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OTTAWA LETTER

An Interesting Budzet of News.

(Special correspondence of The Examiner )

When the House resumed committee of supply and again considered the Int rcol- onial Railway, Mc. Welsh took occasion tu thank Mr. Kenny for the kind and true words he had spoken regarding the Island Railway. Talking about increased station

Mr. Welsh declared that the Charlottetown

day and Friday over the votes for enlarg-d

Joha, in which Mr. Davies led » good deal|fi-lds. 1 weuld advise Canacisns to » ick

end Hazen, and some hot words

but before he would vote $200,000 for this}iating uniformity of quality is maintained The| and that their contracts are scrupulously

On a vote of $30,000 for Cips Tormen- I tine harbor, Mr. Oaimet stated it would there is Cap» Tormentine wharf, which will probably be finished by Ist July. The total cost of the work will then be $208 000. Regarding Cape Traverse wharf, Mr. Ouimet said there was not sufficient depth of water, and the department was considering the best means of obtaining |ing taken, while good catches of salmon, One of their engineers, | {sir of isunce and afew herring and lob- Mc. Brown, had reported in favor of)|sters are reported at Carmerent Point.

building an addition to the pier at a cost

of $42,000; this report would be brought | P.int, fair at Pasbebiac, bat poor at Peres

O. a vote of $250.000 for P. E. Island Newport Point, good at Grand River and a intended | rew at Perce.

rails this erry again brought up the He | stormy at all stations. was glad Miscouche station was not to be closed, the reason for which was to be|f,ir of lobsters reported at Bloomfie!d, but found in the fact that Miscouchs gave the | fishing at all other stations is stopped by Government candidate 160 votes and him-| pad weather.

self only 17. The Conservative represen- tatives had also sufficient influence to re- tain Morell, but Freetown station, where} qt Cheticamp and St. Ann's, but poor at the Grits poled a heavy vote, must be) {ngonish and Arichat ; afew lobsters and

Mr. Yeo spoke, deprecating the closing) pectively. Herring good at St. Ann’s and

_ Mr. McLean jump:d oa Mr. Perry for|and Arichat, as well asa few haddock at insinuating that politics had anything to do

Perry's statement that the trains running weat out of Charlottetown were the best

league had interfered in the public works of Prince County, as charged by Mr. Perry. They had all they could do tu get anything ing’s Ouunty. Mr. Perry had mide

assuming the subsidy of $100,000 subscribed by the County of Pontiac to their local railway, although the Isiand’s share of that sum $2500) would be suffizent to keep open the five stations proposed to be closed.

fxr McLean) could

County of Pontise was this—that there is a vacancy in that county, and that Mr. Perry, seeing his chances hvpeless in_ Prince County after the passing uf the Redistri- bution Bull, intends trying his tuck in

This very innocent remark worked Perry the Noble up to a white heat. He had

he knew the people and liked them, and, as a representative of the whole D re 8 had a constituency in Prince Ovunty thet would do honor to any gentleman to repre They voted for honesty, and they sent two honest men would not vote for Although Mr. McLzan had tried to gerrymander him (Perry) he evnld Tie was as independent as Mr.

McLean, and the latter had better keep

Mr. McLean contented himself with say- ing that he had rua four elections and had never been defeated, and he had never yet required to have an act psssed whitewash. ing him to enable him to take his seat, as

This was tou much for The Noble, who got very red in the face and exhibited signs

tent # politician he hed been all his life, and how he had never supported m -re thin two opposing political parties within twelve monthe, and how highly he was respected,

Lidy Macdonald was in the House on Pri- day last, for the first time since Sir John

Prof. Williamson, of Queen’s University, (who married a sister of Sir John), Hugh John Macdonald and his wife and their own son Jack. They formed an interesting group and

and enler to the interive of the edifice, re- ‘WE CRYSCOGRAPHAY offors a scope for the amaceur, or

HAVE NO FIVE-YEAR-OLD STOCK at a 39 per cent. dis*oiat. aor d> we adver-

Mr. Armstrong, git, hae given notice of a

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nd intends moving a resolution favoring net sly liish Home Rule, but expressing also the vop* that ‘he Gladstone party may be success- fui in the comi: g election, This is going « ittle too far, a:di it is probsh'e thet Charley vil be sit en very hard some day this week

Notes and Comments.

