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Kensington Races

Over three thousaud people assembled at Keusington yesterday to witness the races at Kensington Driving Park. The tram which arrived from Charlottetowa contained over two liundred passengers; the train from Summerside deuble number, while’ the people from the country sny rounding iuustered in great force. The day was everything that could be desired : and, clear of the reudy element, which prevailed te a very large extent, people enjoyed themselves weil, and were pleased with the races, generally. place, viz; ° driving face, to sulkeys, a race for three- year-olds, wid a sweepstakes running race.

The first race called was the three minute class, for which six entered, and three started, vi

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S. Carroll's by. g. *‘'Happy Jack.” James }over's ‘‘Lady Bagnall.”

J. Squarebrid&es, yr. ¢. ‘* Hopeful.” First Heat

Hopeful and Lady! Bagnal.

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NEWS BY TELEARAPH,

Wanruam, Mass., June 39, MuPhoe, aged 20, who arrived Monday from Prince Edward iwland, died of stistroke yesterday. .

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Panis, June 30, The

Jesuits

decrees for from

the expulsion of the their establishments were eutorced this morning amid great excite- nent. Some of the Fathers locked them- selves in their cells, which were broken open. Arrests were made of persons shout- ing “* Down with the Republic.”

Lonpon, June 30, A meeting of cotton weavers, which was held at Rochdale to-day, decided to strike ;Ayainst the reduction of 5 per cent. in | Wages, i Je ‘ ‘ | A baliff, who had been’ serving ejeet- jiuents was fatally shot by ambushed asgail- ants, near Balla, County Mayo, to-day. Panis, June 30, Previnces

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was trotted splendidly by | Jesuits quitted their establishments under Hopeful, at | protest, declaring that they only yielded te the quarter mile, led, trotting in remark- |co:mpulsion, ed ably good style, with Lady Bagnall working ‘their syinpathisers were somewhat “hey passed the half mile jorderly,

At Avignon and Marseilles dis- At Lyons and Angers the Jesuits

Hopeful have constituted themselves as civil sucie-

spurted and pocketed his opponent, and tig s and the question thus raised will he trotted well to the three quarter, when /decided by the courts on the second of Lady Baynall spurted up alongside, and! July.

set Hopeful off his feet. He galloped until» he led by three lengths, and finished a few | yards ahead of Lady Bagnall. Happy

parently sore, finished some lengths in the |

rear. The heat was given to Hopeful. Lady Bagnall’s driver having claimed

second place.

Second Heat.—Lady Bagnall went to the fore with apparent ease, and lel at the half mile by over one hundred yards. This lead was so inereased that Hopeful and Happy Jack were unable to save distance.

MENSATURE ALRIANAG,

Le FOOLER WERBPAR TY ve Saigon e's JULY 3, 188 Jack, who was in rather bad condition, ap-}suy Rises... ... 4.19 | io +.

Hian Warrer 8 7p.m 7.49 | Kutt Moon 21,4, 49 6m ——— > ee

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Weather Bulletin.

° Lc 7 . 7 / robabilities ior the ie vt 4 Howur7s for the! Maritime Provines 38. ry Poronro, July 2.

Cloudy to partly cloudy weather, with

Lady Bagnall was awarded the heat and race ami! cheers from the spectaters. The next race was for Gentlemen's ing horava, to sulkeys. Seven

five staried, viz : G. Mnuttart’s ‘* Planter.’ C. Wescott’s “* Zuln.” S. Stumbles’ ‘* Flora Temple.” C. A. MeNutt’s ‘‘ Messenger.’ —— Marchbank’s ‘‘ Honest Joe.’

driv- entered and

The first heat was trotted well by Messen- ger, Plaater, and Flora Temple, particular- ly. Zulu acted badly, and took fourth posi- tion in the heat, while Messenger took first, Planter second, Flora Temple third, and Houest Joe distanced. Iu the secend heat Zulu and Messenger trotted surprising- ly, and although Planter galloped lively he was upable to save his distance. Flora Temple was badly cut under the shoulder, and otherwise unfit for the heat. She fell to the rear, trotted in leisurely and was also distameed. The heat was given to Zulu, with Messenger second. Zulu also won tlie next two heats. and therefore, the race. The speed exhibited by Zulu and Messenger was something unusual and with a little care and training they will prove themselves trotters close on the 2.40 elass.

