a aerate 2

Nw ila aaa

ae

sectarian NG EE FO LT tne aman cert oo

oe vs

ea ale

semaines

agg eNO mt Scr mi

cine > =

on , pe

TH Dasiv Ex AMINER. 1880.

JULY?

P. E. ISLAN D SAVINGS BANE.

$716,052. 60-—AMOUNT 3INCE CONFEDERA

GN DEPOSIT, DEPOSI!

AMOUNT ADDED TO THE TION, $165,711.20

statement oi

Tur folllowing is @ summary

Savinus Bank depusits and withdrawals ior the year ended Jane 80, 1550. Bala: c due depos! tors on July 1, 79 $420, 160.19 Depo- its durig year ~% ed dune: 30), a) 402,211.00

Tuterest on ciosen ac ;

“(ouneil to move

|treating the Bank

conuts daring year 1,422, 29 Jot'rst added to open

gecounts ol tune

20 "80... 16,975.10 > 340,785. Withdrawals during me

year $392, 705.65

erest i d during

a ss 1,425.29 $324, 1: 30.92 |

Balance due depositors July 1, 30, bearing 4 per cent. . + tunnnt mtrrvart Am't bearing 5 percent. abveu:

$7 716,452. 66

Total.

Comparative statement of deposits and

with (rawals for the moath of June, 1879-80 : 1879. 1880.

4 per eent de} pos sits $20,591.00 $45, 656.00

5 per cent de posits. 3,000. 00 8 SOO. QU 50,455.00 !3. 304.83

23 591. 00 Withdrawals 17,092.49 S$ 6,498.51 $27. 151.47 July 1, ‘73, when

Amount in Savings Bank, $249,841.40 ; in-

tran:/erred to Dominion, crease since, 3466,711.29. This is an answer to ‘ye ** whining articles

we -ometimes read. A few comments upon this gratifying and re-assuring statement are unavoidably crowded out.

. ed

Heard’s Letter

i ~- avL?’.

A verrer frem William Heard, Bsq., ap- 2 are also in re- McLeod, The ; but

short

pears on our first page. W

ceipt of a letter from Maleolm Esq. be latte

we take

aring upon the same case.

is not intended for publication the liberty of making a

which

harge of partiality to Mr.

answer to

McLeod,

quotation, will. be our

the pref

‘* Way Lask the reason of your inserting in your paper of this evening, a distoricd accoint of a matter between Mr. Heard and yself—framed in every line with the evident design of representing my conduct as inexeusably disereditable? Yon have culled every strovg expression used in a heated discussion with a man, whe, belind my hack, attempted to blacken my charac ter, and put forth a version that skillfuly represents your friend as the innocent vic- tim of violence,” etc., ete

As we report the cases

rred by Mr. Heard ;

_ the class who generally appear at the Police Court, we coull not, in justice to that class, emita notice of a case in which Mr. William Heard and Mr. Maicolin McLeod,Q.0., were concerned. Our reporter has received the strictest injunctions to make a_ perfectly fair and true report of every case, and he states positively that, in this case, he did so. ‘The fact that Mr. Heard and Mr. Mel.eod each think that we have favored the other, belief that our reporter's statement is pretty nearly cor-

strengthens our

rect. We have only to add that we sha] carefully preserve Mr. McLeod’s letter «s awnique specimen of red-hot literature,

and a testimony. te the liberal views ef a

‘‘Jeuding member of the bar” respecting the freedom and independence of the Press.

<-> <e

CIVIC.

the City Council was held consider ‘‘the leasing of Pownal Wharf” and ‘‘a temporary loan at a defined rate of interest.” Present :— His Worship Mayor Dawson, and the Recorder ; Councillors ings, Beer, Lawson, Davy, Horne, Smith, Blake, Koughan, Byrne and Morris.

{; was moved by Councillor Koughan and seconded by Councillor byrne,—

Lesolved, That Pownal Wharf be leased at anetion ‘for the period of five years, sub- ject to such tarts ons as may be adopted

by the Council.

The sale was, on motion, ordered te take place on the 22ud inst., due notice of which will be given by advertisement in the EXAMINER Herald and Patriot.

‘he consideration of *‘a temporary loan at a defined rate of interest” did not de- velop into a long debate, as expected. Councillor Byrne led off with a number of

‘A meeting of last evening to

inouiries regarding the recent financial transactions of the Corporation, while, Cowwncillors Davy and Horne were of

opinion that a Finance Committee should be w ppointed before any financial question was discussed. They expressed high opinions of Councillors Ings, Blake and Becr, as tinauciers, and hoped they would reconsider t.eir resignations as members of the Finance Com uittee.

