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The Midsummer Examinations.

West Kent Street School.

A ine Ker S SCHLOx took } \ larg mi of mee . ‘ w altendance ciud

Hi Lieutenant Governor, Hy lavid La u r. H Haviland, H D. Par 4 ’ Db Anderson, Dr B all, Messrs. J Inge, T. C. James, T. Handra L. B. Mille John Me- Swa Archibald Kennedy, H B. Smith, George Bremner, John McLeod, di. Ross, and many others In the absence ft hairman, Mr.S. Blanchard presided ard distributed the School Board’s cert ti- cate He express¢ 1 briefly the ac} wi edg : the Board in respect the ex scip maintained by the teaci and th good contuct of the scholurs Tne ad vane te a Loo! Ww i a gt | ole i ugh I an ad ‘ e aol fa system, he ad- m } that tl ing f s yars taught i had bee yn siderably im proved eut G Howlan, after pin- n on thet asf Mast Lemuel J Mil‘ Silve medal won DY h m for ti 33a Canada 4 ther ive- so s,—deliver a sh racy admir- ‘ 8} " t { boys, re iny tnem ot a vantages w ¢ and =stheir ty » thet selves and their ¢ intry.

Dr. Anderson, rt the course ¢ f an ex- ce ile uidreas i mented h gh ¥ the Princival and teachers West Kent Street school, and referred particulary t the good conduct and marked success of the Sterns brothers and otier pupils wh bad marti lated Pr e of Wales Colles:

Ex-S vernor Hav 1 and ex-Governor Laird spoke briefly aud with applause i » schoo! was dismissed for eigut

holidays and God Save tue Quee

We appen i the

PRIZE LIST.

MILLER S DEPARTMENT.

general prc- John Robert:

Trustees Certificates for enevy: 1, Robt E Smith; 2,

80n. Goveraor-General’s medal for general proficiency aw arded to Robert E Smith.

Governor Howlan’s medal for best essay on “Canada and awarded to Lemuel J Miller.

Reading: 1, R E Smith; 2, Milton Mec- Leod, N Pickard; 3, John Robertson, Her- bert Seantlebury, Geo Finlayson

Spelling: 1, Harry Lord, Milton Mc Leod, Louis Haszard, R E Smith, George Hyndman, Herbert Sgantlebury, George Finlevaon, Nelson Pickard, Alex Hynd man; 2, Bert Wright, Jack Hobkirk, Harry Weeks; 3, John Robertson, Harry Ritchie, Fred Brehaut, Russel White.

Arithmetic, Ist class: 1, John Robert- son: ~,R E Smith; 3, Herbert Scantlebury, Geo Hyndman

Arithmetic, 2nd «A Hyndman; 2, Chas Faryuharson; Lord

English: &

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clas?: xander

it 3, Harry R E Smith; 2, John Robert- Geography: 1,Geo Hyndman; 2, R E Smith: 3, Milton McLeod.

Geometry, Ist class: 1, John Robertson; 3, Louis Haszard; 3, Roland Taylor.

Geometry, 2nd class: 1, H Scantlebury; 2, Bert Wright; 3, Alex Nicholson.

Algebra: 1, John Robertson; 2, Milton McLeod; 3, Nelson Pickard.

Fren so: a R E Smith; 2, Leod; 3, Nelson Pickard.

Latin, Ist class: 1, R E Smith; 2,Milton McLeod; 3, Nelson Pickard.

Latin, 2nd class: 1, Bert Wright; Scantlebury.

Botany: 1, Nelson Pickard; Seantiebury; 3, Louis Haszard.

Physiology: 1,R E Smith; 2, Nelson Pickard, H Scantiebury; 3, Harry Ritchie.

MR. DUNCAN'S DEPARTMENT.

Milton Me-

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2, Herbert

Trustees” Certificates for general pro- ficiency : 1, O McEachera; 2, L Unsworth.

Reading : Li WwW Lawson, Cc Beer, O Mc~ Eachern, equal; 2,J Smallwood, L Uss- worth, equal.

Dictation: 1, W Lawson; 2 ern, C Beer, equal.

Writing: O McEachern.

Arithmetic : 1, C Beer; 2, L Unsworth.

