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'H?g^3^ESi^gs^o^s^^w~gs;!^jgg^gO£r^o^i:5Cj!::5f:ot r ///^ /', 1 ' ' { V .,-)» .•*-'^ -'» r. ue3 Harold Gilbert's New Carpet Warehouse, 18 EQUATION OK TIME — ECLIPSES. [1888. All the oiilonlutions in this Alumnae have been adapted to "Meai Time" at St. .Tuhii, except tlie Sun's Declination and the " Equation i of Time," which arc for Mean Noon, (Greenwich. I " Mean Time," is that shown by a weli-re,t,'ulated cluck, and diflFers j from " Ai)parent Time," or that exhibited by a S'ln-dial by what is known as " The Equation of .Time." When the Sun is Sloiv this is to ' be subtracted from "Mean (or Clock) Time," and when the Sun is ' Fast, to b3 added to "Mean Time " to get the " Ajjparent Time." EQUATION OF TIME FOE APPARENT NOON 1888. ft Jan. , Feb. 1 2 3 4 5 I 6 ' 7 8 9| 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 32 23 24 25 26 27 28: © si:^ SI. M. s. M. s. 3 4 4 5 5 6 G 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 29113 30'13 3113 3S]3 07 13 34 14 02 14 30 It 56 14 2214 48 14 13 14 38 14 02 14 2614 4s'l4 1114 32 14 53 14 1314 3;il4 52 14 10 13 27 13 4413 00.3 15 13 29 13 43 13 56 12 0812 19 12 29; .. 38' .. 47 55 02 0« 13 18 21 24 26 27 2rt 27 26 24 22 IS 11 10 04 58 52 44 37 28 19 09 59 48 37 Mar. SI. M. S. 12 12 2:) 12 12 00 11 46 11 32 11 18 11 03 10 48 10 35 10 17 10 01 9 44 9 28 9 11 8 53 8 36 8 18 8 01 April. May SI. HFt M. s. M.s 43 25 07 6 48 6 30 6 12 5 53 35 17 58 40 22 04 46 3 28 3 10 3 523 353 17 3 00 3 43 3 26 3 103 54 3 38 3 2^3 _il'3 08 3 22 3 36 3 50 3 033 16 3 28;3 40;3 .52:3 03:3 13'3 23|3 323 412 5012 58l2 .. !2 05 12 18 24 30 34 39 42 45 48 50 51 52 52 52 51 49 47 44 41 37 33 2s 22 16 10 03 55 48 39 31 June. M. S. 2 2 2 1 1 1 S' 22 12 03 5;< 42 32 21 09 58 46 34 22 JW 0.3 16 29 July OSl M.S. 42 55 08 21 34 47 00 13 26 38 51 (►3 15 27 39 60 0] 11 22 32 41 50 59 08 16 23 30 37 43 48 54 58 0:^ 06 09 11 13 15 15 15 J 5 14 12 1.0 07 Ang. M.S. 03 59 54 48 42 36 28 21 12 03 54 44 33 22 10 58 45 32 19 05 50 35 20 04 47 31 14 56 3S 20 01 Sept. &Ft. M. S. 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 17 37 56 16 36 56 16 37 5/ 18 39 00 21 42 03 24 45 07 28 49 10 30 51 12 32 5l> 12 32 52 11 Oct. & Ft. U. 8. 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 12 16 16 16 16 16 36 49 07 26 44 01 18 35 51 07 22 37 51 04 17 30 42 53 03 13 23 31 39 47 53 59 04 09 12 15 17 Nov. 0Ft. M. 8. 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 14 14 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 11 12 12 11 11 10 19 19 19 18 16 13 09 05 00 53 46 38 30 20 09 58 46 33 19 04 49 33 15 58 39 20 00 39 18 .56 Deo. QFt. M. S. 10 34 10 10 9 46 9 22 8 57 8 32 8 06 39 12 45 7 7 6 6 17 n 48 20 51 22 52 23 53 23 53 23 53 23 or 37 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 07 36 05 35 03 32 ECLIPSES IN 1888. ]. Moon. A Total Eclipse. JAmi&ry 28, ISm. Enters Penumbra, 4h. 4m. 40s. p. M, Enters Umbra, 5h. 6m. 16s. p. m. Total phase begins, 6h. 6im. .'528. p. M. Central Eclipse, 6h. i^m. 52a. p. m. Total phase ends, 7h. 44 ni. .528. p. M. Emerges fi-om Umbra. 8h. 45m. 28s. p. m. Emerges from Penumbra, Dh. 46m. 58s. p. m. The Moon rises at St. John an hour after the first obscuration, that is, the Penumbra. \ ■*l I I 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] ECLirSES. 19 in west long. ttd. 40m. and 5Tni. 34s. p. m. west long. Orid. aim, and r t ! » ) ) ) I. Moon. Miiguitude of the Eclipse l.()43 assuming the Moon's diameter as 1. Lunar Eclipses are visible to an entire hemlspheie, wliile Solar phenomena of tills sort are sometimes limiled to a mere ma- thematical line of the earth's surface. In ihe most favorahle circumstances relative tu Solar Ec ipscs, the phenomena are visible only in a particular part of the earth's surface, and even sometimes a very small part. The Moon enters the Umbia at '.)3d. from the northernmost of the Moon's Uml) towards the cast. The last contact at 74d. towards the west; in each case for direct image II. Su>;. A Partial Eclipse, Fehiuenyn 1888. Begins generally 5h. 3i)m. 4t)S. P. m. in east long. 94d. 19m. and south lat. 64d. 7m. Greatest Eclipse, 7h. 14m. lOs. p. m south lat. 70d. 49m. Ends generally 8h. Kouth lat. 3yd. 3(}m. Magnitude <)..')(Xi assuming Sun's diameter as 1. The Sun sets at St. John shortly before the obscuration; but the plienomena, though invisible in Canada, may be viewed in favorable circumstances by our fellow subjects in the Falk- land Islands, on a fine (we may wisli) sunny morning. The phenomenon is lost in the deep and awful solitude of the southern ocean. III. Sun. a Partial Eclipse, July 8. 1888. Begins on the earth generally Oh. 2."Jm 28s. A. M. in east long. 4.'3d. 59m and sou'h lat. 48d. 14m. south. Central Eclipse at 2h. 6m. 34s. a. m. in east long. 78d. 40m. and south lat. 67d 44m. south. Ends generally 3h. 47m. 46s. A. m. in east long. 117<'l. 44m. and south lat. .57d. 14m. Magnitude 0.486 on thf» a.ssumption that Sun's diameter is 1. At St John the Sun rises an hour after the termination of the phenomena, which are visible only to thesoutliern hemisphere of the British Empire, in the early aft rnoon of a winter's day, in the eternal and icy solitude of the Antarctic Polar Ocean. IV. Moo.v. A Total Eclipse, July 22iid and 2;^rd, 1888. Enters the Penumbra. Idli. 32m. 4()s p m. July 22. Enters the Umbra, 1 ih 30m. 46s. p. m. July 22. Total Eclipse begins, Oh. 2!)m. 46s. A. M. July 23, Central Eclipse, Ih. 20m 34s. A. M. July 2^3. Total Eclipse ends. 2h. 11m. 22s. A. M. July -£i. ^^ Emerges from tlie Umbra, 3h. lOm. 22s. A. m July 23. .^•'1^''^' Emerges from the Penuml)ra 4h. 8m. 28s. a. m. July 23. Magnitude cf the Eclipse 1.816 assuming Moon's diameter as 1. The entrance into the Umbra occurs at 9.5d. from the northernmost point of the Moon's limb towards the east The emergence at 82d. towards t' ie west ; in each case for direct image. The Moon ri.ses at St. John, N. B., at ha f-past eight in the evening and will S'jt at liall'-past four on tie morning of the 23rd. thirty minutes afttr the Eclipse has pas.scd over entirely. The Moon will 1)" in the Zf nil h on the t wcntiiM h parallel sc^iith, from the forty- to lu-th degree to tlie one hundred and twenty- fifth degree west, from the beginning to the end of tlie phenomenon. V. Sun. a Partial Eclipse, August 7. 1888. Begins generally, Oh. 47m. 28s. p. M in 13 d. STm. east long. and 7 Id. 6m. north lat. Central Eclipso, Ih. 41m. 28,. p. m. in 53d. loin, east long, and 70d. 13m. north lat. Ends on the earth generally, 2h. -15m. 22s. p. m. in 6d. 42m. east long and 5od iHm. north lat The magnitude of the Eclipse, assuming Sun's diameter as 1 is 2(tl. Buy Wool Carpets at Harold Gilbert's, 20 THE SEASONS— CHRONOLOGY— HOLIDAYS. [1888. V. SnN. Unlike I he two cailU'r Solar Kolipsew, this one is visible In the ley Ocean of the Noith only, and the entire Knglish world between the extremes of the I'oles, South :tnd North, must go to tliose frifcid solitudes for (heir most favoraide views of tiie Solar Phenomena of t lie Eclipses of the year 1888. The Seasons of 1888.— Mean Time at St. John. Winter Solstice. Sun enters vi. Winter i)egan 1887, December 21,llh. ev'g. Vernal Equinox, Sun entei-s i . Spring begins IHHN. Marci lit, midnight. Summer Solstice, Sun enters ~, Summer begins 18h'8, June 20, at 8n. ev'g, i Autumnal Kqulnox, Sun enters-^, Autunm Ijegins 1H.S8, Sept. 22, at llh. mg. Winter Solstice, Sun enters V3, Winter begins 1888, December 21 at Sh. m"g. Chronology. Dominical Lt»tters a.g. Epact IT Golden Number 8 Solar Cycle 21 Roman Indiction 1 Julian Peiiod WiOl JEva of Nabonassar 2(i;jr) ^.la of thi' Seleucides 21 !«) 22(H) JlZva, of Dio'jli'tian 1(«)3-1()()4 Mra of Sp..in (of the C'a'sars) . . lOC'fi Mva ot I'eisia (.Ye/.digird III). ..12.58 ^ra of Mo:.ammed 1805-1800 .iEra of Abraham 8!»03 Year of the World, Hel)rew, rS4H- .5649 Year of the World, Byzant, 73«^;-r89r Year of t»lympiad8 28tt'l Year of Rome { Varro) 2li4l Year of Creation, Usher 5892 Year of 'reation, Hales 7299 Year of the World, Alexandria. .73**0 Year of the World, Antioch 7380 Caesarian Year of Antioch 1936 Year of Tyi e 2013-2014 Year of Actium 1918 Year of Armenia 1^36-1337 Year of Troy (destroyed). . .3072-3073 1. Tlie year 1K88 corresponds to the Fourth Year of the 665th Olympiad. 2. The First day of January, 1888, is the 2,410,638th day of the Julian period. 3. The Hebiew Year 564? ends on 6th St^ptember, and 5649 A. M. begins en 7th Seirtemher, 18,18. 4. The Mohammedan Year 1305 bygan on the flrst day of Moharram, cor- responding to the 19th September, A. D. 1887. Ramazan— the Month of Ab- stinence, of 1305, begins on May 10th, 1888. The liist day of Moli. r^am A. H. 1306 l)egins on 7th September, 1888. since Columbus discovered America, October 11th, 1492, since DeMonts discovered river St John, N. B., June 24, 1604. 3JK) Years 284 Years 136 Years since the New Style was adopted in England, September I4th' 175 129 Years • - ~ >' 105 Years 104 Years 21 Years ; since the Capitulation of Quebec, September 18 since the United Empire Loyalists landed in N. 8th, 17.59, Empire Loyalists landed in N. B., May 18th, 1783. since .\ew Brunswick became a Province, August l(5th, 17H4. since the Constitution of the Dominion of Canada, July 1, 1867. Public Holidays, Anniversaries, Etc., 1888. New Year's Day, Janu'y 1 Ash Wednesday, Feb 1 5 St. Patricks Day, Mar. 17 Good Friday, 3Iar. 30 Faster Monday, April 2 Easter Tuesday, April ,8 St. George's Day April 2;^ Loyalists' Day, May 18 Whitsun Monday, May 21 Queen's Birthday, May 24 Queen's Accession, June St. John Baptist's Day " Queen's Coronation " Canadian Dominion Day,. . .July Michaelmas Day, Sep. Prince of Wales Birthday,. .Nov. St. Andrew's Day, " Christ mas Day Dec. 20 24 28 1 29 9 30 25 Christmas Holidays " 26-27 : I 64 Kiig Street, St. John, N. B; 1H88.] ASTIION. SYAfUOLS, CR. CALENDAR, KISHRUrRR. 21 Astronomical Symbols and Abbreviations. (0 The Sun. # The Mobn. 9) First Quarter. ® Full Moon. (9 I^st Quarter. » Mercury. ? Venus. ©The Earth. 1 Mars. U Jupiter. V Saturn. 1^{ Uranus. f Neptune. (5 Conjunction. n Quadrature. 8 O" position. 1.5 Ascending Node. (', Descending Node. ° Degrees. ' Minutes of Arc. " Seconds of Arc. H. or li. Hours, M. or m. Min. of Time. 8. Seconds of Time. A. M. Morning. P. M. Evening. N. Nortli. S. South. E. East. W. West. sta. Stationary. Eerli. IVrihelion. lat. Latitude. Long, Longtitude. m. Morning. a. Aft'noim or Evoniiig. A p. Apogee. gr. (greatest. 1 Aries, .... 0^ s Tarus, ;ji 11 (lemini, .... 80 C Cancer, .... fk) H Leo, ... IJS) 111! Virgo, .... 150 :i= Libra, .... ISO III Scorpio, .... 810 / Sagittarius. ... 240 \) Capricornus .... 270 "X" Aquarius, .. . 300 X Pisces, .... 3:V) Brief Church Calendar for 1888. DATE. HOLY DAY. DATE. HOLY DAY. SiTN. Jan. l! Circumcision. SuN.May27'Trinitide. Fri. " 6 Epiphany. Thu. " 31 Coi-pus Christ!. MoN.Jne. 11 St. Barnabas, Apostle. Wed. " 25 Conversion of St. Paul. Sun. *' 2!> Septuagesima. Sun. " 24 St. John Baptist. Thu. Feb. 2 Purification B. V. Mary.; Fri. " 2» St. Peter and St. Paul. Sun. " 5 Sexogesima WF.D.Jly.25 St. James Zebedei, Ap. Sun. " 12 Quinquagesima. Wed. " 15 Ash Wednesday. |FRi.Aug.24 St. Bartholomew. Ap. Fri. Sep. 21 St. Matthew, Apostle. Sun. "19 Quadragesima. ; S T. " 29 St. Michael. Thu. Mar. 1 St. David. jTnu.Oct i& St. Luke, Evangelist. Sun. " 25 Annunciation, B.V.Mary. I Sun. Oct.'28 St. Simon and St. Jude. Sun. " 25 Palm Sunday. Thu. Nov. 1 All Saints. Fri. " 30 Good Friday. Sun. " 25 26th Sun. after Trinity. Sun. Apr. H Easter. Fri. " 30 St. Andrew, Apostle. Sun. " 8 Low Sunday. Sun. Dec. 2 Advent. Mon. " 23 St. George. Fri. " 21 St. Thomas, Apostle. Wed. " 25 St. Mark, Evangelist. I Ti'E. " 25 Christmas. TtJE. May 1 St. Philip and St. James. Wed. " 2(i St. Stephen, Protxj-M'tyr. Sun. •' 6 Rogation Day. Thu. " 27 St. John, Apostle. Thu. " 10 Ascensiontide. Fri. " 28 Childermas. Sun. " 20;Whitsun Day. j Ember Days.— iSpmigr— 22nd, 24th, 25th, March; Summer— 23rd, 25tli, 26th, May; Autumn— V,)t\\, 21st, 22nd, September; Winter — 19th, 21st, 22nd, December. Rogation Days— May 7th, 8th, 'Jth. Marine and Fisheries Department. Hon. Gfeorge E. Foster, Minister of Marine and Fisheries. J. H. Harding, Esq., Agent for New Brunswick, of Light Houses, Marine Hospitals, Signal Stations, Steam Fog Alarms, Buoys and Beacons, and Fisheries. J. Mit- chell, Inspector of Liglit Houses, Marine Hospitals, Signal Stations, Steam Fog Alarms, and Buoys and Beacons for New Brunswick. FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. W. H. Venning, Inspector for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Tapestry Carpets in endless variety at 23 Linnr hot^ses. [1888. Light Houses in Bay of Fundy. CAI'K SAHTiE, N. S.—K('volvin>; white liplit on Cape; bright IRh., dark ats. Latitude 45d. t'3m. lUs.: lonpitudf, flM. .'iriii. 11h. Octagonal white tower, ,V) feet above hitjii water. Visible V-i miles in clear weather. C.W'V] SAlir,K, W. E. A revolving wldte li>,'lit, witli three fla.she.s at in- tervals otliall' a ndnute, then a ccssatinn of lixht duri'iK a minute and a lia'*' Mialdnt? a complete revolution in three niinntes. It iseleva'edllWfeet above iiif,'li water, ami in clear weather sliould he seen from a distance of al>out 17 tulles The tower is an octagonal wooden ' uildiiig, US feet high, and is painted white. The illuminating apparatus is catoptric. Latitude N. i:id. nrin. : longitude W. tidd. Hm. Steam Fog Whistle on southern point of Cape, elevated about 40 feet above high water, sounds in thick weaiher, fogs, and snow storms, a blast of tfnsfconds dinationeacli minute, witli an interval of fifty seconds be- tween each blast. SEAL ISLAND, N. S.— South point. )^ mile inland, latitude 43d. 23in. 348. N.: longitude, (KmI. dm. ■'ias. W. Fixed wliite light, white octagonal tower, !)K feet above liiga \\ati'r marl<. Visible IK miles. The Blonde Rock lies S. by ^V. .■',t<^ miles from lighthouse. A fog whistle, near lighthouse, during fogs luid snowstorms, soimds in each minute a blast of five .seconds duration, and after an intei'val of five seconds, gives another blast of Ave 8econd.s, with an intei-val of foi-ty live seconds. CAPE FOHCHU, N. S.-^Flash white light on E. Caiw. S point, latitude 48(1. 4rm. ~'Hs. N. Longitude, (it'.d. !)m. 21s. \V. Light 1} inin., dark Jmin. Tower, octagonal, vertical stripes, red and white. Fog whistle on W. side. Sounds in f(»gs and snow storms 10 seconds in every minute. Visible 18 miles. CAPE ST. 31ARY. N. S.-East side of Bay, latitude N. 44d. 14m. 20s.: lon- gitude W. (i(')d. Vim. 4s. Fla.sh light, alternate red and white, at intervals of 30 .seconds. "White octagonal tower, 103 feet above high water mark. BRIAR LSLAND, N. S.- N. W. point, latitude N. 44d. 14m. 57s.; longitude W. oints of approach seaward. The building is of wood, painted white, anil consists of a square tower JO feet liieh from its bas«! to the vane on the lantern, with keeper's dwt'lliiip; attached. This liRht. which will be a general coast light as well as a guide to 8t. Martin's Harbor, is distant 1,200 fci't N. W. by W. from the site of the old lighthouse. A Fog Bell in a framed tower on the lighthouse block strikes (Very 12 seconds during thick and foggy weather and sjiow storms. Undei- favorable circumstances it shfmld l)e heard two or three miles, and in stormy weather or against the wind about a mile. A Bell Buoy was placed off Quaco Reef, in the Bay of Fundy ami Prov- ince «f New Brunswick. Latitude N. iM. 10m. os. ; longitude W. (ifld iUn. 40s. The Buoy is painted black and moored in 14 fathoms water at low tide. From the Buoy the point of the reef In-ars N. N. W , distant i mile, and the lighthouse distant i mile (approximately) in the same direction. ST. MARTIN'S HEAD FOG ALARM.-Latitude N , ISd. 2flm. 10s.: longi- ngi- the tudeW., 05(1. 11m. d.")s. The Horn, which is located on the summit of Head, will, during thick weather, .sound bliusts of 14 seconds duration, with intervals of 48 seconds l)etween the blasts. The eneuie hou.se is an oblong wooden building with a pitched roof and is painted white. GRINDSTONE ISLAND, N. B.— (^n west part of island, latitude N. 4r)d' 43a; longitude W. f)4d. 87m. Fixed bright light, visible 12 nnles. White square tower 60 feet above high water. Fog Syren N. E. of light, sounds 4 blasts eveiy minute. CAPE SPENCER, N. B.— On pitch of Cape, latitude N., 4.')d. 12m. 20s.; longitude W., O.'xl. 54m. 9s. Revolving red and white alternately, at intervals of 45 seconds. Visible 20 miles. White .square building, with tower 207 feet above high water. Partridge Island light by cojnpass N. W. by W. i W., northerly di.stance being ('i miles from light to light. PARTRIDGE ISLAND. ST. JOHN HARBOR.— Latitude N., 45d 14m. 20s.; longitude W. Olid. ^^m. 20s. Fixed wliite fight. Visible 17 miles. Tower, vertical red and white stripes. 119 feet above high water. Steam Whi.stle on Island sounds for 10 seconds in every minute. A Bell Buoy near east side of Partridge Island Reef. NEGRO POINT.— On end of Government Breakwater. Latitude 4.5d. 1 4ni. 25s. R<'d. Temporarily from pole. Tower taken down pending repaire to Breakwater. ST. .JOHN HARBOR. -End of Bar. Latitude N. 45d. 15m. 10s.; longitude 66d. 3m. 40s. Fixed white light. Visible 10 miles. Lighthouse, vertical black and white stripes, 35 feet above high water. LEPREAUX.— On Point. Latitude N. 4.5d. 3m. 40s.: longitude W. Olid. 27m. 3!ts. Two fixed white lights. Visible 15 miles. 9 j^ards apart. 81 and M feet above high water mark. Tower octagonal, striped horizontally red and white. Fog Whistle on Point in thick weather sounds twice each minute, first giving a blast of five seconds duration with an interval of five seconds; chen a blast of five seconds duration, with an interval of 45 seconds to complete the minute. Split Rock Autonuitic Buoy has been removed from its fornuM- position, to a station near the shore. Latitude N. 45d. 7m. l,")s.; longitude W. (iOd. 13m. .5.5s. The buoy is painted black, is moored in 30 fathoms water, and- in its present position will serve as a guide into Musquash Harbor. Musquash Lighthouse beara North, distant 1i miles, and Split Reck N. E. from the Buoy. An Automatic Signal Buoy, sounding a ten inch whistle, in 2;i fathoms water, S. S. W. 1 nautical niile of Point Lepreaux Lighthouse, on the New Brunswick coast of the Bay of Fundy. Latitude N. 45d. 2m. 30s. ; longitude W. 66d. 27in. 458. The following bearings are given from the buoy: Split 24 Low priced Tapestry Carpets at MdllT HOHHRS. [1888. K.j N.; II. ml IlnrlM.r IjKlitliuiisr, W.} N.; WoIvj-m Oil S. K. rniiit i>r tlit> iHlaiid. T>atitii,'lit t'V«'i-y Huiisf, whil«'. s(|iiiut', woixlciw, III fet't K(»ck WliJMlliiij; Huoy He«'f. W.jt N. SOUTH VVKST Wol.F iSI.ANl>. N. 14(1. . 'Mini. :M)s. IniiKiliidf W. iHmI li iiiiiiiites. Visililt- IV to :;'(l inllt-n. IlllOVt' lli^'ll NMttrr. HKAVEH IIAUHOR. Kixtd wliilc ii^'lit. Vislhlc 10 niih'S. Latitude N. 4M. Mm. 15s ; ioiiKitiKlf fitxl. Iliii. W. Tnwi-r, Hqiiare W(mm1»>i» liuildin)f, painted wliitr, I.") IVel aliuvi- IiIkIi water. HfiISS ISLAND. West end of Island, sdiiIIi side of westrrn entrance to Hliss Ilariioi-. Liililii.le N. »:.d. Iiii. \:^H. Fi.ved red IJKlit. ViHJlile Vi miles. Wlii'e scjuare wooden ImildiiiK. I."i IVet aliove liij^ii water. PEA POINT (L"KTAN(J). While li),'iil house. P'i.ved ki'«'«'Ii "Kl't. Lati- tude I.Vl. :»m. :«)s. N.; loiiKltiidefitid. .Vtiii. .•M»s. W. LETETE I'ASSAtJK. For Trmnpef on Maseahin I'oiiit. Latitude 4.V1. :im. !i().s. N. lonjfitiide (Kid. .Vim. :^0s. W. Inirin^ thiek weather, fo>;s and snowstorms, Ihetrmnpel will soiind blasts of seven seconds duration, with intervals of thirty seeonds between them. Il can lie heard two or tliree miles against, and six to seven witli tiie wind. Tiie l)iiilding Is square, with a eoal shed attaelieil, and is painted white. LUBEC XAUIIOWS LIUilT. A Li>,'hlhoiise erected on Miilliolland'H Point, Campol)^'llo Island, on the eastern side of Liiliec Narrcjws, in the ('oiinty of Charlotte to {^iiide Ihroiigii tlie Narrows Latitude N. 44d. 5lm. t7s. lonnilnde W. (ill I. .■)H,ii. .VIs. The lij^ht is a fixed white, elevated tJOfeet above hi^^h wad'r mark, aiul should lie visible 18 miles from N. N. E. round l»y S. to S. S. K. The illiimiiiatinj; apparatus is dioptric of Hmall size. Tlie buildiiiK is a s(iiiare Wooden tower painted white, surmomited by an iron lantern, an2s. During thick weather, fogs, and snow.storuis, the trumjiet will Kouud blasts of 8 seconds duration, wi^n intervals of ;tt seconds Ijetween them. SWALLOW TAIL. -On N. E. part of Grand Manan. Fixetl white light. Visible \H miles. Latitude N. 4-tctaj,'oiial tower, Ktripcd vertically hlufk and white altcriiati'ly. Fixed liylil. l.")H«.'(:r, HnowHtorni, Fliisli, i\ " or oHur thick wratlHT. l)ani;«r(MiHrockH EcllpHP, ftj " extend I inllfs t-ataward nf lifjIitiioiiNe. -- (k) Neconds. MAt:niAa ISLAND.- On Island two lights. W.l).vN 1 E . and E. by K. J S., and 5«|| yards a|)art. Fi.ved white. <'aij lie s«'en 15 miles in clear weather, H<)us«' white. ."iH feet K and .M feet \V. from high water. MO()SE-ABK(i. (Am.) on Mistake Island, west entry to Bay of Fundy. FlaHli white ligliti "W scfjonds interval. House brlek, whitewashed, ti,") feet above high water. Latitude N. lid. iJSm. i^j^s. loUKitude W. thd. 'Mm. Tms. I'ETITK MANAN. South Ride of Island. Fi.xed white, varied by white flttHhes Time between MasheH :;' iidnutes. Visible 17 miles. Tower, grey granite, natural color. Latitude N. I.M. ai'm. '-In. Leiinitud*- W. litid. Tm. 518. A Fog Whistle giving two blasts of 5 seconds each per minute. Interval iH'tween bla.st8 H seconds and k' seconds. LITTLE RIVER. -On an island at the entrance of the river. A fixed white light varied by flashes every ilO sec<»nds. 10 feet above IukIi water, visibh' 11 miles. ' _J RICHIBUCTO HFAD LKiHT. This is a fixed white light, situated on Richil)Ucto Head, Norlhundx-rland Strait, in the Onlf of St, liawn-nce. Tlie light is placed at an elevation of lit feet above IiIkIi water, and should be •seen in clear weather from a distance of H luiles. The Illuminating ap- paratus is dioptric or by lenses of the I'ouith itnler. The tower is square, about 5() feet from base to vane, jtainted white, and stands in latitude Ifid. :Wm. 40s. N.: ' ngitude tiJd. 4;}m. m»s W. of (ircenwich. RICHIBUCTO HARBOR RANCIR LKillTS. Two range light towers, erected l).y the Oovernnit'iit of ('anada('l"»*e to the present day-l)eacons uprm the South' Beach, at the entrance of the HJ< liibuct<< Rlrer, Kent. Co.. N. B The front building is on the outside of t};, li/||i|« M is of wood, painted white, and consists of a ^ luare . ver, pniiit< u wiitie, . rf hi>rh to vane on lantern, with dwelling ai^ cherl I^Jititude N. Irtd, 4aiu. ^ I' 'ipitude W. «4d. 4 1. ti. II till. high water mark, and sliould In ''le Iv! miles. The ba W. by S. i S. .iOti feet from the from ui • It is an o|)en framed >.i,,„,,n- 1, 43 feet high to vane on lantern, and is also///ji' • 1 white. The ligtit is h ^ red, catoptric, elevated 44 feet above liigh water w ' k ""d Hh< )uld Ix'- vinji^ii 1:2 ndles. Those two liwhfs tire intended to leplace the 'ny '>»wicnnH, aJM Nl one lead through the channi I • r the bar ai tlie month of t '*" rKf-r RESTIGOUC IE RIVER RANUE LidHT? -The buildings afvk. flfl ^^lar*' towers, built ot vood, painted white,: the,, af' *' feet in height from bdS*' to top of ventilator, and shows fixed white einloi.>iric lights. 1. Dalhousie Range Lights, Restigouche C'.nn'y. NeW' n-nu- vick.— Tlie front tower is placed on the j)ublic wharf. Th.- ' Hj;? ht r- "Wvat**'' V^ ,tt,'' ' above high water mark. Latituie Harbor, in the County of Kent, N. B. The front light hj fixed whiro catoptric, elevated 2:3 feet above high water mark, and shoudi be visible 9 miles m line of range. Latitude N. 4Hd. 29in. :i.5s. ; longitude W. ()4(.. 4()m. ;iOs. It is .situated close to the road which nms along the shore from Buctouche Village to Church or Indian Point. The back range lignt building is 1 ,980 feet N. N. W. {W. from the front one. The Ught is fixed • hite catoptric, eleva ted .53 feet above hit h water mark, and should be visible 12 miles in the direction of the range. Both buildings are :!mall square towers, 23 feet high from tlie gi-ound to the tops of the roof, painted white with red roofs. The two lights in range lead into the harbor tnrough the deejK'st channel, clear of all olxstructions, from the line of range of the Dixon's Point Lights to the point where the channel turns abruptly to the westward to enter the Buctouche River. FOX ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS.— The Beacon Lights on the North West end of Fox Island, Miramichi Bay, N. B., have been moved, ami a third light added, and the lights as now arranged are in operation. All show fix d white lights, which should be visilile 8 miles, from lanterns hoi.^ted on mast; at the htise of each mast is a shed painted white. One of the lights is situated within 100 feet of the most northerly point of the island. It is elevated 50 feet above high water mark, and has a post 40 feet high. Latitude N. 4Td. «m. .5s. ; longitude W. ().5d. 2m. 20s. The second light is distant 1,051 feet S. E. JS from the first named, and will ne 4ti feet above water mark, with a post ;i8 feet high. The third light is distant 9.54 feet S. W. from the first named, and \viti. be 36 feet above water nuirk, with a post 28 feet high. The fi-'st and second in line range N. W. ^W. into the old Horseshoe Channel. The first and ihird in line range N. E. through Portage Island C'liannel. The second and third in line range W. by N., leadmg to the upper buoy of Horseshoe Shoal. CAPE JOURIMAIN, STRAITS OF NORTHUMBERLAND,— Latitude 46d. 10m. Os. N.; longitude ()3d. .51m. Os. W. Yi-;ible from all points of approach from S. E. around by N. to W. The Lighthouse is an octagonal wooden pyramidal building, painted white, 40 feet high, elevaLed 72 feet above high water, and stands (Ui feet from the extremity of the cUff. The Keeper's house, a one and a half sto.y wood^ni building, painted white, is situated .50 feet to the westward of the lightnouse. GOOSE LAKE, MISCOU ISLAND, BAY DES CHALEURS.— A revolving white light, elevated 40 feet above high water, and showing a flash every minute, is exhibited at this lighthouse, and is seen at a distance of upwards of 10 miles. The lighting apparatus has two faces, and makes a complete revolution every two minutes. The tower ts a square woo len building. 28 feet high, with a dwelling attached, and painted white. The illuminating apparatus is catoptric. HERON ISLAND. BAY DES CHALEURS. -This light is a fixed white light, elevated 6(5 feet above high wattn-. is visible from all points seaward, and in clear weather is seen at a distance of 12 miles. The tower is a. square wooden building. 20 feet high, and paiuted white. The illuminating apparatus is catoptric. of* Carpeting before buying. 1888.] LIGHT HOUSES— PILOTAGE. 27 CARAQUET ISLAND, BAY DES CHALEURS.-Sqmire tower on keeper's dwelling. White. MISCOU FOG WHISTLE.— A Steam Fog Whistle has been erected on Miseou Island, at the entrance of the Bay or Ohaleurs. The whistle is 1 sounded twice in each minute. SHEDIAC BEAOON LIGHT.— Two lights on Point du Chene wharf. In the HarV)or of Shediac. Latiiude 4(1(1. 14m. '^)s. N. ; lonjritude fi4d. 31m. Os. W. POINT ESCUMINAC LIGHT.-This lighthouse is situated in Miramichi Bay. North latitude 47d. 4ni. 8()s. West longitude (>4d. .')0m. 30s. It is a fixed bright light, elevated 70 feet above high water. A th rd order French dioptric lighting apparatus has been placed on tliis tower, which is vii'^ible ! for 25 milas. i BAY PU VIN ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS.— Two range lights is erected on ' the West end of Bay DuVin Island, Miramichi Bay, County of Northumber- land, N. B., to enable vessels seeking shelter to clear the point of the shoal lying off the Island. The front light is fixed white catoptric, elevated ;^) feet above high water mark, and should be visible in line of range 10 miles. Latitude N. 47d. 5m. 20s.; longitude W. ti5d. 7ra. 5s. The Imcic light is distant 1 122 feet easterly from the front one. It is also fixed wni^^e catoptric, is elevated 42 feet ab;0s ; longitude W. Hid. 39m. 25s. The light is a fixed white catoptric light, elevated ;.'3 feet above high water, and Kbould be visiV)le 11 miles froiii all points se iward. The tower consists as heretofore of a squfire wooden building, 30 feet high from base to vane on lantern, painted white. A small light consisting of a lantera, hoisted on a pole, to show also a fixed white light, has been established 434 feet S. W. by W. from the main light. It is elevated 22 feet above hiph water, and should be seen i) miles in the direction of the range. 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'^i Point, Palmer's Landing, Oak Point, Plewelling's Landing, No Man's Friend, Oromocto Shoals, Wilmot's Bluff, Cox's Point, Robertson's Point, F.inioy's Point, Grand Lake, Musquash Island, Hendry Farm, Washadenxoak Lake. Hackerest Point, Salmon River, Grand Lak , Williams' landing. Lower Jem.seg. Visible 10 miles. Pilotage District of the Port of St. John. INWAHDS. Rates of Pilotage for all sailing vessels entering and leaving the Port of at. John, N. B. : J*Yr.s^ P/.s^r/c/, from Partridge Island to Musqua.sh Head, bearing N. W., per foot draft of water, $ : .50. Second District, from Musquash Head to Point Lepreaux, N. W., per foof draft of water, $1.75. Third Dintrict shall be from the outside limit of the Second District to a bound ranging from the North Head of Grand Manan to Liberty Point, bear- ing N W. byW., North Chamiel; and from Machias Seal Island to Cape Sable Seal Island, bearing S. S. E., South Channel, per foot diaft ui water, $2.25. Tapestry Carpets in Brussels patterns at 28 RATES OF PrLOTAOE. [1888. Ol'TWARDS. From the Harbor of the Port of 8t. John, N. B., to outside of Partridge Island, pt'r foot draft of water. $1.2"). Down thi> Bay of Fundy, when requlivd, shall be two dollars per foot draft of water, over anfl above the one dollar and twenty-five cents Harbor Pilotage outwards. TRANSP(5RTINO. If any Pilot shall be employed in the removal of any ship or ve.ssel within the Port or Harbor of St. John, from any mooring ."''ound to any wharf, or from any wharf to any mooring ground, or from one wharf to another wharf, ahtl such Pilot shall see saiil vessel proixM'ly secured and moored, he shall be entitled to demand and receive for such services as follows: Pro- vided always that if on the airival of any ship or vessel into the Harbor of St. John, circumstances iHvveiU such ship or vessel from being plcf' on the mooring ground or at the berth intendec! by the master, owner or con- signee of such ship or vessel, it shall be the duty of the Pilot piloting such ship or vtf'sel inwards to pilot the same when being removed to such moor- ing gi'ound or berth, if such removal take place within twenty-four hours after the arrival of such ship or vessel a,s aforesaid, without any extra charge for the same. For ves.sels not over 10() tons, $1..50; over 100 tons and not exceeding 200, $2.00: over 200 tons and not exceeding m), $:^.0(); over 300 tons and iwt exceeding 400, $1.00, and twenty-five cents additional tor eveiy fifty tons such ves.sel may measure over four hundred tons. All Steamers not otherwise exempt by the Pilotage Acts shall pay the following rates of Pilotage for entering and leaving the port of St. John, N. B.: INWARDS. First District, from Partridge Island to Musquash Head, bearing N. W., per foot draft of water, $2.(K). Second District, from Musquash Head to Point Lepreaux, N. W., per foot draft of water, $2..-)0. Third District shall be from the outside limit of the Second District to a bound ranging from the North Head of Grand Manan t) Liberty Point, bear- ing N. W. by W., North Cha.mel; and from Machias Seal Island to Cape Sable Seal Island, bearing S. S. E., South Channel, per foot draft of water, $:100. OUTWARDS. From the Harbor of the Port of St. John, N. B., to the outside of Partridge Island, per foot draft of water, $1.75. Down the Bay of Fundy, whi'n required, shall be $2.75 per foot draft of water, over and above the $1.7.") Harbor Pilotage outwards. TRANSPORTING. If any Pilot shall be employed in the removal of any Steamer within the Port or Harbor of St. John from any mooring ground to any wharf or from any wharf to any moorliii^- ground, or from one wliarf to another wharf and such Pilot shall see the said Steamer jiroperly secured or moored, he shall be entitled to demand and receive for such service as follows: Provided always that if on the arrival of any Steamer into tlie Harbor of St. John, circum- stances prevent such Steamer fnjm being placed on the mooring ground or at the berth intended by the master, t>wner or consignee of such Steamer, it shall be the duty of the Pilot piloting such Steamer inwards to pilot the same when being removed to sucli mooring ground or bertti, if such removal lakes place within twenty-four hours after the ai'rival of such Steamer as aforesaid. witlKJUt extra charge for the .same: For all Steamers not over KM) tons, $-.'.00; over 100 tons and not exceeding 2t)0, $2..")0: over 200 tons and not exceeding :^0u, $3.75; over 300 tons and lut exceeding 400, $5.00, and 30 cents additional for every fifty tons siK.'h Steamer shall measure ov^n• 400 tons. It being understood if a Steamer drop two anchoi-s in the Harbor on arrival, she is considered moored, and any removal is a traiLsportation. The following are Licen.sed Pilots : Thos. Traynor, Richard Cline, J. L. C. Sherrard, John Sproul, Samuel Rutlierf* Harold Gilbert's, St. John, N. B. 1888.] RATES OF WHARFAGE. 20 Wm. Quinn, Patrick Conlin, John Thomas, Henry Spears, E. J. Fletcher, Bartholomew Ropers, John Spears (3rd), William Scott, Patrick Traynor, Robert Thomas, Thos. John Stone. Joseph Doherty, Wm. Lahey, James E. Mantle, Philip Georee Doody, James Bennett, Mai'tin Spears. John McAnulty, for Musquash. H. D. Troop, Chas. McLauchlan, Jr., Thos. S. Adams, Thos. McAvity, Capi". Pritchard, W. E. Vroom. Edward Lantalum, Board of Pilot Couimissioneys. J. U. THOMAS, Secretary. Eatabliahed by Act Rates of Wharfage. Vict. c. .1!), in the City of Saint John and City of Portland. For every decked vessel or woodboat of the burthen of 40 tons and under,, 30c. per day; 40 and under 50 tons, :i")C.; .")