Evening Telegram (St. John's, N.L.), 1884-06-05

              EVENING TELEGRAM. Vol. 6. Price -One Oent at. John's. N.F., Thurasday Evenln*, June 5. 1884. $3.00 Per Annum. No. 131. Latest by Telegraph.  Halifax, N.S., June 5, A fire oocurred at the East London Aquarium, yesterday, destroyiog many of the wild animals. Some were removed and others were shot and bnrned, mcluding lion*, bears, jackals and monkeys. The roaring of the burniDg beasts was terrific. Sullivan says Ireland's worst enemies are those who commit dynamite outrages. A marked increase has been observable in agrarian crimes in Ireland during the past few days. The Republican Convention opened with prayer, and General Henderson was appointed permanent ohairman. Petitions were presented for prohibition and woman's suffrage. These petitions were referred to a committee. The resolution binding Delegates to support the nominee was withdrawn. The Presbyterian Assembly it Toronto have eleoted Dr. McLaren Moderator. THE Evening Telegram. THURSDAY, JUNE, 5,1884 The barque Olinda, Captain Samuel Prowse, arrived at Liverpool to-day from Bahia—all well. ■♦.  The steamer Escurial, Captain Rittie, left New York yesterday for Halifax and St. John's. »♦•  The surveying steamer Gulnaie left Cbarluttetown, P. E. Island, for this coast on the 2fitb ultimo. The barquentine Florence, Captain Samoa* Faoey, from Barbados, passed Quebeo on Taos day last, bound to Montreal. This is what they report from the Cape today :—" Wind west, fresh, fine and dear. 'Several schooners have been sighted steering northeast." «*.  Errata.—ln latter part of first paragraph of political article yesterday, for " sufficient proof," read too much proof, and for "proprietor," in second paragraph, road proprietors. The handsome schooner Emulator, purchased by Edwin Duder, Esq., during his visit to Kogland last winter,arrived today,after a passage of 130 days from Cadiz. The Emulator is 155 toon. *♦*  Telegraphic intelligence has just been received from Little Bay to the effect that the ioeblookade in that direotion has been " raised" and communication by water opened pretty well all over Qreen Bay. <*»  A meeting of the Victoria Rangers—foot-ball club—will take plaoe at their rooms on Mo- Bride's Hill to-morrow eveniogat 9.15. As business of importance will be transacted, a {full attendance is particularly requested. ,*,  The S.S. Hector, belonging to Messrs. Job Brothers & Co. and commanded by Capt. Jehu Brine, left here early this morning for Blano Sablon, taking a large quantity of fishery supplies for planters of the aforesaid firm engaged in that direotion. .♦.  Generous Bequests.—ln the will of the late Lewis Tessier, Esq., merchant, two haodsome bequests were made—the one of five hundred pounds(s2ooo ito the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland towards the completion of the Cathedral; and two hundred and fifty pounds ($1000) to the Rev. Edward Botwood, Rector of St. Mary's Parish, for paroohial purposes. »♦.  The Allan steamer Caspian, Captain Wylie, arrived here from Halifax between 5 and 6 last evening, after a somewhat longer passage than usual, owing to detention by fog. She remained in port till 9 p.m., and then took her departure for Queenstown and Liverpool. Here is a list of her passengers both ways :— From Halifax—Mr. B. A. Fielding, Mr. J. Henderson, Mr. Seidell, Mrs. Seidell, Miss Williams, Mr. Bishop, Mr. H. E. Lyon, Mr. 8. R. Marob, Mrs. March, Mr. D. B. Carrite, Mr. E. L. Jennings, Mr. J. T. O'Brien, Mr. H. B. Robinson, Mr. J. D. Btratford, Mr. G. H. Lortie, Mr. A. H. Wood, Mr. R. R. Colly, Mrs. Phelan, Miss Lucy M. Phelan, Mr. H. Friend; two intermediate and 29 in steerage For Liverpool —Rev. Mr Heygate NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Schooner for sale... ....