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JUNE 14, 1880.

Imports for May.

Tue statement of goods imported during May, 1830, published by the EXaMINER a few days age, did not include geods ware- housed. The value of goods entered for con- sumption only, was given. By including the warchouse accounts for May ina state- ment of imports,a much more gratifying re- sult is shown, as follows : :

COMPAKITVIVE MEMO OF (MPORTS FOR MAY ; isso. 1879. Increase. Val of goods duty paid ex ship, Val of goods im- ported free,

Val of goods impert - ie ed & warehoused, $41,517 $ 26,421 $ 15,096

$161,843 $121,490 $40,355

$ 10,865 $ 7,718 $ 3,150

$214,228 $155,629 $53,599

‘The total receipts at the Custom House, in, May, 1530, was $38,810.91, and in May, 1879, $39.068.57, or aa increase of $8,742. 34.

The value of goods duty paid ex warehouse, in 1850, was $4,854, and in 1879, $7,021 or a decrease of $2,137.

Takiny the above in connection with Sum - mmerside returns, we have a tetal increase of imports to the value of $65,656, and of Cus- toms receipts, $9,990.68, for the month of May, for the Island. It will be noted that our statement of the duty paid was substantially

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Sad Death of Mr. Alex. McGregor.

The death of Mr. Alek. MeGregor oo- curred at his residence, Lot 48, on Saturday evening, tinder very melancholy cireum- stances. About seven o'clock the members of his family were astonished on finding him in one eof the farm houses, bleeding from the left arm and totally unconscious. Pr. Beer was sent for and, on arrival, saw that the unfortunate man was past re- covery. The principal arteries were completely severed, the last drops of blood had almost flown, and life was fastebbing. ‘he wound in the arm was made at the elbow with a common jack- knife, whether with the intention of sui- cide or not, is unknown. Mr. McGregor has been for some time in a very low state of mind. A short time ago his son died of sunstroke in Boston. This greatly increas- ed his troubles, which ended so sadly on Saturday. Mr. McGregor leaves a wife and family of twelve children. He was about 60 years of age, and highly respected by all who knew him.

ee ao: aa er e ~ a The World's Regatta. (ERIVAL OF HANLAN AND BOYD ON THE SCENE oF THE STRUGGLE,

Provipence, R. L, June 5, 1880,—Pre- parations for the world’s regatta on the Seekenk are beginning to be visible here- abouts. ° The Farragansett, Brown Univer- sity and Pawtucket boats clubs have made extensive arrangements for the reception and entertainment of visitors, and in a few days the erection of observation stands upon the river will be commenced. As the time appreaches for the great contest, it

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A Pan-British Trade Conference.

What may be called a Pan British Trade Conference is to be held in London next February. It is to be compused of ene hundred and two delegates—40 from vari- ous British cities and trade organizations, and [54 from the Colonies—from Canada, 10; fro:n Queensland, Newfoundland, Cape ‘Town, Port Elizabeth, Natal, Tasmania and Singapore, 2 each; Adelaide, Victoria, New Seuth Wales, Ceylon, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, 3 each; New Zealand, 4; and West Indian Islands, 6. Preliminary ar- rangements have been made under the aus- pices of the British Chambers of Commerce Association. But the movement seems to have been mainly promoted by Mr. Pater- son, Secretary of the Dominion Board of Trade. The chief subject for consideration at the conterence will be, how best to pro- mote the commerce of the Empire. Some geod may result from the gathering.

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Methodist Conferences.

The Conference of Methodist ministers in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island takes place at St. John on the 22nd inst. The Island centingent, while in St. Jolin will be entertained as follows :—

Ackman, 8. R., A. CGC. A. Salter,

Carleton. Berrie, John C., Dr. Shettield, 165 Char-

* lotte St.

Bell, Edward, George McKea, 10 Re- becca St

Baker, H. R., A. B., Benj. Potts, 132 Charlotte St.

Campbell, G. M., Rev. H. McKeown, 70 Exmouth St.

Cowperthwaite, H. P., A. M., G. W. Burbridye, 299 Princess St.

Deinstadt, T. J., Mrs. Union Sc.

Goldsmith, John, Hugh Bustin, 18 Hors- tield St.

Lawson, Wm., F. Blizard, 165 Lainster Street.

Maggs, Wm., D. McAlpine, 299 Princess Street.

Phinney, J. S.,W. A. Magee, Britain St.

Seller, Joseph, M. A., E, L. Whittaker, Queen Square.

Smallwood, F., Hon. James D, Lewin, Carleton

Slackford, Elias, Capt. Holder, Main St., Portland.

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Personal.

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It is rumored that Senator Kaulbach will shortly load to the altar one of Montreal's fairest belles.

At Torento, on the 9th inst., James Stewart lupper, son of Sir Charles Tupper, was married to Misa Galt, daughter of Judge Galt.

