Crown ; James S Beek, Ksq, Auditor-General ; R W Tibbitts, 
 Esq, Deputy Provincial Secretary ; George N Babbitt, Ksq, Reoefver- 
 General ; Andrew Inches, Eaq, Deputy Surveyor-General. 
 
 Queen'i Counsel. —Hon. Charles N Skinner, James J Kaye, Lewis 
 P Fisher, G H Grimmer, B Lester Peters, Charles W Weldon, F E 
 Barker, Allen Davidson, iSamuel Thompson, Theophilus DesBrisay, 
 George G Gilbert, R Hutchinson, B U Stevenson, D L Hanington, 
 C H B Fisher, E L Wetmore, P A Landry, B MoLeod and F B 
 Morton, Esqs. 
 
Indig«itiiiwt,Qn|?tf^,tiy t»jcfa|g l^ow*' ^yvneptia Bittew. 
 
 18^7.] 
 
 CONSULS. 
 
 69 
 
 Oonsuls and Gonsolar Agents. 
 
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 James Murray, United States Consul a'« the Port of St. John. 
 J Simpson, Vice-Consul and Deputy. 
 
 United States Consular Agents— F B Coleman, Fredericton ; James 
 H Green. McAdam Junction ; R N Call, Newcastle 5 Geo <tiokney, 
 St Andrews] Hugh Ludgate, St. George; James HLakeman, Grand 
 SlAnan. 
 
 Robert Thomson, Jr. Cnnsul for North German Empire for the 
 Counticis of St John, Charlotte, Westmorland and Albert. 
 
 Alexander Morrison, Consul German Empire for Restigouche, Kent, 
 Northumberland and Gloucester. 
 
 J H Thomson, Royal Vice-Consul at St. John, for Hungary, Aus- 
 tria, Sweden and Norway. 
 
 Vice-Consuls for Sweden and Norway— W J M Hanington, Shediac; 
 Richard Hutchison, Miramichi; Robert Hutchison, Restigouche; 
 J6hn Ferguson, Bathui'st. 
 
 J H Scammell, Vice-Consul, Chili and Peru, St. John. 
 
 George Gkurvill, Consul for France, St John. 
 
 D R Jack, Vice-Consular Agent for Spain, at St John, N B. 
 
 W B Morris, Consular Agent for Spain, at St. Andrews. 
 
 Daniel Brown^ Consular Agent for Spain, at St Stephen. 
 
 F O Allison, Portuguese Consul at St. John, N B. 
 
 James Macgregor Grant, Consul of the Netherlands, St John. 
 
 Allan O Crooksbank, Hawaiian Consul. 
 
 Gommiesioners for taking AfiBdavits, Acknowledgements, Deposi- 
 tions, &o, lor the Courts in the Province of New Brunswiok^M 
 M Cbishukn, Halifax, N S. and Charles Reynolds, Halifax, N S. 
 ThoB Kelly, Esa., Summerside, PEL W H Beatty. Esq., Province 
 of pntario. John M M Dun, Esq, Montreal ; John Taylor, Esq, 
 Montreal ; George R Lockie, Esq, Montreal ; Joseph Elezara, 
 Pouilot, Esq, Frazerville, P Q. William Simpson Walker, Esq, 
 Montreal; George H Mullin, Esquire, office— No. 17 State street, 
 Boston, Mass ; Stillman B Allan, Esquire, Boston, Mass ; John 
 W Lewe, Esquire, Boston, Mass. C O'Connor, Esq, Manchester 
 New Hampshire. Joseph Braman, Esq, New York. Harry Pol- 
 lock, No 47 Gresbam House, Tjondon, England. 
 
 Commissioner of Deeds, ac, for Nova Scotia— A H DeMill, Esq, 
 Barrister, St John ; John Kerr, Prince Wm street ; E G Kaye, Esq, 
 Barrister, Prince Wm street. 
 
 Commissioner of Deeds, &c, for Quebec— Henry W Frith, Esq.. 
 Barrister, St John : John Kerr. Esq. 
 
 Commissioners for Massachusetts- John Kerr and Charles L 
 Richards, Esqs. 
 
 Commissioners under Chapter 36 Consolidated Statutes— Geo W 
 Mors*, Boston ; Theophilus H Oliver, Quebec : Chas A Hanson, 
 Montreal ; William S Pettigrew, Chicago ; J H Sadlier Dyke. Liver- 
 pool, England : Henry Percy Blanchard, Victoria, British Columbia ; 
 Wm B M Bira, No 5 Gray's Inn Square. liOnJon , Heotor Baxter, 
 Minneapolis, Minn: Wm T Kayes, Dublm, Ireland; B W Cohen, 
 Counsellor-at-Law. New York ; Wm Russell Coke, Loudon, England; 
 Alfred Howell, Toronto, Ontario ; Arthur Poland, 7 Queen street, 
 London, England. 
 
 Oommissioner for the State of Pennsylvania— Thomas J Hunt. 
 
 Commissioner for the States of New York, Maf tie. New Hampshire, 
 Vermont and Oonnectiout— John Kerr. 
 
InaiiMiH— makm Hul WhlU TmU. 
 
 70 
 
 C0IJBT8. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 OOUBTS. 
 
 SUntEMK COURT OF nrblCATVBK. 
 
 Chief Jmtiee -^Eon. John G. AHen, 18th October, 1875. 
 
 Jvatieet^-^Bon A. Rainrfbrd Wetraore, 25th May, 1870; Hon. 
 Acalufl L. Palmer, Judge in Equity, May }M)th, 1879; Hon. 
 G. E, King, December, 1880; Hon. John James Eraser, January, 
 1888; Hon W. H. Tuck, 17th March, 1885. 
 
 T. Carleton Allen, Esquire, Cleric of the Pleag and Clerk in 
 Equity. 
 
 COURTS FOR THE PROBATE OF WILLS, AND ORANTINC ADMINiSTRATIONS. 
 
 B Chh>inan Skinner, Judge of trobates. 
 
 The Probate Court for the City and County of St. John, is held 
 every Friday at three o'dock at the Registry Office; and tW like 
 Court in the other Counties of the Province, is held at the times specially 
 appointed by the respective Judges. . . , . 
 
 COURT OF DIYOBCB AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. 
 
 Honorable A. R. Wetmore, Judge; F. A.H.Straton, Esq., Registrar. 
 
 COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. 
 
 Hon. Oias. W alters, Judge and Commissary ; B. Lester Peters, F^squire, 
 Deputy Judge and Commissary ; , Advocate Gen- 
 eral ; A. A. Stockton, Esq., Registrar and Scribe ; 6. Sidney Smith, 
 B. li. Peters, Q.C., and Alfred E. Oulton, Esquires, SurrogcUea, Thos. 
 0. Humbert, Marshal. 
 
 Official Stenographers to the Courts.— Frank H. Risteen, 
 Division No. 1. P. Devine, Division No. 2. Wm. H. Pnr 
 Division No. 8. * ' 
 
 BEFBRKBS UNDER ACT RB8PBCTIN0 THE ADMINISTRATION Or- JUSTICE 
 
 IN EQUITY. 
 
 Albert— William A Truemun, Charles Allison Peck. 
 Carleton— Stephen B Appleby. 
 Charlotte— James O Ste^mens, Jr. 
 
 Gloucester— . 
 
 Kent- -Henry Havehick James Caleb Richardson. 
 KiuM— Job a H Cother, R S LeBerte Tweedie. 
 Madawaska 
 
 Northumberland-E Perley, WilliBton, Robert Murray, Warren C 
 Winslow. 
 
 Queens . 
 
 Restigouphe— Jameo S Morse. 
 
 St. John-Charles Doherty, Edwin H McAlpine, H Lawranoe 
 oturdee. 
 
 Sunbury-Charles W Beokwith, Henry B Rain^ford. 
 
 Westmorland -Henry R Emmerson, Chipman A Steeves, Humph* 
 George W Gregory, Havelock Coy. 
 
 rey Gilbert. 
 
 York-^i 
 
gjytiirtfwm ttM tti^iaM itoBuidi. 
 
 «iSTAATIONS. 
 
 01" JUSTICB 
 
 1887.] 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 71 
 
 «Vf;-. 
 
 > ' COMMIItolONBRS FOR fAKISTO APriDAVITS AND BAIL. 
 
 Al^rt;^Oieoirge OUtwa, Hopewell, Com Affidavits ; James 
 ;^b«yeBs«HMrveyi Com Affid^^ti aud Bail; Wm J Bobinson, Elgin, 
 iW^tliiop Akarlev, Alma, Klisha Peck, Jr, Hopewell, Robert U 
 Ci?auer, C^m Aift'iavUi^ 
 
 ^Jpaileton^Georgeli B«ymond, Woodstock, Com Bail ; Bober^ Kerr, 
 WioUuw, JameH A Phillips, Com Affidavits and Bail. 
 
 Cliairlotie-^John iMcluto^i^ Com Atfldavits aud Bail; JohnFarme-, 
 Com ^ail ; Robert Clark ThomAon, Com Affidavits and Bail ; JamtM 
 A Qrapit, Com Affidavitn ; D miel Cully, Abraham Young, St George, 
 Alexander J MjOinn, UaoibArtjn, Charles JS O Uatheway, St An- 
 drews, William A Fraser, Grand Manan, Thomas Barry, St George, 
 Henry Chipman Seely, North Head. Com Affidavits and B<«.il. 
 
 Gloucester— Thomas H Carman, John Doran, Shippega.., William 
 Napier, James G C Blackball, Robert Young, John Young, John 
 Kerr, Bathurst, Joseph Sewell, Inkerman, Com Affidavits and Bail ; 
 John Ferguson. Jr. Richard Liw^ou, Henrr A Soimonez, Shippegan, 
 Com Bail ; Mederic E Burgeois, Cam Affidavit). 
 
 Kent— John Bowser, Wi'liam G Sutherland, Thomw H Bliss, 
 RicbibuctO, ^ra Affidavits and Bail ; Wil iam B Weldon, Richibucto, 
 Robert Clark, John C Ross, Robert Brown, Theophilus Belledo, 
 Thomas Coates, Com Affidavits. 
 
 Kings -Norvrkl Hallett, Stmuel Foster,' James A Reeves, Sussex, 
 Com Affidavits; Nelsox Arnold, Sussex. Isaac A D«Klge, Upham, 
 Phlto L Raymand, Spr ^field, James Cookson^ Kingston, Com Affi- 
 dail4tft and Btiil; John C Upham, Levi F Sharp, Norcou, Elias P 
 FM^, €ardwell, David PMcLellan, Cardwell, Weeden Fo^yler, 
 HammoMd, Com Affidavits; William McLeod, Greenwich, Com 
 Affidavits and Bail; O Beverly Hatfield, Cora Affidavits. 
 
 Northumberland Patrick Watt. Richard Davidson, William Park, 
 Newcastle, Com Affidavits and Bail ; J«)ha Macdougall, Alexahder 
 Londevis, -Com Affidavits; George A Bluir, Miles McMillan, Com 
 Affidavits and Bail ; William Willistoa, John McTiaggan, Ralph 
 Payl^„ James T Griffin, CVmi Affidavits. 
 
 Queens— K $ !Buri)ee, James Ingleden, Johnston, Com Affi- 
 davits and Bail : l^(>roas Murray, Johnston, Isa ic C Burpee, Chip- 
 man, Joseph B Perkins, PeterKville, John Goldfinch, Chipman, John 
 Curry, Gagetown, Com Affidavits ; Charles Keith, Com Affidavits 
 and »m ;. George N Golding, Thomas Leonard, Petei-sville, James 
 Pa^oer, Canning, Com AffituvitH ; David Ferguson, Gagetown, Com 
 Affidavits and liailj Thomas Murray, Com Bail : Robert T Babbitt, 
 Gagetown, Com Affidavits aud Bail ; Henry Toad, Johnston, John 
 W Perry, Johnston, Samuel M Starkey, Johnston, John Snodgrass, 
 Wat^borough, Com Affidavits; Walter S Butler, Com Affidavits 
 and ^ail; James T Roberts, Waterborough, Com Affidavits. 
 
 Bestlgouche— George Girdon, Campbellton, Williiim S Smith, 
 William Montgomery, (^om Affidavits and Bail ; John Kerr, Com 
 Bail. 
 
 Sunbury- -Charles H Clowes, OronuMjto. Com Affidavits and Bail ; 
 Moees H Cobum, Sheffield, ('harles J Batley. Fredericton Junction, 
 Thomas A Beckwith, Uromocto, George Hoben, Burton, Com Affi- 
 davits. 
 
 Victoria— J uhu Costigan, C'om Affidavits ami B.vil ; Francis 
 Xaytor, John T Hodgson, John C McCluskey, Andover, George A 
 Bedeul, Andover, H I>ouglas Beveridge, Andover, Com Affidavits 
 Joseph Barnes, Com Bail ; Samuel A Cameron, Com Affidavits and; 
 Balir 'f 
 
 
 C .1 
 
 1-1 
 
HKfjfmi* Istntl Jit i<» <tet*f »» ti» ^'-t- 
 
 72 
 
 WEATBEXL TABLE. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 WestmorlAiid—DAniel Haniaffioii, ShedUoy Jcim MoKensi*, 
 Monoton^illism C Deacon, SCediac, Thomas Keillor, Doroh^iter. 
 Wafren w Piioe, Petitcodiao. Com AiBdaTits and Ball; Hinford 
 Read, Martin Trneman, Joaeph H Ayard, Silas A ChaHen, Ifcim- 
 ramoook, Gideon P Maxwell, Saokville, Oeorge J Dobton, Bdtiford, 
 James Hamilton, West Elgin, Com Affidavits; WIlHatt Baokhoaae, 
 Dofohest«r, Com Bail ; Amos Keith, Saliislniry, Thomas flerrit, 
 Petitcodiao. Com Affidavits. 
 
 Yoik—CIarence £ Grosvenor, Canterbory, James Fatrley, Alexander 
 Bennett, Com Affidavits ; Hezekiah Cronkite. Southampton. Daniel 
 GallaslMr, Com Bi^l: Luke Jjawson, Canteibury, Com Affidavits; 
 WiUiam Whitehead, Com Affidavit*) and Bail 
 
 TABLE FOB FOBBTELLZHe TEl WBATBIX. 
 
 This table, and tiie accompanying remarks, are the result of many years 
 actual observation; the whole being oonstruoted on adt^ Constderat^u oi 
 the attraction of the Sun and Moon in th^ several positioni reepaotlng the 
 Earth, and will, by simple inspection, show the observer what kind of 
 weather will most probably follow the entrance of the Moon taito any of 
 its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be seldom found to fWL 
 
 If the new moon, the first 
 
 Suarter, the full moon,or 
 lie last quarter happens 
 
 Between midnight and S ) 
 
 in the mominf'. f 
 
 Sand4moniiig, . . 
 
 4and6 . . 
 
 6and8 " . . 
 
 Sand 10 " . . 
 
 lOandlS " . . 
 
 ▲tlSnoonand^p. X. . . 
 Between 8 and 4 p. M. 
 
 4 and 6 p. M 
 
 GandsV.K. . 
 
 8andlOp.it.. '. . 
 
 10 and midnight, . 
 
 IN SUMMER. 
 
 Fair .... 
 
 Cold, frequent showers. 
 
 Rain. 
 
 Whid and Rain. 
 
 Changeable. . 
 
 Frequent Showers. 
 Veryralny. 
 Changeable. . 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Fair, If wind N. W. 
 
 Raf oy, if S. or 8. W. 
 
 do do do 
 Fair 
 
 IN WINTER. 
 
 Hard frost, unleaa the 
 
 wind be S. or W. 
 Snow and stormy. 
 
 Stormy. 
 
 Cold rain, if wind be 
 
 w., snow if S. 
 Cold and high wiiUU 
 Snow or rain. 
 Fair and mUd. 
 Fair. 
 Fair and froaty if wind 
 
 K. or N» B. 
 Itoin or snow, If B. 8. 
 
 W. 
 
 ditto. 
 Fair and fros^. 
 
 OasaavXTioNs.— The nearer the time of the Moon's change to noon or 
 midnight, the more nearly will the result accord with the predietion. 
 
 The space for this calculation occupies from ten at night till two next 
 morning. 
 
 The Moon's change, first quarter, full and last quarter, happening during 
 Biz of the afternoon hours, t. e., from four to ten, may be followed by fair 
 weather; but this is mostly dependent on the wind, as is noted in Hietabla. 
 
•^^^^^ff ^Br^W^WW ^^^^, I^^^^^^PV '*P^^^pi'^^^Pp " ^■^P»»"Wwi 
 
 f manyyMtfB 
 
 espaottagthe 
 what Und of 
 n tetoanjrof 
 tofWL ' 
 
 «Dlnc during 
 »w«d I^Mr 
 lintlMtaMt. 
 
 i«a7.] 
 
 BAIIRI8TBB8 A»D ATTOBITIS8. 
 
 78 
 
 BQIi OF BAEKI8TEB8 AND ATTOBSIES. 
 
 [Qaumva.'^Tbono whoie namM are printed in ImHc* are either not reaidMiK 
 or not i»raetialng in thia Province.! 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Riohwrd Carman^ . . . . 
 
 CbwrlM A. Harding 
 
 Sapnel Oaj Morse, .... 
 
 BoiUrt Ban^ JHduv. 
 
 J^ W. BunUr Oddl, A. B. 
 BtephaaH. Uitohings, .... 
 Chriatoj^er liilner, .... 
 Oemrita^taford, . . , . 
 
 Johm i>. AtfUMor, .... 
 
 Martin Bant Palmer, .... 
 Francria A. H. Straton, .... 
 
 Jamea Stanley Morae 
 
 Theophilua DeaBrisay, Q.C. 
 Wimtm Tjmg BtUn, 
 Andrew C. Maek, .... 
 
 Jam»A. flardtHff, .... 
 
 Allan A. Daridaon, Q C 
 
 Jamea Petera Wetmore, .... 
 
 Jamea J. Kaye, Q- O., 
 
 Sdward B. Wilmot, A. M., 
 LewiaP. Fiaher,Q. C, ... 
 WUUam M. Uiwe, 
 
 CbarlM Doherty, 
 
 Thomm C. Chapman, .... 
 
 Oeorg* Ottr, 
 
 Jmam 0dm, A.B., .... 
 
 Thomaa W. Bliss, 
 
 (Samnid B. Davidson, .... 
 
 Join Henry Phair, . . . 
 
 George Hare, .... 
 
 AUwrt T. D. McElmen 
 
 James R. Curry, .... 
 
 WilUttm Henry Hathewap,. . . 
 WardCf^man Drury, A.B., 
 
 Samuel Thomson, Q. C, 
 
 George J. Bliss, .... 
 
 IVederiek Cotter, 
 
 WaUam H. Buckerjield, .... 
 
 O. Skeffington Grimmer, Q.C. 
 
 Henry W. Frith, 
 
 Hon. PdtfMUehM, 
 
 Geo. G. Gilbert, A. fi., Q. C, 
 
 Edward Jack, 
 
 B. Lester Peters, Q 
 
 Daniel Furguton, .... 
 
 Edward B. Chandler, 
 
 John 0. Wittsloir, .... 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorney. 
 
 80 
 82 
 
 16 Oct, 
 11 Fob., 
 
 do, do 
 
 7 Feb., ia^5 
 
 18 July, 1885 
 
 do. do. 
 
 17 Oct., do. 
 11 Feb., 1887 
 14 Oct., 
 10 Feb., 
 
 18 Oct., 
 9 Feb., 
 
 do 
 18 June, 
 17 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 17 Oct. 
 do 
 
 4 Feb., 
 14 Oct.. 
 
 18 Jane, 
 18 Oct., 
 13 Oct., 
 9 Feb., 
 18 June, 
 
 6 Feb., 
 6 Feb., 
 do 
 
 87 
 88 
 38 
 89 
 do 
 40 
 40 
 do 
 40 
 do 
 41 
 41 
 do 
 41 
 do 
 48 
 44 
 45 
 45 
 do 
 
 16 Oct., 1845 
 5 Feb., 
 
 do 
 11 June, 
 16 Oct., 
 
 do 
 16 Oct, 
 4 Feb., 
 10 June, 
 
 do 
 14 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 14 Oct., 
 H Oct, 
 7 Feb., 
 
 do 
 18 June, 
 
 46 
 do 
 46 
 do 
 do 
 46 
 47 
 47 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 47 
 47 
 48 
 60 
 do 
 60 
 
 Admitted 
 Barriater. 
 
 83 
 84 
 87 
 S.'S 
 88 
 87 
 do. 
 
 17 do. 
 !1 Feb., 
 
 9 Feb., 
 
 7 do. 
 
 8 Feb., 
 
 12 Oct., 
 do. 
 
 11 Feb., 1887 
 
 14 Oct., 
 6 Feb., 
 
 13 Oct, 
 4 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 16 June, 
 
 18 Oct, 
 do 
 
 18 Oct, 
 do 
 
 9 Feb., 
 18 Oct, 
 
 17 June, 
 
 18 Oct, 
 18 Oct, 
 
 6 Feb., 
 
 15 Oct, 
 6 Feb., 
 
 17 June, 
 do 
 
 14 Oct, 1847 
 8 Feb., 48 
 
 do 
 
 18 June, 
 18 Oct 
 
 14 do 
 
 12 Oct, 
 
 10 Feb., 
 
 15 June, 
 
 Besldenea. 
 
 87 
 4U 
 do 
 41 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 42 
 do 
 48 
 42 
 do 
 42 
 48 
 45 
 do 
 46 
 48 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 48 
 do 
 47 
 48 
 49 
 do 
 
 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 12 Oct., 
 18 June, 
 
 Oct, 
 
 7 Feb., 
 
 10 April, 
 
 Feb.. 
 
 49 
 do 
 do 
 48 
 60 
 50 
 62 
 61 
 68 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Gagetown. 
 
 Hopewell. 
 
 Not* Scotia. 
 
 Frederieton. 
 
 Saint Stepheia. 
 
 Dorchester. ' 
 
 Frederieton. 
 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 HopewelL 
 
 Frederieton.. 
 
 Restigouchei 
 
 Bathurst 
 
 Kings Co, 
 
 Saint John 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Newcastle. 
 
 Frederieton. 
 
 '^aint John. 
 
 Frederieton. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 P. £. Island. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Dorchester. 
 
 Hampton. 
 
 Nora Scotia 
 
 Riohibucto. 
 
 California. 
 
 Frederieton. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Brit Columbia. 
 
 GsjKetovro. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 Newcastle. 
 Frederieton. 
 Australia. 
 Westmorland. 
 St. Stephen. 
 Saint John. 
 Montreal. 
 Saint John. 
 Frederieton. 
 Saint John. 
 Chatham. 
 Dorchester. 
 Woodstock. 
 
.VU(U: 
 
 mA'Mm'u^tMMhyhtA n ttttiiiikt. 
 
 74 
 
 BARBTSTSBS AND ATTORlTIBB. 
 
 [tmr. 
 
 -^^AMBB. 
 
 >\ i 
 
 #niiaini W. Street, A. B., 
 
 Robert UutchinsoD. Q.C 
 
 Jtet^amin G. Gray, A. B., 
 Lewis J. AlmoD, . . . . 
 
 ' D; Gustavus Maclaacbiun, 
 
 ! JUezander Ballentine, 
 
 \ Hurd Pstera, M A., 
 \ mUiant P. mty A. E 
 
 I John L. Marsh, Jan., i>. ^ 
 \\ Cbarleg J.Sayre, . 
 
 : mrkg* FrUtriok Hill, .... 
 
 I ^ttieifJt. Mddfhum; 
 
 Ch4H«i B- Knapp, 
 
 ; Charles N. Skimw Q.O.,.. 
 
 I Oeorjte Sidney Smiih, A.lB., 
 Daniel L. Hanio^tt'^u. % C, 
 
 I Bei^. R. Stevensoii.cl .B.,<i.C., 
 
 i Henry BArtlett Raindford, 
 
 ' John Aa^stas Wrigbt, A.B. 
 
 i '» . Gray Merritt, .... 
 
 P. B; Barlter, D.C.L., Q. C, 
 
 ; Chiartes Allison Peck, 
 
 i Williaoi Munson Jarvi^, 
 
 Joseph C. Barberie, , . . . 
 
 ! Charles H! B. Ptsber, Q. G., 
 
 ! John Grm4>n Clifford .... 
 
 A. Rankib Bedell, A. B 
 
 Thomw A. WelKng, .... 
 
 j Ed^. L. Wetmore, A.B..Q.C, 
 V/ilHam M. ConneH, LL. b., 
 
 Oeoi^ge F. Gregory, 
 
 T. Barclay Robinson, A. B., 
 
 Caleb Richardson, 
 
 Bitriek E. Sweeny, 
 
 I FionemoreE. Morton, Q.O. 
 Lewis A. Mills, ..,'. 
 
 I James F. MoManus, 
 
 I Alfred Henry DeMill, A. M., 
 
 t H. Lawranoe Sturdee, A. M.. 
 
 I Silas Alward, M. A.,D. C^ L 
 
 \ £<*»% Brookf BUsr*, ,\\\ 
 
 ! Edwin Byron Winslow 
 
 i Robert.Caie, 
 
 ! Tkomat Uteis nartimn, A.B 
 I Andrew G Blair, 
 
 George McSorley, 
 ! J ikOnesG. Forbes, 
 
 A. C. Fairweatber, 
 ; Frederick W. Stockton, 
 
 RobttrtJ. Ritehie, 
 
 Attorney. 
 
 13 June, 
 Oct,, 
 do 
 Oct.. 
 
 12 Jant 
 
 " ^eb., 
 June, 
 ^o 
 
 ril, 
 
 ^Apr. . 
 
 Oct., 
 do 
 
 Feb, 
 June; 
 
 UOot., 
 June; 
 do 
 
 1 April, 
 
 1 April, 
 lune, 
 do 
 
 April, 
 April 
 Oct., 
 Oct., 
 19 do 
 
 t» Feb., 
 
 16 April, 
 H June, 
 
 12 June, 
 do 
 do 
 
 19 Oct , 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 19 Oct., 
 
 13 Oct., 
 11 do 
 
 17 June, 
 15 Oct., 
 15 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 11 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 18 April, 
 do 
 do 
 
 13 April, 
 13 April, 
 13 Oct. 
 13 Oct, 
 114 d6 
 
 Mitlttoil] 
 Barrister. 
 
 50 12 June; 
 "^ Oct., 
 27 Oct., 
 27 Oct., 
 10 June, 
 Oct., 
 Oct., 
 June, 
 do 
 Oct., 
 June 
 
 60 
 do 
 50 
 61 
 61 
 52 
 do 
 do 
 
 54 
 do 
 5« 
 do 
 58 
 do 
 do 
 59 
 do 
 6t' 
 
 61 
 62 
 6) 
 61 
 58 
 
 58 
 
 t 
 
 50 
 
 Idenee. 
 
 60 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 60 
 
 Oct., 
 do 
 Feb., 
 June, 
 8 Oct., 
 June 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 19 Oct., 
 June, 
 Jupe, 
 Aprilj 
 19 Oct., 
 . 14 Oct., 
 ^o!i4 do 
 
 «3 6 Feb., 
 do 
 03 
 03 
 do 
 do 
 63 
 do 
 
 doll 3 Oct.," 
 •iS 19 Ocu, 
 •»^!llFeb., 
 dojii Feb., 
 6* June, 
 13 Oct. 
 April, 
 
 Frederietdk 
 Riohibacto. 
 RaUfai. K. S 
 Saint John. 
 Batburst. 
 __ Saint John 
 55J Saint John.. 
 
 dQ. 
 
 do. 
 F^ed^rictoUt ' 
 Richi^ttOtOi ^< ' 
 St Stopben^'^^ 
 >oijQh^er. ^ 
 HaMAX* J *ci 
 DortibiMftefi' -^ 
 Saibt J9ta».t^ 
 Saini John; V 
 D6reb*es«d»:'!^ 
 
 eojst. And^wii;! 
 
 ({2 Ft^fidCdiirJ.' 
 Bbstdd. * !f 
 Stint JohW. '^ 
 
 58 
 do 
 60 
 do 
 69 
 61 
 
 61 
 69 
 61 
 
 '7 June, 
 16 June, 
 
 do 
 16 do 
 13 Oct., 
 
 64 
 
 Feb., 
 Jnlj. 
 
 
 6i 
 64 
 do 
 64 
 do 
 do 
 
 65 13 April', 
 do: do 
 do; do 
 65 10 April, 
 65 10 April, 
 65; 10 June, 
 65 Oct., 
 
 do iy OuK. 
 
 S^ntyohtt. 
 jOS^'HopeWell. 
 6.3 Sidnt Jdbn. v 
 do Dalhousid: ^*- 
 64 Fc«deHctoii; V 
 64 Offaited' 9t^t*i. 
 64Sainit John. !,' 
 Shediac. *i^ 
 Fred«*i«ldni'^J 
 65!Wood8tOot.'^\ 
 dolFredeHdldnv'^ 
 64;Saii|t Johni^ 
 66'Ricllibtwjto. -T 
 
 . . . I .iroostook^. 
 65lSuMeiVa». 
 deist. Stephen, ^^ 
 eojFrederioton.^ 
 65'Saiiit John, f 
 651 do. ' 
 do! do. "" 
 eejOtt^wa; 
 . . . ' Australia, 
 67!Frederictou. ? 
 dol7armouth,If 
 ... j United State* 
 <i7|Fredericton. 
 do! do. 
 do^t^int John: 
 67; do. 
 67 do. 
 67|Siu»&x. 
 67 Toronto. 
 67 Saint John. 
 
 Si 
 
 it 
 
Wyg^im df Affttto tel8» iMrkif'g^dyttt WiM and Inn. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 BABBI8TBR8 AND AirrORNlKS. 
 
 75 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 ,A.M.,DCL 
 
 /iobeH MaUkew, A. M., . 
 StanUn Bttffd, 
 AllMi Alfred Peek, 
 Randirfph Ketohum Jones, 
 Isaac Allen Jack, DC. L.. 
 Jama Hannajf, 
 John P. Hadaon^ 
 laradS. Qrou, 
 Daniel Jordan, 
 Josiah Wood, 
 Alfred E. Oalton, 
 Augaatra H. Uanington, • 
 Gilbert R.PuKsle7,LL.B 
 Alfred A.Stookton, 
 Michael Adams, .... 
 
 Charles W. Beckwith, . .. 
 EzekielMcLeod,LL.B., Q.C., 
 K. Ohipman Skinner, . . . . 
 
 ThomiM Miliedm, M. A 
 
 Georgo Fred'k/Fisher 
 
 Alex. W. Baird, 
 
 Stephen B. Applehy 
 
 Charles U. Laiprin, A B 
 
 Geor^ fl. Hteadman, 
 
 Wiuuan B. itoSwteay^ 
 
 William C. Milijer, 
 
 Daniel C. Coarser, LL. B 
 
 L. Richmond Harrison, A.B. 
 Charles A. Stockton, LL. B. 
 James D. Phinney, A. B. .... 
 
 John Rasaell Armstrong 
 
 John Kerr, .... 
 
 Oeorgt H. MuIUh, LL. B, .. 
 
 Alex Slfuion Thompmn, .... 
 
 Edward R Gregory, LL. B., 
 
 Montesqaieu McDonald, 
 John Willet, — 
 
 Thomas W. Peters, LL.B . . . . 
 
 Pierre A. Landry^ Q. C. 
 
 Lemuel J. Tweedie, . . . , 
 
 James Mitchell, A. M. 
 
 James G. Stevens, Jr , A. 
 
 Henry Hilya^d, LL.B t 
 
 Robert O. .Stockton, LL. i 
 
 Edward T. C. Knowles, 
 
 Melboarne McMona^le, 
 
 Barry R. Plant. 
 
 A. Rainsford Balloch, 
 
 Robert A. Borden, A. B., 
 
 George W.Burbidge,A.M. 
 
 William Pugslepr. A. B., . 
 
 Charles Abnor Macdonald, 
 
 William B. Wallace, 
 
 Allen OUy Barle, 
 
 Philip Palmer, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorney. 
 
 B.. 
 
 ,Q0 
 
 14 Oct, 
 16 do 
 
 16 April, 
 
 15 June, 
 
 18 Oct., 
 15 Oct.. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 Feb. 
 9 Feb., 
 
 17 June, 
 do 
 
 June 
 
 do 
 U Oct., 
 14 Oct, 
 
 do 
 10 Feb., 
 10 Feb., 
 10 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 19 Oct., 
 do 
 
 U Feb.. 
 21 April, 
 
 do 
 19 June, 
 
 21 Oct., 
 do 
 do 
 
 il Oct. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 Feb., 
 9 Feb., 
 ii June, 
 MOct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 22 Oct.. 
 do 
 do 
 
 18 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 22 June, 
 22 June, 
 22 June, 
 26 Oct , 
 20 June, 
 25 Oct., 
 80 Feb.. 
 
 65 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 65 
 65 
 do 
 do 
 67 
 do 
 67 
 6/ 
 do 
 68 
 6S 
 68 
 do 
 63 
 
 do 
 
 69 
 69 
 do 
 69 
 69 
 do 
 do 
 
 Admitted 
 ^^rrtster. 
 
 16 Oct., 67 
 
 U Oct., 
 18 Oct., 
 11 Oct., 
 
 15 Oct., 
 10 Feb., 
 
 11 June, 
 
 do 
 11 June 
 14do 
 14 Oct., 
 14 Oct., 
 10 Oct., 
 10 June, 
 9 June, 
 
 8 Feb., 
 
 9 June, 
 14 Oct.. 
 23 April, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 • 
 do 
 do 
 
 67 
 67 
 67 
 
 67 
 68 
 
 68 
 do 
 68 
 6S 
 do 
 68 
 68 
 69 
 «» 
 69 
 69 
 69 
 70 
 
 18 April, 
 15 June, 
 15 Jun?, 
 
 11 Oct., 
 do 
 do 
 
 69; 11 Oct., 
 do I do 
 do' do 
 70i 8 Feb., 
 
 70 8 Feb., 
 15 June, 
 
 12 Oct., 
 do 
 do 
 
 12 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 71 '80 Feb., 
 do 8 Apnl, 
 do JO Feb., 
 do do- 
 do do 
 dc do 
 
 71 27 J line, 
 27 June, 
 27 June, 
 24 Oct., 
 
 im June, 
 do; 27 Oct., 
 78J27 June, 
 
 71 
 
 71 
 do 
 
 Besidenee. 
 
 70 
 
 to 
 
 70 
 70 
 do 
 do 
 70 
 do 
 do 
 71 
 71 
 
 r. 
 n 
 ao 
 
 do 
 
 71 
 
 dvi 
 
 do 
 
 Tl 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 72 
 
 72 
 
 72 
 
 72 
 
 New York, ^ 
 England. 
 <Hopewell. 
 Woodstock. • 
 Saln^ John. ■ 
 Montreal 
 New York. 
 United States. 
 Fredericto,ii:; , 
 Dorchester,., ; 
 
 do, 
 SuntJohvi^i 
 Saint John. Vr .; 
 
 Saint Joh%.'j{] t 
 ^ewcasjtle. fr 
 FrederictQii.,; 
 Saint JoW, 
 
 do ' 
 Saint Johq. • 
 Fredericton.! 
 St. John. 
 Woods^pk. .' 
 Fredencton. 
 Monotoi). 
 Halifax. 
 Saokfille^ ,, 
 Woodstock.;] 
 Saint Jofan,;7 
 
 Richibuctq^ >/ ' 
 Saint Johm - i 
 
 do. 
 Boston. . , 
 Chicago. , ^ 
 Port'nd, $t. J. I 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 
 do. ' 
 
 Dorchester. 
 New7uat'ie. 
 St. Stephen. 
 
 do 
 Saint John. 
 St. Johu. 
 Saint John. 
 St. Stephen 
 Madawaaka 
 
 do. 
 Moncton 
 Ottawa.. 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 
 78 
 78 
 74 
 
 Saint John, 
 do. 
 do. 
 
'I«r#V9 ThimMtb-iMiawkik Uvivtiwa Liaiamit. 
 
 70 
 
 BABRISTBBS AND ATT0RNIB8. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 NAMBB. 
 
 LeamUr A. White, • . • 
 
 /. Arikwr Fairwea^her, .... 
 Wittlam H. ZHckson, 
 
 James Alfred Vanwart, A. H. 
 
 I^eiley YaDwart, A. M 
 
 George F. Baird, .... 
 
 George A. Denderson, .... 
 Thomas Medtey Wetmore ,. . . 
 Qidprge Bliss Seelv, — 
 
 Allison B. Connell, LL.B 
 
 €korge B. Fairweatber, . . . . 
 Geo^e B. Fraser, . . v . 
 
 James A. Beljea, B. A. 
 James L. Kerr, 
 Tbos. GarletoD AileD, LL.B., 
 
 Robert Bsrry Smith 
 
 Joseph Howe Dickson, . . . . 
 Frederick Herbert HoKiel,. . . 
 Hugh Havelock McLean, . . . . 
 Henry A. Forster, . . . . 
 
 RicbMxl F. Quigtej, LL.B., .. 
 MitoS B. Dixon, 
 William A. Park, 
 lliohael Swonel Benson, . . . . 
 Ed. Ferlet Williston. A. B... 
 John W$ekt — 
 
 Hamj^r^ Gilbert, 
 ThonSiiik H. McMillan, 
 
 Olarend W. Treadwell 
 
 Wilhiim A. Kussell, . . . . 
 
 John H. Oother, . . . . 
 
 Harvey Atkinson. . . . . 
 
 George Herbert Lee, A. M. . . 
 Oeorse Otty Dickson Otty. . ., 
 
 Wilham Watson Allen 
 
 Andrew Q . Johnson, . . . , 
 
 George 0. Coster, . . . , 
 
 Amon A Wilson, . . . . 
 
 Charles H. Matters, .... 
 
 John D. William^ — 
 
 Chipmsn A Sieeves, .... 
 
 CharlcK A. Palmer, — 
 
 W. B. Chandler, L.L.B. ... 
 William Wilson, 
 B. A. Lawlor, — 
 
 W. W. Wells, 
 William A. Trueman, 
 William F. Keirtson, 
 Henry B. Emmerson — 
 Albert a White, 
 Stephen Band, — 
 
 E. H. MoAlpine, 
 
 A. E. McLeod, 
 
 CAofiea O'Donnell, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorney. 
 
 20 Feb., 
 do. 
 
 1 June, 
 
 INOT. 
 
 do 
 18 Feb. 
 
 do. 
 13 Feb., 
 
 do 
 20 April 
 20 June 
 20 June, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 22 Oct., 
 22 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 18 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 28 Apnl, 
 
 do 
 18 June, 
 
 do 
 22 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 2 Feb., 
 11 Feb., 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 20 April, 
 do 
 
 I do 
 
 21 Oct., 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Feb., 
 May, 
 21 June 
 21 June, 
 
 18 Oct, 
 
 19 Oct, 
 19 Oct., 
 April, 
 June, 
 
 do 
 
 73 
 do 
 
 Admitted 
 Barrister. 
 
 87 Jane, 74 
 
 dc 
 
 do 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 7^ 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 76 
 
 do 
 
 76 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 7« 
 
 76 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 78 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 76 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 77 
 
 77 
 
 77 
 
 77 
 
 do 
 
 77 
 
 77 
 
 78 
 
 78 
 
 do 
 
 8 Feb 
 
 do 
 V Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 13 Feb., 
 do 
 
 1» Oct, 
 
 6 June, 
 
 8 Feb., 
 
 20 Oct, 
 do 
 
 23 Oct, 
 28 Oct., 
 
 24 Oct., 
 
 22 Oct, 
 
 14 Peb . 
 10 April, 
 14 Feb., 
 24 April. 
 
 do 
 14 Oct, . 
 19 June, 
 24 Oct, 
 do 
 
 9 ieh., 
 do 
 
 24 Oct., 
 8 Feb., 
 12 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 21 April, 
 
 do 
 
 7 Feb., 
 
 19 June, 
 
 23 Oct, 
 do 
 do 
 
 16 Feb., 
 
 20 April, 
 
 22 June, 
 12 April, 
 
 23 Oct, 
 
 24 do 
 12 Feb., 
 19 April, 
 18 June, 
 18 do 
 
 13 
 12 
 
 Beridence. 
 
 76 
 do 
 75 
 do 
 75 
 do 
 do 
 76 
 76 
 do 
 do 
 7B 
 75 
 76 
 76 
 76 
 84 
 76 
 dn 
 do 
 
 do 
 76 
 do 
 77 
 do 
 76 
 77 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 77 
 do 
 do 
 78 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 78 
 du 
 do 
 79 
 78 
 do 
 80 
 79 
 79 
 79 
 
 UnitedStates. 
 8aiot John. 
 UnitedStates. 
 
 Frederictoo. 
 
 do. 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 Oagetown. 
 Saint John. 
 Woodstock. 
 St. John. 
 Chatham. 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 Fredericton. 
 Moncton. 
 Dorchester. 
 Saint John. 
 Saint John. 
 •Shediac. 
 Saint John. 
 
 do. 
 Newcastle. 
 Chatham. 
 Newcastle. 
 Fredericton. 
 Moncton. 
 8t John. 
 Ottawa.' 
 Shediac. 
 Hampton. 
 Moncton. 
 Si. John. 
 
 do 
 
 do. 
 Chatham. 
 St. John. 
 
 do. . 
 Ottawa. 
 St. John. 
 Moncton. 
 St John. 
 At. John. 
 Fredericton. 
 Newcastle. 
 Dorchester. 
 Sackville. 
 Grand Falls. 
 Dorchester. 
 Sussex. 
 St John. 
 
 do. 
 Sussex. 
 UnitedStatcB. 
 
UliMidoiivltkt fHtA^^iM(Mra' 1^y>fn«UAittt«i. 
 
 UnitedStfttes. 
 8aint Jobn. 
 UnitedStates. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 BABRIBTBBS AND ATTOlUnia. 
 
 77 
 
 NAMSS. 
 
 Adudtted 
 Attorney. 
 
 B. P. MoGivern, Jr., A. M., 
 Jamu Ambrow Bannah, . . . 
 Robert MoLeod, .... 
 
 Dennia 6. Gallagher, .... 
 John McAIister, — 
 
 Edmund Qeoi^S^ Kaye, — 
 George P. Thomas, 
 Adam A. Bankine, .... 
 Frarteia J. Du^y, — 
 
 John T. Harrington, 
 
 Narcisse A. I^ndry, L.L.B. 
 Ambrose D. Richard, L.L.B. 
 Henry A. Powell, B. A. — 
 George V.McInemey, L.L.B 
 T. Swayne DesBrisay, — 
 JohnB. Cottiganj .... 
 
 WilUamson Fisher, L.L.B. . 
 Henry ^. James, .... 
 
 Havelock Coy, A. M., — 
 James Devlin, — 
 
 James P. MiteheU, — 
 
 John B. MaUbyj 
 
 William A. Qmnn, — 
 
 Fenwick Wu Travis, — 
 Arthur L Trueaaan, M. A.,, 
 
 George A. Davis, Ii.L.B.^. . 
 Richard B> Adams. L.L.Bi, 
 Allan A, Davidaon, jr., .... 
 
 Hiram G. Batts, 
 
 W. C. Haisen Grimmer 
 
 James Kay« • • • • 
 
 David Tapley, .... 
 
 R. H. Davis, .... 
 
 William E. Bussel, 
 James Straton, .... 
 
 WiUiapi D. McLeod, 
 
 John J. Forest, 
 
 David J. Welsh, 
 Abraham B, Walker,LL. B. 
 Frank H. Tuck,D.t<.L., .... 
 Charles E. Sumner,LL.B. . . 
 Robert Beckwith, ^ — 
 F. W. Emerson. A. B.,LL.B. 
 R. S. LeBertTweedie, — 
 Jas. Archibald Milligan, AB. 
 Warren C. Winslow, .... 
 
 George W. Allen, A. M 
 
 Robert Murrajr, jr. , — 
 Lemuel Allan Curry, M. A. 
 DouKiU4 Stewart Hutchison, 
 Spurgeon Wortman, 
 Clifford B, Dutcon 
 Frederi^ Clarence Raud, 
 Wm. Murray, M. P. P.. 
 
 •I, 
 
 18 
 
 29 
 
 'Fune, 
 
 19 do 
 80 Oct. 
 17 April, 
 24 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 20 June, 
 20 June, 
 
 do 
 20 June, 
 
 do 
 
 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Oct., 
 12 Feb., 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 24 April, 
 17 June 
 
 do 
 17 June, 
 
 do 
 |23 do 
 23 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 14 Feb, 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 23 April, 
 
 16 June, 
 do 
 
 17 June, 
 23 June, 
 
 do 
 17 Oct., 
 
 do 
 190ot., 
 9 Feb., 
 9 Feb., 
 
 15 do 
 17 April 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 78 
 
 78 
 
 78 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 79 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 79 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 79 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 79 
 
 80 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 80 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 80 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 80 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 81 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 81 
 
 81 
 
 do 
 
 81 
 
 81 
 
 do 
 
 81 
 
 do 
 
 81 
 
 82 
 
 82 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 24 April, 80 
 
 Admitted 
 Barrister. 
 
 30 Oct., 
 10 June, 
 24 April 
 
 do 
 12 April, 
 
 BaHdenoe. 
 
 79 
 80 
 80 
 do 
 83 
 
 24 April 80 
 4 Feb, 81 
 
 24 June, 
 do 
 
 20 Oct, 
 19 Feb, 
 
 28 Oct, 
 12 Oct, 
 
 4 Feb., 
 14 Feb, 
 14 Feb, 
 
 14 Feb, 
 26 April, 
 23 June, 
 
 21 June, 
 12 Oct., 
 16 April 
 
 25 June, 
 25 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 . - - • • 
 
 25 Oct., 
 
 23 Feb, 
 
 ■ • • • • 
 
 24 Feb., 
 do 
 
 15 June, 
 
 29 June, 
 do 
 
 • . . • < 
 
 29 June, 
 8 Feb., 
 
 22 Feb., 
 22 Feb., 
 12 April, 
 26 do 
 17 April, 
 26 Oct., 
 
 26'April,* 
 26 do 
 
 St. John. 
 
 UnitedStates. 
 
 St John. 
 
 Andover. 
 
 Uampbellton. 
 
 St John. 
 
 Monotone 
 
 Moncton. 
 
 U. States. 
 
 Bathurnt 
 
 Bathurst 
 
 Dorchester. 
 80Saokville. 
 do Riohihucto. 
 
 80 Bathurst 
 
 81 N. W. Ter. 
 
 80 Woodstook. 
 
 81 Buctouche. 
 81 Fredericton. 
 81 St John. 
 81 Winnipeg. 
 81 Winnipeg. 
 81 Fredenoton. 
 81 United States 
 81 St John. 
 
 81 St John. 
 
 82 Chatham. 
 81 Newcastle. 
 81 St John. 
 
 do St. Andrews. 
 . . . Shediac. 
 
 81 Portt'd, St J. 
 
 82 Andover. 
 c. Fredericton. 
 
 82 St John, 
 do U. SUtes. 
 do Saint John. 
 . . Monoton. 
 82 St John. 
 82 do 
 .. Moncton 
 
 82 Dorchester. 
 
 83 Dorchester. 
 . . . Hampton. 
 ... St John. 
 
 83 Chatham. 
 
 83 Saint John, 
 do Westmoil'd. 
 do St John. 
 82 Newcastle, 
 
 84 M<incton. 
 
 . . . Winnipeg. 
 84 Monctjn. 
 do Campbellton. 
 
fiark«'t4iiaiM WfaiiMiA >irM JvthiOrigiaitMmMvia^ 
 
 78 
 
 BABBISTBBB ^LKD ATTG ITIBS. 
 
 ri887. 
 
 MAUES. 
 
 Thomas A. Kinnear, — 
 J. DeVeber J^eeUea, — 
 
 A. Lewis Bejyea, — 
 
 Josiah R. Murphy, 
 
 Daniel Melntifre, — 
 
 John F. Ashe, — 
 
 Albert J. Gregory, 
 Daniel MulUn, — 
 
 Jeremiah Hayes Bany, — 
 J. Douclati Hitusen, — 
 
 Allen Wilmot Chapman, — 
 Mariner Q«orge Teed, — 
 John Louis Garleton, — 
 John N. W. Winslow, .... 
 William P. Sayre, 
 Herbert E. Wardroper, — 
 Isaac H. HaUett, 
 James T. Sharkey, 
 William H. Chapman, — 
 A.D. Chapman. AB. LLB. 
 