The three year old race, in which four starte’, was won by a handsome_ mare awned by Mr. P. Read, of Hope River, with Mr. John Wedleck’s Sweep second, and R. Fitzsimmons’ Lady Duft third.

The sweepsteak race, oue of the prettiest races of the day, was won by W. Mitchell’s Mollie, with L. Silliphant’s Gyspy Queen secon.

sccheeeicohitteiedte teats Cardigan Tea Party.

Tur Tea-party held yesterday at Cardi- gan Road in aid of St. Cuthbert’s Church was in every respect 2 grand success. The train which arrived at the grounds from this city and other interinediate stations contained over four lundred and fifty ex- cursionists. These from this city speak highly of the treatment they received at the hands of the good people of Cardigan

The Tea Party at Stanhope.

luz Tea party held at Stanhope in aid of the new Presbyterian Church was weil patrenised by people from Charlottetown, as well as the districts surrounding Stan- hope. The drive te and from Stanhope is one of the pleasanteést on the Island, and was thoroughly enjoyed by those who dreve from the city. The-committee deserve the thanks of the public for the manner in which they treated their guests. We ledrn that the tea was a great financial! success.

The Excursion to Pictou.

‘Tue excursion to Pictou was patronized by over one hundred and seventy persons, The steamer left at 7.30 in the morning, and after a very pleasant passage arrived at Pictou, where the excursionists spent several hours and returned—leaving at 4 o'clock. The excursionists are delighted with the attention paid them by the captain and other officers of the boat, who lost no

oppurtunity to make everything most agr-eable. a

B. C. Sunday School Excursion.

About four hundred parents and children attended the Bible Ghristian excursion to Orwell in the steamer ‘‘ Heather Belle,” yesterday. We learn that the excursion was all that could be desired, and the ex- cursionists returned weil pleased with the trip to Orwell.

Point Du Chens.

‘he excursion to Point du Chene was not, it appears, appreciated by Charloite- tonians. (Only nine excursionists left this cil y.

<p> —_-—~ FarmErRs—Stock Machine Oil is *recom- mended by three-fourths of the Mowing Machine manufacturers as the best and

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~ . RUSTICO BEACH, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND } | (UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE.) — 1 | June till the 15th September,

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The above Hotel is situated iu one of the most charming spots on the Island, having beautiful scenery, a bracing atmosphere, a beautiful beach, spiendid surf- | bathing, sea and: river tishing, ete., etc. Good Tables. Moderate charges. Special arrangements tade for Picnic and Dinner Parties, ete. Also thé spacious: Pavilion will be let for Picnic Parties, eic., at moderate charges. | Coach will leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday evening, calling for ‘ ‘ oe , ° » =. : ; ;

Guests ; retnrping every Thursday and Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, a. m, Es Also, arrangements lave been made with Mr. Bagnall to meet trains from all points at. Hunter River, for passage to Seaside—J miles.

ADDRESA, JOHN NEWSON AY {'@,, Proprietors,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

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BUGOLTGOS OMG MGOOGIneS,

For all kinds of Crackers, Biscuits, Navy Bread, &e.,

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“THE CITY STEAM BAKERY,”

Special Notices.

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({RENADINES at 10 cents and 12 cents at | the London House, f+ 29 (iotp FLAKE tobacco at Rubin & Hart’s.

| ISLAND SPRAWBERRIES and Cream at WwW, f. Carters Cenfectionery, Upper Queen IStreet. ie29 3w

Frour—200 bbls. White Buns, and 100 bhis. Otter Creek, just received at Beer & CloFF'S. 1423

SuN UMBRELLAS very cheap, at the London

ot ae House. ij 29 PINAFORE cigars at Rubin & Hart's. Grey and Black striped Summer Silks, very cheap, at the London House. [j 29

Smoke Durham, N. C., tobacco, from Bubin & Hart’s.

Ftour, Frovr.—Best family flour in the market, at the London House.-—‘*‘ Alabaster,” ‘Golden Age,” ‘Extra? Family,”’-- Ge£o., Davies & Co.