() and under fiO tons, 40c. ; 60 and under 70 tons, 4r)sc.; 70 and under 80 tons, oOc: 8o and under 90 toas, ."wc; 90 and under 100 tons, GOc; 100 and under I'M tons, 70c.: V2{) and under l.')0 tons, 80c.: l.")0 and under 180 tons, 90c.: 180 and uiider JiOO tons. $1.00; 200 and under 220 tons, $1.10: 220 and tuuler 240 tons, 1.20; 240 and under 200 tons, 1.30; 2fi8 and under 280 tons. 1.40; 280 and under 800 tons, 1.50; 300 and under ;120 tons, 1.60; 320 and under 340 tons, 1.70; ;i40 and under ;i60 tons, l.oO; 360 and under m.) tons, 1.90; ;i80 and under 400 tons, 2.00; 400 and under 450 tons, 2.25; -450 and under 500 tons, 2.50; aud 25c. for every addi- tional 50 tons. Top Wharfage. Anchors and chains of all kinds, per ton of 224(i lbs., 2i5c; ale and beer per hogshead, each, 7c: ale antl liL-er per barrel, each, 3c: ale and beer per half- barrel, each, 2c; barrels of raisins, pitch, tar, cement, plaster of parts, whiting, beans, peas, and barley, each. 3c: barrels of tlour, bread, meal, onions, apples, and potatoes, eat;h, Ic: half barrels of the same, each, Jc: barrels of salt provisions, and pickled flsh, each, 2c: half-barrels of the same, each, le; firkins ami kegs of all kinds, weighing 28 lbs. and over up to 56 lbs. each, ic; weighing under 28 lbs., each. Jc: ballast, per ton of 2240 lbs., lOe* bricks, per thousand. 20c: coals of all kinds, per ton o£ 2240 lbs., .5c; crates, casks, and cases of glass and earthenware, per ton of 40 cubic feet, each, KX;; barrels of the same, each, Ic; carriages and coachc's, each, 10c; carboys, each, Ic; clay and chalk, per ton of 2210 lbs., 10c; cattle, viz., bulls, oxen, and cows, each, 10c: cattle, viz., heifers, calves, sheep and lambs, each, 2c; coffee, cocoa, nuts, walnuts, tuul other kinds of nuts aud filberts, in bags, each bag, Ic: fish, dry, per quintal, Ic: fi.sh, per hogsh.'ad, each, 10c; fish. \ per tierce, each, 5c: fish, smoked herring, per box. Jc; glass, in boxes of 100 ; feet, each, Ic; glass, in smallei- jiackages, each, i^c: giviin, and roots 'if all kinds, per 100 bushels, 3(k;: horses, mares, and geldings, each, 10c; iiay, i screwed, per ton of 20(K) lbs., 20c: hay, un.screwed, per ton of 2000 lbs., 30c; i hides, green, each, ic; hides dry, each Jc; hides, in bales, each bale, 10c; hollow cast iron ware, terru coua, and iron pqMug, and loose stove ctvstings, p. ton, 2,5c ; hampers, each, Ic ; lime, hogsheail. 5c ; lime, p. barivl, 2Jc ; hunVier of all kinds, per 1000 superficial feet, iOc: laths, per thousand, 2c; liquors and liquids, per jjipe, each, 10c: liquors and liquids, per hogshead, each. 7c; liquors and liquids, per quarter-cask, each, 3c; minerals of all kinds, coals excepteil, not manufactured, iier ton of 2240 lbs., 10c; molasses and melado, per hogshead, each, 7c; molas.ses and melado, per puncheon, each, 7c: molasses and melado, per tierce, each, 5c; molasses and melado, ])er barrel, each, 2c; oil, Earafflne, benzine, and kercjsene, per barrel, each, 4c: i-aisins, in boxes, per ox, Ic; raisins, in haif-boxes, per box, ^c; raisins, in quarter-boxes, Jc; Union Carpets at Low Prices at Harold Gilbert's, ;{0 IIARBUUU MASTKK'h FEKS — AI AllKET IMIES, ETC. [1888. suKHr, per hcigshead, each, 10c; sugar, per tierce, each, 7c; sugar, per barrel, each, 3c; salt, in sacks, each, Ic; salt in half-sacks, each, ic; salt, ItMjse, and rock salt, per ton of ~'840 lbs., lOc; stoneware, crocks, demijohns, each, ic; slate, per ton of 2210 lbs., 10c; stone, of all kinds, per cubic ton, 10c; santl, iwr ton, 5c: shingles, per 1000, 2c; railway iron, iron, iron in bars, bolts, sheets, plate.s, nails, spikes and pi^s, per ton of :<^^40 lbs., 20c; tea, in boxes, each, 2c: tea, in half-boxes, each, Ic; tea, in smaller packages, each, }>j; timber of all kinds, undressed, per cubic ton, 10c; waggons, buggies, fliiia antl other vehicles, each, 10c: wood, lath and fire wood, per cord, 10c; zinc, in sheets, bar, blocks, nails 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 paj' at the rate of twenty cents per ton, weight or measurement, at the option of the collector, lessee or proprietor of the wharf whereon the goods may be placed. Whenever horse or other power is used in moving to and fi'o on the sur- face of a wharf to assist in tne loading or unloading of any vessel lying at or near a wharf, on, or in respect to which to^) wharfage would be recoverable if the articles were actually landed on or discharged from such wharf, and the articles are laden from or flischarged on any lighter or other vessel, or otherwise than on or from the wharf, in every such c se one-half the Schedule Rates of Top Wharfage shall be receivable and recoverable on all aft-ticles so laden or discharged. Harbour Master's Fees. On vessels 30 tons and under 50 tons, 50c. ; vessels of .50 and under 75 tons, 75e.; 75 and under 100 tons, $1.00 100 and under 150 tons, 1.25; .50 and under 200 tons, 1.50 2(H) and under 300 tons, 2.00: 300 and under 400 tons, 2.50; 400 tons and under 500 tons, 3.00 500 tons and under 5.50 tons, 3..50; 5.")0 tons and under (i(X)tons, 3.75 and 25 cents for every additional 50 tons. Fish Market Dues. For every Salmon, 3c. Codfish, Pollock, Bass or Shad, each Ic. halibut., not exceeding 20 lbs., 2c. exceeding 20 lbs, and every 20 lbs, 2c. every. Lobster, Ic. dozen of Haddock, 3c. every 100 of Gaspereaux, Ale wives. Herrings, or other small lish, 3c. Rates of Slippage at Corporation Slip. All decked vessels, same rates as for wharfage, woodboats, or other boats, orundecked vessels, having standing masts, and all scows, and not lying at the wharves on either side of the Slips, to paj the following rates: Every Woodboat of sufficient burthen to carry 10 cords of wood or under $0.G0 Ditto Ditto upwards of 10 cords, and not more than 15.. I. CO Ditto Ditto upwards of 15 cords, and not more than 20. . 1.50 Ditto Ditto upwards of 20 cords 2.00 The above is to be paid each trip; and if any such vessel remains over six days, an additional duty to be paid of from .50 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 3l)c. eacla trip, and :i0c. addi- tional per day, if suffered to remain over three days. Tolls at the Haymarket. Hay, per cwt, Ic, Straw, per cwt, i^c; Shingles, per M, 4c; Cedar Posts, per dozen, 4c; Wood, per cord, 4c; .Juniper, per ton, 4c; Spars, to 9 inch, eacli, 2c; do, over !» inch, each, 4c; Planks, per M, 32c; Boards, per M, 16c. Hardwood, Ash. Birch, Maple, or other hardwor a load of Wood (Quarter of a Cord), • For a load oi Ccals (Half a Chaldron), For a load containinf; 1350 lbs. of Grain, Salt, PotatoeB, or any other articles measured at loading or unloadinpr, except Coals, For a pipe of Wine, Gin, or Brandy, and housing within the door of the first floor, For a puncheon of Hum, or a tierce of Sugar, from 7 to 10 cwt., and housing, . . . For a puncheon of Molasses, a hogshead of Sugar, of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogsliead of Tobacco, and housing, .... For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load of Dried Fish, of 15 cwt., and storing, - I For a load of Shingles, Hoop Poles, Head- ling, Staves, Treenails, Smo ed Fish iu boxes, Salmon in kits, Dry Goods, or a load of any other article not herein mentioned, or a hogs- head of Lime, or a hogshead or crate of Earth- enware, or two tierces of Karthenwave, ai hogshead of Dried Fish, two tierces of Coffee, or quantity in bags not exceeding 12 cwt., or a load containing 6 bags Salt, say about 1850^ lbs, or a load containing 6 brls. Flour, or 5 brls of Sugar, Fish, Beef, Poik, Turpentine, Cider, or half a ton of Iron, or the same quantity of Cordage in coil not exceeding 4 cwt., or a load of any articles not herein mentioned, - For a 64 gallon cask of Wine, Rum, Gin, : -andy. Molasses, or Porter, or for a load of 't: vnd, Gravel, or Stones, or a load of 4 brls. o' any Spirituous Liquor or Molasse , - '.^ov Cables and Cordage, in coils above a 3Wt., or if to coil, | er ton, or if for Hay loose, per ton, For Hay, screwed, per ton, .... For Bricks, per thousand, .... For Lumber, per thousand feet. For the carriage of any article or articles not exceeding half a load, .... 16 25 IT 60 30 40 25 % c.% c. I c.,$ c. $ 18 20; 23 25 28 28i 80 88 35, 87 20; 22 25 68; 66 6S 881 351 87 48, 45 28; 80 48 88 28 80 70 78 40 42 i I 50 53 35 88 $ c, 15 20 0I>|1 80 60, 18, ^ 25 28 23 25 I i oo!i 10 54 57 8ry 90 65 70 28 80 83 30 40 38 75 45 55 40 t c, 88; 42 35 78 47 58: 48 80 8r. 85 83 1 15 I 2') 1 25 1 30, 1 85 Gil 0; 7ft 64 67 7u 78 I 001 051 10 1 151 80, 65. 90 95| Id' 13 151 18 20 23 25 28 For Househo d Furniture, without reference to distances, single horse load, 75c. ; more tlian one Ihorse, |1.50 ; and when agreement is by the h ur, single teams, I 50c., double team, %\. The First IMstrict to comprise all that part of the City lying between and j within the North side of Union Street, the East side of Prince William Street, and ; the South side of Duke Street. I Second DUtrUt to comprise all that part of the City outside of the First Dia- i trict, which lies between and within the East side of Mill Street, near the City ! ine, North side of Pond Street, East side of Peel Street, North side of Carleton ; Street, East side of Coburg and Charlotte Streets, and South side ol Queen Street. I 'ndfd Dixtrict to comprise all that part of the City outside of the Second Dis- i triot, that lies between and within the City line on the North, the East side of , Dorchester Street, North side of Hazen Street, East Mde of Garden Street, North- i erly side of Paddock Street, Easterly side of Waterloo Street, East side of Sidney I Street, and South side of SaJnt James Street. I Fourth Duitrkt to comprise all that part of the City outside of the Third Dis- : trict, that lies between and within the City line on the North, to the Westward of T 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] RATES OP FERKIAOE. 33 line at right angles to the «ai(l City line, and which strikes the intersection o. the Easterly line of Coburg with the Northerly line of Haien Street, the Easterly side of Coburg Street, Northeily side of Cliff Stieet, Westerly side of Waterloo Street, Northerly s'Je of Rxhraond Street, Easterly side of Brussels Street, Eas- terly side of Carmarthen Street, and Southerly side of Main Street. Fifth District to comprise hII that part of the Ci»,y outside of the Fourth Dis- trict, that lies between and within the City line on the North, the Southerly Ime of the General Public Hospital Grounds, the Noitherly side of Jordan's Alley (so called), lying between Water'oo and Brus!r of the first floor, - For a puncheon of Ituin, or a tierce of Sugar, from 7 to 10 cwt., and housing, ... For a puncheon of Molasses, a hogshead of Sugar, of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogshead ol Tobacco, and housing, .... For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load of Dried Fish, of 15 cwt., or a common load of household Goods, and storing, - For a load of Shingles, Hoop Poles, Stave.-', Heading, Trenails, Smoked Fish in boxes, Salmon in kits, Dry Goods, or two half-hlids. lime, or a hogshead or crate of Earthenware, or two tierces of Earthenware, a hogshead of Dried Pish, or wo tierces CoflFee, or quantity in bags not exceeding 12 cwt., or a load con taining 6 brls Flour, or 6 brls. Sugar, Fish, Beef, 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- tioned, For a 64 gallon cask of Wine, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Molasses, or Porter, or for a load 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 Hay loose, per ton,,l For Hwy, screwed, per ton, . . For Bricks, per thousand, .... For Lumber, per thousand feet, 14. For thecartape of any article or articles not exceeding half a load, DISTRICTS. l8T. 2d $ c'f C.| 18 25 15 28 17 20 60 68 80 83 40 48 8o. 4tb. I c. $ c. 25' 28 18 80 651 85^ 45 80 15 18 20 I 20; 28: 25 001 061 10 50 54 57 80 85 90 60 65 70 10 13 15 20 88 26 68 38 48 83 28 28 6tb. 28 85 28 70 40 8ti«. 7th. I c. I c. 25 28 87 40 I 80 88 i 78 76 42 45 I 60 68 65 86 88 40 26 28 80 ! I sol 88| 86 I I 151 20'l 261 80 60 6^ 95|l 00 75 80 18 20 at 70 1 061 10 85 90 '/IS 25 The Fhut DMnct to comprise all that part of Carleton lying north of Rodney street, and west cf Front Row. The Second District to comprise that space lying beyond the first District north- ward of Rodney street, extending west to Ludlow street. The Third District to comprise the space lying beyond thi, second District northward of Rodney street, extending west to Watson street. The Fourth District to comprise the space lying beyond the third District north- ward of Rodney street, extending west to the City line. The Fifth District to comprise the space lying south of Rodney street, and east of Maine street. The Siacth Distnct\,ocoxa^r'\sw and Jtain. Full ^luon. '^Itli da.v, 7\\. :t:irii. ;'i5s. a. m. C'lianK«"al)lt». rerij-rt't'. 'Jtid day, at lli. nioiniiin. AvMii^cc. ITtli day, a( 'ill tvt nin^. Pcrij^et', :;.'(»tli day, al nodn, 1 2 3 4 f) (> 7 8 <> 10 11 12 13 14 15 IG 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2.T 26 w Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W .h Fii Sat Su Mo Tu VV Th Fri Sat Su 27JM0 28 ANNIVEU AUnca, v. STIVALS, OCCUKKENCKH, ETC. « J as Tu 2yivv -'t. An.lrewH, N. Ii.,f. p. 1821 First IWisti y Act 178H. 4()n. C J. Peters died 1848. [dispatch road Hal. toQu.lSOl >'exage8ima. iHike of Kent's Kaithquake in Italy, 1783. Hilary Term Supreme Court. Very cold Friday, 18(51. In- stituiion Th. Society. N B '30 Queen Victoria married 1840. 104th regiment left St. John Quimjuages. [for C^u-bec 1813 Secomi and last meet. Legisla. [at Saint John, N. B., '787. \8hWed. Ditficulty between [(iovt. & Leg. L. Can., 1834. [Governor Carleton, 178.\ Site of Fredi'ton chosen bv Ist Sunday in Lent. [1801. Dorchester, Shiret'n,Westm. Circuit Court, King's Co. (19) 104th Ix'eg't, reduced 1817 Cato street conspiracy 1820. As-enib N. B ad.G Genl844 LaTo'ir Gov. of Acadia 1('>.")1. '2nd Sunday in Lent. IGreat Hre near Qu. St. J. 1849 l^Cfiarfotte Co.Court. Court of I [Divorce and Matrimonii. 17 10 10 10 10 1.5 1.". l.j 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 ' H 10 7 .•)3 7 3(5 18 00 42 23 04 45 26 7 077 47 27 07 40 25 05 44 22 7 01 7 39 18 50 6 34 110 49 27 04 410 M. 25 24 23 22 21 20 11 18 17 15 14 12 11 09 08 06 05 03 (12 00 59 57 55 54 52 49 48 40 41 r. 7>. M. H. M. 02 9a53| belly 04 lla04 y^'-) !-ET8 07 11m04 08 11m40 0al8 10 11 13 14 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 02 53 50 48 52 rems reins seers seers He rs thiga thig^ knee knee knee 5 54 1 legs .58 legs 59 1 feet 59 1 feet .57r^et 57 nead 20 llaSO head 28 iiiSEs|nPck 30 llM29lneck 7 8 9 24 10 31 32 34 :^5 30 37 38 39 40 0*08 55 48 49 56 07 22 35 1 2 3 5 6 7 8a51 arms aims brest brest lieart heart belly belly reirs as r* H. M. 2a02 2 41 3 32 4 02 5 07 6 11 7 28 8 43 10 09 11 05 lla49 MOBN 0m26 00 3;} 06 40 15 49 23 07 55 05 31 51 10 44 11m30 0al3 0a55 O. H.WARWICK, [MPOHTEH OF Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohemian Vases, ^AXD ALL KINDS OF Mantel aid TABI>E OKNAMKNTS, Kerosene T.anps, Chimnies, &c Wholesale and Retail at 78 King Street, St. John, N. B. l^^ Pricts L<-)W. I'aiticular attention paid to Wholesale Orders. ,^jg3 .^.- M s^i \ • — • ''',i ^^4 ■•^* - "4 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. .^. ,M (Ar-RNDATl. 37 1H88.] MARCH has Thirty-One Days. 1888. N.'w M M()()n".h Chanoeh. , IMi day, llli. Ini. \2h. v. m. Fair and (.'did. ooii, l^ithday, llli. GOiii. IHs. a. m. ('liaTijt*'n»)l('. First guartci-, sJOth day, Jli. Klin. lOs. i>. m. Frosty and Fair. Full Moon, artli day, 5h. Wni. 10s. p. m. Cool and Clear. Ai»on('«', KUli day, at lOh. luorninK. rcrif^'i'c, aHth day, at 7li. cvi'iiing. C'Q ;,Th 2Fri 3 Sat 4Su 5 Mo 6Tu 7 W 8Th 9 Fri 10 Sat 11 Su 12 Mo i:rTu 14,W. 15 Tfi IG Fri 17 Sat 18 Su 19 Mo 20 Tn 21 W. 22 Tb 23 Fri 24 Sat '25 Su 2G Mo 27 Tu 28 W. 29 Th 30 Fri 31 Sat ANNIVKUa MUKS, KEHTIVAI.S, < CCUKR' Nt'KS, KTC. [S County Eestigouche est. 18o7 IstGen. Assembly Nfld 1832 Rebels def. at P. Pelee I. 1828 3rd .^unday in Lent. Pal eut of disc, to Cabot 1495. County Court, Westmorland. (6) Counties Kent & Glouces. [sep. from Northumberrdl820 (10) Blake before Algiers 1()55 PriLce of Wales married 1803 4th Sunday in Lent. Bishop Perkeley born 1085. County Ct., Carhton; amlCir. [Court, St. John and Kent Julius CiEsar assa-^sd B C!. 44. Sn J.&ShediicR. Com. 1843. Battle of Munda B. C. 45. 5th Sunday in Lent. Spring bt gins midnight. County Cts. York it Clou center. .Moon runs hiyh; Neai» tides. Goethe died 1832. St. J. Mech. Inst. incori).18;'9 Queen Kliz^beth died l(i03 6th Sunday in Lent. SirWColebrooke'JovN B1841 County Ct. Ecuti.; North. Cir. County Ct. , Madawaska. Eng [ced. Acadia&Can to Fr. 1032 Good Friday. [York 1831. County Carleton set off from ■/3 J 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 i.) 1 1 1 sO nO 1 1 2 18 m 33 09 40 23 00 30 13 4!l 20 02 39 15 51 28 04 40 10 07 31 55 18 42 05 29 51.' 10 39 02 20 r. ^ H M (i 43 41 39 37 30 34 32 30 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 15 14 12 10 08 01 ; 04 02 00 r8 57 55 53 51 49 47 M. H M. 43 10a04 44 1la48 40 HITS. 47 10m18 48 11 00 49 11m49 51 Oa42 52 1 41 3 2 42 reins reins li-ecrs seers thigs thigs thigs knee knee 44 l^-gs 40 If'gs 48 feet 49 feet 48 leet 47 head 54 3 50 4 57 5 59 00 7 01 8 03 9 47 head 04 10 44 neck 05 lla43 neck 0(1 uisEs arms 07 10m44 aruis 09l!M33breat 10 0*31 brest 1 34 heart 2 42 heart 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 3 ,54 heat t 5 08 belly 25 belly 7 42 reins 8 5^ reins 21 10 15 secis 22 Ila28'pecr8 K. M. Ia39 20 12 3 55 4 41 5 3(5 6 52 8 25 9 51 10 49 lla32 MOKN Oii07 39 09 28 00 30 02 38 20 5 25 01 2() 28 10 16 10m58 11^43 0a26 1 09 1 54 IMPORTERS OF FINE GROCERIES, Fruits, Teas, Tobaccos, &a TA YL R &1)0 CKR IL L , 84 King Street, St. John, N. B. y^^jcc f^i^-^ Buy Cocoa Matt and Mattings at m CALENDAK. 18HH.] APRIL has Thirty Days. [18H8. Moon'b Chavokh. I^Nt OiiarU'i", .3r(l daj*, 8h. ITin. W)8. a m. Fair iind Cool. New Moon, llMi (lay, 4h 43ni. IWh. a. M. ChnnRoahlt'. First yuartur. l«tJi day. <)i ifrin. ftHs. a m. Htoriiiy and Windy. Full Moon, 'M\\ day, lli. 57m. r)2s. a. m. Fair with Showers. AjMiKce, 12tli day, at 7h. evening. Perlgeo, iJBth doy, at Rli. morning. ia.i 2 Mo 3Tu 4 W 5 Th* 6 Fri 7 Sat 8Su V 9 Mo 11 W 12, Th la Fri 14 Sat 15 Su 16 Mo 17 Tu 18 W l}>Th 20 Fri 21 Sat 22 Su 23 Mo 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Tn W Th Fri Sat Su Mo EttHter. Moon ruiiH low. [1774 4 Mirabeau tl. 1791, (Joldsniith 5 County Courts of Victoria, 5 Northumberland ^ MooNH ClIANdKS liAHt. Qiiai't*>r, 2iitt 'lay, 7h. 'ii\\\. .Vv'h p. m. t'liuiiK^'ablt'. N»'w Moon. Ktlh day, Hh. ft'.dii. Ids. p. m. Co-'l niuT Windy. First t^iKirter, IHth (luy, (ih. H>m ."c's p.m. Kuir and Warm. Full Moon,:i5th day. hh. I."iiii. .Wh a. m. Htoiiny and Cold. Apofjf*' nth day, ut !th. t!veiihi«. PeriKt'i' JJIth day, iit ;lh. fveniiiK. ANNIVKUaAUIRS, KK.STIVALa, Ol'CUUKKNCES, ETC. 2 W 3Th 4Fri 5 Sat fiSu 7iMo 8Tu 9iW 10 Th 11 Fri 12 Sat 13 Su 14 Mo 15 Tu 16,W 17 Th 18 Fii 19 Sat 20 Su 21 Mo 22 Tn 23 W 24 Th 25'Fri 26 Sat 27 Su 28 Mo 29Tu 30W 31ITh Sir J. Harvey.L -Gov X IV37 Hon.ll.Sinjon(lH died St.J.'ItO Stilt inMohain. TI. died 1481 HiHhop Fred'ii cousecra. 1845 ( 'ana. victory at Owwego, 1814 5th Sunday after Kastor. EntrliRh took Jauiaica, 10,55. Nisi prills York; Cir Ct. Car [itvtl Kings (Jountir Holy Tliursday. het f.ff froih Northuml). 182(i Counties Kent & (il(m(3eater Sun. after Ancension. (Jreat [Flood Hi ver St John, 1S87 Circuit Court, Charhttc. [(^an. I'ar. met Toronto, 1850. Jenner born at Berkeley 1740 :Un. Km]). Loyal St. J". 1783 rriov. {leneral ('aiiada, 178(i. Pentecost. Sir (luy Carleton First stui.at Fredericton i81(» (20) T. Carl. I. -(;ov.Nin78(; (22) DeMoiitH Bay Fund. 1(504 IQueen Victoria horn, 1810. P. HelenaAugusta born 184(5 [stoneSt.John Mec. Ins. 1840 Trinity. Sir.JHarvey 1. fon!i. Great Fire in Quebec, 1845, i [2000 houses, )5!4,000,000. Treaty of Paris, 1814. Corp. Chris. Waltheof K. 107<) * J sux RISES. >,.•/■ 5 ^ ■I t a t S Si « * fla I 2 74 Bn 2 *- o ' II M. H M. M. M. H. M. 15 17 4 54 7 01 0.\i24 knee 3a0(i 15 ,35 4 52 7 02 10 25 knee 3 50 15 .52 4 51 7 03llM«) knee 5 10 1(5 10 4 40 7 04 0.i32 leKH G 3(5 1(5 27 4 48 ; OH 1 33 leKS 7 53 1(5 44 4 47 7 07 2 35 feet 9 00 17 00 4 45 7 08 3 34 feet 9 44 17 10 4 44 7 00 4 34 feet 10 24 17 32 4 43 7 10 5 32 head 10 55 17 48 4 42 7 12 (i 31 head 11 27 18 03 4 40 7 13 7 30 neck lla68 18 18 4 30 7 14 8 31 neck MO UN. 18 33 4 38 7 15, 9 28 arnia 0m30 18 4K 4 30 7 16 10 23 arms 5J» 10 02 4 35 7 17 llal4 blest • 1 33 1!> 15 4 34 7 18 12a00 brest 2 07 H> 20 4 33 7 10 RISES heart 2 45 1!> 42 4 32 7 21 llMl") heart 3 38 10 55 4 31 7 22 0a23 bellv 4 50 20 07 4 »> 7 23 1 34 belly « 13 20 10 4 20 7 24 2 47 reins 7 27 20 31 4 28 7 25 4 02 1 ems 8 29 20 43 4 27 7 2(i 5 10 reins J) 22 20 54 4 2(5 7 27 () 37 seers 10 12 21 04 4 25 7 28 7 54 »ecrs 11 11 21 15 4 24 7 29 OH thigs 11m47 21 25 4 24 7 30 10 10 thigs 0a2H 21 34 4 23 7 31 11 05 thigs 1 10 21 44 4 23 7 32 lla40 knee 2 05 21 52 4 22 7 33 SETH knee 2 5;' 22 00 4 22 7 34 10m 14 legs 3a44 TAYLOR and DOCKRILL, Dog Cakes. Royal Owl Cigarettes. S4 KING HTltEET, SAINT JOHN, N. B. •v*- s ■ Harold Gilbert's prices are . Lovi", his Goo( Is are new. 40 CALENDAR. 1888.] JUNE has Thirty Days. [1888. Moon's Changes. Last Quarter, 1st day, 8h. 2t)m. 10s. a. m- Fair and Cool. New Moon. 0th day, ('h. !)rn. 4fis. p. M. Warm and Fine. First Quarter, ITtti day, ah. i.'5m 288. A. m. Variable. Full Moon, 2.3rd day, 4h, 48m. IHe, p. m. Fine and Windy. Last Quarter, *)th day, llh. 2«m. 22.«. p. M. Stormy and Warm. Apogee, <)th d y, at .51i. morning. Perigee, 21st day, at 8h. evening. 1 ^ AN.^IVEHSABIES, FESTIVALS, > O D S !5 E H. M. OCCUBRENCES, Kl'C. S W a: li 1 H.M. « $ [N ° ' Ih.m. H. M. 1 Fri Ship Lorfl Sheffield, through 22 09 4 21 7 35 11 ti2:i legs 4a38 2iSat [Falls St John l-!iver, 1786. 22 17 4 20 '/ 3.0 0a2e legs 5 51 3Su 1st Sund. aft. Trinity. First 22 24 4 20 V 30 1 20 feet 7 02 4 Mo [Church in Canada built lo20. 22 3114 19 V 37 2 20 feet 8 04 .5 Tn Conn. Cts. York & Westind. 22 38 4 19 / 37 3 25 head 8 59 6 W Can. vie. Stony Creek, 1813. 22 44'4 18 V 38 4 24 head 9 43 7 Th First Cholera guelec, 2218 d. 22 49 4 18 / 39 5 23 neck 10 21 8 Fri Halifax, N.S., set. 174i).[1832 22 55 4 18 V 40 23 neck 10 59 9 Sat St. John's. N. F. burn. 1840. 23 00 4 17 V 40 7 22 arm.s lla33 10 Su 2nd Sunday after Trinity 23 04,4 17 7 41 8 19 arms MOUN U'Mo Parent Sir H. Gilb. colonise 23 08 4 17 / 41 9 12 bi est Om02 12!Tu Trinity Term Sup. Ct lA.lHZS 23 12 4 17 V 4'A 10 00 brest 35 13 W i [Countq Court Charlotte 23 15 4 17 7 42 10 43 heart 1 11 14 Th (15) Eng. retook Mont. 1770. 23 18! 4 17 7 43 11 LOheait 1 50 1.5 Fri ' [Co. incorporated 1813. 23 21 4 17 7 43 lla54 belly 2 37 1() Sat St. John & Shediac Railway 23 23 4 1<5 y 44 RISES: belly 3 32 17 Su 3rd Sund. aft Trinity. Yavj:. 23 2.V4 10 7 44 0a30 belly 4 30 18 M- [victory at I'unker Hill 1775 23 20 4 10 7 45 1 42 rein.s 5 43 19|T County Court Sunbury. 23 27 4 17 7 45 2 57 reins 6 51 20 W St. John des. by fire, 1^77. 23 27 4 17 7 45 4 12 seers 7 50 21 Th First TiewHpaper Quebec 17(54 23 27 4 17 7 45 5 29 seers 8 50 22 Fri (24/l)eMonts di.s. St.J.ll.l()04 23 27 4 17 7 45 42 thigs 9 55 23 Sat U. & L. Can. reunittcl 1840 •i3 20,4 17 7 40 7 51 thigs 10 49 24 Su 4th Sunday afte;T Tiinity. 23 25 4 18 7 40 8 51 thigs 11 H% 25 Mo i [Circ. York; Dir. & Motr. Ct. 23 23' 4 18 7 4(J 9 41 knee 0a09 2H Tu ; Covntv Ct. albert & iluicitti 23 21 4 18 7 40 10 22 knee 1 00 27 W Coimt(; Ct. Victoria. [l^SS. 23 18 4 19 7 40 10 57 legs 1 51 28 Th Coronation of Queen Victot in 23 10 4 19 7 40 lla20 leus 2 38 29 Fri S'r J. Harvey at <^'uebec ot a 23 124 20 7 40 lla53 legs 3 19 30 Sat [mis, to Lord Durham 1838. 23 09 4 20 7 40 SETS 'feet ' 4a07 O. H. WARV^ICK, IMPORTER OF - Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohemian Vages, and all kinds of Mantel and Table Ornaments, Kerosene Lamps, Chimnies, &c., &c. WHOLESALE JjV/) RETAIL ' '' 7B TCTTTO- S'P:RJi:iIt]T3 &T. JOHHST, IST. B. Prices Low. Particular attention paid to Wliolet le Orders. ••*-. Harold Gilbert's prices are Low, his Goods are new. CALENDAIl. 41 1888] JULY has Thirty-One Days. [1888. Moon's Cbanoes. New Moon 9th day, Ih. 52m. «&». a.m. Fair and Warm. First Quarter, 16th day, 7h. 48m. 408. A.ii. Warm and Windy. Full Moon, 23rd day, Ih. 20m. 52s. v. u. Rain and Showers. Last Quarter, 30th day, 4h. 5m. 22(i. p. u. Variable. Apogee, Srd day, at 8h. evening. Perigee, 19th day, at 3h. eveninjf. Apogee, 31st day, at 2h. evening. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2.5 26 27 28 29 30 31 m H Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat^ Su Mo Tu W» Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu, W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu ANNIVERSARIES, FESTIVALS, OCCURRENCES, ETC. LN. 5th Sunday after Trinity. (3) Very hot Sunday in 1887. Circuit Court Queens: County Courts Kent,King8 rtW fc ^ .^ ^l >i.-^i^ Before buying your Carpets send to 42 CALENDAR. 1888.] AUGUST has Thirty-one Days. [1888. Moon's Chanoks. New Moon, 7th day, Ih 5«m. 4«8. p. m. Changeable. First Quarter, 14th day. Oh 19m. 52.s. p. M. Sultry and Fair. Full Moon. 9l8t day, llh. 56in. 48. a. m. Fair and Warm. Last Quarter, 5J9th day, 9h. 54ni. 48. A. ». Rain and Wind. Perigee, 14th day, at 8h. morning. Apogee, sttJth day, at 9h. morning 1 w 2 Th 3 Fri 4 Sat 5 Su 6 Mo 7 Tu 8 W 9 Th 10 Fri 11 Sat 12 Su 13 Mo 14 Tu 15 W 16 Th 17 Fri 1» Sat li) Su 20 Mo 21 Tu 22 VV 23 Th 24 h'ri 25 Sat 26 Su 27 Mo 28 Tu 29 VV 30 ^ill 31 Fv\ ANNIVERSARIES, FESTIVALS, v"^ ^►J 1 K G> D W OCCURRENCES, ETC. Nelson's victory of Nile 1798. Boat upaet, 19 drowned in [Falls, St. John, N. B., 1838. Calais taken by English 1347. 10th Sniid. aft. Ti in. Sir H. [Gilbert took poss. N.F. 1583. 17 |17 !l7 17 16 '16 StJohnN.B. bridi^e fell 183716 : Hull repulsed by Canad. 1812 15 ' New Bruns. lost bound. 1842.15 • Ka^ed "Sword of God" d. 642 15 : Ho. Assam, lim. to 4yr8. 1842 15 i 11th Sunday after Trinity. 14 (16) Can. took Mich.Ter,181214 Circuit Court St John. {14 Di-. min. sol. marriage 1834. {13 New Bruna. sep. Prov. 1784. ! 13 Gt. iire St. John, N.B. 1839. 'l3 V.Dare, IstE.ch.b.N. A. 1.587'l2 Guerriersfouj^'ht Constitution 12 [2h. 30m. then sank, 1812.12 (20) Cook 8urv.G.St.Lawl763 11 Battle of the Standard, 1138.11 Madras schools in N. B 1819 11 Washington destroy, and Bla- 10 [densburg taken by Eng. 181 5 10 13th Sund. aft. Trin. (it. fire 10 [in Portland, St.J.N.B.1841. 9 Circuit Court Rcstiyouche. I 9 Gov. Mass.Baytr.Lon.to N.E.I 9 Chig. canal surv. 1829. [1622.! 8 Earl T.eoflcdied 10 7. I 8 « 00 a « g 5 4 4 5 6 7 7 !h. M.I • 2a02 neck ' 3 O2'neok 00 1 arms 56 'arm 8 49 brest 'x7|brest 20iheart 57 i heart 8 3llbelly i 9 02ibelly ' 9 31 1 reins 10 OOj reins 10 32 i seers 11 06 1 seers lla45' seers RISES thigs \ 4a25!thigs i| 5 22iknee ll 6 lOlknee 50 knee 24'legs 53; legs 21'feet 46 feet 10 feet 9 36 head 10 03 head 10 33 neck 11 07 i neck lla48iarms SETS larnis 3 < H. M. 5a51 3 59 8 03 9 08 9 56 10 43 llal8 12a00 0al8 Om42 27 11 58 t7 41 51 12 6 35 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 40 10 36 11M22 12 MOO 0a33 1 08 1 45 2 19 2 54 3 27 4 04 4 53 5a58 THE LARGEST VARIETY OF Earthenware, China and Glassware IS AT- Frices Low. KIJ^'G STSEET. Prices Low. v*«- Harold Gilbert for Patterns. CALENDAR. ■43 1888.] SEPTEMBER has Thirty Days. [1888. Moon's CHAKass. New Moon, 5th day, Oh. 31m. 528. a. m. Stormy and Windy. First Quarter, i2th day. 5h, a5m. 448. p. m. Warm and Fair. Full Moon, 20th day, Ih. Om 4s. a. m. Cool and Fine. Last Quarter, 28th day, 4h. 5m. 5«s. a. m. Fair and Windy. Perigee, 9th day, at 7h. morning. Apogee, 25th day. at 4h. morning. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 91 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su ANNIVKR8ARIK8, FESTIVALS, OCCURRENCES, ETC. Castine, Me. . taken by a neat [from Halifax, N. S., 1814. Pop. Canada 70,000 in 1760. Circuit Court Gloucester. Winslow rem. Acad. NS 1755. Ld Sydenham Gov. Gen. 1839. 1st BankruptcyAct pub.1842. Sir A. Campbell Gov.NB 1831. 15th Sunday after Trinity. NS. granted Sir WAlex'r 1621 Circuit Court Nor thumb' land; \Co. Cts.Carleton ^Westmrld. Battle Quebec Wolfe k. 1759. J. Cartier at stadacona (now [called Quebec) 1535. 16th Sunday after Trinity. (18)Capitulation Quebec 1759 Circuit Court Madawaska. A negro boy adv. for sale in [N. B. Royal Gazette 1786. (20) Francia Diet, died 1840. (23) Lally taken to Eng.1761. 17th Sunday after Trinity. (25)Bat.Stamiordbridge l066. Cir. Court Victoria. Barque [Teal sld St John to Cal.1849. Turks let Siege Vienna 1529. Eng trfs.in Bos. fro. Hfx. 1768. W.ChipmanCf.Jus NB.1834. 18th Sunday after Trinity. m a 03 41 19 57 34 12 50 27 04 41 19 56 33 5 1015 46 5 23 00 37 13 50 27 No03 SO 20 43 07 30 54 17 40 04 ,M. 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 34 86 37 38 39 40 42 43 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 58 59 00 01 00 00 H-M. 6 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 19 17 15 13 11 09 07 05 03 01 59 58 56 54 52 50 48 46 44 42 40 39 S5 CO o < H. M, 3a40 4 29 5 13 5 53 6 28 7 01 7 32 8 05 8 34 9 06 9 44 10 27 11a 16 RISES 4a08 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 49 25 45 22 47 12 37 8 03 8 32 9 05 9 42 10 25 llal5 SETS 3,i07 2 < brest brest heart heart heart belly belly reins reins seers seers thiKh thigh thigh knee knee legs legs legs feet feet head head neck neck neck arms arms brest brest CI H H. H. 7a20 8 35 9 32 10 22 11 01 lla41 OaOl 0m23 03 48 34 20 11 28 6 59 8 27 9 35 10 21 11 00 11h39 OalO 42 14 45 15 52 26 09 14 6a44 IMPORTERS OF FINE GROCERIES, Fruits, Teas, Tobaccos, &a TAYLOR & BOCK RILL 84 King Street, St. John, N. B. ' ^ — Py^JltJt^ "dui^^ilJ^ kcAf^4i.>-^ ^mz,u^ Bi^c^i^:^- [^ ^^^^^SaJoTd GUber t'g is the Cheapest place to ^"^^ yf^ ^^^^c^ CALENDAR. "^JJ^'^^J^ 1888.] OCTOBER has Thirty-one Days. [1888. Moon's Changes. New Moon, .^th day, lOh. 9m. 588 a. m. Windy and Variable. First Quarter, 12th day, Ih. 4m. .528. A. m. Cool and Fair. Full Moon, 19th day, 4h. 44m. 408. p. m. Fine and Windy. Lagt Quarter, 27th day, tfh. 31m. 28s. p. m. Changeable. Perigee, 7th day, at 8h. morning. Apogee, 32nd day, at 6h. evening. ANNIVEB8ABIE8, FESTIVALS, OCCURRENCES, ETC. IMo 2Tu W 4jTh 5Fri eSat 7Su 8 Mo 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Ifi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W [S St John made free port 1811 Cty. Cts. York & Kings. First [Assembly N. Scotia 1758 English took Havre 1562. G. G. Ludlow rrea.N.B.1803 Eng. gaveind. to U.S.A.1783 19th Sund. aft. Trio. Gt. fire [Mir. Fredn. Orom. 1825 Michaelmas Term Sup. Court County Court Sunbury. Colum. first dis. Am. land 1492 Grant. Nashwk. Marson 1676 Grand Manan Ch. burnt 1839 20th Sunday after Trinity. Cathedral F'ton founded 1845 County Courts of Northavib. [and Queens County. Lockwd. surv. Chig.isth. 1819 (21) Nelson's last victory 1805 (21)Uni. Emp. Loy. atHal. 1783 21st Sunday after Trinity. Moscow retaken 1812. Nisi Prius York, Cty. Courts [Kent & St. John; Div.k Matr. Steam. Royal Tar burnt 1836 William Hogarth died 1764. (25) K"ng Stephen died 1154. 22nd Sunday after Trinity. Sir Walter Raleigh beh.1618. K. Alfred the Great died 901 (30) Treaty of Vienna 1864. « !» 20:6 145 155 20|5 215 225 24;5 25j5 27j5 28 '5 29 5 30,5 3214 33:4 354 36 4 37I4 384 40|4 414 42 4 4314 M.|H. H 36 3a48 heart i 24 heart 4 68 belly 5 29 belly 6 00 reins 6 30 reins 7 04 seers 7 41 seers 8 23 seers 9 11 thigh 10 07 thigh 16:ila08 knee 14 R18E8 knee 12 3a28:iegs 11 3d58jleg8 09 4a25|leg8 4 55 j feet 5 15jfeet 5 40!head 6 05 1 head 6 32 1 head 7 03 neck 7 39|neck 8 20;arms 9 06 i arms 9 59ibrest 51jl0a58'brest 49 SETS jheart 48 2a2i jheart 46 2 55 belly 451 3a26ibelly a ^ n* M.« 8al4 9 05 9 57 10 36 11 18 lla58 HORN 0m41 25 11 56 55 13 46 8 10 9 14 10 00 10 39 11 12 111148 0al8 42 1 11 1 45 2 17 2 56 3 41 4 47 6 13 7 37 8a38 O. H. V^ARV^IOK, IMPORTER OF Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohemian Vases, and all kinds o\ Mantel and Table Ornaments, Kerosene Iiamps, Chimnies, &c., &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 78 BZinSTG- STREET, ST. JOECaST, 1^. B. Prices Low, Particular attention paid to Wholesale Orders. /^ 'i^^ a H^^ Carpets and Fouse FurniBhings. CALENDAR. 45 1888. J NOVEMBER has Thirty Days. [1888. Moon's Chanqes. New Moon, 3rd day, 7h. .38m. 10a. p. m. Fair and Cold. First Quarter, 10th day, llh. 4lDa. 348. a. m. Changeable. Full Moon, 18th day, lOh. 51m 408. a. m. Mild and Fair. Last Quarter, 26th day. Oh. .56m. 15s. p. m. Windy and Stormy, Perigee, 4th day, at llh. morning. Apogee, l8th day at llh. evening. S fa . O \A Q 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri Sat Su Mo Tu W Th Fri ANNIVERSARIES, FESTIVALS, OCOURRUNCES, ETC. :t« - 5 w FTallowmas. SyllaatRome Mar. Antoinette b. 1755. [C. 82. Second Canad.Rebellionl838. 23rd Sunday after Trinity. (6) Remarkable Aurora 1835. Circuit Court Sunbury: Coun- \ty Court Gloucester. Gro.nt of Acadia by Henry [IV. to M. de Monts 1603. (9) Prince of Wales born 1841 . 24th Su after Trin. Canadian [victory Chrysler's Farm 1813. Cir. Cts. Charlotte db Carleton. Co. Crts. Albert d: Restigouche Great fire St. John, N.B. 1841. N.Eng. Brigands deftd. 1838. Highland SocSt. J.NB. 1842. 25th Sunday after Trinity. Sir David Wilkie born 1785. Circuit Court St. John. County Court Victoria. (21) First Stmr. at Que. 1811. [dec. part of England 1817. Grand Manan and other isles 26th Sunday after Trinity. Uestr'tive gale B. Fundy 1846, County Court Madawaska. Can. invd. from Ft. Erie 1812. Revolution in Poland 1830. St. Andrew. Low tides. 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 ' iH 406 596 176 366 546 12 6 306 4716 04 6 216 37 6 54 '6 10,7 25 7 407 55,7 107 24;7 38 7 327 057 18 7 307 427 54 7 05 7 16 7 277 377 46 7 M. 44 45 46 48 49 51 52 53 55 56 58 59 01 03 04 C6 07 08 09 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 HM, 43 42 41 39 38 H. M. 3a55 3' 35 34 ai 32 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 17 16 15 15 14 14 27 58 34 14 01 56 56 03 lla08 RISES 2a32 2 57 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 22 45 10 36 04 38 17 01 51 48 48 53 n d lla59 SETS la65 2 24 2a58 reins reins seers tjecrs seers thigh thigVi knee knee knee legs legs feet feet feet head head neck neck arms arms brest brest heart heart belly belly belly reins reiuE H. M. 9a23 10 08 10 51 lla34 MORN Oul9 1 X 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 07 55 44 41 52 14 37 41 30 08 43 13 11M44 Oal4 44 18 52 33 18 22 41 55 02 8a54 TAYLOR & DOCKRILL, Dog Cakes. Royal Owl Cigarettes. 84 KINO STREET, SAINT JOUN, N. B. •C«>, •.. ime' Wonderfal values in'Tapestry Carpets at 46 CALENDAR. 1888.] DECEMBER has Thirty-one Days. [1888. Moon's Changes. New Moon, 3rd day, 5h. 41m. 2Js. A. m. Clear and Mild. First Quarter, 10th day, 2h. aim. 348. A. M. Cold and Stormy. Full Moon, 18th day, 6h. 16m. 40s. A. M. Cold and Clear. Last Quarter, 26th day, Ih. 35m. 408. a. u. Windy and Cold. Perigee, 8nd day, at noon. Apogee, 15th day at noon. Perigee, 8l8t day at llh. morning. a I 35 5 ANNIVER8ABIE8, PE8TIVAI.S, Q ^ fe OCCURRENCES, ETC. p aj p 02 QQ [Si 1 Sat iReb. evacuated St. Denis 1837 21 2 Sun Adv. Gen.Balfour d. F.181l'22 3 Mo Trayer Book at Perth 1557. 