 David Grant, LL.B 
 
 Melville N. Cockburn, — 
 Samuel J. Jenkins, A.B. . . . 
 John T. T. Hartt, 
 
 John M, O'B.ien, B. A 
 
 James M. Knight, 
 William A. Ewing, 
 Edouard Girouardf, 
 Fred. V. Wedderburn,LL.D 
 James A. Freesse, 
 Charles L. Richards, 
 Leonard Allison, 
 Clarence H. Ferguson, 
 D. MeLeod Vinoe, L. L. 
 
 Alex. Straton, 
 
 Chas. J. Thomson, .... 
 
 Robt. Rankin Ritchie, 
 
 James W. McCready, B.A., 
 
 John P. Lawrence, 6. A 
 
 Joseph G. Mathews, 
 
 John M. Stephens, 
 
 Charles J. Coster, . . . 
 
 Joseph H. Yeomans, .... 
 
 Frarik A. Bennett, 
 
 Francis B. Gregory, 
 
 Robert W. Hewsoii, 
 
 Allen W. Bray, 
 
 Henry H. Ayer, 
 
 Geo. W. Fo\f ler, 
 Harrison A. McKeown, .... 
 Thomas H. Welling, 
 
 Benjamin S. Palmer, 
 
 James McQueen, 
 
 Ora P. King, .... 
 
 ' AdmiMM ' 
 Attorn^. 
 
 18 
 
 29 
 
 20 
 
 16 
 
 B., 
 
 17 April, 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 28 June 
 do 
 do 
 
 do ' 
 do 
 do 
 
 18 Oct, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 8 Feb., 
 do 
 
 .^pril, 
 uo 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 14 June 
 13 Oct., 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 7 Feb., 
 
 19 do 
 26 April, 
 
 15 do 
 12 June, 
 
 4 do 
 
 20 Oct., 
 do 
 
 20 Oct, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 April, 
 
 18 
 
 82 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 1 June, 
 
 26 April, 
 26 do 
 
 do 28 
 do(l2 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 «3 
 
 Admitted 
 Barrister. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 26 Api-il, 
 28 June, 
 28 do 
 28 June, 
 do 
 
 .12 do 
 8226 Oqt., 
 • 7 Feb., 
 
 83 ShediiaC. ; 
 . . . Manitoba. 
 
 83 FredericJtoti. 
 
 doWoodstodt ' 
 , . . I Winnipeg. 
 
 83 St John. 
 
 83 Fredericton. 
 do St. John. 
 
 84 Fredericton. 
 do' do 
 84 Dorchester, 
 do' do 
 do St. John, 
 do Woodstock. 
 
 ..'Richibueio. 
 84 St. John, 
 do Sussex. 
 84 Frederiotoii. 
 84 Dorchester. 
 84l do 
 do' do 
 84 St Andrmirs. 
 do,Ottowa. T 
 84 St. John, • ' r 
 .lOaUfomia: 
 
 16 Oct. 84|M<)nct<Hl<. 
 
 24 Apr&f^84p|. JobK^ 
 
 16 0ctȣaiC. , 
 do 24 4WU,84^ Jobvi 
 doi24 do 'dollTedeiiofott^ 
 12 June, 84jSt John^ 
 84Suatex: 
 84 Saint John, 
 do Woodstock, 
 do Andover. 
 dd New'Ue, N. B. 
 
 7 Feb., 
 7 do 
 7 Feb., 
 lO April, 
 16 Oct, 
 16 do 
 Feb., 
 do 21 do 
 
 '24 April, 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 83 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 84 
 do 
 84 
 do 
 
 do 
 84 
 do 
 84 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 86 
 
 26 June, 
 16 0ee.« 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 16 April^ 
 
 80 April,' 
 SS June, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 29 Oct., 
 
 do 
 
 8» 
 
 85 
 85 
 
 t 
 
 85 
 
 Saint John; 
 Kredericton. 
 Westmorland. 
 Boston. 
 
 29 Oct, 85 
 
 29 Oct; 85 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 Fredftriqtbn. 
 
 30 Oct, 
 do 
 
 86 
 do 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 do 
 SuBseex. 
 Saint John. 
 Point de Bute. 
 Gagetown. 
 Botsford West 
 Moncton. 
 
 Frank H^ € 
 Herbert W. 
 Alb«re W. 
 StanlBT Kie 
 J. T\^WII 
 Leonard Til 
 Thomas P. ; 
 Ronald C. ( 
 John Boden 
 John M. N< 
 Joseph A. ] 
 Berton O. ] 
 
 Bishop— Th 
 
 COADJUTOI 
 
9»ilM»*J 
 
 ■fi»i»iritkMi«riiria. 
 
 188T.] 
 
 BCCIiBSIAiSTIOAL. 
 
 70 
 
 ''' NAMES. 
 . lutiiw i v i wy . . ,,ii — : 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorney. 
 
 - .a— alt, iijti 
 
 Admittd 
 Bavrlrt«r, ' 
 
 Fnmk H<i Grimmer, 
 Herbert W. Moore, 
 Alb«rt W.Bennett, 
 Studey Kier^tead, 
 J. WaikwBeid, 
 LeonwrdTiUey Cwvill,. 
 ThoniMP. Itogan, 
 Ronald C. Grant, 
 JohnBoden, ' 
 
 John M. Nevers, 
 Joseph A. Barrin, 
 BerCon G. FlMter, 
 Geoyge J. Clar ke, 
 
 ... 20 Cot., &>,.., 
 
 f>o do . : . . 
 
 do do ..., 
 
 do do.... 
 
 . , , . do ('(o .... 
 
 ..;20 April, 85.... 
 
 . . ' do iW 
 
 do . do! . 
 
 .18$ April, 8Uj.... 
 
 ...... .... 25 June 
 
 ..15 Oct., 85.... 
 
 ..I 2Feb, 86 .... 
 
 . 29 April, 86. .. 
 
 85 
 
 Residence. 
 
 St. Andrews. 
 Saint John. 
 Hopewell.A.Q 
 Frederictbn. 
 Albert Co. 
 St John. 
 St. John. 
 St. John. 
 St. John. 
 Woodstock. 
 Moncton. 
 Frederioton. 
 St Ste^rften. 
 
 ICOLESIASTIOAL. 
 
 TttE CnURCJH OF ENGLAND. 
 BisHOP—Thie J^ost Rev. John Medley, D.D., Metropolitan of Canadtw 
 
 CoADJUTOlt WtSHOP 
 
 ..j'i- 
 
 Frederielov. 
 
 -The Right Rev. il. Tully Kingdon, D.D., 
 Fredeiieion. 
 
 Ale;iiinderi BeviF, 
 
 ^ Swb-Dean, Cathe- 
 dra, Fredevioton, and Missionary at 
 NQw,Mar}i^nd. 
 ArmstiQME, ttciv €f^oIX« M., Beotor, 8t. 
 
 AnosMroiuL. Ber., W B, MisBionary 
 
 Qrfmd(f«i|ls, 
 Bliss, Bev. 1>. Mr., itjector, Westinorlnncl. 
 Brown, R«jv.C. D., ttissionary, Dalr 
 
 houue. 
 Brissb<ik^ Qev. (fanon,, BsctorSt. John, 
 
 St.John. , [Manau. 
 
 Cai-ey;, Bflv., O. f- (rehired) Grand 
 Cressweli, SeiVfi. J., lilissionary Al< 
 
 boj?t, 
 
 Forsytjb, Rev. David» Rector, Challiami, 
 
 Dean Rural. 
 Fowler, Rev.W. LeB., BectorCarleton, 
 
 8t. John 
 areery Rev. W., Rector, Westfleld- 
 Oollmer, Rev. A. J. A.,Ourate,St. John 
 Owilyni. Rev. D.V., Mis., (.lampobello. 
 ^nooiclE, Rev.W., Rector, Rothesay. 
 
 Hatheway, Bev. 0. H., Cambridge. 
 Hauford, Eev . S J. , Upliam. 
 Eartin^Bev. Thomas, Retired Rector, 
 
 Canterbury. ^ 
 
 HoUoway, Rev. H., Missionaiy, Weld- 
 ford. 
 Hansen, Bev. Neils M.^New Denmark. 
 
 »r, Derby. 
 Andover. 
 
 Cowie, Rav. J. R. 'Dew., MissipiMb^y Dean Rural. 
 
 Waterijcusd. . Hanington, Rev. O. P.i Missionary, 
 
 Criu),BeT. J,0., Assistant, Viuloria, Johnsoq. 
 
 Oarleton. JafiVey, Rev. W., 8L Mary's. 
 
 Currie, Rev. W.L., Rector, Bichibucto. Kenrick, Rev. C. B, M. A., Curate, 
 Davenport, Rev. J. M., Mission Chap- Clirist Church, S . Stephen. 
 
 el, Portland, St. John. Ketchum^ Bev. Canon, D.D., Rector, St. 
 
 l)e Veber. Bev. Canon, Rector, St. Paul, Andrews. 
 
 Portland. LoukwardiRevJ.,Residence, Hampt'n 
 
 Dobbs, Rev. Okilvie G., Cutate, St. Lowndes,feev. A. E. J., Missionary 
 
 Mark, 8t:jobi. Prince WlUiam. 
 
 Dowlinff,. ReJfi Theodore E., Rector, Mathers, Rev. B., Warden WigitlnB' Or- 
 
 ChrimCAui^h, St Stephen. phan Asvlum. 
 
 Flewellin^, Rev. J. E., Rector^ Wick- Medley, Bev. Gaqon, Rector, Sussex, 
 
 low. 
 
 on 
 
jya ktb ItVMMktiiM Mow** tpldif lliik^ 
 
 80 
 
 BOCLBSIASTIOAL. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 MUUdge, Rev. J.W. Jlector, St. David. 
 
 McKiei. Bev. W. LeJ)., BrifhL 
 
 Montgomery. Bev. H., Rector, Xlngs- 
 dear. Rum Dean. 
 
 NealM, Bev. J., Rector, Osgetowii. 
 
 Neales, Bev.Caoon, Rector, WoodBtoek. 
 
 Ne«le«, Bev. H.H.,Rector,CampobeUa 
 
 Newnbam,Rev.O.S.,Rector,Hampton 
 
 PamUwr, Bev. D. B., Rector, Victoria, 
 Carlettm. 
 
 Pickett, Bev. D. W., Rector, Oreenwicta. 
 
 Parlee, Rev.H.T.,Ml8slonary,8tanleF. 
 
 Peters, Rev. O. D., Missionary, Bath- 
 urst. 
 
 Raymond, Rev. W. O., St. Mary's 
 Chundi, St. Hark, St. Jolm. 
 
 Reid, Rev. A. J., Curate Moncton. 
 
 Roberta, Bev.G. O., Bector.Froderloton. 
 
 Schofldd, Bev. George, Rector,S)nionda 
 
 SlmoDds,Bev. R., Rendence, Frederic- 
 ton. 
 
 6mith, ^w. R. E., Rector, St. Qeorge 
 Rorrt- Dean. 
 
 Spike, Bev. Henry M., Rector, Mus- 
 quash. 
 
 Street, Bev. W. H., Rector, Fetersville. 
 
 SterliDfih Ber. O. H., Rector, Manger- 
 vide. 
 
 Stevens, Rev. L. Ot., Rector, Portland, 
 Portland. 
 
 Sweet, Rev. J. H. S., Rector, New 
 castle. 
 
 Taylor, Rev. B. W. B., Assistant, 
 Petitoodiao. 
 
 Titcoml)e, Rev. J. C, Missimuury Eaiisr 
 ville. 
 
 Troop, Bev. O. O., Beotor, St. James 
 Saint John. ]flek}. 
 
 Talbot, Bev. James Hw Rector, BiHring 
 
 Vroom, Rev. F. W., B. A., BiMBmc. 
 
 Walker,Rev.Canon,IIampton,redred. 
 
 Wameiord, Rev. E. A., Rector, Nor- 
 ton. 
 
 Wameford, Rev. C. A. 8., Mtostonaiy, 
 Canterbury. 
 
 Wainwright, Rev. Hastings S., Rec- 
 tor, Kingston. 
 
 Weeks, Rev. A. H., Reridenoe, West- 
 field. 
 
 Wetmore, Rev. D. I., Residence, OUf- 
 ton. 
 
 Willis. Rev. Cuthbert, Rector, Petit- 
 codiac. 
 
 Wiffgins, Rev. Cecil,Rector, Sackvilie 
 
 WiiUnson, Rev. W. J., Bay du Vin. 
 
 Williams, Rev. J. P. B., MiMionary, 
 Richmond. 
 
 Winkley, Rev. H. W., Beotor Trinity, 
 Sc Stephen. 
 
 OFFICERS OF T'dE DI00ESAI7 OHUROH SOOIKTT. 
 
 President, '1 he Right Rev. John, Lord Bishop of Fredericton: Tlee-rreti- 
 di.^i;<i. The Right Rev. H. Tully Kingdon, D.D.. Coadjutor JMshop, Frederlok A. 
 Wiggina, Baquire, Hon. Sir Leonard Tllley, 0. B., lieut-Qoveraor, WiHIamH. 
 Jarvia, Agaire, Hon. R.D.Wilmot, Hon. Chief Justice Allen, Rev. O. M. Arm- 
 strong, H. W. Frith, O. A. Schofleld and Rev. Canon DeVeber ; Treaaurer, 
 O. E! Fairweather, Esq.; Secretary, Rtv. Oanon Ketohan, D.D. ^oditori, 0. 
 H. Fairweather and A. P. Tippet. Esqs. Executive Oonnnlttee.— The Officers 
 of the Society, the Clergy, duly oualifled, and the following Lay members: 
 Hon. B.R. Stevenson, R.T. Clinch, T. W. Daniel, George E. Fenety, H. Fair- 
 weather, C. B. L. Jarvi», J. Black C. A. Macdonald, O. R. Parkin, T. 
 Barclay Robinaon, C. F. Klnnear, E. L. Wetmore, G. Sidney Smith, R. Penis- 
 ten Starr, A. A. Sterling, H. L. Sturdee, C. W. WeMon, A. F. Street, I. 
 Allen Jack, D. L. Hanlngton, G. A. Blair, Eurd Peters, Dr. T. C. Brown, anC 
 C. N. Vroom, Esqs. Fhianoe Oomoilttee— W. M. Jarvis, Chairman; H. W. 
 Frith. Secretary; B. T. Clinch. W. Carman, T. W. Daniel, O. E. Fenetv, O. 
 A. Schofleld, C. F. Kinnear, G.Sidnev ilmith, Esqs., and the Treasurer of the 
 Society (ex officio). Board of Home Misalona— The Right Reverend the 
 Lord Bishop (ex officio), The Right Reverend the CoadjutiO* Bishop (ex 
 offieio), the Treasurer of the Society (ex officio), the Secretahr of the So- 
 ciety <ex officio). Rev. Canon Neales, M. A., Rev. Canon Deveber. HA., 
 Rev. C. S. Newnham, T. W Daniel, Rev. Canon Medley. Rev. G. O. Rob- 
 erts, Chief Justice A len, W. M. Jarvis, H. W. Frith, R. T. Clinch,Hon. B R. 
 Stevenson, Esquires; Georn A. Behofleld, lag., Secretaiy. The Clergy 
 WIdoara' and Orphans' Fund.— H. L. Sturdee, Esq., Secretary. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN, 
 
 IN 
 
 THB DIOOBSI or SAINT JOHN, NSW BBON8WI0K. 
 
 At the (Cathedral of the Immaculate O>nception, StJohn, N.B., The RMit 
 Rev. John SirasitT. D.D., Bishop of St. John Rev. J. J. Walsh, Rov. W. 
 Dollard, Rev. J. Donovan, Rev. F. L. Carney, Rev. T. OMsey; OArlskm, Bt. 
 John, Very Rev. T. Connolly, V. Q., Rev. Thomas Lavery, Curate: f rtd- 
 erieton, Reva. J. C. McDevitt and J. Walsh; Milltown, Rev. F. Bitklley; 
 
[1887. 
 
 iector, New 
 
 , AflsiatMit, 
 
 ii<MMrj FWisr 
 
 w, St JaiQM 
 ]flekl. 
 
 Dton,r6ilnd. 
 Rector, Nor- 
 
 , Miaitonftiy, 
 
 bags 9., Rec* 
 
 denoe, Weat- 
 
 eidence, OUf • 
 
 lector. Petit- 
 
 or.SaokTlUe 
 laj du Vln. 
 I Miflsloiuuy, 
 
 MStor Trinity, 
 
 TT. 
 
 >n; Tiee^crMl* 
 1, Frederiok A. 
 r, WilltonM. 
 r. O. M. Arm- 
 r; TreMarer, 
 .; Auditors, 0. 
 -TheOffloera 
 Ay members: 
 ly, O H. Fair- 
 l. Purkin, T. 
 1th, R. Penis- 
 
 F. Street, I. 
 ?. Brovrn, ami. 
 rman; H. W. 
 B. Fenetv, O. 
 Moreror the 
 teverend the 
 n* Bishop (ex 
 r}r of the Bo- 
 veber. H- A., 
 . O. a. Rob- 
 ih, Hon. B R. 
 
 The Clergy 
 
 .B., Tb« RMt 
 Ish, Rer. W. 
 
 0«rl«ten, Bt 
 Curate: rrsd- 
 
 F. Bi-adley; 
 
 ifliM^iJlv#ft«lmplafat take Fellows' Dyspemla Bitters. 
 
 1887.1 
 
 EGCLESIABTICAL. 
 
 81 
 
 Woodatook, BeT. John 0. Murray,; Richmond, Rev. W. C. Qaynor ; Alma. 
 Albert Ooanty, Rev. E. J. McAoley ; Moncton, Rev. H. Meahan ; BaradidS! 
 Rev. E. I^bbe; Hemraioeook, Very Eev. C. Lefebre, Superior of St. JoMphFii 
 Oollege.Rev. Fatheri A. Roy, A. Renaud,A. LeBlanc, P. Barcge, Leoours, 
 Matoning, O'Nell, Bounrul, Perquls; Quaco, Rev. F. H. CoUerette; JohnsTlU? 
 Carleton Co., Rev. W. F. Ohapman ; Peteriville, Queens County, Rev. P. Parrel; 
 Saint George, Rev. E. Doyle ; Silver Falls Industrial School, St. John, Rev. J. 
 MeDavitt; Cape Bald, Rev. H. Ouellet, Eev. P. Bradley; St. Mary, Kent CJo., 
 Rav. L. J. «. Ouellet; Ouotoucbn, Rev. F. X. Michaud, Rev. D. Leser and 
 J. Hamott; Kingston VUlage, Rev. J. Carson; Kingston, Kent, R*v. D. 
 Hamet; Buisex, Kings County, Rev. J. Vereker and Rev. P. Belliveau; St. 
 AndrewtL Rev. J. O'Flaherty; Cocaigne, Rev. F. X. Cormier; Grand Digue, 
 Rev. F. Massb and LeFloch; Fox Creek, Rev. F. Belliveau; Shediac Rev. 
 Antoine Ouellet; St. Paul, Kent Co. Rev. Jean Hibert; French ViUase, 
 York Co., Rev. WilUam O'Leary. ^ ' 
 
 DIOOKSE OF CHATHAM. 
 
 (Comprising the Northern Half of New Brunswick). 
 
 At the Cathedral, Chatham, the Right Rev. J^mbs Roqrbh, Q.!)., Bis- 
 hop of Ohatham, Rev. Thos. J. Bannon, Rev. Henry .Toyner. Rev. Jas. 
 Smith; Nelson, Very Rev. Michael Egan, V. G. and Rev. Nicholas 
 Power; Newcastle, Kev. Patrick W. Dixon and Rev. Simon J. Crumley; 
 Renous Bridge, Rev, Thos. Fitzgerald; Bartibogue.Rev.Wm.A.Morisey; 
 Neguac, Rev. Joseph Tbeberge; Upper Bay du Vin, Rev. A. A. 
 Boucher ; St. Louis, Kent, Rev. Maroetlus F. Richards, Rev. W. W. 
 Venner: Riohibucto, Rev. E. J. Bannon ; St. (^Iharles, Aldoin, Rev. 
 Edmond Fattenaude; Bathurst, Uev.H. Doucet; Bathurst Village, 
 Rev. William Varrily ; Petit Kocher, Re". John Carter; St. There8a,Rev. 
 Pere Roberts ; Grand Ano, Joseph R. Doucet; Caraquet, Very Rev. 
 Thomas F. Barry, V. C, Rev. John F. Maillett ; Pokemouche, Rev. 
 Stanislaus J. Doucet ; Shippegan, Rev. Joseph Trudelle; Tracadie, 
 Rev. Joseph a. Babinean, Rev. John J. Nugent; St. Isidore, Co. 
 Gloucester, Rev. L. Gagnon ; Jacquet River, Rev. Michal Joyce ; 
 Charlo, Rev. Theophilus a Hard; Dalhousie, Rev. John Ti. McDonald ; 
 St. Hlllaire, Madawaska, Rev. Joseph Pelleitier; Edmundston, Rev. 
 L. C. Damour ; St. Basil, Madawa«ka, Rev. lu N.Dugall, Rov. Israel 
 Dumont ; St. Leonard. Madawaska, Rev. Louis A, Lanuiere ; Grand 
 Palls, Rev. John O'Leary. 
 
 WESLEYAN METHODIST MINISTERS. 
 
 ST. JOHN DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. Robsrt Wilson, Superintendent Rev. Thos. Marshall, Fin. Sec. 
 
 St. John, (Queen Square), H. P. Cowperthwaite, A. M.; G. B. Payson, Su- 
 pernumary; St. John, (Ctn»- Hry),W.Vv. Bit-wer; H.Dani";!, J. R. Narraway, 
 A. M., H. Pope, Dvl>-; »•• Duncan, Supernumeraries; Si. </nAn (Exmoiuii 
 Street), R. Wilson; 8. C. Welle, Supernumorarv ; St. John (Portland), Ed ' • 
 Evans; St. John f Carleton), J. W. Wadman. B. A.; C. W. Diitcher, BUner- 
 iiumerary; St. twm ^Ciirmarthen S'reet), D. D. Moore, A. M. ; St. John 
 (Courtenay Bay), K, Opie; ^rt/»-«iK.,T. Marshall; S««««r, J. C Berrle, F. 
 Frizzle; Apoha</ui,'W. J, Klrby. D. Locke; Hampton, Wm. Tippett, 8 
 W. Sprague. and Wra. Tweedy, Supernumeraries; Uphom, James A. 
 Duke; Grand Ijikf, C. Comben; Jrumlem, J. M. Tredrea; Welf/brd, W. 
 H. Spai'go; King'^tun, W. R. Pepper, 
 
 FBEDKRICTON OISTRICT. 
 
 Rrv. John Read, Superintendent. Rkv. F. J. Deinstadt, Fin. Sec. 
 
 Frsft^ri ton, Wm. Dobson, W. A. Taylor, A. B., KinqHclm-, T. Hicks; 
 Ufarytville, John Read; Oihsim, Jos. Sellar, A. M.; Namwaak, A. Lucas; 
 
for OrMitpi th« bit Bdm<^ it ytUowi' apt^dy BtUrf. 
 
 62 
 
 ECCLSBIA8TICAL. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 StartJey, H. J. Clarke; A^iVstou-ff, Thomas AUen; JCswk*, Thoiuaa Plerw, 
 SlMKeM, William Majoos; Oaaetown, Charles Manaton: Woodatock, T. J 
 Seinaiadt; ConferOwrw, J. Howie; Ja<*^nvUle, W. B. Tlwmas. and one to 
 be supplied :fldr<tattd,T. R. Wright, under superintended of Rev. W. 
 Diensfadt; Bichmond.S Howard, A. B.; Flor<^nc«vUlf 3 K. King; And- 
 over. Arthurette, A. B. Gaidar, Upper Kent, Wm. E. Johnston. Students 
 at Sackviile, Messrs. Clements ana Matthews. 
 
 HIIUlflCHI DIBTRIOT. 
 
 Rev. p. Harbison. Superintendent. R«v. J. W. FisHEa. Fin. Sec. 
 
 Chatham, F. W. Harrison: Neiocastle, 8. H. Rice;I>ere»jr, H. R, Baker, A. 
 B.; Rtchitmcto, Silas James, A. P. Taylor; Weldjord, J. W. Talt, 21a6u- 
 ainiac, one wanted'. Bnthurat, Howard Sprague, D. D.: VampbffUon, Geo. 
 W. Fisher. Students at Sackviile, Neil MctAughlin and Geo. F. Dawson. 
 
 SACKVILLB DISTBICT. 
 
 Rbv. Dr. Stewart, Superintendent. Rev. W. R. Wbddall, Fin. Sec. 
 
 fiackville, R. W. WeddeH B. A., H. Pickai-d, D. D. Supernumerary. Edu- 
 cational luBtitutions. Charles Stewart, D. D., Theological Professor; 
 John Burwash, A. M., Professor of Chemistry; Tantramar, to be supplied; 
 Point de Bute. S. tt. Ackman; D. Chapman Supernumerary ; Baie Verte, 
 S. Teed; Bayfield. Thos. Stebbings: Monctou, R. S. Crisp, John Prince, 
 Supernumerary; Shediac. A^D. McCully; Dorch'tter, J. I'ascoe; Albert, 
 J. S. Allan; Alma, T L. Williams: HillalMro, C. H. Paisley, A. M ; Petit- 
 codiac, I. N. Parker; SaliKhuri/. J. Crisp: Elgin, A. E. Lepage. 
 
 ST. STEPHEN DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. John A. Clark, Svperintendent. Rev. L. S. Johnston, Fin. Sec. 
 
 St. Stephen, Geor>j:e M Campbell: lUilltnwn, Levi S Johnson. St. An- 
 dreui'g, J A Clark, MA.: St. Duvid% W. Penna; St. Jumes, H. Penna; 
 Bocabec, one to be sent; Deer Island, William liawson; Grant Manan' 
 one to be sent. 
 
 p. E. ISLANn DLSTRICT. 
 
 Rbv, Job Shbnton, Superintendent. Qko. Harrison, Fin. Ser. 
 
 CAaWoftetoi«n, Prince Street, Job Shenton: J. V. Jost, Supernumerary. 
 Chnrlottetoitn, Upper Prince Sti-eet, W. Harrison: F. Smallwood, Super- 
 numerary; Cornwall, W. W. Lodge; Little York, M. R. Knight, M. A.; 
 Winalow, E. Slacktord Pownal, J. J. Colter; Vernon River, G. Steele 
 Montague, J. F. Estey: Murray Harbor, J. 8. Phinney; ifwtegue, Edward 
 C. Turner; 2V7/on. G'eorg<^ Harrison; Margate, C W. Hamilton :i» nmmer- 
 Htde, Benjamin ehapT>eTle, ». A.; Bide ford, E. Bell; Souria. W. Wass; 
 Mount Stetm t. 3. Goldsmith; Alberton,W. E. Reynolds; WeatCape, D. H. 
 Lodge. 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL DENOMINATIONS. 
 
 OFFICERS OF TIIK CONOIiCGATIONAL UNION OF NUVA SOTIA AND 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Rev. J. B. Saer, 1). B , Chairman; Rev. Jos. Barker. Seci*etarv; Rev. J. 
 Shiperlev, Statistical Secretaiy; Rev. J. W. Oox, Simday School 8eci"etarv ; 
 James Woodrow, Esq., Treasurer. (;. H. I)ea;l)ornn, Esq., Foreign Mis- 
 sionary Treasurer. These officei-s with the following persons constitute 
 the Union Committee: Rev. Messrs, William Mcintosh, Simeon Sykes, 
 William Peacock and W. Watson; and Messrs, D H. Buri)ee, WlUlam 
 Anderson, Nathan Tupper. W. T. Sterritt, Robert Faulkner, Aivhibald 
 Barker.A. K. Aloore and John Kee. 
 
 Ladies homr missionary sooiErr. in connection with the Canada Congre- 
 
 gatlonal Missionary S iclety.— Miss Elizabeth Barker, c.f Shoffiehl, Presl- 
 ent: Mrs. W. H. Watson, Chebogue, and Miss Shippeily, Baddeck, Vice- 
 Presiutats: Mrs. J. (J. Bu*n«. Milltow.i, Secretary; Miss Crowe, Selmaie, 
 Assista'it Secretary; Mrs. C. H. Dearlxtrn, Treasurer. 
 
t«r 4Qr#»If M ttM TtUovi' Sy» OintoMAt. 
 
 MJN, Fin. Sec. 
 
 lf^7-] 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 m 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCHES IN NEW DHUNSWICK. 
 
 Satnt Jnfin, N. D.. Rev. J. B. Saer ; Shebield and Grand Lake, Rev. Joseph 
 Barker; Keswick RWge, and Douglas, Rev. J. Whitman; Florenceville. 
 — -^— ; MllUown, St. Stephen, ^. B., Rev. Wellington R. Cross. ' 
 
 (JONOREGATIONAL CHURCHES IX NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Yarmvutli, N. S., Rev. W. Mclutosh; Chebogue, N. S., Rev. W. H. Watson 
 M. D. ^ Plea.sant River and Ohio, Rev. Wm. Peacock; Liverpool, Brooklyn 
 and Beach Meadows, Rev. Simeon Sykes ; Milton, Rev. H. Goddard, Corn- 
 
 wallta, — ■ ; Noel, Selmah, and Moose Brook, Rev. J. W. Cojc; 
 
 Mnitland and South Maitland, ; Economy, Rev. W. McLeod; Mar- 
 
 giiree andBaddeck, Rev. James Shipperley : Manchester, . 
 
 CANADA COKGUEGATIONAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 
 Rev. Dr. Cornish, Presi ent; Rev. Thomas Hall, Mi-ssionary Superin- 
 tendent; Rev. S. N. Jac son, Secretary; B. W. Robinson, Esq., Treasurer; 
 Rev. H. Wilkes. D. D., Honorary Secretary Executive Committee -Rev. 
 Me»r j. CornlFh, Jackstm, Hall, Wilkes, Hunter, Burton, Wood, Willet, 
 Sanderson and Mcintosh ; and Messrs. B. W. Robertsen. .TamPS Woodrow 
 and George Hague. 
 
 CLER&YkEN O"- THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CANADA IN 
 
 THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 ' Prfishijt ry of Siint John. — A. DouaM, J!iiiit;8 Rennet, D. D., Lewis Jack, 
 retired. Wm. Millen, Bociibec; Samuel .lolin^^on, Chipraan: 1). MacKae, M. A., 
 D. D., Saint giephen'a Church, Saint John; L. (I. McNeill, M. A.. St. Andrew's 
 Ciuu-ch, St. John: .lam-s Gray, M. A., Susisex; J. 8. Mtillen, Nashwaak and 
 Stanley; J. A. F. Sutherland, St. James; .r. D Murrav, Uuctouche; A. J. 
 Mowatt, Frederictnn; Joseph Hogg, Moiiotnii: \\''Mi. Stuart, Carlcton; Kenneth 
 McKay, Richmond: T. F. Fotheringhani, M. A. St. Johns Chureh, St. 
 John; a Bruce, B. A., St. David's Church, St. John; Wm. Koss, B. A., 
 Pince William; A. MacDougall, B. 1). Calvin Church, St. John: Gkulfi-ey 
 Shore, St. Stephen: O. S. J. K. Bearisto, (ilassville : J. McG. McKay, 
 Shediac and Shemogue; J. A. McLean, Harvey ;Archibald Gunn, B. A., St. 
 Andrews; W^ootlstock. vacanl. Ordainod Missionaries— D. Fiske, New 
 Kincardine; Paul liangiU, Hampton Village, etc.: T. Stewart, B. D., St. 
 George; James Ross, South Richmond: Willard Macdonald, Quaco;W. C. 
 Calder, Pisarijco: J. A. Cahill, Springfield, etc.: R. Haddow. B. A. Over- 
 side, Albert County. 
 
 Pt'enbytery of Utrawic/n.—Bav. Thos. Nicholson, retired ; 'Peter Lindsay, 
 B.A., New Richmond. T. G. .lohnston, Blackvllle. John McCarter, Red- 
 bank. Wm Aiken, N^wcHslle. J. Robertson, M. A., Black River. Wallaec 
 Walts, B. A., Chatham. F. W. George, New Carlisle. Alex. Russell, Dal- 
 housie. A. O. Brown, Campbelllon. Robert Hamilton, Richibucto. J. 
 Cameron, BassRivsr. A. F. Thomjison, Bathurst, 
 
 BBFORMEl) PRKRHYTBRIAN CHURCH OF IRELAND. 
 A J. McFarlanu, St. John. J. R. Lawson, Barnesvllle. 
 
 BAPTIST MINISTERS IN NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 tASTRBN ASSOC^IATION. 
 
 Revs. I. E. Bill, jr., Newcastle, North. Vo. W. W. Corey, Boundaiy Creek. 
 West. Co.; ^V. T. « orey, Havelock; E.C.Corey, PenobsquiH, Kings Co.; 
 W. B. HInson, Monctoii; W. F. Hall, Sackville; D. S Carpenter, Point 
 Midgic. West. Co ; 1. W. Carpenter, New Horton, Albert, Co. ; D. S Harris. 
 Lute's Mountain, West Co.; M. Gross, Hillsboro; W. Camp. Hillsboro; 
 .lohn Lewis, Rockport, West. Co. ; G. F. Miles. Butternut Ridg«;: O F, Main- 
 warin». Hopewell; E. F. Fosliay. Hopewell; M. Normandy, Weldford, 
 Kent 6o.\ S. C. Moore, Hillsboro; O. N.Ke'th.Pron-r Brtwk, Albert Co ; 
 J. M. Parker, Sjaisbury; Ge<irge Seely, l>titco<liac; W, C, Vincent, Camp- 
 IwUtuu, F. M. Young, Don hestei; Solomon Smith, Weldford/K >tCo. 
 
 ^i*, . 
 
Vor W«a)t BjTM «• IfeUowi' Byv Oiatmmt. 
 
 
 -¥ 
 
 ?^1 
 
 ^OOLInSIABTIOAL. 
 
 [10«t. 
 
 WCSTBBN ASaOOUTIOH. 
 
 .'^dvg. A. E. Ingram, Andover; Chwles Henderson, Andover; WlUiam M. 
 Ttkiw&rds; Bllssfleii, Nor. Co. ; A. B. McDonald, McDonald's Omier; Qeorce 
 Howard, Richmond; S. W. Kierstead, Chipman: J. E. FQlinore, Lower 
 CttverhilL York Co.; P. D. Crawliey, B. A., Fredericton; P. 8. Todd, Cum- 
 berland Bay ; Henry J. Coy, K ashwaak; O. O. Herbert, Keewiok, York Co.; 
 B. N. Nobles, JacKsonville; (?alvin Carrie. Jemsegr J. A. Bladcadar, 
 
 B. A., Macnaquac, York Cn. ; P. R. Enlerht. Kingscleai : B. N. Kn^a, St. 
 libucy's: HeniV Haines, Otnabog, (^eens Co. ; Jo6ian Webb, Mat^ier- 
 vJlie; W. Anderson, Newcastle, Queen's Co. ; W. D. Manser, Ncsh- 
 waak, QueenjS Co.; ThomaA odd, Woodstock; A. S. Dykenum, Wood- 
 stock; W. P. Parker, Woodstock; J. C. Bleaknev, Woodstock; O. B. Lewta, 
 Jerusalem, Queen's Oo.; M. P. King, Narrow(«, Queen's Co.; J A. Iktippar, 
 Macanaguack, York Co.; W. H. Beckwlth, Predericton; J. 6. Hairey, 
 Upper Ga^etown; Benj. Jewett, Hartland, Carleton Co.; J. W. 8. Young, 
 Peel, Carleton, Co. ; O. w. Springer, .Teinseg, Queen's Co. ; A. H. Haywara, 
 Rockland, Carleton Co. 
 
 SOUTHERN ASriOCIATIOM. 
 
 Revs. J. A. Gordon, 8v. John; C. Goodspeed, M. A., St. John; O. O. Batm^ 
 M. A., St. John: J. E. Hopper, D. D., St. John; Jaines Spencer, St. John; 
 J. A. Cahill, Carleton, St. John; W. J. Stewart, Portland; W. J. Swalllekl, 
 Pairville; I. E. Bill, D. D., St. Martins, N. B.: D. Crandall, Springfleld; O. B. 
 Qood, M. A., Hampton; Elias Keirstead, Collina: E. K. Ganons. Springfield; 
 R. M. Hunt, B. A., St. Stephen; Robert MutchjUpham : Peter Spragg, 
 Pennfield; James Trimble, Springfield; Sydney Welton, B. A.. Sussex; 
 W. A. Troop, Pennfield; P. A. Kidson, Oak Bay; W. C. Rideout, Oak bay. 
 
 C. B. Welton, B. A., Sussex. 
 
 THE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF THE MARITIM3 PROVINCES. 
 
 OROAMIZliD A. D. 1846. 
 
 North 
 
 Secretary (1885-38); Rev. W. F. Parker, Woodstock, N. B., Assistant Secre 
 tajy; T. 8. Skinner, St. John, N, B., Treasurer; Rev. G. E Day, Yarmouth, 
 N. S., Financial Agent. 
 
 This Convention U composed of representatives of the churches of Nova 
 Sootia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward T Jand, and has aa Us objects 
 " to maintain the educational and missionary operations of the body, and 
 to advance the general interests of the denominatlou. " It ajppoints the 
 Board of (Jovemors of Acadia Colle'-e, the Board o- Ign MliMions, the 
 
 Board of Home Missions, the Bowi*d of Minis. <,.' xtuoation, aua the 
 Board of Management of Ministerial Relief and Aiu ' . The Convention 
 embraces 880 churches, having a total communicant inembership of 45,000. 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY OP ACADIA COLLEGE. 
 
 mSTITOTED A. D. 1888, 
 
 Board of Governors— Rev RAW Sawyer, D D, President of the College, 
 ex officio. 
 
 Memi>era whose term of office expires in 1889,— C P 
 Kempton, A M, Hon T) McN Parker, M D, D L, J H 
 W Manning, A B, Rev T A Higgins, D D. 
 
 Membera whope term of office expiree in 1892.— A Locke, Esq, William 
 CumininKS. Esq, aerbert C Creed, Esq, A M, E D King, A M, Silas Alward, 
 Esq, D OL, Rev A Oohoon, A M. 
 
 Membern wheats term of offi<!e esph-ee in 18»6. - Rev D G McDonald, B H 
 F»t..«n, Esq. A. M, Q O, W BUI, M P P, Rev C Goodspee«i, C B Whidden, 
 r. r ]W p jf". Hon A F Randolph, 
 
 K >-' 'i A HigglJis DD, Secretary; H Z Chipman, Esq, Treasurer. 
 
 SEN AT*; OF UNIVERSITY. 
 
 FACULTY, 
 
 TlevAW uH-yyee, DI), Preside?'* and Profefwor of MoraJ and Mwtal 
 PhUosop^:*; ^. -^ EArcs wley, u 1), Profej,Ror Emeritus; D .»' HlgnrJns, Fb 
 D, rt'offc-.>c 1 M.ithen^utioa; R V Jones, PhD, lYofeesorof the Greek and 
 
 Clinch, Esq, Rev S B 
 Harding, I&q, Rev J 
 
 rri 
 
tivt'% t?a*t tnxl mdf Teeth aie BnunelUiie. 
 
 10VINCB8. 
 
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 md'i. 
 
 BGCLB8IA8TI0AL. 
 
 85 
 
 1 :;vln iMgoBgw, Rev E M Kieratead, M A, Professor of EngUgh Iit-^tur« 
 JSS ^'^JSlZ: Tt ^u^. . ^ ^roteaaor of Theory and Practice of educa- 
 tion. History and PoUUcal Economy; A E CoMfweU, A M, Profeasor of 
 flatunu Soienoes. 
 
 TELLOWS. 
 
 fieVE M Saundaw, D D, SItaa Alward Esq, D C L, Judge Johnstone, A M, 
 Bev 3 A Steele, A M, Rev 8 B Kempton, MA. ' "* ". -^ ». 
 
 fiOHOLABS. 
 
 T^^S^^^^JI^SJ^' 4 % kl^J?™®v^ ^jj H Eaton, A M. T E Carnlm?, A 
 ^ ' Jf J^H^? J*? V-Ut 9.<^' Rev i E Aopper, D D, Rev W H Wari^ A 
 M, H C Creed, M A. J F Tufts. M A. WallacTrf Graiam. B A, Q C, Rev Q 
 O Crattes, M A. 
 
 HORTON COLLEOIATE A:;ADEMT. 
 
 BSTABLISHBD ▲. D. 1888. 
 
 Teachers.— Prof J F Tufts, MA, Latin and History; E Vi fawyer. B A, 
 Greek and English ; B D Webber, B A, Mathematics. y « . » ^ 
 
 ACADIA SEMINARY. 
 
 Instruotors.— Mary E Graves, Principal, English Literature and Rhetoric: 
 CnaraB Marshall, B A, Latin and English; Mma Constance C Bauer, Frencii 
 and Gemuun; Bllsa T Harding. Drawing and Painting; Jennie E Hitohens, 
 Vocal Musio; Helen Buttriok, Instrumental Music; Hattie E Wallace, 
 laoeution. 
 
 Th6 Academy and Ladies' Seminary are under the control of the Board of 
 Governors of Acadia College. 
 
 UNION BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 A Classical and High School under the directiou of the Union Baptist 
 Education Society, ucorporated 18S4. 
 
 Officers of the Society for the year 1885-6.— Pi-esident, Wm Vaughan, Esq, 
 Secretary, S J Jenkins; Treasurer, Chas A Everett. 
 
 Preaidont, Wm. Vaughan; Secretary, Amen A. Wilson: Treasurer, C. 
 A. Everett. M. P. ; Principal, L. E. Wortman ; Preoeptre is Miss Thomp- 
 son. Board of Dhrectors — C P Baker. Wm Peters, Foster M Failane, M D, 
 Hon. G S Foster, M P, J T Stecves, M D, J A Van wart, Mort. McDonalrt, 
 R E MoLeod, J S Mayj E McLeod. John March, D. W. Clark. Robert Elkin, 
 jr., A C Smith, WUliam Vanghan, John Kimball, and all the B pti&t 
 ministers of New Brunswick, and all Free BBptists of New Brunswick, 
 Nova Scotia. andP.B. ledaud. 
 
 BOARD OP FOREIGN MISSIONS, 
 
 President, Arthiur W Masters, Esq. St John, N B. Auditors, C A Everett, 
 Esq, M P, and J F Marstors, Esq, St John; Sec Treasurer, John March, E^, 
 M A, St .Tohn, N B, R - ^ aer and Accountant, Ernest C March, Esq, Saint 
 John, N B. 
 
 Members whose terr.» r"? office expires in 1887.~Rev G E Day, D D, 
 Rev W J Stewart, Rev I E Bill, D D, Rev J E Hopper, D D, John H Hardine, 
 Eaq. Members whose term of office expires in l8F8.— John Mai-ch, Esq, M 
 A, Rev J A. Cahill, A W Masters, Esq, Thos 8 8innn8. F^\, C F Clinch. Esq, 
 Members whose term of office expires In 1889.— Chr jrles P Barker, Esq., 
 Rev. G. O. Gates, M A, Rev. J. A. Gordon, James A. Estey, Esq. 
 
 HOME KIBSIONS. 
 
 A C Robbins, Esq, Chalnnan. Pev G E Day, h D Vice-Chairnmii. Rev 
 A Cohoon, Corresponding Secretary. Rev J D Skinner, Hecordliig Secretary. 
 W R Doty, E»q, Treasiu^r. 
 
 Memix'rs whtjse terra of office expires In 1887.— Rev H, F. Adams, Rev A 
 H liavers. Jaraes Crosby, Esq, T B Crosby, Esti, Rev J B 'sroodland, 
 
 Memliers whose term of office expires in 1888. -Rev J D Skiiiner, Rev ./ E 
 Hopper, D D, Rev J) W Orandall, Rev Joshua T Eaton, J A Ford, B A. 
 
 Members whoee term of office expires In 1889.— A C RobbJua, Em, Rev G 11 
 Day, D D, R»v J I DeWolf , M A, W R Doty, Esq, Rev A Cohoon, M A. 
 
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For XhtaamtiiBixiib iraU wi^ Uniyeni^IiQiittMAt. 
 
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 S0CLB9IA8TICAL. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 BOARD OF UASAOVMSHT OF IIINISTEIUAL RBLUEF AND Aip FI^iD.; 
 
 Sfceplion Seldon, Esq, Ohairinan. Rev J W Mauuing, B A, Seci-etMy. Rev 
 £ M Baundei-8, D V, Treasurer. i 
 
 Members whose term of ofBce expii-es in 1887.— Hon D McN Parker, M D, 
 D C L, J F Pai-sons, Rev J F Avery. 
 
 . Membeni whose term of office expires in 1888.— Rev E J Qraut, A Simpson, 
 Esq, Rev G E Good, MA. 
 
 Members whose term of office expires in 1889.— Rev E M Saunders, D D, 
 Rev J W Manning, A B, Stephen Seldon, Esq. 
 
 MINISTERIAL EDUCATION BOARD. 
 
 Rev A W Sawyer, D D, Secretary. J W Barfs, Esq, Ti-easurer. 
 
 Members whose term of office ezpii*eS In 1887— C F Eaton, Esq, Rev A W 
 Sawyer, D D, Rev T A Higgins, D D. 
 
 Members whose term of office expires in 1888.— Jiev J A McLean, Rev J O 
 Redden, B A, T D Denham. 
 
 Members whose term of office expires in 1889.— Rev S McC Black, M A, J 
 W Bai-ss, Esq, Professor D F Higgins, Ph D. 
 
 woman's baptist MIS^^ONARY SOCIETY OF THE MARITIME 
 
 PROVINCES. 
 
 Mrs. M. W. WUliams, Wolfvsille, N. S., President. Mrs. J. B. Hopper, St. 
 Joha, N. B., Mrs. J. F. Parsons, Halifax, N. B., Mrs. A. H. Lavers, North 
 River, P. E. I., Vice-Presidents. Mrs. John Ward, St. John, N. B., Oorres- 
 ronding Secretary. Mrs. J. W. Manning, Halifax, N. S., Treasurer. Jllrs. 
 E. M. Saunders, Halifax, N. S.. Auditor. Mrs. S. Selden, Halifax, N. 8., 
 Mrs. II. R. Emeraon, Dorchesttir, N. B., and Miss L. A. King, North River, 
 P. E. I.. Provincial Secretaries. Executive Committee— Mrs. C. Spurden, 
 Mi-s. J. F. Marsters. Mrs. .Jessie Harding. Mrs. A. W. Sawyer, Miss M. W. 
 Stewai't. Mrs, P. R. ^'oster. Miss Ada Hooper, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Wm. Allwood, 
 Mrs. J. Robinson, Mi-b. J. E. Mai-sters, Mrs. C. H. MartelU Miss H. Laton, 
 Mrs. A. S. Murray, Miss H. ^dues. Mrs. B. Howitt, Mni.'R. Phillips, Mrs. W. 
 J. Stevart. Mn?. M. ^'owau. Miss Amy Johnston, Miss ' 'ary Cramp, Mrs. J. 
 II. Hanling, Mrs. Auiaon Smith and Mrs. J. F. Kempton. 
 
 FREE CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 
 
 OFFICERS OF GENERAL CONFERENCF, 
 
 Rev. Wm. Downr, ^loderator. 
 
 Rev. G. W. McDonald, Assistant Moderator. 
 
 Rev. ti. W. McDonald, Corresponding Secretaiy. 
 
 Major D. M^^l^eod Vince, Reoordiug 8ter«tai7. >« 
 
 Dr. Burnett, Assistant Rec. Secretary. 
 
 Wm. Petei-s, Esq., Treas.: ei-. Hon. Dr. G. E. Foster, M. P., Auditor. 
 
 HOME MIS8I0 r. ^OOIf.-^V OF THE F. 0. BAPTISTS OF N. B. 
 
 Rev. F Babcc* ' , ;.^-i!dM)t^ Aava. J. Gunter, H. H. Cosmao, C. F. Ride- 
 out, Viee-Presidentu- Tl r, w. Halse, OorrMpondlngfkNirctarjr; Rev. Wm. 
 Downy, Reoordiiu ioret»iy Re G. A. Hartley, Treararer. BxeentlTe 
 Oommftwe— Rev, Win, iOngb ,n. • a. Petera, Esq.. D. W. Clark, Esq., John 
 Kimball, Esq., with Secretin??* c . ' Treasurer. 
 
 FOREIGN MISSION bOCiETif OF THE F. 0. BAPTISTS OF N. B. 
 