Sir Bache Cunard, M. G. Cunard and F. Gosling, of England, were in St. John on Friday en route North on a fishing tour.

There is a good deal of excitement in Tor- ento ever Rev. Mr. Handford, as most con flicting ramors are abroad regarding him. Two of his @eacons say that he is in bed delirous, and that his life is in danger, while others whe claim to be well informed, state that he left the city on the Great Western on Monday and that he has not yet returned. No information can be ob- tained at his house. His resignation has been accepted.

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MINSATURE ALMANAC,

SEALE. vic Gawcebs cd ces JUNE 15,,1880 Son Ruses......413 | High Warer 2.56 a.m Sou Gels. : i. 7.47 | FuLt Moon 22-9, 33. 1m

Weather Bulletin.

Probalilities for the next 24 hours for the Maritim. Provinces.

To! onto, June 14, 10a. m, Fresh to brisk northwesterly to northeast- erly winds, partly cloudy cool weather.

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The H ull relief committee will receive no more applications, and expect to wind up all their business by the end of the menth. | They will have a surplus of $1,000,

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

entevs quite largely into current conversa- tion, and it is apparent that there is arising a deep interest in the affair. The oarsmen entered in the race are beginning to arrive, and probably they will all be here and in training by the middle or last of next week. Edward Hanlan and Robert Boyd, whe ar- rived to‘day frem New York, were warmly greeted by the local oarsmen, and every- thing was done to make them speedily feel at home. Hanlan brought two boats, one of Toronto make, which he used at Wash- ington, and the other a Waters paper shell. Boyd has a fine boat called the Alexandria, built by Swaddle & Winship. Both of the men lost no time in seeking out their board- ing places in farin houses on the banks of the Seekonk, and trying the course on | which they will seon be called upon to dis- play their utmost skill. They will begin their training at once and keep it up until the day of the race. Hanlan said, after taking a good spiu on the river, that the course was much better than he had been ied to expect, and he was well satisfied with it; in fact, he liked it very much indeed. He proclaimed that he never was in better eondition for a race, and, with a pleasant smile, said that the man who expected to beat him would have to make a faster record than has ever been done yet. Boyd also expressed himself pleased with the course, and stated that he was going to work without delay to reduce his weight, which is somewhat above the mark, and to get himself in good form. He should do his best to win, and meant, if possible, to carry ‘‘ that little pile of money” back toe England. Ross 1s alse here, and was on the river to-day taking a little exercise. G. W. Weisgerber has been at his quarters nearly a week, and daily engages practice. To-day he’ pub- lished a challenge for John A. Kennedy to row a single-scull three mile race at Silver lake on the 26th for $500 a side. til aciicigiilagicciaai attic

Science of Hducation— Definitions and Genera! Principles.

1. Education is that perfecting ef the indi vidual which prepares him fer practical usefulness.

2. That system of education is best which prepares the individual fer the high: est and the greatest usefulness.

3. Teaching is developing, instructing, and training mind.

4. Teaching is essential to education.

dD. That method of teaching 1s best which best secures the chief ebject of education. 6. The mind can only be preperly de- veloped, instructed, and trained by the proper exercise of its pewers and faculties. 7. In order to the proper exercise of the mental pewers and faculties, suitable ma- terial must be furnished as subject matter for the exercise, and the mind must be properly directed in such exercise.

8. Since the pupil can only furnish a portion of the subject matter suitable fer mental exercise, it is a part of the teacher's work to provide such material.

9. Since the pupil, comparatively unde- veloped, uninstructed and untrained, can- not, unaided, so direct the exercise of his mind in using suitable material as to secure the most beneficial results, it is also a part of the teacher's duty to aid the pupil in securing such results,

10. The proper exercise of the mental powers and faculties upon suitable material will result in useful knowledge, develop- ment, and trainiug.

11. That knowledge, development and training alone, is useful, which contributes to the perfection ef universal being.

12. That culture, knowledge and train- ing is most useful, which secures this ob- ject to the greatest extent.

12, The most useful culture, instruction and training, contribute most largely te the perfection of universal being by securing the highest individual perfection.

14. Hence it is the teacher's imperative duty to secure such culture, and traing to his pupils.

—R. A. Waterbury tn the Canada Schwol Journal,

St oo IO PINAFORE cigars at Rubin & Hart’s. THe Engiid mail boat arrived at Rimouski this morning.

The Italian Government has ordered are

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WAREHOUSE,

QUEEN SQUARE.

Spring and Summer Goods, COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, VALUE UNSURPASSED.

oc. aceimamniets "HE Subscribers have, by the 5. S. ‘‘Prinee

Edward,” ‘Ethel Blanche,” and other later arrivals, completed the

LARCEST AND BEST STOCK OF British and Foreign Dry Goods AND GROCERIES

Ever imported by them, which they will dis- pose of at the lowest Cash prices.

elsewhere. W. & A. BROWN & CO, June I, 1880. [j 14

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BY REQUEST.