English and English Composition: 1, W Lawson, E Warren, equal; 2, O McEachern C Beer, equal.

Geography: 1,€ Beer; 2, W McLean

British and Canadian History: 1, L Unsworth; 7 MckE achern.

Geometry: 1, C Beer, L eanal: ae a Sma! wood.

“Freehand Drawing: 1, D Kennedy,S McLeod, equal; 2, W Lawson

Algebra: 1, W Lawson; 2,J Smallwood, E Warren, equal.

French: 1, J Smallwool; 2, W Rowe.

Latin: I, O McEachern; 2, R Cotfin, W Lawson, S McLeod, equal.

Physiology: 1, Garnet Moore; 2,

McLear.

, 0 McEach-

Unsworth,

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EAN’S DEPARTMENT.

r.c.™M Trustees’ Certificates for gen-ral pro-~ | set

1, Reggie Aitken; 2, Carlyle Mc~ |

ficiency: i, Leod. , | Punctuality: 1, Reg Aitken, Luther |

Coffin, Willie Weliner. Deportment: 1, Reg Aitken, Law eenen Long. Harvie Toombs, Kebecca Carr. Reading; L t Aitke n and Harry i Hyndman; 2, Luther Coffio; 3, Eric Me~ Lean. Writing: 1, H Hyndman; 2, Lawrence Long. Dictation: 1, Reg Aitken: 2, @ McLeod | Vernon Lowe; ihe H Hyndman. | 1, Rez Aitken;

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2, Reg Aitken;

2,C Mc

Compo ition :

Leo 1; a Geo Newson. Arithmetic: 1, Reg Aitken; 2, L Coffin; 3, Vernon Lowe. Grammar: 1, Reg Aitken; 2, C McLeod; 3, V Lowe. Ge wraplay : 1, Ry Aitken: 2, ©C Mei

Leod; 3, H Hyu iman History: 1, Reg Aitken; 3, Eric McLean Physiology: 1, Reg Aitken; 2, W Well-~ ner and Eric McLean; 3, Luther Coffin. 2, Li yn iman; |

2, C McLeod;

Latin: 1, Reg Aitken; 3, L, Coftin. ] . ‘ . Geometry: 1, Reg Aitken; 2, L Coffin

and © McLeod; 3, H Hyndman.

Algebra: 1, L Coffin; 2, Lawrence Long; 2, Vernon Lowe.

JOHN M’LAUGHLIN’S DEPARTMENT, Trustees’ Certificates for general pro eacy : 1, Ross Bethune; 2, Annie Foster Reading: 1, Ross Bethune; 2, Helen Earle: 3, Elmer Ritchie

Arithmetic: 1, James Love; Bethune; 3, Willie McKie

History: 1, Sethune: 2, Lov &: 3, “Annie Foster.

Grammar: 1, Ross Bethune; 2, Horace Lowe; 3, Annie Foster.

Geography: 1, James Love; 2, Ross Be thune; 3, Horace Lowe

Vriting: 1, Annie Steele; 2, Helen Earle

Dictation: 1, Ross Bethune; 2, Helen

Earle; 3, Arthur Worth.

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Composition : 1, Ross Bethume; 2, Annie

Foster; 3, Horace Lowe Physiology : 1, Annie Foster; 2, Edwina gi ; | Goodwil!: 3, Ross Bethune.

t: 1, Vernon MeNeill,:Bever-

) portmen

y Robinson; 2, Edwin Goodwill. i Pun tuality : :. Vernon MeNeill, Willie McKie; 2, Beverly Robinson, Howard Ward

Jeawing: 1, Edwin Goodwill; 2, Willie McLean.

JOHN F. OWEN’S DEPARTMENT.

Arithmetic: 1, Thomas Morrie; 2, Arthur Stanley, 3, Otis Scott.

Geography: i, James McMillan; 2,

Charles McDonald; 3, David Innis and Louise Wakefield, equal.

Composition: I, David Innis; 2, Katie McLeod; 3. Otis Scott.

Grammar: 1, Louise Wakefield; 2, James McMillan; 3, W C Scantlebury.