 Rev. T. O. DfAVitt, Preal<'-»nt: Revs. T. Connor. E. Sipprell, W. H, Wey- 
 man. Vlce-Prt:»i^;ats; Rev. .' McLeoa. riorroBpondlng Seeretary; Rev. A. 
 C Tliompson - ;!5ordIng Seorstary ; VVIUiam Peters, E§q., Treasarer. Bxeou- 
 tlve Connnlttef. ner-, John Pony C. T. Phillips, T. 9. Vanwart, J. A. 
 Vaiwart, J. A Oweiv, Esq., E. C. Freeze Esq., Gideon McLeod, Esq., W. 
 G. Oatince, Esq., Trith Secretaries .iod Ti«amrer. 
 
«nt. 
 
 [1987. 
 
 FVW. 
 
 ■ " 1- 
 Parker, M D, 
 
 it, A Simpe|on, 
 
 lunderH, D D, 
 
 er. ' ',' 'j^_, 
 sq, Rev AW 
 
 ian. Rev J O 
 
 )laok, M A, J 
 
 MARITIME 
 
 I. Hopper, St. 
 avers, North 
 ^. B., Corres- 
 laurer. JIfra. 
 iUfax, N. S., 
 (forth River, 
 C. Spurden, 
 .Miss M. W. 
 vm. Allwood, 
 IS H. Laton, 
 lUps, Mrs. W. 
 amp, Mrs. 3. 
 
 [. 
 
 P., Auditor. 
 
 F N. R. 
 
 C. F. Ride- 
 Rev. Wm. 
 ExMotire 
 Esq., John 
 
 )F N. B. 
 
 W. H. Wey 
 Rev. A. 
 «r. Bxoou- 
 part, J. A. 
 id, Esq., W. 
 
 Iwr Jaundtot toki gtUowa' Bjipapiia. Bitten. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL 
 
 OFFICERS OF FillJJERS* CONFERENCE. 
 Rev. Joseph Noble, Chairman. Rev. G, A. Hartley, Correspondhig-Sec. 
 
 F. C. BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. 
 
 Bev. C F. Rideoat, President; &U the Elders of Oonfereooe, Yiee- 
 Preiideats ; itev. John Gravinor, Recording Secretary ; B. C^ Fi«Me 
 Esq., Correspondint< Secretary and Agent ; D. W. Clark, Esq., Treas- 
 urer; Executive Committee— Geo. E. Foster, Thomas E. Smith, L. 
 S. Vanwart, F. C. Bloodworth, C. W. Wejrman, W. H. Sherwood- 
 and J. H. Seeley, Esqs. 
 
 F. 0. BAPTIST MINlSl'Efts' RELIEF FUND. 
 
 Rev. J. N. Barnes^ President; Rev. A. Taylor and S. H&yden 
 Shaw, Esq., Vice-Presidents; Mr. Aaron Hartt, Reoordin^c Secretary ; 
 R. E. Mctteod, Esq., Treasurer; G. J. Worden, Esq., Auditor. Dis- 
 bursement Committee— Revs. Wm. Kinghorn, T. W, Carpenter, G. 
 L. Good, Wm. Peters and Albert Palmer. 
 
 EXECUTIVE OF CONFERENCE. 
 
 Rev. J. E. Reud, Chairman, Ke.swick ; Major Vince, Secretary, 
 Woodstock. Members— Rev. G. A. Hartley, Rev. Jos. McLeod, 
 William Peters, Esq., Revs. A. Taylor and C. T. Phillips, 
 
 F. 0. BAPTIST BOARD OF MANAOBES. 
 
 B. S. Palmer, Esq., Hampstead, Q. Co^ Chairman; Rev. G. A. 
 Hartley, Carleton, St. John Secretary; D W. Clark, Enq., Carleton, 
 St. John, Treasurer. R. E. McLeod, Es(i., E. McLeod and. T. A 
 Vanwart, Esq. 
 
 MINISTERS. 
 
 Revs H. Sipprell, Somerville, C. C; Joa. Noble, Hampstead, Q. Co. ; JMob 
 Ounter, Frederioton; Alexander Taylor, Tracey's Mills, C. Co.; Bobert Freoeh, 
 Portlandt St. John; John Perry, Cornwall, Carleton Co.; William Kinghorn, 
 Nathjraasir, Y.Co.; O. A. Hartley, Carleton, Saint John; Thomas Oonnor, Victoria 
 Comer, 0. Co.; John MoKeniie, Jerusalem, Queens Co.; W. Downey, Monc- 
 ton, W. Co. ; J. T. Parso&i, Waterloo Street, B(. John; J. N. Barnes, Wilson's 
 Beach, Campobello; Oeorge W. McDonald, Sussex, K. Co.: J. K. Read, Keswiok, 
 YorkCo.; G.T.HarUey, Upper Woodstock, C. Co.: T. O. DeWitt, Watendlto, 
 Carleton Cd. ; Joseph MeLeod, Frederioton ; Elijah Oray, Salisbury. West- 
 moriand Co.; 0. T. Phillips, Woodstock; B. Oarrlty, Woodstock; John S. 
 Jones, Oaverhill, York Co.; John Gravinor, Bristol, 0. Co. ; T. W. Carpenter, 
 Wickham, Queens Co. ; B. Oolpitts, Jacksonville, 0. County. ; J. Henderson, 
 Andover, V. 0.; 8. H. Weyman, Butternut Ridge, Westmorland Co.; W. De- 
 Ware, Jacksonville, Carleton Co. ; J. Wesley Clark, Tracv Mills. Carleton Co. ; 
 Henry Hartt, Jacksontown, .Carleton Co.; John A. Robertson, Portland, 
 St. John; J. J. Barnes White Head, Grand Manan; G. B. Trafton, Brown's 
 Flat, K.Co.; C. F. Rideout, Upper Kent, C. Co.; A. Trafton, Eel River, 
 York Co.; W. J. Halse, Portland, St. John; John H. Erbb, Bellelsle, K. 
 Co.; 8. W. Shaw, Coldstream, Carleton County; 0. N. Mott, Swingfleld, K. 
 Co.; G. W. Foster, BrookviUe; A. C. Thompson, Petltcodiac. Westmorland 
 Co.; H. H. Cosman, Seal Cove, Grand Manan; F. Babcock, Taylor Vlllagre, 
 Westmorland County; T. S. Vanwart, Victoria. Carleton Co. 
 
 CHRISTIAN, OR DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 
 
 Saint Joha, N. B.— Coburg Street— T. H. Capp. Letete, Charlotte Co. 
 
 Rideout. Beaver Harbor and LeTang- V. D Nowliu. Leonardville and 
 
 Lord's Cove . Deer Island, N. B.-W. f. Hughes. Keswick, 
 
 N. B.— ^lenry Boone 
 
 MISSIONARY BOARD. 
 
 E. C. Ford, Chairman. T. H. Caup, Treasurer. J. E. Barnes, Secretary. 
 E. C^BOwers, T. H. Copp, Howard Murray, Commlttw. 
 
Lame HonM haVelNiviiiuzM by fellows' iMming^ EsNnoe. 
 
 88 
 
 BDUCATI017AL. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 EduoatioDCll Department of the Province. 
 
 PikC?:iioiAi. BoAKD or EDDfAKON.— The Uovernor, Th« Members of t'ne Executive 
 Ooanoil,The President oftbs Univenity ofNelir KraDSvlok, and the Chief Super- 
 iBtCDdent of KdacktioD. 
 
 Oaiv BvpnitifTCKDBN*4 or Eou<UTioH.->WilIia:''n Crocket, A. M. 
 
 OtBRE OB AKBiBTAinr.— Geor^te Thompeon. Thomas Nisbet, Clerk. 
 
 PROVETOrAL NooxAL School. —Eldon MuUin, A. M., Principal. Assistants, H. 
 Creed, M. A., Eklw. L. O'Brien; Miss Alice M. Clark, Instructor Reading; 
 Alphee Belliveau, French Department; Eldw. Gadwallader. B. A., Instrac- 
 tor Music. Model Department, John F. Rogers, Annie Harvey and Ellen 
 Mcleod. 
 
 iNSPJiOToaAL ScHcoii DiSTRiora.— No. 1. The Counties of Restieouche, 
 Olou ter, Northumberland; Inr.pector, Geo. W. Mersereau, A. B., New- 
 castle. 
 
 TTo. 2. The Counties of Kent, Victoria and Madawaska, and the Parishes 
 of Aberdeen, Kent andWicWow, intheCoimtyof Carleton; Inspector, Jerome 
 Boudreau, Richibucto. 
 
 No. 3. The Counties of Westmoreland, and Albert, and the Parishes of 
 Havelock and Caldwell in Elings County; Inspector, Gteo. Smith, A. B., 
 
 , lO. 4. The Counties of Queens and Simbury and the County of Kings, 
 except the Parishes of Havelock, Cardwell, Westfleld and Greenwich; lui- 
 spector, D. P. Wetmore, Clifton, Kings Co. 
 
 No. 5. The Counties of St. John and Charlotte, and the Parishes of West- 
 field and Greenwich in Kings County: Inspector, W. 8. Carter, A. M.,St. 
 John. 
 
 No. 6. The County of York and the Cou'ty of Carleton, except the 
 Parishes of Aberdeen, Kent and Wicklow; Inspector, [.,B. Oakes, A. M., 
 Wooastock. 
 
 PaoviNOUL ExAiiiNiRB or Trioiieks.— W. Brydone Jack, D. C. L., Examiner In 
 School Management, Ac. Thomas Harrison, LL. D. /Examiner in Mathematics. 
 Lortng W. Bailey, Ph. D., Examiner in History and Oeoirraphy. H. S. Bridges, 
 
 A. M., Examiner in Langua^. G. W. Mersei-eau, A. B., Examiner in Teach- 
 ing, &c. Examiner in Drawing. 
 
 MADRAS SOHOQL. 
 
 Tbm Oovhuior AC Trostus or TBI Maok AS School ib Nrw BRUnswioc—The 
 Lieutenant Governor, the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, the Members of Her 
 Majesty'* Oouncil; the Judce of the Oonrt of Vice Admiralty; the Speaker of the 
 Hnase of Assembly; the Mayor sad Recorder of Saint John; the llootor and 
 Ohnrohwardons of Trinity Oharch, Saint John; together with T. W. Daniel, 0-. 
 Sidney Smith, Simeon Jones and H. W. Frith, Esquires 
 
 H. Lawrance Sturdee, E^nire, Clerk and Treasurer. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Visitor on behalf of Her Majesty— HIa Honor the Lieutenant Oovernor. 
 
 GoRPOBATiOM ANi> MsMBBRS or SBHATB.— T. Harrisou, LL. D., President; Hon. 
 David Wark. George Coulthard, M D., Hon. Esekiel McLeod, LL. 3., Hon. 
 Archibald Harrison. W. Crocket, A. M., Foster McFarlane. M. D., Chief Jus- 
 tice Allen, Boyle Travers, M. D., Hon. Allan A. Davidson, Hon. James 
 Mitchell, M. P. P., and E. L. Wetmore, M. P P. 
 
 Registrar and Treasurer— J. Douglas Hazen, B. A. 
 
 Profewsor of Mat>iematlc9, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, &c.— T. Harrison, 
 LL. D. Professor of Ohemiatry and Natural Science— Lori'ng W. Bailey, Ph. D.. 
 
 Professor of English Literature, Logic and Metnphysici . Professor of 
 
 Classical Literature and History— H. S Bridges, M. A. Professor of Prench 
 
 Language and Literature . Examiners f..r Degrees— Vv'^m. Crocket, 
 
 M. A., Rev. G. Goodridge Roberts, A. M ; Havelock Coy, A. B.; Bxaninera 
 in Civil Uw— P. E. Barker, D C. L., Wm. Pvigsley.D. C. L. 
 
 AssociATKD Alumni of N. B. UNrvBRSiry.— President. H. C. S. Brldees, 
 M. A.: Vice-Presidents, T. E. Barker, Esq., M. A., D. 0. L, W. Wilson, 
 
 B. A., G. Fred. Fisher, M. A., B. 0. L. Secretary-Treasurer, J. A. Van wart. 
 
Issenoe. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 ice. 
 
 t'ne Executive 
 Chief Super- 
 
 AsBlatants, H. 
 tor Reading: 
 . A., Instnic- 
 ey and Ellen 
 
 Restigouche, 
 A. R, New- 
 
 the Parishes 
 ^tor, Jerome 
 
 ) Parishes of 
 Smith, A. B., 
 
 ityof Kings, 
 •eenwich; m- 
 
 jhes of West- 
 er, A. M., St. 
 
 I, except the 
 )akes, A. M., 
 
 ., Examiner In 
 I Ma'.hematics 
 i. S. Bridges, 
 ner in Teach- 
 
 imsinoK.— The 
 mbers of Her 
 Ipeaker of the 
 Uootor and 
 W. Daniel, O. 
 
 ernor. 
 
 esident; Hon. 
 
 LL. 3., Hon. 
 ., Chief Jus- 
 Hon. James 
 
 -T. Harrison, 
 Jailey, Ph. D. . 
 Profesaor of 
 or of French 
 Im. Crocket, 
 }.; Bxarniner.H 
 
 8. Brldeea, 
 ., W. WUson, 
 A. Vanwart, 
 
 tuM 1immUwh$mmtM Hy v4hiim*imtW9MmttMi 
 
 1887.] 
 
 BDUOATiOHATi. 
 
 89 
 
 M. A. Qounatt, Geo. U. Lee, H. A., B, C- L., Sea R. i>arkU, VL Am J<dHi 2L 
 Currie J: A ^. BL (^rman! M, aJ l! W. Bkm.K k., WS^.timSWi 
 Al}«n, M. A., Kev. Q. G. Boberts, M. A. ^ 
 
 pOlMHwh C%o^ Fred«riotoo.—HM4 Matter, Q«6t>n Robert Parkin, A. Il 
 A8dst«ntiE|-^H,y; Bridges, A. ]£.,J^Qii|e GrefgoiT^ 
 
 " ''^[OUMf ALinON WESLMTAH GOLLBOB, SAdKYIM.*, M. B. 
 SoAul otTBtataaa aitd GovKaNuu.-TReT. J. lioMdu^. D. D , Chairman; Joddl 
 
 Wood, Ibq., A.' M,. Treaettrer; A. A. Stockton, Esq.rM. A., ixCL., SeoMUnr: 
 Rot. H. Piokard, D, D., Rev. H. Pope, D. D., Rev. 0. Stewart, D. D., Re?I A. W. 
 Nieolson, Ror. John Litherii, B. D., Rev. WilUanf H. Hearts, Iter. W. C. 
 
 Brown. Rev. S. F. Heuertds, Rev. Edwin Evaiis, Rev. Howard Spnttue, D j>.. 
 Rev. Thomas Bxuten. M. A., Henry B. Allft^on', taqi, Joeeph PHoEfcrd, Rml, 
 James O. Dtxoto, £m|., David Allison, t»q., L. L. O., fac R Inoh, Km., LL. D., 
 " ' G. H. Starr, Bsq., Aleztuiderieibaon, Bm., Jo8Mh L. 
 
 . M. 4-, 
 
 Allison, 
 
 JairUS Hart, <»>h., v.. x&. »•«»•, ^wxi-, Aroii.'.Mt«RU vnumm, MiimM., ««a« 
 
 Black, Esq., M. P. P., Lemuel L. Beer, Esq .Albert 8. White, B. A., M.'P. P. 
 Executive Committee -James D. Dixon. EsOm Chairman. The Rev. 0. 
 Stewart, D. D., Rev. H. Pickard, D. D., Kenry B. Allison, Esq., James R. 
 Inch, Esq., L.L. D., Josiah Wood, Esq., A. M., Joseph L. Black, Esq., W. F. 
 George, Esq., Rev. B. C. Borden, B. A. 
 
 CoLLBOB Board.— James R. Iik^ |$s4«^*^^- !)•< President; Alfrnd D. 
 Smith Esq., A. M., Secretary; The Rev. H. Pickard, D. D., Rev. 0. Stewart, 
 D. D.^Rev. H. Pope, D.D., Kev. A. W. Nlcolson, Rev. John Lathem,!). D. 
 Rev. W. H. Hearlk Rev. W. C. BroWn^ Rev. 8. F. BuStis, Rev. J. 'Bunrash 
 Bl A.. Rev. Edwin Evans, Rev. H, Spragne* D- Dm Rev* Thos. Ri "" 
 
 David Allison, Esq.. L. L d:, Josiah Wood, Esq., A. M., Henry 
 James D. Dii^on, Bin., Joseph Prichard, Esq., Jalrus Harl 
 Stockton, Esq:, D. C. L., Joseph L. Black, lisq., Cteotge H. 
 Alexandcir Oibsoo, Kaq., Lemuel L. Beer. Esq., 8.'W. Huntmiv 
 J. MoMurray. ■ ■ .-:,•;.■, ■ •■ i, < m 
 
 FAomAY OF ARi«.-^ames R. Inoh, A. H., LL. D., President and Pro- 
 fessor of Mental FhUosophy and Logic. Rev. C. Stewart, D. P., FtofMsor 
 of Moral Philosophy and Evidences of Christianity. Alfred D. Smith, A.]t., 
 Wood' Professor of 0ia8tic 4. S. W. Hnnton., M. A.,' Professor Of Matiie- 
 matiOs. Rev. J. BOrwash, M. A., Professor of Chemistrr and Experhneatal 
 Physics. Rev. B^iO. Borden, B. A., Prbftasor of English uanfoaae attd 
 Liji^n^use ;Prof. A. D. Smith. A. M.; Secretary to the Faculty. nrofr& W. 
 Hunton, A. M., Librarian. Prof. Burwash, M. Am Qurator of Museum, 
 
 FAouLTroFTpsoirf^^Y'-^AiuesR. Inoh, LL.' D., President (ex offldo), 
 Pi^essor of Logic and Biblical Literature. Rev. C. Stewart, O. D., Dean. 
 C.X Allisoh, Prof, or Old Testament Exegesis and Systematic Theology. 
 A. D. Smith, M. A., Professor of Greek. 
 
 Board or ExAMffistis.— Rev. H. Pickard, D. D., Rev. H. Pope, D. D., Rev. 
 John Lathern, D. D., Rev. W. O. Brown, Rev. C. Jost, M. A., Rev. H. 
 Sprague, D. D., Rev. E. Evans, Rev. C. H. Paisley, M. A., Rev. John 
 Burwash, 111, A. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR — KING'S COLLEOS. 
 
 Founded by Act of Parliament, 1789; Royal Charter granted 1808. 
 
 Patron: Hfe Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 Gtovemors, l886-8tt: Rt. Rev. Hibbert Binney, D. D., President; Most Rev. 
 John Medley, D. D., Rev. John Ambrose, M. A., Hon. W. J. Almon, B. C. 
 L., Bev. Canon Brigstocke, M. A., Prof. Hurd, M. A., D C. L., Rev. O. W. 
 Hill, M. A., D. C. L., C. Wilcox, Esq., Yen E. Gilnin, D. D. J. A. Shaw. Esq., 
 Rev. C. E. Willete, M. A., D, C. L.. I. Allen Jack, Ifeq., D. C. L,, J. C. Moody, 
 Esq., M. D., Rev. H. How, B. A. Appointed bv the Diocesan Senate of 
 NovaSScotia, Rev. Canon Partridge, F. C. Sumichrast, Esq. Appointed by 
 the Diocesan Synod of New Brunswick, Rev. F. W, Vroom, R. T. CUnon, 
 Esquire. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer: T. Ritchie, Esq. 
 
 Secretary of the Incorporated Alumni : C. H. Carman, Esq. 
 
 Committees for Matriculation and Local Examinations— For St. John, N.B.: 
 Rt. Rev. H. T, Kingdon, D. D., Rev, Canon Brigstocke, M. A„ Rev.R. Simonds, 
 B. A., Rev. G. G. Roberts, M. A., I. Allen Jack, Esq., D. C. L., Seeretaiy. ; • 
 
90 
 
 BAMKB. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 I^'CtiKrUai^,teMim, P. E. I.; Hon. Mr. JuBtioe Henaley, Hbti. tVederiok 
 B^k««; fVedfertel Fetere, Baq., A. 6. W»rt)uiton, Esq., B. C.% , > 
 
 FAjCuunr.— President of the QoUeKe: Profeasor of Claastoi Bey. Immu; 
 Brdck; M. A.; Professor of HatiKUnittDS, Natural FhllofloPQjr flipd Ekvslneer- 
 ing, W. R. Butler. Eaq.; Profeanr of Obemtetrr, Geoloarp' Atid Mlnliig, O. T( 
 Kennedy, Esq., M. A., B. Ap. 8c., F. O. S.; Professorof English Literature 
 and French, C. O. D.Roberts Esq., M. A.; Professor In Classics and Ger: 
 man. W> A. HaimmoQd.iE^., H. A.; Bursar, Prof. Button Ubmrtan and 
 ^entiflc Curator, Prof. Kennedy. 
 
 W^spR/aCAoixY.— Founded 1788. (Under thesupervitdoBofthe^vem- 
 
 ''HeadMarter: ^y. CL E, WiUets, M, A., (Canteb.) D. C. li. 
 
 Wnl Ma^M': A. B. tturray, dtevenson Scholar. - ;: ;4'h i 
 
 Gia«FMi HousB, llSPucAaiMT Stbbkt, Hautax.— Prlnctpalt JU U« SiubI- 
 ioluast,EBq. A lanes staff of Assistant Teachers. H < ;. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Bank or New Bbunswiok, Saint John.- Capital, t600,000; 
 Pirefdckiit, Hon.' J. D. Lewin : Vice-President, John Yeatt; Matiasw, 
 G. A. i^ofield ; Cashier. William Girvan ; Accountant, jTosnua 
 plawfioo ; Corresponding Oierk, B. C. Boyd; Tdler^, H. Girvita, J. 
 M>Pi^K«ndAttbur McDonald; X«dger Keepers, G. L. Robinson, 
 AUisott Wishart and W. S. Thomas ; Discount Clerks, H. Jk Bcfao- 
 field and G. W. Daniel ; Clerks, Charles McDonald and James 
 Keator; Messengers, W. I'attison and A. S- Pattison; Direetofs, 
 T. W. Danleli G. H. Fairweather and W. W. Turtlwll. ' 
 
 Bank of Momtml&l.- Caoital $12,000,000. Besarve Fund, l&obo.. 
 or?. President) Cbarks F< Smitfaers; General Manager, W. J. 
 ^LushMHMD, Assistant Gieneral Manager and Chi«f Insbeotor, A 
 Maonider ; St. John Branch, E. C. Jones, Manager ; A. H. Beddome, 
 Aocouiltant ; F. H. Ji Ruel, DisConnt Clerk ; G; Dean, Teller ; J. 
 Ambrose, Clerk ; W. I*. Germaine, Ledger Keep^ ; R. M. Mapier, 
 0, K. Canipbelll, and A. T. Stikeman, Clerkis^ . 4,, h.. :V^|«?n, Mes- 
 senger. Branches— Moncton and ClumiMn. , ;;'>^,^^*/ ,• 
 
 Bank of Nova SoofiA.— Inoorporated 1831. Capita, 11,114,000. 
 Reserve Fund, 9340,000. President, John S. McLean: Cashier, 
 Thomas Fyshe ; Directors, John DouU, Vice-PresidMit, Samuel A. 
 White, l>aniel Cronan, Adam Bums, Jairus Hart. Head Office, 
 Halifax, N.S. St. John Branch- J. M. Robinson, Agent ; C. J. 
 R. Kerr, Accountant ; F. W. Daniel, Teller ; A. C. F. Sorrell, T. B. 
 Blair, Budr Robertson, W. H. Soovil, Clerks. Geotge Thompson, 
 Messenger. 
 
 Bank, OF British North America.— Capital, £1,000,000 stg. ; 
 Head Office, London, England. Head Office in Canada, Montrmd. 
 R. R. Grindley, Genehil Manager. St. John Office— Wm. B. Collier, 
 Manager ; W. Godfrey, Accauntant ; John Miller, Teller ; Thomas 
 Kirkwood, R. D. Wilson, H. Homsby, H. G. Mills, H. L. Peiler and 
 A. P. Hazen, Clerks. Wm. Maber, Mevsenger. 
 
 Maritime Bank op the Dominion of Canada.— Authorized Capi- 
 tal, $2,000,000 ; Capital paid up, $321,900; Rest, $60,000. President, 
 Thomaa Maelellan ; Vice-President, Jeremiah Harrison. Dh^tdrs, 
 John Tapley, Jonn McMillan, A. A. Sterling ; Accountant, W. M. 
 Botsford ; Teller, J. Fred. McMillan ; Clerks, W. O. Slipp, O. H. 
 
 Year O 
 
 1826, A 
 
 1826, 
 
 1827, 
 
 1828, 
 
 1820^ 
 
 1830, 
 
 1831, 
 
 1888, Md 
 
 1833, Ai 
 
 1834, 
 
 1885, M( 
 
 18.%, A] 
 
 1837, 
 
 1838, Ml 
 
 1839, Ac 
 
 1840, ^ 
 1841, 
 1842, 
 1843, 
 1844 
 1846, 
 
o. tVederiok 
 
 ftbeCKuvem- 
 
 iWl^l^MtMri. 
 
 im.] 
 
 THB MLVflH. 
 
 M 
 
 A. S. Mur»y ; WoodBtook, N, B>, G. WTVanwart 
 
 ^ Hauf^^ Bmaa OoMPAST.-Roble TTnUoke. Preiidttit: L.'j. 
 Mortam, Vkw-FretMent j Thos. Bayne, F. D. Corbett. Jmnes Thom- 
 son, Dir«oton, HaUfax. JanM G. Taylor, A««nt, St Johti; 0«6. 
 A. ThoniKwi Aooovntaat; T. W. MagM, T^er; T. IL O. Aim. 
 ■ttoilt,OlMk. 
 
 ^■oplk's Bank or N. B t'uspntiOTON.—Oaptal; 1180,000. M^, 
 A. F. BandoAph ; Cashier, John W. SportliNii AccounUttt, DTLm 
 Babbitt ; Paylnff Teller and Discount Clerk, W. B. CoiU^hard ; Re- 
 ceiviog Teller, H. G. Bsly ; Messenger, Daniel BichartU. 
 
 Banking Hovbb of MAOLXU«fN & Co.— Thomas MaQWOaniAlfred 
 Chilton BUir. Accountant, Andrew Blair; Teller, Charles W. Lee, 
 Ledger Keeper, Boies DeVeber; Discount Cferk, Jolm Russell, jr. ; 
 Clerks, ChttAcfs A Kinnear, W. H. White. 
 
 DoMiirioNJSbvKRNMiirx^yiNOftBANK, Saint John.— B. W. Ch>ok* 
 shank, AJisIsteht Bebelver General, Manager. Jaines BoUniion and 
 S. B. Patterson, Accountants. G. F. Suicton and A. C. A. Salter, 
 TeKers. T^oe. H. Lawson Masseiiger. OlBpe hours from 10 to 3 ; 
 Sh^lunibky, 10 to 1. Agents— Bathurst, W.J. O^rien. Chatham, 
 D. Feiguson. Dalkousie, W. Moiitgomery. Dorchester, Walter 
 
 DofaeOQ. FVedericton, A. F. Str^t Neweastle, ' '' ' • , 
 
 Qttaeo, Wm. Vavghaa. BfehibttOto, John Busk. HilliAmrq. R. B. 
 Stoevee. St. Andrews, C. M. Gove. Woodstock, D. F. Menitt 
 MoQcfton^'J. CnmdiM. Sussex, B. HarrisoA. 
 
 , 
 
 
 r ; 
 
 iing of the Jtiver 
 
 The Dates of the Opening and Oloi 
 
 St. John ginoe 182&r > 
 
 Year Opened Closed 
 
 Year Opened Closed 
 
 
 1825, April 15 Nov 20 
 
 1826, ^' 17 " 14 
 
 1846, April 6 Nov 25 
 
 1867, April 24 Nov 16 
 
 1847, May 2 " 20 
 
 1868, " 26 •• 16 
 
 1827, " 6 Dec 8 
 
 1848, April 19 " 13 
 
 1809, "21 " 26 
 
 1828, •• 20 Nov 19 
 
 1849, " 8 Deo 4 
 
 1870, " 12 " 27 
 
 1820^ " 17 " 15 
 
 1850, '• 30 Nov 27 
 
 1871, " 10 " 20 
 
 1830, " 18 *• 20 
 
 1851, " 26' " 21 
 
 1852, " 30 Dec 12 
 
 1872, « 28 " 26 
 
 1831, •• 10 Dec 1 
 
 1«73, " 26 " 11 
 
 1882, May 8 Nov 15 
 
 1863, " 18 Nov 26 
 
 1874, " 24 " 17 
 
 1883, April 10 *' 5 
 
 1854, May 7 Dec 10 
 
 1875, May 2 " 13 
 
 1834, " 11 " 17 
 
 1856, April 27 Nov 2 
 
 1876, April 24 " 29 
 
 1885, May 1 "28 
 
 1866, " 25 " 1 
 
 1877, " 15 " 28 
 
 18.'<6, AprU 28 " 19 
 1837, ^* 17 " 
 
 1867, " 17 " 2 
 
 1878, " 20 Dec 15 
 
 1868, " 22 " 1 
 
 1879, " 21 Nov 21 
 
 1888, May 1 " 25 
 
 1869, " 16 " 2 
 
 1880, " 24 " 22 
 
 1839, April 25 " 28 
 
 1840, ^' 10 " 28 
 
 1860, " 25 " 2 
 
 1881, " 14 " 20 
 
 1861, '.' 18 Dec 2 
 
 1882, May 1 « 22 
 
 1841, "27 "27 
 
 1862, " 25 Nov 25 
 
 1883, April 21 " 28 
 
 1842, "24 "22 
 
 1863, " 25 " 30 
 
 1884, " 21 " 18 
 
 1848, " 26 " 14 
 
 1864, " 26 " 29 
 
 1886, " 26 " 14 
 
 1844, •* 14 " 22 
 
 1865, " 8 " 29 
 
 1886, " 24 " 26 
 
 1845, " 28 Dec 4 
 
 1866, " 16 Dec 6 
 
 

 IMAGE EVALUATION 
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 [1887^ 
 
 Post Office DejMUrtment, Eli S^n^ N. B 
 
 rA. 
 
 Inspsc!Iob!s OpfioEj^aintJqhk.— 
 
 r 
 
 •PesT Ofxick; Saihv JOhn.-^ J. KiDfe,;F(MrtinuMiter{ Jwmes Wood- 
 row, Assistant Pobtmaster. Cleiks, M. J. Potter, A. W. Baed, K* Pr 
 
 J. L. Finw, B.D. Woodrow, J. W. Butg, R. A. HmnUii, ThopiM 
 JeakiBs. JvH. Ritchie. John P, MiLA^W^-Thpmppon, J. C, 
 Clark, H. P. lieg. F. Feigwwn. W. S. BaU, Jphn K Copp. fohp P. 
 Hipw^ll, W. 0. Punham and JanvM ^iiwlv^. George. BeU, Ofl^ce 
 Kecqper; BlAleblin M^LfBodt K^ 
 
 Momm, Oscar Otrauty 
 P'. Ga8)Mly. 
 
 J. Weldoii, ir.* J. !B>. Pidgagn, G4M.Ti[L. Barker, A. J. (Srosu, Dr.f jfipe, 
 
 Freeze, Geo. H. Oiilton, A4ez> I4vi^y> John Canpbell, 0.;F. Hoben, 
 F. E. Ketchum, A. G. Edgecombe, Hector Nadeau, John W. Watt 
 Probationary, H, B. Peck. 
 
 RATES OF POSTAGE. 
 
 PoBT CAfips,— Uon^inion and United States, Ic. Great Britaiv 
 and other Pbstal iMiiMi Oountrtets 26. tUpl^ Pott Caitda fot vaevnOiin 
 the Dominion wiU be tMtMif .«< two cents each. 
 
 Drop Lbttsbb.— City, Oa^leton, and Pdrtland, Ic. per half ounce. 
 
 Dominion 
 
 United [States. 
 Newfoundland. 
 Great BriUia.. 
 
 Letters. 
 
 Sc. per i oz. 
 
 do. 
 6o. per \ oz. 
 
 do. 
 
 Book Post. 
 
 *lc. per 4 oz. 
 
 do. 
 * do. 
 Ic. per 2 oz. 
 
 Parcel Poet. 
 
 6c, per 4 OS. 
 No Parcel Pott 
 
 do. 
 80c. per lb. 
 
 Dominion. 
 
 United States . 
 Newfoundland. 
 Great Britian . 
 
 Patterns and 
 Samples. 
 
 lo. per 4 oz. 
 
 10 cents each 
 
 Ic. per 4 oz 
 
 2c. tor first 4 oz., and la 
 for each extra 2 oz . . . . 
 
 Legal and 
 Commercial Paper*. 
 
 By Parcel Post, 6 ots. 
 
 per 4 oz. 
 3 cents per i oz. 
 do. for nnt 10 oz. and 
 la for each extoa 2 oz. 
 do. 
 
 1^87.] 
 
i^W.] POgT OITFIOB. 09 
 
 Limit of weight |>]r f aroel JPoet leithin the DomiDian-S lbs. 
 
 Parcel Post Mails for the United Kingdom will be made up weekly 
 at the Saint John Post Office for transmission by the CanadUan Mail 
 Steameni. I^inril- of weight, S lbs. 
 
 Limit of weight for Book Packets, 5 lbs., for the Maritime Provin- 
 ces, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, the North West and Victoria, B. C. 
 
 Limit of weight per Sample Post, 24 oa.. Dominion and Nffwfound- 
 land ; 8 oa,, Great Britain and the Uni tea States. 
 
 ^Items cannot be registered. ■ \- 
 
 Packets by Parcel Post should be so labelled. ' 
 
 Packets b^ Book and Sample Post must be so put up as to adtolt of 
 easy inspection. 
 
 Bnvelopes closed and simply clipped at the ends cannot be f arww*ded 
 by Book Post. 
 
 . . . 1 •;} aqi;'*** 
 ~ n'Ai:/^* 
 
 >* • . . ;.';*! I 
 
 MONEY ORDER OFFICE. 
 
 In sending money by Mail it is always best to tra^Qsmit by Money 
 Order, if possiblei: If sent by letter it should always be registeredi 
 Money orders issued and paid from 9 a. M. to^ 4 P. M. 
 
 00MIII88I0N ON MONBT ORDERS. i!!!! ;'['","'."? 
 
 On Monkey Orders dtawn by any Moniey Order Office In Canada on 
 
 any oth.it 'Money Order ^Office in the Dominion, is as follows : 
 
 , . ' ... i .iti<«i i(i''l 
 
 . •♦orritn « '■ 
 
 If not exceeding $4 2su<^'u i> 
 
 Ovefrll ^ •• 10 60. 
 
 " 10 *• " 20 lOo. 
 
 i, 20 « " 40 90c. 
 
 " 40 '• " flO ...U .80a 
 
 " 60 •• " 80 40c. 
 
 " 80 •* " 100 ..iflOo^.'M.. 
 
 No Single Money Order, payable in the Dominion of Canada, ttaa 
 be issued for more than $100 ; but m many of 8100 oach may be given 
 as the remitter requires. • 
 
 The oth^r Countries and Biitish Colonies upon which Money Oriders 
 are granted are distinguished by an Aster^Uk {*) in the subjoined table ; 
 the rates (A Commission in all casen being as follows : 
 
 If not exceeding |10 lOo. 
 
 Over 810 20. ....'••'. '(.••••• 80o, 
 
 " 20 " " 80 ..:].'.';.. V'. 80oi' 
 
 i « 80 " " 40 40c. 
 
 •• 40 •• •• 60 50o. 
 
Barker'! aiiialw»lite*«Ml4i!» toOtarigiaal and Omniae. 
 
 H. POST OVFXOB. . 
 
 
 
 
 [1887. 
 
 FOREIGN POSTAGE TABLE. 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 
 Letter 
 BatCL 
 
 i oz. 
 
 Post 
 Cards 
 
 News- 
 papern 
 
 Book 
 Pck'ts 
 
 ■ • 
 
 R^. 
 
 each. 
 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 ■■2* 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 2 . 
 2 
 
 >^.^ 2 
 
 "2" 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 . . k . . . 
 
 2oz. 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 9 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 2oz. 
 
 *Adto' (in Arabia) India Postal 
 Agenoy 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 c7 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 10 
 16 
 
 2 
 1 
 2 
 
 2 
 3 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 '■■r 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 1- 
 
 3 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 3 
 3 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 3 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 2 
 
 3 
 3 
 
 s 
 
 6 
 R 
 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 6 
 6 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 ..ft'. 
 
 i 
 5 
 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 6 
 5 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 6 
 5 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 & 
 5 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 •Algeria 
 
 Argentine Confederation 
 
 •Austria- Huniirarv 
 
 *vMt^j^-.rr/ .:..... : 
 
 •Belgium 
 
 *B4rarada ......... 
 
 •Borneo, North (British) 
 
 Brazil... 
 
 •Cane Colony 
 
 •Ceylon 
 
 Chifi 
 
 China 
 
 • Hong-Kong and agencies oC, 
 Hong-Kong, P.u. at Amoy, Can- 
 ton,Foo-ohow, Hankow, Hoihow, 
 Nnm)o,Snanghai& Swatow, .... 
 
 •Panama (British Postal' Agepoy)[ '. 
 
 •Cyprus 
 
 •Denmark, including Iceland and 
 
 Faroe Islands 
 
 •East Indies, (Dutch), Java, etc . . 
 ♦Egytit. . ..................... 
 
 •Fafldand Islands .....; 
 
 Fiii Islands 
 
 •France 
 
 •Gambia; 
 
 •Germany , 
 
 •Gibraltar. 
 
 •Gold Coast 
 
 •Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 •Guadurtin Belooohistan) 
 
 •Guiana, British 
 
 •• Dutch and French 
 
 Honduras 
 
 • " Brhish (BeUsra) 
 
 •India, British 
 
 •lUly , 
 
 •JaiMtti .... .'.. .. 
 
 •Itagoff, , . , ,, ' 
 
 Luxembourg 
 
 •Malta 
 
 •Mauritius 
 
 Mexico 
 
 •Muscat (In Arabia) India Postal 
 
 Agency 
 
 •Natal..: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 —7 
 
fmuine. 
 
 [im. 
 
 
 Book 
 
 
 Vsk'ta 
 
 R^. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 
 2 
 
 s 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 5: 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 ft'l 
 
 . ■■ •" 
 
 .,j. 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 1 . 
 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 S 
 
 8 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 1 X 
 
 5 
 
 1 2 
 
 5 
 
 1 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 2 
 
 5 
 
 1 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 1 
 
 5 
 
 1 3 
 
 6 
 
 1 3 
 
 5 
 
 1 2 
 
 5 
 
 I2 
 
 5 
 
 I2 
 
 5 
 
 I3 
 
 6 
 
 ll 
 
 6 
 
 ll 
 
 t» 
 
 H2 
 
 6 
 
 Hi 
 
 5 
 
 Hi ' 
 
 6 
 
 H2 
 
 5 
 
 V 
 
 5 
 
 H 
 
 5 
 
 M- 
 
 7 
 
 Hawrtbaro fv^ wtth gfltowi^ BfipipU Uttert. 
 
 1887i] 
 
 FOREIGN POSTAGB TABLB. 
 
 »S 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 
 Letter 
 Bate. 
 
 It oz. 
 
 'Netherlands 
 
 'Newfoundland 
 
 •Norway., — 
 
 Persia 
 
 * Bandez, Abas, Bushire Jask and 
 linga, (India Postal Agencies) 
 
 Peru 
 
 'Portugal, including Azores and 
 
 Maoena Islands 
 
 'Botunania. 
 
 Bussia, including Finland 
 
 •St. Helena 
 
 Saiidwioh Islands 
 
 'SeyohelleB Islands 
 
 'Sierra Leone — 
 
 Spain 
 
 'Straits Settlements (Singapore, etc) 
 
 ♦Sweden 
 
 •Switzerland 
 
 Turkey, European and Asiatic Con- 
 
 * stantint^le and Symrna (British 
 Postal Agencies) Bagdad and 
 Basrah India Postal Agencies . . . 
 
 •United States of America 
 
 Venezuela , 
 
 •Zanzibar, India Postal Agency). .. 
 West India Islands : 
 
 •British— Bahamas, Turks Island, 
 Antigua, Bai^badDS, Dominica, 
 Grenada, Jamaica, Montserat, 
 Nevis, 8t Kitta, St. Lucia. St 
 Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago 
 
 yiaN.Y 
 
 •• via Halifax 
 
 •Danish: St. Oroix, St- John and 
 St Thomas. 
 
 Spanish: Cuba 
 
 Porto Rico via N. Y 
 
 •• •• Halifax 
 
 Ifayti and Bt^ Domingo 
 
 AwtrtUia. 
 I.— Via San Fraqoisoo : 
 
 •South Australia, I 
 
 •Western Australia, I 
 
 •New South Wales, 
 
 tNew Zealand, 
 
 ^Queenslai(a, 
 
 •Tasmania. 
 
 •Victoria, 
 
 II. -Via Brindise: 
 •South Aqstralla, ) 
 •W<JBtern Australia, f " " 
 
 6 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 5 
 5 
 
 5 
 10 
 
 5 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 n 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 c7 
 
 cl« 
 
 cl6 
 
 Post 
 Cards 
 
 each. 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 '2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 News- 
 papers 
 
 2oz. 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 3 
 1 
 2 
 2 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 I 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 Book 
 Pck'ts 
 
 2oz. 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 3 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 
 Reg. 
 
 5 
 S 
 
 6 
 ft 
 
 ft 
 7 
 6 
 
 ft 
 ft 
 5 
 6 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 6 
 Hi 
 5 
 ft 
 
 '.t • \,-,, 
 
 1ft 
 
 15 
 
■n>mirtn»»iai>kt fMurl WUte Taetll. 
 
 ■>l::^r 
 
 96 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 [18^7. 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 
 *New South Wales, ^ 
 *New Zealand, 
 *Oae«ii8land, 
 *TMmaiiia, 
 ♦Victoria, 
 
 Letter 
 Rate. 
 
 Post 
 Cards. 
 
 each. 
 
 News- 
 papers 
 
 Book 
 
 Pck'tB 
 
 2oz. 
 
 ioz. 
 clO 
 
 2 oz. 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 Reg. 
 
 c Prepayment compulsory. 
 
 MATTER WHICH CANNOT BE FORWARDED THROUOH THE POST. 
 
 Any Izplosive 8ubatn,nce, ^lass, liquid, or other matter likely to en - 
 tail risk or injury to tne ordmary contents of the mail, will be sent to 
 the Dead Letter Office, Ottawa. 
 
 Spectacles and eye-glasses, if securely put in cases notlikely to allow 
 the contents to eicape if broken in course of conveyance, may be sent 
 by Post within ^e Dominion on prepayment of parcel post rates. 
 
 RE-DIRBCTED LBTXSRS. 
 
 Be-directed letters to places within the Dominion or United States 
 gfm. be forwarded without any additional charge if returned promptljr 
 Iq the office. 
 
 Letters sent to or received from a Country of the Postal Union, and 
 afterwards re>directed to any place in Canada, or a cotintry in the 
 Poistal Union, will be forwaraea even if taken out of the pffide, i&nd re* 
 addressed ; but if re-addressed to a place where there is a higner I'ate 
 of postage^ the difference of Postage will be chargeable. 
 
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 Carriers, unless pre-paia by Ic. siamp. 
 
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 " Religious Intelligencer," 
 
 Terms: $2.00 a Year in Advance, 
 
 AN Evangelical Fi.mily Newspaper (Weekly) for New Brunswick 
 and Nova 3cotia. 
 
 Rev. Dr. McLeod, Editor, - - - Fredericton, N. B. 
 
For Bhewmatjgm rub well with Uni7er«al Unimeiit. 
 
 98 
 
 ASSOCIATIONS 
 
 ri887. 
 
 Associations, Societies, Companies, Eto^ 
 
 New Brunswick Auxn^iART Bible Socieiy.— LeBaron Botsford, M D, Pres 
 ident; Thomas W Daniel, Edward Sears. John Wishail, Charles Patton, 
 Henrj VauKhan, Vice-Presidents; R. Cruilishanli, Treasurer; Thomas Mac- 
 lellan, Secretary. T B Barker, Hon Jot n Boyd, Joseph BuHock, Joshua 
 Ciawson, J A Estey, J E Irvine, Charles F Kinnear, James Logan, William 
 Pdters, Joseph Pritchard, G Robertson, T S Simms, G W Whitney, James 
 Barber, A G Bowes, R. W. Orookshank, Jonn March, William J Parks, Jas 
 Woodrow, Committee. The store of Messrs J & A McMillan, Prince William 
 Street, Depository. Thomas McKelvie, Agent. 
 
 St. Jobn Youmo Men's Chrisitan Association.— President, John E Irvine. 
 Vioe-Preddents, T W Daniel, J E Barnes, W 8 Morrison, M D, T W Sulis, Geo 
 Younger, A H Jones, J L Thomas, F S Jordan. Recording Secretaiy, G A 
 Henderson. Corresponding Secretary, J Ciawson. Treasm^er, E L Rising. 
 Librarian, Gideon Hevenor. Assistant Librarian. Barry Allen. Trustees, 
 J E Irvine, TW Daniel, Dr LeB Botsford, John Steward, EMcLeod, HJ 
 Thome, and E Frost. Managing Committee, H B Jackson, H B Miller, C H 
 Hutchings, G Mitchell, ETC Knowles, J S Mamie, Dr LeB Botsf oi-d, J O 
 Miller, E Frost, J Woodrow, S Kerr, H J Thome, H P Kerr, :E S St(q[>heu8on, 
 A W Sulis, D Irwin, S L Gorbell, C H Hutchings. and 8 B Paterson. 
 
 Y. M. C. Maritime Convention.— President, C. Pi'imrose, Pictou. Vice- 
 Presidents, R N Beckwith, Halifax, Alex T^atheson, Sydney, Dr W S Morri- 
 son, St John, N B, J D Seaman, Charlottetown, P E I, Geo Campbell, Tniro, 
 N S. Secretaries, H C Kendall, Sydney, H H Distin, St John. 
 
 New Brunswick S S Association.— Pi-esident, Rev T F Fotheringham. 
 Corresponding St'cretary, S J Parsons. Assistant Secretary, J T Fletcher. 
 Reoonung Sectary, G J C White. Treasurer; W G Gaunce. Vice-presi- 
 dents. AimWCo. J T Horaeman. Carletou Co, G W Hovey. Charlotte Co, 
 
 GlOMcester Co, Rev A F Thodipson. Kent Co» L W Johnston. 
 
 ^ ■• . , > Co, Gideon McLeod. Northumberland Co, Rey Neil McKay. Qu^ns 
 4. !. Albert Palmer. Restigouche Co, George Haddow. Sunbury Co, T L 
 \^ V i^ander. Victoria and Madawaska Counties, Rev A E Ingram. Westmor- 
 land Co, Jas Frier. York Co, J W Spurgeon. 
 
 Law Students Association (Established 1870.)— President, H A Mott. Vice- 
 President, R J Gilbert. Recording Secretary, A P Barnhill. Executive 
 Oommittee, J J Porter, W A Hlckt»on, J Boden. Lecture Committ",«, A P 
 BamtaiU, R J Gilbert, W A Hickson. 
 
 Pbovinoial Rifle Association.— Major John H Parks, President. Ueut. 
 Colonial J R Armstrong, Vice-president. The President, Lieut Colonel J B 
 Beer Major O R Arnold, Captain T H Hartt, Captain J W Kinnear, P A 
 Melville, Esq, and the Secretary, Elxecutive Committee, Captain J Twining 
 Hartt, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Maritime Commercial Travbllerb Association. —Adam Bums, President. 
 Wm J Stewart, Thos C Allen, J W Allison, James Fraser, Vice-presidents 
 for Nova Scotia. W 8 Fisher, Charles Masters, Arthur Everitt, George Mc- 
 Avity, Vico-presidents for N3W Bmnswick. Wm Robertson, Treasurer. 
 James Jack, Halifax, Secretary. H J A Godard, St J(An, N B, Assistant 
 Secretary. 
 