Smoxk cheroots, from Rubin & Hart's.

has two first class workmen, and the beauty of it is they are perfectly sober. Free mugs atid sponges given to all regular customers,

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MARRIED. On the Ist inst., by the Venerable Arch- deacon Read, D.D., Mr. John Alexander Mac- pherson, of Celville Road, to Miss Bethia, deughter of Mr. David Moore, junr., Milton.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

By Cable to Peake Bros. & Cv.:—Brig Alpheta and Brigtn. Brenda arrived at Liver- peol en the 25th ult.

Brigt. Lionel arrived at Plymouth on the 25th ult.

Brig Zinga arrived at Plymouth on the 30th inst,

Barkentine Kthel Blanche, sailed from Bris- tol for Charlottetown on the 30th ult.

Bark Ralph B. Peake sailed from Philadel- delphia for Galway on the 24th ult.

Steamship Prince Edward passed Quebec on her way to Montreal on the 30th ult.

Souris Again.

HT is universally admitted to be a fact that j the TEA PARTIES held in Souris have always given satisfaction ; but after all they were not a circumstance to the one the Ladies

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Special prices offered to Committees of Catalegue and Price List mailed free to any address.

JOHN QUIRK,

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A Liberal Discount to Wholesale Buyers. Church Parties, Picnics, &e.

FRANKLIN HOUSE.

FENHIS Large New House, beautifully situated on the highest

land, adjacent to the City, is now open for the reception of guests. This House has the advantages of freedom from dust and heat of a country residence, and is only 20 minutes walk from the Post Office. A neat Cab will run in connection with this House, connecting with Cars and Steamers. Guests will be driven to and from the House free of charge. Cab will run at regular intervals each day. ‘Terms Moperare.

HENRY COOMBS,

PROPRIETOR

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CANADA CORDAGE FACTORY.

JOHN A. CONVERSE, MONTREAL.

fs ay Seg he ge OF CORDAGE of Every Description, including all sizes Manilla di Rope, Tarred Manilla Hawsers, Lobster Marlin, Tarred Hemp Rope, Houseline, s@ Prices on application.

Charlottetown, May 22, 1880—pat tf eee eS SaaS

Hambroline, &c., &c., equal in quality to the best American. Jan. 7, 18380.

intend giving on

WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August next,

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Beautiful Grounds of the New Convent, SOURIS EAST. _

\rrangements will be made to make all: who honor us with their presence comfortable, | happy and well-provided for.

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TEA ON THE TABLES AT ONE O'CLOCK, A good working Committee have the busi- , ness in hand, and if will be well attended to, , Arrangements for all kinds of Dances and | the Games usual on such occasions are being . made. ey Souris at this season presents natural at- tractions fer tourists and pleasure-seekers, | and no person should miss this opportunity of | taking a good wholesome mouthful of the fresh sea breeze. Arrangements wii! be made with the Supt. of the Railway to issue return tickets at half, fare from all Stations. Ben't Forget the Day.

By order of Committee, JOHN A. MACDONALD, | June 26, ’80—3i law s Sec’y

epee a at oF tae Lat ~UBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMIN ER,

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cheapest oil for all machine work, You can get it at the Family Grocery.—f. K, Brace. | 1} 28 |

the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper Published ta the Provinces. ,;

Consisting of Pine Boards, Plank & Sheathing;

ROMAN PUNCH, * Wholesale Supplies.

lee Cream, Fruit ices, Water fees.

S I intend paying special attention to my

Ice Cream department this season, | invite the public to call where they can be furnished with the best assortment of Ice Creams and Ices to be had in the City. All made from the best material. To parties ordering Creams or lees we guarantee satis- faction or no charge. ;

\N HAND AND TO ARRIVE, at LOW- EST CASH PRICES,-- 200 bbls. White Buns FLOUR, 100 bbls. Otter Creek + 150 bbls. Choice Kiln Dried CQRNWMEAL, 30 doz. BROOMS, 18 doz. BUGKETS, 7 casks WASHING SODA, 15 boxes LEMONS, : 700 Ibs. Bright MAPLE SUCAR, 3 tons QATMEAL (Choice), Bbis. SPLIT PEAS, Bbls. PEPPER, Coils ROPE, Kegs BAKING SODA, 5 casks Choice §SYRUPS, Boxes Choice GQNFECTIONERY, Frails DATES,

A. McKENZIE, Confectioner, Queen Street. Charlottetown, June 19, 1880.

LUMBER, LUMBER, VERY LARGE STOCK OF |

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Seasoned Pine & Spruce Lamber on Wand, for Sale,