»? Additional

WILL BE GiVEN IN

MARKET HALL,

— BY THE-—- —PorTosky

FOLIES DRAMATIQUES!

A$ FOLLOWS:

THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,

First production in this City of W. S. Gilbert’s Beautiful Dramatic Contrast, in two Acts, entitled

SWEETHEARTS |!

After which Burt’s Funnyisms and the Rearing Farce of

NAN, the Goed for Nothing.

TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, FAREWELL PERFORMANCE, and first production here, with grand effects, His- torical Costume, autl new Music, of the cele- brated moral and pathetic Drama by W. 8. Gilbert, entitled

DAN’L DRUCE,

Or the Village Blacksmith,

Scene—England. Period —1661 to 1666,

LEWIs—

Lumber, Lumber, Lumber

’ WILL SELL TO-MORKOW (Tuesday) EVENING, 15th inst., at.6 o'clock, p.m.,

on Pownal Wharf, —

6,000 fe#t Spruce Boards,

10,000 feet Hemblock Boards:

15,000 feet Deal,

10,000 feet Scantling,

Shingles, etc., ex Schr. ‘‘Margaret Jane.”

W. D. STEWART,

June 14, 1880. Auctioneer.

TOLET! —

The Bayvue Motel at Souris,

OMMANDING a splendid view of Col- e ville Bay and the surrounding country, with Sea Bathing, Fishing, Shooting, &c., easy of access; with Trains to Charlottetown daily, morning and evening. The best Sum- mer Resort in P. E. Island for Tourists. Im- mediate possession will be given. Rent moderate. Apply to

PETERS & PETERS, Charlottetown, or te JAMES McLAUGHLIN, June 14, 1880—lw

Please give us a call befere purchasing

Performances

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in any part o ‘e made for boxes or eartage. REMEMBER!

10, 15, 20 and 30-lb, Boxes of

MIXED CRACKERS,

suitable for Housekeepers; put up anc

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1 Pilot, 50 Barrels Captain’s Pilot, which shall be sold cheape. than ever

180 Barrels Navy Bread

| HAVE NOW IN STOCK 200 Barrels No.

the following kinds of Ship's Bread :

COOD FAMILY FLOUR

Constantly on hand, and Cheap for Cash.

Churches, Parties, Picnics, &c.

June 14, 1880.

| Y AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, June 16th, at 2 o'clock, at Auction Kooms, No. 11 Queen Street, — CHAIRS, In Common Kitchen, Wood Rockers, Nurse

do., N. Y. Grecian de., Spindle do., Cane Reckers, Nurse do., &c.

BEDSTEADS,

In Low Swiss, High do., Cottage do., Round Corner do., &c.

CHAMBER SETS, In Dolly Varden, Paneled, Rustic, &e.

TABLES,

In Centre, Leaf, &c. Folding Cribs,Cradles, &c.

This consignment is direct from one of the best Factories in the Dominioff, and ordered for positive Sale.

Also, a Lot of very fine Chromos, Show Cases, etc., all of which must be sold.

A. MeNEILL, Auct’r. No. 11 Queen Street, June 12, 18:0.

Great Summer Resort PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

IO RW BO DB is.

HIS New aud Commodious House, situate at North Shore, offers great attraction for Tourists who are wanting recreation, sea bathing, fishing, etc.

It is within easy access of the City, being only thirteen (13) miles by rail or carriage. Charges moderate. For further particulars apply to the Manager, or address

LORNE HOTEL COMPANY,

Charlettetown, P. FE. 1. June 12, 1850,

Mortgage Sale.

TO be Sold by AUCTION, on WEDNES- DAY, the twenty-first day of July next, 1880, at the hour of twelve o’cleck, neon, at the Ceurt House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, dated the twenty-ninth ot May, 1873, made between John Quirk, of Charlottetown, Baker, and Sarah Eliza. beth, his wife, of the one part, and John Ings, of the other part, —

LL that tract, piece and parcel of land

4X situate, lying and being in Charlottetown

Royalty, being part of Pasture Lot Number one hundred and forty-nine in the Reyalty ef Charlottetown, bounded as follows, that-is to say: By a line commencing on the north eastern side of a lane en the south west side of the said Pasture Lot at six chains and seventy- nine links from the north-western side of the Kensington Road, and running thence along the said lane northwesterly three chains and thirty-eight livks; thence north twenty- eight degreesforty minutes east, or parallel with the St. Peter’s Road five chains and ninety- six links, or to the northeast boundary line of | the said Royalty Lot; thence along the same) southeasterly three chains and thirty-eight! links; thence south twenty-eight degrees forty | minutes, west five (5) chains and ninety-six’ (96) links, er tothe place of commencement, | being known and marked on the survey and) plan of the said Pasture Lot made by Henry’ Jenes Cunda!l, Land Surveyor, as Plots Num | bers Seven (7) and Eight (8), and containing) two acres, a little more or less, together with | the appurtenances to the same belonging, or| in any wise ¢ppertaining.