 Maritime Poultry Associ tion.— H T Stevens, President. J R Fraser, 
 Moncton, N B; Lieut Col Blaine, Rt John, N B; Dr Bennett, Kings County, N 
 B; Thomas M Bliss, Richioucto, Kent Co, N B; C E Grosvenor, Canterbury, 
 York Co. N B; Thos Stinson, St Andrews, Charlotte Co, N B; John Goland, 
 Pictou, N S; Andrew Downe". Halifax, N S; Vice-presidents. Philip Law, 
 Secretary. P A Macgowaa, Treasurer. Wm F Hay ward, J Sutton Boyd, J 
 R Foster, Benjamin Charters, J J Walker, Com of General Management. 
 
 N B Poultry and Pet Stock Association.— Col A Blaine, President. R R 
 Ritchie, St John County; C E Grosvenor, York Co; J BBnowball, Northum- 
 berland Co; W B MonlH, Charlotte Co; Philip Law, Webtmorland Co; L J 
 Almon, Kings Co; Vice-presidents H W Wilson, Secretary. J 8 McLaren, 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Dominion Safety Fund Life Association.— J De Wolfe Spurr, James T 
 Steeves, M D; W H Thome, Thos Temple, M P, Foster McTarlane, M D, 
 
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 responding 
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 G Emeet 1 
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 stroing, Ro 
 Sfc Paul, Pi 
 Stevens^R 
 John. (M 
 PS(arr,C 
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 Alfred Mil 
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 BVAMGBI 
 
 Henry Vai 
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 PORTU 
 
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 irks, Jas 
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 Bulls, Geo 
 taiy, G A 
 L Rising, 
 Trustees, 
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 fffller, C H 
 sfoi-d, JO 
 <^heu8on, 
 
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 ell, Tniro, 
 
 lerineham. 
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 artotte Co, 
 
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 at. Ueut. 
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 President, 
 presidents 
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 rreasurer. 
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 knterbury, 
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 1887.] 
 
 SOCIBTIBS. 
 
 99 
 
 John McMillan, David AUi*on, L L D. Dhrectors. J DeWolfe Spurr. Piesi- 
 dent. ChMles CampbeU, Secretary. Foster McFarlane, M D, kedlcal 
 Superintendent. J H Wright, Superintendent of Agencies. 
 
 VioTDAUMs AsBOOiiTKHf.-ameon Jones, President. John K Schofleld, 
 yice-prwldent. J Q/lndon Welch, Treasurer. G G Boyne, Secretary 
 Simeon Jones, Daniel I'atton, MA Finn, J K Schofleld, Thomas L Bourke 
 John O* Regan, Michael Hogan, J G Welch, D Breeze, Executive Committee! 
 
 Mbchamios' ImmTDTB.— PresldentjJames Christie, M D. Vine-presidents. 
 T B Hanington and Edwin Fisher. Recording Secretary, P S Bharpe. Cor- 
 responding Secretary, D P Chlsholm Treasurer, Geo W Whitney. Directors. 
 Silas Alward, Thos A Ranklne, Dudue Breeze, I Allen Jack. James inemlng 
 G Ernest Fatrweather, George F Matthew, Jonas Howe, James rafaiolcte, 
 Andrew Gilmour, A O Skinner, A J Lordly. Auditors, J B HammTJames 
 Adam, R F Qulgley. Curator, C C Parker. 
 
 Cbubcb op England Instttdtb.— The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of 
 Frederlcton and The Right Revemed the Bishop Coadjutor of Fredericton, 
 Patrons. The Rev Canon Brigstocke. M A, President. Vice-presidents, 
 The Rev D BPamther, Rector of Victoria, Carleton. The Rev G M Arm- 
 strong. Rector of St Mark. St John. The Rev Canon DeVeber, Rector of 
 St Paul, Portland. The Rev G Schofleld, Rector of Slmonds. The Rev L G 
 Stevens, Rector of Portland. The Rev GO Troop, Rector of St James, St 
 John. Charles F Khinear, Esq, T W Daniel, Ssq. Council, A P Tippet, R 
 P Starr, C E L Jarvis, E G Kfl>e, C A Macdonald, the Rev R Mathers, George 
 J Coster, Charles Masters. J McNichol, Jr, W H B Sadlier, A H DeMill, 
 Alfired Mills. M B Dixon, Secretary. George B Fairweather, Treasurer. E 
 G Kay, Librarian. 
 
 Bvanobuoal Allunob.— Capt Joseph Priohard, President. T W Daniel, 
 Henry Vaughan, Rev G M Armstrong, Dr Botsford, Rev GeorgaBruce, Rtv 
 Henry Daniel, John E Irvine. Vice-Presidents. Rev Dr MacraOtMbtrespond- 
 ing Secretary, S B Paterson, Seci'etaiy-Treasurer. ,, 
 
 Church of England Ladiks^ IifeTrruTS. Mrs Thos Walker, Vice-president. 
 Miss H E Peters. Secretary. Miss F Symonds, Treasurer. Miss Murray, 
 UvB G r ^mlth, Mrs C L Scammell, Mrs W H DeVeber, Mrs Wm Hazen, Mrs 
 F.orriis Robinson, Mrs J R Smith, Committee of Management. 
 
 Carlvon Branch Btblb Socibty.-DW Clark, President. TkeresidMit 
 clerimuen of Carleton, Vice-Presidents. W O Slipp, Secretary -TVeaniror. 
 B J Wetmore, W J Clark, T W Musgrove, M D, W BTColwell, B H Appleby, 
 Uriah Drake, F McFarland, M D, Robert Fair, Jarvis Wilson, Oommitteek 
 
 Portland Branch Bible Society.— Edwin Fisher, I^, Prefddent. Shad- 
 rach Holly, Esq, Vice-President. W S Fipher, Treasurer, Frank H Hayes, 
 Secretary. H Porter, Depositcry. Rev L G Stevens, Rev W J Halse, Rev 
 W 8 Stewart, RevE Evans, Vice-Presidents, ex officio. Messrs W P Tole, 
 M Hamm, J Watson, N Brentm, W H Smith, Jas Harris, A Miles, T Stubbs, 
 J W Hu;' phrey, David Logan, C Dunphey, Wm Whittaker, L Mansbridge, 
 Committee , 
 
 Colonial amd Continbntal Church Society.— T W Daniel, Chairman. 
 LeBaron Botsford, R W Crookshank, C F Kinnear, Rev D B Parnther, Local 
 Committee, James R Ruel, Treasurer. Rev G M Armstrong, Secretary, 
 
 The Church Missionary Society or Sa.nt John.— President, LeBaron 
 Botsford, M D. Vice-Presidents, Charles H Fairweather, George A ?'amil- 
 ton, M D, and Charles F Kinnear. Treasurer, James R Rue). Secretiiry, T 
 W Daniel. 
 
 St. Vincent Db Paul Society.— President, John Nugent, Vice-president 
 Louis J Carney. Treasurer, M J Potter. Secretary, E Friel. Spiritual 
 Director, Rev. J. Walsh, 
 
 Irish Litbrary Society.— R O'Brien, President. John L Carleton, 1st 
 Vice-president. John O'Neil, 2nd Vice-president. J J Biddington. Record- 
 ing Secretary. Robert Coleman, Financial Secretarv. D J O'Neill, Treas- 
 urbr. William Kelly, Librarian. Felix McGlrr, Assistant Librarian. John 
 Lenlhan, Sergeant-at-arms. 
 
 Rilibf and Aid Soqiety.— James Reynolds, j. "resident Hon Judge Tuck, 
 
Barker*! Qtdnine Wine ii nnequftUed. 
 
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 100 
 
 B0CIETIE8. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 C A Everett, M P, G S deForegt, Vice-presidents. C H Fairweather, Treas- 
 urer. Directors, Mayor DeVeber, James Reynolds, G 8 deForest, C H Fair- 
 weather, \ Rowan, J E Irvine, T W Daniel, Hon Judge Tuck. C A Everett, 
 M P, Dr A G McAveniiey, A Smith, George Robertson, G F Smith, WilUam 
 Peters. OfBce, Horton^s Building, Coriier Charlotte and Union Streets. 
 
 Natuhal HisToav Society.— Patron, His Honor Sir Leonard Tllley. Pres- 
 ident, LeB Botsford, M D. Vice-presidents, G F Matthew, Edwin fisher. 
 Treasurer, Alfred Seely. Cori-esponding Secretary, G U Hay. Recording 
 Secretary, W J Wilson. Librarian, Alfred Morrissev. Cursors, M Cham- 
 berlain, S W Eain, F W Daniel. Members of Council, James A Estey, D R 
 Jack, W F Best. 
 
 New Brunswick Historical Society. -A A Stockton, President. Jonas 
 Howe, Col Wm Cunard, Vice-presidents Clarence Ward, Secretary. Joh 
 W Lawrence, Corresponding Secretary. W K Crawford, Treasurer. R 
 Jack, Librarian D H Waterbury, W P Dole, G D Robinson, W C Dniry, J 
 R Armstrong, Members of Council. 
 
 Saint John Law Society (Incorporated September, 1878.)— Council— Chaa 
 W Weldcn, Esq, Q C, D C L, M P, President. George O Gilbert^ Esq, Q 0, 
 A B. Hon R J Ritchie, Solicitor General, I Allen Jack, Ksq, D C L, Recorder, 
 E McLeod, Esq, Q C, L R Harrison. Esq. A O Earle, Esql George C Coster, 
 Esq, A B. George C Coster, Secretary Treasurer. A A Wilson, Librarian. 
 
 Barristrrs' Sooi R T.— President, ELWetmore, QC. Vtce-president. Dr 
 Barker, M P. Council and Examiners, Dr Weldon, Dr Barker, the Attor- 
 ney General, Dr Stockton, Messrs D L Hanington, C N Skinner, E McLeod 
 and George F Gregory. Treasurer, Mr John Black. Secretary, Mr George 
 Bliss. librarian, Mr W W Street. 
 
 Sai.xt John Medical Society.— Dr Wm Christie, President. Dr Q ^ 
 Hamilton, I»t Vice-president. Dr Bruce, Snd Vice-president. Dr R H Dub- 
 can, t^eeretery. Dr Thos Walker, Treasurer. Aoditors, Dr Bruce and G A 
 Hetheringcon. 
 
 Members or Medical Council.— Dr Brown. Dr. Walker, Dr Jas Christie, Dr 
 Jas T irteevea, Dr Moore, Dr R H Duncan, Dr'Ih:«8ton. 
 
 New Nattirswu k Medical Sociktv.— Dr G A Hamilton, St John, President. 
 Dr P R Inohes, St John, 1st Vice-president. Dr D D McDonald, PetitcoNdiac, 
 8nd Vice-president. Dr T W Musgrove. St John, Secretary. Dr Thos 
 WfJker. St John, Treasurer. Dr M F Bruce, Si John, Conesponding Secretary. 
 Tisufkjos, Dr D B Moore, P R Inches and Wm Christie. 
 
 ftCMWiCEUTiOAL SodBTY.— G C Hunt, Fredericton, President. C P Clarke, 
 Vlo»4!re«ident. R E Coupe, Secretary. RW McCarthy, Treasurer. AC 
 Smitii, RegtBtra . Council : Geo A Barker, R N Knight W H Mowatt, N 
 Ben7BaUtli,fituan Robertson, St John ; J D B MacKenzie, Chatham ; J M 
 Wiley, BVederiotcn. 
 
 9r. AHDRBW^a S.:>ciBTY.— James Straton, President. Alex Ran'cine. 1st 
 Vioe^presMent. Robert Jardine, Snd Vice-president. Rev Georg i Bruce, 
 Chaplain. Jc^n White, Treasurer. J A Milllgan, Secretary. Andt«w 
 Finlay, Marshal. P R Inches, M D, A L Law, David Willet, Committee of 
 Charity. 
 
 St. George's Society.— Fi-ed E Barker, MP, D C L, President. Arthi a- 
 Everett and H Lawrance Sturdee, Vice-presidentd. Rev Canon Brigstocl'e, 
 M A, Chaplain. Edward T Stul-dee. Secretary. Charles Masters, Treasurer. 
 Wm Hawker. Dudne Breeze, S F Matthews, Committee of Charity. 
 
 ST. JOHN BUILDING SOCIETY.- Directors, Hon C N Skinner, Presi- 
 dent. James ChHstie, M D, Vict President. G. Mui-doch, W Christie, M 
 D, D A Sinelai:*. Solicitors, R Chipnian Skinner, Wm Pugsley, jr. Surveyors, 
 A Christie, St. John; N A Cliii, Fredericton ; Bankers. Maritime Bank of 
 the Dominion of Cunaaa. Secretary -Treasurer, Thomas Reld. 
 
 PROVINCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY.— W F Butt, Esq. President. W K 
 Crawford, Esq, Vice-Pi-esident. A A Stockton, Esq, Jas H McAvify Esq, 
 W H Hayward, Esq,C P Clarke. Esq. Geo. F Calkin. Secretary-Treasurer. 
 MelMTs A A and R O Stockton. Solicitors. Bank of New Brunswick, Bankers. 
 
 ST. JOHN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-Wm Shaw, President. Thos 
 Davidson, 1st Vice President. James Lee. 2nd Vice-President. J B Hainm, 
 8rd Vice-Ptesident. S S Hall, 4th Vice-President. H J Ward, 5th Vice 
 
 9or 
 
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 PriBsident. 
 
 SeoretaiT' 
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 ton, Jere 
 McBrlne, ' 
 Harding, 
 
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 Berryman 
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 NBWB 
 TO ANIS 
 Brigstock 
 Bennett, I 
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 Comtnitte 
 W Daniel, 
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 Secretary 
 
 OnATORJ 
 
 dent. F i 
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 son, P B< 
 Managem 
 
 MASON 
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 8t, C H Falr- 
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 Recordings 
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 treBident. Dr 
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 Christie, Dr 
 
 .President. 
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 ? Secretary. 
 
 C P Clarke, 
 
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 Mowatt, N 
 
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 )rgj Bruce, 
 
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 BrigstocKe, 
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 COMPANIES. 
 
 101 
 
 Priesident. AMIM^ee, Secretary treasurer. JCHatheway, Correspondlni? 
 Secretary. Wm Shaw, Thpinas Davidson, James Lee, H i Ward, GrouniS 
 Committee. Audit Committee, Wm Hawker, and D E Berryraan, M D 
 Directors, thea ;ove officers with ST Oolding, James Shaw. Samuel breish- 
 ton, Jeremiah Donotan, J D Shatford, J M Johnston, A L Law, David 
 McBrine, Thomite Clark, Jas L Dunn, Robert McLean, R T Clinch, James A 
 Harding, W H Merritt. 
 
 ^CgUNCTL FlSH AND QAME PROTECnON SOCIETY OF NEW BRUNS- 
 S'i^^fci¥"®^ ^.^i?*;^"* ™K^ Sheriff, President. James 1 Fellows, 1st 
 Vice-President. J DeWoffe Spurr, 2nd Vice-President. 8. S. Hall, Dr John 
 Berryman, T Otty Crookshank, C A Robertson, Count DeBury, J H Pullen, 
 P B Hazen, Q Rannie, L J Almon. G C Coster, Secretary. GE Snider, 
 Treasurer. 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY 
 TO ANIMALS.— John Sears, President. Vice-Presidents, Rev Canon 
 Brigstocke, Rev J M Davenport, Rev Wm Dobson, Rev Dr Macrae, Rev Dr 
 Bennett. Rev George Bruce, The Mayor of St John, The Mayor of Portland, 
 Wm F Butt, Wellington LHamm, H W Frith, Dr Wm Bayard. Executive 
 Comttiittee,RChipman Skinner, W F Best, T B Robinson, John V ElUs, T 
 W Daniel, Thomas Furlong, H J Thome. Dr Frlnk, V S, Dr D E Berryman, 
 B McCrossin. Solicitor. Dr A A Stocktt»n. Treasurer and Corresponding 
 Secretary, Wm H Fttirall. Secretary and Agent, Edwin J Wetmore. 
 
 Oratorio SodiBxr.— Gen Wamei',*Pre8ldent. Rev R Mathers, Vice-Presi- 
 dent. F S Thompson, Secretary. E S Gubb, Conductor. Jrs 8 Harding, 
 Treasurer. A Porter Librarian. Messrs R Mathers, G C Coster, F 8 Thomp- 
 son, P Bowness, Jas S Harding, G S Mayes, A Porter, Committee of 
 Management. 
 
 MASONIC &ALL COMPANY.- J V Ellis, M P P, President. J McNichol, 
 jr., Vice-President. W Watson Allen, Sec.-Treas. Directors, B R Stevenson, 
 WF Bunting, W J Logan, J V Ellis. J McNichol. _jr, Chas Masters, T N 
 Robertson, Robert Marshall, H Duffell, J Adam, W B Wallace, W Watson 
 Allen, T A Godsoe, H J Thorne, T A Peters and G Blake. 
 
 New Brunswick Odd Fellows' Hall Company.— President, D. 
 Sinclair. Vice-President, Joseph Wilson. Solicitor, Hon Judge Skinner. 
 Directors, Gilbert Murdoch, Hon Judge Skinner, Dr James Christie, 
 Joseph Wilson. Alex Rankine, R R Barnes. Wm McLean, Sec-Treasurer, 
 
 QuAoo Wood MANUFAcruiUMa CoajPANV.— Directors: J. Murray Kay, Presi- 
 dent; A SBenn, Vice-President; H S Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; Hon David 
 McLellan, W H Thorne. 
 
 JoGOiNS Coal Mining Association.— James Kennedy, President; 
 John B Irvine, R Cruikshank, Daniel W Clark, L H Vaughan, Directors. 
 Henry Duffell, ,ir, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Qd£en Manganese Mining Company.— President, William Pope, 
 Bo^n, Mass. Secretary-Treasurer, W C Pope, Boston, Mass. Alfred 
 Markham, Markhamville, N B, Manager in New Brunswick. 
 
 Spring Hill Mining Company.— Hon. A. Macfarlane, Presideni 
 W E Vroom, Secretary-Treasurer. Directors, Robert Cowans, John Mc- 
 Dougall, C J Townshend, R G Leckie. 
 
 New Brunswick Red Granite 
 T C Burpee, James Eirris, E Fisher, 
 Ciiarles E Burpee, Directors. J W 
 Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 St. John Rural Cemetery Company.— A C Jardinp, President. W 
 Jack, Richard Thompson. T W Daniel, John Hegan, James L Dunn. Dr 
 Botsford, John H Parks, S S Hall, A Peniston Starr, James R Ruel, Robert 
 Thomson, jr. Directors. G Sipney Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. John 
 Oruikrtiank, Rseident Superintendent. 
 
 GRjEBmrooD Cbhetery Company, Cahlbton.— George H Clark, President. 
 GecnrgeF Harding, Secrettuy Treasurer. Fred R Linde, R N Kniglit, D W 
 Clark, John V ElU», John Christopher, Directors. 
 
 Saint John Opera House Company.— A O Skinner, President. Count De- 
 Bury, Vice-president. H J A Godard, Secretary-Treasurer. Walter H Allen, 
 
 Company.— J. W. Lawrence, F. 
 J C Robertson, B H Appleby and 
 Lawrence, President. G K Smith, 
 
f^iik'm'^M^ iBfifihmkA. 
 
 Rf-iv ^ (i^i; 
 
 108 
 
 (tt«UB8. 
 
 11887. 
 
 M W Usher, O ▲ tfetherlimtc^ M P, F C Ooqper, Jm Lee. John F 
 AOSktaner, Count DeBnry. F >^ Idnes, R F gvdgtey, Haitie " 
 Fieber, Dlreci^ora. 
 
 Bawt Aunt Oas AMD BuoTBZo LnBT Ooin>AXT.--B<^bert Blair. I^'eirident. 
 Hob JoknBogrd, Fred B Barirar, MP, JolmWtahut, Tliog M»oMI m», DatM 
 Caldwell, Charles PatUm, James Dyall^ Dr Sheffield, DlrecCon. Qeoife R 
 laUs, 8fcretary>Treaeurer. Gto Owep Peterf, derk,. 
 
 Saimt Joan BoiT akd Nut OourAKt.^B B Lawrmoe, Preeldent. W J 
 Parln, Vloe^president. JSBDiokMMS.Seeretary-TreaBiirer. JCBobertaon, 
 Yl F Butt, LbtI H Younf , Direotora. 
 
 Sahit Jcmt Budob and Railwat BxramiOR Ooh^amt.— Dr F B Barker, M 
 P, President. Hon Thomas R Jones, Payson Tucker, F W. Cram, James 
 Murray Kay, JohnH Puki. W H^nry Thome, Dtreetors. Dr F^B Barker, 
 M P, Solicitor. T Baidqr Robinson, Seoretary-Traasurer. 
 
 Moifoxoii CcTToy MAmnrAorciUMO CONPAm.— J h Harris, President, ti B 
 Record. John A Humphrey, Alex L Wfight, Yf, J Itpbiaaon, Josiah Wood; 
 George W Chandler, Dixetnors., Richard A Hocken, TtfMiurer. Jblm |fc- 
 Kenafe, jMU'etary . Jas VcAlUster, A E Cha^an« Jbbtt B Elliott, Audft<^rs. 
 Alex t< WHght, OommeiTOtal Agent. 
 
 Mo!ccTo.i Oa8-L*oht A3m» Watbr CoMPAMT.— J L Harris, Ppe«hlen<>. John 
 A Humplu'ey, Jooiah Wood, Blair Botsford., J W Binney. Qeo W C'^^uidlv^'- 
 D A piujry; Directors. Jn0 McXenaie apd E T Tntes, Au<ntorB. C P Harris^ 
 TKi^^inv^. R A Bprden, Seorcftary. Bqrden and Atkinson, Boiicitors. 
 
 iioiraveM BiTQAB' B«»nQ^ L Himis, President. John A 
 
 Humphrnr, C B Record. GmW Chandler, J C Lamb, Jobiah Wood, H W 
 Palmer, l5lrector8. WBJBiili^t,W J Robinson, Tobias Addy, Auditors. C 
 P Harris, Treasusor. jNliB jltlfiBasie, Secrittaiy. ^orden ^d Atkinson, 
 (Solicitors. '&■ nt^-' ■:'■ 
 
 Rboobd I ooNDRTAMDlUirBiJn&OoiiPAitir.— a E Peters, President. Amos 
 Ogden, J C Patterson, J Petera, Q F Atkinson,. Dlreotors. O F Atjtinaon, 
 Secretary-Treasurer. ' . 
 
 ;4. 
 
 8t Jonn Objobet Ain> ATHumo Olob.— A O SIdiUKtr. Preeideni. Qeorge F 
 Bqaitbi 1st Vice^iMrvsident. Thomas S Adams,^ 3na Vice-president. F C 
 CooperiSecretaiy. J L niomas. Treasurer. The f oregoingoificera Wiid 
 Veesnrw B Cartill, H H Harvey, Geo Dean, J D Macintyre, W B Barker, 
 Committee of Management. 
 
 Frbdbuotoh CBioKfT Club,.— The Hon Chief Justice, President. Lieut 
 CM Mauniell, 1st Vioe-ratisident. J D Hazen, «nd Vk^imMdent. J Wilison, 
 S^cretary-neasoirer. R 8 Barker, Field Cap^n. D Lee Babbitt. T Bttn, 
 Lieut Young, I S C, C Briggs, G Hodge, Committee of Management. 
 
 MoiiGi<(Mr Orickbt Ot.tm.— ^D Pottinger, President. James A Harris, Tlee- 
 nrctfdent. F M CoMer, Captain. D Stewart, Treasurer. J D Bobb,8eef«* 
 Eary. J W Wortman, Wm Ooadon, P C Jae'- , George Ackman, W r A^ani, 
 Jno W Lyons, Managing Committee. 
 
 Bamkers' AxHumo Cuts —William E Collier, President. A H Beddome, 
 and BOB Boyd, Vioe-pt^sklents. Wm A f^orester, Caj^ain. Thonoaa B 
 Blair, H<HM>rary Secretary. George Dean, T R Christie, W L Peiler, Com- 
 mime of Management, 
 
 SAurr Amdrbw's Citrliko Clvb.— Simeon Jones, Presidents A L Law 
 Vice-president. F O Allison, Secretary -Treasurer. Messrs J Rouet 
 O Stoqkton, Representative Members^ Messrs John White, A L 
 Fisher, Managing Comniittee. John White, A L Law, F P C Gj 
 Skinner, 'George A Kimball, S S DeForest, H W Barker, MIj. 
 Watson, O F JTsher, F O Allison, W E Collier, Skips. ;,!7 ^i 
 
 Thistlb Curling Club.— E L Whittaker, President.. JuietJ 
 ViceHpreeideat. Henry Duffell, jr, Secretaiy, Andrew Maloolm.', 
 Rev W Q Ragrmond, ChaplalB. Jas Knox, J^thM thompson, B 
 E W Paul, Committee of Manntement. B L T|^lttw|ttk'and AB<ue^ „ 
 Representatives to Maritime UBlon. D R WiliM. t> McLdaand. F 
 taker, Atidltora. - •■; ',:-^;V-'; ' '''.;'' ' 
 
 VioTOBiA SKATiNa Club.— W L Busby, PrestSeibtV A F HcAvenny, A C 
 
 1887, 
 
"-<>' l>\i 
 
 tl«87. 
 
 linF 
 ■is 
 
 % 
 
 tif, Ftesidwit. 
 oUtea, David 
 ra. Qeoiie B 
 
 Bsident. W J 
 JOBobertaon, 
 
 Ei*BBftrker,M 
 
 Cram, JaiiMis 
 
 P.B Bariwr, 
 
 Ju«i«h Wood! 
 »r. Jdlm Mc- 
 
 BfdQQ<». Jobn 
 > W C^'Uidlv^r 
 . CPHarriii, 
 llcitora. 
 
 int. John A 
 
 Wood, H\7 
 
 Auditors. 
 
 ad AtkioaoD, 
 
 [dent. Amos 
 F AtjUneon. 
 
 i CMoraeF 
 lident. F C 
 officera ^^d 
 VB Barker, 
 
 dent. Lieut 
 t. JWflflon, 
 Itt T BHw, 
 
 arrifl, Tlee- 
 U)bb,8eef«> 
 Wr««anm 
 
 I Beddoane, 
 
 Thomuui B 
 
 eiler, Oom- 
 
 A L Imiw 
 )uet 
 
 liiii»tteifii faylMiowi* lecmiiig't HiMWM. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 mnosB 
 
 108 
 
 n SSS?*v5i!Sl?iSl?~5j:'L^ ?*»*«'' President. W E Vroom and Geo 
 ^5''**?tZ*°*'P'***5S?^« Chariea J Coster, Captain. W M Botsfonl. sS- 
 S2S kSSm O ^ «fe.*^ """^ ^^ ^ ^^*^' StewSdfj rVS. 
 
 F WKSI2?^tvf^!iJ?i5°^^°''^«S"^"" -MOliamberlaln, Prosident. 
 H5»rfti^;i*!f J*^*^*^®"*,, ^^^« ?®5P' ^*^ Vice-president. J Twining 
 
 wi^^^'m^^P*"'' ^?i" 9^^ HF CARLBTOK-Henry Leonard, Preeldent. 
 ?"** |^**«' Vlce-prerident. John C Leonard, Captin. F B Auis, Secre- 
 tary-Treagurer 'n»«fflcewaBdlb;GH0larlc,MreJVKI*,Mr8Tl^on^ 
 ?S* '^?i1ir^^'^''t,""« Hiclfflon, Mm Stewart, J A OnSSry, Clarenw B 
 Allen, C E Bussell, Executive Committee. '^ j, ^>»^ vc mi 
 
 wAti ouA ToBrtooAH»iNo Awn Snow Shoe 0LU8.-Bob*rt C Orullrehank, 
 ■ffKfS.JvKTn 'SSS^'" BobertBon, Secretary. Charles A Kinnear, Treae. 
 r^^^ffJ*^* 'l^** MansAiaL A P Haeen, Curator. W 8 McLauglilin and 
 'jn 0, Barbour, Direofeors. ^^ 
 
 SpAjiaooK Clot.— William Howard, President. Flwenoe McCarthy, 
 ^^^i",^'^"*.- •^'*^'" I>ftley, I^'easurer. Timothy Canty, Financial Seofy 
 D^Vld JiowAtii, itectKding Secretaiy. Cornelius O'Brien, Serg't-at-ArmsT 
 
 -.^S?""^^ CfcUB.-Oharies Neving, President. Bobert Carr and J Tear 
 JS^J^^\ VicejJTMldents. WH Love, Secretary. W J McAdoo, Treas, 
 Oharieo Ne>ins, W^H Love, S W Wilkinson, Trusted ' 
 
 ^ Saiht John Bict«'lino Club.— George F Smith, President. J W Barnes, 
 Secretary-'n^Basuper. W A McLauchlan, Captain. Charles Coster, Ist Lieut. 
 H C PaM, and Lieut. The officers of the Club and W C Fairweather, Q M 
 BoblnscM, E K Tumbull, Committee of Management. 
 
 St. Johk Board of Trade.— Jas A Harding, President. W ik Tbome. 
 Vioe^jDresidettt. G J Chubb, Treasurer. PClinohiSeeraCaiT. Council. John 
 l|oMiUail,^^GeQ|R^bertiipn,,Sivi€on Jones, H J Thorny J M MeAvlty, W F 
 Hatheww, WW Tumbull. A C Jardlne, 8 S HaU, J JMcGafflsm, W E 
 Vh)om, Jar Harrison. J D W Spurr R F Starr, Jfas F Boberteon, J H 
 Soa&iuuell. 
 
 I^INT JoBM Frbs PutaLio LiBRART.- J R Rue), Chairman. Bimecm Jones, 
 Esq, W F Hatheway, John Montgomery, Mrs 8 T King, Mrs Thos Fnrlnnir, 
 Mrs W H Tuek, Miss M Skinner. Rioherd O'Brien, Secretary, 
 
 TpEOwQwA^nT iNSTiTtrrioN.— Robert Reed, President. John Hammond, 
 Principal of Art School. Robert Reed, Thomas Jordan, Francis Jordan, 
 John Hegan, Andrew D Robertson, Incorporated Trustees. 
 
 Li/>Tb's Agents roR New Britmswkk.— Charles McLauchlan, jr, St John. 
 Gtlmont' Ranklne & Co, Miramichi. John Sivewright, Bathurra. WllUam 
 WhitkMik, St Andrews. Sub to St John. 
 
 Baint Joain TypooRAPfiicAL Union.— J J Ryan, President. John Kpe, Vice- 
 president. H E CodUer, Recording and Corresponding Secietiiry. A J) 
 Colwell, Financial' Secretary. Duncan Brown, Treasurer. Robert Straine, 
 8eargeant-at-Arms. John S. Mitchell, John Law, Wm Essington, Trustees. 
 Union meets second Saturday evening of each mouth. Secretary's address— 
 P O Box 265. 
 
 SHIP Laborers' Union.— James Buckley, President. John Killin, IstVice- 
 
 lident. Wm B Smith, 2nd Vioe-president. Michael Driscoll, Treasurer. 
 
 m%JiT Dick, Financial Secretary. Michael Kelly, Recording Secretary. Jus 
 
 ceman, John McAuliffe, Thomas Killin, Philip Qarrik, Peter Cullinan, 
 
 tri<^ Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, John Butler, William Sheridan, Thomas 
 
 Helu'in, Daniel McAulay, Andrew Burns, Committee. 
 
 . tiuiTiUN'B tT«K>N.-rJohn Wisted, President. Timothy Dwyer, Vice-presl- 
 Itk/ctt. John Mmray. Recording Secretary. John Grady, Financiid Secret'y. 
 iKaniel Driscoll, Treasurer. Martin Bums, George Lavers, Peter McCart, 
 
tor 9pm thrMirab irtU iritk tTairtnal U^jinpnt. 
 
 iU 
 
 HOSPITALS A2n) ASYLUMS. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 jfbbn Culilnan, Spoh^el Cullinan, William liowe, Michael Dobabue, Edward 
 Caliahto, Cbmmlttee of Mianagement. 
 
 EcowMBN't Union.— Jeremiah Sullivan, Preddent. JTobn Powers, Vice- 
 prosident. Qeonre Saunders, BecordiOffSecretiiry. John Frixel, Financial 
 Secretary. WmMcMiUmi, Treasurer, wm Hayes, 8(OTgeant-at-AnnB. Wm 
 Perkins, Joseph Oaraett, Patrick Qamett, Andrew.Bain6eyviWm O'PonndU, 
 Thomas O'Hara, Stephen McJunkin. Wm Qamett, wm McCann, Committee. 
 
 HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS. 
 
 Gbnbibal Public HospiTAL.-r-Wm Bayard, Esq, M D, President, 
 Robert W Crookshank, Esq, Vice-president, M W Maher, Esq, 
 Thomas Walker, Hm, M D, 8 Z Earle, Esq, MD, Oeorge K Cltirktt, 
 Eriq, Hon Charles Watters, J C C, (^reorge A Barker, Esq, ahd A 
 Chipman Smith, Esq, Commissioners. Thomas F Raymond, Se&n- 
 tary. B W H Duncan, M D, Resident Physisian and Superintendent* 
 Mrs Jane' Higdins, Matron. 6 A Hamilton, E^q, M D, Boyle TraV^ts; 
 Esq, M D, J D White, Esq M D, L C Allison, Esq, »1 D, Jfames 
 Christie, Esq, M D, and J W Daniel, Eaq, M D, Physicians. Thomas 
 Walker Esq, M D, S Z Earle, Esq, M D, Consulting Physicians. M 
 F Bruce, Esq, M D, Oculist and Aurist. 
 
 Kent Making Hobfital.— For the relief of Sick and Ditobled 
 Seamen at St John. LcBaron Botsford, M D, Physician, Rev James 
 Spencer, Chaplain. Department Marine , and Fisheries, Agent. 
 William Andrew Barnes, Steward, 
 
 Pbovincial Lunatio Asylum.— Hon Messrs Andrew G Blair, David 
 M<jLeUan, R J Ritchie. P G Ryan, Jas Mitchell, Gains Turner and 
 Arch Hairrison, Gommf iioners. R W Crookshank, Esq, Secretary* 
 Treasurer. Resident officers —J T Steeves, M D, Medical Superin- 
 tendent. Jas A E Steeves, M D, Assistant Phj<ucian. Patricl: Tole, 
 Clerk, &o. Miss Kate E N Murphy, Matron. 
 
 St. John Protestant Orphan Asylum— Directors. WW Turn- 
 bull, Geo W Whitney, licBaron Botsford, M D, John R Smith, A C 
 Blair, GT King, A F Randolph, John M Taylor, John E Irvine, 
 Rev G M Aimstrong, Alex Raukine, Edward Sears, Jr, T W Daniel, 
 Rev George Bruce, B A, Andrew Myles. W W TurnbuU, President. 
 John E Irvine, Treasurer. Edw Sears, Jr, Secretary. Rev. George 
 Bruce, B A, John R Smith and John M Taylor, Standing Committee. 
 
 WiGOiKi?' Male Orphan Institution. —Board of Governors, H W 
 Frith, President The Rev G O Troop, Rector of St James' Church. 
 ex officio, G Sidney Smith, Canon Brigstooke, T W Daniel, Hura 
 Peters, W C Drury, Sin^eon Jones and George F Smith. G Herbert 
 Lee, Secretary-Treasurer. Rev R Mathers, Principal. 
 
 Home for Aged Females. —Mrs T W Daniel, Mrs J Pritohard, 
 Mrs H L Sturdee, Mrs T A Temple, Mrs John Ilegan, Mrs R Thomp- 
 son, Mrs R W Crookshank, Mrs J L Dunn, Mrs George McLeod, 
 Mrs J V Troop, Mrs G Presoott, Mrs J R Armstrong, Mrs J E Barnes 
 Mrs George M Armstrong, Mrs J E Masters, Miss 1 Crookshank, and 
 Dr Botsford, Rev G M Armstrong, T W Daniel, H L Sturdee, John H 
 Parks, R W Crookshank, C F Kinnear and W K Crawford, Board of 
 Directors. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 1, Vemc 
 
 2, Eldon 
 a, York, 
 
 4, Ner« 
 McKee, "^ 
 
 5, Guard 
 
 6, Vict< 
 McBrin«, 
 
 7, Simon 
 9, Wellii 
 
 Thomfk^M 
 iO, - — - 
 11, True 
 
 WM. 
 
 15, Bord 
 Hill, W M 
 
 14, Tnl« 
 
 16, Boyi 
 Kingston, 
 
 16, InviB 
 DeLong, ^ 
 
 17, Qued 
 J H Nesbil 
 
 18, No S 
 son, W M. 
 
 19, BaillJ 
 
 20, Grab 
 
 21, Rossi 
 WM. 
 
 22, — '-i^ 
 WM. 
 
t. 
 
 f«llo#i^lMMl]i9'f lN«M*iiwillMvt»iivml.'^*^ 
 
 1-p 
 
 [1887. 
 
 )ue, Edw«rd 
 
 )wers, Vice- 
 el. Finainial 
 ■Anon. Wm 
 u O'DohuAU, 
 , Committee. 
 
 , Fresident, 
 [aher. Esq, 
 ) K Olttrk^i 
 Sgq, aiid ^ 
 lond, Secre- 
 erintendept, 
 yle TraVdts^ 
 L D, Jiames 
 19. Tfaiemas 
 nysioians. M 
 
 td Disabled 
 
 Rev Jamefl 
 
 ies, Agent. 
 
 Blair, David 
 Turner and 
 , Secretary' 
 ial Superin- 
 atrick Tole, 
 
 W Tum- 
 
 Imiihj A C 
 
 E Irvine, 
 
 W Daniel, 
 
 President. 
 
 i;,ev. George 
 
 l/ommitteQ. 
 
 lors, HW 
 las' Church. 
 Iniel. Hurd 
 IG Herb«rt 
 
 I Pritoliard, 
 
 iRThomp- 
 
 McLeod, 
 
 E Barnes 
 
 Uhank, and 
 
 ]Be, John H 
 
 [, Board of 
 
 1887.] 
 
 L. O. ASSOCIATION^ 
 
 im' 
 
 •W\ 
 
 ■ L(Jykl Orange Asaociation. 
 
 OttAND LODGE or N. B. 
 
 B ,W Grand Master, Thomaa A Kinnear, BarrlMer-at^LvtW, Sack- 
 ville, N BV Senior D^tity Grand Master, Wm A Henderson^ Mer- 
 chant, Sussex, Kings Co; Junior Deputy Grand Master. W Haywan},' 
 Brass Fouudi^rj Moncton, West Co; Gtaad Chaplain, Geo Balra, JP, 
 Bairdsville, Yio Co; Grand Secretjuy, Capt Andrew J Antit^trong, 
 Merchant) yl^y^f St John; Grand I^ASurer, Sumuel DeVenne. Sr, 
 J P, Ciil^ of rortlaud, St John Co; Grand Liecturef, Alderman Geo 
 P«rk«, City.of Fredeiicton; York Co; Grand Director of Cerenion- 
 ies, A C^a^il. J P, MerchanlSt. Stephen, Deputy Grand Seoret'y; 
 S C Alward, Esq, Petitoodiac. W Co. Deputy Grand Chaplains, Kopt 
 A Soot^ Qity of Portland, St. John Oo^ H G Wadman. Monoto)b, 
 WestmO'rlaha Co, Frank L Mosher, St Martfais, St John UO, Tfiomka 
 M Coi^tt, City of Portland, St. John Co, Geo S Wiggins. Irvine, 
 Carletijn Co, A A Magee, Peticodiac, Westmorland Co, JoWs N^- 
 erson, Mohctoto, West Co, J H Nisbet, St Stephen, Char Co, Sbint;ei 
 Watfidn, Woodstock, Carieton Co, Calvin McLean, Carleton, St John, 
 J H MoMann, Upper Hainesville, York Co. J G Atkinson, Oak HUl, 
 Charlotte Co, W S D Moore, Waterford, Kings Co, N J Smit)^, Fred- 
 erioton, York Co, Richard Moore, Mech^mic's Settlement, KtnM Co, 
 James Semple, Lancaster, St. John Co, (Charles W Stockton, Citjruf, 
 St John, St. John Co, A J Munro, Sussex, Kings Co. 
 
 SUBOKDINATK L0DOJR8. 
 
 1, Yemor, St John, first and third Tuesday, Robt Crawford, W M. 
 
 2, Eldon, St John, second and fourth Tuesday, James Keys, W M, 
 
 3, York, St John, second and fourth Thursday, Geo K Berton, WM. 
 
 4, Nerepis Heroes, Petersville, Queens, first Friday, John A 
 McKee, WM. 
 
 5, Guardian, Musquash, St John, first . Saturday, Geo Rose, W M. 
 
 6, Yictoria, Golden Grove, St John, second Wednesday, David 
 McBrine, W M. 
 
 7, Simonds. Mispeo, St John, — , , , W M. 
 
 9, Wellington, Mechanids' Settlemettt, King's (£)ast), first Monday, 
 Thomas Moore, W M. '; ' 
 
 ioT^I^^ Bhediao. We8tmorl?ttd, ,-^~^i W M. 
 
 11, True Blue, Carleton, St John, third Wednesday, S T Mosher, 
 
 W M. 
 
 18, Border Britons, Rolling Dam, Charlotte, second F^day, Joseph 
 Hill, WM. '' ,i..,v,.u.i 
 
 14, Tni* Blue, , — ^ .-._, . W M. ' „ , 
 
 16, Bojme, White Head, King's (West), second Saturday, Samuel 
 
 Kingston, WM. , ., ,™.^ ^ .. 
 
 1? Invincible. St Martins, St John, Brat and third Friday, David 
 
 DeLong, W M. 
 
 17, Queen's Own, St Stephen, Charlotte, first and third Thursday, 
 
 J H NesUitt, W M. . „ „ , ^ „. 
 
 18, No Surrender, Gagetown, Queen's, first Tuesday, George Simp- 
 son, W M. ^ . ,^ »... »T ««- 
 
 19, Baillfe, BailHe, Charlotte, first Saturday, J G Atkinson, W M. 
 
 20, Graham, Fredericton, York, tirat Friday. Robert Cochran, WM. 
 
 21, Rossmore, Gibson, Cork, fi.st and third Tuesday, D R White, 
 W M. 
 
 22, , English Settlement, Queen^s, first Tuesday, David Muir, 
 
 WM. J<> 
 
 
»pnla$ mVmmmni'wiiikWm»m X ji wlig! * jpwrt*- 
 
 m 
 
 L. ,0 ASSOCIATION. 
 
 [18^7. 
 
 24, Johnstoa, St Jbho,. St Johp, ^t %nc^ tbin^ Monday, B A 
 Soott,WM. ' '■■' ' , ,., ^ 
 
 25, Queen's Blues, Newcastle Bcklget ^ (^eens, first and third 
 
 FriclajE. B*v W P. Mderson, W W. , - .. .^..^i. . . , -, l 
 ^Kljount Purfle* Rsftrinoi), St Jolm, first Sf^ir^, "Sittiiildl 
 
 »» :i3-r:-T. Sackyille; Wertpaorland, — -— , — — — . v , ^^ 
 J* :6Wti8irpoi»r61aasviUe, parletgo, fimt ^^ei^i^r. ^M 
 
 TM. 
 
 W^ 
 
 O 
 
 ^wJ^^BairdsyOle, Victork, second THi^>;^ 
 
 I Wallc^, Ftederibton, York, first Monday, N^ Smith, W>^^ 
 
 J^s^k, Wood^toclk. Cfwletpn, ^t Tuesday, B If. j3dt«|?^^tti 
 
 ^'^«i*„_ 'tjpham.aStionvlOiig'a, first TKuni4|iir,; Ed#aid 
 isVoQ Blues, Gos^ien, Queen's, second Mo|ulay, ThQuiiw 
 
 p Surrender, Newcastle, !|!forthumberIand, thir4 Tuesday, John 
 
 *,.««olson, W M!. 
 
 48, North Lake, , "WM. 
 
 61, Wellingcon, Klrkland, Oarleton, fir^ Tuesday, George D 
 DwWWM. 
 
 _J|i9>. Andover, Foor Falls, Victoria, second Thursdayi George F 
 W*tti,WM. , /^ 
 
 55, Walden, HainavUle, York, Firat Thursday, James WalUs^W M. 
 
 60, Immanuel, South Bay, St John, latit Friday, Hobert BumcuWH. 
 
 61, St Ste|^en,;St 3tep)ien, Char4<^t«, first l^ld tbiid Mowday, A 
 
 Cleland. WlS., . , , '^ 
 
 62, Moncton, Monoton, Westmorland, second and fourth Wei^nea- 
 
 day, Henr]rM.oAf6e, W M. 
 
 63, New i>omivion, Cumberland Bay, Queen's, third Wednesday, 
 Samuel £ Barton, W M. . ,jr 
 
 66, Bentopt Benton, Oarleton, first Saturday, R Deacon, W M. 
 
 67; Fhoenix, Petitoodiac^ Westmoreland, first Saturday,. A H 
 McGee, WM. 
 
 A9,Bo89,(rfSh«c9n. Dorchester, Westmoiiand, first T«e8d|kx«>Sam- 
 uel McDowell, W M. / 
 
 70, Willis, Fairfille/ thitd Twsday, Wm Roxborough, W U. ! < 
 
 H 'T4, Island Home, , W M. 
 
 75,. Union, St. Martins, St John, second Wednesday, F L pMosher, 
 
 76, Hackett, Lakevile, Oarleton, second Wednesday^ J A Fowler, 
 WM. 
 
 78. Beaconsfield, Waterford, King's, second Tuesday, W S D Moore, 
 W M. 
 
 88, Meguttdy Volunteers, Megundy, York, last Friday, James 
 Love, W M. 
 
 91, Londonderry Heroes, Londonderry, King's, second Wednesday, 
 Abraham Wilson, W M. 
 
 99, Olones, North Olo^tes, Queen!B, second Thursday^ James Chit- 
 tick« W M. 
 
 ism 
 
 106. 
 footi 
 
 ton» w 
 114^ 
 119^ 
 
 lvoy%' 
 li4, 
 
 WM. 
 136. 
 
 SAM 
 
 m, 
 
 Bootie, 
 
 138, 
 
 140, 
 Liaemaii 
 
 141. 
 Oatbero 
 
 146, 
 gometiy, 
 
 147, P 
 Frase^, 
 
 160,0 
 George i 
 
»te»ilwtDwJ^y|tt l«gUitai>a*» CeftgWBatwtl 
 
 1887] 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 1W« 
 
 106, Bbdnfr Sun, Newfton^ King's sanond Saturday, David Proud- 
 fottti W M. 
 113, Queen's Own, T|if| Ij^auge^ Queen's, first Thursday, A F Bur- 
 
 ?i4 ioig waiiam, -:r»r4, w M. 
 
 119^ Protection, Temperaacft Vale, York, second Saturday, John 
 
 124, Admiral Nelson, Sussex, King's, second Friday, N J Morrlspn, 
 W sS^ 
 136. MfttningSear, V{qtorf» B|iUs,, !WeStm(>^iai|d> second Saturday,. 
 
 Pfi, Morning Stfur, Tay Settlem^t* York, fimt Thursday, Ifatbta 
 Boone, WM.' ■ '' ■ "';:"' / 
 
 138, Garibaldi, Hillside, Albert, first Mond*y, Geo AMagee,WM 
 
 140, LMiSdb!«me, Elgin, 41berf. first and tbbd Wedli^y, J A 
 Leeman.^M* • . , ' 
 
 141, Domi^on, City o( Portland, St John, first tnesdfky, J A 
 I Cameron, W M. 
 
 146, Gtpn^., Peitersville, Queen's, first Mond»y, Geoive Mont- 
 gomett.W|ll . 
 
 147, Pogntock. Lower Poquiock, York, third Wednesday, Wm J 
 
 160, Chiuman's Volunteers, Briggs' Comer, Queen's, third Tuesday, 
 George S Chase, W M. 
 
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 Apoient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and 
 Aooepted Masons. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE M. W. ORAin) LODOE. 
 
 M. W. 
 B.W. 
 R. W. 
 R.W. 
 R.W. 
 R.W. 
 RW. 
 R. W. 
 V. W. 
 V. W. 
 V. w. 
 
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 Qrand Master, 
 Deputy Grand Master, • 
 Senior Grand Warden. - 
 Junior Qrand Worden,- 
 Mstrlot Del. »• Wardea 1, 
 
 Grand CSiaplain, 
 Qrand Treasurer, • 
 Grand Secretary, - 
 Senior Qrand Deacon, 
 Junior 'Grand Deacon, - 
 
 3: 
 
 John V. Snis, • 
 Harry Beckwith, 
 Geo. R. Sansster, 
 Wm. B. GU^en, - 
 Thomas A. Peters, 
 Gtoo. M. Jarvls. • 
 E. Lee Street. - 
 J. T. Whitlock, - 
 Rev. W. W. Brewer, 
 Cliarles Masters, - 
 Edwin J. wetmore, 
 William B. Russell, 
 J. Henry Leonard, 
 
 Grand Dilator of Ceremonies, John A. Watson, 
 Asat. G. Director of Ceremonies, Wm. A. Henderson 
 
 Grand Bword Bearer, 
 Grand Standard Bearer, 
 Grand Orgariist, 
 Grand Pursuivant, 
 Grand Steward, • 
 
 Im-I'. 
 
