THE DAILY EXAMINER.

JULY 3, 1894.

THE CITY SCHOOLS.

AN number of our citizens take a lively interest iu the public schools

Sech men as Mr, Mr. Bain, the | Hon. T. H. Haviland and Mr. Justice |

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increasiny

James,

nally deliver lectures to |

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[ rverald orcas

the pupils upom spe ial subjects; Dr. Tay-

tor, Rev. Mr. Fullerton and others, show by

ficency in the subjects which each deems to |

their interest giving prizes for pr be ihe more important, while an increasing number of ladies and gentlemen attend the |

ms and clovit y exercises

put examinat The Lientenant-Governor has given ar xample in this regard which his ministers } ido well to imitat kt S poss bie e marked absence of the Premiet ana his mimisters from the recent exam ations was dt t a Sense of shame, f this » true they deserve more edit than most persons are inclined t Zive hem. Asa member of the Schoo! |

Board, Mr. Farquharson could not entirely errape attendance at one or other of the

exam'nations. He managed to avoid th

scathing denunciation of the Patron of | Prince Street School, Hon. iv. H. Havi- | and. Butafter the storm was past, he

putin an appearance at Queen Square

School, where he enlarged upon the | “bappiness of the country ” and the bad s

tastc of saying anything in criticism of the withdrawal of the supplementary grants to our teachers. The

deprived of a large proportion of their

teachers

emall salaries, and ‘the people who, after paying out $10,000 a year towards our free schools will be compelled to go down deep into their pockets or see the teachers reduced financially to

of their children

the level of menials, are in effect told to animals which lick We are to

say nothing to those honorable gentlemen

act the part of those tne haed that smites them. whosquandered tens of thousands of money drawn from the banks in the debauchery of electors. and now take away a considerable part of the slender Support cf the men and women charged with the education of ! Mr

ses better than he practises.

Sing veneration

Farquharson We are

who, having

prea mistaken if he is the man been smitten on one cheek, is ready to turn the other, also. Indeed, the standard which he

to be

of meekness and forbearance helds up reached by ordinary Christians ill-used by J-

Even if me

is altogether too high

- banc! Government mn bers ot the Government be forgiven—togetber with other enemies—the people may properly denounce and protest against the wrongs We look for a con- siderable amount of agitation as a result of

inflicted upon them.

the application of taxes, after last year’s carnival of borrowing and spending.

[ke reduction of their salaries is the more tojust to our teachers in view of the effort they have all along been putting forth towards the improvement of our schools The Opinion of those who have attended the midsummer examinations is that our city schoois have, in the past year, done The foun-

dation of an English education is

better work than ever before. certain- ly well laid our city schools. Some additional branches might be taught with For instance, the practice of the

ought,

mivant “re drawing, which goes to train haa l,

ypinion, to be entered upon much more

eye and

7 : : a3 well a8 the Drain, in our

largely than it is. Music, too, from which

men and women of all classes draw daily

and hourly pleasure, and the influence of

which is also elevating, might, with ad- vanta e tanght much more thoroughly. It is possible, too, that some of the old methods ought to be changed for those

which are improved. These are matters for the consideration of the School Board and their officials. One thing must be done. A larger hall must be provided for the clos ing exercises of Prince Street School, and more room for the teachers “and scholars crowded into the Schoel must be made. This school, as itis now, is dangerous to life and health. A tragedy would have resulted if there had been a cry of fire or any cause for disturbance while the exer-

cises of Thursday last were going on

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LONG WOOL.

Sexe do particularly well in this Prov- Nowhere can better mutton be ob- tained, and given the

sheep,

ince

right hands and

proper care, here, will produce

wool of as good a quality as in any part

of the world. Besides there is no anima)

which can be pastured to greater profit or

rn

more q iickly restore the fertility of we

out lands. It ie pleasing therefore to note

that here and there, we have farmers who

devote special atténtion to the breeding aid raising of sheep. One of these is Mr Charles Coffin, of St. Peter’s Bay From the fleece of the head of his flock of Leieééters, we saw, to-day,a lock which | mieasured sixteen inches in length and | waa of very fine quality. The names of | those successful raisers who exhibit sheep are familiar to our readers, but we have |

Mr. Coffin has |

entered the lists to compete for prizes.

not noticed, that, so far,

<a — Painting—Miss Margaret H. Chisholm will form a sketching ciass in oil and water colors during the first week in July, and also special classes for children in drawing from nature. She will be prepar- ed to as before, in all branches of oil and water color painting, throughout its various departments.

mll d&w

give lessons,

The London Standard says the Sultan of Turkey is sending missionaries to! spread Islamiem in Africa, with a view of ehecking the advance of the Christian powers

Remember the sale of furniture on Thursday next at the residence of the late Jeha Ball. The house will de open for jspection to-morrow afternoon from 2 to

4 a clock.

