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MIDSUMMER EXAMINATION. note an ever increasing ol, on the part of par: The attendance of y than on the

Ir is } leasing to interest in this scho ents and other citizens. visitors was much larger te-da | occasion of avy previous examination 80 impossible to

xi that we find it ve lm eed thaat We = We

give t i @| pluIse present Aa aa : , ‘rel epre n tne ‘ iti ; think ‘ Curre tty t ,it t 5 ) : ' I 5 ‘ } ¥ Lol no: 4 aaa ions ot LLdroae rt the isi 3 in pst 0

* »7" ; ate form a preper = estimate

petent to

of the condition of the schoel, when we say that its discipline 1s admirable ana . . oe » : ‘ . i. a ® 4 e that the progress of the pupils has been marke i, 7 here are on tie PF fi DUG pups,

the daily average attend anoe is SOL, Miss Smith, (Princely sl.) Miss Snadd« mn Miss Moore, Miss Barr, Miss Gregor, Miss M. Lawson, Miss Mitchell, Miss McNeill, and Miss Me- Leod very eflicient stall. This 1s, we believe, the largest scheol in the town, and the work done in it is certainly seeond fthe others. Yet we see by the that the Principal does not receive anythin the remuneration given to Princip is of the other schools. ¥ We assume tlat the reason the Board ef Trus tees have not given any prizes this year 16 that, with the amount saved, they may, in respect io salary, put Miss Smith on a level with Mr. Gaul and Mr. Miller. After the examination a good musical and literary entertainment, was given by the pupils. Particulars to morrow. PRIZE LIs?.

Miss MeL 2od’s De partie af

mostly girls ; and The teachers are :

to nore accounts,

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Grade z

ist Certificate for Highest General Profi-

elency—Annie Leet and Jenny Wat rs, equal,

®nd do —Minnie Finlayson, for second high est in general proficiency.

Mise Me Ne ills LD parte nf

Ist Certificate for Highest General Pro

. ; Grade /,

ficieucy— anny Lawson 7 aa nd do. fer second highest do—William Evans. Misa Mitchell's Departinent —Grade 11, lst Certificate for Highest Ceneral Pro-

ficiency— Florence Cowperthwaite, florence

Brown, ev ual.

2nd do. for second highest de., MePonald, Hammond Brown, equal. Miss M. Lawson's Department (irad: Ili, Ist Certificate for Highest General Pro

ficiency — tobert Crawford 2nd do. fer second-highest do

lard. : Miss BE. Gregor's Depariment— Urace Lil,

Ernest Pol-

lst Certificate for Highest General Pro ficieacy. --Lertha Sellars.

2nd de for second-highest Shepherd,

Miss Baris Depart me nt —Crrade ,

lst Certificate for Highest General Pro- ficiency—‘iertrude Mitchell.

2nd do. for second-highest do.—Elizabeth Robertson

Miss

st Certificate for fidfency— ‘laud Houle.

2nd do. Sullivan.

Mias Sunitddon's Dejarrtment- Grade V1.

Ist Certificate for Highest “eneral Pro- ficiency— lay Dennicon, Kate Drown, equal,

2nd do. for second highest do—Bessie Mur- ray, Mary Harper, equal.

Miss Smith's Departinent —Grade VIII.

Ist Certificate for Highest ‘+eneral Pro- ficiency, and His Excellency the Geverner General's ronuze Medal -for Mila MeMurray

2nd do. for second-highest General Pro- ficiency——( harlotte MeNei!l and Laura Scott, equal.

do. —Lillie

Moore's Department (irade V1,

Hichest General Pro-

for second-highest do.-—-Hannah

the saine

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Queeen Square School.

At the close of the execercises yesterday, Mr. Principal Gaul was presented with the following

ADDRESS :

To Mr. Rearratp EF, Gaut, Principal of the Queen Square School.

Deak Sin—As a recognition of the valuable services which you have readlered us, we, the undersigue |, on behalf of the pupils of the Fifth Department over which yeu have imme diate supervision, beg to appreach you with the following humble address.