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 G. M. Duncan, 
 JohnQ. Hall. 
 E. Cadwallader, • 
 John White, 
 James O Vincent. 
 Robert O. Thome, 
 John Johnston, - 
 Hugh R. McLean, 
 S. K. F. James, ^ 
 John Oowland, 
 
 St. John. 
 Predericton. 
 MonctoD. 
 St. Martins. 
 Hampton. 
 Moncton. 
 Newcastle. 
 St. Stephen. 
 St. John. 
 St. John. 
 St. John. 
 St. John. 
 Carleton. 
 St. John. 
 Sussex. 
 Bathurst. 
 MarvRvlUe. 
 Predericton. 
 Campbellton 
 St. John. 
 
 Sallsburj. 
 
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 HAsoino. 
 
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 W> Srand steward, 
 
 it ti 
 
 ' ?♦>!■ 
 
 - .vi*- Joseph H. I>iz(»i, .- AHmM. 
 
 D. F. Maxwell - St. StepltfO. 
 
 John VcFAdftm, • • Shediag. 
 
 J. M. 'Humphrey - Han^ton, 
 
 " " ... Oeonie H. rlynlc, - WoodFtoolc. 
 
 - - - WTW. McLellan, - N«weasftle. 
 
 Gnutd l^ler, Dingee Scrlbner, • St. John. 
 
 BoABD or Obkshal Purposks.— M. W., John V. ElliB, St. John, R. W. , W. F. 
 BunttaS, at. JcAin. R- W., B. B. SteTonioiL St. Andrews, R W., R Harsliall. 
 St. John, R. W., w. Wedderbum, Hampton, R W., R T. Clinch, St. John, 
 R W.. B. h. Peters. St. John, R W., Hinry BMkwith, Frederictoa. R W., 
 Edward IVIUls, St. Jonn, R w., H. Duff«n;st. John, R. W.. T. A. Qqaate, St. 
 John, B. W. J. McXichoi, jr., W., T. N. Rohertson, W., Thos, Walker, W., 
 J. B. Short, St. John. W^. W.w, Allea, W.* W. H. B. Sttdller, R W., Wm. 
 J. Logan, St. John, V. w., B). J. Wetmore, St. John, R W. G. R Svigpter, 
 MoDOton, R W.r w. E. SkiUen, St. If^rtins, 
 
 J6hn; JHI^^raanLC 
 Wallace, Andrew Veil 
 
 RrrOAi/CftiiiJrn'iBB.— R T Clinch, B Lester Peters, John V HUis, Heiniy 
 Dufldl, W H B Sadleir, Saint John. Harry Beckwith, rredericton. 
 
 O dM m TT M OH Rblawom WITH FoRKTON QuAiUi LODGES.— BBStevenson, 
 Sahit Andrews; E J Eyeritt, Saint John; D F Merritt, Wftodstock. , 
 
 CoHKlmBiK OK WAftBlWrsTO NbW £oDOfes.— B Lester Peters, W B^Walkwe, 
 W D Forster, Saint John. ' .„ 
 
 LODGES. 
 
 Albion Lodge, No. 1.— Meets first Friday in each month, at the Masonic 
 Hall, St. John. James F. Lawton, W, M. Charles Masters, Sccretaurv. 
 
 St.|John's Lodge, No. 2.— Meets first Tuesday in each month, at the Ma- 
 sonic Hall, St. John. John D. Short, W. M. Arthur W. Sharp, Sec. 
 
 Hibemta Lodge, No. 3.— Meets second Tuesday in e&ch month, at the 
 Masonic Hall, St. John. John Johnson, W. M. G. G. Boyne, Secretary. 
 
 Sutaa:! Lodge, No. 4.-r^eetai ThursdotK .(m or after each full moon, at 
 Dorchester, westmorlatid Cotml^. S. TEager Wilson, W. M. J.EChurch, 
 Secretary. • 
 
 St. Mark's Lodge No. 5.— Meets first Thnrsday in each month, at St. 
 Andrews, Charlotte County. B. R Stevenson, W. M. George F. 
 Stiokney, Secretary. 
 
 Hiram Lodge, No.6.— Meets Jrst Thursday in each month, at the City of 
 Fred«)ricton. James D. F«^lev, W. M. Charles Brodle, SecretMj. 
 
 Sussex Lodge, No. 7,— Meets first Tuesday tn each month, at Saint 
 Stephen, CSuurlotte County. John A. Boyd, W. M. Edwin O. Vroom, 
 Secretitiy ^ 
 
 Culeton. Union Lodge< No. 8.— Meets third Thursday in each month, at 
 Caileton, aty of Sai^ John. R H. McWilUams, W. M. A. Yf. Reed, 
 Secretary. 
 
 Midian Lodge, No. 0.-- jHeets second Tuesday in each month, at Clifton, 
 Kings County. J. D. Howe, W. M. Howard D. Wetmore, Secretary. 
 
 union Lodge of PortlMd, No. 10.— Meets third Thiirsdar in each month, 
 atthe Masonic HaU, Si. John. H H. McLean, W. M. H. B. Dixon, 
 
 Woodstock Lodge No. 11.— Meets first Wednesday in each month, at 
 Woodstock, Carletou County. John F. Merritt, W. M. Charles N. Scott, 
 
 St. George Ix>dge, No. IS.- Meets first Tuesday in each month, at St. 
 George, Charlotte County. A. J. McGee, W. M. Geoiye F. Hibbard, 
 Secretary. 
 
 Corinthian Lodge, No. 18.— Meets second Wednesday in each month, at 
 Hampton Station. J. McG. Humphrey, W. M. Henry Hallett, Secretary. 
 
 Alley Lodge, No. l4.~MeetB first Thursday in each month, at Upper Mills, 
 Charlotte County. Henry Baoker, W. M. Jason C. Davis, Secretaty. 
 
 Howard Lodge^o. 1ft.— Ifeets first fuesday in eacb month, at HlUsboro', 
 Albert Ck>unty. Wm F Flaglor, W. M. John A. Beatty, Secretary. 
 
 St. Andrew^s Lodge, No. I4i— Meets Monday on or a^ter each full moon, 
 
lpd« 
 
 [1887. 
 
 AHmM. 
 
 St. (SteplMa. 
 
 ShediAc. 
 
 HanuBton, 
 
 Woooftodc. 
 
 Newcastle. 
 
 St. John. 
 
 i,R.W.,W. P.' 
 .aHaralMl. 
 ach, St. John, 
 rietam. R, W., 
 A. Qdds0e. St. 
 Walker; W., 
 , R. W., Wm. 
 . B.Sangpter, 
 
 atiporf , SaiQt 
 Xofcan, W B 
 it JSitn. 
 
 ' SilUs, Heiu7 
 cton. 
 
 R Stevenson, 
 »ck; . , 
 
 W BWallaoei 
 
 t the Masonic 
 Ircretary. 
 th, attheMa- 
 
 .1, Sec. 
 
 onth, at the 
 
 , Secretary. 
 
 ' U moon, at 
 J.E Church, 
 
 lonth, at St. 
 George F. 
 
 |kt the City of 
 jBtary. 
 
 (th. at Saint 
 I G. Vroom, 
 
 bh month, at 
 L. Vf. Reed, 
 
 \, at Clifton, 
 
 month, 
 B, Dixon, 
 
 month, at 
 N. Scott, 
 
 (nth, at St. 
 {. Hibbard, 
 
 month, at 
 I Secretary. 
 
 E Mills, 
 . 
 )boro\ 
 Iry. 
 ■full moon, 
 
 For laiimMrOtaplainto tak> Fellows' ipeedy Belltf. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 100 
 
 at Richibucto, Kent C:unty. H. M. Ferj?ugon, W. M. Thomas W. ]»tas. 
 SecretaiT. 
 
 Northumberland Lodge, No. 17.— Meets second Tuesday each month, at 
 Newcastle, Northumberland County. E. Lee Street. W. M. James O fuft. 
 Secretary. 
 
 Miramichi Lodge, No. 18.— Meets third Tuesday each month, at Chatham, 
 Northumberland County. A. Harris, W. M. Thomas Gillespie, Secretary. 
 
 Salisbury Lodge. No. iiO.— Meets first Tuesday each month, at Salisbury, 
 Westmorland Countv. Thomas Cochran, W. M. James Walton, Secretary. 
 
 Zion Lodge, No. 21.— Meets first Wednesday each month, at Sussex, 
 King's County. Henry A. White, W. M. Chas. H. Fairweather, Secretary. 
 
 New Brunswiok Lodge. No. 88.— Meets second Tuesday each month, at 
 the City of St. John. S. K. F. James^W. M. James Mc^ichol, Jr., Sec'y. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No. 23.— Meets third Wednesday each month, at Moncton, 
 Westmorlaad. County. George F. Atkinson, W. M. C. W. Edgett, Secretary. 
 
 Zetland Lodge, Nc. !M.— Meets second Wednesday each month, at Shediac, 
 WeStmQ9«land County,. D. S. Harper. W. M. James Ingles, Secretary. 
 
 Restigouehe Lodn, No. 25.— Meets Tuesday on or after full moon, at 
 Dalhousie, Restigouehe County. J. £. Stewart, W. M. Albbert E. Wind.sor, 
 Secrebarjr. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No. 2Ak— Meets second Thursday each month, at Mill- 
 town, Charlotte County. J. S. Andrews W. M. John Lawson, Secretaty. 
 
 St John Lodge, No. 27.— Meets Thursday on or after each full moon, at 
 Bathiirst, Gloucester County. Walter H. Buck, W. M. Albert J. H. 
 Stewart, Secretary. 
 
 Lebanon Lodge, No. 28.— Meets second Monday in each mout^h, at Saok- 
 ville, Westmorland County. Harvey Phinney, W. M. Richard Wilson, 
 Secretary. 
 
 St. Martins Lodge, No. 90.— Meets first Wednesday in each month, at St. 
 Martins, St. John. Thomas McWhinney, W. M. William E. gkillen, 
 Seoretaiy. 
 
 Benjamin Lodge, No. 31.— Meets first Tuesday in each month at Andoverv 
 Victoria County. R. B. Wiley, W. M. John A. Perley. Secretary.. 
 
 Cwnpbellton Lodge No. 32.— Meets first Friday in each month, at 
 CflonpheUton, Restigouehe County. John C. Ferguson, W. M. Robert 
 Jaj^uw, Secretary. 
 
 Alexandria Loilge, No. 33.— Meets first Tuesday in each month, at St. 
 Mary's, York County. John G. Hall, W. M. Edgar Hanson, Secretary. 
 
 Aloert Lodge, No. 34.— Meets Tuesday nearest full moon each month at 
 Hopewell Comer, Albert County. L. M. Wood, W. M. Dan.el N. Bald- 
 win, Secretary. 
 
 CHAPTERS. 
 
 Carleton Royal Arch Chapter, No. 47, Registry oil Scotland— Meets third 
 Wednesday in each month at Freemasons Hall, St. John. S. K. F. James, 
 P. Z.; W.B. Wallace, P. H.; J. O. Vincent, P. J.; T. Nisbet Robertson, 
 Scribe K; George Frost, Scribe N.; Wm. C. Godsoe, Treasurer; D. Jack, P. 
 S.; John Rubins, S. S.; E. B. Ashton, J. S.; Dingee Scribner, Janitor. 
 
 Fredericton Royal Arch Chapter, No. 77, Registry of Scotland— Meets at 
 Fredericton, third Wednesday in each month. 
 
 Union Royal Arch Chapter, No. 84, Registry of Scotland- -Meets fourth 
 Tneaday in each month at Freemasous^ Hall, Carleton. W. W. Allen, 
 PrinoinalZ. R. H. McWilliams, Principal H. Wm. C, Allen, Principal J. 
 J. D. White, (P. Z.j, Treasurer. A W Reed, (P. Z ), Scribe E. Wm. Dun- 
 lavey, (P. Z.), Scribe V. John E. Appleby, first sojourner. A F Andrews, 
 (P. Z.), second sojourner. Chas. E. Belyea, third sojourner. James H. 
 Eaicles. janitor. 
 
 Mark Lodge.-R. H. McWilliams, R. W. M. ; W. C. Allen, W. S. W. A. 
 F. Andrews, W. J. W. Jarvis Wilson, Chaplain. J. D. White, Treas. A 
 W. Reed, Sect. W. W. Allen. S D. J. E. Appleby. J. D. Wm. Dunlavey 
 S. O. J. H. Leonard, J. O. James H. Eagles. Tyler. , ,, ^ 
 
 New Brunswick Ro.val Arch Chapter, No, IC Registry of Canada— Meets 
 first Thursday in each month at Freemasons Hall, St. John. W. J. Logan, 
 E. P. Z. A. ll. Campbell, E. H. H. J. Thorne, E. J. D. S. Stewai-d, Scribe 
 E John French, Scribe N. Jas. McNichol, Treas. Alex. McNichol, P. 8. 
 HenryBuckanan, S. S. John Williams, J. S. H. N. Lawson, M. 3 V. W. 
 H: Ptftton, M. 2 V. George L. Partelow, M. 1 V. J. C. Hatheway, organist. 
 Dingee Scribner, Janitor. 
 
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B ingboMt OB Hawp WBiAiSiflll VtUovt* LMniliig^f Ineiioe. 
 
 110 
 
 KMIOHTR OP PYTHIAS. 
 
 [188T. 
 
 B«t«Co0d Royal Arch Chapter, fi R— Meets at Moncton. 
 
 MountlLebanon Royal Arch Chapter— Meets on the thiiHl Wedoeaday in 
 eaph month at Chatham. 
 
 St. Stephen Royal Arch Ohapter^Meets on the moond Wednesday in 
 each month at St. Stephen. 
 
 Oarieiton Council of Koyal and Select Masters— Meets Mionthly in Carleton. 
 
 ■'?!!-f^.'; \_-encampmknt$. ' !}'lT'y. ;'" ^ 
 
 Encampment of St. John, No. 48U>B(eJi(7iou8 and Military Order of the' 
 Temple, on the Registry of .the Chapter Oeneral of Scotland. Meets at 
 Freemasons Hall, City of i St. John, second Wednesday in each months' 
 Noble and Eminent Commander, Thos. Walker, M.i D. Lieut. Com- 
 mander, J. Fred. Lawton. Mareschal, A. W. Reed. Hospitaller, R. B^ 
 Humphrey. Chancellor, W. H. B. Sadleir. Treasurer, T. Amos Qodaoe. 
 (P.C.) Secretary, T. Nisbet Roberteon:, (P.C.) Baucennif'jr, JohnS. Fronch. 
 Bearer of Yexillum Belli, John F. Lawson. Chaplain, Rev. W. W. Brewsr 
 Chamberlain, M. F. Bruce, M.D. OrKaoist, D. RuMell Jack. Warder,' 
 Oeorge H. Trueman. Aides-de<!amp, Walter H. Allan and Fark A. Mel- 
 ville. Man-a*>Arms, D. Scrlbner. * 
 
 The Union de Molay Encampment and Priory, Registry of the Great 
 Priory of Canada.— Regular Quarterly Convocanons held at Ffeemason's 
 Hall, St. John. < 
 
 Provincial Grand Lodge of the Ro^/al Order of Scotland.— B. Lester Peters, 
 Grand Master. T. Nisbet BobertsoL, Grand Secretary. Meets first Wednes- 
 day in February', M^, August and November, at Freemasons Hall, St. John. 
 
 St. Jofao Lodge of Perfection 14^ A. and A. S. Rite, on the Registry of 
 the Sum-ena» Council for Canada. T. Nisbet Robertson, T. P. O. M. A. W. 
 Reed, Secretary. Meets at Freemason? Hall, St. John, fourth Friday in 
 February, May. August and November. 
 
 . HariOffton Chapter of Sovereign Princes of Rose Croix, H. R. D. M„ IS"", 
 on the ^gistry of the Supreme Council for Canada. William C. Godsoe, 
 M. Wi S. G. Gordon Boyne, Registrar. Meets at Freemasons HaD, St. 
 John, fourth Friday in March, June, September and December. 
 
 iNew Brunswick Sovereign Consistoiy, P. R. S., on the Registry of the 
 Supreme Council of Canada.— Wm. J. Logan, Commander-in-Chief. D. S. 
 Stewart, Grand Secretary. Meets at Freemasons Hall, St. John, fourth 
 ¥>iday in Oetober, January, ^.pril and July. 
 
 Knights of Fjrthias. 
 
 Ofpicers op thk Sufbkmb Lodge, Knioht8 op Pythias.— John 
 Van Yt^enburg, Fort Madison, Iowa, F S C ; Howard Douglas, 
 OJiio, SC ; William Ward, New Jersey, SVC; John S King, 
 Toronto. Ontario, S P; S J Willey, Delaware, S M of E; U £ 
 Cowan, Missouri, S K of R and 8; Ghas F Bragg, Maine, 8 M at A; 
 Bob NeweU, Arkinsaw, S I G ; John W Thompson, District of Col- 
 umbia, S O G ; Jas R Camahan, Indiana, M G U R ; Halvor Nelson 
 District of Columbia, S S E R. 
 
 Gffioera of the Grand Lodge, Maritime Provinces. — John R Arm* 
 strong, St. John, P G C; Jaraea Moulson, St John, G C; Murray 
 Fleming, Moncton, G V C ; WO Hazen Grimmer, St Stephen, G P; 
 Thomas Armstrong, St John, G M of E ; Andrew J Armstrong, St 
 John, GK of R and S ; George Dunn, Spring Hill, G M at A ; Geo 
 Craig, Moncton, GIG; John Beamish, St John. GOG. Represen- 
 tatives to the Supreme Lodge, James Moulson, St John ; Geo Craig, 
 ^lonoton. 
 
 New Brunswick Lodge, No 1, and Union Lodge, No 2, St John, N 
 B. —Meets every alternatelWeanesd »y evening at 8 o'clock, in their 
 Hall, Ring's Building, Germain strei t. 
 
 Wi 
 
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 edueaday in 
 dnesday in 
 In Carleton. 
 
 rder of th^'^ 
 
 I. Meefes at 
 ■ch months' 
 lent.. Corn- 
 ier, R. B^ 
 08 Godaoe. 
 It 8. French. 
 
 W. Brew6r 
 :. Warder,' 
 ark A. Mel- 
 
 the Oreai 
 reemason^g 
 
 ster Peters, 
 rstWednea- 
 
 II, St. Jolin. 
 Registry 6f 
 
 M. A.W. 
 1 Friday in 
 
 D. M„ W, 
 
 C. Godsoe, 
 
 ■ HaD, St. 
 
 Btry of the 
 lief. D. S. 
 hn, fourth 
 
 Y 
 
 .1 ; 
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 IS.— John 
 Dourfas, 
 S Kinff, 
 £; UE 
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 of Col" 
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 Murrav 
 en, G P; 
 irong, St 
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 Oraig, 
 
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 in their 
 
 Cnrbt on Hynwt toy Fellow' Iieoiniag> S|Hiont\ 
 
 1«»7,] 
 
 ODD FRLLOWS'— F0RESTBB8. 
 
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 -Meets every. |!PDec(T 
 
 jy^Vnorland Loflge, No 3, of Moncton, N L.— Met 
 uii,^ evening at 8 o'clock, in Pyttuan Temple, Robinson street. 
 
 E,tl«r LodgB, ^o 4, of St Stephen, N B.— Meets every seoond 
 irth Monday in each month, 
 herland Lodge, No 1, %r^ng Hill,— Meets every alternate, 
 Thursday e%^ning. 
 
 KNIGHTS OF ^YTHtm ENDOWMENT RANK. 
 Section 511, Moncton,' N !B.— George M Jarvis, Prei^ident ; J H 
 Wran, Vice-l,esid«nt; H B Fleming, Secretary; W J, Norfolk, 
 Medical Eximinef, 
 
 Independent Oi^er of Odd Fellows. 
 
 Officerb of the SuprrWe' Lodge, I. O. F.— John H. White, New 
 York, Graud Sire ; General Underwood, Kentucky, Deputy Gi;iMlfl 
 Hire ; Theo^ Ross, Maryland^ .Grand i^ecrotary ; Isaac A Shep^u^d, 
 Pennsylvania, Grand .Treasuier; Rev J N VenaUes, Kentucky , 
 Grand Chaplain, 
 
 Grand Lodge, L. P.. B. N. A.— D Graham Whidden, Grand 
 Master, Anligonish, N S ; James L Stewart, Deputy Grand |iuster, 
 Chathaiu, N, B ; W H Weatherspoon, Grand Warden, Granville 
 Ferry, N S; J P Frazee, Grand Secretary, Halifax. N S ;^enry 
 A Taylor, Grand Treasurer, Halifax, N S ; Robert Hocken. P 6 M, 
 Grand Rep, Pictou, N S ; Samuel Watts, Grand Bdp, Woodstock, N 
 B ; Israel E Smith, Grand ChapUiin. Carleton, St John, N B ; James 
 R McLee, Grand Marshal, Charlottetown, P E I ; T L Chappelle. 
 Grand Conduotor, Charlottetown, P £ I; A F Gardeni Grana 
 Guardian, Woodstock, N B ; Greo £ Tenn^nt. Gr&nd Herald, St 
 John, N B. Next session will be held at New G^>«gow, N S* 
 
 Pioneer Lodge, No 9, St John, N B. Meets on Friday, 
 
 Beacon Lodge, No 12, St John, N B. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No 13, Fredericton, N B. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Pcfe|rles8 Lodge, No 19, Portland, N B. Meets on Wednesdlfty. 
 
 Prince Albert Lodge, No 36. Moncton, N B. Meets on Wedhesday. 
 
 Silbam Lodge, No z9, St John, N B. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Valley Lodge, No 33, Sussex, N B. Meets on Tuesday. . 
 
 Carleton Lodge, No 41, Woodstock, N B. Meets on Tuesday.' 
 
 Ohaitham Lo<&9, No 45, Chatham, N B. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 Golden Rule Lodge, No 46, Carleton, St John, M B. Meets on 
 Thursda}'. 
 
 Mllicete Encampment, St John, N B. Metts third Wednesday in 
 each month. Andre Cushing, E8q, ^)eputy Grand .^ire for the Lower! 
 Provinces. , . r 
 
 Independent Order of Foresters. 
 
 Offioers of thk Supreme Court. --Dr Oronhyateka, Suprenie 
 Chief Ranger; DrGeo Hetherington, Supreme Vice-Chief Ranger; 
 E S Cummer, Supreme Secretary :T G Davey, Supreme Treasurer; 
 Dr W H Henderson, Supreme Phydcian ; John A MoOillivray, 
 
 m 
 
 ^ 1 
 
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j^ WohHi tijce Barktrli Wmu lotmgM. 
 
 113< 
 
 TEHPBltAMOS ORGAJITZATIONS. 
 
 Sapretne Councillor ; O W Joiaes add Thomas LawlMs, Supreme 
 Auditors; Dn Millman »nd OiSonhyiiit^Ha^ Medical Board. 
 
 Encampment of Royal Foresten.— Siir Kniifht J B B MoOre%dy, 
 111, Commander; Sir Knight G E Hetherington, lU, Past Com- 
 mander ^ Sir Knight WEE Skillen; Lieiit. Commander , 3ir K%ht 
 H C Creed, 111, Orator ; Sir Kni)?ht F W Emerson, 111, Chancellor ; 
 Sir Knight K S Thome, M D, lU, An^yirt; Sir Knight Q A Hughes, 
 lU, Marshal ; Sir Knight Tbos Clark, III, Captain of Guard ; Sir 
 Knights Pj: Cliff and B S MAsters ' HI, Standard Bearers; Sir 
 Knights J E SkiUen and H V Skillen, III, Sword Bearers. 
 
 Tempsranoe Orj^^zations, 
 
 INDEPENDENT OIWOEE OF, QpOD TEMPLAES. 
 
 Wni Vauchan. St Martins. GO T; H^rS Jonathan Titus, U^am, 
 O V T^ D F Campbell, St Andrews, G Con ; Rev J S Allen, Hope- 
 well, O'Cfaap; Mrs Fred J Todd, Fredericton, G S J T: Samuel 
 ISifts. St John. G Sec ; Mrs Henry Calhoun, Albert, GAS; ReV 
 Thos'MarfAiaH, Fairvilla, GTreas ; C S Woodling, Woodstock, G M: 
 Missli Brtidshaw, St Martins, G D M ; C Golding, Andover, G I G; 
 E L Ford, a«ekvilte, G O G ; J R Pidgeon, IndUmtown, P G C T. 
 Win yi^ughais and J P Pidgeon, delegates to R W G Lodge. 
 
 GRAND DIVISION S. OF T. 
 
 W C i>np'ow, Newcastle, Grand Woifthy Patrbubh; W H Price, 
 Moncton, Grand Worthy Associate ; David Thomson. St John. G 
 Scribe ; Vt' C Whittaker, St John, Grand Treasurer; Rev J D Mur- 
 ray, Bttctouobe, Grand Chaplain ; H D Stevens, Albert Coui^ty, G 
 Conductor; H d McGowim„ G Sentinel 
 
 V OMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. 
 
 Mrs 3iHnes Masters, Preudent; Mrs A F Maofaiiand, Mrs Geo 
 Ajrmstrong> Mrs John March, Mrs Robinson^ Mrs Charles Dearborn, 
 Mrs Segee, Misn Christie. Vice-Presidents j Mrs W W TurnbuU, Cor- 
 responcting Secretary ; Mrs J M ^aton. Recording Secreta^ ; IkQbs 
 Jane Loduiut, Treasurer ; Mrs A A Stockton, Auditor. 
 
 Offioxbb of thk Cabucton W. C. T. U.— Mrs. W fi Price, Prtri- 
 dent ; Un B B Brittain, Mrs W C Saunders, Mrs C £ Belyea, Mn J 
 K Taylor, Mrs W C Colwell, Vice-PresidenU ; Mrs T W Musgrove, 
 Secretary; Mrs C Ladner, Corresponding Secretary ; Miss JCate 
 Brittain, Treasurer ; Mrs J Gray, Aissistant Treasurer. 
 
 TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Dr WS Morrison, G WT 
 taker, G W B ; A Everett, 
 Lewis, G Chap; C W Segee, G 
 
 ; W T Fanjoy, G W 
 GWT; LB ~ 
 
 Sen. 
 
 V ; W C Whit- 
 Stormes, G Usher; Wm 
 
 VICTORIA TEUPL.B NO, II. 
 
 J J GaUes, W C T ; J H Fleming, W 7 T ; Wm Duffell, W Rec ; 
 C A Rutherford. W A R ; D Smiler, W I' R ; D McNally, W Treas ; 
 Henry Dalton, W Chap ; John.Bontf. W D U ; Frank Godsoe, W G; 
 L C Ansley, W &; W H Smith, P W C T. 
 
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 teetbir r C 
 
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 land Prei 
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 Portland, 
 
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 Felix Mo2 
 
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 W J B 
 
 Treasurer 
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 Librarian 
 agement— 
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 Mo* or ley, 
 
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 TBlfVSBAKOB O&eASIZATIONfl. 
 
 118 
 
 . ' JUKI(», TBMPLB Oy Hj AND T. ! 
 
 J FethMirt^, <s A; W Walkei^, G V A; Wm BuchMiM,B«o; 
 Jago Da]^, Am» a^ j^ W Tenniint, ¥!in B«c ; T Roberteon, Anst Fin 
 Reo^.C GrooEMi^nk, tTBher ; N Watson, Dep tJsher j A Banks, Pro- 
 teotbir ; Qeo Btohahan, Watch ; 'George Doig, Past G A. 
 
 { «fM»]^ a yriniPROHIBITORY AUilANOE. 
 
 BeV A'J^'Maefarland, PreBident; J Willard Smith, SeoraitMy; 
 George^ J«nkito<;, Treasurer. 
 
 :rmi eastern star oounoil. 
 
 D MoKa%VOof C ; W H Smith, S of 0; WQ Simpson, J of C: 
 AC MiiHp(roVei Recj George Poster, Treas ; J J Gil ». M ; A 
 Ru!tfa«TfbKVl>M: Henry Dahon, Chap; Christopher Wbtle, Pmt 
 Geo T WhiJjenect, Watch. t^-J* 
 
 CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF N. B. 
 Rev J J Walsh, St John, Spiritual Director; John Bodto, Bail' 
 land President; G J Bums, Fredericton, Ist yioe>Pr««id«iii)^ It' 
 McLaughlin, Milltown, 2nd Vice-Prasident ; D J Doher^^Pcdioi* 
 Recordmg Secretary ; uMq 
 
 MoMonagle, Portland, Finanoiaf SMmlfenp ; 
 John Boofen, Jr., Portland, Correepending Secictsry ; Thoa Bouni^. 
 PortUm4»cTlreasQrer ; Wm McGinn, Fredericton, Sergeant'at'Anns. 
 
 ' v/ '-; '^' ST. MALACHI'S T. A. R. SOClfeTY. 
 
 3K^ JJ Wialsh, Spiritual Director ; Patrick Gleeson, J P, Presi- 
 deui): Patrick Moran, 1st Vice-President, Michael Wii 
 
 ^ r ••- . ~ - . isted, 
 
 'Vlce^rresid^nt ; Robert Coleman, Recording Siecretary ; Timbtihij 
 Mqarpliy, I^anoial Secretary ; John McCaurthy, J P, Treaavmim 
 Pi^nWi^McMinDamin, i^er«nant«at-Arm8. Committee.— John fliir 
 herty, King|8 Ward; Daniel O'Rourke, Queen's Ward? Patrick 
 McManus, Duke's Ward ; Daniel Keenan, Sydney Ward ; Michael 
 Sheahan, Wellington Ward; Felix Mulligan, Prince Waixl. ;^ Special- 
 Felix McMinnamin. 
 
 ST. JOSEPH'S SENIOR SOCIETY. 
 
 Rev J J O'Donovsn; Spiritual Director ; Pobert Coleman, Presi- 
 dept ; Daniel D Mclfoiudd, Vice-President ; Richard Walsh, Reoord- 
 ipg Secretary; S^^Wick Hennebeiry, Financial Secretanr;, I^fUs 
 MoGivT,. Treasurer; Danid Roobey, 3crgeant-at-Arms. Cominittee 
 of Mjanagement'-'Patrick Jennings, Wiuiam Quii^, Garett Ren- 
 nesHy, J^trick Quinn, Redmond Condon, John Donovan, Miohatol 
 Fitzpatriok, WiUiam Martin, Hugh Kelly, Patrick McMaun, Cole- 
 man Flaherty, John Elmore. 
 
 ST. JOSEPH'S JUNIOR SOCIETY. 
 W J Bridges, ProsideMt?; H Kipg, Vice-President; J L Duffy, 
 Treasurer ; A Martin, Recording Secretary ; J J Biddington, Finan- 
 cial Secretary : C MoLaughlin, Corresponding Secretary ; J J Power, 
 Librarian; w J Sliney, Assistant Linrarian. ( ommittee Qf Mfua- 
 agement-C A Conlio, W L Williams, J Crowley. Rev. J J O'Doncj- 
 van. Spiritual Director. 
 
 FATHER MA'j^THEW ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Rev W Dollard, Spiritual Director ; J O'Regan, President ; Geo 
 
 Mc^orley, Ist Vice-President ; J F Gleeson, iJnd Vice-President; P 
 
 X McHale, R«<»ording Secretary : P Griffiths, Financial Secretary ; 
 
 J Biohards, Corresponding Secretaiy; H O'Connor, Treaeurwr; M 
 
lU 
 
 IWff rtAiftirti till ifc ifci iliiniA 
 
 LBOlOir OV H0140II— MtI.mA. 
 
 [•SMI9. 
 
 HuBimtty, Librarian ; A Otowlejr, AMdttant Librarian ; W B«ny, 
 CoMliMlov ; Thnothy Gnlliiu, iPairick McCarthy, TmdMM^ 
 
 ' SAINT Al^Tftt tTS ^OpiETY. POBTX T ^ • 
 
 Jfohn M«hon«y, Jr,^ iSrevident ; , D J Dohcrty, Ist . x .'.iraiddaat ; 
 John Mullinf 2nd Vioe-PrMident ; John Boden, Jr, Reoordins Seore* 
 iary; J Frank Qw«nt, Finalicial SecrtUry; James H MoHufi^, 
 rlJnMWursr* Edward Farren, Jr, Librarian; John^ Mel^pdi iter- 
 geant-at-Anns ; F J Owens, Local Deputy to tlM N B Uatod*., 
 
 ST. PETER'S TOTAL ABJJTINBNCB 300IETY. 
 
 l%oDUMi Bourke, Preudent; T>tad»l McMonagle, Uft)Vi«e'PMsld«nt; 
 Daniel MoDonakl, and Vioe-President : Patrick Kodgers,. Be«onUag 
 Saoretary $ Miehael^f urphy, Corresponding SeoretMry; ratBiiok Powcnr, 
 Treasurer, John Duross, Sergeant-at-Arms. Re? HT IXrhvm C 9 S R, 
 Spiritual Di^^potnr. 
 
 »;..*} 
 
 V'' 
 
 Legion of Honor. 
 
 ■ WT. ( 
 
 DuFFSRiN Council, No. 2.— Chas £ Ma«fm<^ael, Commander ; 
 Geo Kerr Bertoq, I^ast Commander ; I C Bowfof^, Deputy Supreme 
 Conunander : John S Seaton, Vice-Commander ; William Kobb, 
 OHiMtr ; Q G- Bpyne, Secretary ; Alex McNlchol, Collector) Jttues 
 luNionoT, Treasurer: H B Jackson. Chaplidi^.; James SuBirmi, 
 CRlidi; E C IfcBlchael, Warden; Wm A McGhilejr, S«ntry; 
 Thdtum Walker, M T», P C, Medical Examiner. ' Past Co;nmattcfor8, 
 fr L Nin^an,_F R Titus, Chas D Jordan. Trustees, Chas McLauch' 
 fam, Jr, ^^ B Russell, W H Merritt. '^ *;*: 
 
 • f'-y-!'j 
 
 fioyai Aroanum. 
 
 ftr. John Council, No. 188.— A B Smalley, Regent; Geo A Kim- 
 hM. Vioe-Refrent ; Geo D Martin, Orator ; Win V Barbotv, Fast 
 ReMikt: D McNally, Secretary; J M Tayior, Trei^rer: J McNjchoI, 
 JirJColIeetor ; J E Masters, Jr, ChaplsJn ; W A McGinley, Guide ; 
 S Whitebone, Waixlen ; W J Magee, Senti^. 
 
 li 
 
 '^^ ;! Staff of 1^ Militia. 
 
 MILITARY D(STB1CT NO 8. PHOVINCB OF NBW BKU^SWIOK. 
 
 peputT Adiutant General (jftmmwading— Lieut Colonel George J 
 Maunsell. 
 
 District Paymaster and Superintendent of Stores— Lieutenant-Col- 
 onel W T Baird, 19 jan, 1869. 
 
 IFFANTBT SCHOOL COBBS. 
 
 . Coaamaadant— Lieiutenant-Cobnel G J Maunsell. 21 deo« 'hSii/U: 
 Qai»tsaa— Major W B Gordon, 21 dec, '89. m ) . ' .; 
 
-11 ■ > I - 
 
 twtT 
 
 iadidlliM Aiktt ^arllrklto f Mtk. 
 
 MltlTlA. 118 
 
 Liraieiuuitii-D ^Jouglas Young, 21 dec, '83: Thomas D R Hem- 
 vaipff, ^ <|ec. '83. 
 LteqlviiMit Mid Captain— S M Br«mner, 29 nov, '85- 
 Sttrgeon— T C Brown, M P, 21 dec, '88. 
 
 ^; dwi nnroBss lovisv n«w brunbwick BKaiVKirr of cavalbt. 
 
 ^Onianlked G O 30th April, 1889. Motto : RegiPatrimnu fidOu, 
 B(e«4qiuutera, Botheiay. t-* 
 
 cc 
 
 Robert W Otty, 
 
 A Troop, Hampton-Captain Geo D Otty, c c, 2d, lJ6 may, '84. 
 LietitonantB, Geo S Maunaell, Ist jan, 75 ; C C McMonagle, prdv, 18 
 June, '8ft. 
 
 B Troop, Ossekeaff—Captain William Langatroth, c c 2nd, 19 aoril 
 '81. ^liiinWnt, William Langstroth. jr, p, lOth ang, '83. 2ncl 
 Lieutenant, J F Whittaker, 14 mar«- '84. 
 
 C Troop, Apohaqui— Captain, Charles H Foshay, p. fi auril '71 
 Lieutenant, David sJU, 10th april, '85. ^^' ^ ' ' ' 
 
 D Troop, Hammond— Captain, David .Tames Fowler, c c 2nd and 
 m B 2nd, U dec 77. Lieutenant, George W Fowler, o c 2nd, 28th 
 march, '84. 2nd Lieutenant, £ L Wedderbum, 1 sep, '84. 
 
 JB l?roop, Johnson, Q Co— Captain, Henry N Campbell, g ■ 2nd, 14 
 mar, '84. Lieutenant Frederick Gass, c c 2ncl, Sttl; jtine, '81. 2nd 
 Lieutonant^ Thoa £ Alfred Pearson, c c, 2Qd, 24thjune, '81. 
 
 F Troop, Shediac, W Co—Lieutenant, Joshua U Fowler, m s, 2Bd 
 18fth tKune* 76. .2nd Lieutenant, A J!Markham, 4th sept, '85. 
 
 G Troop, Springfield- Captain, William J Britain, g f o, 2«t June, 
 '68,' lieutenant, J H McRobbie, lat jan, '85. 2nd Lieutemmt, Wm 
 GreeBslade, Poovil, g f o, p, 3rd June, '81. Assistant Surgeon, W J; 
 Norfolk, let jan, '85. 
 
 Paymaetor— ^ John J Woodward, 28th sept, '84. 
 
 Adjutant— F V Wedderbum, July 30, '86. 
 
 QuartermaiBter-r-Henry Hailett, m s 2nd, 10th sept, '69. hon m 10th 
 sept, '79. 
 
 Burgeon— John E March, M D, 30th May, '84. „>. 
 
 Veterinary Surgeon— James Henry Frink, D V S, may 7, '80^^^^.'' 
 
 WOODSTOCK FIBIfD BArj:BRY OF ARTILLERY. 
 
 Major— F H J Dibblee, 31st may, '83. 
 Lieutenant— C H EmerV, 11th July, '79. 
 Surgeon— Stephen Smith, 4th sept, 74. 
 
 NEWCASTLE FIELD BATTERY OF ARTILLERY. 
 
 Major and Bt Colonel— Robert R CaU, Slst may, '83. 
 Lienti^nt — Richard A Lawlor, prov, 3ra June, 81. . 
 
 2nd Lieutenant- -Charles £ Fish, prov, 20th aug, 79. 
 Surgeon— F L Fedolin, 14th aug, m 
 Veterinary Surgeon— John Morrissey, M D, luth June, '86. 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK BRIGADE GARRISON ARTILLERY. 
 
 Headquarters-St John, N B Organized G O, 28th May, '69, as a 
 Briffade. Original Muster Roll, dated 4th May, 179c, 
 
 Lieutanant-Colonel — John Russell Armstrong, R !S A, c c, Ist, cc 
 2iid, m s 2nd, nov 22, '85. 
 
 lu^jor -Andrew J Armstrong, R S A,l8t G S, 2nd 23'- : Oct, '86.. 
 
 Nq 1 BftttcHi^, St John, Prince of Wales— Captain Greo Bliss Seeley, 
 ift S Alst, m B 2nd, 22nd nov, '85. Lieutenant, Stanley Douglas 
 
»^^<^^ Vffyff^r ^ frW^ r 
 
 m 
 
 UlLXTXA- 
 
 Jim. 
 
 .1- 
 
 Gr»wford.g ■, 2nd, 10th ftpril, '86. 2nd Lieutenant, Robert Rmiklne 
 BltoWejIfS k Irt. *- ' ) 
 
 No 2 Battery, Carleton— Captain, John Jamei Gordon. B Si A lit. 
 18th June, '86. Lieutenant, Albert Arthur Clark, p, jnitr'W- " M 
 Lieutenant, Walker Woodworth White, p. 
 
 No 3 Battery, Portland- Caotain, Wm Murray Bottiord, it| S A 
 lat Lieutenant, George Kerr MoLeod, B S 4. lat , 2i^d Lieutenant, 
 Charles Frederick Hanison. 
 
 No 4 Battery, St John— Captain Georf.e West JoheB,B S A Ist 
 28rd ool '86. Lieutenant, Arthur Rhirlty Benli, p, lOth april, 'iB5. 
 
 No 6 Battery, Fairville— Captain, Edward J$wMt ScAmmeU, A d A 
 2nd, 22nd nov, '85. Lieutenapt, James Albert t)dward Steeve8,p, 
 7th n^y, '86. 2tad Lieutenant. Ernest Hatbeway Turnbull, p, 10th 
 
 Paymaster-Gebiige Frederick Smith, 27th feb, '851 
 
 Adjutant— Charles Frederick Langan. g s, Ist, 18th jqne, '86. 
 
 Qttaitermaster-Bichard Farmer, m 27, ftb, '67, 12th juliy, 'tt. 
 
 Surgeon— John Water house Daniel, M iVllth aug, '76. 
 
 Asdstant Surgeon— Josech Andrews, M D, 14th sept, '83. 
 
 62nd BATTALIOH ST. JOHIT FUSILUCBa-Kfl .4ilftr>9.1ri fJ 
 
 Lieo*enant-Colonel— Artnithnot Blaine, 8th sept, 76. ' ^ 
 
 Majors— Henry David Likely, 9th mar, 77; Joseph T Tucker, 13th 
 June, '88. ^y 
 
 CapUins—lklward T Sturdee, 6th may, '76 ; Frederick H Hartt, 
 l»fli jan, T7j W C Magee, 26th Nov, '80; Hawtrey J A Ooddard. 27th 
 j^ne, '84 ; J P Began, 10th april, '85 ; M B Edwards, 10th June, '86. 
 Lieatenanttt- Cyrus Y Gregory, 6th july, '83 ; Geo A Fraser, l3th 
 June. '84 } George F ThompaJita, 27t*> June, '84; John F Fraier, 10th 
 atoifl.'SS. . - , f 
 
 ^^dLietitenants—Wm H Murray, 10th April, '86 : Jattxis Me- 
 Millknfjbtbv, SMx may, '84 ; Heniy H Goddard. prov, 13th jun4, '84; 
 David Churchill, prov, 13th june, 84; Sterling B Lordly, prov, 27th 
 June, '84 ; G M Cleveland, prov, 18th june, '86. lUUam,!. l 
 
 Paymaster— James Devhn, capt, 27th June, '84. 
 Adjutant— Hugh Haverlock McLean, cant, 19th jan, '77, 
 Quartermaster— John Stewart Hall, 17th jan, '77. ' • "I 
 
 Surseon— Thomas Walker. 27th june, *84. ■f;-:tn^ 
 
 Asunant Surgeon— M L McFarlane, 21st june, 79; 
 
 BRIOHtON KNGINKBBS- CARLETON COUNTY. 
 
 Captain— Brevet Major D MoLeod, Vinoe, 27th feb, '80. Its I^eu. 
 t«.nant, John Bainsford TompLins, 17th April, '83. 2nd LieutenMit, 
 Allison B Connell, april 9th, m 
 
 67th cablkton light infantry. 
 
 Majors— Charles W Baymond, 1 c, 10th sept, '60. John D Baihl, 
 6th July, '84. 
 
 CaptMus- Isaac F Adams, 10th July, '71 ; Gordon E Boyer, 10th 
 July, '71 ; Henry William Bourne, 12th july, '72 ; Amos Dow Hartley, 
 15th april, '73; Jesse W Baker, 10th april, '75; J S Carviil, 2l8t 
 april, '76; A H McLauohlan, s i Ist, 17th May, '86; John T Fletcher, 
 3lsi aug, 73 ; Bobert Kilpatrick, 12th dec, '84. 
 
 Lientenants- Charles A West, Ist may, '74 ; John W Adams, 29th 
 dec, 76 ; Charles B Carman. 1th July. '83 ; Leonard B Harding, ii$th 
 
 ptk '83 ; G D Perkins, 28tli sept, '83*. 
 2ndLi« 
 
 Lieut^nants—W W Williams, 8th april, 'SI ; WUford H 
 gin8,».37th april, '83; Edward C Barrett, 8th june, '88; 3*1 
 
 1887.] 
 
 W Boui 
 K«ipkey, 
 Faymi 
 Quarte 
 Surgec 
 AssTbti 
 
 Lieutei 
 
 Majon 
 
 June, ^80; 
 
 Captai 
 
 June, '80 : 
 
 *82: H ^ 
 
 Magee, 1 
 
 Lientei 
 
 •81: Et 
 
 Perkins, 
 
 2nd L 
 
 June, '81 
 
 CantW; 
 
 Payma 
 
 Quarte: 
 
 Sttcg^Oi 
 
 .7 
 
 Lieutei 
 
 78, 12th 
 
 Captaii 
 
 78 : Johi 
 
 april, '77 
 
 Lieutei 
 
 June, '84 ; 
 
 sept, '82. 
 
 2nd Lie 
 
 18th jan< 
 
 MoLellan 
 
 i^^rfl. '86. 
 
 Paymai 
 
 Adjutai 
 
 Quartei 
 
 'Snrgeoi 
 
 .f «,■ . ." ; 
 
 Lieuten 
 Mi^or ( 
 Captain 
 78; GH 
 Hi J M 
 . Lieuten 
 may, '84 ; 
 2nd)iiet 
 '82; DR 
 '87; J J ( 
 Faymas 
 Aajttt<i] 
 Quaiien 
 Sti'ueon 
 Assistai 
 
fur Son ThrMtnib well with VnlTtrMl linimrat. 
 
 1U87.] 
 
 militU. 
 
 117 
 
 3rd 
 
 '82: 
 
 feb, 
 
 W Bourne, SUt aug, '88; F W Fleming, 29th may, '85; John J 
 Kopkey, prov, 4th June. '80. 
 
 ri»]rmaBter— John D Ketohum, m (hon), 10th sept, '69. 
 
 Quartermaster— Hamiltoo Bmery* 10th aept, '69. 
 
 Surgeon— Charlee Pitt Oonnell,, M D, 22nd april, '70. 
 
 AasUtant Surgei^— B W Stevens, M D, sept 4th, '85. 
 
 TIM TOBK BATTAUOW OF INFAVTBY. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colottel-^ohn Ijothrop Marsh, 3rd nov, 71. 
 
 Majors— Jared Boone, s j, 18th June, '86; Jeremiah Staples, 18th 
 June, 80; hos Jj Alexander, v b, 18th June, '86, 
 
 Captahis— Jesss Christy, 12th may, 72 ; Thomas 6 Loggie, 18th 
 June, '80 ; J y JohnHton, s j, 18tb June, '86 ; T MoMullin, 4th oot, 
 ^82 : H A. Gropley, 24th nov, '82 ; W T Howe, 14th sept, '83 ; A J 
 Magee, 17th oct, ^84. 
 
 iJeutenants-R M Finder, 18th June, '80 ; E T Christy, 10th June, 
 •81 ; R Stevenson, 10th nov, '82 ; J^ Mooney, oct 17, '84 ; J D 
 Perkins, m s, 4th June, '86. 
 
 2nd Li^utenants-D Hazen, 18th June, '80 ; W Wilkinson, 
 June, '81 ; F Baird, 24th June, '84 ; T G MoMurray, 10th nov, 
 Capt W D Hartt, p. 14th deor'83 ; P Gilmour, 17th oot, '84. 
 
 Paymaster— Bt Major A G Beckwith, 3rd June, '81. 
 
 Quartermaster— Andrew Lipsett, 25th feb, 76. 
 
 Surgeon— J Z Currie. Assistant Surgeon— D B Moore. 
 
 . 73rd NORTHUMBBRIiAND N. B. BATTALION OF INFANTBT. 
 
 Xieutenaut-Colonol- Samuel U McCulIy, commanding 22nd 
 78. 12th June, '85. 
 
 Captaius— Hugh Cameron, 4th aug, 71 ; William Fenton, 1st an; 
 73 : John Sheridan, m s, 2l8t may, '86 ; Wm McNaughton, ir 
 april, '77 ; Alexander McKn^ht, 6th sept, '78. 
 