Councillor Horne meved, and Councillor Davy seconded, that the Finance Committee have leave to withiraw their resignations. Carried almost unanimously.

Councillor Koughan was much surprised at the opinions expressed by Councillor Horne, and in ineving the fellewing reso- lution was prepared to stand or fall by it :

** Resolved, That all money collected by the city be paid into the Bank of Prince Ed ward [sland.”

‘‘ouncillor Byrne seconded the reseln-

“city on as

¥ ‘316,652. 66 | aes YOU, O00. oo | Weil pleases (lor as

}7 per cent. !

eiving as his reasons, that the Union willing to place 1a ¢ ‘ouncil.

tion, Rank was not any longer

money at the disposal of t] Hiorne cons ide re a the res lu

Councillor Whatever good etfect it

tion untimely. 7 woule have later, If cou d have no goor fs err ra ‘? lave et effect now, as no arrangeni nts have y

been complet ul with the Banks.

understand

Councel illor beer could not

f such a resolution, as noth- the meaning of 5UCQ % esol ny & ny detinite had yet been obtained Prom Lis qaevn ‘ li a 1" oad J the Union Bank his bank had carries Ai ; : ’ : . E : , : k be he carporation throngh thick and thin, vil t : a te mind it would be uncourtedcts to treat tiem harshly new it was titae enouga when hice . Pita yy. : : the Bank refused to do anything for the

i a resolution like CO ourel ior Koughan s Morris said the City had sey

illor some less than

] yt

eral good offers Tor m

Coun

mev

Couneillor Smith was mueh surprised resolution. He protested agains

ithe so uncourteous sly, and

said it should have the preference, as it ‘took the city out of many difticr ulties. *

that the Union Bank was prepared to loan money to the terms as any other Bank. Councillors B yrne aud Koughan were 1 with the statement of C euncil s, and after both bad spoken of sev- unkind treatment by the Koughan withdrew his

Councillor Ings stated

wood

eral cases of Bank, Counciller resolution.

Councillors Lugs and Beer then withdrew their resignations as mew! bers of the Finance © ommittce.

Ceunciller Blake would not w ithdraw his and Councillor Byrne was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Committee,

oan

Church of England.

HALIFAX.

DIOCESAN SYNOD HELD AT

(Collated from Halifae papers.)

The fifteenth s¢&sion of the Synod open- ed in St. Luke’s Church on Tuesday morn- ing, at a quarter past nme o'clock, with a

vele bration of the Roly Communion. His

,0r' dship the Bishop celebrated, the Arch- acon reading the Epistle, and Canon Dart the Gospel. Immediately after this, the Bishop ‘to %k the chair, and the Synod pro- eeeded to business. The following isa list cleric il delegates from sae

ack

e ’ ot tne

Island : R. Bambrick, Charlottetown. r. T. Dobie, Port#fill.

H. Dyer, CU D. Fitz

iscuMperc. (‘harlottetown.

gerald, A. M., Charlottetown.

George W. Hodgson,

L. C. Jenkins, D. C. L. (retired) Charlotte tow pb. T. W. Johnston, Crapaud.

Alfred Gsborne, Charlottetown.

T. B. Reagh, Milton. J. H. Read, D. D., Archdeacon of P. E. LL,

Milton. ‘t

Pheophilus tuicney, st. Eleanors.

>. H. Hind, Georgetown.

The following ve delegates from the island are in attendance :—

Charlottetown (St. Panl’s)—- Hon. Judge

Hensley, H. J. Cundall. Chariottetewn (St. Pe Governor Haviland. Crapaud—D. W. Palmer, John Moore. Georgetown, P. E. L--W. Sanderson, W. S. Easton. Milton, P. FE. I.- His Lordship the Bishop delivered an address to the Synod. He expressed plea- sure that now all the congregations of the cnreene | are represented in the Synod. St. George's, Halifax, and St, Paul's, Char- eaten, having elected representatives. After a short resume of the history of Synods, he showed how that they are now essential, since the Crown has ceased to appoint Bishops £ for the Colonies. There is now no mode of filling a vacant diocese ex- cept throagh the action of the Synod. We have obtained the amendments to the Church Act approved at last session, and the qualifications of voters at Parish meeting 1s now so clearly defined: as to leave no room fer doubt. As the Provincial Synod is to meet in Montreal next Septem-

