PAons.At um 7090 Guaranteed

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Daily for l9O(.

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THE CHARL TIETOW _

BQDLD BURGLARS a

imaiiurr D _ _

Were,_Robbing Sovereigii'Bank at Sut=) _'

ton, One Had Blown the Safe Open

i

moan vo Aitviounnnnnn ' *' "`"' " ` ' _ 'I N ` - ; , i'

w.._m.i1..~8w._............. .nl ‘ CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD 1si.aND, e/iNADA, wEDNEsDAv,`xoCToBi~:a 1907. 1 iw l‘_!.'li*_"'...‘.ff.l".’i.lf'i‘.t.2‘” V

A List Showin the (iratii in Pro ress and

A when -Fired Upon by Bank - ,g y g g

., Men, ,Improvements Efiected i,niCharlottetown,--

Sii~i"i'uN, Qu/-, Oct l-lSpe':lul]-An uf,

successful iitirmpr. was miide by live uien torob the Scvereigii bank agency hire this morning.

After an explosion which wrecked the

nuttr part ol tiic safe' the robbers were tired upon by R S Ward and E f_l Cat-ley

two of the bank slnil” who roomed across the sire _t.

The burglars escaped and made oil'

riouth, firing three revolve rs as they run.

Postmaster Charles Griggs, whojoined

in the chase, was shot in the foot by one ot them.

sniwaaniss or aaiirax Races

.mii___m__@ -

The Concluding lie

and Race-Cresceus Got the Two- year-(lid With Ease -Other Summaries

|jM,||.- x_ Ougiliir l--\ tri-it fb-»l of D iii _ . , . _ . . _ _ _ . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . ...fli~

i|ii.el'¢‘._~t was 1'.-.iiirel yrs vi'-lay iii |_iii» liiinl h»-:it of the 2.25 iriii. iinil |ni< ii ivhii-li vias i iiiiliiiiiiliieii al. Niiiiiiiiivii in. Si. iii'-lay, vi ith M_n~i i(a'liiiiis iinii ()i ti (brim --aeii havirg twi iirstri to c edil. \\ li ii it wi San- ||,um;.¢|, h;i.vcvir, that Otio O.\'is, who iiijurcl his fore leg in the final iient Sii.~ uriiiiy, was uriiiiili- ti leiive his s..i\ll» U10 iiite\~i»:<t ll igged, as It was only ni eessaiy mr Mig" K»\¢lmn.~4 iogi-i. ini~i`di tile il is- tnnce iiiig io mi-nic iii-»i_ nic icy- j

Out 'of nine entrirs in the colt event

only four faced thu wire and eftir the the second he it there was nothinii 5° 1» hut, the Fredericton niui‘.‘, and ilii- non of the great Ci-esceus, whose superior ii e-'ding scemtvl to lull in the DWG lliilil heats wliichhe c,ip'ure:i in riitier ras iiiyie, S r Ban, the Sydney €l\ll`.Y~ 1>_i'V11"“" of irdirig second in the first lioai., secured

thiid money.

Suiiri.il\nii:_<.

2_3) Trot and I’_ie".

Lady Blngeii,h ni by Blngen

Springhill Stal>lc|__.........

A'lr Mack, b m by Parkside. , Cmii-inn, uh m by CIN' - - 3 3

Timo-2 lti_‘,’,2 itil, 2 1°.

2 lb riior suits.

Marguerite. RF Ill. bi' Al'l`1iil|‘l»

Gullagbsr Bros Woodstock. ...-1

lir Ferron, bs, hy Ferro". CUM' "T3

Henry, Chatham _ _ . . . . . , _ . . _ . . _._ 2 3 l 2, orphan Girl, D m, by Fi-rron. G20

R iinsvvcrth,-Berwick . , _ _ . . ll 2 3 4

Miss Minto,b in, by Israel, John

DUsraol1 . . . _ _

Blomidon_... __...........57vU- Axhell...._..._. _....7511 D» John Bell._... ...Jilin- iii_rionG..._._... 08 il

Time-2.25), 2.25§, 2.201.

'rwo-YEAR-.ii.n 'mor s'iai<ic.