History, British and Canadian: 1, Jas MeMillan; 2, Charles McDonald; 3, Louise Waketield

Dictation: 1, Louise Wakefield; 2, Wm Waketield; 3, Otis Scott.

Drawing: 1, James MeMillan; 2, Louise Wakefield and Robert Nicholson, equal; 3, Herbert Stewart.

Scientific Temperance: 1, Otis Scott 2, Chas McDonala; 3, Louise Wakefield.

Reading: 1, Wakefield; 2, Her- bert Stewart; 3, Otis Scott and John Rigg»,

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equal MISS MARY ASHLEY'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees Certificates for General Pro

1, Athol Seaman; 2, Belle Stew-

ficiency ; art

Kealing: 1, Athol Seaman; 2, Gower Maclean; 3, George Strickland and Belle Stewart.

Dictation: 1, George Strickland; 2, Athol Seaman; 3; Belle Stewart and May- nard Rodd.

Arithmetic: 1, Athol Seaman; 2, Belle

Stewart and Ethel King; 3, Lee Seaman.

Grammar: 1, Athol Seaman; 2, Julia Foster; 3, Lee Seaman and Ethel King.

Geography : 1, Lee Seaman; 2, Athol Seaman; 3, Belle Stewart

Histery: 1, Athol Seaman; 2, Lee Sea- man; 3, Belle Stewart

Composition: 1, Belle Stewart; George Strickland; 3, Athol Seaman Lee Seaman.

Drawing: 1, Belle Stewart; 2, Lee Sea- man; 2, Mabel Rodd and Athol Seaman.

Scientific Temperance: 1, Belle Stewart ani Roy Davison; 2, Lee Seaman. and Athol Seaman; 3, Perey Crosby.

Writing (muscular movement): 1, May- nard Rodd; 2, Lutie Nicholson; 3, Wendel! Phillips.

Punctuality : 1, Lee Seaman; 2, Gower Maclean; 3, Gordon Hughes and Belle Stewart.

Deportment: Athol Seaman, Rosi... Me Ewen, Gordon Hughes and Harry Norton.

Honorable Mention: Louis Pigott, Charles Coyle and Fred Worth.

MISS WADMAN’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees Certificates fur general pro fici- encv: |, Alex Mackinnon; 2, Harry Me- Intyre.

Punctuality: 1, Wallace Williams, Harry McIntyre, equal; 2, Edwin William:, Rowland Rattenbury; 3, Walter Higgius, Willie Williams, equal.

Deportment: 1, Gordon Aitken, John Lewis,Johnn MeDougall,Willie Cudmore; 2, Alex Mackinnon, Grantham Robertson, Beatrice McGinnis, Nelson McLeod.

Realing: 1, Roy Leitch, Grantham Rob- ert-on; 2, Alex McKinnon, Frances Wake— field, Walter Higgins, and John McDougall.

Spelling: 1, Roy Leitch, Fred Milligan, Wallace Williams; 2, Frances Wakefield, Sarah Flood, Annie Herron, John Lewis, and Walter Higgins.

Arithmetic : 1, Alex Mackinnon, Harry McIntyre; 2, Wallace Williams, Gordon Aitken, John McDougall, Fred Milligan, Walter Higgins, Thomas Kane, Roy Leitch.

Grammar: 1, Alex Mackinnon, Annie Herron, Thomas Kane; 2, Harry McIntyre, va Tomlins, Gordon Aitken, Robert Hogs, Charles Pelley.

Geography : 1 Harry McIntyre, Thomas Kane, equal; 2, Alex MeKinnon, Walla:e Williams; 3, Annie Herron, Nelson Mc- Leod, John McDougall, Fred Milligan.

Writing: 1, Annie Herron; 2, Sarah Flood, Maud Ferguson, Grantham Robert- -on, Gordon Aitken; 3, Aggie Fransham, Wallace Williams, Leith Wright.

Scientific Temperance: 1, Alex McKin- non, John McDougall, Harry McIntyre; 2, Maud Ferguson, Eva Tomlins.

Drawing: 1, Alex McKinnon, Wallace

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Williams, Annie Herron; 2, Roy Leitch, Gordon Aitken, Maud Ferguson, Frances

Wakefield, Grantham Robertson. Composition : 1, Roy Leitch, Alex Me-

Kinnon; 2, Annie Herron, Frances Wake-

tield.

