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Ha 1” » was rendered last; Tne fifth of the series of rifle shooting; ~ ———————— eve in full, for the first time in Char-/ mat hes for the Maritime Trophy, shot at | SrexoraAL Desparcnes To JHE EXAMINER. lottetown, by our Philharmonic Society. | Kensington Range yesterday, resulted in a/ ;

Ta might have been better rendered, is | victory for the New Brunswick team, with | Ottawa Notes

t Tat it waa, under all the circum-! the home team second and the Nova Scotia | — - ‘ . sta » wonderfully well rendered;—that| men third. Our men, from whom better | | ; Orrawa, e une 12, she mwas in the highest degree was e xp cted after the way they pulled up | Mr. I reed, of the Hamilton Spectator, ail tab yth yeluctor, Rew. Pred. E. | at the 500 yards, dropped behind the ir New | it is said w ll be abpointed to the head of T. Llovi. to Mes. Malcolm MeLeod and! Brunswick opponents at the 600 range, and | the Labor Statistics Bureau ; but no ap- Protessur Caven, to Mer. Hoaartz and Mr. | thas lost the trophy when they apparently | pointment has yet been decided on. Dele- Vins . nl to the Society at large, is| had it within their grasp. Subjoined is the | gates representing a hundred German fam- wlmitted by every one who had the good | score, showing the work done by each com- | ilies in Dakota are in Wi er arranging fortu he pre On the street to-! petitor: | for land and transport to Manitoba. day judges nusic were heard to NEW BRUNSWICK TEAM. Reports received by the department ° de were surprised and d 200 Yards. eee excellent crop prospec*s ees xcellence of the cencer ; , ; »«|in the Northwest.

li rhted by the ex ell mn ~~ a _ Ht iasaert | Lieut J L MeAvitty......: 34423 5 Or a Further particulars have transpired re- The fa that we have u w to note a “| Col-Sgt M B Henderson...4 4 4 4 4 ae f garding the proposed ocean vessel service. eae mek. in ame " ~ I See Cem sees hast) ont eo eeo s The eastern terminus is Southampton, and thourh less mirked Not quite enough Lieut McFarlane........> 455444 4— 30) ’

tent 3 paid by the chorus to the! Cant McRobbie.......... 44545 3 4— 29| the ports in Canada are to be Quebec in fae © Pa * T 1a exquisite beauty |] a a i se 453243 4— 25 summer, and Halifax or Halifax and St. h ae ame p re sul a, as well as lie ut S Lan gatrot th......4 4 44 3 4 5— 28 |. Jobn in winter, the Boren calling - land of that divine chorus ** For ever blessed | Lieut W Lang sstroth . be 655525 4—3l | and embark mails at Rimouski. uring a > ee acieeinad ‘red by ~| the season of navigation, the contractor b Hi yer, Was 50 n wh ” — 7 OAS .. .c oe ane heb eae tes ceneebees . 227 | is to have the right, after landing mails, to ene trong vues & re Sage “ ss wae! 500 Yards. send the steamer to other ports in England, eae - e Processes . ad ae These | Lieut J L McAvitty...... 05325 2 5— 22} France or Canada, but in no case to call at c of : : a h : - ‘i 7 ce ad ~ er con- C aI hoes M Bb Hendl rgon..5 3545 3 4— 29) any foreign ports other than provided for.

