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Riris Marcen.— No 2 Co., Fourth Regi- ment, C. A., will parade in uniform op the rifle range to-morrow at 1 p. m., for anoual taryet practice and prize COmpeti-

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issued op the range. CV OF 2oC ds for i ~ ta nd wear, you'l] Tomorrow. —The Heckmen Band wi!) 13 \ hoes We | join the exzursion train to the Alberton tea i roughly ‘un- | at Miscouche, ar d enliven (he journey up 7 and down as well as assiet the other Corpse é £ st of music on the grounds to keep the gath- ‘ eg S werry as & marriaze beil, by KS sma A me ai , the clos . +1 ee Pa I The regular monthly ie hardest . . ' _ me meeting f Port la Joie Kecampment No. t, 1.0.0. F., will be held thie (Wednes- ny) even bg at x o'clock in Odd Fellows’ q al S5 bali, to meet John A. Craig, of Yarmouth s ‘ ° ! ’ ’ > ’ ; i cai etter. $119 N.S8., Gratd Re preseutative of the (rrand . . € . ‘ . Q e118 bee catopment of the Mariti me Provinces ws f Canada. Ne FHOEeS, Sl.00 oT: “ ex | ts Si 8, tu | eS ee | Rat.way Men's Coxvestion. — The =) } ° e . | Railway Men’s Christian Conventioa for | the Maritime Provinces will be held in c i} Charlottetown on August 27th to 29th. B38, | Besides the delegates from Moncton. Truro, . y a t i < : ds tom Oe 8 | Halifax and other points, arrangements

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Tak Wuee.—Mr. Payson Davidson is endvavoring to wake arrangements with clubs in the maritime provinces control!- ing eycling tracks in the more important cities for a tour through New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P. ©. Island of the lead- ing amateur and professional Caoadian wheelman. The ciiies in which he proposes to have races are Méncton, Fredericton, Amherst, Truro, Windsor, Halifax, Charlottetown and St. John. —St. John Telegraph.

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Exrraorpinany.—A most extraordin- ary decision was given by High Sheriff Gatfoey ip the declaratioa court here yes- terday, in the case of a special vote jintend- ed for Mesars. Rogers and Gaudet, The case was that of James H. Sheen, of Locke Road, Lot 7, and the schedule was put in at Springfield, Lot 8 poll, signed by the presiding oificer avd placed in the poll book. It was decided by the Sheriifas avalid vote, notwithsta»ding the schedule was not signed by the yotrr, and therefore could not be considered a vote by any unbiassed person. Had it been intended for Messr®. Birch and Hackett it would, in our upinion, have received entirely different treatment.— Summerside Journal,

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ExsoyaB_e —On Monday evening next the members of Charlottetown Lodge, I. 0.G.T., will hold a moonlight excursion on the steamer Jacques. Cartier. Avery enjoyable time is sesured. Although the excursions held by this Lodge were crowded every time last sum- mer, the committee decided to issue one hundred tickets less thie time, thus giving those who go a more comfortable time. The 82nd Battalion Band will be present aod will render a programme of choice musica! selections, and Mr. L. C. Worthy w il caterto the excurtionists. Tickets 25 cents, to be had oaly from McMillan & Horn-by’s, Jenkins & Son’s, W. N. Tav- ton’s, G. F. Hutcheson’s and from a few of the members. Those who intend going had better procure their tickets immedia- tely.

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The West in growing, One day’s epec- | tators at the Winnipeg fair last week oumbered 17,000. That’s more people than the entire population, of the city a

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The Storthing of Norway has authorized & MAXimum

customs tariff! against al couutries according less favorable treat- ment to Norwegian preducts and ships than is accorded to other countries.

The Hawaiian Islands contain 417 Americans, 256 British and 288 Germans } out of a total population of 113,023. This will make an interesting addition to the free bory citizenship of “the United States. }

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A tremendous controversy is going on in the old country and filling columns of the Times. The subject of all this beated debate is whether the Heaton-Harrow cricket match should last two days or three. One headmaster wante three days; the other thinks two, as at present, are enough. Fifteen hundred boys are tiken away from their books aod brought down to Loudon for this match, and one of tle correspondents says: “Everyone knows that the consequent demoralization rains

all work and other occupations fo the whole remnant of the school term.” This, however, is the non-cricketers view. The

cricketer’s view is tbat the two days’ match has, three years in succession, ended in a draw, and such a state of thing ought to be put an end to at all costs. What co studies matter anyway In Comparison with cricket? Did not the Duke of Wellington aay the battle of Waterloo was won on the Eaton playing field ?

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