Gco. Crescent. 011 P. lo' C"0U°¢’““~

Frank Basics. Oharloitchown . . _ ...ll i l May o'Neiii. b in, ny Judie Willa” H 0'Nnlil,Fredorioton . . . _ . . . . . . --- 1 Z 2 Sir Ban, b s, by Bsnitu.-1 C 11"1‘f“l' Sydncy....._. _ ..--_--_-211 Kiss Moaia, b f. by Banli»0. 11 11f'=“'

ton,Sydney . . . . _ . . . . 'l'ime--3 0l§, B.48§, Build- _ llulifax Exhibition races. SGW- 23

1007.

240 Pace, Sinks $400;

Miss Luna. in in. ly 11|'-D-111'. W If

Alien, Frsiicrloioii. N 13.01.-l||ni~)~ 1 1 1

Major Wilkes, br tt. by Ni-lson, Frinlt Bnutillsr. Hilifiix. '1l°“l' iller)............_. . . . . . , . _ . _ ._....222 Linri Merrill. 11.1"- 'JY L"““’"' F

Duncam-on. Fairvlllo, N B (Fraser _ &l)Steriic) . - . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ _ . . ._.433

1i~|”|_|°°5_ \, m, by Bmirboii Patchen Springhill Stables (Wiirr8v)-»~~--- 3 4 ‘1 Rirht Wilkes. blk e. 1'? !\1'1»’°ll Wilkes. (Col) -------------------- -~ "I1"

1,19 »|~|m»r san imea, rum-ii: $400.

P-mh°|»|n|_ blk m, by Beticrtoll.

Hater Oarmll, llnlifix. (Carroll). ...I l l_ Bnoiionan. If th 11! T““'“°"' F"°d 1 p'"||| Hgy Glasgow (D Si/6elBl.._.’3 2 2 Dalit wine-_ ch in. iv 01°" H _ 0‘_Neil, Fredericton. illulinerl.---» 2 3 4

Mcoliowvaimib ir. by 'l'oibrJ»k, il A _

Gizmo, Marysville. N. 17»i5*"f"°',")'8 5 3 as wiim, b in. brWii\e"°°d _

,H l'A\i°mont.Tf\“‘°~ ic‘"‘) 4.5

Psngxer L.. 7 I. ll! -1\'-- ll D““°”_“~h°° 8 6 mi miie, iv B. (Fi-used ~--°° xrsoisiitm ii. hr Kremlin F li°\\'- _

|` |-, Halifax, (B in_i.iI|eri._._._... ._ 0 31 ni:-_ w. »».»_ i» Di-»w,1\\"'“=~ J C

' |,,|~.§’d§lq-, (L rdo -7 7 3

t.’a"‘

,,,»-

N.-

.- »- N. >»

‘ 2,15, Trotand Pace, Purse MM.

at oi The 2.25. Trot

2_23'i`r-ot and l’_ii.c, Purie $i i0, (unfln|sl~.-

eil.)

Otto 0__i.i{ ‘, hilt g, by _1"a"r O_»ks,

G \V M'fl{vilglii, Spi‘ir\;ghil`, (Mel(ni.rhi) . , _ , , , _ . _ . . . _ . . _ _ _ . ,_.12 1 -i

Mies Kadnirs, h ni, by tlieyscone,

Suringglililfl ublrs (Wnrrei ) _ . _ ._ .3 1 ii l

Mabri 'T. b iii, by Pnrkwonil,-A E

Lfinir. G|inrloLtetown,(Csnieron)_ .2 3 2 2

William, hir, liy Sir Williuiii, Nat.

Doherty, Steliiirton, (S\veei)....4 4 ~l Ii

Rob. rt C, bg, by Banner Boy. D W

Wilbur, Moncton. (Wilbur) . _ . ._.5 5 3 5

Frank Krohn, ch g, by Shiloh, J C

Lanier, Sydney (Lnrdci-i.. . . ,_ . _ .fi ii 5 ii

SUMl\iARIIt'S.

Halifax Exhibition.

" September 27, 1li0T. l<`our-Year-Old l’.i<e Stake, $400. four he (ts St-pi. 26.