ter’s) —His Honor

A. W. Holroyd.

ber, the Synod was informed that 1t will be theie duty to elect 12 representatives of each order to attend there. The Bishop’thought

that our representation world not be as satisfactory as it might until some means are devised for paying the heavy travelling ex peuses of the re: presentatives, He told the Synod that it would be asked to pe- tition Parliament not to tamper with the Marriage Law, and to make arrangements for sending petitions from the women as weil’ as from the menof congregations throughout the Diocese. Since thes last meeting, the Bishop has attended the great conference of Anglican Bishops at Lam- beth, He sid he should be happy, during the session, to answer any questions, and

to give any information concerning its proceedings that may be asked or desired. After referring to a resolutivn passed at! the last session, recognising St. Margaret’s Hall asa Diecezan School for Young Ladies, he said:—‘* 1 am happy, as a visitor, to re- port that agood work had been done there, and that the ente rprising Principal is h elp- ing to supply a serious defect i in our Church org tization He went on to say that as much ought to be done for the girls as the boys, aud that the work ought not to be left solely to private enterprise. The church has erected a suitable house for the doys at Windsor; and we ought also, he

says, to provide one for our girls here in Halifax. <A tribute was paid to the late renerable Dr. Cochran, and the absence

threugh illness, of Dr. White, one of the senlor clergy, was referred to. The law with respect to grants to denominational colleges was next touched upon. Under the last Act of 1876 (page 40) they wil all eXpire some time in the course of next year. The church receives $2,400 for King’s College. The loss of this, he thought, would b+» most disastrous. The Bishop therefore suggested that ihe Gov- ernment be petitionfd to provide by legis-

iativn in the next session for a renewal vf the collegiate grants, which will otherwise cease. He also expressed

the hope that the other religions denom-

auras. ate EE DT NE EDN rma aaa Sd SSoeponcnnangnaaetes --~ eee ew 3 Nee casero ater’ -

interested in the maintenance of veral colleges, will bring their it- upon the Government for |

inations their sev fluance to bear the continuance of the which would more or less impair efficiency. As the represent itive body of

the ¢ ‘hure h, the Synod was congr atulated on the possess sion-of a valnable ayent in ih» Church Guardian, a newspaper which ; gives so much satisfaction and 1s ¢ alculated to do

rood. In -conclusion he said *‘our A romarkable for the

their |

so much geagsions lave been ever

| | |

absence of all bitterness, and for the gen- | ral prevalence of brotherly kindness and | , Veea ¢ s of m atual reg os for the Ice iin 13 ot pe!

sons taking dit ferent sides in our discussions; and | trust that ate will be no exception, oak that wo may be all in jInenced by an to promets the prospe rity the charch of ‘heh we

desire ’ branch of

earnest of that are inembers. ”

Rey. BR. Wainwright was appointed Clerical Secretary. The Clerical Secretary read the report of the Exeeut tive Committee of the Synod on riatite and duties of Ree- tors, Wardens and vestry ; after which it was moved by Rev. P. Brown (St. Margar- et’s Bay), seconded by W, 8. Gray (Anna- polis) :

we ‘i hat this Synod practically discounten-

» the pew system, that the places of parties | according to wealth and rank is destr retive to the Catholic truth of equality of membership in the Body of Christ, and that it is in direct | opposition to Seripture and the primitive usage of the Ajpstolic Chureb.”

Rev. Canon Dart (Windsor), Amendment, igccales by J. J. (Annapolis) :

‘+ That this Synod approve of the prinesple | of free churches, and the substition, as far as practicable, of offerings for pew rents.”

moved in Ritchie

The amendment was carried,

On motion of Rev. D. C. Moore (Albion Mines), seconded by Rev. P. Brown (St. Marsgaret’s Bay) it was—

‘“« Resolved, That a committee be appointed to consider what is the best mode of appoint- ment to parishes, with a view of consultation with the Synods of ether Dioceses, so as to bring about, if pessible, a uniform system in all the Dioceses of this Ecclesiastical Pro- ice.”

Rev, Canon Dart gave notice of as follows:

mot ion,

‘That in the judgment of this Synod it is aivisable to limit the number of representa- tives to the Provincial Synod to eight of each order, and that a committee he appointed to prepare a petition to the Provincial Synod to = atiect.