12 4,Tu \C(mnty Court of Victoria. 22 5 W Martial law at Mont. 1837. 22 6 Th iRebels def. near Toron. 1837.122 7 Fri l(9)W.Cobbettat St. J.NB1785 22 8 Sat IGov. House F'toncompl.l828 22 9 Run { 2nd Sunday in Advent. 22 10 Mo I Cape Breton a Co. N. S. 1765. 22 lliTu \Countif Court of Westmorland. 23 12 W lAverroes died llOa 23 13 Th 'Rebels Lower Can. rou. 1837 23 14 Fri j Albert Prince Cons. d. 1861. 23 15 Sat R. Char. King'sCol.N.B.1826 23 16 Sun 3rd Sunday in Advent. [1808. 23 17 Mo ;Lt. Col. Johnston Pres. N. B. 23 18 Tu Sir Humph. Davy born 1778. 23 19 W Canadian vie. Niagara 1813 23 20 Th Vespasian estab. Emperor 69 23 21 Fri Solst. Winter begins 5h.a.m.l23 22 Sat IThe Puritans in N. Eng.1620 23 23 Sun 4th Sunday in Advent.[fl.l863 23 24 Mo 'Trea. Ghent 1814. Thackeray 23 25 Tu Christmas. 23 26 W St. Stephen. Constitution of 23 27, Th St. John Evan. [Canadasl791 23 28 Fri |43d Reg. at Quebec overland 23 29 Sat ! [from F'ton in 12 days 1837. 23 30 Sun Sunday after Christmas, [low 23 31 Mo Marmcmteld. 1775. Moon runsi23 ' |HM. 55 7 25 047 137 21 28 35 42 49 54 59 04 08 12 16|7 19(7 2l!7 24i7 25:7 267 27i7 2717 277 267 25 7 237 217 187 157 12 7 08i7 037 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 40 41 41 42 42 4.3 43 44 44 45 45 45 45 45 45 M. 14 13 13 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 15 16 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 H. M. 3a25 4 4 5 6 7 8 10 25 47 39 38 43 61 01 lla07 W k3 seers seers thigs tbigs thigs knee knee legs legs H. M. 9a45 10 32 lla22 MORN Om07 55 RISES legs la21 51 15 39 07 39 14 58 47 42 42 45 60 10a56 aETS 0a26 52 1 23 1 56 2 35 3al9 feet feet head head head neck neck arms arms brest brest heart heart belly belly reins reins seers seers thigs thigs 43 34 28 20 28 6 45 7 46 8 44 9 31 10 11 10 49 11 22 11M51 0a20 58 37 19 06 58 04 6 12 22 26 25 10a20 O. H. WARWICK, IMPORTER OP Earthenware, China, Glassware, Bohemian Vases, AND ALL KINDS OF Mantel ard TABLE OKNAMKNTS, Kerosene Lamps, Chimnies, &c. Wholesale and Retail at 78 King Street, St. John, N. B. Harold Gilbert's, St. John, N. B. > :» 1888.] CITY OF SAINT JOHN. 47 CITY OF SAINT JOHN. Hemrt J. Thobne, Esq., Mayor. I. Allen Jack, Esq., Recorder. Aldermen. Aldermen. Edward Lantalum. T. Nisbet Robertson. Stephen G. Blizard. Patrick McCarthy, William Shaw. ( ,f '.■ ■I KINGS WARD. Richard P. McGivern, Jr. QUEENS WARD. James R. Woodburn. DUKES WARD. ; Samuel Tuftt*. SIDNEY WARD. James G. Jordan. WELLINGTON WARD. Thomas W. Peters. PRIKCB WARD. George A. Knodell. John F. Morrison. GUYS WARD. William D. Baskin. James W. Belyea. . , BROOKS WARD. ' , ' James O. Stackhouse. George A. Davip. ALBERT WARD. Albert C. Smith. Charles Emerson. . B. Lester Peters, Q. C. , Common Clerk. Herbert E. Wardroper, Esq., Deputy Common Clerk. Frederick Sandall, Esq., Treasurer or Chamberlain and Receiver of Taxes. David R. Willet, Accountant Chamberlain's Office. George F. Harding, Receiver of Taxes in the City of Saint John, on the Western side of the Harbour. Hurd Peters, Esq., M. A., City Engineer and Land Agent (East). Charles D. Morrissey, Clerk to Mayor's Office, and Issuer of Licenses. Samuel Wilson. Sergeant Mayor's Office. Michael W. Maher, Inspector of Buildings. George H. Martin, Inspector of Streets. H. Adam Glasgow, Superintendent of Ferries. George W, Stockford, High Constable. City Maishals.— W. Buchanan, Thomas McPherson, James Prince, F. Miles Hancock, Edwaid Edgson, Joseph Sharp, Ebenezer K. Herrington, Jacob Ross, Thomas Hayes, Elijah Ross, Miles Merritt, Jeremiah J. Ryan. Daniel Coughlan, Janitor City Hall. Licensed Auctioneers, — W. A. Lockhart, George E. Snider, T. B. Hanington, A. J. Armbtrong, Gao. W. Gerow. Portwardens.— Augustus Quick, Oliver Emery, Samuel K. Wilson, Thomas S. Adams, William Black, John A, Ruddock, William Thomas, George Thomas, Denis Coholan. Isaac J. Olive, Jr. Charles S. Taylor, Port or Harbour Master. Alexander Reed, Clerk to Harbour Master. Joseph O'Brien, Harbour Inspector. Lighthoiue keeper at Partridge Island, James Wilson. At the Il ■^1 Harold Oiibert sends patterns to select hom 48 CITY OF PORTLAND. [1888. Beacon, Timothy Clark. 8team Whittle, Jamea Wilson, Engineer; W. Cameron, Assistant Engineer. Commissioners of Sewerage and Water Supply.— A. Chipman Smith, Esq , Chairman; George H. Martin and John Kelly. ^ Kobert J. Leonard and Augustus Quick, Commissioners to settle disputes relative to Dockage, Wharfage, and Cranage. W. H. Purdy, Shipping Master; F. O. Allison, Deputy Shipping Master. Assessors of Taxes. — W. F. Bunting, Chairman; John Wilson and Uriah Drake. Clerk, A. W. Sharpe. Collector of V> harfage and Slippage —At XTnion Street Slip, Thos Stead. At North Rodney Wharf, Samuel K. Wilson. At South Rodney Wharf, Samuel K. Wilson. At North and South M. rket Wharves and Slip, Andrew Malcolm. At Sidney Market Wharves and Slip, John Moran. Collectors of Slippage. — At Market Slip, Guys Ward, Charles Cochran. At Ship Slip, Guys Ward, Hayford & Stetson. At Strange Slip, Guys Ward, Samuel K. Wilson. At King Street Slip, Guys Ward, Wm. Dunlavey. At Protection Slip, Brooks Ward, Isaac Duffy. At Mill Slip, Thomas W. Robertson. Charles S. Taylor, Collector of Fees at Buoys, and Collector of Anchorage. Charles S. Taylor, Slip Master, Market Wharves and Slips in King's and Queen's Wards. Inspectors of Firewo")d, Bark, &c. — Peter McCart, Market Slip, King's and Queen's Wards. John Wilkins, Railway Station. Jacob Vail, Carlett»n Railway. Jacob Vail, Market Slip, Carleton. . Morris Irvine, Pound-keeper and Hog Reeve, Cfarleton, Surveyor of Lumber. — James Kennedy. Commissioners of Districts.— G. Gordon Boyne, Ist district; M.W. Maher, 2nd district; Cornelius McGourty, 3rd district ; Charles S. Melick, 4th district; Robert B. Gilmor, 5th district; Philip L. Carey, 6th district; Denis Burke, 7th district; Edward Edgson, 8th district; 9th district; William Buchanan, 10th district. Fence Viewer. — Charles E. Rajmond. Police Department. — B. Lester Peters, Q. C, Police Magistrate; Thomas McAvity, Alexander Lockhart, Thomas R. Jones, A. Chip- man Smith and T. Nesbit Robertson, Sitting Magistrates at the City Police Office in the City of Saint John. George Henderson, Clerk. John R. Marshal], Chief of Police Force. Chief Game Commissioner for the Province, James DeWolf« Spurr. Dead House Commissioner, George W. Stockford. CITY OF POETLAND. H. Lawbance Sturdeb, Mayor. Aldermen.— Ward No. 1.— J A Price, Isaiah W Holder, and R Elkin. Ward 2.— W A Chesiey, John Murphy and W B Wallace Ward 3.— Robert Jones, Edward Hayes, Jr., and G R Vincent. Ward 4 —A L Law, W L Busby and J J Forest. Ward 5.— W D Morrow, John McGoldrick and John Connor. David Tapley, Pcilioe Magistrate. Robert Wisely, Chamberlain. JF Godard, City Clerk. .. E R Gregory, Solicitor. Archibald McLean, (Jity Auditor. to out of town buyers. 1888.] FIRE DBPARTMENT. 40 John V Roberts and John McGorey, Auditors of School Accounts. Arthur W Howe, Auditor of Water and Sewerage Accounts. James Dunlop, Supervisor of Streets. ^, „,,.,.,,, ^ . Robert Dalton, Harbor Master. ' " ' ' ' ' Peters V Laskev, Henry S French, William O'Brien, James How- ard, John McGinley, Henry Wiley and John Murphy, Constables. Gilbert Lemont, High Constable. Richard Rawlings, Chief of Police. D O'Neil and Jonn McB. Morrison, Assessors. John Finch, Hugh Morris, Joshua Wood, John H Carvell, Peters V Laskey and Thomas Shaw, Pound-keepers and Hog-reeves. Trustees of Schools.— Edwin Fisher, Chairman ; Richard Farmer, John Tapley, James Wilson, I'homas E Millidge, Thomas McElroy and Michael L Coll ; William Kilpatrick, Secretary. Fire Department. — John Johnston, Malcolm Morris and Thomas Elliott, Engine Drivers; William McJunkin and George Woodo, Firemen ; William McKinley and Cornelius Daley, Teamsters. Board of Health.— Dr. William Christie, John B Eagles, Dr. J H Gray, A L Iiaw and Count R V DeBury. FIRE DEPARTMENT (East Side.) John Kerr, Esquire, Chief Engineer. {No. 1. — George Blake. No. 2. --John .Jackson. <' > ; No. 3.— John Wilson. /William Griffith, En^ineman. HOSK Co., W..UNOTON, NO. L -^ t'vfdtSrnl.T^oSn. V, Oliver Thomson, Assistant Foreman ' f Samuel Piercv, Engineman. I Walter Welsford, Hose Driver. Hose Co., Union, No. 2 \ W Cunningham, Engine Driver. I A Winchester, Foreman. (jasDinsmore, Assistant Foremen. f James Melick, Engineer. I Wm Welsford, Driver. Hose Co., Extinquisher.No. 3. \ John Fleming, Engine Driver. I Fred Blackadar, Foreman. IE W Barlow, Assistant Foreman. ( William Bowman, Captain. Hook and Ladder Company. . < Charles Jackson, Lieutenant. \ Wm Reed and D McDermott, Ilri's. Driver Chief's Wagon William Reed. Superintendent of Fire Alarm James Melick. Assistant William Reed, FIRE DEP^TMENT.-(Wb8T Side.) Gideon Spraoue, District Engineer, 4th District. Western Star, No 7- Joseph O Craft, Engineer. Prince of Wales, No 8— A Ring, Enginepr. Hook and Ladder Company— Alex Griffith. I' 1 T Buy Curtains and Cornice Poles at 50 FIUB ALARM TELBGKAni. [1888. CITY OF ST. JOHN FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. NO. IX>CALITY OF BOXES. 2 No. 2 Enj^ine House, King Sq. 3 No. 3 Engine House, Union-at. 4 Cor. Sewoll and Oarden-sts. 5 Cor. Mill and Union-sts. B Mark.Sq., Parker & Nevin's drug 7 Mechanics' Institute. [store. 8 Foot of Garden street. H Foot of Union street (East). 12 Cor. Peters' and Waterloo-sts. 13 Cor. St. Patrick and Union-sts. 14 Cor. Brussels and Kichinond-sts. 15 E\'eritt's Foundry, Brussels-st. 16 Cor. Brussels and Hanover-sts. 17 Cor. Brunswick and Erin sts. 18 Cor. Union and Cannarthen-sts. 19 Cor. Courtenay & St. Davids-sts. 21 Waterloo, opposite Ooldinpf-st. 23 Cor. Germain and C!hiu'ch-sts. 24 Cor. Princess and Charlotte-sts. 25 No. 1 EoKine House, Charlotte-st. NO. liOCALITY or BOXES. 2« Cor. PrlnceWm. and Prlnoess-sts. 27 Breeze's Corner. 28 Cor. Duke and PHnce Wm.-sts. 31 Cor. King and Pitt-sta. 32 Cor. Duke and Sydney-sts. •i4 Cor. Wentworth «S: I'rfncess-sts. liT) Queen-8t,, bet. Ger. & Char. -sts. 3« Cor. Queen and Carmarthen-sts. 37 Cor. St. James and Sydney-sts. ;tt Cor. Orange and C^armarthen-sts. 41 Cor. St. James & Prince Wm.-8ts. 42 Cor. Pitt and Duke-sts. 43 Cor. Main and Carmarthen-sts. 4.5 Cor. Britain and Charlotte-sts. 46 Cor. Pitt and St. JainpR-sts. 51 City Road, near Skatinj? Rink. 52 Pond-st. n. B^leming's Foundry. 53 Exniouth-street. 61 City Hospital. . ^ CITY OF PORTLAND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. Box 123. " 124. " 132. " 136. " 142. " 154. " 213. " 231. " 241. " 253. " 312. " 321. " 412. " 423. ? ; I LIST or NUMBERS AND LOCALITY OF BOXES. Corner Main and Bridge Streets (Indiantown). Main Street (Head of Long Wharf). Main Street (ne.ir residence of D. McLoUan, Indiantown.) Paradise Kow (foot of Main Street). Winter Street (opposite St. Paul's Church). Corner City Road and Stanley Street. Engine House, Ward 1. Douglas liuad (opposite residence of D. Tapley, Esq. ) Marsh Bridge. Haymarket Square (near J. C. Wood's. ) Corner Straight Shore an(l New Dominion Road. Straight Shore (near Chesley's Iron-Knee Foundry. ) Corner Portland and Camden Streets. Police Station. Municipality of the City and County of Saint John. COUNTY COUNCIL, APRIL, 1887. WARDEN : Thomas W. Peters, Esq., Alderman ol the City of Saint John. C0UNCTLL<5I» : EX-OFFICIO. ELECTED. City of St. John : Parish of Lancaster:— The Mayor, H. J. Thome, James Ready, Alderman Lantalum, Robert Fair. Harold Gilbert's, St. John, K F 1888.] CITY AND COXTNTY OF ST. JOH*. 51 City of St. John .— Alderman RobertRoa, Blizard, McCarthy, Stackhouae, Knodell, Smith, It i( II It II CUy of Portland: — The Ma} or. H. L. Sturdee. Alderman Price, Cheuley, Vincent, Connor, Law, ti 11 ti Parish of Siu^mait : — Cornelius J. Morgan, John VtcLf-.J, Daniel McEvoy, Pariah of St. Marti. ».•— JameH Koorke, Jacob a. Titus. Henry T. Colpitta. Pariah ofMusquaah; — J. A. Balcolm, F. 8. Clinch. Secbetaby.— H. W. Frith, Clerk of the Peace. Tbeasubeb.— J. S. Boies DeVeber. ArjDiTOB.— Kichard Whiteside. Mabhhal.— George W. Stockford. CITY AND COUNTY OF SAINT JOHN. Judge of the County Court— Charles Walters, Esq. M. McDonald, Esq., Clerk. Clerk of the Peace— Henry. W. Frith, Esq. Deputy Clerk of the Peace— H. Ijawr".nce Sturdee, Ksq. Clerk of the Circuits— John Willett, Esq. High Sheriff— James A. Harding, Esq. ; John Eankin, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper of the Gaol; Mr. Samuel Clifford, Turnkey. Coroners— S. Z. Earle, M. D. ; James Robinson, J. P. ; .John R. Rigby, J. P.; John Jordan, J. P.; Jacob D. White, M. D.; H. E. Gilmour, M. D., and Joshua Knight. Judge of Probates— R. C. Skinner. Registrar of Deeds and Wills, and Registrar of Probates— W. Chipman Dniry, Esq. Andrew G. Crookshank, Esq.. Deputy Registrar. I8suei*s of Marriage Licenses -W. E. Skinner, St. Martins; W. Albert Lockhart, EJsq., St. John; Richard N. Knight, Esq., Carleton; Wm. Glenn Brown, . Conunissioner for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court, Province of Quebec— H. Frith, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. Commissioner of Indian Unserves, under Act Vict. c. 2.5— Dr. William Bayard. Commissioner of Wrecks— R. J. Leonard. Revising Barrister— Charles Watters, Esq. George McSorley, Esq. , Clerk. Commissioners of Alms House and Work House— James Manchester, Chairman; Shadrach Holly, Michael Coll, Richard N. Knight, Thomas Fur- long, John McLeod, George A. Knrxlell. E. J. Wetmore, Secretary. Vis ting Physician, Port of St. John— W. S. Harding. Commissioners of Slaughter Houses in and for the County of St. John- Thomas L. Hay, Chairman. A. M. Magee, Secretary. Patrick Gleason, Uriali Drake, Stephen G. BUzard, John Nugent. Charles Bustin, Inspector. J. ! I Kensington Art Squares at Harold Oilbert'i, 02 ALBEUT— CART,ETON. fl88fl. COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES. COUNTY OF ALBERT. Judge of the f bounty '/ourt — Hon Wm Wedderburn. Samuel . Morne, (Merk. Hi^fh Sheriff -Asael Welln Harvey Bank. Benjamin Barry, Deputy Sheriff. ( Merk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the Circuits — Samuel G Morne, y.w\. Surrogate- (ieorpe H. Steadman, Ewj. Registrar of Probates— Samuel G Morse, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills— George Calhoun, Esq. Coroners— W H Lewis, M D, P R Moore, Robert Wright, Edward C Robinson, Silas Lynds, E Ritchie, W A West and S C Murray, M D, Stephen B Weldon, jr., Charles A McLean. Comoiissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court- -Geo Calhoun, Elisha Peck, Pringal Kelley, James M Stevens, and William P Robinson, J^Hcpiires, and the Attorneys practising in the County. Attorneys and Solicitors— Samuel G Morse, M B Palmer, Charles A Peck, George H Stea»lman, Jos H Dixon, William A Trueman, Jos H Yeomans and Allan W liray. CommisHioners of Parish Courts— Hopewell, Hon A R McClelan and Elisha Peck; Hillsboro, George Burnett and David Baizley; Coverdale, Alex W Leman and E S Outhouse; Harvey, J A Turner and J Alfred Stevens; Elgiu, Wm P Robinson and Ralph E Colpitts; Alma, David Cleveland. Issuers of Marriage Licenses— M B Palmer, Hopewell Cape; Gilbert Chapman, Coverdale; Joseph A Turner, Harvey Comer; James Horseman, Elgin; J S Atkinson, Albert. Commissioners for taking Sj ecial Bail in the Supreme Court at Hopewell -Geo Calhoun, Esq; Riverside, A R McClelan. ^ Commissiont- ra of Sewers for Hopewell — Valentine Smith, M Dow - ling, Gideon Gray and Mariner T Tingley. Rri vising Barrister— Hon W Wedderburn. John A Beatty to be Vender of Liquors, under the Canada Tem- perance Act, for the Parish of Hillsboro. Auctioneers — K Bezanson, Hillsboro; Samuel Stewart, Hopewell Cape; Thomas Kenney, Harvey; George Wood, Albert. Game Warden, S C Murray. Teacher of the Grammar School— T E Colpitts, Alma. MUNICIPALITY OF ALBERT. Warden— Peter Duffy. Councillors— Hopewell, G H Minor and 8 J Calhounj Hillsborough, Peter Duffy and CUiarles J Osman; Coverdale, C Gaskin and Charles Smith; Harvey, W A West and Guilford R Smith; Elgin, Robert 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, George F. Foster. 64 King Street, St. John, N. B. 186S.] OAllI.RTOW. 58 .iK Clerk of the Peace— Wra. M. Oonnoll, Eaq. Sum Iff ate — Lewis P. Fieher, E«q. Registrar of Probate«— John C. Win low, Esq. lleKistrar of Deeds and Wills— John S. Leighton, Esq. Deputy, Mr. John S. lieighton, Jr. Cominiasioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Lewis P. Fisher, George Connell, John C. Winslow, William M. Connell, R. K. Jones, S. B. Appleby, JameH A. Pliillips, A. B. Connell. Williamson FiHher, Josiah K. Murphy, Norman W. Winslow, D. Mc- Leod Vince, A. G. Lindsay and B. C. Foster, Kscis. Issuers of Marriage Licenses — W. M. Connell, Howard B. White, G. R. Kurt, Hugh Miller, Wentworth Winslow, J. R Murphy, David J. Wiley, W. W. Hay, Horace V. Darling and B. M. Boyer, Esqs. Wm. B. Jewett, Es(|., f jr the Town of WoodHtock. Notaries Public— Le*is P. Fiuher, (Jeorge Connell, J. C. Wi. slow, Wm. M. Connell. S. B. Appleby, J. Norman W. Winslow, Wiliii*ai- son Fisher, Josian R. Murphy, D. McLeod Vincc, A B. Connell and B. C. Foster, Es<\n. Practining Attornies— L. P. Fisher, fJeorge Connell, John C. Wins- low, Wm. M. Connell, R. K. Jones, Stephen B. Appleby, A. B. Connell, Josiah R. Murphy, D. MuLeod Vince, J. Norman W. Winslow and B. 0. Foster, Escja. ConimissionerH for Parish Civil Courts— William W. Hanmiond, Woodstock; George W Hovey, Northampton; Ivory Kilbum, Rich- mond; James A Bridges, Peel; James Simcmson, Wakefield; Matthew Hutchison, Wicklow; Ch>irle3 R Upton, Simonds; Samuel H Shaw, Brighton; Alexander G Lindrtay, Aberdeen; Geo ge W. White, Wilmot; D S Jones, Kent. Revising Barrister — Hon J G Stevens. Clerk, A B Connell, Esq. Coroners — George Stickney, George West, Charles R Upton, Wm E Drier, John T. Allan, Samuel Watts, Charles P Connell, MD, Theodore H Estey, Rii-hard Port, Thomas B Tiafton, Neliemiah Tompkins, Richard B Ketchum, Elijah M Shaw, James A Phillips, John R Hagerman, MD, Colin King, W H Morehouse, NeA'ton R Colter, MD, G L Cronkhite, W W Hay and George Hatfield. Auctioneers — Alansou Paysen, William F Dibblee, W W Hay and Simon McLeod. Game Warden — J C Winslow. Fishery Warden — Geo R Burtt. Truitees of Grammar School — Wm M Connell, Wm F Dibblee, David V Merritt. Collector of Customs at Woodstock— D F Merritt; Clerk, F Gal- lagher. Centreville, H T Scholey, Sub Colleotctr. Debec, Capt R Kirkpatrick, Sub-Collector. MUNICIPALITY Oi' CARLETON. •Iff Warden— David S Gibson, Esq. Secretary-Treasurer — Randolph K Junep, Esq. Auditor — Samuel Watts, Esq Councillors — Woodstock: G W Slipp, J R Murphy and John Graham; Parish of Woodstock: Charles L Smith and Joseph Speer; Wakefield: L R Harding and Major H Emery; Richmond: James Watson and W W Hemphill; Northampton: David S Gibson and C P Bull; Brighton: Henry TedJie and Alex. Shaw; F^eh W E Crandle mire and W Tompkins, Jr; Aberdeen: John Mcintosh and William Simpson; Kent: W A Squires and Chas E Gallagher; Wicklow: 'f 1 ( '"J Felt and Linen Squares at Harold Qilbert's, 54 CHABLOTTE. [1888. Andrew Caldwell and Geo L (^ronkhite; Wilmot: Chps A West and J W Plumme.; Simonds: Amos T> Shaw and J R Tracy. Inspector to enforce C T Act 1878 — U R Harmon. Jailor — Samuel Jouea. TOWN OP WOODSTOCK. Maj'or — H A Conn ell, Esf^. Police Magistrate — Wm Dibblee, Esq. Town Marshal— W R Snow. Treasurer and Reoeiver of Taxes —Williamson Fisher. Collector of County Rates — Israel Churchill. Postmaster — John C Winslow. Assistant — H W Bourne. Superintendent Water Works — Donald Munro Engineer Water Works — Alex. Dunbar. Chief Engineer Fire Department —Major F H J Dibblee. Branch Bank of Nova Scotia— Wm Haliburton; J Harley, Teller. Merchants Bank of Halifax ~E C Jarvis, Agent; G A White, Ac- coimtant. COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. Judge of the County Court— James G Stevens, Esq. Jas G Steve »s jr, Clerk. Clerk of the Circuits— M N Cockbuni, Esq. High Sheriff— H A Stuart, Esq. Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — F Howard Grimmer, Esq. J nd^e of Probates — Hon B R Stevenson. Registrar — M N Cockburn, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Harris H Hatch, Esq. Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the SupremeCourt— Abraham Young, D Wetmore, John Mcintosh, Edward Dagget, W A Eraser, T Barry, and all Attornies of the Supreme Court. Commissioners for taking Bail — W A Eraser, Grand Manan; T Barry, St. George. Notaries Public— John F Grant, James G Stevens, jr., James Mitchell, Lewis A Mills, M McMonagle and W C H Grimmer, (St Stephen). F H Grimmer, Benjamin R Stevenson, Jas Bolton and M N Cockburn, (St Andrews). Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — A Judson Seelye, Esq, (St George); Henry Smith, Esq, (West Isles); CEO Sa^^jeway, (St Andrews); Daniel Criiley, (St. Stephen). Police Magistrate — Daniel Criiley, (St Stephen); George S Clarke, (Miltown). Revising Barrister — Hon J G Stevens. Coronors — David Mowatt, Samuel T Gove, M D, Thou .as Dick,M D, Hubert McLachlin, Duncan Marshall, M D, H P Reynolds. M D, J A Wade, M D, H Gove, M D. Frank I Blair, M D, and VYUliam McK I>einstadt, M D, Cyrus Cheney. Auctioneers— George P Campbell, S F Nesbitt, CEO Hatheway, Richard Dyer, and James Bolton. Issurers of Marriage Licenses — F Howard Grimmer, (St Andrews), Chas Johnscn, (St George); Luke Byron, (Campobello) George Hill, M P P, (St Stephen); G K Wetmore, (West Isles); Cyrus Cheney, (Grand Manan); Oscar Hanson, (Lepreaux). f 4 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] GL0UCE8TKB. 55 MUNICIPALITTf OP CHARLOTTE. Warden— Thomas T Odell, Esq. Secretary — F Howard Grimmer, Esq. . : Treasurer — William Whitlock, Esq. ,''''.',- Auditor — W C H Grimmer, Esq. , ■ •' Councillors— St Andrews, M N Cockbum &nd G D Grimmer; Saint James, J Atkinson and W Forsythe; St Stephen, John Maxwell and George Baxter; St Uavid, A J Moore and Robert Smith; St Patrick, H Dyer and P McLauchlin; St Croix, James Russell and David Johnstone; St George, Andrew McGee and A J McGee; Dumbarton, Robert McKinney and Thomas McCann; West Isles, G K Wetmore and Albion Heney; Clarendon, Archibald Nixon and J W Scott; Dufferin, Martin L Young and George Hannah; Grand Manan, W E Talton and J W Worster; Campobello, John C Brown and C F Batson; Lepreaux, H ? Reynolds. M D, and 0!^car Hanson; Pennfield, Samuel McKay and W N Bucknam. , COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. Judge of the County Court- Wm Wilkinson, Esq. T DesBrisay, Clerk. Clerk of the Circuits— Theophilua DesBrisay, Esq. High Sheriff --Laman R Doucett, Esq. Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — Theophilas DesBrisay, Esquire. Surrogate — Theolphilus DesBrisay, Esq. Registrar of Probates — D G McLauchlin, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills— M H McGinley, Esq. Stipendiary Magistrate— D Gustavas McLauchlin, Esq. Stipendiary Magistrate at Caraquet- -J G Blacktall, Esq. Coroners — Joseph Sewell, Wm t'erguson, D G McLauchlin, James G Blai.khall, Gideon M Duncan, M D, Robert Rivers, John C Meahan, M D, Henry A Sormonay, E Hutchinson, William Taylor and Wm P Bishop, M D. Trustees and Directors of the Grammar School — Theolphilus Des- Brisay, Hon John Ferguson, John Kerr and James Hickson, Esquires. Teacher, F W Oowperthwaite. Barristers, Attornies and Notaries Public— Theophilus DesBrisay, D Gustavus McLauchlin, T Swayne DeiBrisay, John J Harrington and Narcisse A Landry. Commis;iioner for taking Bail in the Supreme Court —John Kerr, Esquire. Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — The Bariisters and Attornies practicising in the County, and Hon Robert Young, Jas G C Bbckhall, John Young, John Kerr and Henry A Sormony, Esquires. Revismg Barrister— T S DesBrisay. Labor Act Commissioner— Bernard Commeau. Commitfsioner under Act 38 Vict, Chaps 4 and 5— John Kerr, Esq. Issuers of Marriage Licenses — John F Carter and H Bishop. Fisheries Officers— Bathurst, James Hickson; Caraquet, Joseph F Hache; Petit Roche, Frederick Commeau; Shippegan, Adolph Ache, Esquires. Auctioneerfl- Wm Taylor, Hon Robert Young, John Kerr, Fhilip Rive, John E Baldwin, Robert B Vail and Walter M Buck, Enquires. Table and Piano Covers at Harold Gilbert's, 56 KINGS. [1888. Collector of Cnstoms— Wm J O'Brien, Esq. Customs^ Landing Waiter — David Leahy. Preventive Officer — Pockahaw, Patrick Foley, sr; Caraquet, Theoline Blanchard. Vice-Consul Norway and Sweden — John Sivewright, Esq. Commissioners of Parish Courts— Beresford, Bernard Commeau; Batbnrst, D G McLauchlin and James M Thompson. New Bandon, John Foley and John Hornibrook; Caraquet, James G C Blackball and James K Landry; Shippegan, Jonathan Dorn and Henry A. Sormony; lukerman, Jos Sewell; Saumarez, Wm Afcher and Oliver Bobichaud, Esquires. ; .;•' ,, ,i,,f . ,, , MUNICIPALITY OF OLOUOESTBR. " ;S •■' •«'- ' ' Secretary-Treasurer— John Sivewright, Esq. '.*,''. - ;'^='' Audik>r — John E Baldwin, Esq. Councillors— Bathurst, Jacob White and Samuel Melanson; Beres- ford, Thomas Hall and Thomas Poudreau; JJew Bandon, Patrick Foley and Uhale Landry ; Caraquet, Juste Hache and Ludgen Legere; Shippegan, Thomas Ahier and Hon Wm Taylor; Inkerman, John A Ferguson and Hugh Cowan; Saumarez, John Young and Wm Ferguson; St Isidore, Charles F Prison and Alexander R Young. COUNTY OF KINGS. Ora P King, Judge of the County Court— Wm Wedderburn, Esq. Clerk. Stipendiary Magistrate— George H Wallace, Esq. Clerk of the Circuits— Isaac H Hallett, Esq. High Sheriff— Samuel N Freeze, Esq. Deputy Sheriff and Jailor- James W. Sproul. Keeper of the Rolls, Judge of Probates, Clerk ot the Peace and Secretary Treasurer — George Otty, Esq. Registrar of Probates — George O D Otty. ., „ Registrar of Deeds— George Barnes, Esq. Referees in Equity--John H Cother and Robert LeB Tweedie. Seller of Law titamps — Henry J Fowler. Coroners — James Wet more, jr., Adino Paddock, MD, O Purdy, Rufus A Stockton, John Wilson, Allan McLeod, George Rix Price, William Keith, Wm B McKeel, Foster McFarland, MD, Joshua Burnett, MD, William Keith, William Fairweather, P«ter Brennan, Wm Buchanan, J E B McCready, James Fenwic ': Phers^n, D Beverley Hatfield, John H Raymo.-d 'McLellan^ Peter Campbell, George HJol:u D J' "^'lederick Mc ■' » A Moi>re, .'vlD, Charles shna Oldfield, and Samuel F Murray, MD, John H Ryan, MD, D T McLellan, Henry G Fowler, Bliss Thome, MD, Samuel Morton, Wilson. Commissioners for taking Affidavits and Bail in the Supreme Court —John C Price, S Foster, J W Nowlan, Philo M Raymond, Nelson Arnold, Geoige Barnes and D T McLellan, Esqs. Issuers of Marriage Licenses -Henry J Fowler, Wm Fairweather, Chas M Hunt, S N Freeze, Andw McAfee and John R Merritt, Esqs. Revising Barrister— Hon W Wedderburn. Auctioneers— E S Freeze, William H White, E Perkins, Samuel Freeze, Gilford Cougle, Benjamin Sproui, Abraham Johnsoa, jr., William Keith, James E Fryers, Isaac Pearson, John D Mabeie, Jos D Baxter, Joseph Belyea, W M Teakles, Samuel Gosline, Noah Keith, William A Stockton, J McNaught, J Sharp, B L Crawford, 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] KENT. 57 G Downey, D M Johnson, Douglas Fairweather, Samuel Foster, Jas W N«>wlan, John E Ryan, G H Whiting and Chas H Morrison. Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — Wm Buchanan, Esq., West- field; William B McKiel, Esq, Greenwich; John Mclntyre, Esq, Kars; John Woodward, Esq, Rothesay; J D Micheau Keator, Esq, Hamp- ton; J Douglas Baxter, Esq, Norton; Wm J Britiain, Esq, Spring- field; Wm Barnes, Esq, Upham; Weeden Fowler, Esq, Hammond; Wilford L Corey, Esq, Havelock; James A Fenwick, Esq, Studholm; C D Fairweather, Esq, Kingston. Game Warden — Lewis J Almon, Stipendiary Magistrate for the Parish of Hampton — Thos A Peters. For the Parish of Studholm —Albert S Mace. For Norton— D Beverly Hatfield. Commissioner under chap 88 Consolidated Statues of Insolvent Confined Debtors— R Le B Tweedie. MUNICIPALITY OF KINGS. Warden — James A Moore, Esq. Councillors— Cardwell: John Moore and Fred M Anderson; Green- wich: W L Belyea and A M Mabee; Hammond: R W Forsyth and D J Fowler; Hampton: Chas J Smith and L A Peters; Havelock: Chas J Keith and John H Mace; Kars: Geo W Palmer and William Helms; Kingston: John O Dann and R. W. Wetmore; Norton: D B Hatfield and A B Hayes; Rothesay: Jas S Keirstead and William Maynes; Springfield: JAS Keirstead and Geo GG Scovil; Studholm: D S Sinnott and C W Waymin. Sussex: Geo W Fowler an. V. Mclnerney, Esq. Auditor— Caleb Richardson, Esq. Couucillors— Carleton, H. A. Caie and Stephen O'Ponnell; Acadieville, S. Babineau and A. Pineau; St Louis, U Johnson and M Diagle; Richibucto, Ci Livingstone and F S Peters; Weldford, Terence Curran and C Y Walker; Harcourt, S S Brigg.sand Thomas Atkins(ni; Wellington, J B Lamothe and CalixteLeBlanche; St. Mans, J B Gognean and Luc Johnson; Dundas, T M Gognean and and Richard roirier COUNTY OF MADAWASKA, Judge of the County Court— James G. Stevens, Esq. Clei-k of the County Court and Clerk of the Peace--BaiTy R. Plant, Esq. High SherifT— J. Francis Rice, Esq. Clerk of the Circuits— Bany R. Plan';, Esq. Judge of Probates— Barry R. Plant, Esq. Barristers and Attornies- A. Rainsford Balloch Bany R. Plant, Fred La Forest and C A David Gagnon, Esq^. Notaries Public— A Rainsford Balloch and Fred La Forest, Esq. Registrar of Probates— Hilair Peltier, Esq. Registrar of Wills and Deeds— Hilair Peltier, Esq. Coroneis — John Lynch, S. C. Hudon, Edwin Akerley, Mathitis Nadeau, Hilair Peltier and F. A. Couillard, Esqs. Commissioners to Solemnize Marriage— J. E. Hodgson, Edwin Akerley and Enoch Baker, Esqs. Issuers of Marriage Licenses— Thomas Emerson, Stephen Haf ey and P. O. Bryam, Esqs. Corinnissionei's for taking Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Court — A. Rainsford Balloch, Barry R. Plant and John T. Hodgson, Esqs. Parish Court Commissioners- St Francis. RS Peltier: StHildaire, Honore Cyr; Madawaska, B R Plant; St .Jacques, Docite Bosse; St Basil, P A Thiboudeau ; St Ann. Abraham I'erron ; St Ijconard, D O Burgoine. Fiee Grant Commissioner for Micheaud Settlement— Francis Micheaud, Esquire. Auctioneer— J L Rice, Esq. Game Warden— A Rainsford Balloch, Esq. MUNICIPALITY OF MADAWASKA. Warden— Basil Beaulieu. Secretary— A Rainsford Balloch, Esq. Treasurer— Alexis Cyr, Esq. Auditor— Hilair Peltier, Esq. Councillors -St Francis, Stephen Haeffy and Thomas Clair ;SaintHilaire, Zepherin Diagle and Vital Cyr; Madawaska, Maxime Martin and Narcisse Marquis; St Basil, Levite Theriault and Louis Thibedeau; St Leonard, Basil Beaulieu and Christoph Parent. Harold Gilbert's, St. John, N. B. 1888.] NOBTHUMBERLAND. 59 C:OUNTY OF NORTHUxMBERLAND, Judge of the County Court— Hon. W. Wilkinson. Samuel Thomson, Esq., Clerk. Clerk of the Circuits— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q. C. High Sheriff -John SherefP, Esq. Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q. C. Judge of Probates— Samuel Thomson, Esq., Q. C Registrar— J. B. Eraser, Esq. Deputy Registrar— James R Lawlor. Registrar of Deeds and Wills — John Lawlor, Esq. Coroners— Allan A Davidson, Robert B Wasson, Ed\fard Rorers, John S Benson, B N T Underbill, C C Watt, John Fallen, M D, John Pond, John Johnson, Joseph Chaplin, Wm P Bishop, J H Freeman, M D, Alfred C Smith, M D, J McDonald, fiouis N AUain, Michael S Benson, JohnRamford, Frank B Swim, Michael O'Brien, Joseph B. Benson, M. D., and John S. Weir, Esquires. Cfommissioner for taking Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court— Wm. Park, Esq. Parish Court Commissioner— Hardwicke, Alexander G Williston. Barristers, Attornies and Notaries Public— Newcastle, Allan A Davidson, Q C, Samuel Thomson, Q C, Michael Adams, W A Park, E P Widiston, and Charles J Thomson, Esquires; Chatham, A A Davidson, jr, Richard Carman L J Tweedie, G B Eraser, R B Adams, Robert Murray and Warren C Wius- low, Esquires. Issuers of Marriage Licenses- -S Thomson, Joseph R Goggin, Harvey Doak John S Pond, and F. L. Pedolin, Esquires. Commissioner for Parish Court— Chatham, George B Fraser, Esq. Auctioneers— Charles Marshall, John Fish, Jabt^z B Snowball, Robt Blake. James Johnson, W Wyse, and George Staples, Esquires. Revenue Officers— Chatham, Collector, Daniel Ferguson ; Waiter, Searcher o.nd Locker, W Anderson. Newcastle— Collector, ; Waiter, Searcher and Locker, D McGuar. Collector of Inland Revenue— R A Lawlor. ' Consuls— Norwegian, Hon R Hutchinson ; Prussian, Edward Hutchinson, Esquire. United States Consular Agent— R R Call, Esq. Revising Barrister— Hon W Wilkinson. Chatham Gaplight Company— Richard Hockin, Esq, President; And Dr J Fallen, Esquires, Directors. Board of Health— Chatham, Lemuel J Tweedie, J 3I"G Baxter. M D, John Coleman, Donald McLachlan and Patrick Connors, jr. Board of Health, Newcastle— John B Nicholson, A C Smith, M P, Hiram A Fish, M D, Robert Ritchie and Robert McLean, M D. MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Warden— John O'Brien. Secretary -Treasurer— S Tlio mson, Q C. Councillors— Ludlow, John McA'eer, Geo Nelson; BUssfield, Enoch A B imford; Blackville. B N T Underbill, Daniel Sullivan; North Esk, Michael Ryan, William Jones; South Esk, Jared Tozer, James Somors; Derby. Jas Robinson, John Betts; Nelson, Peter Essou, John O'Brien; RoRersville, Jude Hache, Raymond Lavoray; Newcastle, Chas E McKeen, John Woods; Chatham, David G Smith, Roger Flanagan ; Glenelg, Hugh Cameron, Robt McNaugliton; Hardwick, Michael Bransfleld, George Fowler; Alnwick, Jas Anderson, Anthony Adams. COUNTY OF QUEENS. Judge of the County Court— James Steadman, Esq. J R Curry, Esq, Clerk. High Sheriff— W S Butler, Esq. Clerk of the Peace— Clerk of the Circuit ■ .Judge of Probates — — Registrar of Probates— James R Curry, Esq. Registrar of Deeds— Robert T Babbitt, Esq. Notaries Public—Charles A Harding, J R (Jurry and B S Pa'.mer, Esqs. N Tapestry Carpets with Borders to match at 60 QUEENS — RK8TI00UCHE. [1888. Barristers and Attornies— Cliarles A HanUng, James R Curry and J DeVeber Nealen, Esqs. Issuers of Marriage IJcenses -William H White, Hiram Cody, B S Palmer, R P Yeomans, D M Pearson, .John Law and G W H Palmer, Esq. Coroners— R T Babbitt, Jolm Mui-phy, S V White, Ambro e Palmer, Robert D Akerley, iSamuel R Stewo.rt, Mayes Case, Isaac C Burpee, Malcolm C McDonald, M D, Michael Y Cox, Abraham Wiggins, Thos H Pearson, Sydney A Dibblee, James (i C Heatherington, T W Peiry, J G Nugent and (ieorge Smith, Esgs. Commissionera for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court— Charles Keith, Robert T Babbitt, David Ferguson and George H Jones, Esqs. Commissioners for taking Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Court — Charles A Harding, James R Curry, Robert T Babbitt, (Gagetown), Thomas Leonard, (Petersvillf), John Goldfinch, Isaac C Burpee, (Chipman), Charles Keith, (Brunswick). Cieorge N Golding,(Wickham), Samuel L Peters, (Hamp- stead), Charles E Lanagan, (Chipman), and James Palmer, Esquires, Commissioners of Parish Courts Gagetown; Thomas Leonard, Petersville; George J Worden, Wickham; Isaac C Burpee, Chip- man; Daniel Palmer, Canmng; Benjamin S Palmer, Hampstead; George E McLean, Waterborough ; Thos O'Donnell, Johnston, Wm, H. White, Cam- bridge. Revising BarHster— Hon. J. Steadnian. Auctioneers— Archibald McAllister, David Ferguson, James Gardiner, John Armstrong, William Hogshaw, Thomas Leonard, CNDarrah, Peters- ville; .James Pearson, Johnson- L S Van wart, Wickham, Walter S. Butler, Canning; Lawrence O'l^ary, Cnarle Keith, Brvmswick: Thomas Dykeman, N B Cottle, Cambridge ; I S Vanwart, Hampstead ; T William Perry, Wm Sonierville, J P Belyea, Charles M Lawson, W Cooper, Amos S Core.y and B S Babbit, MUNICIPALITY OF QUEENS. Warden— Henry Johnson. Secretary -Treasurer— R T Babbitt. Auditor— C D Dykeman. Councillors— Alfred Humphrey and Wm B Coi-ey, Brunswick; James S Robin.son and Abiathur FCamp, Cambridge; R P Yeomana and Geo W H Palmer, Canning ; R D Richardson and Wm McAllister, Chipman ; Charles H Ebbett and Joseph Hoben, Gagetown; Isaac S Vanwart and Stephen E Clark. Hampstead; T William Perry and John Leonard, Johnston ;George H Jones and Henry Johnston, Petersville; John Granville and James F Robeits Waterboro ; James T Belyea and John H Delong, Wickham. C0U2^TY OF RESTIGOUCHE. Judge of the County (IJourt— William Wilkinson, Esq. J S Morse, Esq, Clerk, High Sheriff— William H Phillips. Esq. Clerk of the Circuits— James S Morse, Esq. Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— James S Morse, Esq. Surrogate — James S Morse, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills— John Barbarie, Esq. Registrar of Probates— John Barbarie, Esq. Supervisors of Roads— Robert Sinclair, James Mclntyre, John Calligan, John Campbell, Richard Parker. Issuer of Marriage Licenses— J C Barbarie, Esq. Commissioners for taking Bail in the Supreme Court — Charles Murray (Campbellton), William Montgomery, Esquires. Commissioners for Parish Courts— William S Smith, Dalhousie; William Mott, Addington; John McMillan, Colbome; Andrew Har- vey, Durham. Free Grant Commissioner, Sunnyside— Dugald Carmichael. Revenue Officers— Port ot Dalhousie, William Montgomery, Col- lector of Customs; E J Stewart, Waiter, Searcher and Locker. Pre- 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] SUNBURY. 61 ventive Officers— , Dalhousie; James McMillan. New Mills; William Doyle, Jacquet River, Cauupbellton, Aichibald McKenzie, Deputy Treasurer; A R Chamberlain, Waiter, Searcher aad liocker. Coroners— James S Morse, Allen McKendrick, William Disbrow, MD. Victor J A Vernon, MD. Revising Barrister— Hon W Wilkinson; Clerk, Frank E Bennet. Deputy Crown Lands Surveyor- Thos T Russell, Fishery Wardens— William McMillan, Alexander McPheraon and Albert J Verge (Cross Point). Teacher of the Grammar School— C H Cowperthwaite. Auctioneers— William Mott, S Morse, W S Smith, George Gordon. Restigouche Agricultural Society— William Montgomery, Presi- dent; John Murchie and Alexander Dickie, Vice-Presidents; W H Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer, Game Waiden- Dr William Grey Disbrow. MUNICIPALITY OF RE&TIGOUCHE. Secretary — Henry A Johnston, Esq. Treasurer — William Montgomery, Esq. Auditor— David Ritchie, Esq. Councillors — James S Harguail and John Miller, Dalhousie; John Mowat and Adam Duncan, Addington; Donald McLean and James McMuUan, Colborne; John CuUigan and Thomas Hayes, jr., Dur- ham. Warden— James S Harguail. L COUNTY OF SUNBURY. Judge of the County Court— James Steadman, E jq. George J Bliss, Clerk. High Sheriflf— Charles H Clowes, Esq. . Clerk of the Circuits — Charles W Beckwith, Esq. Clerk of the Peace— George J Bliss, Esq, Judge of Pr«bate8 — George L Brown. Registrar of Deeds and Wills and Registrar of Probates— Frederick Harrison. Issuer of Marriage Licenses — David S Duplesia. Fishery Warden— W E Taylor. Commissioners for Taking Affidavits -C H Clowes, George "Hoben and James S White, Esquires, Commissioners of Parish Courts— George W Hoben, Burton; Chas Brown, Maugflrville; Nathan P Day, Sheffield; John D Wilmot, Lincoln; Thomas E Smith. Bliss ville; Thomas S Alexander, Gladstone ; James Miller, sr, Northfield, Receiver of Royalties for Sunbury and Queens-John Maynard, Esquire. Coronerp— Gerhardus Clowes, Moses H Coburn, Frederick Seely, Thomas Tumey, John R Seely, Henry Rees, Albert Ferguson, John T Bailey, H B Mitchell, Thomas '1 aylor, George Noble, David W Hartt, Thomas H Kelly, Geotfre A Perley and James H Hayward, Esquires, Revising Barrister — Hon J Steadman. Auctioneers — A Harrison and James S White, Esquires. Game Warden — A Matthews, Esq. ' I Before buying Carpets send to Harold Gilbert for patterns. 63 VICTORIA. [1888. Sunbury Agricultural Society- President K W Foster; Vice- PreBidenti, Charles B Harrison, Thomas Perley, D H Burpee, F B Taylor, A Barker; Secretaiy, Whitehead Barker; Treasurer, James Bailey. MUNICIPALITY OF 8UNBUBY. Warden— George A Perley. Auditor— D S Duplesia, Esq. Secretary -Treasurer— W E Taylor, Esq. Councillors— Maugerville, Hand Foster, George A Perlev Sheffield, Thomas P Taylor, C J Burpee; Lincoln, 4.1bury Grass, Parker Glasier; Burton, G E Armbtrong, James Holden; Gladstone, D W Hartt, J Tracy; Blissville, J W Hoyt, John Murphy; Northfield, Robert Linton, John Welton. COUNTY OF VICTORIA. Judge of the County Court — James G Stevens, Esq. Frederick Kerston, Clerk. High Sheriff —James Tibbitts, Esq. ^ Clerk of the Circuits -W F Kerston, Esq. Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the Peace — Thomas Lawson. Judge of Probates— W F Kerston, Esq. Registrar of Probates — James Tibbitts, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills — John C McClusky, Esq. Commissioners for taking Special Bail — Adam Beveridge, Hon John Costigan. Issuers of Marriage Licenses — William Everitt, H B Peterson, Saul Bishop, Leonard Kelly and Benjamin Kilburn, Esqs. Abolition and Imprisonment of Debtors' Act — F W Brown, D B Gallagher and P H Davies, Esqs. Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Hon John Costigan, F W Brown, D B Gallagher, John E McClusky and R H Davies, Esqs. Commissioners of the Parish Courts — Andover, Joseph Barnes at'd James A Armstrong; Grand Falls, F W Brown and Lewis Rivers; Perth, Moses Craig and Murray B Cox; Drumraond, H Peter and Lingord Peterson; Gordon, John Ryan; Lome, .Tohn Mc'Oougall. Free Grant Commissioner for Leonard Settlement — Chfe R Scoles. Board of Valuators — A J Beveridge, Andover; Moses J Price, Drummond. Coroners— R W L Tibbitts, MPP, E Hutchison George W Murphy, and Leonard W Wilson, Esqs. Barristers and Notaries Public- W F Kerston, D B Gallagher, Alex Straton. Revising Barrister — D B Gallagher. Seizing Officer— John Ryan, Jh.sq. Collector Customs —Walter Armstrong. Sub-Collector —George A Bedell. Preventive Officer— George Baird. Auctioneers— F W Brown, John McClusky, Lewis Pickett, Samuel J Raymond, H Peter and Lingord Peterson. Trustees of Grammar School— Geo T Baird, Jos Barnes, A J Perley and Rev Leo A Hoyt. Vice-Consul tor His Hiwaiian Majesty— Frederick W Brown, Esq. Game Warden— Adam Beveridge, Esq. 1 » Oompare fi!arotd Oilbert's qualities and prices before buying. 1888.] WESTMORLAND. 63 MUNICIPALITY OF VICTORIA. Warden — A J Beveridge, Esq. Secretary-Treasurer— Alex Straton, Esq. Auditor — A J Parley, Esq. Councillors- -Andover, James E Porter and A J Beveridge; Perth, Enoch Lovely and William Philips; Gordon, John Smith and Alex Walker; Lome, William Everett and W H Miller; Grand Falls, D Murchison and John McClusky; Drummond, William Bragall. COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. Judge of the County Court— Hon Bliss Botsford ; J B Peck, Esq, Clerk; Deputy Clerk, Wm Cbipman Hazeu. Stipendiary and Police Magistrate, Parish of Salisbury — Frederick W Emerson, Esq. Clerk of the Circuits — R Barry Smith, Esq. Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— Charles E Knapp,E8q. High Sheriff— Angus McQueen, Esq. Police Magistrate, Moncton— J Wortman, Esq. Sitting Magistrates, Moncton — R Barry Smith, David Grant and James Flannagan, Esquires. Jud^e of Probates— A E Oulton, Esq. Registrar of Probates — Charles E Knapp, Esq. Registrar of Deeds and Wills — William Backhouse, Esq. Coroners — Jacob Wortman, W J M Uanington, J W Chapmam, Robert Bell, Ctiipman W Smith, John Blacklock, Kufus Oalton, Colin Van Buskirk, Ralph Siddall, Thomas A LeBlanche, Charles Somers, Clement Bourke, Nelson O Trites, Wm W Irvine, George Dixtm, Edward G Gooden, Dixon Callen, Wm Dobson, John Irvine, J C Price, Elias W Elliott, Wm Bissett, E T Gaudet, M D, John Baird, E Moore, J D Ross, M D, James Outhouse, Roland F Keith and Edward P Doherty, M D. Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court- Edward Cogswell, Sackville; D Hanington and William B Deacon, Shediac; S S Wilmot and John Boyd, Salisbury; Howard D Charters and Robert Hallet, Moncton; Point DeBute, Martin Trueman, and all the Attomies-at-Law in the County. Commissioners for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court — How- ard D Charters, Moncton; William B Deacon, Shediac; and the Jnjge of the County Court in the County. Notaries Public — D L Hanington, Charles E Knapp, J B Peck and A D Richard, Dorchester; Chris Milner and H A Powell, Sackville; D Hanington and William B Deacon, Shediac; Bliss Botsford, Har- vey Atkinson, R Barry Smith, R A Borden, James Kaye and C A Steeves, Moncton. Presiding Justice, Town of Moncton Civil Court— J Wortman, Esq. Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — Lovel I^ewis, Moncton; George Chapman, Salisbury; William B Deacon and F G H^trshman, Shediac; S G Gilbert and M F Richards, Dorchester; William Duncan and Patrick Hebert, Botsford; Samuel Sharpe and Chappelle SiUiker, Westmorland; Wm F George and Walter Cahiil, Sackville ; Thomas Herritt, Petitcodiac. Commissioner of Sewers for Frosty Hollow Marsh, Packville— James Lowerison. Commissioners of Sewers for Fox Creek Marsh, Moncton — David Bourke and Florian White. Harold Gilbert sends samples to any address on application. 64 TOIIK. [1888. PatterHon, Salisbury; R -William KstabrookB, C'ommiHHionerH of I-alior Act -John VV Chefiley Tait, Shediac. (JominiHHioner of Sewers for Jolicure Canal EHciuire. OomniissionerH of Sewers, (Irreat < 'anal, ParinheB of Westmorland and Sack ville -Silas 1) Copp and Timothy Richardson. Commissioners of Sewer.i liarochois Marsh, Shediac — Donomic Budrot and Mark Budrot. Commisi-ioners of Sewers for MiHsiguash Marsh — Hiram Trenholm. (Commissioners of Seiners for Mill Creek Marsh, Sackville — Rufns Bulmer. Commissioners of Sewers, Etter, Aboideaii Marsh, Sackville and Westmorland— Bradley Etter, Isaac Lowerison and Nelson Bulmer. Auctioneers— William Lawrence, Silas Crane Carters and J Weldon (Chapman, Dorchester; W J M H^nington and Wm B Deacon, Shediac; tl esse L Bent, Sackville; J Wortman, Benj Toombs and R A Hallet, Moncton, Issuers of Marriage Licenses— S W Tincfley, Dorchester; R A Borden and David (irant, Moncton; R B C Weldon, Willet W Keith, George J Dobaon, Rufus R Oulton and Charles A Keith. Revising Barrister — Hon B Botsford. (irammer School Teacher — A Denton, Sackville. (lame Warden — Richard C Boxall. Board of Health, Mtmcton— Peter McSweeney, , Alex Girvin, W J Norfolk, M 1), E McSweeney. Sackville and We»tm >rland Agricultural Society — President, W F George; Vice-President, Albert Carter; Secretary, Howard Trueman; Treasurer Fred Dixon; Executive Committee, Ira Patterson, John T Carter, Timothy Hicks, Hiram Trenholm and Colpitts Fillmore; Depositories, Albert Trueman for Westmorland; Fred Dixon for Sackville; Auditor, Thomas Pickard. MUNICIPALITY OF WESTMORLAND. Warden— Amos Ogden, Esq. Councillors— Botaford, Wm Avard and Patrick Riley; Dorchester, A D Richard and Wm Dobson; Moncton, Stephen Mills and Richard Lutes; Sackville, George Campbell and Amos Ogden; Salisbury. Hiram Humphrey; Shediac, C H Gallant and Poirrier; West- morland, C A Black and Albert Trueman. COUNTY OF YORK, -Jas Steadman, Esq. William Wilson, Esq. Deputy Sheriff, John B Haw- Judge of the County Court- Eeq. MPP, Clerk. High Sheriff— A A Sterling, thome, Esq. Keeper ot the Rolls and Clerk of the Peace- Henry B Rainsford. Surrogate— F A H Straton. Registiar of Probates— F B Gregory. Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Abraham D Yerxa. Coroners— Thomas Brown, Theo C Br- wn, David Little, William Jamieson, Hezekiah Cronkhite, I'harles McGibbon, Alexander Btay, George N Howland, Charles F Hoben, William McKenna, J C Mott, MD, A Bennett, G E Di)w, MD, George H Van wart, David Moore, Geo A Perley, B Coburn, Francis Kilburn, R D Brooks, Samuel Watts, Geo E Coulthard, MD, John Z Currie, MD, M F Keith, Heed and Rattan Furniture at Harold Gilbert's, St. John. I ■■i 1888.] YORK. 65 MD, Albert Z Key, J C Brown, MD, John B Grant, Alfred Rowley and Jamea Poniroy, Enqn. Judge of Probates— F A H Straton, Ebo. Collector of Royalties— .TdmeH Henry, Em(|. CommisBioner for taking Bail in the Supreme Court— Daniel Gal- lagher, R8q. Commipaioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court— The several Attornies practiHing in the County. CoramiHsionerfl of PariHh Civil CourtH— William Jamieson, Prince William; John E Petty, Manners Sutton; Whitefield Esty, Biight: James B Garden, St Mary's; Alonzo C Dow, Canterbury; Alfred W Sears, Dumfries; Adam Sharp, Queenshnry; Lewis Fisher, New Maryland; Alfred B Avery, Stanley; S A Purdie, Fredericton; M S Ryan, Sauthampton; Edward Pidgeon, Douglas; A E ('liflf, Kings- clear; W W McGeorge, North Lake; John L Fletcher, St Mary's. CORPORATION OK FREDERICTON. Geohoe E. Fenety, Esq., Mayor. Charles W Beckwith, (Jity Clerk. Hugh Calder, Deputy City Clerk. John Moore, Esq , Treasurer. James F, McMurray, City Auditor. ALDERMEN. ( W. Grant Gaunce, ( George Parker. ( Jesse Tabor, ( George Gillraan. ( Thomas W. Smith, \ James McManus. ( Arthur Limerick, I Loran C. McNutt. Marshall Richey, J. Douglas Hazen. { > Wellington W»rd. I St. Ann's Ward. I Carleton Ward. [ Queens Ward. > Kings Ward. M T Wheeler, City Marshal. Daniel Casey, Road Master. David Currie, Wharfinger. Elijah Clark, Esq, Commissioner of the Alms House. James Roberts, Collector of Miscellaneous Licenses and Taxes. Martin Niwlin, Keeper City Hall. John Perks, Clerk Market. Assessors — James Farrell, Chairman; Geo A Cliff, David B Barker. Revisors — Aldermen Parker, Gilman, McManus, Limerick an 1 Richey. Trustees of Schools — Appointed by Government: A. F Randolph, Chairman; J L Inches, Dr Coulthard and T R Everett. Appointed by City Council: Wesley Vanwart, A A Sterling, P McPeake and John J Weddall. Police Department— John L Marsh, Esq, Police Magistrate; John Richards and John McDonald, Esqs, Sitting Magistrates. Policemen —Dow Vandine, Sergeant; Paul Phillip', Z Wright. Fire Department — Andrew Lipsett, Chief Engineer; Geo Hatt, jr, Assistant Engineer. John McLaughlin, Captain, No I Hoie. Geo W Ross, Captain, No 2 and 3 Ho.^e, Central Station. H C Rutter, Captain, No 4 Hose. Geo W Clark, Captain, No .5 Hose, 7 Visitors are invited to call at Harold 6- .**•!'• 00 liOYAI, FAMIF.Y. [1888. Hook nnd Laildor uiid Subu^'u ('uriiH John B Huwthorn, Cai)tain. Pound Kt'0|)er John W Hawtliorne. AlioH IliMiHe Koepi-r I'utricik l''arrel. Siipfiiiitt-ndcnt of Water VVorkK— Alex Biirchill. Secretary, CHrh W IJei'kwith, Khii. CoiinnoiiH DiiverH -Hichardsoii l?oone, Peter Hannlnj?, Jainen Diudop, Jnlin li Hawthorne, An, died December 14th, 1861. Her Royal Highness, Yietoria Adelaide Mary Louise, Princess Royal, born 21st November, 1840. Married 2r)th January, 1858, to His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince of Germany. and inspect prices and quality. 18881. UREAT BRITAIN. 67 HIh Roynl IlighiuisH. Albert EdvVHnl. Piinct; of Wulcs, Duko of Saxony, Corn wall and Kothosay, Earl of I)ul>lin. etc. IJorn November 8tb, 1H41. Married lOtb Marcb, mv.i, to tbe l»rhjceH8 Alexandra Caroline May C'barlotte Louisa .Julia, born Ist Dec, 1844, eldest daugbter of Hie King of Denmark. Her Royal Highness. Alice Maud Mary, born April 25111. 1848. Married Ist July, 1862, to His Royal *Higbness, Prince Louis Frederick William, of He.sse Darmstadt. Died Aug, 26tli. 1878. His Royal H'gbness, Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Kent and Earl of Ulster. Rorn (itb August, 1844, Ad- miral Royal Navy. Married 23rd .January, 1874, to the Grand Duchess, Marie Alexandrowna, daugbter of tlie Empress of Russia. Her Royal Higlmess, Helena Augusta Victoria. Born 2.'5tb May, 1846. Married July r)th, 1866, to I^rince Frederick Chris- tian Charles Augustus, of Scblesweig Holstein-Sonderburgh- Augusterburgh. Her Royal Highness, Louise Caroline Alberta. Born March 19th, 1848. Married March 21st, 1871, to John, Marquis of Lome, K^night. His Royal Highncps, Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of Connaught. Born May l.st. 1850. I^t Colonel Ritle Brigade, 27th Sept., 1876 Married 13lh March, 1879, to Princess Louise Margaret, daughter of Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia. His R(- al ifighness, Leopold George Duncan Albert, Duke of Albany. Born 7th April, 1858. Married April 27tb, 1882. to Princess Pyrmont Helena, of Waldeck. Died March 25th, 1884. Her Royal Highness, Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore. Born 14th April, 1857. Married July 13th, 1885, to Prince Henry of Battenburgh. CABINET MINISTERS OF GREAT BRITAIN. Prime Minister and First Lord of the Trcnsuij — The Marquis of Salisbury. Chancellor of the Exchequer— Maniuis of Salis- bury. Secretary for Foreign Affairs Goshen. Secretary for the Colonies— the Right Hon. Sir Fred. A. Stamley. Home Secretary — Mr. Henry Matthews, Q, C. Secretary for W^ar — Right Hon, W. H. Smith. Secretary for Lulia — Right Jlon. Sir Chief Secretary for Ireland— Sir First Lord of tbe Admiralty— Lord President of the Board of Trade — I'residcnt of the Local Goverment Richard Ashetown Cross. Michael E. Hicks Beach. George Francis Hamilton. Lord Stanley, of Preston. Board— Mr. Charles Thompson Ritchie. President of the Coun- cil—Viscount Cranbook. Secretary of State for Scotland — the Right Hon. Arthur James Balfour. I^ord High Chancellor — Baron Halsbury. Lord Privy Sea! — tlie Earl of Cadogan. Post- master General — Sir Cecil I^eekes. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland The Marquis of Londonderry. Lord Chancellor of Ireland — Lord Ashbourne. Attorney General for Ireland— John G Gibson, i.' Wilton and Velvet Carpets at Harold Gilbert's, 68 DOMINION OP CANADA. [1888. Q. C. Solicitor General for Ireland — Ed. McNau^hton, Q. C. Lord Advocate of Scotland— the Right Hon. J. H. A. Mac- donald, Q. C. Solicitor General for Scotland— Mr. J. B. Robert- son, Q. C. Attorney General of England — Sir Richard E. Webster, Q. C. Junior Lords of the Treasury -Col. W. H. Walroud, Sir H. E. Maxwell, Bart, and Mr. Sydney Herbert, Secretary to the Board of Trade — Baron Henry de Worms. Political Secretary — M. A. A. Douglas. First Commissioner of Works — Right Hon. David Plunket. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster — Lord John J R Manners. Master of the Horse— The Duke of Portland. Mistress of the Robes — the Duchess of Buccleuch. DOMINION OF CANADA. The Most Noble Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurick, Marquis of Lansdowue, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, Earl of Kerry and Shelburne in the Peerage of Ireland, Governor General of the Dominion of Canada. queen's privy council for CANADA. Right Hon Sir John A Macdonald, Premier, and Minister of Indian Affairs. Sir Charles Tupper, C B, Minister of Finance. Hon J S D Thompson, Minister of Justice. Hon J H Pope, Minister of Railways. Hon Sir H Langevin, C B, Minister of j Public Works. Hon McKenzie Bowell, Minister of Customs. Hon John Costigan, Minister of Inland Revenue. Hon John j Carling, Minister of Agriculture. Hon Thomas White, Minister ! of the Interior. Hon Sir A P Caron, Minister of Militia. Hon I A W McLellan, Postmaster General. Hon J A Chapleau, Secre- I tary of State. Hon G E Foster, Minister of Marine and Fish- eries. Hon Frank Smith, President of the Council. Hon Wm Millar, Speaker of the Senate. Members of the Senate for the Province op New Brunswick.— Hon Amos Edwin Botsford, Westmorland; Hon Wm Hunter Odell, Fredericton; Hon David Wark, Richibucto; Hon John Ferguson. Bathurst; Hon John Boyd, St John; Hon Abner Reid McLellan, Hopewell; Hon Joiin Glasier, Sunbury; Hon James Dever, St John; Hon H S Poirier, Chatham; Hon J D Lewin, St John. Members op the House of Commons for the Province op New Brunswick. — Albert, Prof Richard Weldon; Carleton, Frederick Hall; Charlotte, A H Gi^mour; Gloucester, Kennedy F Burns; Kent, P A Landry; Kings, Geo E Foster; Northum- berland, Hon P Mitchell; Queens, George F Baird ; Restigouche, R J Moffalt; St John (city), J V Ellis; St .John (city and coutny) Charles N Skinner and *C W Weldon; Sunburv, 11 D Wilmot; Victoria, John Costigan; Westmorland, Josiah Wood; York, Thomas Temple. 54 King Street, St. John, K. % 1888.] PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 69 His Hon Sir ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Lieuleuant Governor of the Province of Ontario. His Honor Hon Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Quebec. His Honor Hon MATTHEW L HICHEY, Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Nova Scotia. His Honor Sir SAMUI^L LEONARD TU.LEY, Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick. His Honor Hon A A Mc}50NALD, Lieutenant Governor of Princt; Edward Island. His Honor Hon J C AIKINS, Lt-Governor of Manitoba. His Honor Hon C F NELSON, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. His Honor E DEWDNEY, Lieutenant Governor of the North West Territories. PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. His Honor the Hon SIR SAMUEL LEONARD TILLEY, Lieut Governor of the Province of New Brunswicli. Aide de Camp, Major Gordon, I S C. Extra Aide de Camp, Lt-Colonel Armstrong, NBBG Artillery. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Hon A Harrison, President. Hon David McLellan, Provincial Secretary; lion A G Blair, Premier, Attorney General; Hon Jas Mitchell. Surveyor General ; Hon P G Rynn, Chief Commissioner Board of Works; Hon Robert J Ritchie, Solicitor General. Hon Gains S Turner, without office. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Hon D Hanin^ton, President. Hon William Hamilton, Hon D Hanington, lion John Lewis, Hon Thomas R Jones, Hon C Mclnerney, Hon Archibald Harrison, Hon James Ryan, Hon William Kelly, Hon Frederick P Thompson, Hon A A David- son, Hon A t) Richard, Hon James Holly, Hon J C Barberie, Hon F D Thompson, Hon G Hudson Flewelling, Clifton; Hon George W White. HOUSE OK ASSKMIJLV. Speaker— Hon Wm Pu^sley. County of Albert— W J Lewis, Hillsborough ; Hon Gaius P Turner, Harvey. County of Carlelou— G Randolph Ketchum, Woodstock; Marcus C Atkinson, MD, Centreville. County of Charlotte— Hon James Mitchell, Geo D Hibbard, fepecial prices for furnishing Hotels, Ohurches, 70 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. [1888. St George; William Douglas, Moore's Mill; James Russell, IJayside. (Jounty of Gloucester— Hon P G Ryan, Caraquet; John Young, Yracadie. County of Kent— I LeBlanc, St Mary's. County of Kings— William Pugsley, Rothe-- .y; George L Taylor, MD, Hampton; A S White, Sussex. County of Madawaska County of Northumberland— J P Burchih, A Parke, New- castle; Lemuel J Tweedie, Chatham; E Hutchison, Douglas- town. County of Queens— Thomas Hethermgton, Johnston; Albert Palmer, ilampstead. County of Rcstigouchc— William Murray, Chas B Labillois, Dalhousie. City of St John—Silas Alward, John Berryman,MD, 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 Suubury — Arthur Glasier, Fredericton; Charles Harrison, Lower Maugerville. County of Victoria -George F Baird, Centre Perth. County of Westmorland— J L Black, Sackville; D L Haning- ton, Dorchester; AmasaEKillam, John A Humphrey, Moncton. County of York — Hon A G Blair, Wm Wilson. Fredericton; Richard Bellamey, Lower Southampton; David R Moore, MD, Stanley. OFFICERS OF HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. George J Bliss, Esq, Clerk ; John Richards, Esq, Assistant Clerk; John B Grieves, Esq, Sergeaut-at-Arms; Rev Jos Mc- Leod, DD, Chaplain; C W Beckwith and Albert Gregory, Esqs, Engrossing Clerks. OFFICEUS OF THE CROWN. Hon David ^IcLellan, Receiver General and Provincial Secre- tary; Hon Andrew G Blair, Attorney General; T Carlton Allen, Clerk of the Crown; James S Beek, f]sq, Auditor General; R W Tibbilts, Esij, Deputy Provincial Secretary; George N Babbitt, Esq, Receiver General; Andrew Inches, Esq, Deputy Surveyor General. Queen's Counsel— Hon Chas N Skinner, James J Kaye, Lewis P Fisher, G S Grimmer, B licster Peters, Charles W Weldon, F E Barker, Allen Davidson, Samuel Thompson, Theophihis DesBrisay, George G Gilbert, H Hutchinson. B R Stevenson, D L Haningtou, C 11 B Fisher, E L Wetmore, P A Landry, E Mc- Leod and T E Morion, Esqs. and Public Buildings, at Harold Gilbert's. 1888.] CONSULS. '1 CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS. James Murray, United States Consul at the Port of St John. W J Simpson, Vice-Consul and Deputy. United States Consular Agents— F B Coleman, Fredericton ; James H Green, McAdam Junction; }{ N Call, Newcastle; Geo Stickncy, St Andrews; Hugh Ludgate, St George; James II Lakeman, Grand Manan. Robert Thomson, jr, Consul for North German Empire for the Counties of St John, Charlotte, Westmorland and Albert. Alexander Morrison, Consul German Empire for Hcstigouche, Kent, Northumberland and Gloucester. J H Thomson, Royal Vice-C'onsul at St John for Hungary, Austria, Sweden and Norway. Vice-Consuls for Sweden and Norway— W J M Hanington, Shediac; Richard Hutchison, ]\Iiramichi; Robert llutclusoni Restigouche; John Ferguson, Bathurst. J H Scammell, Vi'^eConsul Chili and Peru, St John. George Carvlll, Consul for France, St John. D R Jack, Vice-Consular Agent for Spain, St John, N B. W B Morris, Consular Agent for Spain, St Andrews. Daniel Brown, Consular Agent for Spain, St Stephen. F O Allison, Portuguese Consul at St John, N B. James Macgregor Grant, Consul of the Netherlands, St John. Allan O Crookshank, Hawaiian Consul. Commissioners for taking Affidavits, Acknowledgements, De- positions, etc, for the Courts in the Province of New Brunswick - M M Chisholm and Charles Reynolds, Halifax, NS; Thomas Kelly, Esq, Summerside. P E Island ; W H Beatty, Estj, Prov- ince of Ontario; John il M Duff, Esq, John Taylor, Esfj, and George R Lockie, Es(i. Montreal; Joseph p]le/iird'Pouilot, Esq, Frazerville, P Q; William Simpson Walker, Esq, Montreal; George H Mullin, Esq, oflice — No 17 State street, Boston jSIass; Stillman B Allan, Esq, Boston, Mass; .John W Lewe, Esq, Bos- ton, Mass; C O'Connor, Esq, Manchester, New Hampshire; Joseph Braman, Esq, New York; Harry Pollock, No 47 Gresliam House, London, England. Commissioner of Deeds, etc, for Nova Scotia— A H DeMill, Esq, Barrister, St John; John Kerr, Prince William street; EG Kaye, Esq, Barrister, Prince William street. Commissioner of Deeds, etc, for Quebec — Henry W Frith, Esq Barrister, St John; John Kerr, Es([. Commissioners for Massachusetts— John Kerr and Charles L Richards, Esqs. Commissioner for Ontario — p] J Kaye. Commissioners under Chaptei 36, Consolidated Statutes — Geo W Morse, Chas J Noyes and Eugene O Upton, Boston; John L Ward, for the city of New York; Corydon Mathews, of Ply- mouth, for the Counties of Devon and Cornwall; Theophilus II Oliver, Quebec; Chas A Hanson, Montreal; William S Pettigrew, Chicago; J H Sadlier Dyke, Liverpool, England; Henry Percy Blanchard, Victoria, British Columbia; Wm B M Bird, No 5 I J ».' Harold Gilbert makes special prioes for furnishing^ 73 COURTS. [1888. Gray's Inn Stiuaro. London; Hector IJaxtcr, Minneapolis, Minn"» Wm T Kayes, Dublin, Ireland; B W (-olien, Counsellor at Law, New York'; Wni Kussifil, C!oke, London, England; Alfred Howell, Toronto, Ontario; Arthur Po''"id, 7 Queen street, London, Eng; Tliomas Robert Pennington, liiverpool, England. Commissioner for the State of Pennsylvania — Thomas J Hunt. Commissioner for the States of New York, Maine, New Hamp- shire, Vermont and Connecticut — John Kerr. COURTS. SUPRKME COUUT OP JUDICATURE. Chief Justice — lion. John C. Allen, 13th October, 1875. Justices. — Hon A. R.iinsford VVetinore, 25th May, 1870 ; Hon. Acalus L. Palmer, .Tudge in Equity, ^lay JJOth, 1879; Hon. G. E. King, December, 1880; Hon. John James Eraser, January, 1888; Hon W. H. Tuck, 17th March, 1885. T. Carleton Allen, Esquire, Clerk of the Pleas and Clerk in Equity. COURTS FOR THE PROBATE OF WILLS, AND ORANTINO ADMINISTRATIONS. R Chipman Skinner, Judge of Probate.s. The Probate Court for the City and County of St. John, is held eviM'v Friday at throe o'clock at the Registry Office; and the like Court in the other Counties of the Province, is held at the times specially appointed by the respective Judges. COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. Honorable A. K. Wetmore, Judge; F. A. H. Straton, Esq., Registrar. COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. lloii. Clias. Wattcr.f, .Tudgeand Commissary ; B. Lester Peters, Esquire, Deputy Judge and Commissary ; , Advocate tien- eial ; A. A. Stockton, Estj., Registrar and Scribe ; G. Sidney Smith, B. li. Peters, Q.C., and Alfred E. Oulton, Es(iuires, Surrogates. Thos. (;. Mumhert, Marshal. OlVicial Stenographers to the Courts. — Frank H. Risteen, Division No. 1. P. Dcvine, Division No. 2. Wm. II. Fry, Division No. 3, REFEUKK8 UNDEU ACT URSPKCTING TITK ADMINISTRATION OF JCSTKE IN EqriTV. Albert — William A Trueman, Charles Allison Peck. Carleton — Stephen B Appleby. Charlotte— James G Stephens, jr. Gh)ucester— Theophilus Desbrisay, Kent— Henry Havelock, James Caleb Richardson. Kings— John II Cother, R S Lelierte Tweedie. Madawask a Hotels, Public Buildings, Jltc. 1888.] COURTS. 73 Northumberland— E. Perley Williston, Robert Murray, Warren C Winslow. Queens . — '. Restigouche— James 8 Morse. St Jolm— fJharles Doherty, Edwin H McAlpine, H Lawrance Sturdee, John L Carleton. Sunbury— Charles W Beekwith, Henry B Rninsford. Victoria _____ Westmorland— Henry II Emmerson, Chipman A Steoves, Humphrey Gilbert. York— George F Gregory, Havelock Coy. COMMISSIONERS FOH TAKING AFFIDAVITS AND BAIL. Albert— George Calhoun, Hopewell, Com Affidavits; James Stevens, Harvey, Com Affidavits and Bail ; Wm J Robinson, Elgin, Winthrop Akerley, Alma, Elisha Peck, jr, Hopewell, Robert G Crosier, Com Affidavits. Carleton— George D Raymond, Woodstock, Com Bail ;Robt Kerr, Wicklow, James A Phillips, Com Afhdavits and Bail; Henry Pyson Scholey, Com Affidavits; William Hammond, Commissioner Affidavits and Bail. * Charlotte — John Mcintosh. Com Affidavits and Bail; John Farmer, Com Bail; Robert Clark Thomson, Cora Affidavits and Bail; James A Grant, Com Affidavits; Daniel (-ully, Abraham Young, St George, Alexander J McCann, Dumbarton, Chas E O Hatheway, St Andrews, William A Eraser, Grand Manan, Thos Barry, St George, Henry Chipman Seely, North Head, Com Affidavits and Bail; Isaac Woodward McLaughlin, Cora Affi- davits and Bail. Gloucester — Thomas II Carman, John Doran, Shippegan, Wra Napier, James G C Blackball, Robert Young, John Young, John Kerr, Bathunst, Joseph Sewell, Inkcrman. Cora Affidavits and Bail; John Ferguson, jr, Richard Lawson, Henry A Sormonez, Shippegai , Com Bail; Mederic E Burgeois, Com Affidavits, Kent— John Bowser, William G Sutherland. Thomas H Bliss, Richibucto, Cora Aftidavils and Bail; William B Weldon, Richibucto, Robert Clark, John C Ross, Robert Brown, Theo- philus Belledo, Thomas Coates, Com Affidavits. Kings -Norval Ilallett. Samuel Foster, Jas A Reeves, Sussex, Com Affidavits; Nelson Arnold, Sussex, Isaac A Dodge, Upham, Philo L Raymond, Springfield, James Cookson, Kingston, (Jom Affidavits and Bail; John C Upham, Levi F Sharp, Norton, Ellas P Freeze, Cardwell, David PMcLellan. Cardwell, Weeden Fowler, Hammond, Com Affidavits; William McLeod. Green- wich, Com Affidavits and Bail; D Beverly Hattield, Com Affidavits. Carpets made and laid by experienced workmen at 74 COURTS. [1888. Northumberland— Patrick Watt, Richard Davidson, William Park, Newcastle, Com Affidavits and Hail; John Macdougall, Alexander Londers, Com Affidavits; George A Blair, MiTes Mc- Millan, Cora Affidavits and Bail; William Williston, John Mc- Laggan, Ralph Payle, James T Griffin, Com Affidavits. Queens -E 8 Burpee, James Ingleden, Johnston, Com Affi- davits and Ball; Thomas Murray, Johnston, Isaac C Burpee, Chipman, Joseph B Perkins, Petersville, John Goldfinch, Chip- man, John Curry, Gagetown, Com Affidavits; Chas Keith, Com Affi(iavits and Bail; George N Golding, Thomas Leonard, Petersville, James Palmer, Canning, Com Affidavits; David Ferguson, Gagetown, Com Affidavits and Bail; Thos Murray, Com Bail; Robert T Babbitt, Gagetown, Com Affidavits and Bail; Henry Todd, Johnston, John W Perry, Johnston, Samuel M Starkey, Johnston, John Snodgrass, Waterborough, Com Affidavits; Walter S Butler, Com Affidavits and Bail; James T Roberts, Waterborough, Cora Affidavits. Restigouche — George GIrdon, Campbellton, William S Smith, William Montgomery, Com Affidavits and Bail ; John Kerr, Com Bail: Thomas Kerr, Allan G Adams. Campbellton, Com under Con Stat cap 44, sec 3; Richard Parker, Com AfHdavits. Suubury — Charles H Clowes, Oromocto, Com Affidavits and Bail; Moses H Cob'urn, Sheffield, Charles J Bailey, Fredericton Junction, Thomas A Beekvvith, Daniel G White, Oromocto, Geo Hoben, Burton, Com Affidavits. Victoria — John Costigan, Com Affidavits and Bail; Francis Xavier, John T Hodgson, John C McClusk(!y, Andover, George A Bedeul, Andover, H Douglas Beveridge, Andover, Com Affi- davits; Joseph Barnes, Com Bail; Samuel A Cameron, Com Affidavits and Bail; Fred W Brown, Com Affidavits and Bail. Westmorland — Daniel Hanington, Shediac, John McKenzie, Moncton, William C Deacon, Shediac, Thomas Keillor, Dor- chester, Warren W Price. Petitcodiac, Com Affidavits and Bail ; Hanford Read, Martin Trueman, Joseph H Avard, Silas A Char- ters, Memramcook, Gideon PINFax well, Sackville, Geo J Dobson, Botsford, James Hamilton, West Elgin, Com AtHdavits; William Backhouse, Dorchester, Com Bail; Amos Keith, Salisbury, Thos Herrit, Petitcodiac, Com Affidavits. York — Clarence E Grosveuor, Canterbury, James Fairley, Alexander Bennett, Com Affidavits; Hezekiah Cronkliite, South- ampton, Daniel Gallagher, Com Bail; Luke Lawson, Canterbury, Com Affidavits; William Whitehead, Com Affidavits and Bail. Board of Agriculture— The Hon David McLellan, President; George L Colwell, Frederick W Brown, Julius L Inches. David T Johnston, James E Fairweather and Josiah J Anderson, K Harold Gilbert's, St. John, K. B. 1888.] BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIE8. 