USE SKODA’S DISCO VERY the great Biood and Nerve Remedy.

ontested. The weather was fine and clear and the track in good condition. The judges were T. B. Gradv, Summer- side (starter); P. P. Gillis, Charlottetown; and H. B. McKay, New London. Fred. Peters was distance judge; Geo. Godkin and Jas. Tuplin were timers, and A Gourlie clerk of the course THREE MINUTE CLASS At ten minutes of two o'clock the i three minute class was cal'ed. Two of the horses entered in this class did not

| Delahunt, Moncton, an

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THE DAILY EXAMINER °

THE SUMMERSIDE RACES. Good Fields of Starters and Splendid Sport.

CHTOWN HORSES DO GOOD WORK.

They Carry °f Two First Moneys and ue Second Money.

:

an ie were largely at

races at Summerside yesterday tended and proved most

interesting, the different events being well

start, viz: Black Morris, owned by J. P. Nitunes, owned by Alder A. Black. Searletown. The start- ers drew position as follows: Jack Sprat, pole, Propellor second, Banker third, Min- pehaha fourth, Deceiver fifth and Blanche

F iret Heat—-A seattered start was effected on thethird score. At the lower turn near the quarter, Blanche took the pole from Jack Spratt and soon obtained a lead which she held throughout the race, coming in about two lengths ahead of Banker who had captured second position from Deceiver Propellor came in fourth with Minnehaha fifth and Jach Spratt sixth

Second Heat—The send-off was a good one for all except Jack Spratt, which was about a length behind. Shortly after. get- ting the word “go” Spratt broke and was soon left behind. By the time the quarter had resolved itself into a procession, Blanche leading, followed by Deceiver, Banker, Minnehaha,Propeller and

was reached the race

Spratt. At the half there was no change, excepting that Deceiver and Banker were side by eile fighting gamely for second place. On the last quarter, however, Banker,

captured second place from Deceiver, and ame ina nose ahead of the Tryon repre-

sentative. Blanche nad a lead of a length at the finish, and Minnebaha had fourth place. Propeller and Spratt were distanc-

ed. Banker was put back to third place for breaking, and second place was given Deceiver.

Third Heat—Blanche, as in the-stherT~ (Muttart)..........

two heats, soon tog theslerT and cut out Bee other horses. At the half

shche, and Deceiver were making a hot fight for superiority, but Blanche was in the race to win, and did so quite haudily. Deceiver made a good second, and Banker was not far behind. Minnehaha was die- tanced.

Sammary.

Summerside Driving Park, July 2,

1894. Three-minute class. Purse, $100, divided. Mile heats, best three in five.

Blanch, b. m., by Brynwood. J. M. MeLeod, Charlottetown. CR Ritideinswersesne § 3 9 Deceiver, by Administrator. Newton Dawson, Tryon. CRD iiscsedevntuidcrsiarnree Banker, ch. g. by Westiawn. H. A. Darby, Abram’s Village. Se i dnaihacintcsbnvecdoncosnes : 3 3 Propeller. b. g., by Island Chief. John Roberts, Middleton.(A.

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NE idissns ple etieci) Ge Minnehaha, ch. m., by Kear-

sage. Geo. Muttart, Summer-

side. (Muttart) oo. 6 ee Jack Sprat, b. g. by AbbaHah

Messenger. A '. Rogers,

Summerside, (Brown)..... 6 dia. Time : 2:49}; 2:45}; 2:39}

2.50 CLASS.

In this race Egmont Peerless, Lawnde- ninic and Blanche were drawn, and the contest was therefore between Provider, Headlight, Jobn I ° and Little Joker. Provider drew the pole, with John L second, Headlight third and Little Joker fourth.

