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PHE EXAMINER CALENDAR

For Aprifi, 1898.

MOON’S

ull Moon, 6th, 5h., 20m.

Last Quarter, 13th, iOh., 28m. Wew Moon, 18th, 5h., 21m. First Quarter, 28th, 10h., 05m.

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o. | Bigh Water. Sun = Day of We’k)- ' a — bf & } - i es , S . ’Morn.| Aft. | Rises.! Sets. Friday | 750/645 |5 24 614 Saturday 8 44 8 10 22 15 Sunday 925/91 20 16 ? Monday 959 1004] 18 | 18 S Tuesday 10 30 10 47 16 19 Wednesday 11 00 11 28/ 14 20 , ») "bh tay ca oe -~ F y 010 1203' ll 3 - > > 9 Saturday 055 12 0 S 24 " c ~ > 20 Sunday 1 44 #12 59 7 26 $1 Monday ew i1s 5 27 : a b2.Tuesda 3 3/ t 4 $ <5 é 2 1 4 re $+ We 2 4 51 ' 20 ] | 3 i ot Ga 6 aU , Ol 52 31 ” 2 a5 Friday ‘7% 624 S$? {33 A6Saturday {| 8 18 & 10 in ‘ inday 9 G6; $ 21 $4 | 36 vs day 9 47 is | 52 37 i? Tuesday 10 25 ‘31 Ol 50 | 38 20 W ne 11 00 45 9 Zi Thurs Bary bE Bt 46 4} 27. Friday O 22 112 Ol 44 42 23 Saturd: rio a ae tS ¢ Sund 141 12 44} 42 45 Z$ Monday 72. i a 26; Tuesday 3 05 1 4) 38 47 27, Wednesday , 3 52 | 2 25 36 49 28/Thursday 4471327) 3 50 29 Friday }5 48 | 442; 32 5] 6 6 14 30 53

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Columbias and Others

There are two kinds of Wheels, COLUMBIAS and all others. Columbias are in a class by themselyes, Prices 44, 60, 85 and 140 dollars, “Che 60 dollar wheel is equal to the best high grade bi- eyele on the market of any ether make, Each wheel guar- wmteed by a company who do mot ‘know how to make slop gzoedse The purchaser of a becyele from me will be taught to ride free.

R.M. YOUNG, Agent for P. E. I,

Str Campana

Will leave Montreal first trip about fenday, 25th April, Send instruc- ‘aaa@s ‘o your shipping agents early to mare room, as there is likely to be mugre offered than sufficient to fill her. CARVELL BROS., Agents. on 3i

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B. & M. PATTENBURY

LEGAL CARD. WARBURTON & McKINNON

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(mata iasioners for State of Magsach usetts ac., & Cc,

OPEYiCLS—~.—wz,, Cameron Block, Charictietown Brennan Building, Sum mersice 1 Kent Street, Georgetown,

A. & Warnsvrron, B, A, DOLG&o t& A. MoKixwon, L. l. B,

LEGAL CARD. MATHIESON & BENTLEY

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Qt FricES— Cameron Block, Charlott:-town Main Street, Georgetown. MONEY.TO LOAN.

Z.A. MATHIESON, W. E. Benrier . Geo’town, Ch'tows.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL, 21, 1898,

PROVINCIAL — LEGISLATURE.

Tvespayr, April 19.

House meat at 11.45.

Hon Mr. Warburton presented “The Charloietown Sewerage Act,” whiith was ordered to be read a second. twne@ ,to- morrow.

Hon Mr. Rogers moved the House into committee on the second reading of the bill relating to the regulating and driving of bioycles ov the streets of the city. The bill prevides for the imposition of a tax or license vot +xceeding $l and for a fine not exceeding $25 for infractions of said law.

Mr. Prowse moved in amendment that the bill be read a second time this day three m@nths

Mr. Shaw seconded the motion for the the three months hoist. After discussion, the amendment was

put and carried, only two members, Hon. Messrs. Rogersand McNutt—appeariug io favor of the bill as introduced.