The period of one year has transpired since you assumed the position which you now oc eupy, and it affords us munch pleasure to have the presen! opportunity of conveying to you the high esceem and respect with which we regard you. The proticiency you have dis- played in imparting instruction, and the dili- gest and ze\lous manner in which you have.ac- complished itis very gratifying to us. Phe kindness with which you have treated us and your prom. titude in responding to our de- mands tend to create within us an anaying veneration for you. In conclusien we beg leave to return you our most sincere thanks for the services you have _rendered us ; and trust that for our own benefit and for the wel- fare of the young people of Charlottetown, you may long continue to occupy the position of which you are the present incumbent.

( JOHN Josera McPuer,

\Joun THomMAS Power,

GILes Cox,

Arruur P. Epwonps, on behalf of the Ulass,

In addition to the prizes presented to the

signed

pupils of this Scheol, yesterday, certificates | ® for proficiency were awarded by the Board |

of School 'I'rustees, as follows :— Mr. MeDonali’s Departinent.

Ist Certiticate—Thomas H. Cullen, for high- est general proficiency.

2ad Certificate -Francis M. Murphy, for second highest veneval proficiency.

Vir. Ninith’s De partment,

Ist Certil.cate—Henry McKory, for highest

general proticiency.

2nd Cer! ificate sine William Met Jarthy, fer Lowell & Co. : bankers, Halifax, state that |

second highest general proticiency. Mi MeHimeel's Department. Ast Certificaie—Arthur W. highest general proticiency. 2nd Cert jeate-—John King, for second high- est general protic’ ency, Mr. FB. Carran’s Department, Ist Certiiicate—John P, Murray, for highest general proticiency,

Reddin, for

t Rallivy fav

Sad Certificate—Jaties M, Stilivan, tor

second highest geasral proficiency, Principal (faul’s 1 epreréine ni,

lst Certificate—John 'T. Power, for highest general proticienvy. a

2ad Certi‘icate is William Hogan, equal, yveneral prolicieicy.

_Joha F. Johnston ier - . 1@ f > nes r The follewing is a corrected dist of Prizes AiG S& nan i ‘ 1 alae sai presented by the ‘Teachers oi the several classes ; Mr, McDonald's Class. ist Prize for Highest Average hos, K, Callen, ** The Prinee with the Long Nose. Yad Prize for Highest Average— Francis M. ‘ . ’ prt Murphy, ‘! The Little Hunchback, lst Prize fer Reading John ‘King Grizzly Beara. \ir.

Pidgeon,

Sanith's Class.

Henry McRory—* Histery P. E. isiand William MeCarthy—‘* Maud,” by Tennyson, Mr. MckElineel’s Class.

Ist Prize for Attendance aud lndustry

James Clinton, ** Twice Taken. Sad Prize for Attendance and Industry “t ~ ¢ ith ] tle > ety « Edward Trainor, ‘ Yalks with Unele Rich

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ard, : . Ist Prize for General Proficiency -Arthui

W. Reddin, ‘* The River Amazon,

»nd Prize for Geveral Proficiency John King, ‘* The Golden Secret,

Mr. Curran’s Class.

ist Prize for Punctuality and Industry James Woods, ‘*‘ Twice Taken.

2nd Prize —Charles Trainer, ‘* Afar in the Forest.”

iat Prize for Arithmetic Millan, ** .Wsop’s Fables.

Mr. Gaul’s

Excellence — John T.

J. Me-

-Bernard

(lass. Prize for Ceneral Power, “* Milton’s Poetical Works.’ Prizes for Attendance and Punctuality Robert Dovle, “Vicar of Waketild ; Louis Eecddin, ‘The Ocean and its Wonders.’ Prize for Pregress—William J. Grant, ‘Chamber's Miscellany.” Prize fer Good Cenduet aud General Ap- *- Nichelas

plication—John F. Johnston, Nickleby.” . ee Prize. for Map-drawing, &c.—William

Hogan, ‘* Tom Sawyer.’ Prize for Memory Lessons—-Wilham Me- Murrough, ‘‘ Old Times on the Mississippi. Bronze Medal, awarded to John T.. Power,

archa, } £oF Highest Average.

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The Peopis’s Money.

Tux Patriot caunot conceive what the

Local Government is doing with the people's money. Weassume that they are paying off the debts incurred by their predecessors. That's what they ought to de. That's what they were placed in power to de.

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Walking Tournament.