Nhe Bishop’s charge was delivered in the afternoon. His Lordship dwelt upon the proposed change in the marriage laws, and

protested against it. iE ;

FURNITES WAGONS, HARNESS.

| WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at the

(ueen Street Auction Rooms, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 9th inst.,

At 2 o' CLOCK,

FURNITURE—NEW AND SECON D-HAND—in Ash and Walaxt Bedroom Suites, Pine Bedroom Suites, , . ‘ »# : . ‘ . Bedsteads, Bareaus and Glass, Dressing

: , o

lables, Washstands, Centre Tables, Leat Tables, Kitchen Chairs, Children’s Chairs, Cribs, Lounges, Stoves, ete , etc.©

» j silver Mounted

2 New Wagons, | Cart, i set W. B. STEWART,

liarness. A uctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD

issd—li

duly 3,

B ZALTHAM & GENEVA WATCHES, in Gold and Silver Cases, suitable for Ladies or Gents—a Jarge assortment, very cheap.

pe LECTRO-PLATED TEA SETS, CAKE

BASKFTS, Card Receivers, Préserve

Dishes, Butter

Coolers, Pickle Jars. Vases, Casters, Biscuit Jars, Napin Rings.

f ARGE ASSORTMENT OF AMER. CAN THIR TY-HOUR AND EIGHT- DAY CLOCKS AND TIMEPIECES,

f ARGE LOT OF SPECTACLES, EYE.

| eas FANCY VASES, LUS.- TERS, PEARL, SHELL, AND LEATHER CARD CASES.

EWEST PATTERNS in Colored Gold gag 2nd Plated Sets, Brooches, Ear Rings, Necklets, Lockets, Shirt Studs, Gem, Signet, Keeper and Plain Gold Rings.

CTRO-PLATED KNIVES AND

& YORKS, TABLE, DESSER@, TEA, qe RESERVE AND SUGAR SPOONS’

EPAIRS TO WATCHES, AND JEWELRY

CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.

WW. W. WELLNER. Ch’town, July 8, 1580 —4i eed 4i wkly

PO! WNAL L WHARF

THE oie: OF CHARLOTTETOWN, : Ciry CLERK’s OFFI K, July 8, 1880,

a be 8 PUBL IC AUCTION, at

POWNAL WHAI .f, in Charlottetown, on THURSDAY, the 22nd JULY instant, A. D. 1889,. at the hour of 12 o’clock, noon, the LEASE OF POWNAL WHARF for a period of FIVE YEARS, subject to such con- —— as will be submitted on the day of Sale

Sold by

By order, = a WM. B. MORR ISON, [ju 8, *80} - “pat h til} 2ist City C lerk,

= UnscRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER, the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper Published ta the Provinces, oe

a |

1GOODS, bought a much lafger

Foal

grants, the loss of |

have Just Received our first instalment ef

We

Spring Goods

Hy S

* * ” oe “4S? ee,

(rom London, from Glasgow,

“(tiforman,”

« 4 © Polynesian,” from Liverpoel,

and in a few days, en arrival of other Steamers via Hali- fax, and

‘Prince Edward’ Direct to this Pert,

will have the Balance of eur New Steck of

Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODS.

As our Buyer purchased our Stock at OLD PRICES and in anticipation of large advances in

the price of all kinds of DRY

Stock than usual. Therefore, we are in a position to give our customers the benefit of

CHEAP GOODS

BURING THIS SEASON.

ee ee

With our extended premises viving us greater facilities for doing business, and our very large Stock we 1 bought in thel; best

o

Knghsh, Cunadian markeis,

we expect to add to our present large number of customers.

It is only necessary te give us a call, examine our Goods, and you will be satisfied they are right in

Price, Uuality and Style.|,

We give patterns of every kind of "Goods, and take pleasure in showing them whether you

purchase or net. os

Kis & Ste

April 27, 1880.

ee

| the rr

[ WILL a. lioom,

American and'-

| POSTPONED!

GRAND TEA PARTY

ad

MOUNT STEWART.

’ ——_- ee ee

TE.*HE Ladies, in connection with the Metho-

dist Church at the above place, intend holdin ‘4 ‘Tea for the purpose of paying off -bt on the Church. As this is likely to ‘Tea at Mount Stewart this year, havea pie azant excur-

be the only all frievds wishing to sion up the time on the grounds, would do well to come, as there ts no doubt but it will be one of the vest Teas of the season.

