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THER DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 18, 1898
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Another Lot Of
NEW PRESBYTERIAN HYMN BOOKS
Just Opened,
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HaAsZand & _ MOORE
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| DR. Chae T
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each case. : Avoid attempts anaided.
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And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL,
T*enty years practice in N. Y. City.
Diploma registered in (7.8. and Canada, ADDEESS: CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I,
CANADA OFFICE. Victoria Row.
Accomodations reserved for patients. References on application,
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Jeweler.
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J.T. MORTON'S JAMS
Assorted kinds. : | pound tins, 2 poune tins,
MORTON'S PICKLES
Mixed Pickles, Chow-Chow, Pearl Tapioca, Flake Tapioca, Sago, Arrowroot, Epps’ Cocoa,
SANDERSON & CO. Neugralia
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DENTIST. Painks; Extraction of teeth
15 eents 25 cents
18 cents per bottle 18 cents per bottle 6 cents per pound 6 cents per ponnd
5 espts. per pound 12 cents per pound 40 cents per pound
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MILL COVE SCHOOL,
Reeult of Written and Oral Examinations G7 ADE Vi.
Englich Literature—l, Plora Melutyre, Katie McIotyre, equal; 2, Frank McQuaid; 3, Edward Bradley.
Arithmetic—1, Flora McIntyre; 2, Katie McIntyre; 3, Bivard Bradley and Frank McQ sai c equal.
Geography MQ raid and Kiward, Bradley cqval; 3 Katie McIntyre.
History—1, Flora McIntyre anc Bradlev, equal; 2, Katie McIntyre; 3, Frank Mc Q raid.
English (“Exeursion”)—1, Flora MeTn- tyre; 2, Frank McQuaid and Katie Mclo- tyre; 3,0 Bracley.
French—1, Flora McIntyre; 2, Frank McQuaid and Katie McIntyre; 3, Edward Bradley.
Geometry—!,Flora McIntyre; 2,Edward Bradley and Fraak McQuaid, equal; 3, K McIntyre,
Latin—1l, Flora McIntyre; 2, Katie MelIntyre; 3, Frank McQuaid and Edward Bradley.
Algebra—1l, Frank McQuaid; 2, Katie Mclutyre and Florence McIntyre; (equal.)
Comporition—1, Flora Mclotvre; 2, Katie McIutyre and Edward Bradley; 3, Frank McQuaid.
Poaoctuality—Flora Mcintyre,
Vv GRADE
Reading—1, Agnes Trainor and Minnie McIntyre; (equal) 2, Mary Hughes and Bridget McQuaid (equal) 3 Lo:tie iiatteray
‘sud Mary Byrne.
Arithmetic—!, Mianie McIntyre; 2, Agnes Trainor and Bridget McQuaid 8, Lottie Plesdwel! « ' Joseph Mciniyre
Grmmer—1, Joseph’ McIntyre and Mary by-ue: Z, sliua« siclotyre and Mary ‘Hughes; 3, Tcreea MclIoyre.
Histors—1l, Mary Hughes; 2, Agnes Trainor: and Mary Byrne. (equal.)
3, Teresa Mcintyre and Bridget McQuaid equal.
Writing—1, Lottie Ratteray, Mary Hughes, equal; 2, Lottie Pleadnell and Bridget McQuaid; 3, Teresa Mclutrye and Mary Byrne.
Dictation—1, Agnes Trainor and Bridget McQuaid; 2, Mary Byrne and Lottie Rattray; 3, Teresa McIntyre and Lottie Pleadwell
Punctuality.— Minnie Molotyre.
GRADE tv.
Readiog—1l, Mary McIntyre and George Berrigen, equal;-2, David MelIatyre aad Frank ‘lrainor, equal; 3, Philip Hughes.
Artametic,—1, Mary MdTotyre; 2 Philip Hughes and David Miclotyre; 3, Frank Trainor and George Berrigea.
Weriog,—1, Mary Mclutvre and Frank Traivuor; 2, David Melutyre aud Philip Hugkes; 3, George Berrigan.
Geagrapby,—1, Mary Mclntyre and Philip Hughes eqwal; 2, Prank Trainor and George Berrigan; 3, Davie Melnvtyre.
History—1, Mary Melatyre and George Berrigan; 2, David Mclotyre and Frank Trainor; 3, Philip Hughes.
‘Cemposition—l, Mary McIntyre and Philip Hughes; 2,@rank Prainor; 3, George Berrigan and David McIntyre.
Grammar—l, Mary Mclatyre; 2, Philip
»Hughes and David Méintyre; 3, Frank
Trainor and George Berrigan. Punctuality—Mary Mcintyre.
