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RESIDENCE— Water Street opp Hotel Davies

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MARDIAGE THIS MORNING.

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The marriage of Mr. John B. Connolly, a well-known asd popular empleye of Eed\le Foundry, and Miss Marcha M. Hennessey, daughter of Mr. Michael Hennessey,was solemnized im St.Dunstan’s Cathedral at half-past five o’sloek this morning. The interesting ceremony was p*rformed by Rev. Dr. Morrison, and notwithstanding the early hour it was wit- nessed by @ large congregation.

Miss Mary B. Conno)ly, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, aod the groom was ably supported by Mr. James M. Hennestey, brother of the bride.

Mr. Geo. Hennessey, brother of the bride, presided at the organ during the ceremony, and played the Wedding March

‘in eplendid ewle. Mr. W. J. Brown played acornet solo, and voes! solos were given by Messrs. Charies Bell and

\ Anstin Tiainor.

The bride was the recipient of a great many handsome and valaal]: presemis On the Oceasiod, ies'ifying (o te pepularity ef the contracting pares and the eeterm ia which they are held.

After the wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Cennolly lett ty train eu route to Boston, where they will remain about two weeks.

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DIED.

Inthis city,on the 3rd inatant. at the residence of her daughter (Mrs. George Peake) Euston Street, Sarah Frances,

widow of the late George W. DeBlois, Es squire, and daughter of the late Honor» able Thomas H. Haviland, aged 73 yeare.

(Funeral will leave houee on Tuesday afternoon, 5th instant, at $.10 (local) fer St. Paul’s church, thenee by train to Sherwood cemetery].

la thie Giiy, Om the Brd inet. , Joba S. Godkin, inthe 28th year ef his age, son of the late Ienac Gedkia.

[Faneral en Tuesday at 2.30 p. m., fiom his late residence, Edward Street, te Peeple’s Cemetery. ]

At Baltie. Let 18, Henry, need TT yeurs

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McILL UNIVERSITY, Montreal

SESSION 1900-1901.

Matriculation Examinations, preliminary ta the various Courses of Study, will be held at Montreal and at local centres om lith June, and at Montreal in September, as ubder:

*Faculty of Arts(Men and) Women)

{Fac alty of Applied Science Faculty of Medicine Fe acu! Ity of Law Faculty of Comparative Medi-

cine ang Veterinary Science, Sat. 22nd Sept.

*In the Faculty of Arts (Revised Curric ulm, esare open also to PARTIAL sTU- thout Matriculation Faculty of Applied Science the Civil, Mech inical, Electrical and Engineering, Chemistry and Architec- ais 0 open to PARTIAL STUDENTS

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ns jor twenty-one first year Entrance Exhibitions inthe Faculty of Arts, ranging !rom $90 to?$2.00, will be held on the l7th September at Montreal, Halifax, %t. John, N B., Charlottetown, P. E. L., John’s, Nf , and other centres.

Th yal Victoria College, the new res- idential ’ college for women, will be ready to receive students on 17th September.

The McGill Norma! School will be re-opened on ist September.

P artic ulars of Examinations, and conies of the Calendar, containing fall information, may De obtained on apnvlication to

W. VAUGHAN, Registrar.

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ST, PETER'S CATHEDRAL.

Dedicatien of te Miss Rosa Stewart -

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James Simpson, M. A., on Reverence and Devetion.

On Sunday morning, a handsome oak reredos, designed by Mr. W. C. Harrie, R O.A.,which had been placed in position during the week ia St. Peter’s Cathedral, was selemaly dedicated tothe service of Almighty God. This reredos has been erected as a memorialio the late Miss Rosa M. Stewart, who wasa member of the congregation, and for many years a most indetatigsble worker in the various guilds and societies. Chiefly was she intereated in the cause of missions, aud she inspired many with zeal like her own.

The eos: of the work was defrayed partly by asum of money which Miss Stewart left for the decoration of the church and partly by the voluntary contributions of afewof ber friends aud fellow-workers whd wiched to commemorate her good deeds.