*.... Gillard & Smith Potatoes, oats, etc Clift, Wood * Co Trouting gear M Feuelon & Co Bran and soap West & KCntiell Flour, butter, etc Gillard & Smith Canada butter james B Knight Grand clearing sale at Malcolm McTaggart's Hallway notice E H Saville Choice lllour j & w Ktts Fancy dry goods E Smith & Co Strayed—a dog... see advertisement Wanted-a boy apply at this office Wanted—a housemaid apply at this office AUCTION SALES ♦— {For (he benefit of whom if may Concern.) To-Moitow, FRIDAY, nf I 2 o'clock, ON THE WHARF OF N. STABB & SONS, 91 bru Canada SUPERFINE FLOUR, •• Uniuu Mills," ex S.S. "Cobau," from Montreal. After which, 50 Puns Barbados Molasses 100 Pkgs Choice Butter 20 Brls Cube Sugar. GILLARD & SMITH, Jjjjj Auctioneers On TUESDAY next, at 12 o'clock, ON THE WHARF OF N. STABB & SONS, (If not previously disposed of by private sale.' Tli? fast-sailing gear. ffIk'MARY CALPIN\ ___■■£_; HH Tons, Well built and well fouud in sails and gear. GILLARD & SMITH, jes Auctioneers On FRIDAY next, (itli June, at 12 o'clock ON THE PREMISES, THE LiJBBH WITH miißr, The property of the Estate of the late C. F. Bknnkit, situate opposite the premises of Edwin Didkk, Esq. Description can be obtained previously to the day of sale at the office of C. F. BENNETT & Co. W. 11. MARE, SON & Co., myoO Brokers. A VALUABLE FEE -SIMPLE FAUM, To be sold by Public Auction, at the office of A. 0. HAYWARD, Esq., Q.C., On THURSDAY, 12th inst., at 1 o'clock, ALL the Kitfht, Title and Interest of Jane Roddicks, Administratrix of the Estate of late Stephen Roddicks, in and to the Farm known as " Reddicks' Farm," situate between the Gould's back line and the Bay Bulls main road; contains o'J acres and 1' roods, 16 acres of which are cleared. There is a valuable bog on the property. For further particulars, apply to E. M. ARCHIBALD, jc. Auctioneer. STRAYED, OX Wednesday morning;, I'roin tlie Church of England Academy, a Setter Pup, about ten weeks old,—white with red spots or patches. The finder will be rewarded on bringing it to the above address. jes,li PRIMS Glace Bay Coal, Ex " Morua," and " Zanoui," Now landing at the wharf of J. WOODS <fc SON, Sent Home at 91/ per Ton. to despatch vessels. Also expected A Cargo American Anthracite Coal; AND IN STORE  Prime NORTH SYDNEY Coal my3o,lwfp \\\ X AK[IP H immediately, an experienced WANlhlJ!*_t___2_™ii_. Hood references ••.■■,nired. Apply to .MRS. (i. 11. DICKINSON. ie?,fp,tf NEVY ADVERTISEMENTS. iBY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES! AT THE SHOP OF . MALCOM McTACfQ&KT, " Bon 3MCa,3Pola.o/,>' * 1»- MMiM I.OTB, f be M.id »l Prices that are sure toeaec! a e«m„l«le clearance : SS. BOOTS and SHOES! CROCKBRYWARB, Ladies' Ulsters, Caps, Straw Hats, FRINGES. RIBBONS, &o. A Inrftc i.»M>riiiieut „i all kinds of GOODS must be cleared out at a TRBHENDOUS SACRIFICE. Now Is ibe time to "MIHE BAHt. \I\M AT McTaggarfs Clearing Sale! junes,oifp r *■* Fishing* Tackle! Just received, per S.S. Xom Scujian, a complete assortment of Fishing Tackle, foom the celebrated Trr |, MMMfIMtoWW* S. ALLCOCK & Co., comprising: ' W> \ 3 Basket combined, ETWy Z --—) I w Boxes, £ vi?' - ETrwAV'Sal- X __ jS Ac* gmoEPlies,Bait \ f^il»F»~''/ <i H Hooks, Minnows ** |V 3 IaOP/' '•" / t L S Reels. RodFerg , *?|§t \ 3rules & -T°PS' <W| p& ...jßi'Jl \r"S Floats, Patent jL Ht-S:i--— |  K/, 1 1.1 -1 1 * Floats, &c.,&c. w -^^%;r, c> 2j Also,—a few Fishing Trousers & Stockings. M. FENELON j^CO. Dry Goods at Lowest Prices! E. SMITH & Co. Are now showing a Large Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Which is well assorted with the Latest Novelties, iv Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Feathers, Flowers, Ladies' Mantles and Dolmans, Children's Dolmans and Dresses Ami a large assortment of other Goods suitable for the present season, jes,tf WANTED innEUUTGLV-an active ERR4\l> BOY. THE CITY OF LONDON Fire Insurance Company, Limited NEWFOUOTLANDAGENCY: THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have been appointed Agents to the above Company, in this Island, in succession to Mr. E. M. Auchibald, and that they are prepared to Insurances on all kinds of Property, at the current rates of Premium. uue4 ifpwts WEST & RENDELL, WAITO A Go°d, Gook II illl I UU i good wages. Apply at the llill \ ILi U • Apply to Mrs Outerbridge. oltice of this paper. je5,:U je.