GRADE, atl.
Martio and Lizzie Trainer, equal; 3, Joho Bradley.
Writing—1, Bertha Mertin and Lizzie Trainor 2, Edith Melowvre 3,Joha Bradly.
Grammar 1, Lizzie Trainor 2, Bertha Martain and Ediuh Melntyre 3, John Bradley.
Arithmetic—1l, Bertha Martin 2, Edith Melotyre and Lizzie Trainor 3,John Brad- ley.
“States teitwi: John Bradley 2, Lizzie Trainor Edith Tramor (equal); 3, Bertha Martin.
Punctuality—!, Lizzie Trainor.
GRADE. Ll.
Reading—1, John Lannen and Minnie Bradley, equal; 2, Patrick Mclutyre and Frank Byrue; 3, Bridget Byrne.
Arithmetic-—1, Bridget Byrne; .2, Pat- rick Melotyre; 3, Jobu Laanon ard Frauk Byrne.
Writing—1, Patrick Mclatyre, and Minnie M Bradley; 3, Joho Lannon and Bridget Byrne.
Pavetuality—-1, Patrick Mcintyre.
GRADE I—il PRIMER.
Reading—t, Julia Berrigan and Bernard Mclotyre; 2, Frank Berrigan aod: Wm. Ratveray.
Writng—1, Bernard McIntyre; 2 Julia Berrigan and Wm. Rattery; 3, Frank Berrigan.
Arithmetic—1, Frank Berrizan; 2, Ber- nard McIntyre and Julia Berrigan; 3, Ww. Ratteray.
Panctuality—Bernard McIntyre.
I PRIMER.
Reading—t, Daniel McIntyre; 2, Ellen
Mclotyre.
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AN ARCHITECTURAL MATTER.
Dear Sin,—Although the contents of this letter nay vot be of much interest to
1, Flora McIntyre; 2, Fia:k | the general public, yet, wishing to state
a few facts to the worthy people compos
’ ing the congregation of the First Metho i Edward i dist Chureh, in this city, I beg to use the
columns of your newspaper for the pur-
pose as the rimplest and most direct way pose
! of doing so.
Some tithe ago two gentiemeét appointed by the Methodist building Co omittee
called at my office and stated that they contemplated placing a new ceiling in
their church and that a8 many of the con- gregation admired the groived roof of St
Paui’s Chureb, which { had designed, they would deem it a favour if I would m akea plan of what I considered to be the best treatment for their roof, 11 competition
with other architecte. Onmy asking the terms of competition they said that it would be treated fairly avd justly and that if my plans were the best I should be employed to carry out the work. I agreed
to the conditions sent and when the several competing plans sent ia by myself and others had been duly considered by the committee I was notified that my plans were accepted as the best and was instruct- ed to prepare working drawings and speci- fications for immediate tender upon th m by the contractors. The committee soon received tenders varying very little from my original estimate of the cost, and for some time I daily expected the order that work should proceed; kut 1 found out that the committee had afterwards sent an order to an architect in Toronto to prepare new plans after tle competition had been decided in ni favour, As 1 had prepared a plan that I honestly think will make the interior of the building one of the most beautiful churcb- es in Canada, as it is new one of the best acoustically, I was nota little disappointed, and I consider that I have been treated cruelly aad uofairly.
The architect in question was supposed to be eminext ou account of his residence } in Toronto, while I, on account of being satisfied with the conditions of jife in Charlottetows, was supposed to lack that distinction. Someday, however, & bope to meet this architect on his own ground, and [ am not at ail afraid of tbe result, judging by a comparison between his design for the Mthodist Church and my owr.
I consider the proposal to ‘nse plaster with heavy mouldings over suck a wide ceiling is dangereus, and the effeot will be heavy and clumey, while a light greined wooden ceiling similar in griveiple of construction to $t Paul's <burch would preserve the geweral effect of width acd Joftimess which the isterior now possesses and would be perfectly safe and durable. The first reason for enaking any changein theeeiling is the present danger~ ous condition of tle plastered roof, and I fail to see the logic of adding to the pre cent danger by gluing upa tew tons more of plastered mouldings. It was not many veats ago that the priest in the Hope River } ®. C. Church was very nearly killed hy a portion of the plastered ceiling falling from ‘forty feet above bis head and striking the seactnary floor some four or five! inches behind bis head. {In that churek { suspicions looking cracks bed been in the; roof fora numberof years, but nobody thought of mmediate dangerwatil sudden~ ly the plaster fell.