 Lieutenants -Peter Loggie, 1st aug, '73; James Cameron, 13th 
 June, '84 ; James Chapman, prov, 21st sept '74 ; John Sheridan, 29th 
 sept, '82. 
 
 2iad Lieutenants— Wm McEnight, 6th sept, '78 ; Alexander Cameron, 
 18th jane, '84 ; Robert McNaughton, prov, 4th feb, '69 ; Adams 
 MoLellan, prov, 26th sept, '73; J DBF McKenzie, provf S2nd 
 ajiirfl. '86. 
 
 Paymaster— Lemuel J Tweedie, 6th nept, '72. 
 
 ^^djutant— Alexander Templeton, 2nd June, '76, 
 
 Quartermaster- Alexander Cantly, 29th sept, '82. 
 v8arg«fon- William PaUen Bishop, M D, 14th april, '70. 
 
 i ' 74th BATTAUON OF INFANTBY. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel— £ B Beer, l7thoct, '70, jroi'.u.,^ »m 
 
 .Mi^or O R Arnold, 12th may, '82. in.,! * 
 
 Captains -H D Wetmore, lOth July, '79 ; J W MoFee, 2nd aug, 
 
 •78 ; C H Fairweather, m s, 4th June, '86 ; W C MnrraV. 10th march, 
 
 '70 J J M Baird, 6th sept, '72 ; B Harper, 27th June, '79. 
 Lieutenants— W M Chamberlain, 13th may, '81 ; A McDonald, 13th , 
 
 may, '84 ; J A Bowes. 6th sept, '72 ; EH Hayward, 6 mar, m. \ 
 
 2ttd ) iieutenants— H S LangBtroth,4th mar/82; S A McFee, 4tfa march 
 
 '82; D RMcElmon, prov, 27th June, '84; H W White, prov, June 4, 
 
 'iTj J J Crnssman. s j 2nd B, 19th march, '86. 
 FtkyxAiMter—^E Arnold, 4th June, '86 
 Ad]ai>nt-.r M Kinnear, 27th oct, '82. 
 
 'Quartermaster— S H l^Angstroth, m s, June 14th, '86. . M.mA an 
 Sfcrueon-E A Vail, 9th dec, '70. ■^'" . ! .,?! it 
 
 Assistant Surgeon— S F Wilson, M D, 30th may, '84. 
 
tm UmMA w^t ^ f i ^ j^^^'g4i<|f4«i Wiua mi Iron. 
 
 1X9 
 
 INTBRCOLOXnAI* RAILWAY. 
 
 [18»7. 
 
 Xuteroolomal Bailway:. 
 
 C. Gkhrdber, (Met Engineer and General Mttnager of Govemmeiit Rt^il^ 
 irfurs, Ottawa. 
 
 JD. Pottinger, Chief Superintendent, Moncton. 
 Gimrsre T%lor. Oeneivi Freight Anent, Moncton. 
 P. S. Arehibalq, Obi^ Bnglnefr, Utouoton. 
 Thomaa ^niUams, Treasurer and ClSet Accountant, Moncton. 
 H. A. Whitney, MeeMnioal Superlnteu^fent, Moncton. 
 
 A. Bnsby. Qeneral Fft Benaer lead TicJiet Agent, Manct<m. 
 T. -V. Com;, G(eneri4 8torel^per« Moncton. 
 J. J. Wdlaoe, District SuperintendenC. Truro, N S. 
 James B. Price, " *' Oampbeltton, H. B. 
 
 A. & MoDonaM, " " Ritlere du Loup, N. B 
 
 J. ft. Bruce, TiAffle Auditor, Moaoton, 
 Ci D. ThOivffsotit Oasbier. 
 EL D Trites, Paymaster, 
 
 ^ie»iMon;tioket« are issued. Return llckets at one and a hiuf Onit, clan* 
 fare. ^ . ,:•■'-; 
 
 it 
 
 STATIONS, DISTANCES AND RATES OF PASSAGE. 
 
 ST. iOtm TO HAUFAX. 
 
 vASta, 
 
 OStJofete, . 
 A Oo^ Brook, ,. 
 4 BroolcvUle, 
 e Tongrburn, 
 ?Mvinalde, . 
 VRotlieiaijiv V 
 IS Quispamsis, 
 ?au«iaw«uk^ 
 
 87 Blooipfleld, 
 fli'NbMbn,' 
 HftiipkdUMiui, . 
 
 47 Plumweeeep, 
 51 Penobsquis, 
 SS Dunslnane, 
 80 Anagance, . 
 66 Petltcodiac, 
 71 PoUet River, 
 76 SaUsbuiy, . 
 79 Bounda^r Creek, 
 86 Moncton, . 
 d1 Humphrey, 
 W Pfltimec jnitn«tfon,' 
 
 1«7¥oP%OM<ie,' 
 
 106 M|^^BOK>k, 
 
 iSSssssr^^ 
 
 m Aulao,. 
 187 Amherst, . 
 141 Nappan, . 
 145 Maocan, . 
 14»Athol,. . 
 IM Spring Hill, 
 161 Salt^^ngs, 
 
 f0 60 
 09 
 10 
 18 
 81 
 87 
 86 
 51 
 66 
 78 
 81 
 
 17 
 
 41 
 58 
 65 
 80 
 18 
 18 
 8 88 
 
 ^^ 
 
 867 
 
 8 73 
 8 88 
 8^ 
 8 00 
 8 00 
 8 00 
 8 00 
 8 84 
 8 56 
 864 
 8 76 
 884 
 8 88 
 400 
 4 09 
 480 
 
 10 00 
 06 
 08 
 18 
 14 
 18 
 84 
 84 
 44 
 
 54 
 
 IB 
 
 78 
 
 .88 
 
 94 
 
 01^ 
 JO 
 
 88 
 48 
 58 
 58 
 78 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1. 
 
 8 
 
 800 
 
 8 00 
 
 800 
 
 800 
 
 8 16 
 
 888 
 
 848 
 
 8 51 
 
 860 
 
 8 61 
 
 867 
 
 878 
 
 080 
 
 KILBS. 
 
 166 River Philip, 
 
 167 Oxford, 
 171 Thomson. . 
 170 Qreenville, 
 l8lWestclheBt«r, 
 164 Wentworthi 
 139 Felly Lake, 
 197 Londotaierry, 
 8QBDeber(, . 
 806 Belmont, . 
 814 Trjro, 
 M6Piotou, 
 806 Plotou Landing, 
 
 804 FitAiep's Grant, . 
 
 867 New Glasgow, 
 854 Stelk^rton, . 
 819 HoiieweU, . 
 
 884 WMtRiver,' 
 
 887 Biveradale, 
 
 888 Union, 
 888 Vall«r. . 
 878 Johnitons,. 
 
 888 Brookfleld, 
 887 PoMy Bog, . 
 881 Btewiaeke, 
 886 Shubenacadie, 
 
 889 imford. . 
 846 Ebnsdale, . 
 848Bnfleld, . 
 8B8 Oakflekl, . 
 808 Grand Lake, 
 
 805 WeUIngton, 
 
 868 Windsor Junction, 
 864 Bioeky Lake, 
 867 Bedford, . . 
 aro Four Mil» Rouse, 
 8T6 Halifaz, . 
 
 Tjomti^ 
 
 im 
 
 ■ I ". I I 
 
 ■■ - » 
 
. a<ir?«i«r*> 
 
 y '^''*|^3PPw^^PWPW^W'W^!^^^^^^WW^WB Rf'^'iaW ■•nrr.X 
 
 [1887. 
 
 nentltiltf^' 
 
 -- ■•' ... 1 
 first clan* 
 
 
 WiHak: 
 
 \m 
 
 t9m*] 
 
 NKW BBCW6 WIOK RAILWAY. 
 
 11# 
 
 .^:|NTERQ9JU)NIAL EAILWAY.-NORTH 8H0RR. 
 
 FAxaa. 
 
 97 BenyltoMills,- 
 108 CaiuMUL 
 117 OoalBrfHMli, 
 IM WeldfonA, i 
 187 Ferris,. 
 146 OButetoli, w . 
 168 Bamabir River, . . 
 161 Chatham Junotioii, 
 161 Chathatni, . 
 164 Derby< . 
 m Neweistie, . 
 177 Beaver Brodk« 
 lS.BartHiog«ey 
 IW Red Pine, . 
 Sll Bathunk, . 
 a» Petit Roehe^ 
 88! BellJBdIitte, . 
 MO Jaoquet River, 
 flSO New Mills, . 
 956 ChATlo, 
 866 Dalhousie, . 
 874 CunplbeUton, 
 
 887 Metepedia, 
 
 SMiUstream, . 
 Aaaametquaghan, 
 
 888 Causamoal,. 
 885 Amqul, 
 844 Cedar Hall, 
 350 Sayabec, 
 881 Tartacue, . 
 871 LltUeMetis, 
 880 St. Flavto, . 
 888 St. Luoe,' . 
 868 RimouBlci, . 
 
 98 91 
 . 3 00 
 . 8 97. 
 . 854 
 . 878 
 . 3 94 
 . 4 15 
 . 480 
 . 450 
 . 483 
 . 427 
 4 41 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 4 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 
 65 
 
 74 
 06 
 17 
 80 
 
 46 
 
 568 
 
 5 70 
 586 
 
 5 96 
 
 6 88 
 6 87 
 6 54 
 6 78 
 
 Ot 
 16 
 
 9104 
 8 00 
 818 
 8 86 
 
 2 15 
 868 
 277 
 280 
 800 
 8 88 
 285 
 294 
 300 
 8 16 
 
 3 31 
 3 45 
 358 
 364 
 875 
 380 
 3 01 
 
 98 94 95 80 
 
 408 BIc, 
 
 417 St. Fabien, . 
 
 487 St. Simon, . i ir.n 
 
 486 IVc^ Pistoles, . .948 
 
 44T Isle Verte, . . . » 41 
 
 455 St. Arseue, . . 9 OSi. 
 
 467 Qftoouna, . ;; aVfl* 
 
 468 Riviere DuLoup, ^ i # 89 : 
 
 469 Notre datne duPo'ge.lO 07 
 
 48 
 65 
 75 
 
 87 
 «8 
 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 6 
 5 
 5 
 532 
 
 475 St. Alexandre, 
 
 480 St. Andre, . 
 
 483 Ste. Helene, 
 
 489 St. Paschal, 
 
 498 St. PhUippe de Neri, 
 
 498 Riviere Quelle, . 
 
 605 Ste. Anne, . 
 
 518 St. Roch, . 
 
 516 Elgin Road, 
 
 680 St. Jean P. Joli, 
 
 585 Trois Saumons. . 
 
 528 Llslet. 
 
 532 L'Anse a Gile, . 
 15 535 CapeStlgnace. . 
 ~~ 542 St. Thomas, 
 
 548 St. Pierre, 
 
 551 St. Francois, 
 
 556 St. Valier, . 
 
 560 St. Michel, . 
 
 566 StCharles, 
 574 St. Hem'L . 
 578 St. Jean Chrys, . 
 
 5^ CbaiwMw, . T . 
 
 567 Hadlow, 
 588 Point Levis . 
 
 New Brunswick Hallway. 
 
 OFFIdfilS. 
 
 SamuAl Thome, President. .. 
 
 J. Kennedy Tod, Vioe^reoMent. J. F. lieavitt, Ghan. PiSS. ift ^ 
 
 F. W Cram, General Manager. John Stewart, Supt. North eritDi^on 
 
 Alfred Seely, Secretary & Measurer. H.D.McLeod ,Supt. Southern; Division, 
 W. T. Whitehead, Land Agent. 
 
 MILBS. STATIONS. MIUM. STATIOKS. 
 
 47.5 Three Tree Creelc. 134.0 Meadows, 
 58.5 Rusagonish. 
 
 56.5 Wassls. 
 
 00.5 Qiasier. ; 
 
 03.0 Doak. 
 ((5.0 Morrison's. 
 ail.fi SalBmatica.|{j;iu,'.1 
 
 66.6 Frederictom 
 
 MILVS. STATIONS. 
 
 St. Jphc. 
 Carleton. 
 Bay Shore. 
 
 8.5 Fairville. 
 4.8 South Bay. 
 
 6.6 Sutton. 
 10.0 Grand Bay. 
 11.6 Brandy Point. 
 18.8 Riverbaulc. 
 14.0 WestfleM; 
 lA.O Lingley. 
 
 18.8 Neiipis. 
 80.5 Eagle Rock. 
 84.0 WeUcund. 
 88.8 CUMr»«<lon. 
 81.5 OameMauJi. 
 84.8 Enidikmeii. 
 89.0g(5ytr~ , 
 40.t South Branch. 
 44.5 FrederictonJuno. 
 
 48.0Tr«gy.. 
 
 St. Cfrotx. 
 
 Qi-een Point. 
 
 50.8 Cork. 
 65.0 Harvey. 
 70.5 l^noe William. 
 75.0 Magaguftdavic. 
 81.0 McA&m. 
 90.0 VanoebOi*o. 
 98.0 Barber Pam. 
 97.0 Lawrouse, C. C. 
 09.0 Watt JUnetlon. 
 
 111.0 Moore's Mills. 
 114.0 Maxwell. 
 119.0 St. Stephen. 
 103.0 Dumbarton. 
 107.0 Rolling Dam. 
 106.0 He«itt*s. 
 110.0 G.S.Rail*y June. 
 118.0 ^xIUhio. a 
 
 — l-BaiSSt^iV'.' 
 ,188,0 Chamwooki.ii rf 
 187.0 St. Andrews. 
 
 860 
 
 90.0 
 
 98.0 
 100.0 
 108.0 
 107.0 
 110.0 
 
Una ll9nm M >$ yium Wiii i l'l f IWMtH^g^iJjii^ Iwwoe. 
 
 mf 
 
 B., P., Vtt^'iAlJto IbiiltA^V'iBT R'AtLWATS. 
 
 [ifl^. 
 
 117.0 Bp>Bt(ta. 
 lM.Or .ateo'/unction. . 
 MCrGiaMtrme. 
 inaHoatton. 
 imo KI«K^ Tank. 
 118.0 Wob«Rtock. 
 isr.ft i:Cyf|Mr Woods'k. 
 Mt.» Nfl#lmiv Jonot. 
 liT.T Harttend. h.*'.!. 
 
 tfLTPttiL'': ■■>■,-;■•... 
 
 U&t FteenoerlUe. 
 
 1M.S Bailhi 
 UKO ButiiftSRU. 
 191.7 UfMrKont. 
 178.2 Kllburn. 
 
 m.7Pemi. 
 
 IMUCB. 'sTArAbim. 
 184.8 AnddVer. ^ ^ 
 1SQ.7 AMnrtook. 
 lflt.7 ArOMfiiMlc FattB. 
 IM^tyostfUMeld..' 
 i^7RMMI^don. < 
 MI.7 Chieibcm. 
 a&5 PreMtMi iBle. 
 196.4 LtiMwtotte. 
 Ifl0.4 OlrMM^lIv. 
 aOft4 (Irand Fttlls. 
 asij4 St. Leomrds. 
 Si(fc4 St. Aun'iB. 
 S87.7 OrMn lUver. 
 841.7 St. BasiL 
 S47.4 Bdmundsttfn. 
 18ftO Qibson. 
 i«?.0 St. Mary'8. 
 
 knitts. 
 196.0 
 182.8 
 188.0 
 186.0 
 181.7 
 180.7 
 178.8 
 1756 
 iTBitt 
 189.7 
 166.0 
 161.6 
 160.7 
 167.0 
 166.0 
 160.6 
 1"1.0 
 
 8TJLTI01W. 
 
 ;las._ •'^>'"< 
 
 .•tTj.'i ,i: 
 
 Lawrenoiu' • '( ' 
 Zealand.'' •:),.-£ mi 
 atoma SMge.. H v 
 Bnranidm • c- 
 UpprarSBMriAk. 
 BurttLake.^') ■' 
 HainaMlto. ' 
 MiUrllle. >' 
 Woodsloek Road} < 
 Nackawia Kh' 
 County liiMi'! 
 Woodatoiskilmtofe. 
 
 Jogginfi & Maooan IWlway. 
 
 
 Oeneifl D. B. Warner, Pkreaident. 
 W. Ollttner, Sac* - - 
 
 ,__, — , 3ackTUle, Saorotary-Treaaurer. ._ , , 
 
 Dk«ctprs— R. OrulksnaBk, Daniel W Clark, Gilbert Seaman HIbDard., 
 
 •■i r 
 
 .■1. ' 
 
 ,rr. 
 
 Slgin, PetitoocliiM) & Havelpok Kailwayi 
 
 
 OBiraift Humphry, Preeiddnt. 
 
 A. E KUlam, Muiaging Director. 
 
 B. P. Eaatman, Director an Secretary. rr t^- 
 EllBha Uiuly, Audltol^. j ' ,HT^'f^^ W9 (4 
 James A, Wheat, Station Agent, mgii^ 
 
 H. Oolpltts, *' "' Frtitcbche. 
 
 A.B.K9lth. " " Hirvrtdbk. 
 
 mbcma»i^. J, Kattta, J; D. 0teihr^ a D. R«Mn0»;i. 
 
 ri<i'?! 
 
 iH'iwivHl'irifnt><' 
 
 
 ,[ 
 
 ■ ■ . ■ " i< : : . . 
 
 /ilK 
 
 Oaraquet Balway. 
 
 X. F, touribr, f^dent and General UMiAser. 
 John Bli(*«9miht, Secretary. 
 W H OhMtdttT; SuperintendeM. 
 WilU«ln|bMll',Ohi^ Engineer. 
 
 MM. ,!>- 
 
 U'i'i t.Uu>\(i f..| i 
 
 k^ATlOMB. 
 
 r ,JuQOt. 
 
 MlCaa. ' BTATlMirlll. 
 
 80 (^anohla. 
 21 CUftor 
 88 stion^ve 
 96 N« 
 
 88 PQQIMkaw*. / 
 
 81 oranoAiifie. 
 
 HILI4. a^AMOMI. ' 
 
 84 Saint ^p^*«. 
 46 UppSeS&q^ 
 
Mmo9t 
 
 inom. 
 
 las. •'^"''< 
 
 Mb* 'f.^- > 
 
 Bno■l^r^•/•^ ■;f:; 
 
 nijL.»t!-w.'! .t,i 1 
 
 ride.: !i :!' > •><• 
 
 Lake. '>'> ' 
 
 He. . '^' 
 
 IstoekRoiad;' 
 
 awia 
 
 byLtiMi 
 
 l»tdfctoI«not. 
 
 Miii' . !' !.:? ' " . 
 
 iMjirl 
 
 .«<PiiliMMlWmi«ht>to Ml«wt> l»Mitr BftUt 
 
 m^. 
 
 
 :2SS%^SA... 
 
 
 ttr. ! :.v 
 
 kMcnfS. ' 
 
 1887.] 
 
 OmutOKAPH C0MPAKIB8. 
 
 121 
 
 1 IWegn^ Oompanies. 
 
 ^nimm» X5m<iK Tblbgraph Co — Di* Nornn Green, Prasi- 
 dent; GeMrai Thomas T Eckert, QeDeral Manager; A R 
 Bftmtin Secretary; R H Rochester, Treasurer, New York 
 
 H I'CNneh, Superintendetit Maritime ProvincAs; T M Rob^ 
 iniotiv Manager St John, N B, offiee; D (I Dawson, Manager 
 ^iHax, N 8, office; W P Sydney, Manager North Sydney, C 
 Bi'dflloe; € B jJonham, Manager I'anso, N S, office. 
 
 Li6t of Offices of the Western Union Tel^raph Company in 
 tiieMaritime Provinces:— Albert or Hopewell Corner, N B, 
 Aro6Bt<k>k Jmicttbn, N B. Amherst, N S. Anaganoe, N B,* 
 Avddiver, N B, Annapolis, N S, Antigonish, N S, Apofaaqul, 
 N», Arichat, OB, Athol, N S, Avondale, N 8, Aylesford, N 
 S, Barrington, N S, Bear River, N S, Bedford, N 8, Berwick, 
 N,S, 9ath, N B, Blackville, NB, Big Pond, C B, Bridgetown, 
 1^ ft Bridgewater, N 8, Brookfield, N 8, Belmont, N '8» 
 Bloonneldv N B, Canning, N 8, Oanso, N 8, Canterbury, N 
 B, Oftriieton, N B, Chester, N S, Cow Bay, N 8, Cross Creek,: 
 N Bi, Dartmouth, N 8, DeBert, N 8, Digby, N 8. Dorchester, 
 N; B, Edmundstoh, N B, EllershoMse," N 8, Elmsdale, N S, 
 fio4f)ld, if 8, Fairville, N B, Floreaceville, N B, Fredericton, 
 K B, Fredericton Junction, N B, Gibson, N B, Grand Falls, 
 N B, IQreat Yillage, N 8, Greenville, N 8, Guysboro, N S, 
 Halifax, ^8, Hampton, N B, Hantsport, N 8, Hartfohd, N 
 B, Harvey, Albert Co, N B, Harbor Au Bouche, N 8, Hub- 
 bM9d'»Cove, N SH Harvey, York Co, N B, Hawkesbury, C B, 
 HilMMro, N B, Hopewell, N 8. Horton Landing, N 8, Hoyt, 
 N B, IndiantoWn, N B, Inn^ Mines, N 8, Isaac^s Harbor, N 
 S, Jordan River, N 8, Kentville, N 8, Keswick, N B, Eilburn 
 or li^Miiks, N B, Lisbom, N B, Leslie's Bay, Halifax, Co, N 
 S'/Li^O^b, N S, LiVerpbol, K 8, Lawrencetown, N 8, Lake- 
 VflHe» ,]^,S, Little Olace Bay, B, Lockport, N S, London- 
 4^n7 BU^on^ N S, Lunenburg, N 8, Mabou, C B, McAdam 
 JttOctitti^'N B, Maccan, N 8, Mahone Bay, N 8, Maitland, 
 N S, Mfnrysville, N B, Millville, N B,' Melrose, N 8, Mem- 
 ramcook, N B, Meteghan, N S, Middleton, N 8, Mill Vil- 
 llig«, N' S, Mount Uniack, N 8, Moncton, N B, Musquash, 
 N B, Musqiiodoboit, N 8, Nauwigewauk, NB, New Glasgow, 
 Ni S, Nartix Sydney, C B, Norton, N B, Newburg, N B, Ox- 
 totdf N 8, Painsec Junction, N B, Parrsboro, N S, Penob- 
 SQuis, N B, Perth, N B, Petitcodiac, N B, Pictou, N 8, 
 Plotou landing, N 8, Point du Chene, N B, Point Lepreaux, 
 Bt Bw Port Hastings, C B, Port Hood, C B, Port Mulgrave, 
 K 8, Port Williams, N 8, Pubnico, N 8, Pugwash, K 8, 
 Rtchmond, N 8, River Philip, N 8, Riversdale, N 3, 
 Rothesay, N B, River John, N 8, Salmon River, Halifax 
 Co, N 8, Spry Bay, N S, Sackville, N B, 8t Andrewa, N B, 
 
BUioa»0tii9litet9ttN« WiXk wmtw^ 3j^tt§di MMm. 
 
 12l» 
 
 TKiSG'RAPH eOMPAklBS. 
 
 [tWh^ 
 
 St George. N B, St John, N B, St Leonancls, N B, St Mar- 
 garet's Bay, N 8, St Peler%, C B, St Stephen, N B, Salisbury, 
 N, B^ She4iac, N B, Sheet Harbor, N 8. ShvbeRtCfidie./AN 
 Sj Spripg Hill Mines, N S, Stethirton, N JSI, StelUkr^n $tan 
 tion, N S, Spring Hill Junction, N S, Stewiaoke, S[ Sv Sp^0Bej(t? 
 N B, Sydney, C B, Sydney Mines. G B, Shelbnrn^ N, 0, 
 Sherbrooke, N S, Ship Harbor, N S, Tangier, N S, THtawa- 
 gouche, N S, Thomson, N S, Torbay, N S, Tracadie^ W 04 : 
 Truro, N S, Moser River, N S, Newport Station, N S, WjiU 
 lac*}, N S, Waterville, N S, Waverley, I'f S, Welaford, N P, 
 Wellington, N S, Wentworth, N S, Westaeld, N B, West 
 IHver, N S, Westville, N S, Weymouth, N 8, Windsor, N &4 
 Windsor Junction, N S, Wolfville, N S, Woodstock, ^ M$ 
 Kingston, N S, Liscomb Mills, N S, White Haven, N S, Ym^ 
 mouth, N S, Victoria Mines, C B. t .'^ 
 
 .*th» Dominion Go^ernmeht own a telegraph connecting vjrith tl^l 
 Western ITnicm linea at North Sydney, 0. B. , and 8C(rvitig the tSwTfi, 
 of Baddeck, Bnglisbtowii, S.^uth Out of St. Ann's, New Canptaltons 
 Ingfmish, Aspe Bay, Meat Cove, and Indian Cove, Gape first m'; 
 aadialso AndierBt, Harbor, £'taiMr du Nord, Groese lale. Heqs« Hay^ 
 bor and Grand Entry in the Magdalen Islands. There ' is also a 
 Government )ine from Barriagton, N. S , to Cape Sable, N. 8.. with 
 oflQioes.ai NiewelHon, on Cape Island, and at Cape 8sble LlgblSmitas^.' 
 
 Th0 Domininn Government has, a cable from Bastout;t» Me:, to 
 Gnupd, Jilanan, and have ofl&ces on Grand Manan, at jFlagg's vovf, 
 Grand Harbor, Sisal Cove and Woodward's Cove. n u 
 
 ■ ^ iiiXi ,.U. 
 
 MThe Gbbat Northwestebn Tkleobaph Co;^Headquartert,''Tsv» 
 onto, Ontario. £. Wlnman, President : H. P. Pwight, Q€a$ttA 
 Manager ; TP. Boper, Secretary ; Arthur Cox, Treasurw. , 
 
 ' OflloMi of the Great Northwestern Telegraph Co. In New Bi<uns< 
 fTiok: Bamaby Biv«ir, ffiartUx^e, Balhurst, Bathurat SMtfo*, 
 B^ver Br«x^, Belladuue, Ben^'s^lli^ Buctouohe, Bnrnsvil^ Ghat* 
 ham . Junotion,^ Campbelltcm, Canaan, Cai'aquet, Charlo, Chathuhi 
 dUftdn, Gloucester XTo), Coal Branch (I. C. K), Dalhottsie, UalbonJiU 
 Jiinoti^,^ Dferby Station, Gtand Anse, Jaoquet River, KhiMl^ (Kiftrit 
 CM;), Kouichifoouguao, Kent JuacU<Mi, Newcastle, New Mills, Patfk 
 Rooba, Fokemouohe, JtodPine, Kichibuoto, Bogersville (I.C< R.)> St, 
 LtouiBi St Peters, Shipuegan, Tracadie, Weldford (Kent Co.)< . ,. 
 
 Niw Bbdmbwiok Elbctbic Tblbobaph Co.— Chas. W. WekloniJC 
 P^ Praeldent ; T. M. Robinson, Si .-etAry ; R. T. CUnoh, Tfsasnrer^ 
 
 The lines of this Cotapany are leased to the Western Unicm Tel^ 
 graph Company. The headquarters of this Company are at Rothet- 
 say, N. B. ■ 
 
 Anolo-Ambrican Tblbobaph Co. (Lihttbd).— Headquartbils, Loii- 
 don. H. Weiaver, General Manager ; T. C. James, SuperlntSwItont, 
 Charlottisimwn, P. E. I. 
 
 OiBoMi of ths Anglo-American Telegraph Qo. (IhnitaA)' 'M' ihl 
 Maritime ^ovinoea : 
 New firunswtek^Bale Verte, Cape Tormentina.> 
 
 i! 
 
 il 
 
 >W?9» 
 
 "» ^-.n..! ■: 
 
 rryr. 
 
 -.n, ' V■^^ ' iJ 
 
.$^m^^mmf^*^m^i^9i9tim^t,. 
 
 li|»?0 
 
 IMMIGBATIOH DBPAVTMSKT— 0U8TOMS. 
 
 1^ 
 
 P/E-JWUnd-Alberton, BidjifowL B«»r River. Bedford, IMoomMa: 
 gl»«^^» <^P?.Tr»ma^ Cwrdisran, CBsumpjo, ChfMrlot%»kmn, 
 Qimi4 Oran^^r'HM;. Freetown, GUii«etown, Hunter Eiyw^m- 
 dnglQ%v MonU, Mo9«« 8tew»rt, MiwMuohe, Norkham, North WUk^ 
 sWre, Oliewjr, «ort Hill, Port Hill Stdtion, Royalty Jnnotkm, St. 
 Peterg, Sondi, Stiinteenide, Tignish, WellipRton, York. 
 
 JJominioii finance Department— St. John. 
 
 WfHiam Seely, Esq., Dominion Auditor. 
 
 
 Immigration Department. 
 
 BiMMielOardner, E&qutre, Dominion Immigration Officer for New Bruns- 
 widc: The Pepuilgp Traanurerg at the Out-Ports of ttie Province act as 
 ImmlgnMaott OraceM. 
 
 DOX IMION BVIIiDIKOB BOA{tD. 
 
 . R. Buel, E8<mirt9, Collector of Customs, (Chairman). John H. 
 ;, Kmptfe, Agent lOarine. John N. Moore, SsoiUre, Inspector of Ip* 
 BT«nUe. 8. Oardner, Esquire, Immigration Officer, (Secretary). 
 Inspector, of Steamboat Hulls.— B. Coker, Esq. 
 
 Ezaminom of Inppectora of Flour and' Meal-^eremiah Harrison, Th«ma9 
 RlUfMKl<^, C. H Fairweather, Q. S. DeForest and Geo. Morrteon. 
 
 EzarnkMiaoflmpeotorsof PlcUfed Fish and Fish Oil— Geo. 8. DeForest, 
 QUbert Bent^WiUiam Barbour, James Wilson <^ Portland. 
 
 Examiners of Inspectors of Leather ard Raw Hidea- William Peters, 
 W. S. Vroom and David Colwell. 
 
 •TfD 
 
 OUSTOMS. 
 
 potae or saimt john. 
 James R. Ruel, Esq., Co^cfor and Hegistrar of Shipping. 
 
 J uhn 8. McLaren, Inapeptor of Cij^ms for New Brunswick and F, B. Island 
 
 In Warehouse Depamneht.—a, E. Snider, A Atchison. 
 
 In Lr :iglt6oni.— 0. P. Matthew,. Chief Clerk; C. F. Olive, H. P. Bandall. , 
 
 In Shipping Dejpartment.-^ili: Berber, Henry Tamer and Keith A. Barber. 
 
 Measurer and Surveyor of SMps.— Janies Barber. i 
 
 In atatiatioal Department.— J. a. S. Mott and D. J. Gleeson. ! 
 
 AppralaeM of Dutiable Article8.-TAllan McBeath, D. H. Hall andJf.^lSj 
 
 Whittaker; J. RolBton,_f1erk, and A. Buist, Packer. •<; 
 
 Landing Surveyor. -S.E. Oerow; D. SmUer and S. W. Kain, Clerks. 
 
 Gaugers and Proof Office.—Samuel Robinson, Ganger; W. H. Bat^s, 
 
 Assistant OaUger; Timothy Murphy, Sampler, &o. 
 I Tide Surveyor.— William Johnston. 
 
 Landing Waiters and Searchers.— Paul Daloy and John Humphreys. J 
 
 Warehouse Ijocken.— T. Bustin, W. Carleton. W. H. Olive, Charles Pidgeon, 
 M. B. Owens, T. B. Foley, and H. G. Hunt. 
 
 Tide Waiters.~T. O. Sandan, C. W. Cowan, R. J. McAdoo. John Coch- 
 ran, W. Forsyth, J. M. F. Whiting, WUson L. Dobbin, WtUiam 
 Farren, Homy Rigby, W. A. Doherty, W. H. Barton, John Lowery 
 J. L. Coram, Thomas C!ondon and E. N. Stewart. * 
 
 Boatmeii.-rAobert Fulton, George Price, and Samuel Hutten. / | 
 
 ixwuM.. . ' 1. ■■ - I ' I I I I I i j - I I II I II |i . ■' "^ . '■ ' < ; M" .-H I ' . 1 1 ■ i i',ft^ 
 

 iii 
 
 Wl. 
 
 i:4-V;i. O'BrWik. ' ■■ I 
 
 lo <V«IOhtKK)lh-Ji Vkraaai^v' 
 
 CABAQvnra.— J. Q, G. WackhMl, 
 OutDort, Tracadie— M. X. Bour- 
 geois. 
 Chatham.— Daniel FertruBon. 
 Dalhopbib.— Wm. Montgomery. 
 Out-Port Campbellton— Alex. Mo- 
 Kenite. 
 DoBOHSsnm:— Walter Ddlwon. 
 Outport, Rockland— B. B. CSw^ 
 man. 
 Fbxdhbicton.— A. F. Street, 
 HnjJBBOSOUOB.— W. B Stevens. 
 Out»ort, Harvey— W.J. Reid. 
 ^' Alma-B. Wright. 
 MoKOTON.— J. W. Binney. 
 Outport, Shediac— F. Bobidonx. 
 
 tjoavp ctanak dutibs. 
 
 " . ' ■ ' . ' . ' ; ■ . ' ! i',V ' , "■) " • i|"» ' " ' ' i*» i"V ;iii 
 
 ^ii 
 
 Ottli|Mf%, mt VerttH^W. PtmooM. 
 
 QHlfVHCIAII^A. 
 
 Sv. A|iOBKm.-Tp. Mr. WTO. 
 
 Outport, West lueft^. E. Dbton. 
 St. Gborok.— James McKay. 
 St. J(«n— James R Ruel. 
 
 Outport, Lepreauz— O. K. Hanson. 
 ^' Musquarii— A. T. Duun. 
 
 " McA^sw Jimotion— S. 
 Watts. 
 St. STKPHnr.— H. Webber. 
 Woodstock.— D.)F. Merritt. 
 Outport, Centmvill^ -H. T. Soholy. 
 
 ^' Debeo-R. Kirkpatriok. 
 F'Ort" t^HSS^^^ Junction— Geo 
 
 " Qrand Falls— F.W.Bn>vn. 
 Sw LeoaiMxls 
 
 it 
 
 EdmuBStCNo— J. Hartt. 
 
 NvWOASTtJB.' ^ 
 
 BiOHnuQTO.— John Rusk. 
 Outport, Buctouche— A. Renaud. 
 ^' Cocaigne— A. K. Dysart. 
 
 • INLAND REVENUli. 
 
 <^rK^ Travis, Collector. Robert Athertoto, Accountant. Tlmotjiiy BUtte, 
 AMttaat C<>ltectoh Jphn B. Oanong, James Kasoh and J. Bariy Bitilth, 
 Bzcise Officers. 
 
 svb-^Llbctoss. i. ^ 
 
 DordkMter.— Walter Dobson, 
 FredeHMon.- — ■ — 
 
 fet, Andrews.— O. M. Gove. 
 
 John N. Moore, Iiupector for New Brvlnswick. ' 
 W. F. Beet, Analytioal ChemiiSt. 
 
 St. Stephdn^A: H. HiU. 
 
 8ackvtne.-W. C. MUtter. 
 
 • Woodstook.-'Wib. DibMe. 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA CUSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 BOOKS, PBINTEP MATTHH AND PAPERS. 
 
 Books, printed. periodioalB and pamphlets^ not else- 
 wnere speoined, not being foreign repn^ts of British 
 oopywritfht works, nor olank atioount boolks, nor 
 oopf books^ nor books to be written oi drawn Q|>on, 
 npr Bibles, prajrer-books, psalm and ^mn-b<x>kB, 15 p Hlk 
 
 Biitiik oopywdgAt wofk«» reprints of, filteiin per cent, 
 adv alorem, and in tddition thereto twelve and a* 
 half per cent, ad valorem ....; . . .....15aad 19|pct 
 
 Bibles, pnijrdr-books, psalm And hymn-bookst ...... 5 p ot { 
 
 Blank books, vis : Account books, copy books, or books 
 
 to bi drawn or written upon. >...... SO p ot 
 
 Advertising pictures or i4ot<>ral show cards or illus- 
 trated advertising peruxlicals and taUors' and man- I 
 tl«>iMken' fsshkm plates 60 p lb and SO pet 
 
 Prittttd, lithographed, or copper, or steel plate bill- 1 
 
 heftds. oheques. envelopes, and miniature newppa- ' 
 
 Mm. veoe^i^, drafts, cards, and other oummerdal 
 Dlwk forms, and other printed matter not elss^ 
 whtre specified, ...... 80 pvt 
 
 Advertiriug pitmpirftots, f t p 100 
 
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 • ' •V i> -i i | .| - .i 
 
 L 0. WmnI 
 
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 E. Dixon. 
 )Kay. 
 I. 
 
 I. K.HuMon. 
 L. T. Duun. 
 
 notion— S. 
 
 er. 
 
 ritt. 
 
 H. T. Soholy. 
 
 rkpatrick. 
 
 motion— Geo 
 
 -F.WtS^own. 
 
 I ■ 
 
 J. Bartt. 
 
 lotby'Botte, 
 larjfj BdUth, 
 
 
 RIFF. 
 
 '. 
 
 id 19^ p ot 
 ot 
 
 >ct 
 
 i 
 
 ndlOpct 
 
 100 
 
 •■•••'■■■'r-^ 
 
 «M«<kkMM*>.«»; 
 
 ^til^l^wif^' tr, >iT#i»i.xjy|y,w ^. 
 
 .k-^^ 
 
 tml 
 
 ,Q9i|^f<^ IVMUFF. 
 
 ^2^ 
 
 Maps ancl o^lirlB, ....,, 20 pot 
 
 Printed intiMJB. bound or in sh'eets, ,,^ . j. . ,; t9c p U> 
 
 Yalentinc^B, Oiai«|taa:M and New Year's chromo or em- 
 
 boiMd oftdMyiM all others not being business or 
 
 •dverlLdiitf cards, 26i(>«t 
 
 Labebfjflir mat, v^fetables, meat, fish, confectionery, , .j 
 
 and other gcodiiif; also, tickets, posters, advertising ' .'^ 
 
 bills and foldehf, 10 cp lb and 20 pc 
 
 T^eather bdard, ...... 3c p lb 
 
 Boot and shoe counters, made from leather board, half 
 
 a cent per pair, icppf 
 
 Paper hangings o^^H^all paper, in rolls, costing eight ^ 
 
 cents or under, per roll of eight yards it length 
 
 and 18 inches Idde^ .. .... 2c proll 
 
 Papw hangings or wall paper, N E S and glazed, 
 
 platf <£i murbled, enamelled or embossed paper in . 
 
 roltfi cnr dieets and card-bo|urd similarly hnished, SOpctj, > 
 
 Paper, Calendered,.,;. . „• , ,ic.... 224 pot 
 
 I'aper, ruled; v ; ,, ' •••• ,};,.•• vv *5 P ®* 
 
 Paper, of all kinds, not elsewhere specified, .'4.y*;«i* 20 p ct 
 Straw board in sheets or roUs, plain or tarred, . \ . . . . 40 c p 100 lbs 
 Tissue paper, white and colored, when imported by 
 
 .manufacturers of artificial flowers, fbr use in their 
 
 flMitlprieih 10 po. 
 
 Envelol^Mi ibd all manufacturers of paper not other- 
 
 wis0 sbedfled, 25 pet 
 
 Mill bofura, not strawboard ...... lOp ct 
 
 Collars, outfs and shirt fronts of paper, linen or cbttbn, 80 p ct , 
 
 Plaving( bards, ...... 6c ppk 
 
 Union odltar doth paper, in rolls or sheets, not glpssed 
 
 or finished, . ,5pcti ;; 
 
 Union obllar cloth paper, glossed or finished, in rolls or 
 
 sheets, ...... ..j.j,^j^.,: 20pct 
 
 CHEMICAL PBODUOTS. DRUGS, DYK» AND 
 MEDICINES. 
 
 Acid— , '3 
 
 Acetic, twenty-five cents per imperial gallon and 
 twenty per cent, ad valorem, 25c p I gal and 20 p ct 
 
 Muriatic and nitric, ...,i. 20pot 
 
 Sulphuric, half a cent per pound, ..;.,.. Ic p U> 
 
 Sulpjhtirio and nitric combinod and all mixed acids, 25 p ct 
 But carboys and demijohns containing acids, vine- 
 
 Sar or other liquids shall be subject to the same 
 uty as if empty. • J' '^ ' i 
 
 Aniline dyes, not otherwise provided for ... . . . 10 pet . 
 
 Baking powder (the Hbteht of the package to be in- 
 cluded in the weight for duty), 6c p lb 
 
 Blacking, shoe, and shoemakers' ink, harness and 
 
 leather dressing, 25 pot 
 
 Coal tar and coal pitch, ...... 10 p ot . 
 
 Blueing— laundry blueing of all kinds, ....... 26 p ot 
 
 Celluloid, moulded into sizes for handler of knives and 
 
 forks, not bored or otherwise manufactured, 10 p ot 
 
 Essences, vis : of apple, pear, pine apple, raspheiry, , ' _ . 
 strawberry, and other fruits and vanilla, 11.90 p g»l and 20 p ot 
 Essential oils, for manufacturing purposes, 20 p ct 
 
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 OTnrtx>]cii ^AxofF. 
 
 TiSST 
 
 TTr 
 i 
 
 " ■ : ' • .Ill ' J. ' ■ 
 
 Lamp bUck Mid ivory black, ...... > .,, ,. Ippiit 
 
 Lead,' mtirM<^ and loetato of , .....; ...... ffpb 
 
 Liqa<Mrice root, pasto, extHwIt 'til^ fdr mantifafei^iirii^ r .^ ^ 
 
 Stli«Ixtaract or ponlectio^ , , '^ ^'ci|?^ "^ ^ P <)^ 
 
 Malt, extract of ^ for meatb^af purppMn, ...... i5 p ot 
 
 Mi^i: food^numtifaottlredbv Henry iTestle, Dr an^ttt; 
 ' and btherJii, and all similar preparations, ...90 pet y 
 
 }( X t 
 
 .:*i 
 
 4'. 
 
 /u.'i 
 
 •?Opqt 
 
 Caicbolic or heavy oil, for anv use, ' •« tf^.^ lOfp^bt 
 
 Coal and kjenpene, distillea, purified^ or^iVe^edi 
 
 naptha, benic6lei and nettolenm ; productan^ palTQ!^ 
 
 I«un,,oQal, sbale, and lignite, not elsewbe^fupeoit 
 
 ned, .* i;,y. ....... 7|opIgii|,, 
 
 Codliver and other fish oils, w . , . . . 20 p ot ., , 
 
 - • -- ' , ' ,. . ■: r,., Oft ft I''- M 
 
 or flaxseed, raw or boiled, ...,.,.25 "* 
 
 >rioatlng oils, composed wholly or in part of 
 , ^i^^eum, and costing thirty cenjts per jmiiMrial , . ,. , 
 
 , ^gafUbn or over, 26 1>;^' .;; , 
 
 The' same, coating less than ihlrty cents pi&c "ba- .j^,, ,,,,^Jri 
 perial gaUon, seven apd one-fifth cents per Iiiji- VrLKni. 
 perial gallon. ,*i^:.'it-^j* 
 
 Lubricating oils, all other, 
 
 Neatsfoot, 
 
 Olff'e or salad, , , , ,. . 
 
 Sei^eseed, ; '' w.«.. 20,oet 
 
 Sp^nb ai^d '♦irhklii, ' ... . . . 20 5 ct 
 
 Opium (di^), ...... 20 p>o!t 
 
 Opium, preparad fd^smoking, ...... $5 p lb 
 
 Paints aud colors, ground in oil or any other liquid, 2tl| {^ ot 
 Colors, dry^ vis: blue, black, Chinese blue, Prus- 
 
 nan blue and raw umber, 20 j> ct 
 
 Colors, in pulp, viz : carmine, colonie and rose , , 
 kdtea, ioiinet and maroon, satin and fine warthed ' ■'■ 
 
 white, 20 pot 
 
 Paris greoi, dry, 10 p ct 
 
 White and red led, and orange mineral, dry, also, 
 
 white zinc, 6po^, 
 
 Whtta lead in pulp, not mixed with oil 5 p et ' ' 
 
 Paints and colors not elsewhere specified, ...;.. 2(» p et 
 
 Paraffine, .wax or stearine, 8e p lb 
 
 Perfume^, inchiding toilet ptsparations, vie : hair oils, 
 tooth and other powders and washes, pomatums, 
 pastes, and all other perfumed preparations, need 
 
 for the hair, mouth or skin. 80 p ot 
 
 Pomades, Fremm, or flower oaors preserved ft fat or 
 dl for, the purpose of conserving the odors <tf flow> 
 ers which do not bear the hoa^ ot distillation, 
 when imported in tins of not less than ten pounds 
 eaolH ...... ... ..Idpct 
 
 Proprietary medicines ; to wit :— All tinctures, piUs, 
 
 Eowders, troches or lozenges, syrups, coraials, 
 itters, anodines, tonics, plasters, liniiqents, salves, 
 
 ointments, pastes, drops, waters, essences, oils, or 
 tliedtclnal preparations or compositions recom^ 
 mended to the public under any general name or 
 
 mi,] 
 
iMiai. 
 
 'iW- 
 
 ,«* 
 
 
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 ct 
 
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 f 
 
 *ot 
 
 
 .?if, 
 
 
 'Ct '. •>- 
 ^ ct .... • - j 
 
 ► lb""'"' • 
 
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 It 
 
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 Dt 
 
 Bt 
 
 ittibuifo lilto i*i«fin^'9yl|tvdAiftUri. 
 
 JB87.] 
 
 GUBTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 127 
 
 i1.r1-...'» 
 
 iMa 
 
 ..n .:.» 
 
 title' as Bpedfios for any diieMeftor affections what- 
 
 MMVW aff«eting tk« humau or aniinal bodiM, not 
 
 otherwise proVitil^d for ; all Ifqnids fifty per cent. 
 
 ! «i3 valorem ; and all others, twenty-five per cent. 
 
 , aidiTalorem, 0Opet2&pot 
 
 Mi medicinal preparations, whether chemical or 
 A i^ ' otfaerwiBe^ usually imported with the name of . j;( > 
 
 . > I «Ub the manufacturer, shall have the true name of 
 such manufacturer, and the place where they 
 are prepared, permanentty,'and legibly affixed 
 ito each parcel by stamp, label or otherwise ;'-^t!i''^" 
 and all inedicinaS preparations imported with- « ■ > 
 
 Qut such names so affixed shall be forfeited. 
 
 Potash, red pmssiate of lOp ct 
 
 Putty, 25pct 
 
 Saltpetre, > '■<- ''^^ ■ 20 p ct 
 
 Soap, common, browa and yellow, not perfumed, ...... l^o p lb 
 
 Soep, Castile and wMte, 2 c p lb 
 
 Soap, perfumed and'teilet, ten cents per pound, the 
 weight of the ineide packages and wrappers to be 
 incindtx' in the weight; for duty, and ten per cent; 
 
 ad valorem 10c p lb and 10 y ct 
 
 Soap powders, . . . ; .v Sc p lb 
 
 Tin crystals, 20 pet ' 
 
 Turpentine, spirits of 10 pet 
 
 Vamish, lacquers, Japan and collodian, not elsewhere 
 
 speeified, 20 pop I gal and 20 p ct 
 
 Vaseune «nd all siimlar preparations of petroleum, for 
 toilet, medidnal or other purposes, in bulk^ four' 
 cents per pound, and in botties or other packages, ' ' 
 not oTor one pound in weight each, six cents per " 
 
 [lound, 4oplband6cp lb 
 
 Vinegar ..... .Idcpig 
 
 Yefust cakes and compressed yeast in packages of one 
 
 pound and over, or in bulk, ...... 6c p lb 
 
 Yeast cakee in packages of less than one pound 8c p lb 
 
 Zinc, chloride, salts and sulphate Of ...... ^ p ut 
 
 COTTON AND COTTON GOODS. 
 