The Rev. Jas. Simpson preached in the forenoon on the annointing of our Lord’s feet with very precious ointment by Mary of Bethany,

and claimed that Jesus, in commending the action, sanctioned the dedication of costly gifts to beautify His Sanctuary, although a utilitarian age might consider such as waste. Dignited and solemn places of wership tend, the urged{to make men more reverent, andto realize God’s presence bett -r; and if such an end isaccom- plished, they cannot be considered waste. People are very ready to suggest that handsome decorations in God’s House might have been sold and given to the poor; but they are not so ready toapply the Same rule to their own houses, which cften are full of useless ornaments and luxuri- ous furniture. Again, it is considered quite fitting to erecta handsome stene mekument in a cemetery for some depart- ed loved one; but if a memorial is placed im a ehurchto helpto beautify it, the question is asked, “Why this waste ?” Would Jesus, who accepled the gifts of the wise men at His birth, who as twice annointed with precious oin(ments, and wasembalmed in a hundred pounds weighi of myrrh and aloes at His death,—would He call any gift offered to Him in humble and loving j¢eve:ion waste? Surely not; and we do nos heritate to ask Him to ac- ce.t the gift of this reredoe, praying at the same time that He will use it and the other deceratiors of the ehurch,—as He has used many costly ana beautiful gifts since the erection. of the tabernacle in the wilderness,—to increase the reverence, leve, zeal and devotion of those who wor- ship Him. CS La.

~—By the death of Mrs. DeBlois, an aged, life-long and highly reepected citizen las jbeen removed io the Better Land. We “sym path: ze with those whose loss is her gala.

Tonight

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Wedding. Grits.

The abundance of artistic and to be had

store is well worth a visit to see.

suitable gifts at this

Nowhere in the city will you find a more select stock of Ster- ling and silver plated Ware tha® our display. Those who are interested in approaching weddings will find it easy to make a choice fro™

our Wedding Silver.

W. W.: Wellner.

Jeweler and Engraver,

SMe D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SOLI

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Local and Other Items

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Opera House to-night. CMBa.-— Sesuch No 216,C MBA

will meet in the at 8 e’eloek.

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Masomie, —The regular communieation ot Vietoria Lodge, No 2, A. F. and A. M. will be held in their Ledge room ton'ght at So’cleck sharp, Matters of great im portarce will come up for discuesion, aud every offeerand .member ie earnestly re- quested te be in his eee on time,

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Po.iez Covar.—! his morning the case of Margaret E. J. Wares was adjourned till the Ith inst. The case of Patrick Cullen, eharged wiih injury to preperty, was adjerrned tilithe llth inet, the de feadant being oe ce his ows bail. The case ef Brnest Rooney wae dismiseed and that

of Wn. Luby ad journed til! the 6ih imei, Matthew Gallent was fieed $2 er 10 daye.

Joseph Welsh and Frank McMillan were each fined $3 or 16 days for drunkenness. Williem Doyle, for drunkenness, was re msaded,

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EURGLarixs.—There were two burg~ laries in Charlottetown between Saturday night and Sunday morning. The stores of Driscoll & Hornsty and 2. B. Morton & Co., were the scenes of operations. In both cases an entrance was effected from the rearof the establishments, and 2-inch augur was used. In Norton & Co’s store two doors were bored through and

a large iron bolt fastening the insiae doer remiesel, In Driscoll & Hornsby’s etere holes were bored through an outside shut- ter after which the window ixside was opened. There was no money taken from thie store, but some of the stock was ap~ prepriated. At Norton & Co’s store be- iween $2 and $3 in cash was taken frem the till aud about $7@ worth of gooda from the show case. This forenoon am augur and ehisel, such as were usedby the burglsrs, were found in the old Stevensom building adjeining Driacoi) & Hornaby’s, Ten or twelve knife boxes, such ae wers stolen from Norton’s, were also found there. But the knives bad been removed.

Has Come to Cuirtotretown.— The Halifax Herald says: James G. Jamieson, for many years employed with Srewn & Webb, of this city, has bought out the drug business at Charlottetown, fermerly vwned by Dr. Dodd, and left yesterday fer Charlottetown,accompavied by Mra. Jamie- ror, to take over the business. Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson are very popular with a large number cf friends in Halifax,who will wish them success in their new enterpriee. Before severing his connection with the firm yesterday, he wes handed a lecter from Brown and Webb, expressing appre- ciation for past services and good wishes for the future, aleo enclosing a check for @ g¢nerons amouat, after which Mr. Bell, on behalf of the employees of the firm, presented Mr. Jamieson with an address, aseompanied by a handeceme piece of silver, suitably engraved, as 4 token ef the esteem in which he was held. Mr. Jamieson feelisgly replied and said he would always leek back with pleasure on

the many hourshe bad epent with his eld firm, Brown and Webb, and their employee.

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We beg to inform our friiends and customers that our Down Town Store inthe New Prewse Block will be closed to- day, andfrom this date business will be condact- ed at cur Up Town Store only=-- on the cor, Kent and F'rince Sts.

A Word Of Thanks.

We sincerely friends for the liberal patronage extended to us in the past, and trust their past experience with us will warrant a continuance of _ these friendly relations.

On ovr part we will en- deavor in every way to do full justice to every orde entrusted to ams, and thus merit a continu. ation of past favors,

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Men’s Sty ish Outfitie:s

AGGURAGY IN CONSTRUCTION

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