In the Methodist
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reiling a great deal
‘of dampness hes been noticeable for a long
Kime, awd in places of coarse the nails hold. ‘ag the lethewe position will be cor-eded, bv rust and ere of little value to noid the material up eothat there is no knowing when @ portionof it willdrop. &f this occurs when the obarch is fail of people there will be very serious consequences.
I further peiated out in a Jetter to the’ osmmittee with accompanying Fections | shewing diagrams of direct anu reflected reys of sound, the reasons | for the present alwost perfect perfect acoustic conditions of the interior of the charch and the damage that will ovcur if @ series of plastered arches and flat speadre! surfaces are thrown across the ir- terior spaceoverthe present palpit and if the curved ceiling is torn down from the west end, all of whick is proposed by the present Toroaic plans, and evidences in my mind tonat the eminence of the Toronto architect, in the present instance, is sot to. be clussed in his knowledge of a acoustics I remain,
‘Yours respectfully,
W. C. Hares, A. BR. C.A., Architict. THOSE FIREMEN’S COATS,
Str,—Now that the Councillors want our Votes, perhaps they can persuade them= selves to buy rubber coats for our firemen. A smal! town like Summerside can do it; why can’ Charlottetown? At Sunday’s fire many of our firemen had their best clothes spoiled with water, smoke and cinders because of the niggardly disposi- tion of the city council. This matter was brought before the council two years ago by councillor Tanton. Since then we have been sickened with promises. They can haggle over this trifle for years, pretending economy, but they can epend plenty of money to buy champagne with. If you treat our firemen like dogs, you must expect them to bite like dogs; so keep your eyes on their teeth. We must bave those coats, or know the reason why.
Firemen.
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Printing in all its branches at the Exau- | INER office, one cf the best equip-
Speiling—l, Daniel MclIutyre; 2, ~~ LOCAL AND OTHER ITER
/ at the funeral of Mr. William Byrne this
j the deceased was held by all who enjoyed
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Tue Weatner.—Fine and gold, _—— ———
istaliation of cflicers
Wanperens vs. Vicrortas at the rink Wednesday night. Baud io attendance.
scaiataaia
Prematvre.—It is premature to stzt that Mr. Fulierton will give an “illustrat. ed” lecture on Mary Queen of Scots on Feby. 8th,
o etnies Do Nor miss seeing the Wanderers, champious of the maritime provinces, at
the rink Wedoesday night.
A MEETING of the electors for Ward Five will be held at Geo. Wheatley’s store on Wednetday evening at 8 o’cleck.
Low Temperature. ~The thermometer registered 17° below zero last night at the residence of Edward Bavfield, E-q.,— exactly the tame as on the same nigut of Jast year.
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No 1 Company 4th Regt C. A. will meet at the Orderly Roome to morrow Wednes- day night at 8 o’clock instead of Thursday night and will continue on Wednesday n'gbts until further notice.
Pouice Covrr.—This foreooon a young man named Daniel Gillis was committed to jail for thirty days for the larceny of « sugar bow]! from a Richmond Stre+t saloon- keeper in December last.
Tue Temperatcre.—Fifteen below zero was the lowest iudicated during last night. At nine o’clock this morning twelve below wisthe reading. Aioneo’ciock this after. nvon six above zero was indicated.
Leypixe Lisrary.—A small lending library has been opened in connection with the mission work. in St. Peter’s school- room. Anyone wishing for a book can have one for two cents; opened Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 and Friday evening, from 8 to 9 p. m.
Tue concert ir St. James’ Hall,tonight, is uader the direction of Mr. &. N. Earle, the programme isa first-class one, the hall will be comfortable, and a pleasant evening is gwaranteed to all who attend. Good instrumental music, gravid solos and first class readings. Admission 20c.
Tae Sraxcey crossed to Georgetown this forenoen, and will leave that port fur Pictou tomorrow morning. The special with the mails and passengers coming by the Stanley arrived in Charlottetown about half past-ene this afternoon.
Sure er Property.—Tomorrow at 12 o'clock Mr. R. Bearisto wil] sell the Red- ‘mond property,on the Malpeqne Road. This is a very desirable site for a comfort- able dwelling’ house end is within five minutes walkof the Post Office. There is a goo€ stone wall and adry cellar under the house.
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Cowaxtrep To Tae Earnru.—The large num ber of mourning friends im attendance
morning testified to the esteem in which
his aguaintance. The pall-bearers were:
F. St.©. Brecken, Percy Pope, M.J, Moren,
Francis Laugbrin, Bernard ‘Trainor and
Joseph McCarey. The floral tributes
incluéed beautiful wreaths from the ems‘ ployes of the Post-Offie: and the Misses Murray ,of Boston.papils of the Convent De
Notre Dame, The Mase of Requiem in St.