Prince Allondly, v. c, by Alfon-

dly, Gallagher Bros. Wood- stock, N. B. (Gallagher)

. . . .._ 2 2111 Cecil Mack, rr. m., by Dispute,

L. B. C. Phair, Fredericton, N. B. (Coilins)....__... 118 2 3

Sllpreryelde, blk. yr.. by Park-

side, Stephen Hughes, Sum- rnerride, 1-‘_ E. I. (D. Steolr-)_.. 3 4 2 3 4 Quei-n Marie, li. m., by Park- _

wood, D. W. V\'hite, York Pt., _

_ P. E. l. (White and Irviiig).,. 4 ii 5 4 2_ Lina Miller, blk. ui., by, Brazil- ian. P. Doherty, Sydney (Packard) _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . ... 7 7 3 5 5 liar-ry H2. br. 'iz,, by Piirkwood, ll. C. Jewett, Fredericton, N. li. (Caiuer0n)......._...._. S 3 6 dis. William Mack, b. rr., hy Sir William, Dr. -1. P. Annis, Bear River (Annie) -_ _ _ _ _.. _ . . ._ .5 5 4 die

Lady Laura, ii. m., by Sir \Vi]1igm, J, R. DQ\Vlti»,

Bridgetown (DoWiti).._,_...._0 B 7 dr. Time by Quarters.

lst Heat. ._.._..._34 108i l.»l<i_} ind Heat. . _ _ _ _ _Bidi 110i 1.~l(iH ilrii lli~.st_........_9.':!_r I-ll 1-49 ith lleat..... .llili 1-12 L49 2-25# .mi lie-_it . _ _ . . . __.ing may i.-is 2.22.;

' tl Yea:-Old-Pace, Stake, $460.

Ogrn D, blk. s., by Uraiiilian, S. G.

neg, ;\[c.,|ngu<-, P. E. I. (Irving) 1 3 __

`r`i§.3}.iA`.`3`_fiL_ QI. 'tl `.`i'i'il.'..f.ii`§'.' oéb.

VV. Bower, Woodstfck, N. B.

2 22d 2.221 2.261

iG*‘““¥h“`)°"' 21 2 Once there need to be ii. l`vwpcopi-eiviiv

Lad I! l , blk. ni.. b Brazilian. S.`lW. Deafvlbon, North Tryblli P- E-

I. (Sieros) _ _ . _ _ , . . _ . _ . . . . . _ . _ . _ " 2 3

1’€l'Pl|115U~ b- F" I’-7| P°'k"id°' J' D' shoul ‘els and say: "Oli, there'.~i naiiiiiitr

Maint”-¢,Ch'wwn (D. Siesie).... »i 4 4

Time by Quarters. i

lst Huat...._..._.3'7 L12! 1-51 127

The Day of The Pessimist is Passed== Advancement is their Word Now

__ ..»..__-...-._-.1 ~¢-_-D

3%...

r -' ' -'_/reefs? “ _ ' _

"‘ ._ ., _

__ ,rt :_ _ ,_ ._,, -_ Piioio by Bayer.

. . - W ,_ 1~?’<`.’s. E _ fly* li ‘ _

_ il 'l .,faI' '§f’l__» _ ~ _'~ _if _ii A

- » -~;_~.,~ . Q if ‘ i

_' " si* '~’.'~' i , __,__.,»,~_f.¢'ff,_;_,,r,;j~,;ai,_*¥"» ,H1 , _ i '_.,. - _ _ '-

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citizens in days gone past, and which nl- rnost invariably was trotted out for re- view on occasions when iinprovi-.nicnts of a civic nature were propoaie-l.

it will he iwinembersd that almost all

themodernconveniencrs with which Chor- lotietown is provided were Opposed by those who come ntlist to lie known as croiikers. But time has passed since then,

Bnai ci-ities, have proved that the croiiici-1 were vii-ong.

lt is not possible to i-ny that the march

ofiinpiuveinent has been slow in Cli:ii'~ ltittetown, In the pist ten years, not to cmbrnccalonger period, rec wliat hm been accomplisiic-l. Who that ieniuur- bers the appearance ot the City nt that time-ltsstrcetnits sidewalks, and its

general appearance-will say thai. that ii. has proizreened slowly. `

But this short sketch is nierely todcai

with the subject of the many new resirlences which have been eirciril in Ohnrioltiztown in the past fow years.

o.\ild always lie couiitiil upon, wlinn ,Azul what was doing, to ciiiing iliri-

niueh in ing rloni_' li/s very hard now to

find guy Q' thi ge nhr.iirnerB left.

The Guardian has been fuinlshcri by the

2ndHe»t.._._...,:m lie 1.50 assi _

5 37§ ll'l! L51) 25);

iird He -i - '

2.20 Trot, Purse $400. lngliet otsoms of the houses anil other

Dairy Dewitt, i.. m.. by Refi ED.