mractice, disappear. We point them | Sgt Loggie el ee 4323454 25 | The vessels employed to be of not Jess ton- Te ae ae a port sendy : .d and | Lieut bre Farlane.........3 2245 4 3— = /rage than 6,500 gross register tons, and to 7 oe - a z d : a aaa Le spt McRobbie..........05 4245 3— 2% have been proved by the long sea builder's and b Mi : Ml eod, M:. Lioyd and | Lieut ‘perki Mises des 4 . : + ; ; a o 28, | trial of twelve consecutive hours in open wee Caven, with accompaniments by * ut 5 as voces ase 84 5 z 4 ~Z 9 | sea, to be of adequate strength and power Mr “Slacete Me. Vinnioumbe aad the seas) W Langstroth.....0J09 292490 24th make an average speed of not less than af the cechasten eee Golektiel.. Peelewne Total _1gs | eighteen or nineteen knots from port to On . labored under the disadvantage of a} rere te SSee 60 5 Wale Vee | port across the Atlantic. “ 0 ol in : ~— ' ara ar Lieut J LU McAvitty...... 225454 5-27 The General Assembly. yo : snd Mr. 7 HD ahaa M P.. Pit Col- Sgt M B Henderson. .3 ° 5 > > 3 . a % 9 ne Bats - Bat Lomas. ...cksccceces 0235504— 19 Orrawa, June 12. at tue close of Lhecone ert sod ct i” pas Lieut BEGE ALIA «o's uo e008 0 ° 2 3 4 3 2— a The General Assembly spent one hour ‘ ‘ . eat a rit he re cet ili » ¢ . ee he fe Fhe spleaal i saiten of te of the} + ar - — oo eae ‘4 4 4 * 4 0 - 23 | this morning in devotional exercises. The g st masters of music so well rendered | Lieut S Langstroth...... 334255 3— 25] committee on bills and overtures ge in his native town by his fe llow-citizens, | Lieut W Langstroth......4 4 4 5 5 5 3— 30 \t the order of business, and committee on the congratulating the Rev, Fred BE. J. Lioyd | —-| retirement of ministers and on the reception nd the society upen the success which had} Total ...........-cee cere eee meeeeeees 192 of ministers from other churche& were ap- nachieved. Mr. R. R. Fitzgerald also | —-j pointed. ‘The committee on the poll of the expressed his great pleasure, aud assured | andl total .c..cscatetedersss j 7] Assembly made a recommen tion that the s ty that its efforts were and would | Pp. E. ISLAND TEAM. Ephraim Scott be recognized as commis- eV e appreciated by the public. The re-| 00 Yards. | some r from the Presbyte ry of Picton. The su't shouid ly encourage the society, | 7. 5+ Weeks. ......ceees 524354 4— 27 | commission of Rev. Mr. G rant ri aised quite particularly the committee and their inde-| G.1¢ Crocket.......c..: 444545 5— 31/84! scussion as to whether the Presbytery fatioa 1 ry, to renewed exertion. | sot | M Davison.... 543525 4—29/of Trinidad had been ce nstitutionally W 18 aD jon of the public | Statf-Set RV Le ngworth. 43345 4 3— 26|formed. After considerable discussion it may beshown tn tbe most tical way, | C < xEg0 DOT cc cececceees 425544 5— 29] was finally agreed to refer this matter to a " neasu ] taken tu maintain | Stat Alk cep caent 242443 4— 23) committee to report hereafter, and in the the < t wn Philharmonic Society | Capt. A Longworth. 44 ° 4 ‘ 3 4 ‘ as imeantime Mr. Grant was requested and to e the musical taste of the com- | Sapper H Anderson ..... 44545 4 3— 29/to take his seat as corresponding member. BUD Doo | Applications fronr presbyteries to receive atari oe | Totah.....sceceee cee ceeeeeeeeee «<<! ministers were read for Mr. Sutherland, of Wedding Bells. 7 500 Yards < P. E I., and These Charbonelle, of Win- | Capt Weeks............- 454 § 5 4 5— 32 nipeg. Te Greig opposed the reception of Referring to the announcement in an-| Capt Crockett pct ngea eh veo. = the latter, because he was married to his er column, the St. John Telegraph | Sat J M Davison ......-- $ o¢ 4 3 o-? - deceased wife’s sister. After «2 long discus- 12) 1 : Staff-Sgt RV Longworth..56 95 0 8 3 O— a sion, it was agreed, on motion of Dr. For-

i ar p en's Church, in the morning, bs a Hi % % ; i ee Z : : > 0 “te * rest, to remit the matter toa special com - M ' aie at innipeg, a sor pe a1 pte . 7 0 4 3 5 2 . 4 mittee, to report as soon as possible to the “ ge Tack, was married to Miss Mary | ““P a ene i ae 525 5— 30 Assembly. In the evening, the subject of MeMillen, davghter of the late Hon, John | “PPS ee /” * * “| home missions occupied the attention of the

ee 5 ap: eee pe renee | Total is se ce ids fab cae as o> Se Ee tae happy coup'e Were present atnoeen tet OU UT : - service came off at 7 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Macrae | : 6UU Yards. ao ; ss ee goes

isiated fhe choir was present and sang ; Capt Weeks ...+.++- +02 3 _ 0 3 0 2— 13 Halifax News. twe appropriate hymns Viiss Maggie Bots- | Ca t Crocket ‘iheeekans §252532—-— 24 ao: ford, ot To was the bridesmaid, and Mr | Sgt J M Davison ..... ..9253225— 19 Haurrax, June 12.