Tue walking tournament under the man- agement of Hartigan & Diggins, of Hali- fax, came offin the Skating Rink yesterday. Six contestants entered, viz., Leggett, Sus- sex, N. B., Fransham, Hogan, Hennessy, Lightizer, and Flinn, ali of the city. The prizes were, $50 to first, $20 to second, and $10 to third, and was awarded as follows : Ist prize, Leggett, 2ud Hogan, and 3rd Ligittizer. The track was laid off on the ground inside the Rink, and contained nineteen laps to the mile. Mr. C. Cal- laghan was appointed referee. A start was made at 11 ooleck, a. in., all, with the ex ception of Fransham, who complained of a pain in his side, were in first class order. L ggett led eff with several laps to his credit on the second hour, followed by

Lightizer, Fransham and Hogan. Flynn, who had been badly equipped, retired

from the track after walking feurteen miles. Fransham retired, from indisposition, after walking 34 miles and 13 laps,and Hennessy also retired when he completed 34 miles and ll Japs. The contest was now between Legyett,Hogan and Lightizer. Hogan, who had taken second place during the Sth hours, held that position and walked in good style to the finish, which took place at

W415 p, In. “On the Vth hour the score stood : Miles. a Legget Lightzer is “9 Hezan . ton 45 6 On the 10th hour it stood : Miles. Laps. Leggett, 1] Lightizer 46 10 Hogan ; 49 9 At the close, 9.15 p. m., the score steod ; Miles, Laps. Leggett, 51 10 Hiogan = 50 6 Lightizer : 45 14

We might here state that Hogan, the winner of the second prize, is a lad 18 years of age. He was anything but fitted er trained for the race; and the fact that he walked over fifty miles in ten hours and a quarter, shows that he possesses the muscle ef which champion pedestrians are made.

At the close of the walking match a five- inile go-as-you-please teok place, in which six contestants started, viz<s Dockendorff,

34 minutes, with Dockendorff second, and ‘Job Bavan, jr.,a lad of 12 years of age, fourth. There being no fourth prize, a purse of 87 was made up by the spectators

and presented to Job, jr. ———ee™ Giot.p Mixing tx Nova Scorra.—-Mr, Rose y ' . 2 : ’ . i the Manager of the Rose Gold Mining Coin- jpany. brought to Halifax on Menday (21st) a i bar of gold weighing 369 ounces, the result of |oue month's work of sixteen smen, .

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| they have purchased, during the first fifteen

jdays of this month, 1,i00 ounces of gold, | mined in Nova Scotia.

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{- A New Sprine Boxyer.—The economical | wife will keep a rag bag, in which to place all |the clippings. Wahenit is full send it down | to the *‘Junk Store,”’ corner Water and Pow- jnal Streets. You will be surprised at the {money it will turn in.—j25 3i—w2i

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; a oe eae ee santnaanageanereasan

second highest

John Flood, Archd. NeKinnon, ‘Fredk. Bevan, Job Bevan, jr., and Thomas Sweeney. it was won by Fredk. Bevan in

Box te DAILY EXAMINER for the

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ALMA NAG,

SPNTATURE marae aga aary JUNE 26, 1880

SATURDAY..... Sun Rises......4 1% ane

5 natho ' 22 9, ded Sun Sets... 50) FuLn MOON ee, 4, 33, Lin

- _——— Weather Bulletin. Probabilities for the w wt 24 hours for the Maritime Prerinces. Toronto, June 25—10 a, m. Moderate to fresh wints warmer weather.

OA A OE OTE

SHEP PENG INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHARL ITTETOW N, ENTERED. June'2®25—schr Bride, Traeadie, lumber, shin gles to-Dodd ;

to Farquharson; Magdaleu, 7 ; and eggs to. Farquharson; str. MA Starr, Hal-

Summerside, oats

fyx, mdse. CLEARED. June 25. 9:h Bonniele’, Advance, Port Caledonia,, ballast; John Til- ton Pictou ballast.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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RANKIN HOUSE, R Smith, Sussex, N B; Fred

June 23--J

Whiteman, Halifax, N & dune 24—Neil MackKelvie, Summersid; S MeNetll and son, Summerside; J Everett, Toronto; A J Kierri- son, St Jehn, N B; John A Fraser, Hali fax, N 5.

REVERE oust.

June 22—J (C Woedside, Boston, fi Myrick, do. June 2—Hon John Yeo, Port Hill; James W Richards, Bideford; Rev, James Sharpe, Wentwerth, NS. June 24- A H Wood, Montreal; ‘f C Simpson, Halifax; Kd Bain, do; T Kineer, de; H C McLeod, Summerside.