GRADE FOURTH: MISS BROWN’S DEPARTMENT

Trustees certificates for bighest number of marks: 1, Thomas Huggan; 2, Fred Bremner.

Punctuality: 1,Joseph Bithell; 2, Frank Coyle; 3, John Webster.

Deportment: 1, Joseph Bithell; 2, Robert Innes, Willie McEwen; 3, Frank Mo re.

Reading: 1, Willie Armstrong, Frank Bremner; 2, Thomas Huggan, Fred Brem ner; 3, Monty Davison.

Writing: 1, Tho.nas Huggav, Joseph Bithel!, Edgar Acorn; 2, William Dalziel, Frank Pickard, Arthur Webb; 3, Gordon Sutherlana, George Dewar.

Arithmetic: 1, Joseph Bitheli; 2, Frank Pickard, Arthur Webb; Thomas Huggan.

Grawmar: |, Fred Bremner, Frank Bremner; 2, Thomas Huggan; 3, Frank Pickard, Willie McEwen.

Geography: 1, Thomas Huggan; 2, Frank Pickard, Fred Bremner; 3, Arthur Webb.

Drawing: 1, Thomas Huggan; 2, Joseph Bithell, Fred Bremner; 3,-Frank Pickard, Gordon Sutherland.

Composition: 1, Thomas Huggan, Fred Bremner; 2, Edward Prowse, Frank Bremner; 3, Robert Innes, Frank Piekard.

Physiology: 1, Fred Bremner; 2, Victor Purdie; 3, Thomas Huggan.

MR. ALLAN’S DEPARTMENT.

Certificates for General Proficiency: 1, May Fransham; 2, Gordon Morrison.

Reading: 1, May Fransham; 2, Willie Brace; 3, Gordon Morrison.

Dictation: 1, May Fransham; 2, Percy

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| McNevin; 3, Harry McDonald.

Arithmetic: 1, May Fransham; 2, Willie Brace; 3, Grover Huntley. Composition: 1, Gordon Morrison; 2,

| May Fransham; 3, Willie Bruce.

Writing: 1, Harry McDonald; 2, Leslie Worth; 3, Walter Davy.

Physiology: 1, Gordon Morrison and Grover Huntley, equal; 2, May Fransham and Percy MecNevin, equal; 3, Pearl Lavers.

Drawing: 1, Walter McLean; 2, May Fransbam; 3, Gordon Morrison and Percy McNevin, equal.

Geography : im Gorden Morrison; Willie Bruce; 3, May Fransham.

2,

FLORENCE M. CURRIE’S DEPARTMENT,

Trustees Certificates for general pro- ficiency: 1, Garth White; 2, Theo Balder— ston.

Reading: 1, Garth White, Theo Balder- ston; was Harris; 2, Fred Stricklaud; Geo Puncher, Robt McLaren.

Spelling: 1, Garth White, Theo Balder— ston, Jas Harris; 2, Edgar Finlayson, Chas Boreham, Heber Carter.

in the forenoon, in the Police City Court

Arithmetic: 1, Theo Balderston, Garth White, Chas Boreham, Edgar Finlayson; 2, Willie Murphy, Walter McKee, Heber Carter.

Writing: 1, Garth White, Theo Balder- ston, Llyo! Scott, Edgar Finlayson; 2, Walter McKee, Jas Harris, Fred Strick- land.

Deportment: 1, Garth McNeill, Willie McNeill.

Punctuality and attendance; Jos Surr, Victor Coyle.

White, Albert

MINNIE FINLAYSON’S DEPARTMBENT-—GRADB 1.

Trustee’s Certificates for highest number of marks: 1, Thos Wakefield; 2, Stanley Bagnal!.

Reading: 1, Mamie McRae; 2, Stanley Bagnall; 3, Thos Wakefield. - Arithmetic: 1, Thos Wakefield; 2,

Mamie McRae; 3, Perey Wood. :

Spelling: 1, Stanley Bagnall; 2, Warren McMillan; 3, Kathleen Earle.

Writing: 1, John Dalziel, Stanley Bag- nall; 2, Thos Wakefield; 3, Jos Gillie.