Pucker, of Boston, the best man. | Seat Set R VeLongworth. a : : 5 : - _ 2 It is annsaneedl ti Bévting 6 Asbbitald , he bride and bri le smai i wore trave a | Gay Sores "2 0 4 2 5 » 3 18 that they will keep both the steamers ais tenes f se i he a “a a . Cant ra Loag war th. 345223 0— 19| Miranda and Portia running g between New Lie I was given away DY her Drother-in- ; Vey 1 F ir. Jas. A Belyea. After the marriage | Sapper Anderson i ited 435332 2— 22 oe aanren and St. John s, Nad., - y was concluded the bridal party ad- | —— | through the summer. e steamers Wl i to M yea’s residence, wherea| Total. «.....c0-- scene ceceeeeeeeeees 163 | also run to Pillers Island. ng L ‘3 served, after which} = |. aad A special cable from London says: ** The tag t by the American boat; (rand total ....-+++eee+s ~ deep stages 7] Newfoundland delegates sail for home on Boston, They will enjoy a short hovey- | NOVA SCOTIA TEAM. the 24th inst. The British Colonial Office - ig to Winnipeg. There were | 200 Yards. |defers further negotiations, pending the re ee } Mates Baath. cs < cction sss 453553 4— 29) arrival of Sir Wm. Whiteway. | Liew’. Scevens...........5344445— 29] Advices have been received that molasses Arthur H. C ements, a pop ilar i i Peete . 6a vaio wos {35344 4— 27 has gone up in the West Indies two cents a mp or i Messrs Mark Wright & |Ca apt. BO, 6 osc diss « 44443 3 5— 29 gallon and that the stock is very short. Co., {f Miss Alice M_ Secantlebury, | Lieut. Dimock.......... 22 : ~ 35 3— 19 Sugar has been advanced within a few days ighter ( rye Scantile oe - q- a Bomb, Campbell...... one 4 335 2 2— 33 by the local refinery one-quartey te three- c were ar <a oim = martia last | Capt fi.-Sergt. Harris..... ? 5 : . 2 2 i a quarters of a cent per pound. evoning by Rev. J. A. Gordon. ‘The h ype 1. Hace, «5 «69's +f 0 0 ee 1” Colonel Charles J. McDonald, Post Office y young ” couple have Tae Examiners] tal 995 | Inspector for Nova Scotia, has been elected best wishes eee ee a ~~" | Grand Master Mason of Nova Scotia. i. 500 Yards. ‘ ; one on ‘ he residence of A. Christie, | Jor ae ek : : 2 4 : 3 “i = : tle street, yesterday morning, Miss An- ita : .. 5 3 5 29| phe C. P. R. and the New Bruns- —phhthe gia Rabidag teas ae ee 4054554—% wick Railway. Roderts of New York. Rev. Dr. McRie | ricut. Dimock........ 42545 4 4— 2B S performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. | Bomb. Campbell........ 330454 4— 23 St. Joun, June 12. RK »berts left ona trip to Prince Edward Staff-Sergt. Harris... §§2245 4— 27 The Canadian Pacific, it is understood, Island.—-N¢ John Sto Capt. Harris,.........-- 232233 4— 19] will take formal charge of the New Bruns- sere ~~ | wick Railway on July Ist. The general of- The Generai Assembly. OR en cs a wish vadcanle <u keh on 202 | tices of the New Brunswick Railway will be ' sags ia 600 Yards. removed trom this city to Montreal. it is

OTTAWA, dan Ll. : -In } is retiring sermon, | Major Fgan.... ...... jee 3 9 3 0 0 a 1] further rumored that the general manager “oc a : Hii : i o! oo ae a Licut. oe cence ested 3 a : 3 ¢ a. 22 will be tendered the position of manager of ae: ie ee ee erreer Sete he 7ee se) S66 the St. John division of the Oanedian Parliament of Canada, the highest court of | Capt. Adams :.......... 442255 5— 2745 e, justice in the Dominion, had pronounced the | Lieut. Dimock........... 333240 2— 17|* ae. conduct of one of its membera corrupt and | Bomb. Campbell......... 5242224 22 ee scaniaious, but 1,300 persons in his con- | Staff-Sergt. Harris. ....85 2355 4— 27 Weather Bulletin.

ituency had condoned the offence. If the! Capt. Harris......... 6 82333 2.92 itn ship of s be wrecked, what will become ol amano Toronto, June 13.—10 a. m. the crew ‘ Jur honor st be vinclicated Rata? a Z eputati os a ‘ : ore ’ fe dnuk Geena MAN os ovina s+ paeris pes ieee _ Fresh northeast to southeast winds; fair ia sympathy with the revision movement o1 ei ee _..... 687 | Weather; local showers at night; not much the other side ot the line. He said the in- TROPHY WINNERS ehange in temperature.

