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Tue Dairy EXAMINER.
JUNE 18, 18380. Convent De Notre Dame. NNUAL EXAMINATION. Tue anual examinaton of the pupils at : ‘ ’ oo “as ‘om- tending the Convent De Notre Dame com menced o: Tuesday and ended last even-
; m ; aie nder ing. The examin nducted unde
his Lu rrdship, the Bishop
the supervision ol McDonald,
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natin nema
Teachsrs Hixamifiations eandidates for held last There were 52 candidates examined, We give below
Tuk annual examination ol
; ? ? a 1 72 first and second class licenses was
of whem 27 were successful.
| ae | the suecessful ones, with the
ithe names of
ltotal number ef marks obtained by each : j
FIRST CLASS.
| l'o al Nu nd r of Ma ha Possi le, 150 /, | 1167—Fulton Cofl avage Harber, 1154—Roderick McKay, Springtor.
' LOS4 Uo! elius ives, il an
(‘harlottetewn.
‘ ce L050 Judson Crawrora, Albe rton.
; oa gov? —lrederick Larkin,
of Chariettetown, hev iz 986 —John A. Nicholson, | Idon.
‘ » Atel) ric >: Ee Rey. A. ] $905—-James McGougan, Malpeque es - rn a ; 843—Donald A. McKinnon, Uigg. Meillivr: Vy Res Father Lrudeue, (Hope s09—James ©. Martin, Uigg.
River), Rev Allan MeDonald, (Fort 679 —Isabella Miller, Charlottetown, Augustus), and Protesser Caven, of Prince SECOND ‘ LA ne a of Wales Colley ee We learn tha eXamiination re tleeted 875—John Me snty re, Mairheid, iis 849 —~James C. Shaw, Stanhope. great credit tipo | institution and yave $41—Joseph D. Seaman, Charlottetown, unmingled satisfaction to the examiners. At S1Q0— Rose Smart, Springfield. ¥ ace mgs : ‘i. oun Reackley : the close of the exercises, Professor oa SOY 7 A. Matheson, Brackley Poin delivered an address in which he bestowed{ = 5, yosey McDonald, East Point, high praiss upon the te whers and the| 70i—Carne Wade, Charlottetowu
a. ae aid in his opinion the} 750—Geerge Smallwood, | harlottetown. eee ‘ 746 —Isabella Dewar, New Perth. examinati nwas t eee — had been | ON; John \V. MeLeod, \ a leytield, held for several y GSl-—Allan A. Stewart, Murray Harbor
The distribution Prizes will take place ao ac oye ee ee on Thursday evening, he GUth inst., when ; 631—Charles Murphy. Summerside. there will be a grand Con 630 —James W. Brehaut, Murray Harbor, e-ciipiitin 626 —Eveline Hunter, Alberton. §01—Frances Roberts, Charlottetown. Gladstone as a Financier. 600—May Fraser, Charlottetown. icleeasbielihn =! iain as 4 LONDON DESPATC! of June 12th says Mey PTTYa DMaAanmn THE WORLD'S REGATTA.
Gla stone s = mmole it iry Budget
that censtitues the great POLLEN J Vent of the day. the St.
Everybody Greenwood, of
James Ga-etie, excepted—adini‘s the ex- traordinar\ invenuity ¢ isplay ed in the new financial proposals. Lyvery essential feature
in the scheme has surprised alike Liberals
and Tories Cabinet Ministers these) sntions till the eve
ry oo) a he secret was periectiy K ‘pt.
es being hardly
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aware of (ladstone’s ef the delivery of the speech. it was sup- posed that he negotiations with France for a reduction of the wine duties had failed, and the French Tories alleged the failure to be one of te reasons for Says resignation as Ambassador. The brewers are delighted, because they will be reiieved of much vexatious interference. Business classes who pay the income tax will endure the ad- ditional penny cheerfully, centident that the burden will be only temporary. The ceuntry generally relies implicitly on Glad- etone’s financial genius to equalize the fiscal imposition next year. Beer drinkers hail the prospe t of cheaper and better beer. The brilliant success of the Premier dis- tracts attention momentarily from various intestine troubles in the Liberal party.