Deportment: 1, Bertie Garrick, Thos Wakefield, Stanley Bagnall; 2, Geo Me- Leod, Warren McMillan.

Punctuality and attendance: 1, Maud Howatt; 2, Harry Roberts; 3, Fred Roberts,

Grade 2: Trustees Certificate for highest number of marks: 1, Nora Waddel’; 2, Elsie Nicholson.

Reading: |, Nora Waddell, Harry Stan- ley; 2, Janie Batt; 3, Elsie Nicholson. Brenton Hodgson.

Arithmetic: 1, Nora Waddell; 2, Cyrus McLeod, Elsie Nicholson; 3, George Good- will, James Cairns.

Spelling: 1, Nora Wardell; 2, Nicholson, 3, Brenton Hodgson.

Writing: 1, Nora Waddell, Elsie Nich- olson; 2, Lowman Coombs, Janie McInnis.

Deportment: 1, Jennie Purdy; 2, George Goodwill], Chas Hyndman.

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Punctuality and Attendance: 1, Nora Waddell, Elsie Nicholson; 2, Stephen Robison.

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SUPREME COURT,

Tuespay, June 25.

Neil McLeod and another vs, Catherine McPhee, an absent debtor.—Judgment for plaintiff for $45.19. Morson, Q. C, for plaintiff.

James H. Myrick and another ve. Jos. McCabe and another—Action of debt, Postponed for further evidence, J. F. Whear for plaintiff.

Alex. Bruce vs. Malcolm Nicholson, an absent debtor.—Judgment for plaintiff for $162.63. D. A. McKinnon for plaintiff.

Miner T. Foster ve, Charles C. Henry.— bill of ex-

Action on an acceptance of change. Adjourned for further evidence.

Moreon, Q.C., for plaintiff. Attorney- Genera! and O. Ratteubury for defendant. Wepvespar. June 26,

The Queen v3. Donald McPheraon.—In- dictment for housebreaking and larceny. The grand jury found a true bill.

The Queen vs. Edward Flannigan.—In- dictment for house breaking and larceny. The Grand Jury found a tru- bill.

The Queen vs. Charles White—— Indict- ment for house breaking and larceny. The Grani Jury found atruve bill. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Ready for trial on Friday.

The Queen vs. Henry McEwen —In- dictment for housebreaking and larceny. Tie Grand Jury found a true bill. Prisuner pleaded not guilty. Ready for trial on Friday.

The Queen vs. Henry Mciwen.—Indict- ment for larceny. The Grand Jury found a true bill. Prisoner pleadéd not builty. Ready for trial on Friday.

The Queen vs. James A. MclIntyre.— Receiving stolen goed, knowing them to have been stolen. The Grand Jury found a true bill.

William H. Roberts vs. William Bate- man.—Action of assault. Now before the Court. McLean, Q. C., and J. A. Mathe- son for plaintiff; J. H. Good for defendant.

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PERSONAL.

John MecNevin, Charlottetown, register- ed at the Brunswick Hotel, Moncton, on Monday.

Rev. J. K. Fraser, of Alberton, P. E. IL, is aguest at the mance for a holiday.— St. John Sun.

Mrs. W. W. Sullivan crossed over in the St. Lawrence to-day to meet her daughter who has been attending the Convent of the Sacre! Heart, Halifax.

Miss Ella Blake who graduated at the Convent of the Sacred Beart, Halifax, last week, will be home to-night. She will be accompanied by her mother who was present at the graduating exercises,

Mr. T. C. James was a passenger on the St. Lawrence last evening, on return from Cape Breton.

George H. Reddin and wife, Charlotte- town, registered at the Victoria Hotel, St. John, on Monday.

Mr. J. A. Nicholson, Principal of the Academy at Cote St. Antone, Montreal, (formerly Superintendent of Education here) arrived on Monday evening ona visit to his relatives and friends. Mr. Nicholson was one of the first to take ad-

vantage of the new timetable. He left Montreal on Sunday night and was in

Charlottetown on Monday night, saving the time and expense of a day’s delay at Moncton.

Dominion of Canada, Province of Priace Edward Island, City of Charlottetown.