Liilie, F. Boutilior, Halifax (Boutiller) . _ . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . _...t 3 1 1

Regal Pnndect, b.s., by Regal

Wilkes, Sprlnahlii Stables,

(Warnn).: . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ al l 2 8 Bolmsr b.s_. 111 M°k°- 0h“1“"

Henry, Chatham. N' B-_ (Henry) '

McKay, Glace Bay, (MoD_°n-

¢iii)°_ ........... ........dI~-

` 1'|mn by Quarters.

m,Hee'._._,.._....85 110i 1-451 2-319 siidneam... ___...ss i.ii 1.401 2.221 ara H¢»t._.__..__..:io i.ioi' Lan 222;,

Tourist and 200 000 Club. with the follow-

bniiiiings erected during the past few

y|,,,»,»_ 1;, _f,,\-nislei undeniable cvidencc that there has_ been ii good deal done.

The tlunrilhin's il'ii_~iirntion contains

Sm. ,,“i,iii5i..i»i.n (\\'»rr¢»»).__.._. 1 i i Claudia ll l,i-h in. iiv Dir ci. liai

\ _ . . . . . . . - . - - ~ . - »-~-------3233 ° '___ Felix b. g., by Wiidbrlno, D. Il. B. R. Iiin-t. ll .lifes .b~_\‘ 'lil 1 -I .l

Adu Mic, b. ri._, liy. l',ii'i:.~iiie, .l. A.

Morris n, Suniiii--rsliir. (i‘. Steel )

will-B.-:s r.-, i-_ a_.by il :i_irc.C»»s- _

'l‘l|||.- by (Jn i'l.~\i' .

iniiim .... ...,_._iis 1.102 1.45 z_zi - -

ygig, li g,,"by Wlidbiinr; (M0-

fi

sw

.-`|‘I Mi\c1i..iinlrl_ _ . _

J J llornliy . _ . . . . . .._

J .l McKinnon. EC.r.ion _ . _ .

and the years, which have bce i called tht-_

Ona of the most delightful things to be portraits of ri few of the dwelling houses. noted of late years in this C ty has been The pictures show that they nrei_ speci- the decrease of that ou'-'Ji-.late pesslsisin ‘mobs of l»e:iii'ifiil architecture iiiil ered- which used lo rule the minds of many table alike to their oiviirrs and to ti'e

City.

aria \'Ai.iii-1.

. . . __. .._..4,000

..__3,50i) _.._3,000

Inuchlnn Mi:l)oiialii.. _ __ . _ .._2,500 lsaucCii‘Li-i‘...__... __ ....3000 Isaac Lniie..... ._..3_000 liCotton._ ._ ....2,000 W l. Coi.'oli___. ..._2.2iJ0 li(li'..iib...... ._fi.0i0

iiiloopri-_,_. ._ ..._<'i,0ii i‘}Fost'i‘ . . . . . . . . _ . . ______2i'iilil

()\V.\’E1l.S NAME

Cli:ii'lotl.ei.nwii Clair. \Vi\iiuii _ . . . _ _._ J A Mel'.:ii'eii. _ _ _ . , . IV ra Jnhii MeMill~in.

.»\ MeNiir__..__...__....._. __

Dani(-l iieaivlon _ _ _ .

4 ililil

_.__-zsoo

_ ....Il,50il

-“-._._ .._»..2,5il0

_ ,..3,0ili)

._......._,:i,ooo

. . _ _ . ______._...,_i_i:i

Ilcnry,Chiii.iiaiii(li-envy).. . __ 44 fl

H, ||,.,|,_ _ , ,ziri Lon) i,.|:.i ii.)

2", ,|,.,, _:i.i i_iii iii.; and _ _ _

IM, msgstr, in-. m., by Biiigrn, _ai-ii mst ._ _ .... .Jill 1.00 1.42# 2 is-_ Minanl's iimirieni Used bv Phvsiciadi. i|niard't Liniment- Taka no other Minard't i.I..imonitlis Luniberman’|l'rlsnd_,

¢J

A .J

..............2,5i)(l

. _. ._.l5,000

ll llfiliriiy, _ _ _ _ . ._ .