First Heat—On the third score a eend- if was effected. Provider made a bad reak shortly after getting the word, and Little Joker took the pole. At the quar- ter Headlight was pushing Joker hard for first place, and Provider, who had settled jown and was moving at a lively clip, waa lessening the space between himself and Headlight, John L was some die- tance behind. On the back stretch Headlight passed Joker, and took the ead, which she held until nearing the three quarter when she had to give place to Provider, which had in the meantime relegated Joker to third place. Provider finished firat, with Headlight about half a length behind, and Joker and John L close after.

Hilda continued to lead, with Fairy se- cond, Sir John Third, Tanner Boy fourth and Egmont fifth, the heat having as- sumed a processional aspect. At the three quarters the only change to nete in position was between the last two, Eg- mont having passed Tanner Boy. They finished in this order, Lady Hilda having a length te spare over the second horse, with Sir John a good third, Tanner Boy fourth and Egmont fifth. On account of breaking the judges made some changes in this order, which will be seen by referring to the summary.

following order, Lady Hilda, Sir Johr, Fairy, Egmont and Tanner Boy, Fairy yushing Sir John hard for second place. here was material change until the three-quarters, by which time Tanner Boy had captured third place, and Fairy had dropped behind. At the finish Lady Hilda had a lead of about a length over Sir John, with Tanner Boy third, Egmont fourth and Fairy last. On account of running, the heat was given to Sir John, Lady Hilda getting second place, and Tanner Boy third.

Third Heat—They got the word on the second score, and the horses were wel! bunched until the quarter where Lady Hilda took the lead, and was never headed. The finish was very exciting, Lady Hilda coming in ahead by less than a length, with Sir John second, Tanner Boy at his wheel and Fairy a short distance bebind. Because of running ‘the judges reversed this order, giving Fairy first place over Lady Hilda, with Sir John third. Tanner Boy fourth and Egmont fifth. No time.

ourth Heat —Brown drove Lady Hilda this heat and the foNowing one, and the black mare led from start to finish,winning the heat handily. Tanner Boy came in second, Fairy third, Sir John fourth and Egmont fifth. The judges gave second place to Fairy and third to Sir John because of ranning on the part of Tanner Boy.

Fifth Heat-—Lady Hilda, as in the pre- ceding heat, toek the lead at the atart and was never headed. At the quarter there was a close contest for second place be- tween Tauner Boy and Sir John, but the former finally got ahead. At the half Lady Hilda was about four lengths ahead, with Tanner Boy second, Sir John third and Fa‘ry in the rear, At the three-quarters Sir John passed Tanner Boy, and took second position which he held tothe close.

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Summary Purse

three in

Same day and track, 2.40 class. $100, divided. Mile heats, best tive.

Lady Hilda, bl m by All Right,

Geo Thorne, Charlottetown

(W Thorne-Brown)............ Mee) 3 Fairy, b m by Young Dean, W Bowness, _ ~ Annan wet. wee.ig §s Sir John, bg by All Right, F Thibideau, Moncton (Thibid- eau) 61383

UD) ceccccence cecceeersessceces Tanner Boy, b g by Westlawn, J A Macneill, Summerside Or is sik t nc sted ndestebens 434 Egmont, b g by All Right, D McNally, Egmont Bay, (Mc-

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Time, 2.38}; 2.40; ——; 2.374; 2.32}.

As will be seen by ref erence to the sum- maries, the only Charlottetown horses ente-ed gave a splendid account of them- selves. J. M. McLeod’s Blanche won first money in the 3-minute class, and Thorne’s Lady Hilda captured first money in the 2.40 class. George H. Reddin’s Headlight made a game effort to secure first money in the 2.50 class, buthad to be content with second.

The proceedings throughout were well conducted, and the best of order prevailed. But the alleged grand stand should be im- proved at once. People do not relish sit- ting on the “soft side” of a board in the broiling sun, no matter how interesting and closely contested the races may be. The Judges’ stand is much too small. It should be on the other side of the track, and there should be apartments therein for the press representatives.

The special train train from Charlotte- town wasin charge of Conductor Ryan, and it goes without saying that the excur- sionists were well used. The train return- ed to the city about ten o’clock last night.

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Second Heat—Short y after getting the word Headlight eaptured the pole from Provider, and secured a ijead which she held throughout the race, coming in the winner by se

badly at

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John L | Provider, the last quarter, |

veral lengths.

ock sect and who |

went off his feet

juarters, Headlight broke and was passed

third Little Joker was distanced.