Before Francis Longworth Haszard, Exq., the Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown.

Take Notice that His Honor the Stipen- diary Magistrate for the said City of Char- lottetown has, by virtue of the power und authority in him vested by the Statute of the General Assembly of the said Islaud, intituled ** An Act to Consolidate and Amend the several Acts Incorporating the City of Charlottetown,” ordered and ap- pointed that WEDNESDAY, 10th day of July next, be the day set down for hearing all appeals made to him from the last preceding Valuation Asessments or Rates imposed or authorized by the City Coun- cil of the said City, and that on such day and daily thereafter, until all such appeals have been heard, at the hour of 10 o’clock

in Charlottetown aforesaid, all such aps peals will be heard and finally determined by him. Dated this 26th day of Jume, A. D. 1895. ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, Collector for Said City.

june26 —3i (351) pat Black Diamond Line. —

The 8S 8S COBAN, sailing from Montreal on Friday morning, June 28th, will be dueat Charlottetown Monday morning, July Ist, and will sail for St. John’s, Newfoundland, via Sydney.

For further particulars as to freight and passage apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO., june26

Five Lines on K and Eb,

I find the people around here prefer Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills to any other I have in stock. They are a wonderful pill. Send three dozen at once, I am nearlv out, P. S.—Send by post, J. W. Ireland, Gour- ock.

Nearly evervone needs a good tonic at this season. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the one true tonic and blood purifier.

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SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements under this heading enarge for at the rate of five cents per line.

A full range of widths and pieces in black satin ribbons, just opened.—Mooré

& Mc Leod.

We are bound to keep our mantle stock clean and fresh, that is the reason of our present wonderful offer of all black and colored summer jackets at half price. $3.90 jackets for $1.95; 4.60 jackets for $2.30. Call early as they are getting picked up.— W. A. Weeks & Co. 3i—ju24

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Dominion Day.

Excursion Return Tickets will be isaved to and from all Stations on this Railway at single first-class fare on the 28th and 29th insts. and Ist July, good for return up to and including 4th July. *

A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER,

Supt. Gen. Man. Gov, Rys, Railway Oftice, Chariot tetown, ? June 26, 1895. 5

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GEORGETOWN Tea Party and Races,

Wednesday, 17th July, 1895,

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The Ladies of St. James’ (R. C.) Con- gregation intend holding a Grand«Tea ip connection with the Races on Wednesday, 17th July, 1895, in aid of their Church, at the Exhibition Grounds, Georgetown.

A well-stocked . Refreshment Saloon, Swings, Merry-go-Round. and all sorts of amusemenis wili be provided for the occasion.

Don’t fail to attend if you wish to have a good day’s sport.

Tea on the tables at 11 o’cleck, a. m,

Tickets, 25 cents. Children under twelve, 15 cents.

By order of Committee.

RACES.

$200—Georgetown Driving Park—$200.

Races to start at 1.30 o’clock, p. m.

Entrance fre, 10 per cent. of purse in each class, viz., 5 per cent. to accompany nomination, 5 per cent. evening before races. Five horses to enter and three to start in each race. A horse distancing the field entitled to first money only. He to withdraw and the remaining horses to finish the race. Purses to be divided: 60 per cent. to first, 30 per cent. to second, and 10 per cent. tothird. No horse barred by record made after June 15th, 1895, Horses to be owned in Maritime Pro- vinces three months before close of entries. Entries to close on July 6th, 1895. Na- tional rules to govern. Special arrange- meuts for railway accommodation will be made. Advertisement later.

All communications respecting races to be addressed to

ANDREW LAVERS, Secretary of Races. Georgetown, June 26, 1895—d&w

JUST TWO DAYS!

Will positively close on SATURDAY NIGHT. The greatest opportunity «to buy SHOES at a low figure. Bought low, will be sold ata sacrifice. New Goods, allsizes. You will never get such a chance again.

WORTH NOW

Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, $1.25, 65¢ ‘i “Lace Boots, 1.95, $1.10 4

Gents’ “ Congress, 2.75, 1.65 « Buff Shoes, 1.55, 99c

This is a genuine sale. On Monday next we will sell them at regular prices. Five Hundred Pairs of the above stock. Come at once and take your choice.