75 BOLL OF BARRI [Observe.— Those whose nam STERS Al VD ATTORNIES. n Italics are either not residing es are printed i or not practising in this Province. NAMES. Admitted Admitted Residence. Attorney. Barrister. Richard Carman, .... 16 Oct., 30 17 do. 32 Chatham. Charles A. Harding, 11 Feb., 32 11 Feb., 34 Gagetown. Samuel Gay Morse, .... do. do 9 Feb., 37 Hopewell. Robert Barry Dickeij, .... 7 Feb., 18^5 7 do. 35 Nova Scotia. Hon. W. Hunter Odell, A. li. ISJuly, 18!^5 8 Feb., 38 Fredericton. Stephen H. Hitchings, .... do. do. 12 Oct., 37 Saint Stephen. Christopher Milner, .... 17 Oct., do. do. do. Dorchester. George Botsford, .... 11 Feb., 1837 11 Feb., 1837 Fredericton. John D. Mnn^ar, .... 14 Oct., 37 14 Oct., 37 Nova Scotia. Martin Bent Palmer, 10 Feb., 38 6 Feb., 40 Hopewell. Fredericton. Francis A. H. Straton 13 Oct., 38 13 Oct., do James Stanley Morse 9 Feb., 39 4 Feb., 41 Restigouube. Theophilus DesBrisay, Q.C. do do do do Bathurst. WiUiam Tyng Peters^ .... 13 June, 40 16 June, do Kings Co. Andrew C. Black, 17 Oct., 40 13 Oct., do Saint John James A. Harding, .... do do do • do Saint John. Allan A. Davidson, Q C,, ... 17 Oct. 40 13 Oct., 42 Newcastle. James Peters Wetmore, do do do do Fredericton. James J. Kaye, Q. C, Edward H. Wilmot, A. M., 4 Feb., 41 9 Feb., 43 "^aint John. 14 Oct., 41 13 Oct., 42 Fredericton. Lewis P. Fisher, Q. C 18 June, do 17 June, do Woodstock. WUUam M. Howe, 13 Oct., 41 13 Oct.. 42 P. E. Island. Charles Doherty, 13 Oct., do 13 Oct., 43 Saint John. Thomas G. Chapmaii, 9 Feb., 43 fi Feb.. 45 Dorchester. George Ottv, .... 13 June, 44 15 Oct., do Hampton. James Odell, A. B., 6 Feb., 45 5 Feb., 46 Nova Scotia Thomas W. Bliss, 6 Feb., 45 17 June, 48 Richibucto. iSamuel B. Davidson, do do do do California. John Henry Phair, . . . 1(> Oct., 1845 14 Oct., ] 847 Fredericton. George Hare, 5 Feb., 46 3 Feb., 48 Saint John. Albert T. D. McEhncn do do do do Brit. Columbia. James R. Curry, .... 11 June, 46 13 June, 48 Gagetowu. 1 WiUiam, Henry Hafheway... IT) Oct., do 13 Oct. do Saint John. Ward Chipman Drury, A. B., do do 14 do 47 do. 1 Samuel Thomson, Q. C, 10 Oct., 46 12 Oct., 48 Newcastle. | George J. Bliss, 4 Feb., 47 10 Feb., 49 Fredericton. 1 Frederick Coster, 10 June, 47 15 June, do Australia. William H. Buckerfield, .... Henry W. Frith, do do Westmorland. do do "do "■ "do Saint John. | Hon, Peter Mitchell, .... do do do do Montreal. Geo. G. Gilbert, A. B., Q. C, do 47 12 Oct., 48 Saint John. Edward Jack, .... 14 Oct., 47 13 June, 50 Fredericton. B. Lester Peters, Q. C, .... \'i Oct., 48 Oct., 50 Saint John. Daniel Ferguson, .... 7 Feb., 50 7 Feb., 62 Chatham. Edward B." Chandler, do do 10 April, Feb., 51 Dorchester. John C. Winslow, .... 13 June, 50 58 Woodstock. William W. Street, A. B., 113 June, 50 12 June, 51 Fredericton. f Harold Gilbert, importer of Carpets and House 76 BARTtlSTERS AND ATTORNTES. [1888. NAMES. Robert Hutchinson. Q.C Benjamin G. Gray, A. B., Lewis J. Almou, ... . D. Gustavus Macluuchlan, Charles W. Weldon, Q. C, Alexander Biillcntine, Hard Peters, MA., .... Will in m P. Dole, A. P., .... John L. Mursh, rfun., A. B., Charles J. Sayre, . . . . George Frederick Hill, .... Joseph B. Feck, . . . . James R. Macshnne, .... Charles E. Knapp, Charles N. Skinner. Q. C.,.. Georjfe Sidney Smith, A. B., Daniel L. Haningtou, Q. C, Benj. R. Stevenson, A .B.,Q.C., Henry Bartlett Rainsford, J ohn Augustus Wrij^ht, A. B. T. Gray Merritt, F. E. Barker, D.C.L., Q. C, Charles Allison Peck, illiam Munson Jarvis, Joseph C. Barberie, .... Charles H. B. Fisher, Q. C, John Graf toil Clifford A. Rankin Bedell", A. B., .... Thomas A. elling, Edw. L. etmore, A.B..Q.C. illiam M. Conuell, LL. \i., George F. Gregory, T. Barclay Robinson, A. B., Caleb Richardson, .... Patrick K. Sweeny, Finnemore E. Morton, Q.C. . . Lewis A. Mills, James F. McManus, .... Alfred Henry DeMill, A. M., H. liawrauce Sturdee, A. M., Silas Alward, M. A.,D. C. J. Peter Millar, , , , , Robert Prooks Peters, Edwin Byron inslow, Robert Caie, Thomas Lewifi Ilarrhon Andrew G Blair, Alfred F. Street, George McSorley, James G. Forbes, A. C. Fairweather, Frederick W. Stockton, Walter James Kiliier, Robert J. Ritchie, Robert Matthew, A. M., A.P Admitted Attorney. Oct,, do Oct.. 12 June, Oct., 7 Feb., 10 June, do April, Feb., April, Oct., do Feb, June, 14 Oct., June, do 1 April, 1 April, June, do April, April Oct., Oct., 19 do y Feb., iG April, 12 June, 12 June, do do lit Oct , do do 19 Oct., 18 Oct., 11 do 17 June, 10 Oct., 15 Oct., do 11 Feb., do do 18 April, do do 13 April, 13 April, 13 Oct. 13 Oct., 14 do 14 Oct., 50 do 50 51 51 52 do do 53 54 do 5« do 58 do do 5y do 6i' 60 (JO do do do GO do (i3 do t)3 (53 do do ()3 do do (i3 «." do (54 (54 64 do 64 do do 65 do do 65 65 65 65 do 65 Admitted Barrister. Oct., 27 Oct., 27 Oct., 10 June, Oct., Oct., June, do Oct., June Oct., do Feb., June, 3 Oct., June do do do li) Oct., June, June, April, 19 Oct., 14 Oct., 14 do 6 Feb., 7 J une, 16 June, do 16 do 13 Oct., 13 Oct., i9 Oct., 11 Feb., II Feb., June, 13 Oct. April, 8 Feb., 8 July, Residence. 13 April, do do 10 April, 10 April, 10 June, Oct., 16 Oct., 16 Oct., 52 Richibucto. 51 1 Halifax, N S 51 Saint John. 53jBathurst. 52! Saint John, 55 Saint John. 53 do. do do. 54 Fredericton. 56 Richibucto. . . . St. Stephen. 58 '>orche8ter. do Halifax. 60 Dorchester, do Saint John. 59 Saint John. 61 Dorchester. 60 St. Andrews. 62 Fredericton. 61 Boston. 69 Saint John. 61 Saint John. 63 Hopewell. 63 Saint John, do Dalhousie. 64 Fredericton. 64 United States. 64 Saint John. . . . Shediac. 64 Fredericton. 65 Woodstock, do Fredericton. 64 Saint John. Gii Richibucto. . .. .\roostook, 65 Sussex Vale. 66 St. Stephen. 66 Fredericton. 6") Saint John. 65 do. do do. 66 Ottawa, . .. Australia, 67 BVedericton. do Yarmouth, NS . . . United States. 67 Fredericton. do do. do Saint John. 67 do. 67 do. 67 Sussex. 67 Toronto. ' do. 79 Sussex. 79llJnitedStates. 80'St John. 64 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] BARRISTEBB AND ATTORNIEB. 70 NAMES. James Ambrose Hannah,. . . Robert McJ^eod, Dennis B, (iallayher, Jolin McAliMter, EdmiHul George Kaye, George P, ThomaH, Adam A. Rankine, . . . . Francis J. Duffy, John T. Harrington Narcisse A. Landry, L.L.B. Ambrose D. Richard, L.L.B. Henry A, Powell, B. A George V.McInei i ey, L.L.B T. Swayne DesBrL^ray, John, R. Cost if/an, Williamson yisher, L.L.B Henrv H. James, Havelock Coy, A. M., James Devlin, James P. MitcheU, John R. Malthy, William A. tiuinn, Femoick W. Travis, Arthur I. Trueman, M. A. George A. Davis, L.L.B.,. . Richard B. Adams, LL,B., Allan A. Davidson, jr., . . . Hiram G. Betts, W. C. Hazen Grimmer,... James Kay, David Tapley, R. H. Davis, James Straton, William D. McLeod, John J. Forest, David J. Welsh, Abraham B. Walker,LL. B Frank H. Tuck,D.L.L., . . . , Charles E. Sumner,LL.B. . . Robert Beckwith. .... F. W. p:merson, A. B.,LL.B. R. S. LeBert Tweedie, .... Jas. Archibald Milligan, AB. Warren C. Winslow, George W. Allen, A. M Robert Murray, jr., Lemuel Allan C-urry, M. A. Dougald Stetvart Hutchison, Spurgeon Wortman, .... Cliffoi'd B. Deacon .... Frederick Clarence Rand, . . Wm. Murray, M. P. P Thomas A. Kinnear, J, De Veber Neales, ■ Admitted Altorney. 18 2<) 19 do 30 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 23 April, IG June, do 17 June, 23 June, do 17 Oct., do lI>Oct., 1> Feb., 9 Feb., ir> do 17 April do do do do do 17 April, do Admitted IJarrister. 7S 7H do do 79 do do do do 79 do do do 79 do do do 79 80 do do 80 do do 80 d( do 80 do do do 81 do do SI 81 do 81 81 do 81 do 81 82122 Feb., 82|22Feb., dojl2 April, do 1 26 do do 17 AjHil, do 26 Oct., do .... do 2(i April, do 20 do 82 1 June, do 12 April, 30 Oct., 10 June, 24 April do 12 April 24 April, 4 Feb, 24 June, do 20 Oct, 19 Feb, 23 Oct, 12 Oct, 4 Feb., 14 Feb, 14 Feb, 14 Feb, 26 April, 23 June, 21 June, 12 Oct., 1.5 April 25 June, 25 Oct., do 25 Oct., " 23 Feb., 24 Feb., do 15 June, 29 June," do 29 June, 8 Feb., 79 80 80 d(» , 83 ,"80 "si "80 d.) 80 81 80 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 82 81 81 do 'si 82 82 do do "82 82 82 83 Residence. United States. St. John. Andover. Camj)bellton. St. John. Moncton. Moncton. U. States. Bathuret. Bathurst. Dorchester. Sackville. Richibucto. Bathurst. N. W . Ter. oodstock. Buctouche. Fredericton. St. John. Winnipeg. Winnipeg. Fredencton. United States St. John. St. .John. Chatham. Newcastle. St. .John. St. Andrews. Shediac. Portl'd, St. J. Andover. St. John. U. States. Saint .Tnhn, Moncton. St. John. do Moncton Dorchester. Dorchester. Hampton. St. John. Chatham. Saint John. Chatham. St. John. 82|UnitedStates. 841 Moncton. . . . I Winnipeg. 84 Moncton. do 'Campbell ton. 83 Shediac. 87IGagetown. s;< 83 do do Table and Piano Covers at Harold Gilbert's. 80 HAUKISTKUS AM) AT10RNIK8. [1888. 1 NAMES. Admitt* Attonu .,1 ! Aeg. St. J (din. John K. Ashe, .... do do!2r) Ai)ril, 8a Albert J. (Jie^'ory, 28 June l28 June, 83 Fredei icton. Daniel Mnllin, .... do do28 do do St John. Jeremiah Hayes liarry, do do 28 June, 84 Fredericton. J. DouL'as Hazen, .... Allen VV Juuit C'hapnian, do . Ki\iiai.lM, .... 18 do do 12 June, 84 St. John. 1 Leonard Allison, 14 Jnni do 26 June. 84 Sussex. Clarence H. Fergus(»n, ... 13 Oct., Ki 16 Oct., o 'Saint John. |D McLeod Vi , L. L. B., do do do do WvUjdstock. Ale.x. St.^!' 11, do do do do Andover. ('has. J. Thomson, ... do do do do'New'tle, N. B. iloVtt. RanVin Ritchi d.i do do do Saint John. James W. McCreudy, B.A., John P. Lawrence, li.A. . . . 7 Feb., S4 16 April, 85iFiedericton. P.) do do 1 Westmorland. Joseph G. Mathew s 26 A jril, 84 30 April, 8.5 i Boston. John M. Stephens, .... 1 "l I o do 25 June, 85 Charles J. Coster, . . . 12 June, 84 do do Saint John. Josepli H. Yeomans 4 do do do doi Albert Co. Frank A. Bennett, ... 20 0(;t., 84 29 Oct., 85;Dalhousie. Francis B. Gregory, .... do do Frederictou. Robert W, Hewst>n, 20 Oct., 84 29 Oct., 851 Allen W. Bray, do •In ; Westmorland. Henry Fl. Ayer, .... do do 1 do Geo. W. Fowler do do 29 ()«;■., 85 Sussex. Harrison A. McKeown, . . . df) d.) Saint John. Thomas H. Welling, . . . Aiail, 85 Point de Bute. Benjamin S. Palmer, Jame^ MrQueen, .... 20 oa. Gagetown. Botsford West '"85 Ora i'. King, do do M< ncton. Frank H. (irinimer, 20 Oct., So 28 Oct, 86 St. Andrews. Herbert W. Moore, j do do' do do iSaintJohn. 64 King Street, St. John, N . B. 1888.] THE RivEii. 81 NAMES. Admitted Attorney. 20 Oct, 86 AcImiMd Barrister. Residence. Hopewell. A. C Albert W. liennett, Stanley KierHtead, J. Walter Reid, do do 28"Oet,' 86 Saint John. II • • • • • • • St. John. Ronald 0. Grant, do do St. John. John Boden, 29 April, 86 • • • ■ • • • • St. John. John M. Nevers, • • • • • • • • 25 June 85 oodHtock. Jofteph A. Harris, 15 Oct., 85 28 Oct, 86 Moncton. Berton C. Foster, 2 Feb., 86 3 Feb, 87 Woodntock. Cleorge J. ('larke, 2<) April, 86 23 Apl, 87 St. Stephen. Frederick La Forest, .... 21 Oct, 86 Kdmundston. '1 homas Lawson, .... do do ... A ndover. Georue R. Vincent, do do .'..'. '. . . . &t. John. Martin G. B. Henderson,. . do do ... St. John. Milton B. Hicks, do do .... . . . Dorchester. Robert Morrison, do do . . . iSussex. Frank A. McC^uUv, James S. Harquail, do do ...| Sussex. do do . . . j Dalhousie. Fred St. John Bliss do do . . . Fredericton. Charles E. DuflFy do do . . ..Fredericton. William D. Carter, do do . . . ' K ings Co. C/harles A. D. Gagnon do do .... . . . MarJawaska. Wm Woo Ibury Wells, .... do do . . . Westmorland. Pascal Poirier, 3 tf'eb, 87 ... . ...'Richibucto. Charles F. Bailey A. C. Brydone Jack, .... do do • • • • ...St. John. do do ... . . . . Fredericton. Wnlter H. Covert, do do,.... . . . St. John. Opening and Closing of the River St. John since 1825. Year Opened Closed Year Opened Globed Year Opened Closed 1825, AprillS Nov 20 1846, Aptil 6 Nov 25 1867. April 24 Nov 16 18^)6, " 17 " 14 1847. May 2 " 20 1868, " 26 " 16 1827, " 6 Dec 3 1848, Apnl 19 " 13 1869, " 21 " 25 1828, " 20 Nov 19 1849, " 8 Dec 4 1870, " 12 " 27 1829. " 17 •' 15 1850, " 30 Nov 27 1871, " 10 " 20 1830. "18 " 20 1851, " 26 " 21 1872, " 28 " 26 1831, " 10 Dec 1 1852, " :i0 Dec 12 1873, " 26 " 11 1832, May 3 Nov 15 1853, " 13 Nov 25 1874, " 24 " 17 1833, April 10 " 5 1854, May 7 Dec 10 1875, May 2 " 13 1834, " 11 " 17 1855, April 27 Nov 2 1876, April 24 " 29 1835, May 1 " 23 im-), "25 " 1 1877, " 15 " 23 1836, April 28 " 19 1857, " 17 " 2 1878, " 20 Dec 15 1837. " 17 " 9 18.58, "22 " 1 1879, " 21 Nov 21 1838, May 1 "25 18.59, " 15 " 2 1880, •• 24 " 22 1839, April 25 " 23 1860, " 25 " 2 1881, " 14 " 20 1840, " 16 " 23 1861, " 18 Dec 2 1882, May 1 " 22 1841, " 27 " 27 1862, " 25 Nov 25 1883, April 21 " 28 1842, " 24 " 22 186,3, " 25 " 30 1884, " 21 " 18 1843, "26 "14 1864, " 26 " 29 1885, " 26 " 14 1844, " 14 " 22 1865, " 8 " 29 1886, "24 " 26 1845, '• 23 Dec 4 1866, '• 16 Dec 6 1857, " 27 J , Brussels Carpets with Borders to match at 82 MEDICAL KEGI8TER. [1888. THE MEDICAL REGISTER OF NEW BRUNSWICK. January 1, 1887. Name. Residence. Addy, Henry G. , . . . S-vint John. Allison, Lucius Carey .... Saint John. Atkinson, Janaea G Oiik Hill, Charlotte. Baker, Isaac W. N Centreville, Carleton. Barker, Jacob Henry Saint Marys, York. Barnes, Charles Leanrler Dorchester. Barry, William Russell Saint George. Baxter, James M'Gregor ('hatham. Baxter, Robert G. Mo! cton. Bayard, William .... Saint John. Benson, John Stafford .... Chatham. Benson, Joseph Black Chatham. Bernier, Francis X. Edmundston. Berryman, Daniel E Saint John. Bi'rryman, John Saint John. Bihhop, William Fallen .... Bathurst. Black, Charles A. Westmorland, Westmorrd. Blair, Frank I. •^aint Stephen. Bowser. Willard Parker Point De Bute. Brady, John ♦ Barnesville, King's. Bridges, John Holland Saint Maiy's, York. Brown, Frank Manson .... Fredericton. Brown, Theodore ( 'lowes Fredericton. Bfuce, Murdock Fraser .... Saint John. Burnett, Joshua Upham .... Sussex. Caldwell, William M Lake George, "Xorfc. Cameron, Ewan .... .... Grand Manan. ('aswell, James A. .... (iagetown, Queen's. ('handler, Edward B. ... Moncton. ('hrislie, James Saint John. Christio, William Portland. Cobmn, Benjamin Hright, York. Coburn, (i. llayward Fredericton. Cimlthard, George E Fredericton. Crawford, David .... .... Hodgdon, Maine, U. S. Crawford, Gustavua R. J. .... Saint John. Crocket, William Caldwell Fredericton. Currie, John Z. Fredericton. Daniel, John Waterhou-se Saint .(ohn. Deacon, Joseph Melville DeinsU fit, William M'Kay Saint Stephen. Saint Stephen. Moore's Mills, Charlotte. Dibblee, (Jeorge O. Disbrow, William G. . . : Dalhousie. Dobson, Wiilikm (iaius Jolicure. Doherty, Edward " Memramcook. Doherty, Isaac Wilson .... .... Kingston, Kent. Doherty, William Woodl)ury Campbellton. Duncan, Gideon Mitchell Bathurst. Duncan, R. W. Hunter .... Saint John. Harold Gilbert's, 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] MEDICAL BEOISTER. 83 Name. Myshiall, Duncan Barbour M Carron, James Andrew M'CiiUy, Oscar J. M'Donald, Manfred H M'Farlane, Foster M'Inerney, James Paterson M'Kay, (ieorge . . . . M'Learn, llobert Nevers, Frank A. Nugent, JohuG. . . . . Residence. Earle, Sylvester Z. F.arle, Thomas J. Otty Fairweather, William Augustus Fi"zmaurice, Thomas James Fulton, Geerge Herbert (iaudet, Edward T Gilmor, Henry Edward Gove, Harry Gove, Samuel Tilley Gray, James H. Harrison, George A Hutchison, Jamos Inches, P. Robertson Johnson, Charles H. L Johnson, George F, Jonah, John Mariner Kierstead, Perley Taylor Keith, Bauman Newton Keith, Hanford C. Keith, Melbourne Franklin Key, Albert Zemro .... King. Wallace G. Knowles, H anford B Lawson, James Douglas Lawson, John J ames LeBlanc, Aime A. Le^ere, Joseph Alfred .... Lewis, William James .... Lunam, Henry .... Macdonald, >Ialcolm C Maclaren, Laurence .... Ma<:laren, Murray .... March, E Meehan, John C. .... Moore, David R. Moore, Ednumd .... Moore, Paul R. .... Mott, John C Murray, Annus John Murray^ Charles .... Murray, l>anie] .... Musgrove, Thomas William Saint John. Young's Cove, Queen's. Rothesay, King's. Houlton, Maine, U. S. liri.'^tol, Westmorland. Saint Joseph, VVe8t..:'>rland. Saint Martins. Lord's ('ove, Charlotte. Saint Andrews. Portland. Shediac. Saint John. Saint John. Saint John. Surtsex. EaHtport, Maine, U. S. Sheffield, Sunbury. Harvey St.-ition, York. Canterbury Statiou, York. Weldford. Caverhill, York. Buctouche, Kent, Calais, Maine, U. S. Saint Stephen. Norton St:ititon, Pickett, Kev. D.W.. Rector, Oreenwicii. Parlee, Rev. H.T., Missionary. Sianiey. Peters, Rev. G. D., Missionary, Hatli- \ir8t Raymond. Rev. W. O.. .St. Mary's Church, St. Mark, .St. John. Iteid. Rev. A. J., Curate St. Paul, Port- land. Roberts, Kev.O. O., Kector. Fredericton. SchofleUI, Kev.Oeorge, Kector.Simoiids Simonds, Kev. R., Alissionary, Burton. Warneford toll. Warneford. Rev Canterbury. Waiiiwiigbt. Kt tor. Kingston. Weeks, Kev. A. field. Wetmore, Rev. D t«)n. Willis. Rev. C'uthbert, Rector, Petit codiac. Kev. E. A., kector, Nor . C. .\. S., Missionary, V. Hastings S., Rec- II., Residence, West- I.. Residence, Clif- Silk and Mohair Plushes at Harold Gilbert's, 80 EC(.'LRSIASTICAL. [1888. Spike, Kcv. Ilcnry M., Rector, Mus- quash. Street, IJev. W. 11., Rector, retei-svIUe. Stevens, Rev. L. O., Rector, Portland, Portland. WipKins, Rev. Cecil. Rector, Sackville Wilkinson. Rev. W. J., Bay du Vin. Winkley, Rev. H. W., Rector Trinity, St. Stephen. OFFICERS OF THE DIOCESAN CIIURCFI SOCIETY. President, The Right Rev. .John, Lord Bishop of Fredericton; Vice-Presl- (lenta.The Right Rev. H. Tully Kingdon, D.D.. Coadjutor Bishop. Frederick A. Wiggins, Esquire, Hon. Sir Leclnard Tllley, C. H., Lieut.-Uovernor, William M. Jarvis, Esquire, Hon. R.D.Wihiiot. Hon. Chief .Justice Allen, Rev. (I. M. Arm- strong, H. W. Fritli, (i. A. Hchofield and Rev. Canon DeVeher ; Treasurer, G. E. Fairweather, Ks(i. ; Secretary, Rev. Canon Ketclium, D.D.; Auditors, C. H. Fairweather and A. P. Tippet, Eh(is. Executive Committee.— The Officers of the Society, the Clergy, didy (lualifled, and the following Lay members: Hon. B. R. Stevenson, R. T. Clinch, T. W, Daniel, tJeorge E. Fenety, .lohn Moore. 0. E. L. Jarvis, J. Black C. A. Macdonald, G. R. Parkin, T. Barclay Robinson, C. F. Kinnear. W. K. Crawford, G. Sidney Smith, R. Penis- ton Starr, A. A. Sterling, H. L. Sturdee, V. W. We'don, A. F. Street, I. Allen Jack, D. L. Hanington. Hon. Judge Wilkinson. Hurd Peters, Dr. T. C. Brown, and C. N. Vroom. Esqs. Finance Committee— \V^ M. Jarvis, Chairman; H. W. Frith. Secretary; R. T. Clinch. W. Carman, T. W. Daniel, O. E. Fenety, G. A. Schofleld. C. F. Kinnear, O.Sidney Smith, Esqs., and the Treasurer of the Society (ex oflrtcio). Hoard of Home Missions— The Right Reverend the Lord Bishtm (ex officio), The Right Reverend the Coadjutor Bishop (ex officio), the Treasurer of the Society (ex officio), the Secretary of the So- ciety (ex officio), Rev. Canon Neales. M. A., Rev. Canon Deveber, M. A., Rev. C. S. Newnham. T. W. Daniel. Rev Cnnon Medlev. Rev. G. G. Rob- erts, Chief Justice Aden, W. M. Jarvis, H. W. Frith, R. T. Clinch. Hon. B R Steveu'^on, Esquires; (Jeorge A. Schofleld, Esq., Secretary. The Clergy Widows' and Oi-phans' Fund.— H. L. Sturdee, Esq., Secretary. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN. IN THE DIOCESE OF SAINT JOHN NEW BRUNSWICK. At tlie Ci hedriU of the Inunaculate Conception, Saint John, N. B., The Riglit Rev. John Swkkny. D.D., Bishop of St. Joint: Rev. J. J. Walsh. Rev. J. Donovan, Rev. F. L. Carney. Curleton, St. .John, Very Rev. T. Connolly, V. (i. ; Fredericton. R«n's. J. C. McDevitt anil Rev. T. Casey: Milltown. Rev. E. Doyle: Woodstock, Rev. John C. Murray; Richmond, Rev. W. C. (iaynor ; Alma, Albert County, Rev.E.J.McAule.v; Moncton. Rev.H.Meahan; Barachols, Rev. K. I^bbe: Memraracook, Very Rev. C. Lefehre, Superior of St. Joseph's College, Rev. Fathers A. Roy, A. Reiiaud, A. LeBlanc. F. Bazoge, Lecours, Manning, 0"Neil, Bouigui, Perqttis; Quhco, Rev. F. H. Collerette; Johnsville, Caiieton Co., Rev. W. I. Chapman ; Petersville, Queens County, " Saint George, Kev. T. I^avery; Silv« _ Rev. P. Farrel; veiy; Silver Falls Industrial School. St. John, Rev. J, McDavitt; Cape Raid, Rev. If. Oueliet, Rev. P Bradley; St. Mary, Kent Co., liev. L. J. N. Ouellft; Buctouche, Rev. V. X. Michaud and R«v. D. Leger; Kingston Village, Rev. .1. Cai-son: Kingston, Kent, Rev. D. Hamet: Sussex, Kings County, Rev. A 1' Kellv and Kev. I*. Bellivean; St. Andrews, Rev. J. (•"Flaherty; Cocaigne, Rev. F. X. (^)l•Inie^: Grand Digtie. Rev. F. Masse and LeFloch; Fox Creek. Rt^v. F. Helliveau; Shediac, Rev. Antoine Ouellet; St. Paul, Kent Co. Rev. Jean Hihert ; French Village, York Co., Rev. William O'Leary: St Stephen, N. B.. Rev. W. Dollard. DIOCESE OK CliATHAM. (Cominising the Northern Half of New Brunswick). At the Catheilial, Cliutliam,' the Right Rev. Jimrs Rookrh, D.I)., Bis- hop of Chatham, Uev. Thos. .). liniinrn, Rev. Michael Joyce, Kev. Henry Joyner and Uev. Polydore Moreau, D. D. ; Nelson, Very Rev. Michael ligan, V. G. and Rev. Nicholas Power; Newciwtle, Rev. Patrick.W Dixon and Rev. Anthony Carolan; Red Bank, Rev. Simon 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] ECCLESIASTICAL. 87 J. Crumley; Renous Bridge, Rev. Thos J.Fitzgerald; Bartibogue, Rev. Wm. A. Morisey; Negiiac, Rev. Joseph Theberge; Upper Bay du Vin, Rev. Edmund i'attenaude; St. Louis, Kent, "Rev. Joseph Pelletier; Richibucto, Rev. E. J. Bannon ; St. ('harlea, Aldoin, Rev. W, W. Venner^ Bathurst, Very Rev. Thomas F. Barry; Bathiirst Village, Rev. ^ lUiam Varrily ; Petit Bocher, Re". John Carter; St. Theresa.Rev. Pare Robert; Grand Anse, Rev. Joseph R. Doucet; Caraquet, Kev. Theophilus Aliard and Rev. Andrew Berube; Paquetville, Rev. Jos. Levasseur; Pokemonche, Rev.Staiiislaus J. Doucet; Shippe^an, Rev. Joseph Trudelle and Rev. Azade Trudelle; Tracadie, Rev. Joseph A. Babineau, Rev. John J. Mugent; St. Isidore, Co, Gloucester, Rev. L.^ Gagnon; Belledune, Rev. Peter Duffy; Jaccjuet River, Rev Hilarion Doucet; Charlo, Rev. A. A. Boucher; Campbellton, Revs. John L. McDonald and James t^mith; St. Hillaire, Mudawaska, Rev. Joseph Ilartin: St. Francis, Madawaska, Rev. Phidime Paradis; Edmundston, Rev. L. C. Damour ; St. Basil, Madawaska, Rev. L. N. Dugall; Hotel Dien, St. Basil, Rev. John Maillet; 3t. Ann's, Mada- waska, Rev. Israel Dim -'nt ; St. Leonard. Madawaska, Rev. Louis A. Launiere and Rev. Gei Gauvin; (irandFalls, Rev. John J.O'Leary; Tobique Point, Rev^v Michael O'Brien. THE METHODIST CONFERENCE. Rev. Robert Wilson, President, Exmouth Stret-t, St. .John. N. B. Rev. Charles H. Paisley, M. A., Secretarj-, Hillsboro, N. B. ST. JOQN DISTRICT. St. John, {Queen Square), H. P. Cowpertluvaite, A. M.; G. B. Payson, Su- pernumary; St. John, (Ctnten(iry),\V.W. Bnwer; H.Daniel, J. R. Narraway, A. M., H. Pope, D. D. ; K. Diuican, Supernumeraries; oft. iA»/t7i (Exmouth Street), Robert Wilson, President of Conference ; St. John (Portland), Edwin Evans; St. John (Carleton), Thomas Marshall; 0. W. Dutcher. Super- numerary ; St. f'ohn ^CarIna^then Street), William Lawsrm; St. John (Courtenay Bay), T. L. Williams; Fairvilk, S. 11. Rice: Swix. • T. C Berrie; Ap()fii-qHi,'W. J. Kirby; Spn'iigfield, Thomas R. Wright; HoDipton, Wm. Tippett; S W. Sprague, and Wm. Tweodie. Supernumeraries; Upham, H.J.Clark; J. A. Duke and J. J. Colter, Supernumeraries; Or>niil Lake, J. F. Estey; JeruKalem, A. Lucas; Wdxfiird, W . H. Spargo; h'ingttim, W. R. Pepper. •Robert Wilson, Chairman; Thomas Marshall, bin. Sec. fredericton district. Fred€ri< t4>n, W. Dobson; Kingnclea'-, W. A. Taylor; Mnri/ftville, John Read; (iitnn-n, H. Sprague, D. D ; Aa-hwiKit, Thomas Hicks; Stanley, ; BoienUncn, Thomas Allen; KeMcick, Thomas Pierce; Sh^ffieli/, William Magfrs: OageUmm, C. H. Manaton; Woodstock, T. J Deinstadt; Canterbury. Isaac Howie; Jiuk^onvilh', J. K. King: Hart/and, ; liirhinond, Samuel Howard, A. B.; Flonnceri/U. Jo.seph Sellar, A. M.: Aiidover. Arthnrette, R. W. Clemens: I'ltper Kent, W. E. .Johnston, A. B. John Ritul, Chair- man; Thomas Hicks, Financial Secietary. MIRAMICHI district. Chatham, F. W. Harrison, J. W. Tait, SupeniumtM-ary . Xewai.'^tle. ,h A. Clark, M. A.; Derby, H. R. linker, A. B.; Ixivhibiirto. Silas .Tames; Weld- ford, A. C. Bell, B.A., S.T.B. : Tabusintac, ; Jinthiirxt, J. M. Tredrea; Campbellton, (}. Wells Fisher. F. W. Harrison, Chairnuin; Geo. W. Fisher, Financial Secretary. SACKVILLK district. Sackville, Ralph Brecken. A. M.: H. Pickard, D. D., S. C. Wells, Super- numeraries. Educational Institutions, Cliarles Stewart, D. 1)., Theological Profes.sor; John Burwash, M. A., Professor of Chemisirv. Tantrtmar, -, Point de Bute. S.U. Ackman: D. Chapman Sui)ernumerary ; Baie Verte, 8. Teetl; HatfpehU Thos. Stebbings; J/o»c-od. Richard W. Weddall, A. B., Chairman; Geo. M. Campbell, Financial Secretary. p. E. ISIJIND DISTRICT. CAar^o^/e^oiWi-, Prince street, .Job Shenton: J. V. Jest, Supernumeraiy; Char/ottetoicn, Upper Psince S*reet, W. Harrison: F. Smallwood, Super- numeraiy; Cornnall,W. W. I F THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CANADA IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. Prfshytery of Siint John. — Retired; A. DonaM, James Rennet, D. I)., Lewis Jack, Will. Millen, James (Jray. M. A. .J. McG. McKay, Shemogue; 8. Johnston. Chipman; I>. .MaclUe", M.A.. I). I)., Saint Stephen's Church, Saint John; J. S. Mullen, Nashwaak and Stanley; J. A. F. Sutherland, St. James; J. D. Murray, Huctouche; A. .1. Mowatt, Fredericton; Joseph Hogir, Moncton; Wm. Stuart, Carleton; Kenneth McKay, B.A., Richmond; T.F. Fotheringham, Reed and Rattan Furniture at Harold Gilbert's, St. John. St. John's Church. St. John; (J. Bruce, B. A., St. David's Church, St John; Wm. Ross, B. A., Pince William; A. MacUougall. B. 1)., Calvin Church, St. John: O. Shore, St. Stephen. Charlotte Co. ; J. K. Bearisto Olaasville: J. A. McLean. Hairey, York Co. : A. Gunn, St. Andrews, Char- lotte Co.; L. O. McNeill. M. A., St. Andrew's Church. St. John: Jamos Ros», South Richinsnd: W. C. Calder, Woodstock; D. Fiske. New Kincardine ; Hu(ch R. Grant. Hampton; Wlllard Mucdonald, St. Martins; John Hawley, Pisarinco; J. W. McLennan, McAdain; R. Haddow, Riverside, Albert Co ; James T. Blair. Qreenfleld; A. L. Wylie, Dorchester; Thomas Stewart. St George; J. A. Cahlll, SprinRfleld. PreKftytery of 3rirnmlvfd.—Rev. Thos. Nicholson, retired ; Peter Lindsay, B.A., New Richmond. T. «. Jolmsion, Blackville. Neil McKuy, Chatham. Wm Aiken, N-woastle. J. Robertson, Black River. A. O. Brown, Camp- bellton. E. Wallace Waits, CJhathan'. Win. Hamilton, Richibacto. Alex. Russell, Dalhousle. F. W. Geoige, M. A., New CaiiUle. J. H. (.'araeron, Bass River. A. Balrd, River Charlo. REFORMED PRKSUYTEIil.VN CHUKCH OF mEL.\ND. A J. McFarland, St. John. J. R. Luwaon, Barncdville. Retired, T. Puton, BarnesviUe. BAPTIST MINISTERS IN NEW BRUNSWICK. EASTERN ASSOCIATION. Rev. W. W. Corey, Boundary Creek. West. Co. ; Rev. W. T. Corey, Have lock, Kings Co.; Rev. E. C. (.'orey, Penobsquis. Kines Co.; Rev. W. B. Hin- 8on, Moncton; Rev. W. E. Hail, Stickvill;', Rev. D. S Carpenter, Point Mldgic, We.st. Co. ; Rev. I. W. Carpenter, New Horton, Albert, Co.; Rev. D. P. Harris, Pollet River, West Co.: Rev. M. Gross, Hillsboro; Rev. W. Camp, Hillsboro; Rev. S. W. Keirstead. Hillsboro; Rev. .lohn Lewis, Rock- port, West. Co. : Rev. M. Normondy. Weldfoi-d, Kent Co. ; Rev. S. C. Moore, Harvey, Albert Co.; Rev O. N.Keith, Pro: a 'r lirook, Albert Co.; Rev. W.C, Vincent, Campbejlton; Rev. V. M. Young, Dorche.ster; Rev. Solomon Smith, Weldford, KentCo.; Rev. J. M. Parker, Salisljury. WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Rev. Charles Henderson, Andovsr; Rev. William M. Edwards, Blissfleld, North. Co. ; A. B. McDonald, McDonald's Corner. C^ueens Co. ; Rev. George Howard, Richmond, Carleton Co. ; Rev. J. E. Fillmore. Lower Caverhill, York C"o ; Rev. Henry J. Coy, Naslnvaak, York <;(>.; Rev. O. C. Herbeit, Keswick, York Co.; Rev. G. R. White, B. A., Jacksonville, Carloton Co.; Rev. Calvin Currie, Jemseg. Oueeiis Co ; Rev. T. A. Blackadar, H. A., Macnaquac, York Co.; Rev. P. R. Knight, Kingsclear, York Co.: Rev. B. N. Hughes, St. Marj''s, York Co. : Rev. Ht-nry Haines, otiiabog. Queens Co. ; Rev. W. P. Anderson, Newcastle, Queen's Co.; Rev. Josiah Webb, Andover; Rev. W. D. Manzer, Nash waak. York Co. ; Rev. J. C. Bleakney, Woodstock; Rev. C. B. Lewis. .lenisalem, Queens Co. ; Rev. M. P. King, Nal row-. Queens Co.; Rev. J. H. Tupper, Macnuquack. York Co.; Rev. W. H. Beckwith, Fredericton; Rev. J. Ot. Harvey, Upper (iagetown, Queens Co.: Itev. Benj. Jewett, Hartland, Carleton Co. ; Kev. J. W. S. Young, Peel. Carlet!)n Co.; Rev. G. W. Springer, Jemseg, Queen's Co. ; Rev. A. H. Hayward, Rockland, Carleton Co. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Rev. J. A. Gordon. St. John; Rev. C. Goodspeed, M. A., St. .John; Rev. James Spencer, St. Joiiu; Rev. J. E. Hopper, 1). D., St. .John; Rev. H. G. Mellick, St. John; Rev. G. O. Gates, M. A., St. John: Rev. J. A. Cahill, Carleton; Rev. W. J. Stewart. Portland; Rev. L E. Kill. D. D., St. Martins; Rev. D. Crandall, Springfleid, Kings tv».; Rev. (i. E. (Jood, M. A., St. George, Rev. Ellas Keirstead, Collina, Kings Co. ; Rt^v. E. K. (ianong. Springfield, Kings Co.; Rev. R. M. Hunt. B. A., St. Stephen; Rev. Robert Mutch, Upham; Rev. James Trimble, Penulield; Rev. Thonia.s l odd, Hanq)ton, KmgsCo. ; Rev. Sytnev Welton, B. A.. Sus.sex; Rev. W. A. Troop, I'enn- fteld; Rev. C. B. Weltoii, B. A., Sus-scx; Rev. A. E. Ingram, Peunfleld. 9 Visitors are invited to call at Harold Gilbert's 00 ECCLESIASTICAL. [1888- TlIK BAITIST CONVENTION OF TUB MAIUTIME PROVINCES. OKOANIZBD A. I>. 1K46. OfflctM-H of Convention for 1Hhr-H8. President, Profeisor R. V. Jones, Ph. D. Wolfvilie, N. S. Vlue-Presldents, Mont McDonald, Barrister, St. John, N. B.; Rev. I. J. Kkinner. B. A., Try on, P. E. I. Secretary, Rev. Professor Keirstead, M. A., Wolfvilie, N. 8. Assistant Secretary, Professor F. H. Eaton, M. A., Truro, N. S. Ti-easurer, Jnntes Desbrisay, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Financial AKt-nt, Rev. (I. E Day, D. D., Yarmouth, N. S. This Convention is composed of representatives of the churches of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Kdward Island, and has as its objects "to maintain the educational and missionary operations of the botA COLLEGE. INdTITlITKI) A. D. 18;W. -Rev RAW Sawyer, D D, President of the College' Board of Governor ex officio. HO, Es «q, B Rev J Meml)ei*s whose term of office exjiires in 18H». - C F Clinch, Kempton, A M, HonlD McN Parker, M D, I) C L, J H Harding, W IVianning, A B, Rev T A Higglns, I) D. M -mbt^rs whose term of office expires in 181>2.- A Locke, Esq, William Cummings, Esq, Herbert C Creed, Esn, A M, E D King, A M, Silas Ahvurd, Esq. D C L. M P P, Rev A Cohoon, A M. Members whose term of oflflce expires in 18;)5.— Rev D G McDonald, B H Eaton, B.sfl. AM, O C. W C Bill, M P P, Rev C Gotxlspeed, M A, C B Whid- den. Esq, Hon A F Itandolph, RevT A Higglns, DD, Secretary; X Z Chipman, Esq, Treasurer.. SENATE OF UNIVERSITY. FACULTY. Rev A W Sawyer, D D, President and Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy; Kev E A Crawley, D D, Prof e.ssor Emeritus; D F Higglns, Ph D, Professor of Mathematics; R V Jones, PhD, Professor of the Greek and Latin Ijinguages; Rev E M Kiei-atead, M A, Professor of English Literature, Logic and Psychology ; A E Coldwell, M A, Professor of Natural Sciences ; L E Wtn-tman, M A, Professor of Modern Languages and History. FELU)WS. Rev E M Saunders, D D, Rev S B Kempton, M A, H H BHgh, M A, Q O, Silas Alward D C L, M P P, Judge Johnstone, D L, Rev J E Hopi^er, i) D, Rev D A Steele, M A, Rev S M Black, M A, Rev David Freeman, M A. SCHOLARS. Hon Nt'il McLeod, M A, L S Morse, B A, F II Eatatiii and English; Mme Ccmstance C Bauer, French and German; Eliza T Hanling, Drawing and Painting; MayVaughan, Vocal Music; Helen Hiittrick, Instrumental Music; Hattie M E^iton, Assistant Instrumental Music; Hattie E Wallace, Elocution. The Academy and Ijidies' Seminary are mider the control of the Board of Governors of Acadia College, and inspect prices and quality. 18881. ECOLESIAflTIOAL. 91 UNION BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIKTY, ST. JOHN, N. B. A C'laHsioal and High Sohool uinU'r tlie (lircctioii o;' the Union Baptist Education Society. Incorporated IHHl. DiiectoiH Fne Baptist: E Mcleod, I) Mee BaptLsts of New BninKwlc-k. Nova Scotia, and 1*. E. Island. W Vnughan, President; Anion A. Wilson, Secretary; J. March, Tieasurer. BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. President, Arthur W Masters, Esq. St John, N B. Auditoi-s, C A Everett, Esti, M P, and J F Masters, Esc], St John; S«'c Treasin-er. John March. Escj, M A, St John, N B. Recorder and Accountant, Ernest V March, Esq. Saint John, N B. Menil)ei's whose term of oftlce exi)ires in 1888.- John March, Es(j, M A, Rev J A Cahill. A W Masters, E.sq, Tlios S Sininis. Es<|, C F Clinch, Esq. Membei*s whose term of office expires in IKHl). Charles P Baker. Esq.. Rev. O. (). Gates, M A. Rev. J. A. Gordon. James A. Estey, Escj. Meinhers whose term of office expires in 189o. - KLiss L. A. King, North River, P. E. I. Treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Manning. Halifax, N. S. Auditor, Mrs. E. M. Saunders, Halifax, N. S. Executive Committee. Mrs. C. Spur- den, Mrs. Q. (). (!at(S, Mrs. Jesse Harding, Mrs. A. W. Sawyer, Miss M.M, Stewart. M-s. A. F. Rjindolph, Miss Ada Hooper. Mrs. J. J. Wallace. Mrs.VV. Allwood. Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. J. E. Mustei-s. Mrs. C. H. Martell. Miss H. Layton Mrs. A. S. JIurray. Miss Hannah Jones. Mrs. M. Hewitt, Mr.s. R. Philliits, Mrs. W. J. Stewart, Mrs. Mose.s Cowan, Uia. S. Si-lden, Miss Mary Cramp, Mrs. J. H. Harding, Mrs. Allis.)n Smith, Mrs. J. F. a-„- te.s. Wilton and Velvet Carpets at Harold Gilbert's, 03 ECCLKBIAHTICAL. [18t' BAPTIST ANNUITY ASSOCIATION. PrfHident. R.'v J K Hill, DD. St iMarUiiH, N H; Vici- I'n'Hi.lentH, Rev E Hickrion Curletoii, Ht Jdhn. Hf-v. J K Hupjjer, DD, St .John, A D Yfrxa, Fre(l< riitoM, TH Hull, St.)(onal(l, Aaslstant Moderator, Rev. iK W. McDonahl, ('orr.'sporidinK Hecn'tarj'. D. McIiCod Viuce, Eh(1., Uecordlnit Secretary. J. U. B«rnett, M I)., Assistant Rec. Secretaiy. Wm. Petei-8, Esq., Treosnrnr. Hon. G. E. Foster, M. P., Auditor. HOME MISSION E.XKCUTIVE. Rev. J. E. Reud, Correspondlnu' Hecrelarv; Rev. G. A. Hartley, Treaiurer. Wm. Peters, Esq.. D. W. Clark, Esq., Rev. A. Taylor, Rev. W. Kinghorn, and Jacob Smith, Esq FOREION MISSION EXECUTIVE. Rev. Dr. McI "od, Correnpondlnfr Secretary; William Peters, Esq., Treagurer. Revs. John ry, ('. T. Phillips, T. S. Vanwart, G, VV. McDonald; J. A. Vanwart, E Freeze, Eacjs., and Hon. (J. K. Foster, M. P. BADDATH SCHOOL EXECUTIVE. E. C. Frpi'ze, Esq., ('onesp(>n(lin -rnvall. Car Co ; Wm. Kin(;horn, Nashwaasig, Y.Co.; O. A. Hartley, f!arlet()n,.SHi > .John; Thomas Connor, Victoria Corner, C. Co.; John McKenele, Jeru»alein. Queens Co.; W. Downey, Monc- ton, W. Co.; , Waterloo Street. St. John; J. N. Barneg, Wilson's Beach, Campohello; Oeor«e W McDo?ialil, Sussex. K. Co.; Kegwiok, YorkCo.;0. T.Hartley, Upper Wood.stock, C. (V>.; T. O. DeVVitt, Waterville, (!arleton t:o. ; Joseph McLeod, Kreiiericton ; Elijah Gray, Salisbury, West- morland Co.; C. T. Phlllipg, Woodstock; S. Oarrily, Wood.stock; John 8. Joneg, Cftverhiil, York Co.; John Gravinor, Bristol, C. Co. ; T. W. Carpenter, 54 King Street, St. John, N. t. 1888. J EDUCATIONAL. 