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Latest News of the City

By Reporters and Correspon-

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TEMPERANCE.--Victoria Division S.of T.

on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. G-. D. Delegates will report. Visitors welcome.

STEAMER ELFIN.-Until further notice

the Steamer Eltin will make three trips from the city on Sunday afternoons, at 2, 3, and 4 o’clock, p. m.

Asornr-za PAPER Fon SYDNEY-The

Daily Advocate will soon be issued from the _ present oliice oi the Weekly Advocate, Sydney,B. C. .

SUNDAY Am-snncosr.-Song Service at

the Railway Men’s Gospel Meeting in Prowse’s New Block tomorrow at 3.45. _ Strangers always yi elc Jme. _

THE Hazelbrook Papbist Church will

hold their annfual picnic on Monday the 23rd inst. near the church grounds. Straw- berries and ice cream will be served. Parties coming without baskets can get their tea for 15 cents. 20 2i

IN police court this morning, the word

“nigger” was used by a barrister. Mr. James Johnson, the colored barrister, ob- jected to his learned friend using such a term when 'speaking of the race colored. The solicitor in question withdraw the

term.-Halifax Recorder. _

Tounrsrs and persons bent on

pleasure, should not forget that the Jacques Cartier runs a special excursion every Thru-sday after- noon at 3 o'clock to Orwell and return for but 25 cents,and every Saturday afternoon to Crapaud and return for but 40 cents. These are delightful outings, as they give passengers so much pure sea air.

THE Nelson Miner says?-The Rev. J ohn

Buitt Morg: n of Aylesford, Nova. Scotia preached in the Baptist Church at lila- m. and 7.30 p. m., Sunday. Mr. Morgan has been attending the National Baptist Convention at Winnipeg, and has exten- ded his txip to see this part of the couutry. Mr. Morgan was the leader of a. party from Nova. Scotia, New Brrn swick and P. E. Island _which atten- ded the B. Y. P. U. in Buffalo two years B307

Sous time ago it was hoped that the

circus that visited the Maritime Pro- _ vinces would come to P. E. Island. The _ Colonial Standard says:-“The circus at New Glasgow last week was, according to reports, decidedly poor. It is about time that we were getting on to these fake shows. and charging aflicense fee that _ would keep them out. Any show that is any good can pay a good fee, as they will have agood crowd, and a poor show will not bc able to do.business."

New IxvEN'rroNs.-Messrs. Marion 8c

-Marion, New York Life Building, Mont- real, furnish us the following list of patents recently granted by the American government to Canadian I nventors. The inventors Help will be sent to_any ad- dress upon receipt of 10 cents. 653,251, Victor Lahais, Montreal, Can.-Waiiiscot- ing; 653,303, Annie C. B. McDonald, Tor- onto, Can.-Game; 653,4l0,James H. Cash, Toronto, Can.-Bicycle seat-post; 653,426, Louis A. Nadeau, St. Athanase, Can.-- Wagon-pole tip; 053.493, Frank N. Barnett Toronto, Can.-Fire~esca.pe; 653,523, Frank _G'Neil, VVallaceburg, Ca.n.~Machine -for manufacturing glass articles.

DESPITE the threatened rain, the straw-

berry fc stival and tea held near the manse Montrose, on Tuesday last, 17th inst., was quite a success in ever-y°respect. It would be di licult even in picturesque Montrose to find a lovelier sp >t than the one chosen for t-he occasion. The richly laden tables spread beneath the shelterin birches,the gro ips of young and old hold- ing' sweet converse “on seats beneath the shade,” the happy children dis ortin

ness. Everything passed off quietly an

enjoyed the social entercoursc, the ex cellent table provided, and the quiet,

_ restful beauty of the scene.

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attention to the fact that bicycle

are now bu§ly~ at work studying upim provements, or rsfther changes, _ which* they propose tomake in the wheel for1901. L

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sult of them. It says, further, that ac- cording to the ideals ofthe manufacturers it has come to: be a partof the plans of the latter to make changes whether they are demanded or not. As a matter of

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fact, it is doubtfulit the wheel at th priceat which it is sold to the trade can improved materially. The coaster has marked a new era in bicyclemanufacture, but aside from that during the past three years therehave been no important chan es of any consequence. The idea has sim ly been to make the wheel of the prev- ious year out of date as compared with the one manufactured the succeeding year, in the hope that this would increase the number of new wheels' sold. It is doubtful if this principle will hold good.

Tru: foliowing will be oii .tt rsttoisland

cheese makers:-The total annual im- port-ations of cheese into the Windward Islands and British Guiana are large. Trinidad takes 250,000 pounds; Barbados, 80,000 pounds; Grenada, 30,000 pounds; St.Lucia, 35,000 pounds; the Leeward Islands, 40,000 and British Guiana 270.000 pounds. All these colonies are reached by Pickford 8: Black’s steamer s directfrom Halifax and St. John and as current New York quotations offer as good a. market for a. limited sup-ply of cheese a.s'Liverpool or London. The rate of freight on a30 pound box of cheese from New York to., Trinidad is 8c_. and from New York to Barbados about 12c. To the northern, islands a higher rate is charged. Trinida d' and Barbados as distributing points being able to secure a. much lower freight tariff. ' '”°"`-5"’

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AHALIFAX exchange in referring to the'

markets says:-Cheese are 'dull ' on this market and arejobbed at cents. The demand _ is only very

ate, and exporters are not operating

any extent at this moment on

the unsettled state of the market the lack of adequate steamer comm tion between here and Liverpool. Amer- ican clear pork, $17.75 to $18.25; domestic and Prince Edward Island mess, $16 to $16.50; lunch mess, $13.50; prime mess, $13 to $13.50: plate beef, .$14 to $15.50 as to quality; :extra plate, $15.50 to $16; pure lard, 91 to 10§c.; compound lard, 7- to Slc. _

Mzrssns. Lamy Sc Enter, of the_Amherst Driving Park, have shown their enterprise by striving to secure trotters fast enough to compete' with Minota, the Provincial Queen of the turf, in offering $5C0 for the free-for-all their coming meeting. They offer $1500 for two days’ racing, and with Sydney and North Sydney giving $4.50 each for one day’s racing, and Springhill $1000 for two days, while Halifax with its big exhibition offers but $1500 for four days, it shows what a. mistake is made by the latter in not oifering_at least,simila.r` amount-si to ct uutry towns, instead of “do- ing things by halves” with the hope of saving money.-Halifax Recorder.

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At Ebenezer-,July 18, by the Rev.G¢,0`1'8e Millar, Therza. Clement Ford of Ebenezer, - to Charles Edward McDuii` of Biookheld.

At the residence of the bride’s father, on July 18th, 1900, by Rev. W. A. -_ Thom- son, Emma A., daughter of Wm.` R. Dennis, Margate,to Charles A. Mc_Nutt of Kensington. '

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