 Grey or unbleached and bleached cotton, sheetings, 
 drilb, ducks, cotton or canton flannels, not stained^ 
 painted or printed, lo pe sq yd and 16 p ct 
 
 All cotton donins, orillings, bedtiokings, ginghams, 
 
 Slaids, cotton or canton flannels^ ducks ;md drills, 
 yed or colored, checked and stnped shirtings, cot- 
 tonades, Kentucky jeans, pantaloon stuffs, and 
 goods of like description 2o p sq yd and 15 p ct 
 
 White cotton leans and coutilles, 20 p ct 
 
 Cottons over thirty-six inches wide, when imported by 
 manufacturers of window shades, for use in their 
 factories, exclusively for tne manufacture of oiled 
 Mrindow shades, 16 p ct 
 
 Cotton forty-two inches wide and over, when imported 
 
 by manufacturers of enamelled cloth, for use in , 
 
 their factories, 16 p cfl ' 
 
 Cotton bed quilts, not including woven quilts or coun- 
 terpanes, ...... 27ipot 
 
luuvftBtK tiiwt»;iifilii)Jiili^wi*^Byipifiii8BlltH« 
 
 126 0UIT0M8 TARIFF, [1889. 
 
 Cotton wadding, batting, batts Mid warpB. carpet* 
 warps, knitting yam, noaittry yam. and other cotton 
 yame, under number forty, not bleaohed, dyed or 
 
 colored, 2o p lb andl6 p ot 
 
 And if bleacbed, dved or colored, 80 p lb andl5 p ct 
 
 Cotton warp, nuriioer 60, and finer, . . . . . i 16 pet 
 
 Cotton warp, on beams, 1« p yd and 16 p ct 
 
 Cotton seamleai bags, 2c p lb and 16 p ot 
 
 Cotton shirtf! and drawers, woven or made on frames, 
 
 and aP. cotton hosiery and knitted cloth, SO p^ ct 
 
 Cotton sewing thread <m spools, 20 p ct 
 
 Cotton sewing thread, in nanks, black and bleached, 
 
 three and six coidi _12ipct 
 
 All clothing made of cotton or other material, not 
 
 otherwise provided for. including corsets, and simi- . <;,; t 
 
 lar articles made up by the seamstress or tailor, t>-i<ti)<|.>ir^. 
 also |^paulin< plain or ooatod with oil, paint, tar, Hiiy ,'|.n. ;■: 
 
 or other composition, and cotton bags made up by a' > ,i{'iOf< 
 the use of the needle, not otherwise provided for, ; 90 p otr . > ^^ >'- 
 Damask of cotton, of Linen, or of cotton and linen, 
 
 bleaahed, unbleached or colored, ....uSSpot 
 
 H«odkercbi«ft cotton or linen, plain or printed, in the 
 
 piece or otherwise, 26 p ct 
 
 Lampwicks, ?0 pot ••' V 
 
 Jeans and coutilles, when imported by corset-makers for ! 
 
 use in their factories ....; 20pd} <n,; ' 
 
 Printed or dyed> cotton fabrics not elsewhere siiecified, 27i pet; 
 All manufactures of cottons not elsewhere speeifi«d» 20 p ot< ' ' - •■' ' 
 Prunella, and cotton : and woiden netting, fur boots, _ , > >> 
 shoes and gloves, J... .jlOp'et 
 
 Velveteens and cotton ,v Ivete, ...... 20)]p<!t 
 
 Wifioeys— Oie^ksd, striped, or fancy cotton winceys, ,' lii! . 1 
 over tw«ntv-five inches wide, two cents per square urv^ntV 
 
 yard, and fifteen per oent. ad valorem, 2c p sq 3rd ahd 16 p-Vb 
 BARTHENWABB, CHINA A^fD GLASS WARE. 
 Bri<^ for bulld'ng ..l..i ' ...1,, 20pot , 
 
 China and pbrcelaln ware 30 p ct 
 
 Eartdeoware and stonewaee,^vis : Demijohns or jugs, 
 chums and crockai, tk specific duty of two cents per 
 gallon of holding c»paeity, ..... 2c p g 
 
 Drain tiles, not fl^ed, .....v20pc(t 
 
 Drain pipes and sewer pipes, glazed, 26 p ot > i 
 
 Earthenware and stoiieware, brown or colored, and H' 
 
 B<>ckingham ware, . ...... 80 p ct 
 
 Earthenware, white granite, or iron-stone ware, and 
 
 " C. C. " or cream colored ware, ....<.. SO pot 
 
 Eardienware, decorated, printed or sponged, and all 
 
 earthenware, not elsewhere specified 30 p ct 
 
 Fire brick and tues, for lining stoves and furnaces, 20 p ct ' r ' 
 
 Glass and manufactures of, viz : . 
 
 Carboys and demijohns, bottles* and deouiters, 
 flitSKs and phials of every <lsscription, ; telegraph 
 and lightauigrrod insulators ; jars aikl glas oalis, 
 
 and cut, pressed or uioulded table ware, 80 p ct ' 
 
 Lamp ana gas-lighi. shades, lamps and lamp ithim- ' ^ 
 
 nt'ys, side lighte and head lignto, globes tor lan« 
 terns, lamps and gas-lights, 30 pot 
 
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 [18M. 
 
 16 pot 
 16 pot 
 
 Mm'i m^ ^«*mp> ^ipg^ if ttn bjg^ 
 
 13^7.] 
 
 CUSTOMS TAKIFP. 
 
 1^ 
 
 OniAmented, dgw^i alid enamelled BtaiqiBd gtun, 
 ■tained, t&ted. nalii^ and vitritied glan, ind 
 stained kImw <irthdow8, figured, enamai«d, khd 
 obsourea white gi9M, 
 
 ) Silvered plate, 
 
 ODmmon, f^d' oblcrless window fflass, 
 
 Imitiitiott porQelain shades ana colored glass, not 
 
 figured, painted, enamelled, or engraved, ..:... 
 
 Plate glass, not colored, in panes not over thirty 
 
 80 pet 
 d0p9t 
 SQpot 
 
 20 pot 
 
 Ocpsqft 
 
 square feet, 
 Plate glass in panes, over thirty, and not over 
 
 seventy B«ju(we, feet, ^psqft 
 
 Plate glass m panes, over seventy square fdet, ^ p sq ft 
 All other glass and manufactures of glass not here- 
 in otherwise provided for, 20 pet 
 
 Slates, tooffing slate, black or blue, eighty cents per 
 square, red, green and other colors, one doUaf per 
 
 square, 20 p ct, 80 11 p sq 
 
 Slates of all kmdii, and manufactures of, not 6th«r- 
 
 wise specified, .25 pet 
 
 Slate mantels, 30 pet 
 
 Sohoot and writing slates ...... '^'^ tt 
 
 HEMP, JUTE AND FLAX GOODS. 
 
 when to be >< 
 
 6p ot ■ 't 
 
 25 p ct 
 
 1^ p lb and 10 p ot 
 ...v.. loop lb 
 2cplb 
 
 icplb 
 
 25 pot 
 
 20 pot 
 
 2Upot 
 
 Canvas of hemp or flax, and sail twine, 
 
 used for boats and ships' sails. 
 Carpeting, maljtiag and mats of hemp. 
 
 Cordage of all kinds, 
 
 Flax 'fibre, sedtched, 
 
 Hackled, 
 
 Flax, tow of, soutofaed or ipreen, 
 
 .lute, carpeting or matting and mats,.>^i!-ua i^i,..,. .. 
 Jute^ asamafactiujei of, N E S, . . ^; ; . 
 
 Manilla hoods, 
 
 Oil-cloth in the piece, cut or shaped, oiled, enamelled, 
 
 stamped, painted or priuted,' Indian rubberedt 
 
 ttdoked or coated, not otherwise provided for, 6c p sq yd & 10 p ct 
 
 Floor oil cloth, 30 pet 
 
 Sails for boats and ships, also tents and awnings, . 25 p ct 
 
 Towels of every description, 25 p et 
 
 Twine of all kindr, nv^t otherwise specified, ..... 25 pot 
 
 LIQUORS. 
 
 Ale, boer and porter, wheu imported in bottles (six 
 quart or twelve pint bott.I<)s to be held to contain 
 
 one Impierial gallon), ...... 18c ji I g 
 
 Ale, beer ahd purter, when imported in ci&sks or other- 
 wise than in bottler, lOo pig 
 
 Cider, not clarified or refined, 5cpg 
 
 Cider, clarified or refined, ...... 10 c p g 
 
 Spirits and strong waters, not having been sweetened 
 or mixed with any article so that the degree of 
 strength thereof cannot be aucertained by Sykes' 
 hydrometer, fur every Imperial gallon ot the 
 strength of prQaf of such h vdrometer, and so in 
 proportion for any greater or less strength than the 
 strength of proof, and for every greater or less 
 quantity than a gallon, viz : Geneva gin, rum. liB 
 
For It^tr Ooii^bkti^ tik« lilto^r Byipraila itttlvp. 
 
 180 
 
 CUSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 [1887, 
 
 
 '•tiff 
 
 whisk«y, ftlqolud or. l^fiti* of i|riiM|^ kvA uQei^Uv 
 
 meratod, niiin{^«<l,;*iid not 8W««teaod.,(4)%iJkB % 
 
 wbfttev9f BMn« OaUmI, one doUu' 4nd ittVeiity^llvi^ 
 
 cent! p<lr Imperial gallon; brandy two dollars pw . . , ;, 
 
 ImMrial 8»lioD> 'I'^l^ i^^W b I X 
 
 Absinthe, two df>l|arS par Imperial jfallon, . . . , . ,1^|> V^ 
 
 " Old Tom" ^n, one dollar and . seventy-five oents per ' , 
 
 Imperial srulpn, ,•.... ...... 1175 p I 9 
 
 Spirits,, sweetened, or mixed, so that the degree qt 
 Strength cannot be ascertained, as aforesi^, vis : 
 ]ittm4thrnb> cordials, schiedam schnapps, tafia, 
 bH^in^ And unenamerated articles of like kind, 
 ohe dollar and lilnety oen^ per Imperial gallon, $1.90 p .1 ^ 
 
 Spirits K^(^ Aixong waters not elsewhere specified, one 
 
 dollar atad nii^ety cents per I gallon. 91.90 p t g 
 
 Spirits and sttc^i waters mixed with any 
 in^edient or : ihffredients, and alUiough thereby 
 boming t^ndwjtbe denomination of proprietary 
 medicines, tmctnres, Essences, extracts, or any 
 other denomination, inclading medicinal elixil^. 
 and flnlgit extracts, whether in bulk or bettle, and 
 not elsewhere specified, shall be, nevertheless, 
 deemed spirits or strong waters, and snbjeot to 
 duty as such : of two dollars per Imperial gallon^ 
 and in addition thereto, thirty per cent, ad va* 
 loreiki, ! 9S! p I g and 80 p ot 
 
 Cologne Water and perfumed spirits, in bottles or flasks, 
 
 not weighing more than four ounces each, 60 p ot 
 
 Cologne water and perfumed spirits in botties or flasks, 
 or other packages, weigbing mure than four oonoes 
 each, two dollars per Imperial gallon and fortyper . - . 
 cent a4f««lorem, PpIg and 40 p ot' 
 
 Wines of a|l kinds, except sparkling wines, including >. 
 
 ginger, orange^ Issnon, strawberry, raspberry, 
 elder and current wines, containing 26 per eent or 
 less of spirits, of the strei^thof proof bySykea' 
 hydrometer, imported in wood or in botUes, (six 
 quart or twelve pint bottles to be held to contain 
 an Imperial gallon), twenty-five cents per Im- 
 perial' gallon, and fur eaoh degree of strength in 
 excess of twenty-six per cent, of spirits, as afore- 
 said, an additional duty of three oeiits until the 
 strength reaches forty per cent, of proof spirits : 
 . and in addition therereto, thirty per cent, aa 
 valorem, 25c per I g and 3c p I g for each degree from 26 up to 
 
 40 and 90 pet 
 
 Champagne and all other Rparkling wines, in bottles, 
 containing each not more than a quart and more 
 than one pint, three dollars per dozen bottles ; 
 containing not more than a pint each, and more 
 than oiic-half-pint, one dollar and fifty cents per 
 dozen bottles ; containing one-half pint each or 
 less, seventy-five cents per dozen bot(l«s ; bottles 
 containing more than one quart ei^b shall pay 
 in addition to three dollars perdozwn bc^.tles, at 
 the rate of one dollar and fifty cents per Imperial 
 gallon, on the quantity in excess of one quart per 
 
XadigMltaB MNi^ liklit MImN^ Bfifipto BttUn. 
 
 [1887, 
 
 - "-P I — 
 
 [jt< 
 
 ■ f.. 
 
 >I« 
 
 /•Mi, 
 
 iWlf ' 
 
 180 pot 
 
 40 pot 
 
 mt-M 
 
 16 up to 
 80pot 
 
 IWT.] 
 
 CUiTOMB TAIUVP. 
 
 181 
 
 bottle, th« qnartfl «nd pinU in OMh omo being old 
 wine nieMQre t in Mloltion to the above epecifio 
 duty there ahalt Im nn ad Tnktreni duty of thirty per 
 ^ ' oMkt., IS p doB, $l<50 p dos, 76c pdoK, fl.a0plf, for nil overl qt 
 
 pbt'lAMpot 
 [But nny Uqiioni imported under the nnme of 
 wine, nnd oontninii^r more than forty per cant, 
 of epiriu of the etrangth ot proof by Sykee' 
 hydrometer, ahnll be rated for duty as unenu- 
 memted apinte^] 
 
 MANUFiLCTURSRS OF METAL AND WOOD 
 COMBINED. 
 
 Acrioultural Implmnenta :— 
 
 Mowing maohinee, self-binding harveeters, har> 
 vesters, without binders, biadiug attachments, 
 reapers, sulky and walking ploughs and parts oi 
 the etme. luurrows, horse and hand hay rakes, 
 garden rakea of any material, grain seed drills, 
 spades and shovels, hoes, kay straw, manure 
 spading and mining "forks and all similar artides, 
 
 and parts thereof, 35pot 
 
 Scythe . 88.40 p doz 
 
 Btfd cagee of all kinds, ..i... SOpot 
 
 Carriages:— 
 
 Baggies of all kinds, farm wagons, farm, railway 
 or freight carts, jmasnre carts or gigs and simiUur 
 vehiolei, and all other carriages, not otherwise 
 
 enumerated, 85pat 
 
 Railway cars, sleighs, cutters, wheelbarrows and 
 
 hand carts, MO p ct 
 
 Chiktren's carriagea of all kinds, ..... S(S p ct 
 
 Clocks, and parts CMMof, except aprings, .....ittpot .i 
 
 Clock springs, lOpot 
 
 Organs, Cabinet, vizr— On reed organs having not more 
 than two sets qt reedit ft specific duty of ten dol- 
 lars each; havuig over two and not over four sets 
 of reeds, fifteen dollars each ; having over four and 
 not over six sets of reeds, twenty dollars each; 
 having oter six sets 6i reeds, thirty dollars each, 
 tdud in addition tiiereto, fifteen per cent, ad vi^ 
 lorem on the fair market value thereof, 810, 81&« 820, 880, and 15 
 
 pot 
 Organs, pipe ccgans, and sete or parts of sets of roods 
 
 fo^ cabinet orgams ...... 26pet 
 
 Pianofortes, vi»;— 
 
 All equare pianofortes, whether round-ournered, 
 or not, not over seven octaves, twenty-five dollars 
 each ; on all other square pianofortes thirty dol-. 
 lars each ; on upright pianofortes, thhrty dollars 
 each ; on concert, semi-concert, or parlor grand 
 pianofortes, fifty dollars each : and in addition 
 thereto, fifteen per cent, ad valorem, 825, 830, 89C, 850^ end 15 
 
 ^ct 
 
 Parts of piftnoB, _ ..... ^ ,,, v* ^P** 
 
 Portable madiines, portable steam engines, thresbMS 
 
 and eepiurators, horse powers; portable saw n^ie 
 
 i% 
 
 I. . i 
 
 :i ' 1 
 
laa 
 
 CUSTOMS TABIPf 
 
 [188?. 
 
 and fanning niUfl, Mid p»rto thereof , 35 pet-, 
 
 Sewing machines, whole or heads, or part of heads of 
 sewing mauihiiies, two dollars each, and in addition 
 theteto twenty percent, ad valoreni, .... i2.and 20 p ct 
 
 Ships and other vessels, built in any foreign country, 
 
 whether steam or sailing vessels, on application for 4i j 
 
 Canadian register, on the fair m»rket value of 
 the hull, rigging, machinery, and all »ppur- 
 tenances. 
 On the hull, rigging, and all appurtenanoes, ex- 
 cept machinery, ten per cent, ad valorem, 10 p ct 
 On boilers, steam engines and othsr mMhintey, 
 
 twenty-five per cent, ad valorem, 25 p ot 
 
 Telephones, telegrapb instruments, electric and galvuiic 
 
 batteries, and apparatus for electric lights, 35 p <ifc 
 
 MSTALS. 
 
 Babbit metal, 10 p ot 
 
 Bedhteada and iron other furniture, 35 p ot 
 
 Bells of any description, except for churches, ...... 90 p ot 
 
 Brass, in bar and bolts, seamlesn drawn tubing and 
 
 plain and fancy tubing, 10 p ot 
 
 In strips for printers' rules, not finished 15 p ct 
 
 '^ Manufactures of braes, not elsewhere specified, 30 p ot 
 
 Britannia metal, manufactures of, not plated, 25 p ot 
 
 Copper, old andscn^), in pigs, bars, rods, bolts, ingots, 
 and sheathing, not planished, or coated, and copper 
 
 seamless drawn tubmg, 10 p ot 
 
 Copper rivets and buirs, and all manufactures of cop- 
 per, not elsewhere specified, 80 p'ot 
 
 Cutlery, not otherwise provided for, 2P p ct 
 
 Gas, coal oil, or keroaenu fixtures, or parts thereof, 30 p ot 
 German and nickel silver, manufactures of, not i^atedj 26 p ot 
 Gold and silver leaf, 
 
 Iron and Manufadinres of, vis j— ■ • • 
 
 {Wire and Iron to be meatured bp Stubbt Sktfildatii Chiuge.) 
 
 Fig, tvt'o dollars per ton, $2 per ton. 
 
 In slabs, blooms, loops or billets, i>uddled or not, 
 and muck luid puddled bars, or billets, 10 p ot 
 
 In bars, rolled or hamojered, indudiag flats, 
 rounds, and squaies, nail and spike rods, and all 
 other Iron not otherwise provided for, 17i p ct 
 
 Boiled round wire rods, in coils under half an inch 
 in diameter, 10 p ot 
 
 Iron rails or railway bars for railways or tram* 
 ways ...... 16 p ot 
 
 Bs'lway Ash plates, frogs, frog-points, chairs and 
 hrier-baft, IT^pot 
 
 Banu and itoop sheets, smo<>thed or polished, 
 coated or (lalvanised, and common or black, 
 number seventeen gauKS or thinner, boiler, plate, 
 and Canada platea, 12^ p ot 
 
 Stoves and other oasttings, and forgings not else- 
 where speci fit d, 26 pot 
 
 Gas, water and soil pipes of cast iron, 80 p ct 
 
 Car wheels and axl«Wr of iron or steel, 25 p ot 
 
 I9»f 
 
tor WflsklfM «M f tUflfvi? Sft OialaaBt. 
 
 188!7 
 
 CD8TOM8 TABIPF. 
 
 183 
 
 UoUed beams, chaimels and angle and T iron, 
 
 ■ted, or iron and steel, 1^ p ct 
 
 Iron bridges and stenctural iron work, malleable 
 iron caatings and iron safes, and doors for safes 
 
 and vaults, 25pct 
 
 Locomotive engines and stationary, fire or otbor 
 steam engines and builers, and other machinen^ 
 oompoeed wholly or in part of iron, and K E S, 25 p ct 
 Locomotive tires of steel or Btifesem^r steel, in the 
 
 rough, 10 p cfc 
 
 Wreoghtiron tubing, plain, not threaded, coupled, 
 or otherwise manufactured, over two inches m 
 
 diameter, ISpct 
 
 Wrought iron tubing, plain, two inches in diameter, 
 
 or 'jnder, coupled and threaded or not, 90 p ct 
 
 Lap-welded boiler, iron tubing, not threaded, 
 coupled or otherwise manufactured, one and a 
 
 ludf inches in diameter and ever, 15 p ct 
 
 Ormmeatai. iron work and wire work, 25 p ct 
 
 Skates and locks of all kinds, ...... 30 pet 
 
 Tinned, glaied or enamelled hollow ware, of vast or 
 
 wrou^t iron, 25pct 
 
 Carriage hardware, 85p«t 
 
 Hardware, viz : builders', cabinet makers', up- 
 holsterers' saddlers', and undertakers', includ- 
 ing co£Rn trimmings of metal, ...... 30 pc t 
 
 House furnishing hardware, not otherwise provided 
 
 for, .... 30 p ct 
 
 Bolts, nuts, washers and rivets, of iron or steel, 
 
 not elsewhere specified, Ic p lb and 15 p ct 
 
 Stove belts and nuts, and all bolts and rivets of 
 one-quarter mch in diameter and leas, ...... 36 p ct 
 
 Forks, cast iron, not handled, ground or otherwise 
 
 further manufactured, 10 p ct 
 
 Printing presses of all kinds, 10 p ct 
 
 Pumps, iron, jatcher-spout, cistern, well and force 
 
 pumps, .....35pct 
 
 Tacks, brads and sprigs, Hungarian and Clout 
 
 nails, 30pct 
 
 Horse-ohoes and horse-shoe nails, 30 p ct 
 
 Iron wiie nails, called " I'ointes de Paris," 30 p ct 
 
 Iron and steel screws, oouunonly called " wood 
 
 screws," 35pct 
 
 Scales, balan'Ms and weighing beams, ...... 30 p ct 
 
 Chains (iron and steel), over nine-sixteenths of an 
 
 inch in diameter, 6pct 
 
 Nails and spikes, cut, half a cent per pound, and 
 
 ten per cent ad valorem, *c p lb and 10 p ct 
 Nails and spikes, wrought and pressed, whether . 
 galvanised or not, tliree fourths of a cent per 
 pound, and ten per cent, ad valorem, fc p lb and 10 p ct 
 Nails and spikes, oompoHition and nheathina: nails, 'iU p ct 
 Nail plate, iron or steel, sixteen gauge and thicker, 25 p ct 
 All artkles, rated as iron or manufactures of iron, 
 shall be chargeable with the same rate of duty if 
 made of steel, or of steel and iron oouibined, 
 imleM otherwise expressly provided. 
 
Cnrlii Ml fl«MMftiry Vifltfwi' Le«miiig'i iMtilM. 
 
 Id4 
 
 ClfSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 [imi 
 
 40cpl0»lb8 
 eOo p 100 IbR 
 90 pot 
 10 pot 
 10 pot 
 90pct 
 
 SO pot 
 90pot 
 
 to pot 
 
 2&pot 
 lOpict 
 
 lbs and 10 p ct 
 
 Spot 
 ;Wpct 
 
 SO pot 
 35pct 
 
 Lead, old scrap iWd pig, - "' .... ^' ...... 
 
 Lead, bars, uocko and eihee^, 
 
 All manufactures of lead no1| otherwise specific, ...... 
 
 Nickel KDodes, '.;;... 
 
 }*hoBphor brdnze, in blookSj bars, sheets and wire, 
 
 Pinti, manufactured it<M #ir(f oi any metal 
 Plated ware, e]e6th>*plMted tiod gilt of all kinds, in- 
 cluding cutlenr, pmted wholly or in part, 
 Plates engraved on wood, and on steel or other metal^ 
 Screws ia irtfn^ steel, br^iss or other metal, not other- 
 wise provided for, . . 
 
 Sheet iron hQllciw ware, and all manufacturers of sheet 
 
 iron; ttdt (Otherwise specified, 
 
 Silver, rolled, and Oermatt and nickel silver, in sheets, 
 Steel, aiiid MUmufactures of, viz t-^ 
 
 Steel, ingots, burs, sheets, under threendxteenthB of 
 an iuoh thick, whole t>r cut to shape, but not fur- 
 ther manufactured, and rolled round wire rods in 
 coib, not elsewhere specified. $3 p ton of 2,000 
 Steel rolled round wire rods, under half an inch in 
 diameter, when imported by wire manufao- 
 
 toreVs, for use in their ' factories, 
 
 Steel needleH, vis : — Cylinder needles, hand frame 
 
 needles and latch needles, 
 
 Carpenters' coopers', cabinet-makers' and all other 
 mechaidcs' tools, edge tools of every descrip- 
 tion, axes and saws of all kinds, 
 
 files Mkd rasps, 
 
 Fireurmf , vu : Muskets, rifles, pistols and shot- 
 gtuis; atid all manufactures of steel, ai<t of iron 
 
 and of fiftel, not elsewhere specified, 
 
 KniFft blades or knife blanks, in the rough, un- 
 
 handledt for use by eleotro-platers, 
 
 Stereotypies and electrotypes of standard books, .... 
 Stereotypes tod electrotypes for commercial blanks and 
 
 advertisements, 
 
 Stereotj^pM and electrotypes and bases for same made 
 whqflv or in part ot type metal, not elsewhere 
 
 spe<4n«d, 
 
 Tinware, stampedi and japanned ware, and all manu- 
 
 factuteii of tin, not elsewhere specified, 
 
 Cans or padcagee made of tin or other material, 
 cotttafaung fish of any kind, admitted free of 
 dirtv tttuler'any existing law or treaty, not ex- 
 ceeoing one quart in contents, one cent and a 
 half on each can or package; and when exceeding 
 one quart, an additional duty of one cent and a 
 half for each additional quart or fractional part 
 thereof. 
 
 Type for printing, 20pot 
 
 Type metcl, 10 p ct 
 
 Umbrella and parasol tffeeel, iron or brass ribs, runners, 
 rings, caps, notches, tin caps and ferrules, when 
 imported by and for the use of manufaoturers of 
 
 umorellas, 30 p ot 
 
 Watches and watoh oases ...... 26 p ot 
 
 Watch aotlitns or movements, 20pot 
 
 20pot 
 
 10 pot 
 10 pot 
 
 20pet 
 
 5c plb 
 25 pet 
 
 1887.] 
 
 Wire dotb 
 
 Wire, iroi 
 
 and CQ 
 
 Barbe 
 
 cent 
 
 Buck* 
 
 ana 
 
 Wire, cov« 
 
 Zinc, scan 
 
 Mtonfacti 
 
 Animals, 1 
 Breadstufi 
 Bread 
 whe 
 per 
 sucl 
 vide 
 cap. 
 sow 
 ame 
 Barle] 
 Buckv 
 Indiai 
 Oats, 
 Rice, 
 Rice, 
 pon 
 
 Rye, 
 
 Whea 
 
 Pease, 
 
 Beans 
 
 Buoki 
 
 Oomn 
 
 Oatm< 
 
 Kioe« 
 
 Butte 
 
 Chees 
 Chicory, i 
 Chicory o 
 
 tutefi 
 Coooanuts 
 Coooanutc 
 by ' 
 Coooanut, 
 Coooapas 
 Cocoa pas 
 
 sugar, 
 Coffee, gr 
 
 1879, 
 Coffee, ro 
 
 C, 2n< 
 Coffee, roi 
 
 ititnt 
 
tt^ir^ teri^«iri^wyi4 vi^^^i^ 
 
 [18971 
 
 ) 100 lbs 
 
 ilOOIbR 
 
 ct 
 
 ot 
 
 ct 
 
 ct 
 
 ot 
 ot 
 
 ct 
 
 ot 
 tet 
 
 nd 10 p ct 
 
 ^" 
 ct 
 
 ot 
 ot 
 
 ot 
 
 ot 
 ot 
 
 «t 
 
 lb 
 ot 
 
 ot 
 ct 
 
 ot 
 ot 
 ot 
 
 1887.] 
 
 CniSTOMS TABTFP. 
 
 \9S 
 
 Wire cloth, of brass and oopiser, ..:... 20 p ct^ 
 
 Wire, iron or steel, galvanized or not, fifteen gauge *> ' ^ 
 
 and coarser, not elsewhere specified, ...... 20 p 4^* 
 
 Barbed wire fencing of iron or steel, one and a half 
 
 oents per pound, l^c p lb 
 
 Buclkthorn and strip fencing, of iron or s^el, one 
 
 and one-eiriith cents per pound, 1^ p lb 
 
 Wire, covered with cotton, uiten, nilk or other material, 25 p ct 
 
 Zinc, seamless dttkyth tubing, ...... 10 p ct 
 
 ^^nufActures of Zinc, not elsewhere 8i)ecified, ...... 25 p ct 
 
 -f^r'-f 
 
 Animals, living, of all kinds, not elsewhere specified, 
 Breadstu£Fs, vk : 
 
 Breadstuffs. grain and flour and meal of all kinds, 
 when damaged by water, in transitu, twenty 
 per cent, ad valorem, upon the appraised value, 
 such appraised value to be ascertained as pro< 
 vided by sections 44, 45 and 46 of the Act 40 Vic, 
 cap. 10, intituled : " An Act to amend and con* 
 soUdate the Acts reepectiog the Customs,"* as 
 amended by the Act 44 Vic, cap 11, 
 
 Barley. ..... 
 
 Buckwheat, 
 
 Indian com, 
 
 Oats, 
 
 Rice, , 
 
 Bice, undeaned, unhulled or paddy, when im- 
 ported diM3t from the country of growth 
 
 Eye, 
 Whei 
 
 20 pet 
 
 • ' .'i 
 
 . Ob 
 •i ii/-)i 
 
 26p et 
 15c p bush 
 10c pburii 
 7^ p bush 
 10c pbbsh 
 Icplb 
 
 l7i p ot 
 lOc p bush 
 15c p bush 
 lOo p bn^h 
 16c p bush 
 Icplb 
 40cpbrl 
 
 icplb 
 oOepbrl 
 SOepbrl 
 2cplb 
 4oplb 
 Sop lb 
 Sep lb 
 
 heat, 
 
 Pease, 
 
 Beans, 
 
 Buokwheat meal or flour, .^ . . . 
 
 Oommeal, 
 
 Oatmeal, 
 
 By^ flour^ — 
 
 Whtot>fl«mr, 
 
 Kioe and sago flour, 
 
 Butter, ...... 
 
 Che«Be, 
 
 Chicory, raw or green, — . . •♦;••,• 
 
 Chicory or qther root or vegetable used as a substi 
 
 tute fbr Coffee, kiln dried, roasted or ground 4c p lb 
 
 Coooanuts, — . . f 1 p 100 
 
 Coooanuts, when imported from the place of growth, 
 
 by vessel direct to a Canadian port, 50c p 100 
 
 Cocoanut, dessicated, sweetened or not, 8c p lb 
 
 Coooa paste and chocolate, not sweetened, 20 p ct 
 
 Cocoa paste and other preparations of coooa containing ■ 
 
 sugar, Ic p lb and 25 p ct 
 
 Coffee, green, from the United Stotes, C, 2nd April, 
 
 1879, 10 p ct 
 
 Coffee, roasted or ground, from the United States, O 
 
 C, 2nd April, 1879 . 8c p lb and 10 p ct 
 
 Coffee, roasted pr ground, and all imitations and sub- 
 
 ■UtntMi for, not elsewhere epeoified, 3o p lb 
 
 li 
 
 m 
 
 r i 
 
N, 
 
 7or 0oaun«r Oimy^iatto ^Hu V^vb* Ipttdgr IfUtf. 
 
 186 
 
 CUBTOMB TARIFF. 
 
 [m7. 
 
 ■f\ 
 
 60c p lOd lbs 
 Icplb 
 
 Lead pipo and lead shot, one and a quarter cents per 
 
 pound l|c p lb 
 
 Fish, and products >f — 
 
 Mackerel, Icplb 
 
 Herringa, ^okled or salted, ...... ic p lb 
 
 Salmon, pickled. ...... Iq p lb 
 
 All other fish, pickled in barrels, ••-.••• Ic p lb 
 
 Foreign oaugnt fish imported otherwise than in 
 barrels, or half barrels, whether frt-sh, dried, 
 salted or pickled, not especially oiumerated or 
 
 provided for, 
 
 Fuh, smoked and boneless fish. ■ ^ 
 
 Anchovies a^d sardines, packed in oil or otl^er- 
 wise, in tin boxes, measuring not more than 
 five inches long, four inches wide and three 
 and one-half inches de^p, fi^ve cents the whole 
 box; in half boxes measuring not more than 
 five inches long, four inches wide, and one and, 
 five-eighth deep, two and a half cents each; 
 and in qu)»rter boxep measuring not mwe than 
 four inches and three-quarters long, three and 
 one-half inches mde and one and a quarter deep, 
 
 two cents each, oc, 2^0 and 2c p box 
 
 When imported in any other form, 30 p ct 
 
 Fish preserved in oil, except anchovies and sar- 
 dines, 30 pot 
 
 Salmon and all other fish prepared or presorved, 
 including ojbters, not especially enumerated or 
 
 providedfor, ,25pot 
 
 Oysters, shelled, in bulk, 10c p g ; 
 
 Oysters, canned^ in cans not over one pint, three 
 
 cents per can, includinp^ ciie cans, -. 
 
 Ii) cans over one pint and not over one quart, 
 
 five cents per can, including the can, 
 
 In cans exceeding one quarc in capacity an ad 
 ditional specific du'y of five cents for each 
 quarc, or fraction of a quart of capacity, in- 
 
 pludmg the cans, 
 
 Oysters in the ^hell, 
 
 Packages containing oysters or other fisb, not other- ,. ^„<j 
 
 wise provided for, 25 p 4i 
 
 Oil. spermaceti, whale and other fish oils, and 
 all other articles the produce of the fisheries, not 
 
 specially provided for, ^ «0 p Qt 
 
 Provided that the whole or part of the said duties 
 hereby imposed may be remitted upon rroclama- 
 tion of the (jk)vemor in Council uhicu may be 
 issued whenever it appet^is to his satisfaction 
 that the Governments of ins United >tau»8. ipd 
 the Island of JNewfoundiand, or either of tnem, 
 have made changes in their tariffs or duties im- 
 posed upon artio es impoited from Canada in 
 reduction or repeal of the of the duties in lorce 
 in said countries. 
 
 Fruit, dri d, viz : Apples, 2o p lb 
 
 Kaisins, one cent p«i- pound and ten per cent ad, 
 vaiprem, lcp«rlb. audlOp. ct. 
 
 Sep can 
 
 8c p qt- 
 
mmf'&^^'ismimis^^^u. 
 
 isfir,] 
 
 CnstOMS tARIPF. 
 
 187 
 
 CurrwtB, dates, flgps, prunes, and all other dried 
 
 f ndta, not elsewhere specified^ Ic p lb 
 
 Fruit, grpftn, viz : — Apples, , . 40c p brl 
 
 Blackberries, goosbberries, raspberries and straw- 
 berries, four cents per pound, the weight of thie 
 package to be included in tibe weight for duty, 4o p lb 
 Peaches, one cent per pound, the weight of the 
 package to be included in the weight for duty, Ic p lb 
 
 Cherries and currants, lo p qi 
 
 Cranberries, plums and quinces, 30c p bush 
 
 Grapes, ...... 2c p lb 
 
 Oranges and lemons, 20 p ct 
 
 Fruits in air-tight cans or other packages, including 
 the cans oi other packages weighing not over one 
 pound, three cents per can or package, and three 
 cents additional per can or package for each pound 
 or fraction of a pound over one pound in weight, 3o p can or i^ 
 (The rate to include the duty on the cans or other 
 packages, and the weight on which duty shall be 
 payable to include the weight of the cans or other 
 packages.) 
 
 Nuts:— 
 
 Almonds, shelled, 6o p lb 
 
 Almonds, not shelled, and nuts of all kinds not 
 
 elsewhere specified, 3c p lb 
 
 Fluid beef, extract of, not medicated, 25 p ct 
 
 Fruits, preserved in brandy, or other spirits, one dollar 
 
 and ninetjr cents per Imperial gallon, $l.dQp I g 
 
 Honey, bees', in the comb or otherwise, 3o p ID 
 
 Hops, 6c p lb 
 
 Jellies and jams,, 5c p lb 
 
 Lard, tried or rendered, 2c p lb 
 
 Lard, untried, Ij^c p lb 
 
 Malt, fifteen cents per bushel, upon entry for ware- 
 house, subject to Excise Bei^uifttions, .^ 15c p bush 
 
 Meats, fresh or salted, on actual weight as received in 
 
 Canada, except shoulders, sides, bacon and hams, Ic p lb 
 Shoulders, sides, bacon and hams, free^h and salted, 
 
 dried or smoked, 2o p lb 
 
 Poultry and ^ame of all kinds, 20 p ct 
 
 All other dried or smoked meats, or meats pre- 
 served in any other way than salted or pickled, 
 not otherwise specified, two cents per pound (if 
 imported in cans, the rate to include the duty on 
 the cans, and the weight on which duty shaU be 
 payable to include the weight of the cans, ... 2c p lb 
 
 Mustard cake, 20 p ct 
 
 Mustad seed, unground, 15 p ct 
 
 Mustard, ground, ...... 26 p ct 
 
 Pickles and sauces, 25 p ct 
 
 Spices, viz :- Ginger and spioeit of all kinds, (except 
 nutmegs and mace), unground, ten per cent ad va- 
 lorem, ; ground, twenty-five per cent ad valorem, 10 and 25 p ct 
 
 Nutm^ and mace, 25 p ct 
 
 Starch, including farina, corn starch or flour, and all 
 
 ?reparationsnaving the qualities of starch, 2o p lb 
 rom the United States, O C, 2nd April, 1879 10 p ct 13 
 
CTtStOlIS TARIIT. [1887. 
 
 TegetiableB, tiz :— Potatoes, . . , ; . . * ... 10c p btlah 
 
 Tomfttoeg, 9(k^to bush 
 
 Tomatoes and other vegetables, includii^g com, itt' ''^^' ° 
 cans, or other packages, weighing not over one " ,., 
 pound each, two cents per can or package, and ' "' 
 
 two cents additional per can or package for each 
 pound or fraction of a pound, over one pound in 
 weight (the rate to include the duty on the cans, 
 or other packages, and the weight on which duty 
 shall be payable to include the weight of the cans 
 
 or packages, 2c p can 
 
 And all other vegetables, including sweet pota- 
 toes, ... .20 pet 
 
 SILK AND SILK GOODS, 
 
 Silk in the gum, or spun, not more advanced than 
 
 singles, tram and thrown organzine, not colored, 15 p ot 
 
 Sewing silk and silk twist, 2&pct 
 
 Silk velvets and all manufactures of silk, or of which 
 silk is the compoaent part of chief value, not else- 
 where speoified, except church vestments, ...... 80 p ot 
 
 Silk plush netting used for the m' nufacture of glovep 15 pet 
 
 SUGARS, SYRUPS AND MOLASS. .. 
 
 Sugar, melado, concentrated melado, concentrated cane- 
 juice, concentrated molasses, concentrated beet 
 root juice and concrete, when imported direct from 
 the country of growth and production, for refining 
 purposes only, not over number fourtieen Dutch 
 Standard in color, and not testing over seventy de- 
 grees bythe polariscope, a qpedfic duty of one cent 
 per pound, and f )r every additional degree, shown 
 by polariscope test, three and one-third cents per > ' 
 one nuudred pounds additional, lop lb 70 degtest and 3^ p 100 lbs 
 
 for each deg above 40 
 
 Sugars not for refining purposes, not over fourteen 
 Dutch Standard in color, when imported dii'eot 
 from the country of growth and production, a speci- 
 fic duty of one cent per pound and thirty per cent 
 ad valorem on the value thereof free oh board at the 
 last port of shipment. Ic p lb and 30 p ct 
 
 Sugars above number fourteen Dutch Standard in 
 color, and refined sugar of all kinds, grades or 
 atandards, one and one-half cents per pound, and 
 thirty-five per cent ad valorem on che vMue thereof 
 free on board at the last port of shipment, l^c p lb and 35 p ut 
 
 On sugars not inlp<)rted direct without transhipment 
 
 from the country of growch and production, there 
 
 shall be levied and collected an additional duty of 
 
 seven and one half per cent of the whole duty so 
 
 otherwise payable thereon, 7^ p ct of duty additional 
 
 Provided that when any cargo of sugar imported 
 
 for refining purposes is found to grade, in part, 
 
 above numoer fourteen Dutch Standard in color, 
 
 such ^, ^rt to the extent of not exceeding fifteen 
 
 per cent of the whole cargo may be admitted to 
 
 entry by polariscopic test. 
 
 Syrups, cane Juice, refinid syrup, sugar house syrup, or 
 
for laondioe take tftUoWi' Bytpepda fiittarl. 
 
 1887.] CUSTOMS TABIFF. 189 
 
 sugar l^ouae molasses, byrup of sugar, syrup of 
 molasses or sorghiun, whether imported direct or 
 not, a speciEc duty of one cent per pound and 
 thirty per cent ad valorem, Ic p lb ft 30 p ct 
 Molasses, other, when imported direct without tran- 
 shipment from the country of gn*owth and produc- 
 tion, fifteen per cent ad valorem, 15 p ct 
 
 Molasftes, when not so imported, twenty per cent ad 
 
 valorem, 20pot 
 
 The value upon which the ad valorem duty shall 
 be levied and collected upon all the above- 
 named syrups and molasses shall be the value 
 thereof free on board at the last port of ship- 
 ment. 
 Provided that molasses, when imjiorted for or re- 
 ceived into any refinery or sugar factory, or to 
 be used for any other purpose than actual con- 
 sumption, shall be subject to, and there shall be 
 levied and collected thereon, an additional duty 
 
 of five cents per Imperial gallon, 5c p I g 
 
 Provided that the change in the rates of duty on 
 sugars and molasses shall imply only to importa- 
 tions arriving in Canada on and after the thirty- 
 first day of March, 1886, and not to such articles 
 warehoused prior to that date. 
 Sugar candy, brown or white, and confectionery, a 
 specific duty of one and a quarJier cents per pound 
 and thirty-five per cent ad valoiem, 1^ p lb and 35 p ct 
 Glucose of grape sugar to be classed and rated for duty 
 as sugikr, according to grade by Dutch standard in 
 color, 
 Glucose syrup, two cents p lb 2c p lb 
 
 TOBACCO. 
 
 Manufactured tobacco and snuff, thirty cents per pound, 
 and, in addition thereto, twelve and a half per 
 cent ad valorem, 30c p lb and 12i p ct 
 
 Cigars and cigarettes, one dollar and twenty cents per 
 
 pound, and twenty per cent ad valorem, $1.20 p 11^ and 20 p ct 
 
 WOOD AND WOODEN WARES. 
 
 Bagatelle tables or boards, with cues and balls, 35 p ct 
 
 Barrels containing petroleum or its products, or any 
 
 mixtures of which petroleum is a part, 40c each 
 
 Billiard tables, without pockets, four feet six inches by 
 
 nine feet or under, a specific duty of twer y-two 
 
 dollars and fifty cents each, — . $22. 50 
 
 On those of over foUr ieet six inches by nine feet, 
 a specific duty of twenty-five dollars each $25 
 
 On billiard tables with pockets, five feet six inches . 
 by eleven feet or und=r, a specific duty of thirty- 
 five dollars each, $35 
 
 And on all over five feet six inches by eleven feet, 
 a specific duty of forty dollars each, iiO 
 
 And in addition thereto fifteen per cent ad valorem; 
 each table to include twelve cues and one set of 
 four balls, with markers, cloths and cases, bat no 
 pool balls and 16 p ct 
 
tf Mrtiiirn oorect witk f ciloW Oyipq^ ^itUM. 
 
 140 
 
 OUBTOMS TARIFF, 
 
 [19B1. 
 
 Cane or rattan, split or otherwise manufactured, 25 p ct 
 
 Cork and other manufactures of cork wood or cork 
 
 bark, 20 p ct 
 
 Excelsior for upholsterers' use, 20 p ct 
 
 Fishing rodp, 30 p ct 
 
 Furniture of wood, iron or any other material, house, 
 cabitiet or office, finished or in parts, including 
 hair and spring and other mattresses, bolsters, and 
 
 Sillows, caskets and coffins of any material So p ct 
 dings of wood, plam, 25 p ct 
 
 Moulding of wood, gilded or otherwise further manu- 
 factured than plain, SOpct 
 
 Shingles 20 p ct 
 
 Show cases, two dollars each, and 35 per cent ad va- 
 lorem, $2 each and 35 p ct 
 
 Wood and manuiactures of, and wooden ware, viz : 
 PaUs, tubs, churns, brooms, brushes, and other 
 manufactures of wood, not e^ewhere specified, .... 2? p ct 
 
 Hubs, spokes, felloes, and parts of wheels, rough hewn 
 
 or sawn only, 15 p ct 
 
 Lumber and timber, not elsewhere specified, 20 p ct 
 
 Picture frames, as furniture, ...... ...... 35pct 
 
 WOOLS AND WOOLLENS- 
 
 Manufactures composed wholly or in part of wool, 
 worsted, the hair of the alpaca, goat, or other like 
 animals, viz :— Blankets and flannels of every 
 description ; cloths, doeskins, cassimeres, tweeds, 
 coatings, overcoatings, felt cloth of every descrip- 
 tion not elsewhere specified ; horse-collar cloth, 
 yam, knitting yam, fingering yarn, worsted 
 varii, knitted goods, viz : — Shirts and drawers and 
 hosiery, not elsewhere specified, seven and a half 
 cents per pound, and in addition thereto twenty per 
 cent 8bc valorem, t^c p lb and 20 p ct 
 
 Clothing, ready-made, and wearing appbrel of every 
 description, including socks and stockings, cloth 
 caps and horse clothing, shaped, composed wholly 
 or in part of wocJ, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, 
 goat, or other like animals, marie up or manufac- 
 tured wholly or in part by the tailor, seamstress or 
 manufacturer, except knit goods, ten cents per 
 pouud, and in addition thereto twenty-five per 
 cent nd valorem, 10c p lb and 25 p ct 
 
 All fabrics composod wholly or in part of wool, 
 worsted, the hair of ,the alpaca, goat, or other like 
 animal, not otherwise provided for, twenty-two 
 and a half per cent ad valorem, 22^ p cti . 
 
 Carpets, viz :— Brussels, Tapestry, Dutch, Venetian, 
 and damask, carpet mats and rugrs of all kinds, and 
 printed felts and druggets, and all other carpets and . 
 
 squares, not otherwise provided f(»r, 25 pet 
 
 Treble ingrain, three-ply and two-ply carpets, com- 
 posed wholly of wool, ten cents per square yard; 
 and in addition thereto twenty per cent ad va- 
 lorem, lOo per sq yd and 20 p ct 
 
 Two-ply and three-ply ingrain carpets, of which the 
 
EnawaUiae mftkei Paarl WUt^eeth. 
 
 1887. 
 
 GUBTOM8 TABIFF. 
 
 141 
 
 warp ia composed wholly of cotton, or other ma- 
 terial than wool, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, 
 goat, or other like animals, five cents per square 
 yara: and in addition thereto twenty per cent 
 
 ad valorem, 5o p sq yd and 20 p ct 
 
 Felt, pres8e<l, of all kinds, not filled or covered by or 
 
 with any woven fabric, 17A p ot 
 
 Winceys of all kinds, not otherwise provided for, — 22i p ct 
 Wool, class one, viz : Leicester, Cotswold, Lincolnshire, 
 South Down combing wools, or wools known as 
 lustre wools, and other like combing wools, such 
 as are grown in Canuda, ^plb 
 
 SUNDRIES. 
 
 Artificial flowers and feathers, N E S, 
 
 Asbestos in any form other than crude, and all manu- 
 factures thereof, 
 
 Axle grease and similar compounds, 
 
 Bags, containing fine salt, from all countries, 
 
 Belts and trusses of all kinds, 
 
 Bookbinders' tools and implements, includinjyr ruling 
 machines and binders' cloth, ^ 
 
 Boot, shoe, and stay laces of any naterial, 
 
 Boxes, cases and writing desks, fancy and ornamental, 
 and fancy manufactures of bone, shell, horn and 
 ivory, also dolls and toys of all kinds and materials; 
 ornaments of alabaster, spar, terra cotta or compo- 
 sition ; statuettes, heads, and bead ornaments 
 
 Braces or suspenders, 
 
 Buttons of all kinds, .'.....# 
 
 Button covers, crozier, 
 
 CandleE!, * <*llow, 
 
 Candles, paraffine wax, 
 
 All other candles, including sperm, 
 
 Oaplins, unfinished Leghorn hats. 
 
 Cases— Jev/el and watch cases, and other like articles 
 of any material, 
 
 Cement, raw, or in stone from the quarry, one dollar 
 per ton of thirteen cubic feet (see stone) 
 
 Cement, burnt and unground, ...... 
 
 Cement, hydraulic, or water lime, ground, including 
 barrels, 
 
 Cement, in bulk or bags, 
 
 Cement, Portland and Roman, to be classed with all 
 other cement at specific rates as now provided for. 
 