03 WIckham, QiuieiiH Co. ; H. Ciil|iittyruaii, HiitU'rnut KidK*'. WoNtinorlati'l Vo.; W. De- Ware. JacksouvilU', Caiieton ('().; J. W«'slfy Clark, Tracy MIIIh. CarlitoiiCo. ; Henry Hartt, .lackHontown, Ciirletoii Co.; .John A. K(«'rt«on, Portland, Ht. John; J. J. Barnes. White neaut«'iiiilit governor. Ill** Koril iliohnp of thu DIoceNtv the Memhen* of Ji«r MHjeityV Council; the Juilce of the Court of Vice AduiirHlty ; th< SpenkLr (if the llnuxe of Assi'inhly; the MHyor hikI Ueconler of SHlnt Juht); the lltrtor snri Church warilonH of Trinity Church. Saint John ; tn|r«ther with T. W. Duiiiel, U. Slilney Hmith, Hinit'ori Joiit^s Hnd H. VV. Frith. Kiquires. II. TiAwraiic*' Stiir(UH\ Kaquire, Clerk and Treasurer. OFFK'EKS OF THE UNIVKKHITY OF NKW UUUN8WICK, 1>n88 Vinitor on behalf of Her Mnjeity— !Ils Honor Th*> Hon Kir Haiiiiicl LtMniard Tillf.v, en, K (" M (J, Lieutenant Governor of tlic IVovliicfof New liniimwicli. CoKPOKATION ANU MKMnRHR Of 8KN ATB.— ThomilS HlllTiHOIl, M A. FjL I)., Presiiieiit; Tlic Hon Daviil Wurk, Tii)> Hon Arohlbitid Harrison, His fioii Vhhi JuNthv Allen, lA. D, Kz-ki.-l McLeod, K.s(i, LL M. noyhi Travi'i-H. E^i^ M I), F()Ht«'r MiicFiirlan*', F.s(i, .Ml). Hon Wni I'tiKsh'V, M A, H (' L, The lion .Jam»-s Miti-lifll. H A, (Jcnr^.' E Coiiltlmnl, Kscj, M D.Win Crocki't, E-mj, MA, Chief Supi-iiiiteiident of Education; Win Wilion, Esq, K A, M 1" P. Ueiil«trar and Treaiurer— ,f. DoiiffliiH IIa/.ntal aiil Moral Philosopiiy and political Kconoiny, SniiMU'l Walers Pyde. >I .\, 1) Se. Examiners fcrr Decrees, Tlie Rev Ooodridge llohertH, M A. Mavi hnk Coy, Ek«|, M A, Tlie Hcv 1> Ma-rae, I) 1), (» H Lee, Es V L. UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT ALLISON COLLEGE. CoRPonATiON. 1 HH? 8 —Board of lt«'f;ent8: The Rev. J. McMurray, D. D, Chairman; Joslah Wood, M, A.. M.I'., Treasurer; A.A.Stockton, D.C.L., LL. I)., M. V. r., Secretary ; The Rev. II. Plckard. D. D , Rev. 0, Stewart, I). I)., Kr". Jolin Lathern, 1). I).. Rev. Howard SpraKue, D.D., Rev. William H. Heartz, Rev, W ('. Brown, Rev. S. F. Heustis, Rev. Edwin Evans, Rev. C. .lost, M A, Rev .!.(}. H.)nd, 15 A.. Jas. R Incli, LL. I)., David Alliso.:, L', D., James D. Dixon, K.xq , ,IainiH Hart, Esq., (J«orjfe H. Starr, Esq., ;^ iexander (}il).son, Esq.. Joseph L. Black. Es(i., M. I'. P., Hon. J. S. Pltt.i, VV. E. Dawson, E.sq. Representinp Alnmni Society: Rev. Ralph Bns-ken, M. A., Rev. B. C Bor- den, .M. A., S. Dunn S.ott, B. A., A. S. Wliit*', B. A., M. P. P Executive Committee: James I). Dixon, Esq., Chairman; .lames R. Inch, L.L. D, Secretary: Jt.siah Wood, M. A.. M. P., The Rev. H. Pickard, I). D., Rev. C. Stewart, D. I) , Rev. B. C. Borden, M. A., Rev. R. Brecken, M A., Joseph L. Black, Esci., M. P. P , Tlionii)son T. Davis, B. A Senate: James R. Inch. LL. D. President; Alfred D. Smith, A. M., Secretary; The Rev. H. Pickard, D. 1>., lU-v. C. Stewart, D. D., Rev. J. Mc- Murray, I). D., Rev. John Lathern, D. I).. Rev. W. II. Heartz, Rev. W. C. Brown. Rev. S. F. Hustis, Rev. Edwin Evan.s, Rev. H, Sprajni^, D. D., Rev. John Bnrwa.sJi, M. A.,R-'V. B. V. Borden, M A., Rev. C. .lost, M. A., Rev. J. O. Bond. B. A., Rev. C. Brecken, M. A., David Alli.son, LL D., Josiah Wood, | A. M., M. P., James D. Dixon, Esq., Jairiis Hart, Esq., A. A. Stockton, i D. C. L., LL. 1).. M. P. P., Joseph L. Black, Esq., M. P. P., Oeor^e H. Starr, Esq., Alexander (»ihson, Esq., Sidney vV. Ilunton, M. A.. AllMjrt S. White, B. A.. M. V. P., S. Dunn Scott, B, A., Hmi. J. S. Pitts. VV. E. Dawson, Esiiuire. Faci'lty of Arts.— James R. Inch, A. M., LL. D., President and Pro- fe.ssor of Mental Philosopiiy and Loj«>k and Latin; Thoniaa Hlokanf, Em\. M. A., Matliciuatict4; I'rol'. W. L (Jtiodwin. D. He , ClieniiHtry and l'hyMi<-H: A. A. Stinkloii, Esq., I). ('. L., M. IV 1'.. rolitk-al Economy and ('onHtitutional History. Faciti,ty OF- Tmboi.o(»y. James R. Inch. LF,. I)., rreKldnnt (ex onicio), I'rofesHor of LmkI*' and Hihiieal Literature. Rev. ('. Stewart, I). I)., Dean. L\ F. AlliHon, l'r<»f. of old Testament KxeKesis and Systematic Theoloj^y. A. I). Sudth, M. A., Profes-sur of (Jreek. Rev. .loiui Murwash, M A., Pro- fesaur of Homiletii-s. Hoard ok ExAMiNRns.— Rev. H. IMckard, D. I).. Rev. II. Pope, D. P., hev. .John Lathern, I> I)., Rev. W. V. Brown, Rev. C. .lost. ?(. A.. Rev. H. SpraKue, D. 1)., Itev. E. Evans, Rev. V. H. Paisley, M. A., Rev. John Burwash, M. A. UNIVKUSITY OF WINDSOR — KIN(S 8 COLLKOE. Founded hv Act of Parliament. ir«): Royal Charter KrantiMl 1H(W. Patron; His (Iracethe An-liliisliopof Cunterlmry. Visitor; Tlie Hlshopof Nova t^.olla. Board of (Jovernors. IHHr-HH: Most Ri-v. .John Medley. D. I).. Chas. Wilcox, E«i., Archdeacon (»il|)in, D. D.. .1. A. Shaw. Es<|.. .1. ('. Moody. Esq.. M. I)., I. Allen .Jack, E8;ineerinjir, W. R. Butler, Esu., B. E.; Professor of Eni:lish and F'renclj Languape and Litera- ture, V. 0. 1). Roberts. Esq., M. A.; I^ctuii'r In Classics and (Jernian, W.A. Hpimnond, Es(i , M. A.: I.rf? turer in Apolopi-tics, Rev. F. Partridge, I). D iVovlncial Coininitt^-es for Matriculation: At St. John, N.H.. Rt. Rev. H. T. »:tnj;don, I). 1)., Ii«'V.R. Siiuonds, H. .\.. R»-v. Canon BriKstocke, M. \., Rev. 0. a, Rol)erts, M. A.. I. Allen Jack. Es(|.. I). C. L.. Seiretary. .VtCharlottetown, P. E. I.; Hon. Mr. JiiHtice Hcnsley, Hon. F. Brecken, V Peters, Esq., A. B. Warlnuton, Hsn. E-scj.. Q. (;., fi- i»n»tH.ry Michaelmas Term iHJK'ins Oct. L 1H8r; Lent Term, .Ian. U. 1888; Easter ,rm, April 9, 1888. The Enco-nia will he held June W, 1HH8. St'cretaryof the Incorporated Ahunni, R. J. Wilson, Fs(|. President of the Halibiuton Club, Professor R )lM'rts, M. A. WINDSOR ACADEMY — FOUNDED 1788. Head Master, Rev C E Willets. M A, D C I.; Senior A.ssistant Master, F J Richardson, Esq, TCD; Junior As-sistant Master. C H Fiillerton, Esq, K C W. 8cIuH)I year; First Satunlay in September to last Thursday In June. GIRTON HOUSE, 102 PLEASANT STREKT, HALIFAX. Established 1881, Principal, F. C. Sumichrast, Esq., late staff of Assistant Teachers. Harold Gilbert makes special prices for furnishing 06 BANKS. [1888. BANKS. Bank ok Nkw UuiTNSwrcK, 8aint John. — (Japital, i^oOO.OOO; Prt'sifU'iit, lion. .1. I). Lowln; Vifo-Prt'sidcnt, John Yutcs; Alan- iiger, G. A. Schoflcld; ('iishi«'r, Williiun Girviiu; Accountiitit, JoshUH CMiiwson ; ('oricspoiKiinj^ Cli'ik, IJ. C. Hoyd; Tellers, 8. Girvnn, J. M. Dick and Arflinr McDonald; Ledj^er Keepers, G. L. Uol)inson, Allison Wishart rfhd W. S. Thomas; Discount Clerks, H. W. Schotield aud O. W. Dtvniel; Clerks, James Keator and Charles A. Ivinnear; Messengers, W. Paltison and A. S. Pattison; Directors, T. W. Daniel, C. II. Fairweather and W. \V. Turnlmll. Hank of Montukal.— Capital ^13,000,000. Reserve Fund, !|;«,000,000. President, Cluirles F. Sniithirs; General Manager, W. J. IJuchanan; Assistant General Manager and Chief Inspector, A. Macnidor; St. John Branch— Manager, E. C Jones; Acting Accountant, Georg-j Dean; Di.scount Clerk, ; Acting Teller, F. J. II. Iluel; Teller, J. Ambrose: Ledger Keep- ers, W. L. Gerinaine and K. M. Napier; Clerks, O. U. Campbell, A. T. Stikeman and A. Craft; Messenger, J. L. Wilson; Branches — .Monclon and Chatham. Bank of IJurnsii Noirrii AMicmcA.— Capital, ill, 000, 000 stg.; General Mauagt'r, llobert 11 (hindlcy, Saint John OlHce; Head unice, iiondon, England; Head (Jllice in Canada, Montreal. Manager, William E. Collier; Accountant, William Godfrey; Assistant Accountant, John Nliller; Teller, II. II. Humphniys; (/lerks, H. Hornsby. Thomas Kirkwood, N. G Mills; A. J. Glazebrook, II. L. I'eiler and A. P. Hazen; .Me.s.senger, William Maber. Bank of Nova Scotia.— Incorporated ]8;il. Capital, |1,114,- 000. Heserve Fund, ^8(50.000. President, John S. McLean; C-'ashier, Thomas Fyshe; Directors, John DouU, Vice-Presideut Sanuiel A. Wliite, Daniel Crouin, Adam Burns, Jairus Hart. Head Ollice, Halifa.x, N. S. 8t. John Bran(!li— Agent, George Saunderson; Accountant, C. J. Kerr; Clerks, T. B. Blair. Blair Kobert.^on and li H. Auder.son. Messenger, Cfcorge Thompson. Halifax Bankino Company.— President, Kobie Uniacke; Vice-l*resident, L. J. Morton; Directors, Thomas Baine, F. D. Corl)ett and James Thomson, Halifa.x. St. John Agent, James G. Tavlor; Accountant. Thomas Murray; Teller, T. W. Magee; Clerk,' T. E. G. Arm.Htroug. »*Ked, H. P. Otty, R. C. M-Intyre. A. McNichol, (J. F. Ring, James S. F'aglor, J. L Finen, R. I). Woo.lrow, J. W. Ring, II A. Hamlin, Thomas Joiikin", J. H. Ritchie, .lohn P. Bell, Alexaniier Thompson, J. C. Clark, H. P. Lee, F. Ferguson, John R. Copj), John P. Hipwell, W. O. Dimham James Malcolm and .lames A. Ewing. George Bell, Office Keeper; Malcolm McLeo'l, Night Watchman. Lettek Cauiueuh. -George P. Withers, Superintendent; Robert McLauchlan, Assistant Superintendent; William Young, Caleb Bel- yea, G. W, Plumi)ton, Wm. Lane, Jame* McManun, John Beamish, Uriah Belyea, Archibald Morgan, Oh.-^ar Grant, Robert Hill, C, H. Elston, J. A. Maihnan and P (.'asi-ely. Engineers.— Hen-y Howe and Edward Haney. Nambh o:.' Railway Mail Clerks in thk New liRCNswicK Division. —Chief Railway Mail Clerk, Fiens of the Cir.y, c(»mmencing at 8.;iOa. m., 1 p. m aml.i.SO p. m.; two deliveries in other sections at H.80 a. m. and ii M) \> m. Letters not bearing the nnme and number, addressed to parties whose address may be known to the a year. Thoii^,'h every effort will be ma place them in the boxes, when the party aildi eased is known to have a box, the Post- maater docH not hold hiinHelf responsible for thin always b'infj done ; the primary lulen bein^' that all letterH bearing the number of the house and name of Htreet go there by letter carrier. An order to place in a V>ox letters belonging to another person than the owner of the box cannot l)e recognized, unless such letters are addressed to the care of the box or its owner. KATES OK P(»STA(JE. Post Cards. — Dominion ami United States, Ic. Great Britain and other Poftal Union ('ountrie-^, 2c. Jli')>l!/ Post Carda for use xinthin the Dominion will In' insncU at two cents each. Post Bands and Stumped Envelopes. (>ne cent post bands for news- paper or book pa<-ket wrai>|>erH, and one and three cent stamped en- velopes are isHiu-d by the Department, and may be had at the stamp vendors at a trifle above their face value. Drop Letters. — V'liy, (^arleton, and Portland, Ic. per half oz. Mail Letters. — Ynnu one place in (!anada to another, and between Canada and the United Staites, 3c. per half o/.. ; between Canada and Newfoundland, annnada to another, ^urely affixed to the parcel with mucilage or pa>arcel post the weight of parcels is limited to T) 11)8., and the size to 2 feet by 1 foot. The rate is Ik;, per 4 oz. or fraction of 4 oz. Paixels must he plainly marked ** By Parcel Post." Leiial and Cmmnerrial /'flpra. — Legal and Commercial papers, lK)sted for placets ini.'anada, generally are subject to letter rate unless sent bv parcel p«mt; except deeds and insurance policies, which are allowed to go by Book I'ost. Postage rates on Legal and Commercial papers, addressed to Postal Uni)n ('ountries, are as follows, viz.: To countries where the letter rate is 5c. per one half oz. , the rate of legal and commercial pap.rsis .'»c. for the first 10 oz., and Ic. for each at hi prepaid by postage stamp. Newspapers and i^e\in<\\iM\i* published n:)t (ess freqiienth/ than once a ?No;(^/t and weighing /e«8 than (me ounce mny be posted singly, if pre paie re-maileti by such Booksellers or News Agents, fhhm of Postage. U-JEFUL HINTS. Never send money or other articles of valub through the Post Office except either by Money Order or liegistered Letter. Make co.iiplaints and inquirifH in writing. Post a' 1 letters and newspapers, etc., as early an practicable, es- I)ecially when sent in large nuiabers. Enveloues closed and simply clipped at the ends cannot b forwarded by Book Post Preserve and recjuest correspondents t(» preserve euveloi^s of missent 1 or delayed letters. ■ Harold Gilbert, importerlof Carpets and House 100 POST OFFICE. [1888. Businesninen should he careful to authorize hut a limited numherof persons to receive their letters, and only theme in whom they have full confidence Have a letter box f-n your iftice door. A letter once nosted becomes the property of the person to whom it is addressed, anu must be forwa'-led acc( rding to its direction. ^ On no application, however urgent, can it l)e delivered buck to the writer, or to any other person. Letters adnressed to mere initials, or 6cticious names, will not be delivered, unless addressed in care of a resident, or to some box in the Post Office. Letters containin;; Gold or Silver money, Jewels or precious articles, or anything liable to Customs duties, cannot be forwarded by Post to any of the Postal Union ('ountries except the United States. MATTER WHICH CANNOT HE KOUWARDED THROU(JH THE POST. Any explosive substance, glass, liquid, or other matter likely to entail risk or injury to the ordinary contents of the mails will be sent I to the Dead Letter Oface, Ottawa. I Spectacles and eye-glasses, if securely put in cases not likely to ! allow the contents tu escape if broken in course of conv-'yance, may be sent by Post within the Dominion on piepayment of parcel iH>8t rates. REQI&TERED LETTERS. Tietters intended to be Registered, when addressed to places in Canada, must be prepaid by stamp, 2c. each ; to the United States, 6c. each, in addition to the postage rate. For Newfoundland, Regis- tered Letters 2c., other articles Tic. in addition to the postage. All letters for Registration should be ))osted 3() minutes before the hour of closing Maih. No letter will bo accepted at this Office for Registration addressed either to initials or v/hat may appear a ficticious name, and any such registered letters received from another office, or dep »sited in the Letter Box for Registration, will be at once sent to the Dead Letter Office for disposal. Regiutered Letter Stamps of the den()mination of 2 and 5cts., may be obtained at the usual places. MONEY ORDEU HKRVICA." In sending »noney by mwl it is always best to transmit by Money Order, if possible ; if sent by letter it should always be registered. Money Orders issued and paid from U a. m. to 4 p. m. Commission on Money Orders — On Money Orders drawn by any Money Order Office in the Dominion, is as follows : If not exceeding $4. 2c.; over ^4 and not exceeding $10, 5s.; overflO and not exceeding $20, 10c. : over $20 and not exceeding $40, 20c.; over $40 and not exceeding $00, .'iOc ; over $00 and not exceeding $80, 40c.; over $80 and not exceeding $100, TjOc. No single Money Order, payable in tlie Dominion of ( nada, can be issued for more than $100; but as many of $100 each may be aiven as the remitter lequires. The other Countries and British Ct)lonies upon which Money Orders are granted are distinguished by an Asterisk: (*) in the Foreign Post- age tabic; the rates of comnuNsiou ia all cases being as follows : If not exceeding $10, 10c.; over $10 and not exceeding $20, 20c.; over $20 and not exceeding $S0, 30c. ; over $30 and not exceeding $40, 40c. ; over $40 and not exceeding $R0. '>0o. Furnishing Qouds, St. John, N. B. 1888.] POST OFFK'K. 101 FOUEIUN VOSTAGK TABLE. CotlNTBll^S. *Aden (in Arabia) India PoKta) Agency •Algeria _. Argentine Confederation * AuHtria-Hungary . . *Hahama8 •Belgium •Bermuda ♦Borneo, North (Britiah) Brazil •Cape Colony i *Ceylon Chili , China * Hong-Kong and agencies of Hong-Konv', P. O. at Amoy, Cauton, Fco-chow, Hankow, Hoih«)W, Ningpo, Shangliaiatid Swatow Colombia •Panama (British Postal Agency) •Cyprus •Denmark, including Iceland antl Faroe Islands •Kas^, Indies, (Dutch), Java, etc.. . 'Egypt ♦Falkland Islands Letter Bate. P..Ht ('ards 1 1 h «z. 1 each. 1 NeWH- paper., 10 6 10 r. 5 10 10 IT) 10 10 Fiji Islands *! ranee 'Cjambia *Germany ♦Gibraltar •Gold C oast *Great Britain and Ireland Greece *Guadur (in Beloochistan) •Guiana, British '• Dutch and French Honduras * " Britiah (Belize) •India, British •Italy •Japan •Lagos Ltixembourg ♦Malta •Mauritius Mexico •Muscat (in Arabia) India PostH Agency 10 r» r» ."> 10 5 10 r7 .5 10 .'» 10 10 10 10 10 10 .5 5 1(1 10 r» 10 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 •> 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 'I 2 2 •J »» 2 02. 2 i 2 I 2 ! '^ I 2 1 2 2 I 2 I 2 1 2 1 I 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 I 1 2 I NewB- Pck'ts 2oz. 2 1 4» 1 1 1 1 2 2 8 2 2 2 2 1 2 I 2 l\ 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 3 2 2 2 3 1 1 2 I 1 2 2 Reg. 5 5 5 .5 fi 5 6 5 5 5 r, 5 5 .5 5 5 .5 5 n a 5 5 .5 n 5 n •f Drapery and Upholstery Goods at Harold Gilbert's 103 KOIlKIfJN POSTAGE TABLE. COUM'RIBS. »Natal ^Netherlands ^Newfoundland *Norway Persia * Bandez, Abas, Bushire Josk and Linga (India Postal Agencies). Peru •Portugal, including Azores and Madeira Islands *Roumanitt Russia, including Finland *Bt. Helen* Sandwich Islands •Seychelles Islands •Sierra Leone Spain •straits SettlementMlSingapore, etc) *Sweden •Switzerland , Turkey, Er.ropean c.a Asiatic. . * ^Jonstantinople and Smyrna (British Postal Agencies) Bag- dad and Basrah India Toslai Agencies •United States of America Venezuela *Zanzibar (India Postal Agency). . West India islands. *Briti8h : Bahamas, Turks Island, Antigua, Barbados, Dominica, Greniida, Jamaict, Montserat, Nevis, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago via New York do. via Halifivx •Danish : St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas Spanish : Cuba Porto liico via New York Halifax Hayt!, and San Do uingo Australia. I.— Via San Francisco : "South Australia, ( •Western Australia, j *New South Wales, ) •New Zealand, | •Queensland, [- •Tasmania, •Victoria, J Letter Bale. k oz. in 5 10 10 10 10 .5 c/ fl.-. Post Cards each. 10 f. 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 15 5 2 10 2 10 2 5 2 iO 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 ») 2 2 2 News- papers each. 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 [1888. News- Pck'ts Keg. 2 oz. 3 7 1 5 1 5 2 5 2 5 1 5 1 .') 1 i» 3 7 2 5 2 5 2 1 h 2 n 1 .') 1 f) I r» 2 5 2 it 1 5 1 .') 1 r> 1 n 1 r> 1 r) 2 r> 1 n 3 3 15 1888.] _54 King Street, St. John, K. B. WEATHEU TAIJLB. 103 COUNTIUES. Letter Hate. I'(.ht Cards News- paperH each News- Pck'ts 2oz. ReK. .^ oz. each. II. — Via Brindiai : •South Australia, ) j&vvr * » A *• > cl5 cU) 3 3 6 G 19 •Western Auatralia, J *New South Wales, 1 •New Zealand, | •Qusensland, 7 •Tasmania, •Victoria, ) c Prepayment compulsory. TABLE FOB FORETELLING THE WEATHEB. This table, and the acooinpanylng remarks, are the result of many years actual observation; the whole being constructed on a due consideration of the attraction of the Sun and Moon in their several positions respecting the Elarth, and will, by simple inspection, show the observer what Itind of weather will most probably follow the entrance of the Moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the tmth as to be seldom found to fail. ! If the new moon, the first Quarter, the full moon.or Ine last quarter happens Between midnight and 2 i In the morning, j 2 and 4 morning, - 4andtt " - ■ 6 and 8 " - - 8 and 10 " - - IN SUMMER. IN WINTER. Fair Cold, i'requent showers. Rain. Wind and Rain. Changeable. Frequent Sh^^wers. Very rainy. . Changeable. Fair. . . - • Fair, If wind N. W. Rainy, if S. or S. W. do do do Fair. . - - - 10 and la *' At I'Jnoou and i p. m. Between 2 and 4 p. m. 4 and 6 p. m. - - 6 and 8 p. h. - - 8 and 10 p. m. - - 10 and m id night, Obskrvations.— The nearer the time of the Moon's change to noon or midnight, the more nearly will the result accord with the prediction. I The space for this calculation occupies from ten at night till two next morning. I The Moon's change, first quarter, full and last qiuii-ter, happening during six of the afternoon hours, i. e., from four to ten, may be followed by fair weather; but this is mostly dependent on the wind, as is noted in the table. Hard frost, unless the wind be 8. or W. Snow and stormy. Kain. Stormy. Cold rain, if wind be W., snow if K. Cold and high wind. Snow <,r rain. Fair and mild. Fair. Fair and frosty if wind N. or N. E. Rain or snow, if S. S. W. ditto. Fair and frosty. Tapeitry Carpets in endleis variety at 104 ASSOCIATIONS. [1888. ASSOCIATIONS, SOCIETIES, COMPANIES, ETC. Saint John YoirNo Mkn'm CiiKiHTiAN Ahhdciation.— PreKhh-nt. J E Irvine: View Pit'Ml(l»'iitH. T W Daniel. Jo»in Htewnrt, J K Harn.'H, J O Miller, Ueorxe Mltchfll. H J Thome. CE Marnilchael. A ll .foni's. Kec'ordlnfr H^'cretarv, a A Henderson. CorrespondiiiK Hecr«'tary, J ClawHon. Librarian, (1 N Hevenor. AsHiHtant Librarian, J Marry Allan. TreaHiirer, E L RIhIiik- General Secn-tarv, H H DJHtln. Maiia^inK C'oiniiilttee, A W Macrae, W A CcKtkMon. A W f^nliH. (i A Sinilli. H (i Corev, W S Morrison, M D. J 8 Marnle, H S Miller. S Ldorlx-ll. H H Ja. V H .Ionian. J L Thome, (JeorKe YounRer, R B Kmerson, .laineH WfUMlrow, J MeA IIiitehinifH. Nkw Hrinswhk H. S. Association I'resident. Uakes, Canterbwry. AsHistant Ke- «-ordinK S«'cretary, .1 T F^letoher. Woodstoek. » 'orrespondhiK Hecret>onard Fredericton; .1 I) Chipman, St Stephen. Al.HKHT ('oi'NTvS. S. A.sHociATioN.- PresMcnt, M Chipman Bishop. SecretArv -Treasurer. H V Ht«*«'ves. Hecordin^ Secretary, .John I Steeves Vice-presidents, .John Thistle. F H Hamilton. ^V H Iloldnson, Millidge Wbk.', Thos Matthews. Additional mend)ers of Kx«t;utlve C^ommittee, lU v W Camp. Rev C II Halsley anuMd)arton ; Ocor^ Hchotield, Orand Manan; Oscar Hanson, L«'preaux; AE Poole, Pennfleld; Jaittes RUSS4-11. 8t .\n Irews and St Croix; W H Boone. St David: p'nMlerIck Seelye, St (JeoiKe; A\ .1 Burn-, St James; .lohii W Stevenson, St Patrick; W S Ruldn.son. St Stephen; (leo I/'onard, West Isles. Kest Co. S. S. Ahhociation. President, Rev J D Murray: Vice-Presidents, R«'v A C Bell and liev J H Cameron. Secretary -Treasmcr, Rev W Hamilton, Coniniittee, Rev. H James. R B Noble, .lanies Murray. (I Bailey. KiNos Co. 8 S. AsaiK' ATioN. -Rev A M Hubly, President. A S White, M P P. CorrrtsiM)ndiu); Secretary, (i M Wetmore, Secretary-Treasm-er. NoitT 1'iiBKai.ANi) (Jo. S. S. AsaociArioN. -President, W 11 (irIuUley. Vico- Pi-csideiit. Rev F \V Harrison. Secretary -Treasurer, Rev Neil McKay. Cununittet', J Clarke. Ueorxe WhitUiker. W S IjOkK'''- (.^I'EKNs County .s .S. A.ssociation. — President, L S Vanwart. Vice presidents, W B Corey for Brunswick; W CKinjf tor Chipman; Duncan Bailey for Canning'; .Vmlrew Miller for Waterbon lU^li ; Thomas o Donnell for .lohnstou; .Ia.s Brown for Cambridge; (1 J Wcjrden for Wickhani; Amos Corey for (Jagetown; S K Vallis for Hampstead; N Incli.sr, for Petersville. Corresponding .SeireUiry, S L Peters, or.nabog. Treasmer, I S Vanwari, Hampstead. RestkjoI'i HK Co. 8. 8. A8H(H'iATio.v. - Pi-esldent, (leorge iladdow. Secre- ! tary, Frank A Benn« t .\ssistant Secri'tary, Robert Jardine. Tr«*asurer, J B McKenzie. Vict-Prcsid«'nts, Wm Frith, Rev T Nicliolson and David I Mc.Nair 1 St, .Ioun S, H, Association.— President, Ri'v J A (lordon Vice-lVesidents, •lohii Stewart. H Porter. A W Masters, W Wallace, D W ( 'lark. W. Vaiighan, ' l^ P Barker. C F I'linch, StvreUiry. T S HimiuH. liJHiordm^ Secretory, F 8 I Thomson, j St. .Iumn (/ountv S. S. Ahhociation. — Rev J A Gordon, Prettideut. 64 King Street, St. John, N. B. .1 1888.] AHHOCIATION8. 105 T 8 SlininH. ('orrPHpoiulliiff Secivtary. F H Thoninson, ReconliiiK H<'CP«- tary. Win licwis. In'tisiirer. .lolui Sli-wmt. 1) \v Clark, 11 I'orter. (' P Bnker, (' y(.'liiich. W Wallaci-, \V VaiiKlian, Vict'-presidciit. VVm IVt«'r", (' K McNIchol. J W Sulis, U.V T F FothcrinKliam. .lohii E Irvlij.*, James (" BoweH, additional nu-nilifrHof Kxfcutivo Cuniinittftv Vktohia, Madawaska Co.. S. S. A.-tsov 1) FIhIi. Stcittary Tivusmer. F C ({loudworth. .Afwistant Secn-tHry. Vice president H, Robert Watson, I'l-illi : (J<'f«ter. A M MilN. Y. M. C. Mahhimk AshoHideiits, S E Whistoii. Halifax; Dr Mt^U-od. Sydney; .lohn Hall, Clinr- lottelown; I) MeDonald, Pieiou; l>r McKiiy, Simmierside; Secretary, H H DiRtin, St John. Mahitimk I'oi'l/ru' AH-iociATToN.- H T Stevens. Preside t. J R Frnser, Monctoii, N B; Lieut Col Blaine, St .loliu, N B; Dr Bennett, Kin^s Co, N B; Thos M Bliss. Ricliiltiieto, Kent Co. N H: C K Omsvennr, Canter- bury, York Co, N B; Thos Stin.so'i, St Andrews, Charlotte Co, N B; John Oolnnd, Pictou, NH; Andrew Hownes. Halifax. N S, Vice-presidents. PhiU,> L»iw, Secretary. PA Mdenowa., Tieasurer. Wm F Hayward, J Sutton Boyd, J R Foster, Benjamin Cliariers, .1 J Walker, Committee of (Jeneral Management. I'lU)' INI'IAI. lllKl.R Ahhocia' ION.— Major John H Parks, President. Lieut.-Col J R ArmstroiiK. Vice nresideiit. Cant JTwiiiiiijrHartt, Secretary- Members of Council ("apt .1 T Hail t, ("apt McCrobble, Major Trtiasurer. Members of Council Capl 'U', 1 oral Parks, Lieut MeMillaii, Capl Kimieai Hartt. Major Markham. Capl Lfipiu'ie; Lieut 'rhompsou, Lieut iiordly, Corp- ■'■ ■ Surp'on March. Lieut .Smith Major Arnold. Serjct BoiUMie, yiuvrlermast -r LaiiK'strolh, I'te Biu'ns, PA Melville, Sernt W l.,ordly. Major Ticker and S.m'kI Henderson. DoMiMO.v Safkty Fi'Ni) Lii*-!-: AsKiHUATioN.— J. DeWolle SiauT, .lami-s T SteH'ves. M D. W H Thorne, Thos Temple. M P. John McMillan, C W Weldon, I) (J L, O C, M P, David Allison, L L D, Directors. .1 DeWolfe Spurr, Presi- dent. Charles Campbell, Secretary, ('apital Stuck sulvscribed, $l:i(),(KK>. Deposit with Dominion Government, $.")ll,iiO(). Thk JUhuk.u.V Association.- J<>s.])h Torkery, Prusiden'-.. Fred Mi'lntyre, 1st Vice-iiresidenl. (Jco WalU-r. -Jiid Vice-president. 1' J Haipin, UecordiiiK Secivturv. VV J Pit man, Financial Secretary. .M McCarthy, Treasurer. 8 B M<-S'eill. ScrReaut-at-Arms. W (J McDevitt, Walter Hamil- ton and Tliomas McMaster. Trustees. N. B. Pori-TBV and Pkp Stock .Vssociatios. Col A Blaine, President. R U Ritchie, St John County; t; Edrosvenor, Vor - Co; .1 BHiiowball, Northum- IwrlaiKl Co; W B Morris, Charlotte tc; Philip Law, Westmorland Co; L .1 Almon. KiiiKS Uo, Vice pn sidcnts. H \V Wilson, Secretary. J 8 McLaren, TreuHiirer. Mauitime (JoMMKiiclAl, TiiAVKLI.EU.s \hso(!IATIon.- Ad«m Hurns, President. Wm J Stewart. Thos C Allen. J W Allison. .Fames Fra.ser, Vice- i)i-e«ident8 for Nova S<--v L (i SUnens, IWv - 10 Smyrna Rugs in elegant designs at Harold Gilbert's, too HOCIKTIER. 1888. J ( > C'riH|i, I,,'liaii, Vice rivsidciitH; It. C'riiikshaiik, Treasurer; JoHliua Claw- Moll, Si'crt'tarv. T U Uarkrr, ilnii John Hnyil, Josfph KiiIUk'Ic, J store of MesHrH J \- A Mi.-Millan, Prince William 8tiv«'t, iJepcsilory. Thomas Mt-Kflvie, A«<'ut. i'oKTi.AM) UiiANm|, H I'orU-r, Esq, (.Jom- milttv. Caim.kton nitANcH MiHi.K SociKTv. - 1) W ( 'huk, Presidfiil. The rt'sident cltMXV"i<'«> of (aiJt'ioM, Vin-I'residfiits. W () Sliiijt, iS«'crelary-TreaHur»'r, E J NVotmor.', W J Chirk, T \V MiisKrov.-, M D. W If Colwvll, H H Appl.-hy. Uriah Drake, Jarvis Wilson. C'oiniuitfeo. 1"'aikvim,k Uuancii IhHLE SociKTY. Itoln-rt Kair, Pn'slch-nt Uev. W J Hwallt'ld and Hfv S II Hicf, Vice imsidt'i'ls. John Irvine. Secretary. I)r McKarland. (' I* Haker, Wm narnhdl and .obi ArmstiouK. Committee. Thk ('m'KCM MisHioNAiiY SoiiKTY OK iAiNT JoH.N -I'resident, li^'Haron Hotst'ord, M I). Viee I'lCBJdc-nt.s, Charli s H [''airweather, and I'harles K Kinnoar. Treasurer, .lame; li Ituil, Si L-ntiiy. T W Daniel. St. Vi.ntknt Dk I'ai i, H(kmkty. PreHident, Jolm NuKi'nt, Vice-president. Louis .1 Carney. Treasiu'er. M J Ptdter. 8ecretary, E Friel. Spiritual Director, Kev. .1. WaUh. Iiii.sii I.rrKitAHY So( iKTY. -.las Iterry, Pn'sident. Uolit Coleman, Senior Vice president. ,1 II Hailey, Junior Vice president. Timothy OHrien, K*-- cordi UK Secretary, .lames McManiis, Kinaiitial Secretary. 1) J O'Neill, Treasurer. Edward l.iintaluiii, E Hayes, M .1 McCuIIoukIi, Trustees. S MeLauchlan, Lihrarian. John Cronin, AMsistant Librarian. John Lenilmn, Serp-ant atarm.v Ukmkk AND Am SociKTV, James Heynolds, Presiden\ H Fairweather, Treasurer. Hon .ludice Tuck. (J S del-orest, C .\ Everett, .Jame.s Ue.vnoltLs, E.\eciitive Commiltci". .lames Iteynolds, C .\ Ev.relt, (1 S dcForest, Hon .Iiidjje Tuck, (ieor.ire HoliiTtg)!!, J E Irvine, T W Duni*-!, A Uowan, C 11 Fairweath'-r, (J K Smilli, Dr .\ McAveji-y, A C Smith, William Peters and II (I Ihorue Mayor, Directors. (JtUrr !tH KIuj; Street, up-st.iirs. St. Anohkw s Society. Ale.x Kan -in. President. Robert Jardine, 1st Vicepresideiii .\ L Law, -.'nd Vife-ia-esldcnl. Rev (Jeorjye Bruci', I'hap- lain. .1 A MilliKan, Secretarv. .lohn W^hite, Ti-easurer. I) C Robertson, Marshal. Dr P R Inches, David Willel, Robert MHIiKan, Conmdttee of Charity. Saint (}ic;)I(()k.'s Socikty. - Fred E Barker, DC L, IVesident. Arthur Everett and 11 Lawrdnce SlUidee, Vie-'-prcsidents. Rev Canon BriKstocke, M A, Cliai)lain. Edward T SI urdee. Secretary. .1 Harry Pepper, AHsi.stant Secretary. Charles Masters. Treasurer. Wm Hawker. Duclne Breeze, Jas H I'ullen, Committee of Charity. .Meets on 'Jnd Tuesday ia January, April, July ana <)etol>er. Sai.nt John Mkoicaf. Sociktv. , I'resident. Dr Jas H (rray, 1st Vice president. Dr M F Bruce, Jind Vicc-))re8ident. Dr A F Emery. .Se(!retary. Dr Thos Walker, Treasurer. Meets llr.it and third Wedne.sda.\ s in every montli in Odd Fellows" Buildin^r, I'nion Street. Mkmiikhsok Mkdicai, Coi'Ncii,. Dr S Z Earle, Chairman. Dr Brown, Fred- ericton: Dr. (» M Duncan, llathurst: Dr Thos Walker, St John ; Dr H PreH- ton, St. .lolui; Dr .V V Smith. Miramichi; Dr James Chri.-itie and Dr James T f^leeves, St John: Dr P R Moor»>, Sackville. Dr ,1 Z Currie, Frtnlericton, Rejfistrar, NkwBrcnswi k IMiCDiCAi.S iciktv. Dr P R Inches, St .John, President. Dr U S Thome, IIa\olo;'k. 1st Vic ■ pre-iidcnt. Dr D D McDonald, Queens Co, and VicL!-pro.si lent. Dr T W Musu^rove, C.irleton. 8t Jolin, Secretary. DrThos Walker, St .luhn, Trejisurer. Dr IKI Ba.vter, Moncton, Correspondiag 54 King: Street, St. John, 5. B. 107 Addy, TniNt4'«>H. Mv^tn in St 1888.] BOCIKTIKH. St'OH'tarv I>r MrCully, Hr Wm Christk', Ur John on Ihird Tui'sduy in .hily, IHHN l'HARiiACicnicAi.So>.iKTY.— (JC Hunt, hViMli'ricton, IVt'sident. (' I'C'iarke, St .lolin, Viuf I'l-tHident. K K ('ou| «•. Portland, H»Tr«liiry. K W McCartliy, 8t Joiin, Tn-asurer. A (' Stnilii. Si .lolni, HcKlstiar. Council: W H Mowalt. *V B MuWy. N Hony Hniilh. S Itoln'iiSun, Tlionuw A (Voclictt, Ht John ; T .1 (Jny.ic, Chatliiun. Haint John liAW S'xiiKTV ilnruriiuralrd S«'I)U-mi1mt, IKrH ) (Jfoiye G (Jil- J)frt, Ksq, gc, I'nsidtMit. H<>n It J Kitod. M(|, g C, ]< K llarrison. Kh«jl A < ) Earli', Khu. (himx*' C Owter. Ewq, A B ' (>oix«' V CoMttT. Stcrotary Tr«'aHurer. A A WilHon, Librarian. B,\K' L Ilan- ngton, UC, E M«L»'od. gc. (HBKisluT, UC, and Janus A Vaiiwart. George J BlIsH, Seirt^iary. W W St rc»-t, Librarian. Jidiii lilaclf, Trrahurt^r. 8v. John LAwSiruKNTs SooiKTY. S H Ibistiii, IVcHidi-nt. J h M Baxter. Viw-president. .1 K Ktdly, Setnetaiy. .1 1 I'orttT, J K Ki-lly and J B M Baxter, Executive Coinndttoe. Oratohio SociKTY.— (ien Warner, I'resident. Uev U Malliers, Vieel'ri*Hi- dent. F S TlioiUHou, Seerelarv. J 1' Vrooin. TreaKUn-r. K S (iubb, Con- duetor. A Porter. Librarian. MiHsrs It Mathers, (J ('('osier, KSTIionison, 1' Bourne, Jag S IlardiM^, W A Ewinj:. A i'orterand M I>ibble<\ Cuiumittee of Management. St. Cecki.ia Choral Socikty.— I'n sidenl, II V DeHury. Viee-pn-Hident, Hon Jnnu>H Dever. Musical Director, Ma.\ M Sterne. Set "tary, .Nd\ii F. Ashe. Financial Secretary. Niclmlas Murphy Treastner. 1' V I.4intaluni. Librarian, Miss .\ B Keeiiau. Board i>| ManaKeuicnt, i'resident, Vicepn-Mi- dent, Musical Director, Treasurer, I'JO'Keefe, Francis McCatTerty, Chaa Tonuiey, Richard O'Brien. .) li DiitTy, U F (^tdKley. Musical Couunittee, tlie Musical Director, Miss Coboian, Miss Morris, Misx McCarron, Miss Sharkey, 1' W IjWolfe Spurr, '^nd Vice pi'esideiit. .S S Hall, Dr .Inhn Berry- man, T Otty Crookshank. C .V Robertson, Count DeBniy, .1 II IMdleii, V B Hazen, G Itannie, L .1 Aluion. (I C Coster. Secretary. G E Snider. Tn-aa. Nkw Brunswick HiaToun ai, Sociktv. -.\ .\ Stockton, l'resieiiain, F W Daniel, G E Fairweather. Mi lubers of Coniail, W F Best. James A Estev. New Briinhwick Socikty k .r thk Trkv-knti n ok Okcki.ty to Animals.- The Hon SLTill.-y, CM, K C M G, Lieut. -Gov of N B, Patron. John Sears, Esq, President. Rev Canon Brigstocke. Rev J ,M Daveni)ort, H Chipman Skinner. Es,'istry of Canada— Meets first Thursday in each month at Freemasons llall, St. .John. W. .J. Lo^an, E. P. Z. A. R. Campbell, E. II. II. J. Thome, E. .1. I). S. Steward, Scribe E. .lohn French. Scribe N. Jas. McNichol, Treas. Alex. McNichol, P. S. Henry Buchanan, S. S. .lohn Williams, .1. S. II. N. I^wson, M. 3 V. W. 11. Patton. M. 2 V. (Jeorge L. Partelow, M. 1 V. J. C. Hatheway, organist. Dingee Scrlbner, Janitor. Botsford Royal Arch Chapter, E R— Meets at Moncton. Mount Lebahi)n Royal Arch Chapter— Meets on the third Wednesday in each month at Chatham. St. Stephen R(^yal Arch Chapter— Meets on the second Wednesday In each month at St. Stephen. Carleton Council of Royal and Select Masters— Meets monthly in Carleton. ENCAMPMENTS. Encampment of St. John, No. 48— Religious and Military Order of the Temple, on the Registry of the Chapter (General of Scotland. Meets at Freemasons Hall, City of St. John, second Wednesday in each month. Noble and Eminent Commander, Thos. Walker, M. D. Lieut, Com- mander.A. W. Reed. Mareschal, W. H. B. Sadlier. Hospitaller, Frank Tufts. Chancellor, Geo. H. Trueman. Treasurer, T. Amos Godsoe, (P.E.C.) Secretary. T. Nisbet Robertson, (P.E.C.) Baucennifer. William L. Prince. Bearer of Vexillum Belli, John S. French. Chaplain, Rev. W. W. Brewer. Chamberlain, Park A. Melville. Organist, Edward J. Sheldon. Warder, John A. Watson. Aidea-de-Camp, Walter H. Allan and George B Hegan. Man-at-Arm.s, Dingee Scribner. The Union de Molay Encampment and Priory, Registry of the Great Prioiy of Canada.— Regular Quarterly Convocations held at Freemason's Hall, St. John. Provincial (trand Lok, . 09 06 167 Oxford, 4 27 2fV> 4 Brookville, . 12 08 171 Thomson. . 4 34 2 90 6 Torrybuni, . 18 12 179 (Jreenville, 4 44 2 96 7 Riverside, . . 21 14 181 Westchester, . 4 45 2 97 9 Rothesay, . . 2^' 18 IfU Wentworth, 4 51 3 01 12 Quispamsis, 17 Nauwigewauk, . 3() 24 189 Folly Lake, 4 56 3 04 51 M 197 Londonderry, . 4 72 3 15 22 Hampton, . . 66 44 202 Debert, 4 82 3 21 26 Passekeag, . 