Dunstan’s Cathedral was celebrated by
Rev. 2. R.A. Macdonald. The intermenc ' was ia the Roman Catholic Cemetery.
PERSONAL.
Hotel Davies: V & Farrell, C A North- vup, elifax; T F Mortimore, Toronto; & C Cox, Souris.
We thank those whe se promptly paid their acceunts rendered this month. There are bundreds still unpaid: these represent thousands ot dollars, which we require this moni. We again request a: genereus response: receipts giveneach day fromsS a. m. te 6 po m,—Stankiecy Bres.
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The Military Sehoul
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just organized in our
city is a good thing. Another good thing for
to have isa Military
Swe gger Cane
6 ‘ ¢ é ( every Officer attending it é ; , ¢
We have just 20 left, so that those that have not @ got one had better hurry. g 25c buys one.
Johnson & Johnson
N. B.—Our stores close at 9 o’clock each night except
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Just now we are offering
ernment night,
Fur Collars, latest styles,
Storm Collars, Children’s Collars, Muffs,
Ruffs and eice,
Ask to see them.
THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
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STANLEY BROS.
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A New Year’s
Greeting —x_
After thanking my customers for the splendid Xmas and New Years Trade accord ed me, and wishing them a Happy New Year I might remind them that we have a full sup-
ply of our Empire Extra and Empire Blend
Teas still o
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it. J. MORRIS
List of Ratepayers sor the ity of Charlottetown
In default ror Assesment due on Real Property, for the year ending 31st Decem-— ber, 1897, containing names of all snch detauiters. and the amount due from them respectively, with a statement of the Number of the town Lot, Water Lot and Common
Lot npon which or any part thereof such assessment is in defau!t.
Name of Ratepayer In Defauit.
Statemeat or Description of Property upon which Assessment Is made,
McArthur, Sarah Birch, John, oyle, Stephen,
Carmichael, Est. of Jas Houre & Land on Town Lot N Vacant Land on Town Lot No 72 & 73, 2od hun. Dockendorf,Chas.& Jas Vacant Land on Town Lot No 10, 4tb nan, House & Land on Town Lot No 64, ist hun,
ov Town Lot No 838. Ist bun, House & Land on Town Lot No 91, 3rd b uD,
Careron, Edmund, Griffith, Jolin A Hollman, Joho, Hughes, Peter,
Hughes, Bridget, Lowe, Walter,
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McNeill, Duncan, “e “ae
Purdie, Jane, Estate <
Amount
of Assessment due & unpaid
Houte & Land on Common Lot No. 22,
House & Laud on Town Lot No 72, 3rd hun, House & Land on Town Lot No 3, 2nd hun, 9 73, 3rd hun,
y
House & Lard
House & Land on Common Lot No 21, House & Land on Common Lot No 22, House & Land on Common Lot No 23,
House & Land on Town Lots Nod & 6, 4th hun,
House & Land on Town Lot 49, 4th bun House & Land on Town Lot 98, 4th bun, Vacant Land on Common Lot No 31 House and Land on Common Lot No 22, ‘Vacent Land on Common Lot No 22,
of, W. A. O. Mor=.’
sop and Leslie 5S.
McNut', Trustees, McQuaid, Dennis, Reid, Richard B. Steel, Robert, Trainor, Patrick, Thorne, Charles E.
Thorne, Charles E. Thorne, R. & Geo. 8. Williams, Jobo,
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Ward, Estate Robert
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Statute 51 V
Cap. !2, Section 91, Ratepayers of the City scribed the Assessme
make an application to cis Honor, the S:ipendiary ment against *ach and all of the lands above so levied against them, and then unpaid,
entered, I will further
House & Land on Town Lots No.97 and 98, Ist kun
Vacant Land ou Town Lot 10, Jet bun,
Houre & Land on Town Lot No 95, 2nd hun, House & Land on Town Lot No 20, 3rd hun, Houee & Land on Town Lot No 83, 2nd hun,
Small hovsee & Land $390, Vacant Land Corner
Lot, $300, on Commoa Lot 23, House and Land on Common Lot 23,
Large House & Lard on Common Lot No 23,
House & Land oo Common Lot No 24, Vacant Lund on Common Lot No 27, House and Land on Common Lot No 25,
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after 30 days publication of the above liet, being 3 list of the of Charlottetown who have failed to pay within the time pre- ut severally levied upon their Real Property in said city, I wil
Dated this 28th day of December, 4. D. 1897.
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