rt , . 1. Ts 2 Mr. Doutre’s Fees in the Fishery
GOVERNMENT FOR A
OA J .UUU,
DPOMINION
BALANCE OI
SUEING TH
The action in which Mr. Doutre Q. C., is plaintiff, and the VDomin ion Government, as represel tatives Gr the Wu 1, 18 Gerend- ant, is now going on. ‘The sutt is brought to recover $10,000, being the balance of $18,000 for plaintiff services as leading counse! in the great fishery case avainst the
United States. The witnesses examined were all leading counsel at the Montreal Bar, and their evidence showed what fine fat pickinys fall occasionally to the gentle man of the long robe. Mr. Kerr, Q. C., stated that he had recovered fees of $5,000 and $4,030 in cases on which he had been employed. Honorable Mr. Latlamme, Q. C., testified that he had been paid fees of $4,000 ani 25,000 by the Government in cases connected with the seignories in this Province. Mr. Robertson, Q. C., had re- ceived $12,000 froin the Government as fees in settling cases of land claims cen. nected with the carals. Mr. Ritchie, Q. C., had frequently received from $1,000 to $1,500 for services in which he was em- ployed ; he stated that the receipt of fees of $500 to $1,000 were of ordinary occur-
rence by leading lawyers there. As Crown prosectito ‘against the St. Albans raiders, his fee wes 31,000. All testified to Mr. Doutre’s «claim being moderate.
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Bishops are still very much respected in England. and justly so, for they are, John Ruskin and John Pright notwithstanding, a hardw: king and earnest body of men. But they are no longer looked upon as more than human. Their broad brim hats, silk aprons and knee breeches no longer awe the laity as they did a few score years ago, when a parish clerk was so filled with worship at a visit to the church by the bishop of the diocese, that he compose for the choir a new version of one of the psalms,
Ross Wins by 20 Langths. | rIME
A despatch received in this city last| evening announced that Wailace Koss wen the professional single seul! race at Pro- vidence, RK. L., with Hanlan and Plaisted ties, and Frenchy Johnston, the negro vars- man, fourth. It alsostated that Ress made remarkably quick time. Particulars re- ceived by telegraph to-day contradict the above, and give the following correct posi-
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ite ose ee metre
MINSATURE ALMANAC, SATURDAY..... JUNE 19, 1880
Son Risus...... 4.13 | Higa Warer 7.36 a.m Sux SETS...... 7.49 | Futt Moon 22, 9, 33. 1m
Weather Bulletin.
Probabilities for the newt op hours Jor the Maritime Provinces. Toronto, June 18, 10 a m. Light to moderate winds, continued fine weather.
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RANKIN HOUSE, June 17, 188S0—~-W F
D HB Katon,
4elfast, P E I; Mentreal; Milton Shaw, W H Rolfe. Morell; Wo H Donnelly, Boston; Wm Bagnall, New York; George bk MeLaughlin, St John, N B; Hugh Wallace, Almonte, Ont.
HOUSE,
Shedd,
REVERE
June 16.--C P Clark, Salisbury, NB; Jas
Ross, Carleton, N 8; Kk D McArthur and wife,
St John, N B 17th.—Barry D Bent, Am- herst, NS; W H Sheppard, ‘Toronte, Ont.
WAGSTAFF’S HOTEL.
Payne Sills, Frederic-
Charles N Hanford, Esq,
June 7 - Mrs John ton, NB. June 1S St John, N B.
OSBORNE HOUSE.
June 17—Miss A Weeks, Alberton; A J McAulay, Pinette; S © Clarke, Mt Stewart; Donall A McLeod & Son, Eldon; T B Hall, County Line; G W Bentley, Kensington; M Stephens, Orwell.
ROCKLIN HOUSE,
June 17—Robert McRae, Seal River; Miss MeRae, do; Maggie hose, North Lake; Lily LD Rose, Red Poimt; Edmond Rese, North Lake; J ‘I’ McGinnis, Hope River; James Me- Leod, Cavendish; Joho S McQuarrie,Crapaud; James Carr, Woodstock, N B; George Irving, Murray Harbor; D McKay, Summerside; Miss
| MciKay, Summerside; Miss Calaghan, Boston,
Mass.
Qns 64.98”
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DIED.