OSBOURNE HOUSRK,

June 23.—Johu C Leenard, Fredericton, N B; Fred McCormier, Bucteuche, N B; B Champion, Alberton; Edward Hackett, M PP, Tignish; Andrew Bowness, Kensington: Mrs Mauch, Summerside, June 24 ;Summerside; A J McInnis, Murray River; Hdward MeDonald, Kingsborough; David H Logan, Ceorgetown; J F Fairchild, do; W D McKay, Kensington, George Wood, Lynn, Mass; DC Ramsey, Port Hill; C C Carlton, Souris.

DOMINION

Charlottetown to Pictou and Return, FARE, ONE DOLLAR,

The Steamer “St, Lawrence ’’

\ JILL leave Company’s Wharf at half-

past seven THURSDAY MORNING,

the Ist JULY, for Pictou, returning to Char-

lottetown about eight o'clock in the evening. By order,

F. W. HALES,

Ch’town, June 25, 80, Secretary.

SALT. SALT.

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HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR THIS ISLAND FOR

Guest Bros, Ground Sea Salt,

FOR DAIRY AND TABLE USE,

(Put up in 5, 10 and 20 lb Bags and Barrels.)

This Salt is 20 per cent. heavier, stronger and better than any mineral Salt, including Seaforth, Gdderich and Liverpool.

It took first prize at ali Exhibitions where it has been shown, and is pronounced by Dairymen to be the finest, best and

Gniy Salt that will Cure Butter Properly.

' ’ ° . For Table Use it has ne Equal, Get our prices befere purchasing elsewhere. W. D. STEWART, (Jueen Street Auction Rooms.

June 24, 1880—pat 2i

ACADIA NUT GOAL.

=xpected To-Day.

( NE CARGO of Aeadia Nut Coal, which will be sold from Vessel at Two Dollars per ton, Cash. Apply at Weigh Scales, Lord’s Wharf, or to F. T. & W. L. DEAN. June 24, 1880 —3i

A Fact Worth Knowing:

H°* OFTEN do we heat men say, “I never can get clothes to fit.” The reason is obvious, Few Tailors understand how to Cut the Garment to afford the evolutions of the body. Come to the right place and get suited. Mothers, bring your boys ; wives, send your husbands. : Cutting promptly executed, guaranteed, Equatlled by few, excelled by none. Charges Moderate. Terms Cash.

- FHOMAS SMITH,

Upper Gt. George Street. Ch’town, June 1, 1880.

Good flis

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) Hron Water 1.23 p.m

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S&S McDonald, Summerside, oats | We

McKay, do; J B Christe, Londonderry; A N}

Mass; J |

A Seburman, |

DAY | | EXCURSION. DhY Gull

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have Just Received our first instalment of

Wallace, Tt : NY BY WZ

Spring Goods

“Nestorian,” from Glasgow, “Polynesian,” from Liverpoel, ‘and in a few days, en arrival of ether Steamers ew Hali- fax, and

‘Prince Edward’ Direct to tuis Port, of

will have the Balance eur New wteck of

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~ Staple and Fancy

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As our Buyer purchased our Steck at OLD PRICES and in anticipation of large advances in the price of all kinds of DRY GOODS, bonght a much larger Stock than usual. Theretore, we are in a position to give our customers the benefit of

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DURING THIS SEASON,

With our extended premises giving us greater facilities for doing business, and our very large Stock well bought in the best

English, American and Canadian markets,

we expect to add to our present large number ef customers,

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It is enly necessary te give! us a call, examine our Goods, | and you will he satisfied they are right in | |

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Price, Quality and Style,

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UMS & SUS

April 27, 1880.

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latest news——local and telegraphic,

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Logan's Sole Leather. Dae VED TO-.DAY,-

oo Sides, witheut Brands, 220 Sides No. 1, 200 Sides No, *.

This is the best lot that we have ever had in stock, CARVELL BROS, Ch'town, June 24, 1830— pat 3i

— - - - ' en NUT GOAL, HUT COAL, A LBION NUT COAL will be sold ¢ SA the Vessel on MUNDAY NEXT. fos

Two Doilars per ton. Cash orders can be left at Office on Lord’s Wharf.