A. E. HcBACHEN, THE SHOE MAN.

june21

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THINK ae What a comfort it would be to have a cool, refresh- ing drink, then step into our GROCERY and se- cure the comforter in the shape of a bottle of Lime

Juice, Monserrat Cordials

or Syrups—all flavors.

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CASH GROCERS, Newson’s Block, - - Victoria Row.

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5] ministration of Indian affairs.

2.30 Class (Pacing & Trotting), Purse $100 3 Minute Class “ " = 78 Green Race, * “ ” 30 |’

a ‘Our City Schools

Special. Desparcues TO THE EXAMINER

PARLIAMENT OF

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Reonomical Expenditure of the Government.

Orrawa, June 26.

Yesterday when the motion to go into supply was proposed, Mr. Mills (Bothwell)

proposed the following amendment : “This House declares that since 1880;

public expenditure has increased, is in-

ie A oa creasing, and ought to be diminished. In support of the amendment Mr. Mills spoke three quarters of an hour, confining hiscriticism almost entirely to the ad

Hon. Mr. Daly replied in support of the policy of his own department, whieh was formerly administered by Mr. Mills, show- ing that, considering the extent of the service, the present administration of the Indian Department is much more econo- mical, as well as more effective, now than it was under Mr. Mills.

The amendment was lost by a vote of

7 i” Si Wok.

CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION

Lord Salisbury’s New Cabinet.

Lonpoy, June 26.

Official despatches from Windsor an- nounce that Lord Salisbury has accepted the commision to form a ministry, and kissed the hand of Her Majesty upon being formally appointed premier. The members of the new ministry, as far as selected, are ofliciallly announce :—

Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, the Marquis of Salis- bury.

Lord President of the Council, the Duke of Devonshire.

First Lord ef the Treasury, Right Hor, Arthur James Balfour.

Secretary of State for the Colonies, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain.

Chancellor of the Exchequor, Right Hon. Michae! Hicks Beach.

First Lord of the Admiralhy, Right Hon. George Joachim Goschen. The other places in the ministry are not yet definitely allotted.

The National Liberal Federation has in course of preparation a manifesto deal- ing with the coming general elections.

Mr. Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland, will open the campaign July 4th, at Man- awhester, where he will address a mass mesting of the party.

Bishop Cameron's Jubilee

AntTiconisn, June 26.

The celebration of the twenty-fifth an- niversary of Bishop Cameron’s episcopacy, ‘o-day, will be a notable ecclesiastical event in the history of Eastern Nova Scotia. Besides nearly all the priests of the Antigonish diocese, a number of dis- tinguished ecclesiastics from other parts of Cenada are in town to take part in the celebration. These include Archbishop O’Brien, the Bishops of St. John, Char- lottetown, St. Johu’s, Nfld, and Sher- brooke, Quebec, and a number of French- Canadian priests. Bishop Cameron will be presented with $4,000 to-day by the clergy and laity.

Suicide in Montreal.

Montreal, June 26. W. A. Brown, travelling for a New

York drug firm, committed suicide here yesterday.

Summer underwear,a choice stock at low prices at J R Macaonal! & Co’s. junel7 6i Gents’ tan boots at slanghter prices. See our window.—J B Macdonald & Co. june 17 Gi

$3 for $2

Wa have selected from our stock of Shelf Books

100 VOLUMES

specially adapted for Prizes and Rewards to Pupils of the Qity Schools. We will sell these at TWO-THIRDS OF THE REGULAR PRICE,

Also, for one week only, we offer our immense stock of Shelf Books at discounts of from 15 to 25 per cent.

We Now is the time io buy Books.

GEO. CARTER & CO.,

june2)

Cold Medal!

Booksellers.

will close in a few days. All the Boys and Girls have been studying hard, hop- ing to secure the Medal, but cnly one can get it. Reward the other “ hard- workers.” We have a

Shop full of nice BOOKS

suitable for Prizes, and are giving GREAT Bic DIScoUNTS.

HASZARD & MOORE.

BLEGRAPHIC.

june20 ea

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1895.