— The salary attaching to the « flice of President of Cornel] Uuiversity, to which Professor Schurman bas been elected, is $16,000 per annum. Writing to The Oornell Standard a former resident of that vlace, who ia now in O-egon, confesses his lisenchantment with the ccuatry of his ade ption ;

“] find that Canadians here wish they were in Canada again, Trade here is mst palpably jull and seems to be getting worse and worse, and this too in apite of a good harveat last fall. The whole Paciti> coast seeme te suffering from depression, excerpt perhaps Sritish Columbia, which ig having quite a bom over the discovery of valuable mineral

to their owu country and not come to the United Sates, even though things don’: look as promisiog 2a they could wish in the land of the maple.”

—The London correspondent of the Givbe gives some good advice, based on information he has vbtained over there, to Canadian barley men. There is a good market in Eritain for Canadian two-rowed eee it is of the very best quality. Last year many; of the cargoes sent from Canada were cf inferior grade and the trade was injured ir its very infancy. The correspondent recommends shippers to see that an undev-

carried out, whilst growers should use none but the best varieties of seed and take care that the grain is thoroughly ripe b fore it is cut. If these conditions are {fu filled the trade willexpind. They are pretty stiff conditions, but as trade restriction has shut us out of our trae market for barley, nothing for it save to comp'y.

The Canadian Fisheries.

(Daily Bulletin.) Hauirax, May 20. Anticosti— At Fox Bay a few cod are be-

Q 1ebec—Herring pleatiful at Newport

and Grand River. L»bsters plentiful at

Magdalen Islands—No reports of tish taken received this week; weather very

P. E. Island—Good takes of herring and

Cape Breton—Good catches of cod and lobsters are heing made at Louisburg, fair

cod at West Arichat and St. Peter's res-

afew at Cheticamp, Ingonish, L \uisburg

Arichat. -| Nova Scotia—Fair catches of cod and afew lobs ers reported at Liverpool, Port Latour, Lockport and Digby, and a few of each at .|Cansoand Spry Bry. Lobscers are fair at Blue Rocka, Cross ie Rose Bay and Port Medway, and gasperaux good at Liverpool and Lockport, fair at Port Medway and a few at Port Latour. Salmon contioues good at Port Medway. Haddock fair at Lockport and Digby and a few at Port Latour, Ice procurable at Canso, Lockport and

Digby. e Opera Singers in Churches.

The salaries paid to singers by the New York churches are enormous. One of the © | worst cases, which is enough to bring the fierce anger of the Aimighty on the con- gregation, is that of De. Paxron’s Pres- byterian church, A French prima dunna, Mle. Ciementioe de Vere, receives a salary of $4 500 as solo s»prano. Taking vut her vacatwo in summer, she receives over $100 a Sunday. Bu: there is a still blacker feature about it. During the music 4}season she leaves the choir after she has sung her solo and hastens to a popular music hall, where she fr. quently gathers in $300 more for a couple of opera bravura songs.

Toe Living Church says, in allasion to the enormousexpe iditure invurred in the com- petitive strugg’es for new attraction in the way of singers; ‘In *% great city over-run with hop-zless, despairing pate aod wretch- edness, where hundreds of thousands sufler, and suffer more deeply year aftec year, the query is wrung from the conscience —c.n all this vast expenditare for artistic concert music services in those rich (luxurious churches make for the beter worship of God, when it represents huadreds of thousands of dollars that might otherwise belp and feed the hungry, clotne the nakad, aud house the h »meless.””

Not on y are the purely religious elements of musical worship wholly los: for a nonoton- ous succession of feeble and second rate Sun- day concerts, but for the most part profitless and uainspiring.—St. G-orge’s Par. Mag.

Early Training.

Nearly every prominent trainer has put himself on record in these columns, says the New York Sportsman, as being opp: sed to early traming where an owner can aff ord to wait. Ia a recent interview Budd Doble reiterates these views as follows :—

‘*T have two colts in my stable of es- pecial promise, Axle, a son of Axtell, and Drextell, a yearling, afull brother to Ax- tell. I shall not train him, however; just jog him and keep bim well in hand. No, I do not believe in furcing colts. My theory ia that there is but so much in a horse and

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