As the weather on Wednesday proved vn-

favorable, it will be held on FREBAY, Jul

| $tin, on the beautifal grounds, on the South

of the bridye, belonging to Chas, Palmer, Esq, ‘The Steamer /leather Be ile will leave the

Steam Navigation Company's W harf at half- past shes, a. ., for Mount Stewart. Fare for the round trip, including Tea, 60 cents, ‘Tea on the Tables at one o'clock

N. B. There will be various kinde of Games pe ae don the grounds.

\V M. DANTE LS, See’y.

t Stevsart, July 7, 1880.

lumber. Lumber.

—_—_—_——

WIiLB SELL AT AUCTION, on Pownal Wharf, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 9th oe , at 6 o'clock, -~ 25,000 feet Spruce > Scantling, 2 2, 5 and 4x6, “Con “ * Deals, 10,000 ‘* ‘¢ Boards, 14 inch, 20,000 “* . ‘* Dry Pine Boards, 18,000 * ‘‘<. Pine Deals, Ix ** Wild Brier,’ 45,000 feet No. 1 White Hemlock Boards, _ Ex “ Sphinx.” WwW. D. STEWART, Anct sone

Mow L

July 7 ds 1880 —2

BANK STOCK

SELL AT AUCTION, at my Sale Queen Square, on FRIDAY, 9th inst., at 12 o'clock, noon,-

15 Shares in the Umon Bank P. E. Island, WILLIAM DODD, Suly 3, 1086. Anchonem,

SALT. _ SALT.

it oe EXPECTED A CANSO, 7,000 bushels Cadiz Salt fine- grained,

suitable for curing and packing tish. Will deliver this cargo at any safe farkae on the Island. Parties wanting above cargo will de well to engage at once.

GEO, COOMBS, Water Street.

rom

ON HAND!

Cx FINS CASKETS. in Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut and imitation woods

{ Ch tows, July: a

; and

of all sizes, and from $2.50 upwards, Japan and Plated Mounting. Hearses half former prices. Orders from the country, by tele- graph, fulfilled in one hour, cheaper than any

other eatablishment in the city. . M ARK BUTCHER. King Square, June 29, ’80—pat pres ar neh Im

Monts. Lost, Found, Se:

-

—

> , . RD A re) fiseme nix 2

nder this heading, m space not EXCE eding hat; (tit inch, will be inserted

for Ten Cents per day.

~ @S'T—On Monday last,- a Gold- Plated 4 CUFF BUTTON, The finder aa be re- warded by leaving i it at this office. |) 838i pd V TANTE D—A COOK in a achente gen- tleman’s family. Must be well recom- mended, per mouth, this oftice. Te, LET—Ofiice and

Brick Building situate

Wages 37

Apply at [fu a

Warerooms in 4 on Water Street,

being a very desirable business stand. Apply to Peske Bros. & Co, [ju 3 3i eod

] GST— Between the Atheneum and Union A Bank, 2 820 note. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office.

Vil See ences ed

jju 3 good C ‘OOK. Refer: Apply to Mrs. L. H,

DAVIES. [ju 2 lw W anted— good steady man to work in a cae and to take charge of a

Horse. Must be well recommended. —W IL. LIAM Done. [j 29

pe ERSONS wishing to get Plain Sewing or Faney work don: immediately, and to order, can have the same oy applying at Mrs. a. -K, Nchevaes King Square, next deor to the residence ef Mark Butcher, Esq. {j ls

partments to Let, on Euston street, ear Great George street. Apply to Patr i K SHERRY, Fitzroy street. jl4 tt.

‘© LE T—A plastids situated Dwelling 4. House, with stable and garden, directly opposite the ‘‘Dundas Esplanade,” West Sidney street. For further particnlars apply on the premises, {ma 12

ye LeT— The Twe-stery Woodev Dwells ing, with outbuildings and land attached, now occupied by J. D. ‘bing g, Esq., Pownal Street. Possession immediately. Apply to Tos. W. Dovp, {j 25 di eod | pa

PANO LET—That new three story House. on

Grafton Street, opposite the Athenwum, containing six large rooms, Possession given Ist July. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises, [j 17, 2aw tf V TAGSTAFF’'S HOTEL, Pownal

Street, continues to receive transient

{jit

eae

GARDE S,—Two or three persons can be accommo: dated with Beard and three Furnished Rooms in a pleasant part cf the

and permanent Boarders.

‘

\city. Enquire at the EXaMMwer office,

june 10

Hillsborough, cad a very pleasant -

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