F R il-:nriz..._ Mins Rob-it~oii. ._ .....2,-500 D A Mel{innon____.. . . . . _ .._ iii' Jeni ins tlinprovemenis) ._ _ . .l,i'i(.0 S l<‘ lifidgsoii, " _ _ ....l,00fl \Vin l\liirtiii....._...._......_. ._...‘.l,500

-I A S llliyrr ..__.1l.500

l’i'ooi,e Bro ._(lmpr.iveuienis). _ _.3,0(.0 Dr Mel.-iu,¢iilln...._.._ ...6,0i0

A DUTCHMAN’S

HONEYMOON_

Which wiilbe presented this evening

at the Oper i ilouic has been touring tl.c provinces most successfully, hr the past five wi cite. It is pronounotil by press und public, to be one of the funniest farce comedies on the road, and pieisea all classes. The pit-t ie excellant and while nur. bring deep, i_fY~r.'l1 ample scope for in' st ludicrous siiuations. As an extra uituie Ion ei-vi-r-l specialties will bc in- li'idi1oed.i1cluding singing and ilancing, and n regular treat. is In store for all who wiine si li.

T1 Wvrihy ......................... _.2500 \Viii Penr¢ien_._._ .. _. ._._._3,(00 SAMcDonald......_._...___._,,_..__3,000

This is not by any means acompletc

list of the new dwellings. Tnerc ure n number of others completed and more in course of erectioii.

In addition to the shove there have

been many public buildings piit'up repro- senting hundreds of thousands of dollars

--the new Railway Station and Shops and Freiglit Shi.-.ls, the M ii-ket, the Prince of \Vaiusi College, the Cathciiiui, St. Pan l` School, etc.

, N

' FA|ilYLANi_l.

The 'pictures iii; i~`.iirvl-iiiil but night

were again Lapprnninteil by a large nudi- ence; this was the last chante to see the great War p c‘ure that has been the sub- ject of so inueh coiiinient. Tire song "S.i=ter" renflereil hy Mr. liioivn Wai an~ other enjoyable feature of the perform- ance. There will not be iioy perfi-rmanee ut Falryiiiiid this evening on account of the "l)uchuiv¢ii's lloneynioon" but on Thursday evening tri-r.i will be mi entire change of prograinriii: and anotherehange on l"i'irlay. The piciiir-»s for tomoriuiiv night are ns foll.\\'i “i/fe in Congo,” this is n iiiist in-truetive picture. ‘Th - School li »v'_. l’riiniin," comic." "Touching Ploidirig," in which a -us'eptlble judge is taiten adviiniiige of by a clover rogue. ‘Ttciributioii or The Hells." This dram~ ailc subject origin-itis froiu the two not drama entiilril The Bills of the Polish Jew. A new illustrated song will he rendered by M si liremncr tomormw evening which is at all t.meii worth th pr co of udniiision alone.

- CHICAGO MARKETS

_ Oaioaeo, Ootater l.-(Special)-

Sept.Carn .... . Bi

“ W`lJoi\t....'..._...... ._ ..... Nl " l’ork.._... .... ......... .__ .1131 Deo Doi-n._...._. ._ _ B0!

“ Whest..... . ......... IOQ

Fork _ ....

¢'i`3E°il.Y occurred nt Ll t‘e Cape, \V|»sg.

morlund (lo, the victim being Fred Melon

9 il,il)ZBd lrl yan;-3,

YOUDH Melnusun and a companion weze

out in a boat fishing and shooting.

Seeiniz some villd ducks his companion

- - ---1

(3 Youno MAN siior

ACCIDEN'l`ALLY

Dies Shortly Alter; Companion Hur- riedly Picked up Loaded (iiin,Trigg-

er Cauifht, Charge EnteredVic- ' tims Breast Causing Death

M<'>'l"i‘°N Uv.1.-(Special)-Asinmtnp innriediy plana up the i°..is.i gm., ty..

trigger caught in his cost sleeve and the W°lD0t\ was aecidentailydiscbsrged. Melanson recoivei the charge in lilo breast and wis mortally wounded.

He was taken ashore as quickly as png.

sible by his companion, but only lived about three hours.

lAt Ch.irluli,eiown and within S _ Jnmog 'lall thi-u-,mi 'l‘hui‘~dl\y. Scot 12th 1007

- _

ind at 10 o'elock a. iu.. a pro re i:i'n meeting of the I’re.i»,ti»|-y of pr'm,,, I.; __

HUN. EilSilBilN'S

HUUSE Bllliliil

His Fine New Summer Resid- ence ai Connors Destroy- ed but Furnitnro Saved

Gnsivu F.».r.i.s, N B, Oct. 1-(Speclsl)--

The siiuimer residence of Senator Costi-

»gnn El`Conner.~=, N B, was totally destroy

ed by fire this morning.