WASH BOARDS & CLOTHES PINS,

Delivered at Point Du Chene, Cases MATCHES,

te Schooners. Boxes Bartlett's BLUE,

also Spruce Boards, Scantling, Clap- | Vases POTASH.

boards, Laths, Shingles, etc. . BEER & COFF,

All for sale Cheap, in quantities to suit! Op gown June 22; 1880 , : "y .

purchasers. : CUSHING & CLARKE. Salsbury, N. B., June 18, 1880—3m eod

HE place to get your Pripting done is at _ the EXAMINER PRINTING ROOMS,

MVHIS Beantifal Watering Place will be ope» for the reception of Guests from the 24th

50 gross GORKS, ,

SEASIDE HOTEL! Dra i Society,

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McCannell’s Wharf, SPORT, RECREATION, GAMES.

fEXHE Members of the Benevotenr IRisa Socirry will hold their Annual Picnic en

Wednesday, the 14th of July Net,

In the Field at the Head of WeCannell's Wharf, East River.

The Committee are making extensive pre-

parations for this Picniv, which they hepe

will be the most enjoyable of the season ; aud,

ina few days the programme containing full

particulars of the Games and Matches will be

published.

EXCURSION, The Steamer Heather Belle will leave Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf for the grounds at 9.15, a. w., sharp, and at 2 p. mm, Pp. H. TRATNOR,

June 24, 1880. Chairman of Com,

Keep it Before the People. GRAND TEA-PARTY

MOUNT STEWART.

FEXHE Ladies, in connection with the Metho- dist Church at the above place, intend holding a Tea for the purpose of paying off the debt on the Church. As this is likely to be the only Tea at Mount Stewart this year, all friends wishing to have a pleasant excut- sion up the Hillsborough, and a very pleasant time on the grounds, would do well to come, as there is no doubt but it will be one of the best Teas of the season. It will be held on WEDNESDAY, July 7th, on the beautiful grounds, on the south cf the bridge, belong- ing to Charles Palmer, Esq.

The Steamer Heather Beile will leave ‘the Steam Navigation Company's Wharf at half- past nine, a. m., for Mount Stewart. Fare for the round trip, including Tea, 60 cents, Tea on the Te bles at one o'clock.

N. B.--Should the day prove unfavorable, the Tea will take place on the following FRIDAY. There will be various kinds of Games perfermed on the grounds.

WM. DANIELS, Sec’y.

Mount Stewart, June 24, 1880.

Cornmeal, Tea, Molasses, &, Y RECENT ARRIVALS, and selling at bottom prices for cash or good paper :—

20 puns. Retailing Molasses,

200 half-chests very Superior Teas, streng and well flavored, the best in the market,

100 bbls. K. D, Cornmeal,

100 sides No. 1 Sole Leather,

100 dozen 2-Hoop Pails,

Boxes Soap, Candles, Matches and Cen- fectionery, Crackers, etc. WILLIAM DODD,

June 22, 1880—3i eod (Queen Square,

Kish Salt For Sale. T7000 BUSHELS Very White LISBON 4 SALT, suitable for Codtish and Apply ty

LONG WORTH & CO. Ch'town, June 10, 1580. 3w 2iew

Mackerel.

FOR SALE.

TILE fast-sailing pleasure Yacht ‘* Carita,” newly painted and im good order,: now lying afloat at . Peake’s No. | Wharf, with sails and gear complete.

Hor particulars apply to PEAKE BROS. & CO. Ch’town, June 22, 1880 —eod

The Crry or CHARLOTTETOWN, Crry Cimrk’s Orrice, June L5th, 1880,

At the last regular montaly meeting of the City Council, the following order was passed : Ordered, That the City of Charlottetewa will not be responsible for goods furnished to any of the City Officials without a written requisition from the City Clerk,

sy order,

WM. B. MORRISON, City Clerk,

June 15, 2w 3taw

Emigranis, Attention. oe 3EST ROUTE FOR

Manitoba, Colorado, and

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QUICKER TIME, SHORTER DISTANCE

and FARES always LOWER from Priuce

Edward Island than by any other route. For Ficxers and all information about Luggage, Freights, &c., apply to Fr, W. HALES, Agent Grand Trunk Railway. Charlottetown, April 17, 1880—3m wkly

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