Hon Mr Macdonald introduced a bill alter the time for holding certain terms of the Supreme Conrt as the several] counties of this Island. S cond reading tomorrow

Hon Mr Macdonald introduced a bil! amending the July Amendment Ac’, |888, which was set down for second reading to.

morrow Mr DA McKinnon intro'nced a bill providing for the better anditing of the

public accounts, Second reading tomor- row,

On motion of Hon H C Macdonald the Youee went into committer on the bill respecting Qneen’s Counsel, Mr Prowse iu the chair. The bil! nrovides-for the ap- pointment of Queen’s Coun el by the Lien- tenant-Governor in Council if thia Pro- v nee, and makes lawful the appointmente that have already heen made in this wav.

At cae reces3 was taken until three.

At the afternoon sessiop the bill respect- ing Queen’s Counsel was further con~« sidered in committee and adopted with amendments. The third reading was fixed for tomorrow.

Qn motion cf Hon.

7% - oO clock

Mr. Rogers the

bill amending the Charlottetown Water- works Act was reud a third»time and paseed,

Mr. Arthur Peters preseuted a bill to alter some of the provisions of the wills of William Donglas and George Douglas, late of Head of Hillsborough. The bill was referred to the Private Bills Committee.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Warburton the House resumed committee on the bill respecting assignments for the benefit of creditora. In committee the bill was dis~ enssed by the promoter, Hon, Mr. Gordon, Hon. H. C. Macdonald, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Sinclair and Mr. McKinnow. The bill was then reported agreed to with amend- mente, and made the order of the day for third reading tomorrow.

House adjourned until ten o’clock on Wednesday.

Wepnespay, Aprit 20

House met at 10.30

Mr. D. A. McKinnon asked the Leader of the Government if a petition had beea re~ ceived from some inhabitants of Town- ships 59 and 61 asking for a proper sarvey of the line between these townships and whether the Government will proceed with the matter.

Hov. Mr. Warburton said the petition had been received but, had not yet been fully considered. There was a likelinood however, that the survey would be proceed- ed with.

Mr. D. A. McKinnon asked the Commis~ sioner of Public Works when the proposed Road from §Wilmont, Lot 64, to Murray River will be surveyed and preceeded with according wiih the petition presented; also whether any progress has been made with the opening up of Blue’s Road Extension, St. Mary’s Road coaneetior. with Sturgeon and the Heatherdale Valléyfield Road, and «hea these will be completed.

ifon. Mr. Warburton eaid he was no! prepared to answer the first question at the present moment. With regard to the secoud question he believed the Work would be proceeded with during the sum- mer.

Mr. Shaw asked the Commissioner of Public Works to table the plans and copies of all specitieations and also copies of a!) tenders for the construction of 8 new wing or addition to the Hospital for the In- sane at Falconwoed, tie name of the tender accepted, and also a copy of the bond and agree-ment between the Government and the person whose tender was accepted, also all papers and correspondence between the person whose tender waa accepted aod the Government, also a copy of all reports relating to the aforesaid wing or addition, the namee , of the person or persons from whom plans end specifi- cations were obtained, the amount paid or agreed to be paid for each plan and specifi- cation respectively, the name of the person appointed gIuspector, and acopy of the agreement eutered into by Government with said Inspector, aad the amount paid Or ageeed to be paid for services of said Inspector.

Hon Mr. Warburton promised copies of the original plans avd specifications or the plans and specifications themselves and such other information as could be broughtdown. Hecould uot prome to bring down copies of the correspondenee aeked for inasmuch as the correspondence wae bot yet completed and he could not promise to bring down an incomplete . re- turn.

Mr. Arsenault asked the Commissioner of Public Works to table a detailed stste- ment of all money expended by John Me- Kinnon, Roed Supervisor, for Disirict No. 10, Prince County, during the past year,

Hoa Mr McLean said ail this iuforma- tion might be found in the Supervisor's returns in the Public Worke Office. The hon, member could get it there, _

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Mr. Birch asked the Commissioner of | Public Works to table plan and specifica~ tion of the Gillan Bridge,Lot 3, also show- ing in detail a copy of all ieuders for the repairs Of Gilian’s Bridge, Lot 3, the name of the teader accepted, and the amount paid to said contractor, the name of the Inspecior appointed, and the amount paid or agreed to be paid for services of said Inspector per dav, ithe vumber of days eaid Inspector was employed,

Hon. Mr. McLean promised the informa- tion.