Third Heat—Headligit took the lead | with John L second Provider third. At | the quarter Provider captured second | place and sailed for first. At the three by Provider, who came in about two! lengths ahead with John L well in the rear. Headlight was put back to third |

place for running | Fourth Heat —The horses were sent off Provider had the lead, |

on the second score

with Jobn L. second, and Headlight third. |

| | Headlight soon passed John L., however,

and gave Provider,a hot race until near the finish, when she made a break and fell behind. Summary.

Same day and track $100,divided. Mile

five

| 2.50 class. Purse, heats, best three in {

| Searletown (Black)............. 1 3.11

Headlight, b m by Rand’s Knox, G H Reddisa, Charlottetown (Steele) evebdocne coed ceeds Co ccege de 2 l 3 3

John | . hi oy by val | Mo yar, } AU: tt 228

Litedle Joh : I ger, Dr ben. an (eerith)....%. Pi oo ile Time, 2.50; 2.40; 2.41}; 2.43

2.40 CLASS. |

Provider, by Preceptor, A Black,

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vtish,

Allthe horses entered in this class started, and it took five heats to decide the | winner. Egmont drew the pole, with Tanner Boy, Maud E., Lady Hilda, John and Fairv in the order named. First Heat —It took eight scores fect a send-off.

lead and cut out the pace. When nearing

the quarter, Maud E. broke up, and re- At the quarter

tired to her stable. Lady

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. P H.L. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canada. o Cr Lady Hilda soon took the }

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Second Heat—They were sent off on the fourth score, Tanner Boy breaking _ shortly after the start. They “passed the quarter in the

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TO LET. HOUSE on Euston Street, at present

occupied by Mrs. John Ball.

given in July.

Possession For particulars apply to MRS. J. W. MITCHELL,

Euston Street, or D. R. H. MITCHELL,

. July +--wed eat tf ; Patriot Office.

Furniture by Auction! [am instrueted hy the administrator of

the estate of the late John Ball, Esq., to

Ly Auction, at his late residence, Euston Street, on

Thursday, 5th Day of July,

commencing at 11 o’clogk, a. in., all the personal property of the said estate, com- prising 12rlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bed- room and Kitehen “Furniture; —Sleighs - Harness, Saddles, etc. :

Also, one complete Surveyor’s outfit (nearly new) from England.

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WATSON’S DRUG STORE.

Headquarters for Fishing Gear. NEW SUPPLIES NOW IN.

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Open for the Season on June 30th

This beantiful watering-place has been much improved this season, sc as to make it as enjoyable as possible.

Still-water and surf-bathing, croquet and lawn tennis, boats and fishing, beautiful shady walks and avenues. Terms very moderate. ,

Address,

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GRAND TEA MERTING

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Murray Harbor south.

The Methodists of Murray Harbor South intend having a Grand Tea Meeting in the new Public Hall, on

Tuesday, 10th Day of July.

Proceeds in aid of the Circuit. Amuse- ments suitable to the occasion will be pro- vided. The committee in charge are | bound to make this the Tea of the season, | so kindly reserve the day for Murray Har-

bor South. | Admission to Tea—Adults, 25 cents; children under 12 years old, 12 cents.

‘Tea on the tables at 1 o’clock sharp.

By order of the committee.

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Chairman. Murray Harbor South, ? June 27, 1894. § june29 dyli wy

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Rosebery's Interest and Sympathy.

Ortawa, July 3.

“T am anxious to express to you, for the President, the sympathy and intere-t with which Iam watching the proceedings of the Conference, which should be of such happy augury for the future growth of the empire.” So reads a cable message which was received by Hon. Mr. Bowell yesterday from Lord Rosebery, Prime Minister of England.

Bicycle Races at Montreal,

Monrreat, July 3. Dominion Day was ivyally celebrated here. Among the demonstrations was a wheelmen’s parade. The bieycle cham- pionship races resulted as follows : Quar- ter-mile, C. C. Harbottle, Toronto, 33 sec-

onds; one-mile, G. M. Wells, Toronto, 2.32; half-mile, G. M. Welle, 1.18 2-5;

three miles, G. M, Wells, 8.34 4-5; five miles, G@.M. Wells, 14.41.

Another Fatal Railway Accident.

Sr. Jonny, July 3.

Among the killed in the accident on the C. P.R., at Moosehead, was mail clerk Starkie, of this city. He leaves a wife and furchildren. Altogether six lives were lo-t and others were injured. It was the «x; ress bound from Montreal for Hal/- fax.