 Clothing of any material, including horse clothing, 
 shaped, not otherwise provided for, 
 
 Co.il, anthracite, fifty cents per ton of 2,000 poands, . . . 
 
 Coal, bituminous, sixty cents ^er ton of 2,000 pounds. . 
 
 Coal dust, • 
 
 Coke, fifty ceuts per ton of 2,000 pounds, 
 
 Cocoa matting, 
 
 Combs, for dress and toilet, of all kinds, 
 
 Crapes of all kinds, 
 
 Emery wheels. 
 
 Feathers, ostrich and vulture, undressed, 
 
 Feathers, ostrich and vulture, dressed, 
 
 Fire proof paint, dry, 
 
 p ^ n' ^t. ■■ ■ >. ■ ■■ ■■' . ■ . ' M l -■■ . ■-' v> '- ■ - ^ '-»|i ^ 'w ^ i » ^»' .> T*' \ iwrw«^^ ^ wiii ■■ / * > < 
 
 25 pet 
 
 25 pet 
 Icplb 
 25 pet 
 23 p ct 
 
 10 pet 
 30 pet 
 
 30 pet 
 30 pet 
 25 pet 
 10 pet 
 2c p lb 
 5cplb 
 2c plb 
 20 pet 
 
 3Cpct 
 
 $1 p ton 
 
 TicplOOlbs 
 
 40c p brl 
 9c p bushel 
 
 30 pet 
 50e p ton 
 60c pton 
 20p ct 
 50c p. ton 
 25 pet 
 25 p ct 
 20 pot 
 25 pet 
 20 pet 
 30 pet 
 icplb 
 
Bftrker'i Qoinine Win* ind Dnm li the Original ud 0«anine. 
 
 142 
 
 CUSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 ri887. 
 
 Fireworks, 
 Flax seed, 
 
 Furs, viz :- 
 
 26 pet 
 10c p bush 
 
 Fur skins, wholly or partially dressed, 16 p ot 
 
 Caps, hats, muffs, tippets, capes, coats, cloaks and 
 other manufactures of fur, ..... 20 p ot 
 
 " " ...... 30 pot 
 
 J 
 
 Gloves and mitts of all kinds^ 
 Gunpowder, and other explosives, viz . 
 
 Grun, rifle and pistol cartridges and cartridge oases of 
 
 all kinds and mate, ials, 80 p ot 
 
 Gun, rifle and sporting powder in ke^ , half-kegi), 
 
 '«r quarter-kegrt, and other similar packages, 5c p lb 
 
 Cannon and musket powder in kegs and barrels, 40 p lb 
 Canister powder, in pound and half-pound tins,. . 15o p lb 
 
 Blasting and mining powder, 3c p lb 
 
 Giant powder, dualiu, dynamite and other exfJo- 
 sives in which nitro-glycerine is a constituent ' 
 
 part, five cents per pound, and twenty per cent 
 
 ad valorem, dc p lb and 20 p ot 
 
 Nitro-glyoerine, ten cents per pound, and twenty 
 
 per cent ad valorem, 10c p lb and 20 p ct 
 
 Gutta-percha, manufactures of, 25 p ct 
 
 Hair-cloth of all kinds, 30pot 
 
 Hair, curled, 20 p ct 
 
 Hats, caps and bonnets, not elsewhere specified, 23 p ot 
 
 India-rubber, viz :— boots and shoes, and other manu- 
 factures of, not otherwise provided for, 25 p ct 
 
 India-rubber clothing, or clot]|^g made water-proof 
 
 with India-rubber, 85 p <tt 
 
 India-rubber vulcanized handles for knives and forks, 10 p ot 
 
 Bubber belting, hose, packing, matts, and matting, 6c p lb&16 p o 
 
 Ink, for writing, 26 p ot 
 
 Iron, sand or globules, and dry putty for polishing 
 
 granite, 20pot 
 
 Jewellery, and manufaclures of g[old and silver, 20 p ot 
 
 Laces, braids, fringes, embroideries, cords, tassels and 
 
 bracelets ; also braids, chains or cords of hair 30 p ct 
 
 Leather, sole, tanned, but rough or undressed, ...... 10 p ct 
 
 Morocco skins, tanned, but rough or undrsssed, .... 10 p ct 
 
 Sole and belting leather, and all upper leather, in- 
 cluding kid, lamb, sheep, and calf, tanned or 
 
 dressed, but not waxed or glazed, 16 p ot 
 
 GWe leathers, v'z:— Buck, deer, and antelope, 
 
 tanned or dressed, colored or not colored, 10 p ot 
 
 Leather as above, dressed and waxed or glazed, 20 p ct 
 
 Japanned, patent or enamelled leather, 20 p ct 
 
 Cordova leather, tanned, from horse hide, and man- 
 ufactures of, ^ 25 p ct 
 
 Harness and saddlery of every description, and 
 
 5 arts of the same, _ SO p ct 
 
 other leather and skins tanned, not othervirise 
 
 specified, 20 p ct 
 
 Boots and shoes and other manufactures of leather, 
 
 and leather beltings, 25 p ot 
 
 Litho^aphic stones, not engraved, 20 p ct 
 
 Machine card clothing, 25 P ot 
 
 Magic lanterns and optical instruments, inoludiug"' 
 
For Khomnfctliiii vtOt UrtXi iUdtii'tridWiU Unimtnt. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 CUSTOMS TABnT. 
 
 143 
 
 mioiOKupes and telescopes, ...!.. 26 p ot ' ' 
 
 Marble in bkxiks, from the quarry, in the rough, or ^>^ '] 
 
 sawn on two sides only, and not especially shapen, ^-rr > 
 
 containing less than fiteen cubic feet, 10 p ct 
 
 Marble slabs, sawn on not more than two sides, . : 10 p ot ■ 
 
 Marble bloeka and slabs, sawn on more than two sidef^, 20 p ct 
 Marble finished, and all mannfaotures of marble not 
 
 elsewhere spKecified, SO p ct 
 
 Musical instruments of all kinds, not otheiwise pro- 
 vided for, ...... 25 p ot ' 
 
 Ochres, dry, ground or unground, washed or unwashed, 
 
 not calcined, ...... 10 p ct 
 
 Paintings,- drawings, engravings and prints, 20 p ot 
 
 Pencils, lead, in wood or otherwise, 25 p ot 
 
 Plants, viz :— Fruit, shade, lawn and ornamental trees, 
 
 shrubs and plants, 20 p ct 
 
 Plaster of Paris, or ^psum, ground, not calcined, .... 10c p 100 lbs 
 Plaster of Paris, calcined or manufactured, fifteen cents 
 
 ger one hundrod pounds, or furty-five cents per 
 arrel of noL over three hundred pounds, 15c p 100 lbs 
 
 Plumbago, ten per cent ad valorem ; and all manufac- 
 tures of plumbago, not elsewhere specified, twenty 
 
 ]^r cent ad valorem, 10 and 20 p ct 
 
 Precious stones, viz : Agates, sapphires, emeralds, gar- 
 nets and opals, polished, but not net or othf rwise 
 
 manufactured, ten per cent ad valorenr 10 p ct 
 
 Imitation precious stones, not set, 10 p ct 
 
 Quills 20 p ot 
 
 Bibbons of all kinds and materials, 30 p cj; 
 
 Salt coarse (except as imported from the United King- 
 dom, or any British {MShession, or imported for the 
 use of Sea or Gulf 1* isheries, which snail be free of 
 duty), and all fine salt, in bulk, eight cents per one 
 
 hundred pounds, 8u p 100 lbs 
 
 In bags. Darrein, and other packages, twelve cents 
 
 per one hundred pounds, 12c p 100 lbs 
 
 Sand-paper, glass, flint and emery paper, 25 p ct 
 
 Seeds,^ viz :— Flower, garden, field and other Sf ds, for 
 agriculturiJ purposes, when in bulk or in large 
 parcels, fifteen per cent ad valorem; when put up 
 in smaU papers or parcels, twenty-five per cent ad 
 
 valorem. 15 and 25 p ct 
 
 Shftwls of all kinds and materials, except silk, 25 p ct 
 
 Stone, viz ;— 
 
 Sough freestone, sandstone, and all other bvilding 
 stone, except marble, from the quarry, not ham- 
 mered or chiselled, one dollar per ton of thir- 
 teen cubic feet, $1 p ton 
 
 Water limestotae, or cement stone, one dollar per 
 
 ton (See cement) $1 p ton . 
 
 Grindstones, 92 p ton 
 
 Dressed freestone and all other building sLone, ex- 
 cept marble, and all manufactures uf stone or 
 
 20 pot 
 
 ! 1 
 
 Sanite, 
 {Stones, dressed, 
 
 TaUow, 
 
 Trees, Firuit Trees, viz : 
 Apple, of all kinds^ 
 
 $1.30 p ton 
 leplb 
 
 2o eacli 
 
fl(ip T Witt tyt ^^Mt*l DebiHty , 
 
 Li. 
 
 144 
 
 CUSTOMS TABIFF. 
 
 [1887, 
 
 Fear, of all kindi, 
 
 Phm, of all kindk 
 Cheny, of all kindst 
 
 4o eaeh 
 
 5c each 
 
 4o each 
 
 Quinoei of all kinds, . 2^0 eaeh 
 
 Tranka, eateheli, valiwB, oarpet bags, puraee and pooket 
 
 books, 30 p ot 
 
 Umbrellas, paraaols and Bunshades of all kinds and 
 
 materials, 90pofc 
 
 Whips, 80pct 
 
 All goods not enumerated as charged with any duty 
 of Customs, and not declared free of duty, shMl 
 be charged with a duty of twenty per cent ad va- 
 lorem, when imported into Canat^^ or taken out 
 of warehouse for consumption therem. 
 
 When anv manufactured article is imported into Can- 
 ada in separate i>arts, each such part shall be 
 charged with the same rate of duty as the finished 
 article, on a proportionate valuation, and when the 
 duty chargeable thereon is specific or specific and 
 ad valorem, an average rate of ad valorem duty, 
 equal to the specific or specific and ad valorem 
 duty BO chargeable, shall be ascertained and charged 
 upon such parts of manufactures. 
 
 FREE GOODS. 
 
 Agaric. 
 
 Alkanet root. 
 
 Aloes. 
 
 Aluminum. 
 
 Alum. 
 
 Ambergris. 
 
 Ammonia, sulphate of. 
 
 Anatomical preparations. 
 
 Aniline dyes, in bulk or package, of not less tha>n one pound weight. 
 
 Aniline oil, crude. ^ 
 
 Aniline salts. 
 
 Animals brought into Canada temporarily, and for a period not 
 exceeding three months for the purpose of exhibition, or compe- 
 tition for prizes offered by any agricultural or other association. 
 (But a bund shall be first &iven in accordance with regulations to 
 be prescxibed by the M mister of Customs, with the condition 
 bhat the full dutv to which such animals would otherwise be 
 Uable shall be paia in case of their sale in Canada, or if not re- 
 exported witbin the time specified in such bond). 
 
 Animals for the improvement of stock, viz : horsen, cattle, sheen and 
 swine, under regulations to be made by the Treasury Board and 
 approved by the Governor in Council. 
 
 Annate, liquid' or solid. 
 
 Annate seed. 
 
 Anchors. 
 
 Antimony. 
 
 Ashes, pot, pearl or soda. 
 
 Asphaltum. 
 
 Apparel, wearing and other personal household effects, not merchan- 
 dize, of British subjects dying abroad, but domiciled in Canada. 
 
 Argol dust, 
 
 ■ -»i!> 
 
 1887.] 
 
 Argols, CI 
 ArBenic. 
 Arseniale 
 ArtioleH f 
 Articles 
 citize 
 in an 
 Articles 
 or ai 
 of C< 
 Army an 
 Arms. 
 Clothing. 
 Musical i 
 Military 
 Bamboo i 
 for M 
 or Bu 
 Bamboos 
 Barrels < 
 trolei 
 Mini 
 
 Barilla. 
 Barytes, 
 Beans, vi 
 Bees 
 Belladon: 
 Bells for 
 Berries f< 
 Bbmuth, 
 Bolting c 
 Bones, ci 
 Bone-duE 
 tilize 
 Books, b 
 the c 
 right 
 Books pr 
 otne 
 lette 
 the] 
 Books, ( 
 deaf 
 Boracic 
 Borax. 
 Botany, 
 Bra'js, ol 
 Bristles 
 Britanni 
 Brimsto 
 Brim m< 
 Bromint 
 Broom c 
 Buchu I 
 Buckrui 
 Bullion, 
 Burgun 
 
[1887, 
 
 For Sort nuroAtnib woU wilh Vtdrnul XinimoBt. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 CUBTOMS TABIFF. 
 
 U5 
 
 Argola, crude. 
 
 Arsenic. 
 
 Aneni^ke of aniline. 
 
 Artiolen for this uee of the Governor General. 
 
 Articles for the personal i^se of Gonnuls General who are natives or 
 
 citizens of the country they represent, and who are not engaged 
 
 in Any other business or profeaaion. 
 Articles imported by and fur the use of the Dominion Government. 
 
 or any of the Departments thereof, or for the Senate or House 
 
 of Commons. 
 Army and Na^y and Canadian Milttia, for the use of, viz :— 
 Arms. 
 Clothing. 
 
 Musical in stn iment s for bands. 
 Military stores and munitions of war. ' 
 Bamboo reeds not further manufactured than cut into suitable lengths 
 
 for walking sticks or canes, or for sticks for uinbrellao, parasols 
 
 or sunshades. 
 Bamboos unmanufactured. 
 Barrels of Canadian manufacture expoited filled with domestic pe- 
 
 troleum and returned empty, under such regulations as the 
 
 Minister of Customs may prescribe. 
 
 Barilla. 
 
 Barytes, unmanufactured. 
 
 Beans, vanilla and nux vomica. 
 
 Bees 
 
 Belladonna leaves. 
 
 Bells for churches. 
 
 Berries for dyeing or usad for coaiposing dyes. 
 
 Bismuth, metallic. 
 
 Bolting cloth^, not made up. 
 
 Bones, crude, not manufactured, burned, calcined, ground or Steamed. 
 
 Bone-dust and bone-ash, for manufacture of phosphates and fer- 
 tilizers. 
 
 Books, bound, which chall have been printed more than seven years at 
 the date of importation, except foreign reprints of £nglish copy- 
 righted books which shall remain subject to the copyiight duty. 
 
 Books printed by any Government, or by any scientific association or 
 
 , 'other society, now existing, for the promotion of learning and 
 letters, and issued in the course of their proceedings and not for 
 the purpose of sale or trade. 
 
 Books, educational, imported by and for the use of schools for the 
 deaf and dumb exclusively. 
 
 Boracic acid. 
 
 Borax. 
 
 Botany, specimens of. 
 
 Brass, old, scrap, and in sheets. 
 
 Bristles. 
 
 Britannia metal, in pigs and bars. 
 
 Brimstone, ci-ude, or in roll or flour. * 
 
 Brim moulds for gold beateis. 
 
 Bromine. 
 
 Broom corn. 
 
 Buchu leaves. 
 
 Buckram for the manufacture of hat and bonnet shapes. 
 
 Bullion, gold and silver. 
 
 Burgun iy pitch. 
 
iMieRoiMM try Fellowi* Leeming'i ISiMiioe. 
 
 CUSTOMS TARIFF. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 Burr Htones, in block, rouj^h or unmanufactured, and not bound up 
 
 into milistoneB. ^ I 
 
 Carriages of travellers and carriages laden with merchandize, and not ^ 
 
 to include circus troops nor hawkers, under regulations to he' 
 
 jpresoribed by the Minister of Chi8tom«. | ! 
 
 Cabinets of coins, medals and other collections of antiquities. | 
 
 Casts, as models, for the use of schools of design. i 
 
 Cornelian, untnaaufactured. I 
 
 Canyiui for manufacture of floor oil-doth, laot less than forty-five 
 
 inches wide, and not pressed nor calendered. ^ { 
 
 Canvas, jute canvas not loss than fiftyoeight inches wide, when im< 
 
 ported by manufacturers of floor oil-cloth, for use in tueir factories* ' 
 Caoutohhuo, unmanufactured. 
 
 Cat-gut strings or gut cord for musical instruments. -■>'■ i 
 
 Catgut or whip-gut, unmanufactured. 
 Celiiuoid or xT^olite, in sheets, lumps or blocks. 
 Chalk and cHtf stone, unmanufactured. 
 Chamomile flowers, 
 
 Cherryheat welding compound. > 
 
 China clay, natural or ground. 
 Ohioralum or chloride of aluminiun. , ° 
 
 Chloride of lime. 
 
 Chronometers and compasses for ships. 
 Cinchona bark. 
 Cinnibar. 
 
 Citrons, and rinds of, in brint> for candying. 
 Clays. 
 
 Clothing, donations of, for charitable purposes. 
 Cobalt, ore of. 
 Cochineal 
 
 Cocoa, bean, shell and nibs. 
 
 Coffee, green, except as provided by the Act; 42 ^^ic, cap 15, see 7. 
 Coins, gold and silver, except United States silver coin. 
 Communion plate, and plated ware for use in churches. 
 Coirand coir yam. 
 
 Conium dcuta, or hemlock seed and leaf. 
 Copper, in sheets. 
 Cot^n waste and cotton wool. 
 Cotton yams finer than No 40, unbleached, bleached or dyed, and not 
 
 finer than No 60, for the manufacture of Italian cloths and 
 
 worsted fabrics. 
 Cork wood or oork bark, uAmanuf uctured. 
 Colors, viz :— Ultra-marine blue, in pulp. 
 Colors, metallic, viz :— Cobalt, zinc and tin. 
 Cream of tartar in crystals. 
 Diamond drills, for prospecting for minerals. 
 Diamonds, unset, including black diamonds for borers. 
 Diamond dust or bort. 
 Dragon's blood. 
 Duck for belting and hose, when imported by manufiicturers of rubber 
 
 goods for use in their factoiies 
 Dye. jet black. 
 Dyeing or tanning articles, in a crude state, used in dyeing or tanning, 
 
 not elsewhere specified. 
 
 Embossed books for the blind. 
 
 Emery. 
 
 Entomology, specimens of. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 Ergot. 
 Esparto, 
 
 mam 
 Extract 
 Felt, adt 
 Fire clay 
 FilMre,ia 
 Fibre, v< 
 Fibrilla. 
 Fillets o 
 
 imp< 
 Fish-hoo 
 
 fishe 
 
 flies. 
 Fur skin 
 Flint, fli 
 Folia.dig 
 Foot gre 
 Fossils, 
 Fowls, p 
 
 in St 
 
 Fuller's 
 Gas cok< 
 Gentian 
 Ginseng 
 Glasa, b4 
 
 inO 
 Gold-bea 
 Grease, 
 
 prov 
 Grasses, 
 Gravels. 
 Guano,! 
 Gums, I 
 
 sane 
 Gut, an( 
 
 oth( 
 
 Guttap 
 Gypsun 
 Hair, ai 
 olea 
 Hatters 
 Hatters 
 Hemloc 
 Hemp, 
 Hides, 1 
 Homst 
 Horses, 
 reg 
 the 
 Hoofs, 
 Hoop-ii 
 No 
 riv( 
 HyoBcj 
 Ice. 
 India I 
 
Paia im «&« Momaflli tidkt «dl«W Bj^y B«Ai» . 
 
 [1887. 
 ound up 
 
 Mid not 
 18 to be! 
 
 to.- «)i 
 
 orty-fiv« 
 
 'hen ira^ ' 
 actoriest ' 
 
 7 "J. 
 
 »eo7. 
 
 ukd not 
 bhs and 
 
 rubber 
 anuing, 
 
 1887.] 
 
 CUBTOMS tahUpf. 
 
 147 
 
 Ergot. 
 
 Esparto, or Spanish grass, and other glasses, and pulp of, for the 
 
 manufacture of paper. 
 Extract of logwood. 
 Felt, adhesive, for sheathing vessels. 
 Fire clay. 
 Filure, Mexican. 
 
 Fibre, vegetable, for manufacturing purposes. 
 Fibrilla. 
 Fillets of cotton and rubber, not exceeding seven inches wide, when 
 
 imported by, and for the use of manufacturers rf card clothing. 
 Fish-hooks, nets and seines, and lines and twines, for the uee of the 
 
 fisheries, but not to include sporting fishing-tackle, or hooks with 
 
 flies, or trawling spoons. 
 Fur skins of :Al kinds, not dressed in any manner. 
 Flint, flints, and ground flint stones. 
 Folia.digitalis. 
 
 Foot grease, the refuse of the cotton seed after the oil is pressed out. 
 Fossils, 
 Fowls, pure bred, including pheasants and quails, for ilnprovement 
 
 in stock. 
 
 FuUer's earth. 
 
 Gas coke when used in Canadian manufactures only. 
 
 Gentian root. 
 
 Ginseng root. 
 
 Glass, bent, for manufacture of show oases, provided it is not made 
 
 in Canada. O C, 14th August, 1379. 
 Gold-beaters' mould and gold-beaters' skins. 
 Grease, the refuse of animal fat, for use of soap stock, not otherwise 
 
 provided for. 
 Grasses, fancy, dried, but not colored or otherwise manufactured. 
 Gravels. 
 
 Guano, and other animal and vegetable manures. 
 Gums, amber, Arabic, Australian, British, copal, damar, mastic, 
 
 sandai^ao, shellac, and tragacanth. 
 Gut, and worm gut, manufactured or unmanufactured, for whip and 
 
 other cord. 
 
 Gutta percha, crude. 
 
 Gypsum, crude (sulphate of lime). 
 
 Hair, angolo, buffalo and bison, camel, goat, hog^ horse and human 
 
 cleaned or uncleaned but not curled or otherwise manufactured. 
 Hatters' furs, not on the skin. 
 Hatters' plush of silk or cotton. 
 Hemlock bark. 
 Hemp, undressed. 
 
 Hides, raw, whether dried, salted or pickled. 
 Horn strips, when to be used in making corsets. 
 Horses, cattle, sheep and swine, for the improvement of stock, under 
 
 regulations to be made by the T.'easury Board, and approved by 
 
 the Governor General i» Council. 
 Hoofs, horn and horn tips. 
 Hoop-iron rot exceeding three eighths of an inch in width, and being 
 
 No 26 gauge or thinner, used for the manufacture of tubular 
 
 rivets. 
 HyoscyamuB, or henbane leaf. 
 Ice. 
 India rubber, unmanufactured. 
 
For L<NN| of Anpttito UlfM Barktr*! dnlaiiM HS^ apd Iron. 
 
 148 
 
 CUSTOMS TABIVF. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 India hemp, (crude drug). 
 
 Indigo. 
 
 Indigo auxiliary. 
 
 Indigo, paste and extract of. 
 
 Iodine, crude. 
 
 Iris, orris root. 
 
 Iron liquor, solution of asoetate of iron for dyeing and calico printing. 
 
 Iron and steel, old and scrap, but nothing shall be deemed scrap iron 
 or steel except waste or refuse iron and steel that has been in 
 actual use, and fit only to be re-manufaoturcd, and bloom ends 
 and crop ends of steel rails for re-meldng. 
 
 Iron or steel beams, sheets, plates, angles ana knees, for iron or com- 
 posite ships or vessels. 
 
 Iron masts for ships, or parts of. 
 
 Istle or tampico fibre. 
 
 Ivory and ivory nuts, unmanufactured. 
 
 Ivory veneers, sawn only, not planed or polished. 
 
 Jalap, root 
 
 Junk, old. 
 
 Jute butts. 
 
 Jute cloth, as taken from the loom, neither presfted, mangled, callen- 
 dered, nor in any way finished, and not less than forty inches 
 wide when imported oy manufacturers of jute bags for use in 
 their ov/n factories. 
 
 Jute. 
 
 Jute yam, plain, dyed or colored, when imported by manufacturers 
 of carpets, rugs and mats, for use in their own factories. 
 
 Kanite, or German potash salts for fertilizers. 
 
 Kelp. 
 
 Kryolite. 
 
 Lac— dye, crude, seed, button, stick and shell. 
 
 Lava, unmanufactured. 
 
 Leeches. 
 
 Liquorice root. 
 
 Litharge. 
 
 Litmus and all litohens, prepared and not prepared. 
 
 Lemons, and rinds of, in bnne for candying. 
 
 Locust beans, for the manufacture of horse and cattle food. 
 
 Logs, and round unmanufactured timber not elsewhere provided for. 
 
 Lumber and timber, plank and boards, sawn, of boxwood, cherry, 
 walnut, chestnut, gnmwood, mahogany, pitch pine, rosewood, 
 sandalwood, Spanish cedar, oak, hickory and wfaitewood, not 
 shaped, planed or otherwise manufactured, and sawdunt of the 
 same, provided that hickory lumber, sawn to shape for spokes of 
 wheels, but not further manufactured, shall be also free. 
 
 Locomotives and railway passenger. bMfgage and freight cars, being 
 the property of railway companies m the United States, running 
 upon an^ line of road crossing the frontier, so lonp: as Canadian 
 locomotives and cars are admitted free under similar oircum- 
 stances in the United States, under regulations to be prescribed 
 by the Minister of Customs 
 
 Madder and munjeet, or Indian madder, ground or prepared, and all 
 extracts of. 
 
 Manganese, oxide of. 
 
 Manilla grass. 
 
 Manuscripts. / 
 
 Marble, in blocks from the quarry, in the rough, or sawn on two 
 
 1887.] 
 
m. 
 
 [11887. 
 
 nt'' 
 
 printing. 
 
 rap iron 
 
 been in 
 
 •om ends 
 
 pr com- 
 
 (.1 : 
 
 I. callen- 
 y inches 
 r use in 
 
 acturers 
 
 ied for. 
 cherry, 
 iewood, 
 od, not 
 ■' of the 
 )oke8 of 
 
 9i being 
 unning 
 madian 
 Qiroum- 
 iscribed 
 
 and all 
 
 m two 
 
 
 %uWk a«ya« Wki it uM^iiUKiitd. 
 
 t887.] 
 
 oihnroicB t.ikxv^. 
 
 m 
 
 sides only, and not M^edidly shapen, containing fifteen cubic fe^ 
 
 or over. • 
 
 Medals of gold> silver or copper. 
 Meenk»iauin, (rade or raw. 
 Mineral watcti^, natural, not in bottle—under regulations to be made 
 
 by the Minister of Gustrms. 
 Mineralogy, speqimens of. 
 Models 01 iiiTentioua and other improvements in the arts; but no 
 
 article or articles phall be deemed a model or improvement which 
 
 can be fitted for use. 
 Moss, Iceland, and other mosses, crude. 
 Moss, se^weea, and all other vegetable substances used for beds and 
 
 mataretuses, in their natural state or only cleaned. 
 Menageries— horses, cattle, carriages and harneese') of, under r^fula- 
 
 tipns to be prescribed by^e Minister of Customs. 
 Musk, in pods or in grains. 
 Nitrate of soda or cubic nitre. 
 Nnt galls. 
 Newspapers, and quarterly, monthly and semi- monthly magazines, 
 
 and weekly literary papers unbound. 
 NickeL 
 Oak bark. 
 Oakum. 
 Oil cake and meal, cotton seed cake and meal, palm nut cake and 
 
 meal. 
 Oils, cocoanut and palm, in their natural state. 
 Oranges, and rinds of. in brine, for candying. 
 Ores of metals of all kinds. 
 Ottar of roses. 
 Osiers. 
 Oxalic acid. 
 Paintings in oil or water colors, the production of Canadian artists, 
 
 under regulations to be madd by the Minister uf Customs, 
 Paintings in oil or water colors, by artists of well-known merit, or 
 
 copies of the old masters by such artists. 
 Palm leaf, unmanufactured. 
 Pearl, mother of, not manufactured. 
 Persis, or extract of archill and cudbear. 
 Philosophical instruments and apparatus such as are not manufactured 
 
 in the Dominion, when imported by and for use in universities, 
 
 colleges, schools i^nd scientific societies. 
 Pipioral Illustrations of insects, &c , when imported by and for the 
 
 use of colleges and schools, scientifi^and liierary societies. 
 PhoiphoruB. 
 Pelts. 
 Pipe day. 
 
 Pitch (pine), in packages of not less than 16 gallons. 
 Pumice and pumice stone, ground or unground. 
 Platinum wire. 
 
 Plaits, straw, Tuscan and grass. 
 Potash, German mineral. 
 Potash, muriate and bichromate of, crude. 
 
 Precious stones, viz : Agate, amethyst, aqua marine, blood stone, car- 
 buncle, cats' eyes, oameo, coral, cornelian, crystal, crysolite, 
 
 oro8orciolite, emerald, garnet, intaglio, inlaid or encrusted stones, 
 
 onyx, opal, pearl, ruby, sardonyx, sapphire, topaz and turquols, 
 
 not polished nor otherwise manufactured. 
 Precipitate of copper, crude. 
 
BUioni Ctfyptota^ ^lyed ii;i^ yaUpyif l>jfif>|^ BJtttw. 
 
 150 
 
 CVSTOMl TABIBF. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 ,QtteroittOfi, or extract ox oak bark, for tanning. 
 
 Qniokisflver. ^ 
 
 Quinine, stUphate of, m powder. ,.^ ^ „_,::.. ^, 
 
 Bags of cotton, linen, jute and hemp, twPO^ Witetl or dtpt^iu^ 
 and waste of any kind, fit only for manutacturs o^jiMiper. 
 
 Ratitans and reedb, unmr^ufaotured. 
 
 Recovered rubber and rubber substitute. 
 
 Bed li{9|Uor, a crude acetate of iJuminum prepared fromspyroligneotta 
 acid for dyeing and calico printing. '^ 
 
 Reiinet, raw or prepared. 7 
 
 Besin, in packages uf not Ims than 15 gallons. ' , > 
 
 Bhubarbroot. '. 
 
 Roots, medicinal, viz : Aconite, calnmba, ipecacuanha, sat^paHlla, 
 squills taraxacum^ valerian. 
 
 Rubber, hard, crude, in sheets, plain or moulded. 
 
 Salt cake, being a Lulphate of soda, when imported by manu|aQturers 
 of glass and soap for their own use iu their works. / 
 
 Salt, iTuported from the United Kingdom or any British Pos^ewipn, 
 or imported for the use of the Sea or Gulf fisneries, not otherwise 
 provided for. 
 
 Saffron and safflower, and extract of. 
 
 Saffron cake. 
 
 Sal anmoniao. 
 
 Sal E'jdft 
 
 Sa^id. 
 
 Sausage skius or casings, not cleaned. 
 
 Sea-weed, not elsewhere sf ecified. 
 
 Sea-grass. 
 
 Seeds, anise, coriander, oardimon, fennel and fenugreek. 
 
 Senna, in leaves. 
 
 Settlers' effects, viz. : -Wearing apparel, household furniture, pro- 
 fessional books, implemAnts and tools of trade, occupation or em- 
 ployment, which the settler has had in actual use for at least six 
 months before removal to Canada, musical insiirumenta, domestic 
 sewing machines, live stock, carts and other vehicles and agricul- 
 tural implements in use by the settler for at laast one year 
 before his removal to Canada, not to include machinery, or 
 articles imported for use \n any manufacturing establishment, or 
 for sale ; provided that any dutiable article entered as Kettlers' 
 effects cannot be so entered unless hroufrht with the settler on his 
 first arrival, and shall not be sold or othetwise disposed of without 
 payment of duty, until after two years of actual use in Canada ; 
 provided also that under regulations to be made by the Minister 
 of Customs, live stock, when imported into Manitoba or the 
 Northwest Territory by intending settlers shall be free, until 
 otherwise ordered by the Governor in Council. 
 
 Shellac, white, for manufaotming purposes. 
 
 Silex, or crystalized quartz. 
 
 Silk, raw or as reeled from the cocoon, not being doubled, twisted or 
 advanced in manufacture in any way, silk ci«c<*ons ana silk waste. 
 
 Silver and German silver in sheets, for manufacturing purposes. 
 
 Skins, undressed, driud, salted or pickled. 
 
 Sod A ash. 
 
 Soda, bichromate of. 
 
 Soda, caustic. 
 
 Soda, silioate of. 
 
 Sodium, sulphide of. 
 
 Spelter, in blocks and pi«s. 
 
 1887.] 
 Steel 
 
in. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 ■ 
 
 rpligne^ua 
 
 '/^parflla, 
 
 1:»i 
 
 ur«rs 
 
 otherwise 
 
 •'I 
 I 
 
 iw, pror 
 
 leMt six 
 domestio 
 1 agrioal. 
 me year 
 a6ry, or 
 ment, or 
 dettlers' 
 Br on bis 
 without 
 [yAsadft ; 
 IMiiQister 
 % or the 
 «, until ' 
 
 iated or 
 Ic waate. 
 n. 
 
 f «y »j».J8yN,t»M^.y<{>lyirt',l^ <Wj^i 
 
 1887.] 
 
 Cp^TOSfST^MtlFF. 
 
 IW 
 
 Steel sheets of not less than 11 nor over 18 wiri^ gauge au^, ooeting 
 not less than $76 jper ton of 2,240 potilidB, whon imported t^ 
 manufacturers of shovels knd s^jades for use e;xoIu^{Voijr ib s\i0|i 
 manufapture in their own factories. '. '' . ' 
 
 Steti of No $0 gatige and thinner, but nbt thinner than No 30 giu^, 
 to be lued in the mani^^acture of corset steels, clock springs mm 
 *ibcl||^nlu, when imported by the manufacturers of si^uch articles 
 r.iise U^ ttheV factories, 
 railway bars or rails, not includingf tram or street rails. 
 
 Steel for saws and straw cutters, cut to sbape, but not further mani^- 
 fiMjtured. ..-,.u.v.'. 
 
 Steel, imported for use in the manufautt^e 6f skates. 
 
 Spurs and stilts, used in the manufacture of earth«nware. 
 
 Sulphate yf iron (copperas). 
 
 Sulphur, itt roll or flomr. 
 
 Tagging metal, plain, jappanned or coated, in coils not over H inches 
 in width, when imported by manufacturers of shoe and corset 
 
 . ' * laces for use in their factories. 
 
 ^a^Qs, undressed. 
 
 Tampioo, whita and black. 
 
 Tanliert' bark. 
 
 Tar (pine), in packages of not less than fifteen gallons. 
 
 Tea, exeepit as provided by the Act 42 Vic, cap 15, sec 7. 
 
 Terra Japonioa. 
 
 Teasels. 
 
 ■Tihi iti blocks, t^gs, bars and sheets, and plates and tin foil. 
 
 Tobacco, unmanufactured, for Excise purposes. 
 
 Tortoise and other shells, unmanufactured. 
 
 Travellers' baggage, under regulations to be prescribed by the Minister 
 of Customs. 
 
 Trees, forest, when imported into the Province of MarHoba, or the 
 Northwest Territories for planting. 
 
 Tree-naila. 
 
 .Tumeric. 
 
 Turpentine, raw or crude. 
 
 Vacfdne, and ivory vaccine points. 
 Yamish, black and bright, for ships' use. 
 Vitroi), blue. 
 
 Veneers, of wood and ivory, sawn only. 
 Verdigiis, or sub-acetate of copper, diy. 
 
 Vegetable fibres, natural, not produced by any ru(>chanica1 process. 
 Whiting or whitening. 
 Whalebone, unmanufactured. 
 Willow for basket-makers. 
 Wire of brass or copper, round or flat. 
 
 Wire of iron or stee^ galvanized or tinned, or not, fifteen gau^re or 
 smaller. 
 
 Wire of spriti^ steel, coppered, for the manufacture of ma tresses, 
 number nine gauge and smaller. 
 
 Wire rigging for snips and vessels. 
 
 Wood for fuel, when imported inio Manitoba and the Northwest Ter- 
 ritories. 
 
 Woods, not further manufactured than sawn or split, viz :— African 
 teak, blackheart ebony, lignum vitse, red cedar and satin wood. 
 
 Wool, unmanufactured, hair of the alpaca, goat and other like ani- 
 mals, not elsewhere specified. 
 
taiM ItoriM hjki^ iM^tt eiuii Hy l^aHoira' ikbvh^^u SimaM. 
 
 152 
 
 C1TBT0M8 TARIFF. 
 
 [1887 
 
 Woollen rags. (OC. 17th June, 1879.) 
 
 YeUow metal, in bolts, bars, and for sheathing. 
 
 Zinc, in blocks, pigs and sheets. 
 
 Animals of all kindti, when the natural products pf Newfoundland. 
 
 The follow ing articles shall be prohibited to be imported under a 
 penalty of two hundred dollars, together with the forfeiture of 
 the parcel or package of goods in which the same may be found, 
 viz! — 
 
 Books, printed paper, drawings, paintings, prints, photognqihs or 
 reprf^ntations of any kind, ot a treaisonaUe or seditious, or of 
 an i' oral or indecent character. 
 
 Reprints w* Canadian copyright works, and reprints of British copy- 
 right works which hare Men also copyrighted in Oansda. 
 
 CoiUj oase or counterfeit. 
 
 The importation into Canada of all goods manufactured or produced, 
 wholly or in part, by prison labor, or which have been made 
 within, or in connection with any prison, gaol or penitentiary, is 
 hereby prohibited under a penalty of two hundred dollars, to- 
 gether with the forfeiture of such goods, and the panels or packages 
 m which they are contained. 
 
 The importation and manufacture of oleomargarine, butterine. and 
 all such substitutes for butter is hereby prohibited, under a 
 penalty of not less than two hundred nor more than four hundred 
 dollars for eanh offence, and the forfeiture of such goods, and of 
 all packages in which they are contained. 
 
 EXPORT DUTIES. 
 
 Shingle bolts, per cord of 128 cubic feet, 
 
 Spruce logs, per M feet, board measure, 
 
 Pine logb, per M feet, board measure, 
 
 Provided tnat the powers vested in the Governor in 
 Council by the Act 42 Vic, cap 15, sec 6, shall be 
 extended to and apply in all respects to the above 
 named articles, ana that the Governor in Council 
 may increase the duty on pine logs to three dollars 
 per thousand feet board measure. 
 
 It 60 
 91.00 
 92.00 
 
 1887.] 
 
 EXPORTS PROHIBITED. 
 
 Tha export of deer, wild turkeys, quail, partridge, 
 prairie fowl and woodcock, in the carcass, or parts 
 thereof is hereby declared unlawful and prohibited, 
 and any person exporting or attempting to export 
 any such article shall, for each such offence, incur a 
 penalty of one hundred dollars, and the article so 
 attempted to be exported shall be forfeited, and ■ 
 may, on r3aFonable cause of suspicion of intention 
 to export the same, be seized by any officer of the 
 Customs, and if such intention be proved, shall be 
 dealt with as for breach of the Customs laws. 
 
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 I>. MAQ 
 
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 satisfai 
 
 Ja 
 
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 Mor 
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 nish. ] 
 Pineal 
 Size £ 
 Shanli 
 
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 [>nna 
 
 No. 
 
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 [1887 
 
 under a 
 eiture of 
 M foand, 
 
 ntplis or 
 »U8, or of 
 
 sh .oopy- 
 
 produced, 
 in m»de 
 itiary, is 
 liars, to- 
 paokacres 
 
 rine. and 
 nnaar a 
 hundred 
 I, and of 
 
 $L60 
 fl.00 
 12.00 
 
 F6ll0wi'fiitatei%««iiiM ii%itkMti vHU. 
 
 1887.] 
 
 ADVSWnSBMKtn. 
 
 ut 1 
 
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 (SUCiJESSOBS TO D. MAOES * OO.) 
 
 Si > i V S V ^ 
 
 H/TS, Cj\ps, Fuf[s Ai(D Stuaw' Goods, 
 
 3 jMA^RKET SQUjrRE^ 
 
 R. D. MAfiEE. t 
 D. HAaEE, Jr. ) 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 FawShionable GoodvS a Specialty. 
 
 1^^ Having engaged the services of Me. D MAoEta, 
 Sb., to superhitend all our Manufacturing, we cssri guarantee 
 satisfaction. 
 
 James J. Christie & Co., 
 
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 
 
 LEATHER J\ND SHOE FINDINGS. 
 
 Moroccos, Kids, Biodinffs, Linings, etc. Bristles, Shoe Brushes, 
 Boot Turnerf*, Webbings, Threads, Galloons, Hardash, Blacking, Yar- 
 nisii, Edffe Ink, Awls, BucklwSi, Iron Nails, Brass Nails, Steel Taoki, 
 jpincar^i, Nippers, Hammers, Knives, Pegs, Patent Peg Awls, Counter 
 Size Sticks, Patent Screws, Hook Bills and Skivers, Peg Breakers, 
 Shank J^asters. 
 
 Boot-Trees, Cramps, Clamps, Lasts, &c. 
 
 WHOLESALE AJ^D RETAIL. 
 
 tfr A suppiiy of NaKiS from the Manufactory of S. B. Foster, always 
 on hand, las sale Wholesale and Retail. 
 
 No. 65 North Side King Street, St. Jolin, N. B. 
 
 i! 
 
W«e WoHMteki lM!kir% W«m hauagm 
 
 \^^ '■" 
 
 1S4 
 
 ADTBRTIBBMBNT. 
 
 [188T. 
 
 Elffl) A-lJWM 
 
 yil 
 
 I'/ i 
 
 n\\ 
 
 Wall Papers, 
 
 '■ Window Shades, Etc. 
 
 Paints, Varnishes, 
 
 
 
 <■> 
 
 iUlht -t 
 
 
 R0 
 
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 Hade to Qcder at short notice, j, 4^^o 
 
 90 'k:ti<t<3- 
 
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 .3 ,-.1 :rH^ SAIJ^T JOHU, M. (3. . (^0 .oin 
 
 ise?.] 
 
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[IBWl 
 
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 Etc. 
 
 ES, 
 
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 :)S 
 
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 n.i 
 
 3T, 
 
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 V«r tawlyw «!• ftflowi^ ly« OlittBMit. 
 
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 ADVKRTISBMBNT. 
 
 155 
 
 J. Vassie & Co., 
 
 COB. OF KIKO AND CAKTESBU£T STREETS, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N.B. . 
 
 WHOLESALE DRY GOODSWAREHOUSEIiEN. 
 
 M 
 
 ^ Keep a constant Assortment of 
 
 Oloths, 
 Flannels, 
 Blankets, 
 ShawliL 
 Hosiery, 
 Shirts and Drawers, 
 Gloves, 
 Umbrellas, 
 
 liaces, ' 
 
 Ribbons, 
 Corsets. 
 
 Mens Braces, 
 
 Silk Handkerchiefs. 
 Linen Handkercniefs, 
 Collars and Cuffs, 
 
 Table Cloths, ' 
 
 Table Napkins, 
 Towels, 
 
 Window HuUands, 
 Grey C.^ottons, 
 White Cottons, 
 Printed Cottons, 
 
 Ginghams, Twilled Cottons, Batting, Waddiiir^, Tailors' Trimmings, 
 
 Bed Comfortables, Horse Blankets, WincejTS, Costume 
 
 Cloths, Merinos, Cashmeres, Beiges, Dress Goods of 
 
 newest patterns, Flour Oilcloth", Hemp 
 
 Carpets, Carpet Bags. 
 
 Smallwares In Braids, Buttons, Combs, Purses, Satchels, Garters, 
 , Elastics, Cotton and Linen Thread, Sewing Silk, 
 
 Silk Reels, Dolls, &c., &c. 
 
 We sell Wholesale to dealers in Dry Goods only, who buy from us 
 to sell retail. We have no connection with any retail eetMsUshment 
 whatever, and do a large city trsde, which is the best guarantee to 
 wholesale buyers in the country of the lowness of ourpric«s. Samples 
 on application. 
 

 Bilioni Oanplciit ooittd with f eUvMrf* Sysp^ttft Bitten. 
 
 156 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 [1887. 
 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 PAOE. 
 
 Astronomical Symbols, 20 
 
 Associations, kc , 98 
 
 Brief Church Calendar, 21 
 
 Barristers and Attomies, 73 
 
 Baptist Ministers in N. B., . . . 83 
 Baptist Seminary, St. John,. .. 88 
 
 Barks, 90 
 
 Chronol(^y 19 
 
 Corporation Anchorage 38 
 
 Calendar Pages, 35-46 
 
 City of St. John. 47 
 
 City of Portland,. 48 
 
 City of St. John Fire Alarm,. . . 50 
 City of Portland " ..50 
 
 City and County of St. John, . . 51 
 
 County Albert, 52 
 
 County Carleton, 52 
 
 County Charlotte, 54 
 
 County Gloucester, 54 
 
 County Kent, 55 
 
 County Kings, 56 
 
 County Madawaska, 57 
 
 County Northumberland, 57 
 
 County Queens, 58 
 
 County Eestigouche, .59 
 
 Oounty Sunbury, 60 
 
 County Victoria, 60 
 
 County Westmorland, 61 
 
 County Yprk, 63 
 
 Cabinet Ministers 6t. Britain. 66 
 Consuls and Consular Agents, 69 
 
 Courts, N.B. 70 
 
 C(»amumioners for Taking AfBi- 
 
 davits and Bail 71 
 
 Congregational Ministers 82 
 
 Christian Ministers 87 
 
 Caraqnet Railway 120 
 
 Customs, 128 
 
 Dominion of Canada, 66 
 
 Diocesan Church Society, 80 
 
 Dominion Finance Departm't, 123 
 Dominion of Canada Customs 
 
 Tariff, 124 
 
 Equation of Time, 18 
 
 Ecliibes, 1887, 18 
 
 Episdo^lian Clergymen 79 
 
 Eaucational Department, N.B. 88 
 E. H. & Haveleck Railway ,.. 120 
 Fish Market Dues, 30 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 Fire Department, East Side, . . 49 
 Fire Department, Went Side,.. 49 
 
 Free Christian Bimtists, 86 
 
 Harbor Master's Fees, 30 
 
 House of Assembly 68 
 
 Hospitals and Asylums, 104 
 
 I. O. O. F., .111 
 
 I. O. Foresters, 111 
 
 Intercolonipl Railway^. .'. 118 
 
 Joggins and Maccan Railway, 120 
 
 Knights of Pythias .110 
 
 Light Houses, Bay of Fnndy,.. 21 
 Lo^al Orange Association,.. . . 105 
 
 Leigon of Honor, 114 
 
 Mari)ie& Fisheries Department 21 
 
 Market Tolls, 30 
 
 Muncipality City and County of 
 
 St. John 50 
 
 Masonic, 107 
 
 Militia 114-117 
 
 New Brunswick Railway, 119 
 
 Opening and Closing River, St. 
 
 John, 91 
 
 PubUc Holidays, 20 
 
 Pilotage Districts, 27 
 
 Province of New Brunswick, . . 67 
 Post Office Department, 92 
 
 gueen and Royal Family, 65 
 ates of Wharfage, ,29 
 
 Rates of Slippage, 30 
 
 Rates of Cartage, City, 3'^ 
 
 Rates of Ferriage, Carleton, . . 33 
 Rates of Cartage in Carleton, . . 34 
 
 Referees in Equity, 70 
 
 Roman Catholic Cleigynlen,. . . 81 
 
 Royal Arcanum 114 
 
 Seasons of 1887,'. 19 
 
 Top Wharfage, 29 
 
 Tolls at Haymarket, 31 
 
 Time for going through Falla,.. 81 
 
 Time Ball, St. John, . .^ 81 
 
 Temperance Organizations,112-114 
 
 Telegraph Companies, 121 
 
 University of N. B, 88 
 
 University of Windsor, 89 
 
 Unions, 108 
 
 Weather Table...... . 72 
 
 Wesleyan Methodist Clergym,ett 81 
 
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 [1887. 
 
 rr.r. 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 Side,.. 49 
 Side,.. 49 
 
 86 
 
 30 
 
 68 
 
 m 
 
 .111 
 
 111 
 
 118 
 
 ilway, 120 
 
 110 
 
 ondy,.. 21 
 n,.... 105 
 
 .... .114 
 
 rtment 21 
 ...... 30 
 
 unty of 
 
 50 
 
 107 
 
 ..114-117 
 
 y, 119 
 
 ?er, St. 
 
 91 
 
 20 
 
 27 
 
 rck,.. 67 
 92 
 65 
 29 
 80 
 3< 
 
 iton,.. 33 
 ston,.. 34 
 
 . . 76 
 
 len,. .. 81 
 
 114 
 
 19 
 
 29 
 
 81 
 
 Falls,.. 81 
 
 31 
 
 18,112-114 
 121 
 
 OO 
 
 • « • • • • otf 
 .. ..108 
 
 72 
 
 gymeu 81 
 
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