CCC te ee eta,

ING,

American Outing Flannel,

HALF PRICE—ONLY 10c. A YARD.

ee ee L,

The Sum Total is that our 30¢ Dress Goods

Is

for the Money.

—— —(1'———_ —

Be Quick and Take Advantage of

the Best Geods in this City

This Offer.

JAMES PATON & CO.

Es

Norwich Union

tablished 1797.

Fire Insurance Society.

CAPITAL, $5,500,000.00.

Lour Rates.

os

Charlottetown, June 16, 1895—dy

25 Per Cent.

NORWICH, ENGLAND.

Two Dollars of Cash Assets for Every | Dollar of Liabilities.

Prompt Settlements.

R. BROW,

Agent. for P. E. Island.

DISCOUNT

Boots and

ii

OF ———

on NM cities

MCLEOD

Charlottetown, June 26, 1895—v

25 Per Cent.

PARIS | GREEN !

BERGER’S—the Best. 1 LB. TINS—The Safest. |

Will Buy You a Suit

Wholesale

an

d Retail at

WATSOW’S NEW DRUG STORE,

Next Door to Carter's Seed Store, Opposite the Market.

Charlottetown, June 15, 1895—dy

Business Grows

IT | owimn bs,

Hire’s Rist Beer

S ELL

} WE

Wholesale & Retail

j : At Lowest Prices.

REDDIN BROS.

june3

} ? | TO LET—A very comfortable and pleasant ly situated dwelling house of 12 rooms inelud ingsmall bath room and convenient pantry, having lawn and shade trees in front, on Mil- ford Street, Brighton’ Road; rine minutes- walk from post office, five minutes from bath. ing house, Victoria Park; ren Apply to W C Harris, Jr.

st

moderate- mayt

ST. PETER’S Picuic & Strawberry Festival

THURSDAY, JUNE 27th,

At McKinnon’s Grove, Rocky Point.

tefreshment and Tea Tables for Visit- ors, Strawberries, Ice Creams, Cool Drinks, Music, Swings, Games, Races, etc.

The “ ELFIN” leaves Ferry Wharf at 1.30 p. m., 2 p.m., 4p.m. and 6 p. m., returning from Rocky Point at 3 p. m., 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. 3i guar—ju24

Prince Rdward Island Railway

Saturday Excursion Tickets.

On and after Saturday, June ist, 1895, Excur- sion Return Tickets will be issued at One Single First Class Fare to and from ail Book- ing Stations on this Railway on all Saturdays between Ist June and 28th September, 1895, inclusive, good for return the following Mon- day, These tickets will not be accepted for return passage On date of issue. | A McDONALD, D POTTINGER.

Superintendent. Gen Mam Govt Rys.

Railway Office, Charlottetewn, June 17 1895—dy 61135 wky 3i

SPOONS.

Coffee Spoons, Tea Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Table Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Salt Spoons, Souvenir Spoons.

E. W. TAYLOR,

junel5 Cameron Block.

25 Per Cent.

Shoes & GOS.

25 Per Cent.

$9.00

inka dii oe

All Wool Tweed

iene icsais

0. A. BRUCE'S.

Charlottetown, June 25, 1895—iy

Garden Pasty. !

A Garden Party will be held in aid of the Prince Edward Is!and Hospital, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 5th July, from 4 to7 o'clock, in the grourds of Mr. C. D. Rankin, who has kindly offercd them for the purpose.

Admission 10 cents.

juneis

ae — on a lee

25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT

——OFF A UOT OF—

New Boots and Shoes. GOFF BROS.

SEE COUNTER AT

? .

WE WANT

to double up

of Dress Goods.

last week’s great sale In order to do

so, we have added 20 pieces more to the balance of jlot offered last

week at 39e,

and marked them at

the nominal price of 35c¢ per yard

STANLEY BROTHERS.

WE OFFER THON Without a smile!

TUEY ARE WORTH from 50 to 65 ets a yard,

NOW ONLY

3) cents per yard.

STANLEY BROS.|

COLORS ARE

Greys, Fawns, Tans, Greens, Drabs, Blacks,

STANLEY BROS.

rand the price

4

A QUICK

SALE

Wanted for this lot,

Look at Them!

Criticise Them !

Buy Them!

STANLEY BROTHERS