78 52 206 Belmont, . 4 90 3 27 27 Bloomfleld, . 81 54 214 Traro, 5 02 3 35 :« Norton, . 99 66 26() Piotou, 5 86 3 91 39 Apohaqui, . . 1 17 78 265 Pictou Landing, 5 84 3 90 44 Su.s8ex, . 1 32 88 264 Fisher's Grant, . 5 m 3 89 47 Plumweseep, . 1 41 94 257 New Glasgow, . 5 72 3 PI 51 Penobsquis, . 1 53 1 02 254 Stellarton, . 5 66 3 78 55 Dunsinane, . 1 65 1 10 219 Hopewell, . 5 61 3 74 60 Anagance, . . 1 80 1 20 243 Glengany, . 5 49 3 66 6<5 Petitcodiac, . 1 98 1 32 234 West River, 5 3o 3 57 n Pollet River, . 2 13 1 42 227 Riversdale, 5 25 3 .50 76 Salisbuiy, . . 2 28 1 52 22;^ Union, 5 17 3 45 79 Boundary Creel c, , 2 37 1 58 288 Valley, . . . 5 10 3 40 89 Moncton, . . 2 67 1 78 278 .Johnstons,. 5 10 3 40 !)1 Humphrey, . 2 73 1 82 222 Brookfleld, 5 15 3 43 96 Painsec Junction, . 2 88 1 92 227 Polly Bog, . 5 25 3 .50 101 Dorchester Road, 3 00 2 00 2:^1 Stewiacke, 5 ;jo 3 53 101 Meadow Brook, . 3 00 2 00 236 Shubenacadie, . 5 39 3 60 105 Shediac, . . . 3 00 2 00 239 Mllford, . 5 45 3 63 107 Point DuChene, . 3 00 2 00 216 Elmsdale, . 5 55 3 70 108 Memramcook, . . 3 00 2 00 2-18 Enfield, . 5 .59 3 73 IK) Dorchester, . 3 24 2 16 252 Oakfield. . 5 64 3 76 127 Sackville, . . 3 .56 2 m 253 Grand Lake, 5 65 3 77 131 Aulac, . . 3 M 2 43 255 Wellington, 5 68 3 79 137 Amherst, . , 3 76 2 51 262 Windsor Junction, . 5 81 3 87 141 Nappan, . 3 84 2 56 2()4 Rocky Lake, 5 m 3 89 145 Maccan, . 3 92 2 61 267 Bedford, . 5 88 3 92 149 Athol, . . 4 (K) 2 67 272 Four Mile House, . 5 96 3 •«- 154 Spring Hill, .4 0!) 2 73 2;'6 Halifax, . 6 00 4 00 161 Salt Springs, . 4 20 2 80 'ii 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. JO )6 1)7 01 [)4 15 15 II K) 19 1 8 4 D 1888.] NEW BRUNSWICK RAILWAY. 131 INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY— NORTH SHORE. MILBfl. FAIIEH. MIIiRH. 97 Berry's Mills, . 92 <)t $1 91 108 Blc, KW Canaan, . 8 (H) 2 (X) 417 St. Fabien, . 117 Coal Branch, . . 8 27 2 18 427 St. Simon. . li»J Weldford, . . 8 r>4 2 8ti 4.8(1 Trois Pistoles, . 187 Ferris, . . 8 7.1 a 15 4 17 Isle Verte, . 14« Carletnn, . . 8 )M 2 (1.8 4.55 St. Ai-sene, . l.W Barnaby River, . . I 15 3 77 457 Cacouna, KM Chatham Junction, . 4 20 2 80 4(18 Riviere DuLotip, W.\ Notre (lame duPo'gt Kil Chatham, . . 4 50 3 00 \M Derby, . . 4 Si 2 82 475 St. Alexandre, . 167 Newcastle, . . 4 27 a 85 480 St. Andre, . 177 Beaver Brook, . . 4 U a 94 4H« Ste. Helene, 188 BartlboRue, . 1 55 8 tKi ' 189 St. Paschal, 1!»8 Red Pine, . . 4 71 8 10 ' 498 St. Philippe de Neri, an Bathnrst, . . 4 !»C. .1 81 ' 498 Riviere Ouelle, . 5J*3 Petit Roche, . 5 17 8 15 .505 Ste. Anne, . 281 Belleiune, . . 5 ;io 8 M 513 St. Roch, . 240 Jacciuet River, . . 5 4() 8 01 51(1 ElMTin Road, 250 New Mills, . . 5 02 8 75 .520 St. .lean P. .Joii, 25fi Charlo. . 5 70 3 80 .525 Trois Saiunons. . 2(i« Dalhousie, . . 5 8fi 3 91 5a8 L'Islet, 274 Campbellton, . . 5 98 3 99 .582 L"Ans<» a Qile, . 287 Metapedia, . 6 22 4 15 ^iii CapeSt.Ignace, . 297 Millstream,. . « 87 4 25 542 St. Thomas, 808 AsHametquaghan, . t) 51 4 .8(5 .548 St. Pierre, 822 Causapscal,. 3;« Amqul, :i44 Cedar Hall, . ») 78 4 .52 .551 St. Francois, . 7 01 4 07 .5.5(1 St. Valier, . . 7 ]« 4 77 .500 St. Michel, . 350 Sayabec, . . 7 28 4 85 mi St. c;harles. 8»)1 Tarta^ue, . . 7 'W 4 99 574 St. Henri, . 371 Little Metis, . 7 05 5 10 578 St. Jean Chrys, . ;380 St. Flavie, . . 7 75 5 17 582 Chaudiere, . 388 St. Luce, . . 7 87 5 24 587 Iladlow, 398 Rlraouski, . . 7 98 5 82 58S Point Levis . , PARE-M. 9i 21 $5 50 8 51 8 81 . 9 08 . 9 41 . 9 «5 . 9 71 . 9 89 \U) 07 10 25 10 40 10 49 10 67 , 10 79 10 94 11 00 11 15 11 21 11 80 11 51 11 .58 11 «« 11 72 11 80 11 98 12 04 12 12 12 18 12 25 12 ;w 12 43 12 47 12 54 12 55 .') 68 5 88 fl 06 28 6 44 6 48 60 72 6 M 6 94 7 00 7 12 20 m 84 41 .50 .58 7 (W 7 73 7 78 7 82 7 91 8 00 8 m 8 09 H 18 8 13 8 18 8 a<5 8 20 8 82 8 37 NEW BRUNSWICK RAILWAY. Samuel Thome, President. J. Kennedy Tod, Vice-President. J. F. Leavitt, Gen. Pass. (STicket Agt. F. W Cram, General Manager. John Stewart, Supt.NortliernDivision Alfred Seely, Secretary & Treasurer. H.D.McLeod.Supt. Southern Division W. T. Whitehead, Land Agent. MILES. STATIONS. 0.0 St. JohK. 0.0 _2..5 2.3 4.6 6.8 10.0 11.5 12.3 14.0 15.0 18.2 20.5 24.0 28.2 31.5 34.2 36.8 40.2 44.5 Carleton. Bay Shore. Fairville. South Bay. Sutton. Grand Bay. Ingleside. Riverbank. Westfleld. Lingley. Nerepis. Eagle Rock. Weisford. Clarendon. Gaspereaux. Ennlskillen. Hoyt. South Branch. FrederictonJunc. MILES. STATIONS. 47^^Three tree Creelc Rnsagonish. .52.5 56.5 00.5 03.0 Wassis. Glasier. Doak. 65.0 Morrison's. 05.5 Salamanca. 06.5 Fredericton. 48.0 Tracy. Gwen Point. 59.8 Cork. 65.0 Harvey. 70.5 Prince William. 75.0 Magaguadavic. 84.0 McAdam. St. Croix. 90.0 Vancebom 92.0' Barber Dam. 97.0 Jjawrence, C. C. 99.0 Watt Junction. MILFS. 194.0 111.0 114.0 119.0 108.0 107.0 108.0 110.0 112.0 STATIONS. laa.o lar.o Meadows. Moore's Mills Maxwell. St. Stephen. Dumbarton. Rolling Dam. Hewitt's. G. S. Rail'y June. Roix Road. Waweig. Bartlett. Chamcook. St. Andrews. 8(1.0 Maudslay. !t0.0 Bristol Siding 93.0 Sugar Brof)k. 100.0 Deer Lake. 107.0 Canterbury. 117.0 Benton. 121.0 Debec Juncti'>n Tapestry Carpets with Borders to match at 132 IMMIOUATfON — PUni.IC WOUKS — CUSTOMS. [1888. UIMCH. HTATIONS. MILEH. HTATIO.VH. laH.O Oroeiivllle. 1H)».7 ArooHtook. 13-2.0 Houlton. 11(0.7 Fort Fairfield. laU) KiiiK'H Tank. 'Mi.7 East Lyndon. i:WO Woodstock. ;«W.7 Caribttu. — Queen St. Station 137.0 Upper WoodHt'k. !fii!1.5 Premiue Isle. lOH.I LlnieHtone. 141.0 NewburK June. 11»».4 Ortoiiville. 147.7 Hartlund. aOH.I (Jrand Falls. 1M.7 reel. JWI.4 St. Leonards. ir)8.2 Florence vllle. 'iMA St. Ann's. 101.5 Kent. 237.7 Green Hlver. 1H4.5 Eiath. 241.7 St. Basil. 108 (» Bumfrau. 247 4 Edmundston. 17JJ.7 Upper Keut. 170.a Kilburn. 198.0 (libson. 197.0 St. Mary's. 18i.7 Terth. 19.').0 P(nij!:las. iS'l.a Amlover. 192.2 SprinKhill. HIt.RH. STATIONS. 188.0 Korklund. IHO.O K.-swick. 181.7 CardiKan. 180.7 Lawri'uee. 178.2 Zealand. 175 . -5 Stone ItidKe. 173.0 Biu-nslde. 109.7 Upper Keswl.;k, 100.0 Bin-tt Lake. 101.5 Halnsvllle. 159.7 Millville. 157.0 Woodstock Rood. 155.0 Nackawic. 150.5 County Line. 140.0 WoodstockJunct. IMMIGRATION DEPARTNENT. Samuel Gardner, Esquire, Dominion Immigration Ofllcer for New Brui's- wick; The Deputy Treasurers at the Out-Ports of the I'rovlnce act w Inmii^ration Officers. Inspector, of Steamboat Hulls.— R. Coker, Esq. Examiners of Insi)ectors of Flour and Meal— Jeremiah Harrison, Thoi as Rankine, (J. H Fairweather, G. S. DeForest and Geo.< Morrison. Examiners of Inspectors of Pickled Fish and Fish Oil— Geo. 8. DeForest, Gilbert Bent, William Barbour, James Wilson of Portland. Examiners of Inspectors of Leather and Raw Hides— William Peters, W. E. Vroom and David Colwell. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Office, Custom House— North Wing. Jas. B. Hegan, Acting Engineer in charge. Assistant Engineers, Q. A. Brown, J. C. Allison. J. Ewing, Paymaster. G. A. Day, Draughtsman. W, J. McCordick, Superintendent Dredges and Dominion Buildings. D. H. Waterbury, Clerk. CUSTOMS. PORT OF SAINT JOHN. James R.Ruel, Esq., Collector and Registrar of Shipping. John S. McLaren, Inspector of Customs for New Brunswick and P. E. Island In Warehouse Department.— A Atchison, G. H. Snider. In Long Room.— G. F. Matthew, Chief Clerk; C. F. Olive, H. P. Sandall. In Shipping Department.— Jas. Barber, Henry Turner and Keith A. Barber. Measurer and Survej-or of Ships.— James Barber. In Statistical Department.— J. A. S. Mott and D. J. Gleeson. Appraisei-s of Dutiable Articles. — Allan McBeath, D. H. Hall and J. E. Whittaker; J. Rolston, "lerk, ; A. Buist, Peter McCart, Packers. Landing Surveyor.— S.E. Gerow; D. Smiler and S. W. Kain, Clerks. Gaugers and Proof Office.- Samuel Robinson, Gauger; W. H. Barton. Assistant Gauger; Timothy Murphy, Sampler, A.c. 54 King Street, St. John, K B. 1888.] CUHTOMB TARIFF. 133 Tidf Km-vevor.- William .loliiiston. LaiKliii)< VVailers iitul Hi'ar«'li»'r«. Paul DiiK-y and Jolhn Humphrevs. WartfhousH liOckrrs. T. Must in, W. ('arlt't«)ti. VV. FI. OiJIve, Charles IMdRPon, M. H. Owt'iiH, T. H. Foley, and H. (i. Hunt. Tide WaitorH- T. (). Sanilall. C. W. Chowan, R. J. McAdoo, John Cc>ch- ran. W. Forsyth. J. M. F. WhitlriR. WilHon L. Dobbin, William Farn-n, Henry Rlgby, W. A. Doherty, W. H. Barton, John Ix)Wt'ry Thomas Condon, K. N. Ktcwnrt, J. Honerson. Boatmen, and Tidcwaitcrs -Robert Fulton, Geo. Price, and Samuel Hutton. COI.LKCTOHH. Bathi'rht.— W. J. O'Brien. Outport, Nnw Bandon— I'. J. Foley. OARACiiTETTK. — J. (J. v.. Blackball. Outport. Tracadio— M. E. Bour- geois. Chatham.— Daniel Fer>?uson. Dauioithik. — \Vm. Montgomery. Out-Port, Campbellton - Alex. Mc- Kenzie. Dorchester.— Walter Dobson. Outport, Rockland— R. B. Chap- man. Frederioton.— A. F, Street, HHiFJiBORouoH.— \V. E Stevens. Outport, Harvey— W.. J. Reid. ^' Alma— R. Wright. MoNCTON.— J. W. Binn'W- Outport, Shediac F. Robidoux. Newcastle. St. John Outport SiiiprKOAN.— A. Sonnany. St. Andrewh.— C. M. Oove. Outport, West Isle.s— .1. E. Dixon, t'ampobello J. Farmer. (JrandManan— T.Wooster .lami's R. Ruel. Tj«!p'"t'aux— (i. K. Hanwm. Musqujwh— A. T Duun. " Quaco— Joseph t!arson " Sussex -0. H. Wallace. " McAdain Junction -S. Watts. " St George— Jas McKay. St. Stephen.— H. Webber. WooD.STocK.— D. F. Merritt. )()rt, Centreville -H, T. Scholy. Deb;'c— R. Kirkpatrick. Aroostook Junction — Geo Bedell. Grand FalliJ — St. Leomirds Outpi Edinunston— J. Hartt. RicHiBucTO.— .Tohn Rusk. Outport, Buctouche— A. Renaud. ^' Cocaigne— A. K. Dysart. Backville.— W. C. Milner. Outport, Bay Verte— W. Prescott '' Rockport -R. C. Ward. INLAND REVENUE. John N. Moore. Inspector for New Bnmswick. George Travis, Collector. Timothy Burke, Deputy Collector. Atherton, Accountant. Excise Officers: James Mason, Bernard B. Thos. Belyea, J. R. McClo-key, J. C. Fei-guaon. Woodstock -Wm. Dibble, Exci.se Oiflcer anil Deputy Collector. St. Stephen— A. M. Hill, Roljert Smyth, i c plb id DOMINION OF CANADA CUSTOMS TARIFF. SCHEDULE A. GOODS SUBJECT TO DUTIES. Acid, Bulphuric, Acid, acetic, .... 25 c p I g and 20 p ct Acid, muriatic and nitric, ...... 20 p ct Acid, sulphuric and nitric combined, and all mixed acids , ..... .25 pet But carboys and demijohns containing acids, vine- gar, or other liquids, shall be subject to the same duty as if empty. Agates, sapphires, emeralds, garnets and opals, polish- ed, but not set or otherwise manufactured, .10 p ct Ale, beer and porter, when impcrted in bottles (six quart or twelve pint bottles to be held to contain one ImperLal gallon), 18c pig i'l Oilcloths all prices and all widths at Harold Oilbert's, 134 CUSTOMS TAKIPP. [1888. Ale, beer and porter, when imported in casks or other- wipe than in bottles, 10c pig Almonds, shelled, 5c p lb Almonds, not shelled, Sc p lb Aniline dyes, not otherwise provided for, 10 p ct Animals, living, of all kinds, not elsewhere specified,20 p ct Artificial flowers and feathers, not elsewhere specified,25 p ct Asbestos, in any form other than crude, and all manu- factures thereof, 25 p ct Axle grease and similar compounds, Ic p lb Babbit metal, 10 pet Bagatelle tables or boards, with cues and balls 35 p ct Bags, containing fine salt, from all countries, 25 p ct Baking powder, the weight of the package to be included in the weight for duty, 6c p lb Barrels containing petroleum or its products, or any mixture of which petroleum is a part, 40c each Barrels containing salted meats (1887) 20c each Belts and trusses of all kinds, 25 p ct Bells of any description, except for churches, 30 p ct Billiard tables, without pockets, four feet six inches by nine feet or under, 122.50 each On those of over four feet six inches by nine feet $25 each On billiard tables with pockets, five feet six inches by eleven feet or under, $35 each And all over five feet six inches by eleven feet, $40 each And in addition thereto, 15 p ct (Each table to include twelve cues, and one set of four balls, with markers, cloths and cases, but no pool balls). Bird cages of all kinds, 30 p ct Blacking, shoe, and shoemakers' ink, (1887), 30 p ct Blueing— laundry blueing of all kinds (1887), 30 p ct BOOKS, Etc: Advertising pamphlets, not illustrated, (1887) Ic each Advtrtising pictures, pictorial show cards, illustrat'^d advertising periodicals, illustrated price lists, adver- tising calendars, advertising almanacs, and tailors' and mantle-makers' fashion plates, and all chromos, chromotj^pes, oleographs and other cards, pictures or atristic works of similar kinds produced by any Erocess other than hand painting or drawing, and eing for business or advertising purposes or not, printed or stamped on paper, cardboard, or other material (1887), 6c p lb and 20 p ct Books, printed, periodicals and pamphlets, not elsewhere specified, not being foreign reprints of British copy- right works nor blank account books, nor copy- books, nor books to be written or drawn upon, nor Bibles, prayer-books, psalm or hymn-books, 15 p ct British copyright works, reprints of, 15 p ct And in addition thereto, 12^ p ct Bibles, prayer-books, psalm and hymn books, ..... 5 p ct Maps and charts, 20 p ct Newspapers, partly printed, and intended to be com- pleted and published in Canada (1887), 25 p ct ^1 I 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 135 Printed music, bound or in sheets, , . 10c p lb Playing cards,^ . . 6c p pack Labels for fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, confectionery, and other goods, also tickets, posters, advertising bills and folders (1887) 15c p lb and 25 p ct Bookbinders' tools and implements, including ruliner machines and binders' cloth, 10 p ct Boot, shoe, and stay laces, of any material, 30 p ct Boxes, cases, and writing desks, fancy and ornamental, and fancy manufpctures of bone, sheij, horn and ivory, also dolls and toys of all kinds and materials, ornamants of alabaster, spar, terra cotta or compo- sition, statuettes, beads and bead ornaments, 30 p ct Brass, in bars and bolts, drawn, plain and fancy tubing, (1887), _ / _ 10 pet Brass, in strips for printer's rules, not finished, 15 p ct Brass, manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 30 p ct Braces or suspenders (1887), 35 p ct BREADSTUFFS. Viz. : 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 api)rai8ed value to be ascertained as provided by sections 8, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 and 76 of " The Customs Act. . . .20 p ct B.vrley, 15c p bsh Buckwheat, 10c p bsh Indian corn, 7^c p bsh Oats, 10c p bsh Rice (1887), ...... lie p lb Rice, uncleaned, unhuUed or paddy, when imported di- rect from the country of growth, 17^ p ct Rye 10c p bsh Wheat, 15c p bsh Pease, 10c p bsh Beans, 15c p bsh Buckwheat meal or flour, ^c p lb Cornmeal, 40c p bri Maccaroni and vermicelli (1887), 2c p lb Oatmeal, ^c per lb Rye flour, .'jOc p brl Wheat flour, .... 50c p brl Rice and sago flour, 2c p lb Brick for building, 20 p ct Britannia metal, manufacturers of, not plated, ..... .25 p ct Biitish gum, dressine, eizing cream and enamel sizing (1887), ...... Icp lb Butter, 4cplo Buttons of vegetable ivory or horn (1887), 10c p ?ross and 25 p ct Buttons, all other, not elsewhere specified (18b7), 2.>pct Button covers, crozier, 10 p ct Candles, tallow. . . ^° ^ lu Candles, paraffine wax, 5c p lb Candles, all others, including sperm, 25 p ct Cane or rattan, split or otherwise manufactured ..... .25 p ct Cans or packages made of tin or other material, contain- ing fish of any kind admitted free of duty under any F Before buying Carpets send to Harold Gilbert for patteriis. 136 CUSTOMS TARIFF, [1888. existing law or tre^ity, not exceeding one qtiart in contents, one cent and a half on each can or packaa^e; and when exceeding one quart, an additional duty of one cent and a half for each additional quart or fractional part thereof, l^c p qt Canvas of hemp or flax, and sail twine, when to be used for boats' and ships' sails, 5 p ct Caplins, unfinished leghorn hats, . . 20 p ct Carpeting, matting and maps of hemp (1887), 25 p ct CARRIAGES: Buggies of all kinds, farm wagons, farm, railway or freight carts, pleasure carts or gigs and similar vehicles, costing less than fifty dollars, . . , Costing fifty dollars and less than one hundred dollars, .... $15 And in addition thereto in each case (18*' 7), 20 p ct All such carriages, costing one hundred dollars each and over, (1887), 35 p ct Railway cars, sleighs, cutters, wheelbarrows and hand carts, 30 p ct Children's carriages of allkinds 35 p ct Celluloid , moulded into sizes for handles of knives and forks, not bored nor otherwise manufactured, 10 pet Cement, raw, or in stone from the quarry, (see stone), $1 p ton of 13 cubic ft Cement, burnt and unground, ^ 7ic p 100 lbs Cement, hydraulic, or water lime, ground, including barrels, 40c p brl Cement, in bulk or in bags, 9c p bsh Cement, Portland or Roman, shall be classed with all other cement at specific rates as above provided. Cheese, 3c p lb Chicory, raw or green, ...... 3c p lb Chicory, or other root or vegetable used as a substitute for coffee, kiln dried, roasted or ground, China and porcelain ware, Cider, clarified or refined, Cider not clarified or refined Clay tobacco pipes (1887), Clocks, and parts thereof, except springs, Clock springs, . . Clothes wringers, (1887), Clothing of any material, including horse shaped, not otherwise provided for. Coal, bituminous, Coal dust, Coal tar and coal pitch, Cocoa matting (1887), Cocoa nuts, Cocoa nuts, when imported from the place of gro vessel direct to a Canadian port. Cocoa nut, deFsicated, sweetened or not, Cocoa paste and chocolate, not swcetned. 4c p lb 30 pet lOcpIg 5c p Ig 35 pet 35 p ct 10 pet $1 each and 30 clothing p ct 30 pet 60c p ton 20pct 10 pet 30 pet SlplOO /th by SOcplOO 8cplb 20 pet Cocoa paste and other preparations of cocoa containing sugar, Ic p lb and 25 p ct iriis. S8. of 13 it lbs id 30 P ct Beed and Rattan Fornitnre at Harold Oilbert's, St. John. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 137 Coffee, green, from the United States, 10 p ct Coffee, roasted or ground, from the United States, 3c p lb and 10 p ot (Coffee, roasted or ground, and all imitations of and sub* stitues for, nut elsewhere specified, 3 c p lb Coke, 50c p ton of 2000 lbs Collars of cotton or linen, (1887) 24c p doz and 30 p ct Colored fabrics, woven, of dyed or colored cotton yarn, or part jute and part cotton yarn, or other material except silk, not elsewhere specified, (1887) 25 p ct Colors, dry, viz: blue-black, Chinese blue, Prussian blue ana raw umber. In pulp, viz: carmine, cologne, and rose lakes, scarlet and maroon, satin and fine- washed white, 20 p ct Combs, for dress and toilet, of all kinds, (1887) 30 p ct Copper, old and scrap, in pigs, bars, rods, bolts, ingots and sheathing, not planished or coated, and copper seamless drawn tubing 10 p ct Copper rivets and burrs, and all manufactures of copper not elsewhere specified, 30 p ct Cordage of all kinds, l.^o p lb and 10 p ct Corks, and other manufactures of cork wood or cork bark, 20 p ct COTTON. MANUFACTURES OF, Viz.: Bed comforterf. or cotton bed quilts, not including woven quilts or counterpanes, (1887) 35 p ct Grey or unbleached and bleached cotton, sheetings, drills, ducks, cotton or canton flannels, not stained, painted or printed, Ic p sc[ yd and 15 p ct All cotton denims, drillings, bedtickings, gmghams, plaids, cotton or cantun flannels, ducks and drills, dyed or colored, checked and striped shirtings, cot- tonades. Kentucky jeans, pantaloon stuffs, and goods of like description, 2c p sq yd and 15 p ct Cotton wadding, batting, batts and warps, carpet warps, knitting yarn, hosiery yarn and other cotton yarns, under number forty, not bleached, dyed or colored, [2c per lb and 15 p ct And if bleached, dyed or colored. Cotton warp, No 60 and finer, Cotton warp, on beams, Cotton seamless bags, Cotton sewing thread, on spools, (1887) Cotton sewing thiead, in hanks, black three and six cord, Clothing made of cotton or other material not otherwise provided for, including corsete, and similar articles made up by the seamstreaB or tailor, also tarpaulin, plain or coated with oil, paint, tar or other compo- sition, and cotton bags made up by the use of the needle, not otherwise provided for, (1887) 36 p ct Lampwicks, ■, ^ •• 30 pet Jeans and coutilles, when imported by corset makers, for use in their factories, (1887) 25 p ct Printed or dyed cotton fabrics, not elsewhere specified, (1887) 32^ pet 3c per lb and 15 p ct 15 pet Ic p yd and 15 p ct 2c per lb and 15 p ct 25 pet and bleached, 12ipct 13 i'l Visitors are invited to call at Harold Gilbert's, 138 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. All manufactures of cotton not elsewhere specified, 20 p ct Crapes of all kinds, 20 p ct Cuffs of cotton or linen, _ 4c p pair and 30 p ct Damask of cotton, of linen, or of cotton and linen, bleached, unbleached or colored, 25 p ct Drain tiles, not glazed, 20 p ct Drain pipes and sewer pipes, glazed, (1887) 35 p ct Earthenware and stoneware, viz: demijohns or jugs, chums and crocks, per gallon of holding capacity, (1887) 3c p gal Earthenware and stoneware, brown or colored, and Rockingham ware, white granite, or iron stone ware " C C," or cream-colored ware, decorated, printed or sponged, and all earthenware not eL ewhere speci- fied, (18&7) 35 pet Emery wheels. 25 p ct Essences, viz: of apple, pear, pineapple, raspberry, strawberry and other fruits, and vanilla [ai.90 p I g and 20 p ct 20 pet .20 p et .25 pet .20 pet .30 pet .25 pet .30 pet • ie p lb .Icplb .2eplb .^cplb lOe p bsh Essential oils for manufacturing purposes, , Excelsior for upholsterers' use, j Extract of beef or fluid beef, not medicated, I Feathers, ostrich and vulture, undressed, I Dressed, , Fireworks, Fishing rods, i Fireproof paint, drv, ' Flax fibre, scutched, Hackled, Flax, tow of, scutched or green, Flax seed, Flag stones, sawn or otherwise dressed, (1887) $2 p' ton FRUIT (Dbikd) Viz.: Apples 2cplb Raisins, le p lb and 10 p ct Currants, dates, figs, jirunes, and all other dried fruits not elsewhere specified, Icplb FRUIT (Gbeen) Viz. : Apples 40c F bbl Blackberries, gooseberries, raspberries and strawberries (the weight of the package to be included in the weight fi- duty) 4c per lb Peaches (the weight of the package to be included in the weifitht for duty), Icplb Cherries and currants, ^ Ic p at Cranberries, plums and quinces, 30c p bsh Grapes, ^ ^ 2c p lb Oranges and lemons, in boxes of capacity not exceeding two and one-half cubic feet, 25c p box In one-half boxes, capacity not exceeding one and one-fourth cubic feet, 13c p half box In cases and all other packages, per cubic foot holding capacity, 10c p c f In bulk, per one thousand oranges or lemons, $1.60 p 1,000 In barrels not exceeding in capacity that of the one hundred and ninety-six pounds flour barrel, (1887) 55c p bbl and inspect prices and quality. 88. )X 1888]. CUSTOMS TARIFF. 139 Fruits in air- tight cans or other packagcH, including the cans or other packages, weighing not over one pound,3c p c or p (And three cents additional per can or package for each pound or fractiou 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 other packages.) Fruits, preserved in brandy, or other spirits $1.90 pig Furs, Viz.: Fur skins, wholly or partially dressed, 15 p ct Caps, hats, muffs, tippets, capes, coats, cloaks and other manufactures of fur, 25 p ct Furniture of wood, iron or any other material, house, cabinet or office, finished or in parts, including hair spring and other mattresses, bolsters and pillows, caskets and coffins of any material, 35 p ct Bedsteads and other iron furniture, 35 p ct Show cases, $2 each and 35 p ct Gas, coal oil or kerosene fixtures, or parts thereof, 30 p ct Gas meters, (1887) 30 p ct Gennan and nickel silver, manufactures of, not plated,25 p ct GliASS ANP MANUFACTURES OF, Viz.: Flasks and phials of eight ounces capacity and over, telegraph and lightning rod insulators, jars and glass balls, and ctit, pressed or moulded tableware, (1887) 5c p doz pieces and 30 p ct Glass carboys and demijohns, bottles and decanters, flasks and phials of less capacity than eight ounces, (1887) 30 pet Lamp and gas-light shades, lamps and lamp chimneys, side lights and head lights, globes for lanterns, lamps and gas-lights, 30 p ct Ornamental, figured and enamelled stained glass, stain- ed, tinted, painted and vitrified glass, and stained glass windows, figured, enamelled and obscured white glass, 30 p ct Silvered plate, 30 p ct Common and colorless window glass, 30 p ct Plate glass, not colored, in panes not over thirty square feet, 6o p sq f Plate glass in panes over thirty and not over seventy square feet, 8c p sq f Plate ^lass in panes over seventy square feet 9c p sq f Imitation porcelain shades,, and colored glass not figured, painted, enamelled or engraved, . .20 p ct All other glass and manufactures of glass not herein otherwise provided for, 20 p ct Gloves and mitts af all kinds, 30 p ct Glue, sheet, broken sheet and ground, (1887) 3c p lb Gold and silver leaf, 30 p ct GUNPOWDER AND OTHER EXPSOSIVES, Viz.: Gun, rifle and pistol cartridges and cartridge cases of all kinds' and materials, 30 p ct Gun, rifle and sporting powder^ in keg , half -kegs, or quarter-kegs, and other similar packages, 5c p lb Buy Curtains and Cornice Poles at 140 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. Cannon and musket powder in kega and barrels, 4o p lb Canister powder, in pound and lialf-pound tins,. . 15c p lb Blasting and mining powder, 3c p lb Giant powder, dualin, dynamite and other explo- sives in which nitro-glycerine is a constituent part, five cents per pound, and twenty per cent ad valorem, 5c p lb and 20 p ct Nitro-glycerine, ten cents per pound, and twenty per cent, 10c p lb and 20 p ct Gutta-percha, manufactures of, 25 p ct Hair-cloth of all kinds, ...?.. 30 p ct Hair, curled, 20 p ct Handkerchiefs, cotton or linen, plain or printed, in the piece or otherwise, 25p ct Harness and leather dressing (1887), 25 p ct Harness and saddlery of every description (1887), 35 p ct Hats, caps and bonnets, not elsewhere specified, 23 p ct Honey, be?"', in the comb or otherwise, 3c p lb Hops, 6c p lb Imitation precious stones, not set, 10 p ct India-rubber, viz. :— boots and shoes, and other manu- factures of, not otherwise provided for, 25 p ct India-rubber clothing, or clothing made water-proof with India-rubber, 35 p i;t India-rubber vulcanized handles for knives and forks, 10 p ct Ink, for writing, 25 p ct IRON AND STEEL, MANUFACTURES OF, Viz.: Axles and springs of iron or steel, parts thereof, axle bars, axle blanks or forgings for carriages other than railway and tramway vehicles, without reference to the stage of manufacture (1887), _ Ic p lb and 30 p ct Bar iron, rolled or hammered, comprising flats, rounds and squares, and bars and shapes of rolled iron, not elsewhere specified (1887), .... $13 p ton Barbed wire fencing, of iron or steel, l^c p lb Boiler or other plate iron, sheared or unsheared, skelp iron, sheared or rolled in grooves and sheet iron, common or black, not thinner than number twenty gauge, not elsewhere specified, including nail plate of iron or steel, sixteen gauge and thicker (1887),. . .$13 p ton Buckthorn, and strip fencing of iron or steel, 1 Jc p lb Cast iron forks, not handled, nor ground or otherwise further manufactured, 10 p ct Cast iron pipe of every description, twelve dollars per $12 p ton ton, provided that the duty shall not be less than but not less thirty-five per cent (1887), . . than 35 p ct Cast iron vessels, plates, stove plates and irons, sad iron, hatters' irons, tailora' irons, and castings of irons not elsewhere specified, sixteen dollars per ton, $16 per ton provided the duty shall not be less than thirty per but not less cent (1887), , than 30 p ct Chains (iron or steel) ovei nine-sixteenths of an inch in diameter, . . ^ 5 p ct Composition nails and spikes and sheathing nails, . . . . .20 p ct Cut nails and spikes of iron or steel (1887), Ic p lb Cut tacks, brads or sprigs, not exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand (1887), 2c p 1000 I --^ 8. 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. ct ct ct 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 141 Exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand (1887), 2c p lb Cutlery, not otherwise provided for, 25 p ct Ferro-manganese, ferro- silicon, spiegel, steel bloom ends, and crop ends of steel rails, for the manufac- ture of steel (1887), $2pton Fire engines (1887), 3.5 p ct Forgings of iron and steel, or forged iron of whatever shape or in whatever stage of manufacture, not else- where specified, one and one-half cents per pound, l^c p lb Erovidea tbaltthe duty shall not be less than thirty- but not less ve per cent (1887), .... than 35 p ct HARDWARE, Viz.: Builders', cabinet makers' and carriage hardware and locks, tinsmiths' tools and harness makers' and saddlers' hardware, including curry combs (1887), . .35 p ct House furnishing hardware, not otherwise provided for, 30 p ct Hoop or band or scroll or other iron, eight inches or less in width and not thinner than number twenty gauge (1887) $13 p ton Iron bridges and structural iron work, one and one- IJc p lb foiirth cent per pound, provided that the duty shall but not less than thirty-five per cent (1887), than 35 p ct Hoop or band, or scroll or other iron, eight inches or less in width, and thinner than No. 20 gauge 12^ p ct $30 p ton but not less than 35 pet I p ton l^c p lb and 30 pet Iron or steel car axles, parts thereof, axle bars, blanks or forgings for axles, and car springs of all kinds, and other springs, not elsewhere specified, without reference to the stage of manufacture, (1887), Iron or steel railway bars and rails for railways and tramways, of any form, punched or not punched, not elsewhere specified, (1887) . . ! Iron or steei rivets, bolts with or without threads, or nut or bolt blanks, less than three-eighths of an inch in diameter (1887) , Iron in pigs, iron kentledge and cast scrap iron (1887), $4 p ton Iron in slabs, Sblooms, loops, puddled bars, or other forms less finished than iron in bars, and more ad- vanced than pig iron, except castings (1887) $9 p ton Iron and steel wire, galvanized or not, fifteen gauge and coarser, not elsewhere specified (1887), 25 p ct Knife blades or knife blanks, in the rough, unhandled, for use by electroplaters, ^ 10 p ct Locomotives and other steam engines, boilers and ma- chinery, composed wholly or in part of iron or steel, not elsewhere specified, _ ^ 30 p ct Provided that any locomotive which with its ten- der weighs thirty tons or over, shall pay a dv.ty of not less than two thousand dollars (1887), Malleable iron castings, and steel castings, not else- where specified, provided the duty shall not be less than 30 per cent. (1887), . $25 p ton Muskets, rifles and other firearms, and surgical instru- ments (1887), 20 pet Nails and spikes, wrought and pressed, galvanized or not, horse shoe nails, hob nails and wire nails, and l|c p lb but all other wrought iron or steel nails, not elsewhere not less than specified, and horse, mule and ox shoes (1887) 35 p ct M 'H tJnion Carpets at Low Prices at^Harold Gilbert's, 143 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. Plate of iron and steel combined, and steel not ipecially enumerated or provided for (1887), 30 p ct Portable machines, portable steam engines, threashers and separatorSj horse powers, portable saw mills, and planing mills, and parts thereof in any stage of manufacture (1887), ..... . . . . 85 p ct Pumps, iron, pitcher-spout, cistern, well and force pumps 35 p ct Railway fish plates (1887) ^12 p ton Rolled iron or steel nngles, channels, structural shams and special sections, weighing leas than twent5r-five f>ounas per lineal yard, not elsewhere specified, 1887), .... ^ ic p lb and 10 p ct Rolled iron or steel beams, girders, joists, angles, chan- nels, structural shapes, and special sections, weigh- ing not less than twenty-five pounds per lineal yard, (1887) 12i p ct Rolled iron or steel beams, girders, joists, angles, chan- nels, eyebar blanks made by the Kloman process, together with all other structural shapes of rolled iron or steel, including rolled iron or steel bridge- plate not less than three-eighths of an inch thick, nor less than fifteen inches wide, when imported by manufacturers of bridges for use exclusively in the manufacture of iron and steel bridges, (1887) 12^ p ct Safes, doors for safes and vaults, scales, balances and weighing beams of iron or steel, (1887) 35 p ct Screws, commonly called " wood screws." two inches or over in length, 6c p lb One inch and less than two inches, 8c p lb Less than one inch, (1887) lie p lb Sheet iron, common or black, smoothed or polished, and coated or galvanized, thinner than No. 20 gauge, Canada plates, and plate of iron or steel, not less than thirty inches wide and not less than one-fourth of an inch in thickness, twelve and a half per cent. (1887) ^ 12^ p ct Skates, twenty cents per pair and thirty per cent (1887)20c p pair and 30 pet. Steel ingots, cogged ingots, blooms and slabs, by what- ever process made, billets and bars, bands, hoops, strips and sheets of all gauges and widths, all of 30*p ct but above classes of steel not elsewhere provided for, not less than valued at four cents or less per pound, $12 p ton Except ingots, cogged ingots, blooms and slabs upon which the specific duty shall be not less than eight dollars per ton, (1887) $8 p ton When of greater value than four cents per pound, twelve and a half per cent 12J p ct Provided that on all iron or steel bars, rods, strips, or steel sheets, of whatever shape, and on all iron or steel bars of irregular shape or section, cold rolled, cold hammered or polished in any way in addition to the ordinary process of hot rolling or hammering, there shall be paid one-sixth of one cent ptir pound in addition to the rates imposed on the said materials, (1887) ^c p lb add m and Public Bnildings, at Harold Gilbert's. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. Provided further, that all metal produced from iron or its ores, which is cast and malleable, of what- ever description or form, without regard to the per- centage of carbon contained therein whether pro- duced by cementation, or converted, cast or made from iron or its ores by the crucible, Bessemer, pneumatic, Thomas-Gilchrist-basic, Siemens-Mar- tin or open hearth process, or by the equivalent of either, or by the combination of two or more of the processes or their equivalents, or by any fusion or other process which produces from iron or its ores a metal either granulous or fibroup in structure, which is cast and malleable, except what is known as malleable iron castinpfs, shall be classed and de- nominated as steel (1887). Provided further, that all articles rated as iron or manufacture of iron, shall be chargeable with the same rate of duty if made of steel, or of steel and iron combined, unless otherwise specially provided for (1887). Steel ne edles, viz. : Cylinder needles, hand frame needles and latch needles, 30 p ct Swedish rolled iron pail rods, under a half inch in diameter, for manufacture of horse shoe nails,(l887)20 p ct TUBING, Viz.: Boiler tubes of wrought iron or steel, (1887) 15 p ct Lap-welded iron tubing, threaded and coupled or not, one and one-quarter inch in diameter and over, but not over two inches, for use exclusively in artesian wells, petroleum pipe lines and for petroleum re- fineries, (1887) 20 pet Tubes not welded, nor more than one and one-half inch in diameter, of rolled steel, (1887) 15 p ct Wrought iron tubing, threaded and coupled or not, over two inches in diameter, (1887) 15 p ct Other wrought iron tubes or pipes, (1887) ^^c p lb and 30 p ct Wire rope of iron or steel, not otherwise provided for, (1887) ...... 25 pet Wire of spring steel, coppered or tinned, number nine gauge or smaller, not elsewhere specified, (1887) 20 p ct Wrought iron or steel nuts and wasners, iron or steel rivets, bolts with or without threads or nuts and bolt blanks, and finished hinges or hinge blanks, not elsewhere specified, (1887) Ic p lb and 25 p ct Wrought scrap iron and scrap steel, being waste or re- fuse wrought iron ^r steel that has been in actual use and is fit onl> ■.. . be re-manufactured, (1887) S2 p ton Manufactuies, articles or wares not specially^ enumer- ated or provided for, composed wholly or in part of iron or steel, and whether partly or wholly manu- factured, (1887) ...... 30 p ct Iron sand or globules, and dry putty for polishing granite, 20 p ct Jellies an-il jams, ^ .5c p lb Jewellery and manufactures of gold and silver, 20 p ct Jute carpeting or matting and mats, 25 p ct 143 Harold Gilbert makes special prices for furnishing 144 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. Jute, manufactureit of, not elsewhere specified, 20 p ct Laces, braids, fringes, embroideries, cords, tassels and bracelets; also braids, chains or cords of hair, 30 p ct Lamp black and ivory black, 10 p ct Lard, tried or rendered, 2c p lb Lard, untried, He p lb Lead, old scrap and pig, 40c p 100 lbs Lead, bars, blocks and sheets, 60c p 100 lbs Lead, nitrate and acetate of, 6 p ct Lead pipe and lead shot, 1:^ p lb Lead, and all manufactures of lead, not otherwise spe- cified 30 pet Leather board, . . 3c p lb Boot and shoe counters made from leather board, ^ p pair Leather, sole, tanned, but rough or undresHed, 10 p ct Morocco skins, tanned, but rough or undressed, 10 p ct Leather, belting leather, and aU upper leather, includ- cluding kid, lamb, sheep, and calf, tanned or dressed but not waxed or glazed (1887), 15 p ct Leather, sole (1887), ^ p lb and 15 p ct Glove leathers, viz.:— Buck, deer, and antelope, tanned or dressed, colored or not colored, 10 p ct Leather as above, dressed and waxed or glazed, . . . .20 p ct Japanned, patent or enamelled leather (1887), 25 p ct Cordova leather, tanned, from horse hide, and man- ufactures of, 25 p ct All other leather and skins, tanned, not otherwise specified, 20 pet Boots and shoes and other manufactures of leather, not elsewhere specified, and leather beltings, 25 p ct Liquorice root, paste extract of (1887), 2c p lb Stink, extract or confection, Ic p lb and 20 p ct Lithographic stones, not engraved, 20 p ct Malt, upon eatrance for warehouse, subject to excise regulations, 15c p bsh Malt, extract of, for medicinal purposes, 25 p ct Machine card clothing, 25 p ct Magic^ lanterns and optical instruments, including microscopes and telescopes, .... . . 25 p ct Manilla hoods, . . 20 p ct Marble, in blocks from the quarry, in the rough, or sawn on two sides only, and not specially shapen, containing fifteen cubic feet or over, 10 p ct Marble, in blocks from the quarry, in the rough, or sawn on two sides only, and not specially shapen, containing less than fifteen cubic feet (1887), 15 p ct Marble slabs, sawn on not more than two sides (1887), 15 p ct Marble blocks and slabs, sawn on more than two sides, (1887),. 25 pet Marble, finished, and all manufactures of marble, not elsewhere specified (1887), 35 p ct Meats, fresh or salted, on actual weight as received in Canada, except shoulders, sides, bacon, and hams, Ic p lb Shoulders, sides, oacon and hams, freyh, salted, dried or smoked, 2c p lb Poultry and game of all kinds, 20 p ct All other dried or smoked meats, or meats preserved in ' Hotels, Public Buildincrs, Stc. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. m any other way than Halted or pickled, not otherwiHe BpeciBed, twocentH per pound— if imported in cans, the rate • to include tho duty on the canH, and the weight on which duty shall be payable to include the weight of the cans, 2c p lb Milk food, manufactured by Henri Nestle, Dr Gibaut, and others, and all similar preparations, 30 ct Mucilaee (1887), 30 p ct Musical instruments of all kinds, not otherwise provided 25 pet 20 pet 16 pet 25 p ct 10 pet 3cplb p ct for, Mustard cake, . . Mustard seed, unground, Mustard, ground, Nickel anodes, Nuts of all kinds, not elsewhere specified, Ochres, dry, ground, or unground, washed or unwashed, not calcined, lO Oils, coal and kerosene, dictilled, ])urified and refined; naphtha, benzole and petrtdeum; products of petro- leum, coal, shale and lignite, not elsewhere specified, seven cents and a-lifth of a cent per Imperial gal- lon 7^cplg Carbolic or heavy oils, for any use, ten per cent 10 p ct Cod liver oil, medicated, twenty per cent, 20 p ct Lard oil, twenty per cent ^ 20 p ct Linseed or flaxseed oil, raw or boiled, thirty per cent. 30 p ct Lubricating oils, composed wholly or in part of petro- leum, and costing thirty cents per Imperial gallon or over, twenty five per cent. 25 p ct The same costing less than thirty cents per Imperial gallon, seven and a-fifth cents per Imperial gallon . . 74-c pig All other lubricating oils, twenty-five per cent 25 p ct Neatsfoot oil, twenty per cent. 20 p ct Olive or salad oil, twenty per cent. 20 p ct Seasame seed oil, twenty per cent. 20 p ct Oil cloth, floor, . . 5c p sq yd and 20 p ct Oil cloth, in the piece, cut or shaped, oiled, enamelled, stamped, painted or printed, India rubbered, flocked or coated, not otherwise provided for, 5c p sq yd and 16 p ct Opium drug, .... $1 p lb Opium, prepared for smoking, ^ $5 p lb Organs, cabinet, viz. : On reed organs having not more than two sets of reeds, $10 each Having over two and not over four sets of reeds, $15 each Having over four and not over six sets of reeds, $20 each Having over six sets of reeds, $30 each And in addition thereto, on the fair market value thereof, .... 15 p ct Organs, pipe organs, and sets or parts of sets of reeds for cabinet organs, ^ 25 p ct Paintings, drawings, engravings and prints, _ _ 20 p ct Paints and colors, ground in oil or any other liquid, . . . .25 p ct Paints and Colors, not elsewhere specified, 20 p ct White and red lead, and orange mineral, dry, and also white zinc, . . •.•••. 5 p ct White lead in pulp, not mixed with oil, 5 p ct Carpets made and laidlby experienced workmen at 140 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. , 10 p ct d. e. /. 9- h. 2c So 7c 9o lie 8c 10c 15c 18c 20c 25 p ct ct ct lb ct PariH green, dry, . . I'aper hanyiiiKH, or wall paper, in rolls, on each roll of eight yards or under, ana no in proportion for all greater lengths of the following descriptions, viz.: a. Brown blanks, (18H7) b. AVhite papers, grounded papers, and satins, " c. Single print bronzes, '* ( 'olored bronzes, " Embossed bronz<4B, ' Colored borders, narrow, ' Colored barders, wide ' Bronze borders, narrow, *' i. Bronze borders, wide, • j. Embossed borders, • Paper of all kinds not elsewhere speciRed, (1887) Manufactures of pa^er. including ruled and bordered papera, papetries, boxed papers, envelopes and blank books, (1887) 35 p ct Paper, tarred, (1887) ^c p lb Union rollar cloth paper, in rolls or sheets, not glossed or finished, 5 p ct Union collar cloth paper, p-lossed or finished, in rolls or sheets, 20 Mill board, not straw board 10 ParaiTine wax or stearine, 3c Pencils, lead, in wood or otherwise, 25 Perfumery, including toilet preparations, viz. : hair oils, tooth and other powders and washes, pomatums, pastes and all other perfumed preparations used for the hair, mouth or skin, 30 Phosphor bronze, in blocks, bars, sheets and wire, Photographic dry plates, (1887) PIANOFORTES, Viz. : All square pianofortes, whether round -coinered or not, not over seven octaves, $25 each All other square pianofortes, iP30 each Upright pianofortes, $30 each Concert, semi-concert or parlor gra id pianofortes, (1887) $50 each And in addition thereto 20 p ct Parts of pianofortes, 25 p ct Pickles in bottles, a specific duty of forty cents per gal- lor; sixteen half -pint, eight pint, or four quart bottles to be held to contain a gallon. In jars, bottles, or other vessels, the quantity to be ascer- tained and the same rate of duty to be charged thereon, the duty to include the bottle or other package, (1887) 40c p Pickles in Dulk, in vinegar, or vinegar and mustard, 35c p In brine, (1887) 25c p Picture frames, as furniture, 35 p ct Pins, mar ^lactured from wire of any metal, 30 p ct Plants, viz.: fruit, shade, lawn and ornamental trees, shrubs and plants, 20 p ct Gooseberry bushes, (1887) 2c each Grape vines, costing ten cents and less, 3c each. Raspberry and blackberry bushes, (1887) Ic each p ct 10 pet 15c p sq f gal gal gal Harold Gilbert's, St. John, N. B. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 147 BoHe buHhew, (1H87) ; r)C p plant Plaster of PariH. or f,'ypsuni, grc'Mnd, not calcined, 10c p 100 lbs Plaster of I'ttriH, calcined or manufactured, fifteen cents per hundred pounds, or forty-five centH per barrel of not over three hundred ])outHh, 15c p 100 lbs Plated cutlery, namely, kniven plated wholly or in part, costing under three dollars and fifty cents per dozen, (1887) .'iOo p doz and 20 p ct Plated ware, all other, electro-plated or gilt, of all kinds, whether plated wholly or in part, (1887) 30 p ct Plates engraved on wood, and on steel or other metal, 20 p ct Plumbago (1887), ...... 10 p ct Plumbago, all manufacturers of, not elsewhere specified, (1887), 2.5 pet Pomades, French, or flour odors, preserved in fat or oil for the purpose of conserving the odors of flowers which tlo not bear the heat of distillation, when im- ported in tins of not less than ten pounds each, 1.5 p ct Printing presses of all kinds, folding machines and paper cutters (1887), 10 p ct Proprietary medicines; to wit: — All tinctures, pills, powders, troches or lozenges,syrups, cordials, bitters, anodynes, tonics, plasters, liniments, salves, oint- ments, pastes, drops, waters, essences, oils or medicinal preparations or compositions reconirnend- ed to the public under any general name or title as specifics for any dise.ases or affections whatsoever affecting the human or animal bodies, not otherwise provided for; all liquids, .50 p ot And all others, _ 25 p cfc-- Prunella, and cotton and woollen netting, for boots. shoes, and gloves, Putty, Quills, Eed prussiate of potash, Ribbons of all kinds and materials. Rubber belting, hose, packing, mats and matting. .lOp ct .2.5 p ct .20 p ct .10 pet .30 pet 5c p lb and 15 p ct Sails for boats and ships, pIbo tents and awnings, 25 p ct Salt,, coarse, . . , . . .10c p 100 lbs Not to include salt imported from the United Kingdom or any British jKissession, or salt imported for the use of the sea or gulf fisheries, which shall be free of duty. Salt, fine, in bulk, 10c p 100 lbs Salt, in bags, barrels, or other pack.igea, the bags, bar- rels, or other packages to bear the same duty as if imported empty, 15c p 100 lbs Saltpetre, 20 p ct Sand-paper, glass, flint and emery paper, _ ..... 30 pet Sauces and catsups, in bottles, sixteen half pint, eight pint, or four quart bottles to be held to contain a gallon, 40c p g and 20 p ct Screws, of iron, steel, brass, or orher metal, not other- wise provided for, 35 p ct Seeds, viz.: flower, garden, field and other seeds, for agricultural purposes, when in bulk or large parcels. 15 p ct When put up iu small papers or parcels, 25 p ct Harold Gilbert, importer of Carpets and House 148 CUSTOfS TARIFF. [1888. Sewinf? machines, whole, or heads or parts of heads of sewing machines, $3 each and 20 p ct Shawls of all kinds and materials, except silk, 25 p ct Shingles, 20 p ct Ships and other vessels built in any foreign country, whether steam or sailing vessels, on application for Canadian register, on the fair market value of the hnll, rigging, machinery, and all appurtenances: on the hull, rigging, and all appurtenances, except machinery, . . 10 p ct On boilers, steam engines, and other machinery, 25 p ct Shirts »f cotton or linen, (1887) $1 p doz and 30 p ct Silk in the gum, or spun, not more advanced than singles tram and thrown, organzine, not colored, 15 p ct Seving sill and silk twist, 25 p ct Silk velvets and all manufactures of silk, or of which silk is the component part of chief value, not else- where specifiea, except church vestments, 30 p ct Silk plush netting used for the manufacture of gloves, 15 p ct Silver, rolled, and German and nickel silver in sheets, 10 p ct •Slates, school and writing slates, (1887) Ic each and 20 p ct Slates, rocfing slate, black or blue, (1887) 80c p square Ked, green and other colors, $1 p square In each case when split or dressed only. Slates of all kinds, and manufactures of, not elsewhere specified, (1887) Ic p sq f and 25 p ct Slate mantels, 30 p ct Soap, common brown and yellow, not perfumed, l^c p lb Soap, caatile and white, 2c p lb Soap, perfumed or toilet, lOo p lb and 10 p ct (The weight of the inside packages and wrappers to be included in the weight for duty. ) Soap powders, 3c p lb Socks and stockings of cotton, wool, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, goat or o|;her like animal, (1887) [lOo p lb and 30 p ct Spectacles and eye glasses, (1887) 30 p ct Spectacles and eye glasses, parts of, unfinished, (1887) 25 p ct Spices, viz. : ginger and spices of all kinds (except nut- megs and mace), unground, 10 p ct Ground, 25 p ct Nutmegs and mace, 25 p ct Spirits and strong waters not having been sweetened or mixed with any article so that the degree of strength thereof cannot be ascertained by Sikes's hidro- meter, for every Imperial gallon of the strength of proof by such hydrometer, 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, whiskey, alcohol or spirits of wine, and unenumerated unmixed and not sweetened spirits by whatever name called,. . .$1.75 p I g Brandy, $2plg Absinthe $2 p I g "Old Tom "gin, ^ $1.75 p I g Spirits, sweetned or mixed, so that the degree of strength cannot be ascertained, as aforesaid, viz. : i* • Furnishing Goods, St. John, N. B. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 149 . rum-shrub, cordials, schiedam schnapps, tafiia, bit- ters, and unenumerated articles of like kind, $1.90 pig Spirits and strong waters, not elsewhere specified, $1.90 p I g iSpirits and strong waters, mixed with any ingredient or ingredients, and although thereby coming under the denomination of proprietary medicines, tinctures, essences, extracts, or any oilier denomination, in- cluding medicinal elixirs and fluid extracts, whether in bulk or boctle, not elsewhere specified, shall be, nevertheless, deemed spirits or strong waters, and subject to duty as such, $2 p gal and 30 p ct Cologne water and perfumed spirits in bottles or flasks not weighing more than four ounces each, 50 p ct Cologne water and perfumed spirits in bottles, flasks and other packages weighing more than four ounces each, $2 ]) I g and 40 p ct Wines of all kinds, excei)t sparkling wines, including ginger, orange, lemon, strawberry, raspberry, elder and currant wines, containing twenty-six per cent. or less of spirits of the strength of proof by Sikes's hydrometer, imported in wood or in bottles (six quart or twelve pint bottles to be held to contain an Imperial gallon), twenty-five cents per Imperial gallon, and for each degree of strengtli in excess of 2.')c pig and twenty-six per cent, of spirits as aforesaid, an addi- 3c p I g for tional duty of three cents until the strength reaches each deg from forty per cent, of pi oof spirits? aui in addition 20 to 40 and thereto, thirty per cent., 30 p ct Champagne and all other sparkling wines in bottles con- taining each not more than a (juart and more than one pint, . . $3 p doz Containing not more than a pint each, and more than one-half pint, $1.50 p doz Containing one-half pint each or less, 75c p aoz Bottles containing more than one quart each shall pay in addition to three dollars per dozen bottles at the rate of »ne dollar and fifty cents per Imperial gallon, on the (piantity in excess of one quart per bottle — the quarts and pints in each case being old wine measure, in addition to the above specitic duty there shall be an ad valorem duty of thirty percent. [$1.G0 pig and 30 p ct But any liquors imported under the name of wine, and containing more than forty per cent, of spirits of the strength of proof by Sikes's hydrometer, shall be rated for duty as unenumerated spirits. Starch, including farina, corn starch, or flour and all preparations having the qualities of starch, 2c p lb Stereotypes and electrotypes of standard books, 10 p ct Stereotypes and electrotypes for commercial blanks and advertisements, 20 p ct Stereotypes and electrotypes and bases for same made wholly or in part of type metal, not elsewhere specihed, 5c p lb STONE, Viz. : Bough freestone, sandstone and all other building stone except marble from the (juarry, not hammered or Drapery and ITpholstery Goods at Harold Gilbert's 150 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. chiselled, per ton of thirteen cubic feet, $1 per ton Water limetone or cement stone, (see cement) $1 p ton Grindstones, $2 per ton Dressed freestone, and all other building stone,' except marble and all manufactures of stone, or granite, 20 p ct Straw boards in sheets or rolls, plain or tarred, 40c p 100 lbs SUGARS, SYRUPS, AND MOLASSES : Sugar, melado, concentrated melado, concentrated cane- juice, concentrated molasses, concentrated beet-ioot juice and concrete, when imported direct from the country of growth and production, for refining pur- poses only, not over number fourteen Dutch stand- ard in color, and not testing over seventy degrees by the polariscopic test, Ic p lb And for every additional degree, shown by polaris- copic test, . . .... 3^0 p 100 lbs add Sugar, not for refining purposes, not over number four- teen Dutch standard in color, when imported direct from the countryof growth and production, free on board at the last port of shipment, Ic p lb and 30 p ct All sugars above number fourteen Dutch standard in color, and refined sugar of all kinds, grades or standards, on the value thereof free on board at the last port of shipment, ^ l^c p lb and 35 p ct On all sugars not imported direct without transhipment from the country of growtlftend production, there shall be levied and collected an additional duty of seven and a half per cent of the whole duty so other wise payable thereon. Provided that when any cargo of sugar imported ' for refining purposes is found to grade, in part, above number fourteen Dutch standard in color, such part to the extent of not exceeding fifteen per cent, of the whole of the cargo may be admitted to enter by polariscopic test. Syrups, cane juice, refined syrup, sugar house syrup or sugar house molasses, syrup of sugar, syrup of mo- lasses or sorghum, whether imported direct or not, Ic p lb and 30 p ct Molasses, other, when imported direct, without tran- shipment and from the country of growth and p ■ - duction, . . . . 7 < ct Molasses, when not so imported, . . ■';.' p ct 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 shipment. Provided that molasses, when imported for or received into any refinery or sugar factory, or to be used for any other purpose than actual consump- tion, shall be subject to, and there shall be leviari and collected thereon, an additional duty of five cents per Imperial gallon. Sugar candy, brown or white, and confectionery, IJc p lb and 35 p ct Glucose or grape sugar, to be classed and rated for duty according to grade by Dutch standard in color. Glucose syrup, a specific duty of . . 2c p lb 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] CUPT0M8 TARIFF. 151 Tallow. Ic p lb Tea, from the United States, 10 p ct Telephones, telegraph inatrunients, ele( trie and galvanic batteries, and apparatus for electiic lights, 2.5 p ct Tin crystals, 20 p ct Tinware, stamped and japanned ware, and all manu- factures of tin not elsewhere specified, 25 p ct TOBACCO : Manufactured tobacco and snuff, . . 30c p lb And in addition thereto, 12^ p ct Cigars and cigarettes, .$2 p lb 1 he weight of cigarettes to include the weight of the paper covering (1887), 25 p ct TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.: Axes of all kinds, adzes, hatchets and hammers not elsewhere specified (1887), 35 p ct Chopping axes . . $2 p doz and 10 p ct Files and rasps, . ._ S5 p ct Garden rakes, two and three-pronged forks of all kinds, and hoes (1887), 5c each and 25 p ct Hay knives, and four, five, and six pronged forks of all kinds, (1887), S2 p doz and 20 p ct Mowing machines, t^elf- binding harvesters, harvesteis without binders, binding attachments, reapers, sulky and walking ploughs, and all other aiiriiul- tural machines and implements, not otherwise pro- vided for (1887), 35 pet Picks, mattocks, blacksmiths' hammers, sledges, track tools, wedges and crowbars of iron or steel, (1887), Ic p lb and 25 p ct Shovels and spades, shovel and spade blanks (1^^87), $1 p doz imd 25 p ct Scythes, Towels of every description, TREES-FRUIT TREES, Viz Apple, of all kinds, Peach trees (1887), Pear, of all kinds, .... Plum, of all kinds, Cherry, of all kinds, . . . Quince, of all kinds, f2.40 p doz .25 pc t Plum, pear, peach and .2c each .4c each , . 4c each 5c each .4c each . 2hc each Seedling stock for grafting, viz. other fruit trees (1887), Turpentine, spirits of, Trunks, of all kind^, pocket-bo(>ks and purses (1887), Twine, of all kinds, not otherwise specified, Type, for printing, Type metal. .10 pet .10 pet .30 pet .2^ p ct .20 p ct 10 pet Umbrellas, parasols and simshades of all kinds and materials, . . _ : 30 p ct Umbrella and parasol steel, iron or brass ribs, runners, ring!', caps, notches, tin caps and ferules, when im- ported by and for the use of manufacturers of umbrellas, .. 20 p ct Valises, satchels, carpet bags, cases for jewels and watches, and other like article?, of any material, (1887), 10c each and 30 p ct Tapestry Carpets in endless variety at 152 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. Varnishes, laciiuers, japans, japan driers, li(|uid driers collodion and oil finish, not elsewhere specified (1887) 20c p gal and 25 p ct Vasseline, and all similar preparations of petroleum for toilet, medicinal or other purposes, in bulk, 4c p lb And in bottles or other packages, not over one pound iu weight each, 6c p lb VEGETABLES, Viz.: Potatoes (1887), . . 15c p bush Tomatoes, fresh, (1887) 30c p bsh aud 10 p ct Tomatoes and other vegetables, including corn, in 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 pack- ages, and the wei^rht on which duty shall be pay- able t( include the weight of the cans orpackages, 2c pi lb can or pk Vegetables, not elsewhere specified, including sweet potatoes, (1887) 25 p ct Velveteens and cotton velvets, 20 p ct Veneers of wood, sawn only, (1887) 10 p ct Vinegar, 1 5c p I g Watches, and waich cases, 25 p ct Watch actions or movements, (1887) 10 p ct Whips, of all kinds, 30 p ct Winceys, checked, striped or fancy cotton over twenty- five inches wide, 2c p sq yd and 15 p ct Winceys of all kinds, not otherwise provided for, 224 P *^t Wire-cloth, of brass and copper, 20 p ct Wire covered with cotton, linen, silk or other material, 25 p ct Wood and manufactures of, and wooden ware, viz.: pails, tubs. churnSj brooms, brushes, and other manufactures of wood not elsewhere specified, 25 p ct Hubs, spokes, felloes, and parts of wheels, rough hewn or sawn only, 15 p ct Ijumber and timber, not elsewhere specified, 20 p ct Mouldings of wood, plain, ^ 25 p ct Mouldings of wood, gilded or otherwise further manu- factured than plain, 30 p ct WOOLS AND WOOLLENS, Viz.: 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 ;]^arn, worsted Tarn, knitted goods, viz : — Shirts and drawers and hosiery, not elsewhere specified, 74c p lb and 20 p ct All fabrics composed wholly or in part of wool, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, goat, or other like animal, not otherwise provided for, on all suih goods costing ten cents per yard and under, (1887) 22^ p ct Costing over ten and under fourteen cents, (1887) 25 p ct Costing fourteen cents and over, (1887) 274 P ct Reed and Rattan Furniture at Harold Gilbert's, St . John. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. l.Ju As regards the last three items the half-penny sterling shall be computed as the etiuivalent of a cent, and larger sums in sterling money shall be computed at the same ratio. Clothing, ready-made, and wearing aiiparel of every description, includini? cloth caps and horse clothing, shaped, composed wholly or in part of wot.1, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, goat, or other like animal, made up by the tailor, seamstress or manufacturer, not otherwise provided for, (1887) 10c p lb and 25 p ct Carpets, viz :— Brussels, Tapestry, Dutch, Venetian, and damask, carpet mats and rugs of all kinds, and Ijrinted felts and druggets, and all other carpets and squares, not otherwise provided for, 25 p ct Treble ingrain, three-ply and two-ply carpets, c )m- posed wholly of wool, 10c p sq yd and 20 p ct Two-ply and three-ply ingrain carpets, of which the warp is composed wholly of cotti-n, or other material than wool, worsted, the hair of the alpaca, goat, or other like animals, 5c p S(i yd and 20 p ct Felt, pressed, ot all kinds, not tilled or covered by or with any woven fabric, 17^ p ct Wool, class one, viz": Leicester, Cots wold, Lincolnshire, South Down combing wools, or wools known as lustre wools, and other like combing woob, such as are grown in Canada, 3c p lb Yeast cakes and compressed yeast in packages of one pound and over, or in bulk, 6c p lb Yeast cakes in imckages of less than one pound, 8c p lb Zinc, chloride, salts and i-ulphate of, 5 p ct Zinc, seamless drawn tubing, 10 p ct Zinc, manufactures of, not elsewhere specified 25 p ct All goods not enumerated in this Act as charged with any duty of customs, and not declared free of cuty by this Act, shall be charged with a duty of twenty per cent., when imported into Canada, or taken out of warehouse for consumption therein. 42 V., c 15, Schedule A:-43 Y., c 18, s l;-44 V., c 10 s 2;-45 v., c 6, ss 1, 2, 3 an.i 4;— 46 V., c 13, ss 2, 3, 5 and 6;_47 v., c 30, s 2;-48-49 V , c 61, ss 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9;— 49 V., c 37, ss 1 and 3. SCHEDULE B. DUTIES ON FISH AND PRODUCTS OF THE FISHERIES. Mackerel, Ic p lb Herrings, pickled or salted, ic p lb Salmon, pickled, Ic p lb All other fish, pickled, in barrels, Ic p lb Foreign-caughl fish, impt)rted otherwise than in barrels or half-barrels, whether fresh, dried, salted or Eickled, not specially enumerated or provided for y this Act, 50 c p 100 lbs. Visitors are invited to call at Harold Gilbert's, 154 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. qr-box ct ct Fish, smoked and boneless fish, ^ _ Ic p lb Anchovies and sardines, packed in nil or otherwise, in tin boxes measuring not more than five inches long, four inches wide, and three and a half inches deep, 5c p box In half boxes, measuring not more than five inches long, four inches wide and one and five-eighths deep,2J^c p hf-box And in quarter boxes, measuring not more than four inches and three-quarters long, three ^d a half i jhes wide and one and a quarter deep, 2c When imported in any other form, ... 30 Fish, preserved in oil, except anchovies and sardines, 80 Salmon and all other fish prepared or preserved, in> eluding oysters, not specially enumerated or pro- vided for in this Act, Oysters, shelled, in bulk, Oysters, canned, in cans not over one pint, Oysters in cans over one pint and not over one quart. Oysters in cans exceeding one quart in capacity, an additional duty of five cents for each quart or frac- tion of a quart of capacity over a quart, including the cans, 5c p qt Oysters in the shell, 25 p ct Packages containing oysters or other fish, not other- wise provided for, 25 p ct Oil, spermaceti, whale and other fish oils, and all other articles the produce of the fisheries, not specially provided for, 20 p ct 48-49 v., c 61, s 4, part. .25 p ct . 10c p gal .Sc pcan 5c p can SCHEDULE C. FEEE GOODS. Agaric. Agates, amethysts, aquamarines, blood stones, carbuncles, cat's eyes, cameos, corals, cornelians, crystal, crysolite, crosoi ' "te, emer- alds, garnets, intaglios, inlaid or incrusted stones, onyx, opah, pearls, rubies, sardonyx, sapphires, topaz and turquoises not polished or otherwise manufactured. Alkanet root. Aloes. Aluminum. Alum. Ambergris, , Ammonia, sulphate of. Anatomical preparations. Aniline dyes, in bulk or packages of not less than one pound weight. Aniline oil, crude. Aniline salts. Animals brought into Canada temporarily, and for a period not ex- ceeding three months, for the purpose of exhibition or competition for prizes offered by any agricultural or other association. (But a bond shall be first given in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Minister of Customs, with the condition that the full dnty 54 King Street, St. John, N. B. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 155 to which such animals would otherwise he liable shall be paid in case of their sale in Canada, or if not re-exported within the time specified in such bond. Animals for the improvement of stock, viz.: horses, cattle, sheep and swine, under regulations made by the Treasury Board and ap- proved liy the Governor in Council. Animals of all kinds, when the natural product of the colony of New- foundland. Annato, liquid or solid. Annaco, seed. Anchors. Antimony. Ashes, pot, pearl and soda. Asphaltum. Apparel, wearing and other personal and household effects, not merchandise, of British subjects dying abroad, but domiciled in Canada. Argol dust. Argols, crude. Arsenic. Arseniate of aniline. Articles for the use of the Governor General. Articles for the personal use of Consuls General who are natives or citizens of the country they represent, and who are not engaged in any other business or profession. Articles imported by and for the use of the Dominion Government, or any of the Departments thereof, or by and for the Senate or House of Commons, including the following articles, when imported by the said Government or through any of the departments thereof, ; for the use of the Canadian militia: — Arms, military clothing, musical instruments for bands, military stores and munitions of war (1887). The following articles, when imported by and for the use of the army and na"y: — Arms, military or naval clothing, musical instruments for bands, military stores and munitions of war [1887]. Bamfioo reeds not further manufactured than cut into suitable lengths for walking sticks or canes, or for sticks for umbrellas, parasols or sunshades. Bamboos unmanufactured. Barrels of Canadian manufacture exported filled with domestic pe- troleum and returned empty, under such regulations as the Minister of Customs prescribes. Barilla. Barytes, unmanufactured. Beans, vanilla and nux vomica. Bees. Belladonna leaves. Bells for churches. Berries for dyeing or used for composing dyes. Bichromate of soda. Bismuth, metallic. Bolting cloths, not made up. Bones, crude, not manufactured, burned, calcined, ground or steamed. Bone-dust and bone-ash, for manufacture of phosphates and fer- tilizers. Buy Curtains and Cornice Poles at 150 CUSTOMS TARIFF. [1888. Books printed by any Government, or by any scientific asHociation 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 exclusively by and for the use of schools for the deaf and dumb and blind. Boracic acid. Borax. Botany, specimens of. Brass, old, scrap, and in sheets. Bristles. Brick, fire, for use exclusively in processes of manufactures. Britannia metal, in pigs and bars. Brimstone, crude, or in roll or flour. Brim moulds for gold beaters. Bromine. Broem corn. Buchu leaves. Buckram for the manufacture of hat and bonnet shapes. Bulli(m, gold and silver. Burgundy pitch. Burr stones, in block, rough or unmanufactured, and not bound up into millstones. Carriages of travellers and carriages laden with merchandize, and not to include circus troops nor hawkers, under regulations to be prescribed by the Minister of Customs. Cabinets of coins, medals and other collections of antiquities. Casts, as models, for the use of schools of design. Cornelian, unmanufactured. Canvas for manufacture of floor oil-cloth, not less than forty- five inches wide, and not pressed n(ir calendered. Canvas, jute canvas not less than fifty-eight inches wide, when im- ported by manufacturers of floor oil-cloth, for use in their factories. Caoutchouc, unmanufactured. Cat-gut strings or gut cord for musical instruments. Cat-gut or whip-gut, unmanufactured. Celluloid or xyolite, in sheets, lumps or blocks. Chalk and cliff stone, unmanufactured. • Chamomile flowers. Cherry heat welding compound. China clay, natural or ground. Chloralum or chloride of aluminium. Chloride of lime. Chronometers and compasses for ships. Cinchona bark. Cinnibar. Citrons, and rinds of, in brine for candying. Clays. Clothing, donations of, for chAritable purposes. Coal, pnthracite. Cobalt, ore of. C(x:hineal. Cocoa, bean, shell and nibs. ^ Coffee, green, except as provided by section ten of 49 Vic, cap 33. Coins, gold and silver, except United States silver coin. Communion plate, and plated ware for use in churches. Coir and coir yarn. 54 ICing Street, St. John, H. fi. 1888.] CUSTOMS TARIFF. 157 Conium cicnta, or hemlock seed and leaf. Copper, in sheetH. Cotton waste and cotton wool. Cotton yarns finer than No 40, unbleached, bleached or dyed, for use in the manufacture of Italian cloths, cotton, worsted, or silk fabrics. Cork wood or cork bark, unmanufactured. Colors, metallic, viz:— Cobalt, zinc and tin. Cream of tartar in crystals. Diamond drills, for pros^jecting for minerals. Diamonds, unset, includmg black diamonds for borers. Diamond dust or bort. Dragon's blood. Duck for belting and hose, when imported by manufacturers of ru1