June 24, SU. W. C. HOBKIRK.

Keep it Before the People,

A Grand Tea Party at Mt. Stewart.

(7s EK, 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 hkely to be the only ies at Mount Stewart this year, all iriends wishing to havea pleasant excur. sion up the Hilleborough, and a very pleasant time on the grounds, would do wel] to come as there is po doubt but it will be one of the best Teas of the season, It will be held on WEDNESDAY, July 7th, on the beautiful greunds, on the south of the bridge, belong- ing to Charles Palmer, Esq.

The Steamer /eather Belle will leave the Steain 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 Tables at ene o'clock.

N. B.—Should the day prove aniavorable, the ‘Tea will take place on the followin FRIDAY. There will be various kinds 6 Games performed on the grounds,

WM. DANIELS, Sec’y.

Mount Stewart, June 24, 1880,

Dwelling House at Auction,

WILL sell AT AUCTION, premises, on MONDAY, at 12 o’cleck, — rhe Dwelling House on Sydaey Street, near Queen, the property of Jony Ganan, Esq., known as brenan’s old House, containing eight rooms and attic, good streng frame, &e, Must be removed within ene month from day oi Sale.

‘ on the the 25th ivst.,

WILLIAM DODD,

23 Auctioneer,

mes

June isso.

For Sale or to Let.

FEXUAT Freehold Property, with a front of

eighty feet on PoWnal Street and eighty- four feet on Sydney Street,the House contain- ing 16 large rooms and two Kitchens. Can be turned into one Dwelling by unlacking a door. Apply on the premises to

MRS. BOSWALL-

April 26, 1s890—tf a * Se Wants. Lost, found, <r. — , - on ——_zZ- * BS Advertisements under this heading, in

space not exceeding haly an inch, wil be inserted for Ten Certs per day.

VO LET—The Twe-stery Wooder Dwell- ing, with outbuildings and land attached, now occupied by J. D. irving, Esq., Pownal Street, Pessession immediately. Apply to Tuos. W. Depp, [j 25, 51 eod pd "y= geod, honest girl for gen- | eral Housework. Must be well recom- mended. Apply to L. J. Wiiitams, Queen Square. [j 23 tf 47 anted--A Servant Girl to do general housework. Apply at the EXAMINER Office, [j 23 YO LET—A Dwelling House situate on Prince Street, with stable and coach house, Apply to Pesky Bros. & Co. [j 22, eod

XOOK AND H@USEMAID— Wanted imiamediately at tue ‘Bay View House,” Queen Street. {j 21

\ \;. ANTED —A young man—a good pen- man—to make himself generally useful

in a Stere. Apply to D. Smacs, Queen’s Whart. {j 19

ACE SHAWLS—faded or discolored— dyed and refivished equal to new Goods. —GILMouR, Dyer, Sidney Street. {j.17, 6i

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ERSONS wishing to get Plain Sewing or Fancy work done immediately, and to order, can have the same by applying at Mrs.

iJ. KR. MecKenzie’s King Square, next door to

the residence of Mark Butcher, Esq. [j 16

_f-ouse to Let—A comfortable, well ap-

pointed Dwelling House, with outbuild-

ings, in a convenient part of the city. Rent, $100. Apply to Loncworru & Haszarp.

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partments to Let, on Euston street,

near Great George street. Apply to Parkick SHERRY, Fitzrey street. ji4 tf Pewnal

VV AGSTAEE’S HOTEL, Street, continues to Yeceive transient and permanent Boarders. {j Jl

OARDERS,—Two or three persous can be accommodated with Beard and three Furnished Rooms in a pleasant part ef the city. Enquire at the Examiner office. june 10 °

EX® LET—A New HOUSE on Weymouth Street, nearly opposite E. J. Hodgson's, Apply at this office. [ma 22

TPO LET—A pleasantly situated Dwelling

House, with stable and garden, directly opposite the ‘* Dundas Ralente” West Sidney street. For further particulars apply on the premises. {ma 12 rg.@ LET—A large HOUSE on King’s Square, with Stables, &e. Apply Glass

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Box I 24, Post Office.

FEXWO HOUSES TO LET—One con- taining 6 rooms, the other 5 rooms; situ-

ated on Spring Park Read and Long Street,

Rent moderate. Apply on the premises to

JAMES McLrop, {ap 30

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