are aptto get caked. We should Yards. a = ee up the false and foolish boast of A 3 Re a ‘eadem (always the same), thovgh the 200 500 660 << val of those things that are shaken means eee oo ess meat aad 24 "01 LY i THRATRE th % hose hings hatarenotshakensalirem: ny 188 i—New Brunswick, ' 334 : oe 22 ‘o Is tus the first trumpet note of revision’ ti i837—Nova Scotia.......22 29 226 199 654 n I8Sj3— ew Brunswick...235 223 pom 661 4 thing scene was the leading it , | ‘889—Nova Seotia....... 230 235 3 658 T Wi ala Oo 1 eed De. Dowsing, of the Methodist | 800—New Branswick...227 198 192 617] WO Nights Onty. Cau to hear his elequent contrere, Last night-the home team entertained Pee me their visiting competitors at the Hotel if: d News Notes. Davies. Lt.-Col. ving presided, having Friday ali Saturday, June 13 and 14,

Kells oe = his right Major en aaa Bd the ——AND——

vudge Mey, i" granting @ numover oO ova Scotia team, and on his left Captain : ejectment writs at Kulrwsh, Ireland, de-] McRobbie, of the New Brunswick contin-| Grand Matinee, Saturday Afternoon,

‘aced combinations and said there were|yent, Lt.-Col. Dogherty acted as vice- : eee no reas ui why tensnts should not try tu|vhairman. Besides the members of the AT 2.30 OCLOCK. pty theirrents. This had been a good} reams, there were present Lt.-Col. Moore, year, he said, and allkinds of stock fetched | G. A., Capt. H. M. Davison, No. 1 Battery HARRIGAWN’S fabulous pric G. A., Capt. Geo. D. Davison, 82nd Batt.,

In an interview with the London Tele apt. S. F. Hodgson, G. A., Lieut. E. : ‘ ee ey grtph s correspondent, Bismarck declared | Sterns, No. 1 Battery G. A., R. R. Fitz- his lcention to serve his country, until the | gerald, Esq., S. M., and Rub Angus, Esq , dust. He is able now to do so with a freer | Manager Telephone Co. The repast was hand, for, being unfettered by official re- | spre: ad mm that excellent style characteristic ai straints, he could do more to promote peace f ‘mine host” of the Davies. When a He ssid there was nobody more earnest for | the viands were well discussed, the in- [ri h q AR nip ii nis ( peace than Mimperer William, tellectual portion of the programme was is and ered’ HUF ists Q,

\ cyclone struck »wo of Channahon, | proceeded with. After ‘*‘ Our Queen” was ~ Lil., and did great damage to life ane | luly honored, the chairman arose and pro- a property The town has no railroad oi | posed the health of ** Our Guests” which 4 TOUR AROUND THE WORLD telegraph faciities, bat the meagre reports | was right heartily-drank Captain McRob- ' indicate the list of killed and wounded i+] bie, Major Egan, Sergeant Henderson, enn seats The roarmg of the eyclone was | Captain Adams, R. R. Fitzgerald, Esq..}|_ The Scenery used by this Company includes a f errd f ae miles away. surgeons have ind Mr. Angus re plied. The Strangers ex- ee oe eee EnIOA’ ni F enon been sent from Juliet to the relies of the | pressed themsclves as being highly de-|and Transitions, inciudiug she Bartholdi Siatue ull. rers ighted with their visit to the Jsland andjin New York tiarbor, the _Brookiyn Bridge, a

Pie J | Standard protests strong’y | with the way in which they had been treat- Voyaxe Across the Ocean, a Tour of Ireland, &c ag lust Secretary B sine 's 8 nding cruiser d by their companions-in-arms here. Next I Incidental to the trip, will occur Harrigan’s |

. = rish and American -Tourists in a New andj} Behring Itsays: “if he at | -ame the toasts ** Our Hosts,” which was | Laughable Comedy, entiled: v ne te eae luy force wrongfully agains proposed by Major Egan, and appropriate- om — : ma APMIS BUC je¢ a or property, force Will D y responded to by L«.-Cal. Irving, Lt. “Col, HE i y @ BARNEY 8, | d ou our side also, The graves: | Degherty, Lt.-Col Moore, Captains Weeks, ncdition of affiirs m> ay arise fre m is heed Stewart and Hodgson. Sh rily after The Or, Mulligan’ Ss Double. oes aNd int rate action. "clock, the merry party disp.reed. The KD. ¢ 7 stood, [igiing tonne lef for hums by wasly tein mnt cents canes Retain’ Lp.a Stabe} : » is Guaranteed, Jani stwamor ep Stati prides, 25 ant is cents, suns)

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June 13, 1890, MERCHANT TAILOR.

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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

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