°.,fp,tf  TT7 I Tamil n A »MAftT MY, mm\\lj I TarnT7"n (I«m«lUrtely)—A STRONG WAN * \ \ IAP. II i 111 IJU ifngtHWjness. Apply at this II 1111 JJJ . Apply to 11. M. GIBB 1 Office, jes;2j : jea.fp.tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. gptfomtilani JUaitajr. -— ■ ' ■ -" i jMROM and alter this date the Newfoundland Kail way < oiiumny vrilfl *- , resume operating its completed line. Trams will be run daily (Sundays excepted) between St Jonn s and Salmon Cove— stopping at intermediate stations—as follows : - Leave St. John's 9.45 a.m., Leave Salmon Cove 3.30 p.u.. bt. Anns 10.10 " ;Arrive Holyrood 4.00 " Topsail 10.35 " |Leave Holyrood 4.15 " „ Squires 10.50 " - Kelligrews 4.53 M Kelligrews ILO7 - - Squires' 5.10 " Arrive Holyrood »... v.45 M t •• Topsail. •• 525 " Leave Holyrood 12.00 m m St. Ann's 5.50 " Arrive Salmon Cove 12.80 p.m.! Arrive St. John's 8.15 " On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, train will run to Harbor Grace Junction, arriving at I 38 p.m.; returning, will leave the Junction at 2.25 p m Special Excursion rates each Thursday—Tickets good for that day only. Commencing June 23rd, additional train will be run daily (except Sundays): Leaving St. John's 7.00 p.m I Arrive at Salmon Cove 0.30 p.m. Salmon Cove 6-25 a.m. | " at St John's 0.00 a.m. Ticket office open 30 minutes before departure of trains. Freight received at St. John 1 station iiom '.) a.m. to ti p.m. For rates or further information, apply to THOMAS NOBLE, E. H. S AVILLE. JoB General Agent, St. Joha's. General Manager. l\TOrFIY>< IT! Tne wishes fo Inform hi*. s*etf uiar (iiN(..mrr, *-* -1- M.XJ Li» and the public generally that he has stored a quantity of 100 from George's I»ox3l<3L, Signal hill, for town consumption, which will bo delivered to subscribers in any part of the city, every morning, (Sundays excepted) from Ist June to Ist September. 9S& Price delivered—3os. tailed for from ? to 9 a.m. -20s. Ice House in rear of Confectionery Store, Water Street. Also for sale-for Bankers and others-about 300 Tons Ice from Quklivkli Lake. "■>"■■■*. J. W. FORAN. SID OATS! SEED POTATOES!! THE CARGO Of the schooner " Victor," from Churlottetowu, I P. E. Island, 500 brls Best Table Potatoes 100 do Seed Potatoes, (Early Ruse and Prollflcs.) 1.0 bus best Black Seed Oats 30 do White Seed Oats 2000 bus HEAVY BLACK OATS M bus l»r*( SEED BARLEY 1» brls Outers, 20 brls Parsnips. ~,„,„„ CLIFT, WOOD & Co. ON SALE BY I, WEST & RENDELL, EJ_Ft_^___XT, Jg_r iv handy-sized sacks. A net a saw pie lot of AMERICAN SOAP, j, Various brands, at low rates, just received per S.S. L jcs,3ifp Ardaudhu." Golden Rule! Golden Rule! ON SALE BY J. &> W. PITTS,1 Soo brls Choice Family , BALTIMORE FLOUR, 'Golden Kulc." jcs,tf ex " Caspian" from Baltimore. KTot*t XJ»i_i<3.lxx«, ex " Ardaudhu," from New York, 500 Brls. Choice Extra FLOUR, A very superior article/ 100 Brls. Family Mess PORK, Figge's and King's braud, «5 Brls. Cut LOAr ft IJOA H. And on hand, 10 Hhds Bright Grocery do. wm> HEARN k_ Co. Canada Butter. Ex S.S. " Cohan." from Montreal, 340 TVBS Townships and Dairies. JAS. R. KNIGHT, jeo Commission Merchant. FOR SALE, BY WEST & RENDELL, 25 Bxs Cheese, 250 Brls Choice Sup. em™ Flour 100 Pkgs BUTTER, OATMEAL and PEAS, In brls and half-brls, Jiimi rcT-ited, per S.S. ' Cob„„,'* from ie3,3iip ' ' [Montreal.