Practically ell the furniture was saved

The neighbors prevented the spread of

the fire to the barns.

The house was a doc one and complete-

ly now.

ll THE Hiiiilll

iXH|B|l|ilN

The following ure the prizes received b exhibitors from this Province at the Halifax Exhibltion:-

nuszizusizvs.

lluli, 2 years old~2nd Roper. Bull. senior over 18 mos under ill mos-

2nd Ropfr Bros.

Bull, junior 12 months, and under 18

months- Zhi Roper Bros.

Bull c-ill, under six months-2nd Roper

Bros.

Cow, four years old and upwardsin milk

or calf--lst Roper Bras.

Cow, three years old in milk or calf-

lat Roper Bros.

fleifer, two year old, Zlrd Roper Bros. Heller senior over IS and under 24 mon-

ths lut and 2nd Roper Bros, Heifer calf under six months lst and 2nd Roper Bros. I Champion Female lst Roper. Female

and, two of her ohprings lst Roper Bros.

l-lard over two years. Ist Roper Bros

Breeders young hu-d,3rd'Ropor Bros.

(To be continued.)

THE WEATHER.

"_:’l`oiwN1'o0c*. l-(Speclal)1-Moderate to fresh northwesterly to westerly winds, fins and cool.

._______.__,__.___

MEETING OF

THE PRESBYTERY

Minutes oi the Meeting Held at Char- . iottetown, on Sept. 12. A Number oi Interesting Matters Discuss.- ed and Attended to.'

'wardlsliind was held, and was oongtllutorl

by thcModera'or, Mi-_ \\". ll. Spencer, i- [gh ~i'bfv_ii were present Messrs 'l` F l"uin-rtuii "W H U#-'Si John l:{swl€Y. M H Mcinlosh 11 Miirllm-l. A Cruise, rnioislcrs. The 10510" 0| the Moderator in calling the meeting was sustained. , ~ _

Rev John Gillis vias invilcd to ||(, png]

C°1"l`L‘9D0Il\'1- E ders commissions viern fi‘om the following sessions: Cli ion, ll °l» ww. Montague. ii st Pain-'., Prim... °_°WD. Bl”00l¢fl91\'1» Alberton, Cardigiu, bummerilile, Rlohn_ioi_idB¢y \V¢||¢.B|,,om. u M' M°'“"°“°- HWIIDIDII, Gcollleloivri, .tlurray Harbor South, In favor of Mogsm GP0rR¢ Found. Charles Craig, I) (1 Can er. on. M Meliinls, W Il Crozier, Hugh M9 Miilaii, lion B' Rogers, Alex M,_.Lmd Dr .mm iiiniint-, D N Forimaoii c.mn'i..... Divid Gordon, J J McLeod, Wm Mc~ C°"“°" "M1 ADRUS MCPHYB. respectively, ind their names ordered to be plated on ihe roll of Presbytery, Mr. 'l`. F. Fullerton stated that bg moderated in ii cali at Strsthsibyn, on -

ltionday, the 2nd day of Sepggmber llstant, that the onlicsme out unanimous. ly in favour of Mr. John Gillis, that It was 81111211 by 168 oommunicsnts and 115 ad- herent°. and accompanied with a izuara|i_ if' G Of $300 Bllnend with use of miinne and giebc. On inotionl tho; action of gh, moderator oi session was approved, and ‘/11° f°11°W1l1R commissioners from the session and congregation heard, vie. Mes.-rs. John A. Mathicson, John A Me- Kenzle. and Duncan McDonald, who vi-stifleil to the hearciiie s cf tlieeali. 'i.`iie cali was their sustained as a regular f105Dl‘lU1l||. fliacod in the hands of Mr. Gillis, and iiccepttd by him. If, Wag decided that the Induction take place in the church at Ilnrtsville, on Monday, the 27‘\"1 dll? Ui September inetiint, at i0 o'cloclr n. iii. The Moderator of Preshyi tcry to preside and lciiuct, Mr. W, If “fee” 5° DFEHCU. Mr. T. F. Fullerton to address the inlnistir and Mr, Gm, E, Ross the people. Serving of the edict was left in the hands of the moderator ot session.

Mr. T. F. Fullerton intimate-i that he inodsratsd iii n call at Tryon. on Monday, 111221111 dey of September instant, emit thveall came out heartily in favour gg Mr. A. A. Smith of Coidstreeui, (Continued on page 7.)

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