Mr. Birch asked the Leader of the Gov ernment to tablea statement showing ames Of all persons who received Tea cuers licenves from the let January 1894, till January 1697, and date when eaid icep-es were isened respectively.

Hos Mr. Warburton had no obje:tion to

asked for. get all the the Education

bringing doWp ihe informiaion Butthe hon. member could nformation be wanted at fiize,

Mr. Birch asked the

‘ | rt rublic Works to

Commissioner of table astatement show in detail a Copy ot all tetders for the construction of Doyle’s Rridgr, Lot 1, the name of the ten- der accepted, end the amount paid to said Contractor, the name of the I[cspecter &p- pointed, and the amount paid or agreed to be paid for services of said Inspector per day, the numbcr of days said Inspector wae thas employed. : '

Hon. Mr. McLean promised all the information asked for.

Mr. McKinnon asked the Commissioner of Public Worke if it is the intention of the | Government to complete McLenna’s road leading from High Banix Road to Grey’s Road according to the contract subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Public Worke, entered into on the 20th of June 1896, and renewed July i897,

Hon. Mr. Warburton said this question nad alreaiy been answered.

Hor. Mr. McDonald moved the House into committee with Mr. Forbes in the ¢ebair on the bill toulter the time for hold- ing certain terms of the Supreme Court in the several counties of the Island. Pro- grees was reported.

Hon. Mr. McDonald moved the House into committee with Mr. Forbes in the chair on the bill respecting the Jury Amendment Act. Progress was reported,

Mr. Arthur Peters moved the House into cominittee on the bill incorporating the Charlottetown Light aud Power Com - pany, Limited.

The House took recess.

ing ~

A GRIEVOUS MISTAKE.

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U. 8S. Consul McGarr Thinks Eis Country's Action Unjustifiable.

Beston, April 19.—Consul McGarr, who has lately returned from Cienfuegos, is quoted by the Globe as follows:

“A declaration of war against Spain by the United States would be a grievous mistake.”

“The situation in Cnba has been most grossly, yes criminally, exaggerated by irresispousible persous tor the purpose of bringing On a war between Spain and the United States.

“The peop'e of Cienfuegos, where I was stationed, were profoundly grievea and Surprised at the possibility of war betweeu Spain and the United States when I left there.

“1 hardly believed mv_ instructions re- calling me a week ago yesterday.”

“How many Atuericans are there io Cienfuegos ?”

**{ should eay about 150 in all.”

“You don’t seem to be much of a Cuba: enthusiast?”

“No, sir,I’m not. I think we have completely loet our heads over this Cuban revolution.”

CANADA'S CREDIT AT STAKE,

(Canadian Grocer.)

Should the inéolvency bill, now before the House of Commons, fail to become law Canada will undoubtedly Jose prestige among the business community in Great Bri‘an.

The icfluential deputation which wanted upon the Finance Minister when he was ia London, the toue of the British press ever since the preferential tariff was brought down in June last, and the private ex- pressions of commercial men in the Mother Conntry have ali emphasized the necessity of Canada passing an insolvency law. And now the British excbang e to hand are urg- ing the adoption of Dr. Fortin’s bill.

The Cavadian Gazette, a journal pul j lished in London, England, primarily in the interest of Canada, says :

“It is satisfactory to know that there is still some possibility of insolvency legivlat~ |

ion this seasion at Ottawa. The Canadian House of Commons can hardly be blind to } the fact that the time is more than ripe for resolute effort to remedy astate of affairs! which is at once damaging to tbe Domin- jon’e credit and a serious hindrance to the trade development which she is rightly avxious 'O promotes |

‘tir Wilfrid Laurier himself frankly |

aimitted the existence of a universal desire for reform,’’ remarks the same paper, and it urges him to lend hie influence in pass- Ing the bill. Itis tobe hoped he will do 80.

The Canadian Grocer does not for one | moment believe that the rejeetion cf Dr. | Fortin’s bill would destroy Canada’s credit in Great Britain or that it would prevent the development of trade so much desired.

But we have'no hesitation in saying that the rejection of of the bil! wil! inju@ Canada’s credit and will hinder trade de- velopmeat swhitt business men in both Canada and -Grest Brita n are ageressively trying to induce.

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