LonGwortH & Haszarp, Solicitors, Char- lottetown. Dated this fourteenth day of June, A. D,

other ironclad to Peru for the protection of

‘Italian interests,

1880. JOHN INGS,

[j 14, 61 law—1] Mertgagee.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. |

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OPENED TO-DAY!

BRUCK & MeKENZIE'S,

i CASE Scotch and Canadian Tweeds.

June 12, 1880—3i

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At the Fish Market.

ee HALIBUT, Codfish and Mackerel; also, Smoked Alewives and Finnan Haddies.

Charlottetown, June 3, 1880.

PACKET SERVICE,

Charlottetown and New London.

ae “ONWARD,” Capt. James A. Mc- hb) Kie, will be ready to receive Freight about the 13th imstant, thereafter making fertnightly trips between abeve Ports. Apply to

ARCH’D. KENNEDY. Ch’town, June 10, 1880. m w £,6i

ONG LB. LOBSTER CANS,

\(MHE Subscriber is prepared to supply

Lobster Packers with made Cans in cases, containing four dozen each, at prices as low as they can be imported. |. Orders had better be sent ina few days _bafore requiring to be filled.

HORACE HASZARD. Ch’tewn, Lith June, 1880—3i eod

A Liberal Discount to Wholesale Buyers. Special prices offered to Committees ¢f Catalogue and Price List mailed free to any addres»

JOHN QUIRK,

Proprigior, —— ee

| 300 MEN WANTED.

a SHAW & BROS., of Grand Lake . « Stream, Maine, want 509 Men to peel Hemlock Bark. Wages ranging from $20 to $26 per month, including Board. They will have employment until the last of August, June 8. 4ins pd

REOPENED.

| P have sweanat my ICE CREAM SALOON, where | will be glad to meet all my old | customers, and as many new ones as will | favor me with a call.

_ ECR eaghy 29 to Parties and Balls, i 16 quality of the Crees: will be, as

5 best that can be bought. ——

June 9. 4w W. F. CARTER.

Es

Wants, Lost, found, &e.

a Advertisements under this heading, in space mot excveding half an inch, wili he inserted for Ten Cents per day.

ee

OHN LoNGWoRrRTH. [jl4 3i A Bartments to Let, on Euston street, near (Great George street. Apply te | Parrick Suerry, Fitzroy street. jl4 tf.

\ JAGSTAFE'S HOTEL, Pownal Street, continues to receive transient and permanent Boarders. {jl

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

ATCH LOST—0n the iCth May _ last, between Grafton Street and Peake’s No. 2 Wharf. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the EXxAMInes Office. [jo 10 3i pd

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ANTED— A few permanent Boarders. Y¥ Apply at Mrs. J. R. McKenatr’s, King’s Square, next door to the residence ef Mark Butcher, Esq. [ma 31 6i pd

pir to Let—At ‘ Kensington ’ and ‘Belvidere,’ cheap. Apply to Isaac Gopktn, Edward Street. [ma 25 tf

ry. LET—A New HOUSE on Weymouth

Street, nearly opposite I. J. Hodgson's. Apply at this office. {ma 22 r¥XO LET—Shop and Dwelling House, with

a large Cellar and Warehouse, in a goed business stand for general groceries, ‘Will also sell Shop and Dwelling Furniture if re- quired. Apply to Joon McEacuery, Dry Goods Store; or on the premises to Joun Me- Dona p, Grafton Street. [ma 21 tf

T° LET —A pleasantly situated Dwelling House, with stable and garden, directly ‘*Dundas Esplanade,” West For further particulars apply {ma 12

ANTED-—-Six Girls to work in the “Bedford Lobster Factory.’ Apply te

the Foreman at the Factory, T'racadie Beach. [j 12 3i eod, pat 2i

opposite the Sidney street. on the-premises,

Square, with Stables, &c. Box 124, Post Office.

Apply Glass {m 3

seareaeethimetnemmceetantt diamane ecm

FEXWO HOUSES TO LET—One con-

taining 6 rooms, the other 5 rooms; situ- ated on Spring Park Road and Long Street. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises te James McLzon., [ap 30

® LET—That comfortable and con-

. venient COTTAGE (9 rooms), with stable

and coach house, situate on Dorchester Street,

adjoining the premises of the undersigned.

Possession given immediately. J. Cunvatn,

{ma 7

NA ONEY TO LEND, Apply M ; pply to How,

ry°O LET—A large HOUSE on King’s .

Apply to H. cod