Races at Amherst.

Amuerst, July 3. __Atthe horse races yesterday, in the 2.38 class, Heck was rst, Tam O'Shanter second, and Natalie Cuyler third. In the frec-for-all. Brazilian was first, Stranger second, and Nellie Bly third.

Races at St. Job.

Sr. Jouy, July 3. The gentlemen’s driving race was won yesterday by Maud Mack; the named race won by Helena B.; the free-for-all b Katrina. Helena, second; Deceiver, third.

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BOTAN Y—“Spotton’s” Parts I. and IL.

CHEMISTRY — Laboratory, Manual of General Chemistry.

CHEMISTRY—Introduction to Chemical

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~ GREAT

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The Great Auction Sale of

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At Georgetown, on Friday, July 6th,

at 11 o’clock, a.m.

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer,

July 3, 1894.—3i

Wanted to Borrow, on First Mortgage, $1,200,

For a term of from three to five years, on Land and Build- ings, corner of Great George and Euston Streets, Charlotte- town. Apply for full infor- mation to H. F. Coomas, Queen Hotel, or to A. A. McLean, Barrister.

H. F. COOMBS. June 30, 1894.

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the un- dersigned, and endorsed “fender for Coal, Publie Buildings,” will be received until Wed- nesday, isth July next, for Coal supply for all or any of the Dominion Public Buildings.

Specification, form of tender and all neces- sary information can be obtained at this De- partment, on and after Wednesday, 27th inst.

Persons tendering are notided that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed form supplied, and signed with their actual signatures.

ch tender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheque, made yabie ww the order of the Honourable the Minister of Pub- lic Works, EQUAL TO FIVE PER CENT. Of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited ifthe party deeline to enter into a contract when calied upon to do so, or if he fail to sup- ply the coal contracted for. If the tender be not accepted, the cheque will be returned.

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At the refreshment table you can get strawberries, ice cream, iced lemonade, &c.

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Prov. Treasurer. june25 — pat .

DATES OF SAILING. FROM BOSTON—5th, 15th and 25th of each month. FROM CHARLOTTETOWN—10th, 20th and 30th of each month.

When any of these.dates fall on Sunday, the sailing will take place on the pre- ceding Saturday. Cargo taken toand from Island Railway free of cartage. Through bills of lading from al] stations on Island Railway to principal cities in United States and Europe.

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(Canada Atlantic and Plant Line),

want ROM

W. W. CLARKE,

‘Ticket Agent, Cornzr Queen aud Water Streets,

Charlottetown, June 22, 1894.

DAVENPORT SCH00L, Portland Manor, St. John, WN. B.

by an‘excellent staff of Resident Masters,

|Special Attention Pail to Reli, g.on, Morals aud Manners.

Visitor—The Lord Bishop of Frederic ton.

Warden Nh | Pay Scholars, $43; House Boys, | 20 > per annum

N. B.—Bova wth fine choir will be aduritted at rates,

Ss hoo] Year bey ! p'y to Headmaster

} | | Boys educated for College or Business } | } ! : }

—Rev.

Oxford.

John M. Davenport,

vuiees for the much lower

Qeemen:

:Septemler 3rd. Ap t) Ist -cp—jul3

Go to Beer & Golf's for Your Ficni¢ Supplies |

FOR MAKING SANDWICHES—They have Corned Beef, Compressed liam, Potted Ham, Potied Tongue, Potted Game, &c, IN CANNED FISH--They have Island Salmon, Finnan Haddier, Sardines, Spiced Salnion, Lobster , &e IN CANNED MEATS—They have Roast Beef, Ox Tongues, Lunch Tongues, Corned Beef in 1, 2 and 6 pound can», Dried.

Beef, &c.

Also, all kinds of CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES, as well as a full a

PURE LIME JUICE,

and SYRUPS, assorted flavors, at

BEER

Charlottetown, June 30, 1891—tu thu sit

assortment of Plan and lan, y BISCUITS

&

ave a Swim.

But Before You Take your Dip

GET A BATHING SUIT. We have them in dark and light stripes, in different qualities and sizes. We can Fit the Largest Man or the Smallest Boy. Prices for Trunks—16c, 18c, 20c, 22c, Vc. SSc, BOc, 2c, 35 an! Sc. Prices for Suits—-Gic, 72c, SOc, S5c, 90c, $1,25 and $1.40.

STANLEY BROS.

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