At Long River, on the Ist inst., of diph- theria, Elizabeth Jane Jackson, ayved 8 years and 2 months, also on the 7th, Annie‘Ella, aged 4 years, daughters of Wm. and Ellen
MeLeod, Lo1 g River.
LUMBER, LURzR,
tions of the oarsinen at the close of the race :
: Ross, lst, Riley, 2nd, Plaisted, 3rd, Hanlan 4th, Ten Eyck, Sth.
All went off together on a good start. | Hanlan led the first mile, followed by |
Ross. who was a half leneth behind -both |
pulling their level best. Hanlan suddenly |
stopped and put a hand to his side. Ross then forged ahead and led by several | lengths, with Riley and Plaisted fighting for second position. Hanlan started again
and rowed leisurely in company with Ten Ross turned the wrong buoy, and went back again, | turned the right one, and still maintained the lead, which he iners twenty |
i yc k,
ei. * i ' . perceiving his imistake,
si sed to
lengths at the finish. Riley Plaisted | rowed together the greater part of
On the homestretch Riley spurted
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course. in splendid style, and at length gained a} with |
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and
the |
lead, and finished second, third, Hanlan fourth, and Ten| Hyck a short distance in rear of the| Champion. The time was 28.54, being re- | markably good for a four mile course.
goodiy bts. i ials ed "
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world are
The four richest men in the said to be the Duke of Westminster, Sen- ator Jones of Nevada, the chief of the Rothschilds, and Mackay, owner of the grand silver bonanza. The Duke, poor man, has a income of only $4,000,000 a Nevada
year or thereabout. Jones is a little better off. His income reaches $5,- 000,000 a year. Tho Rothschild is just
twice as well off, having $1,000,000 per an-
num. While McKay, once a poor Irish boy without a bawbee, and fifteen years ago worth less than nothing, manages, they say, to rake in about $13,750,000 every twelve months. ibis
Woopsrock Iron Worxs.-—Mr. Salisbury, a capitalist, of Rhode Island, has completed the purchase of the Woodstock Iron Werks, N. B., for a Company Arrangements have
been made with the New Brunswick Railway
torun a branch to the mines. Operations have already commenced in repairing the buildings, furnaces, ete., and securing the
large quantity of wood which will be needed. —St John Sun...
sineam
The American trotters now baing import. | ed into England are attracting much atten- tion among stud masters on the other side. The Prince of Wales is said to express the greatest interest in this new breed, and has become the purchaser ef one or two of the fastest horses brought over.
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which was sung joyfully to the prelate’s
astonishiwent :— jof 186 feet over the river ; the summit of the | flagstaff on the Citadel is 162 feet higher than
“‘ The little hills do skip like rams,
The inountaias likewise hop, |
And al! the trees do bow their heads Before the lord bishop.”
The fall of Arica, is perhaps the mo:t
Serious calamity which has befallen the ;
Peruviat: cause on land. This city has been the headquarters of the army, it being situated on the coast far down to the sout}, Ever since the opening of the war it has been the centre of the struggle. It is the outlet of commerce from Bolivia, that pro- vince being inland, or at least without any
seaport. lf the allied foree which occupied the town has been cantured, the Chilian |
vietory will perhapsend the struggle, and foreign intermediation will be asked. Eng- land has already been solicited by South American bond holders to consent to act, and the Government has consented if called upon. home British war vessels are already in the vicimty looking after British aud foreign interests.
Tue Dufferin Terrace stands at an elevation
ithe Terrace, and 348 feet over the river.
| licciescbaigaionicleimneeeents | Tue Ottawa Herald says .—‘‘Enquiry has ‘elicited the intormation frem several of our merchants that business has been much better this summer than it was last year. In fact, in | Some cases the sales in certain stores compare favorably with those ef the best years before the setting in of the depression. This being the case at this season of the year, it is justi- fiable to predict great activity in business circles next fall.
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A Good Account.
**To sum it up, six long years of bed-rid- den sickness and suffering, costing $200 per year, total $1,200—all which was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has done her own house- work for a year since, without the loss of a ‘day, andI want everybody to know it for their benefit.” |
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\ VERY LARGE STOCK OF L
Seasoned Pine & Spruce Lumber on Hand, for Sale,
Delivered at Point Bu Chene, to Schooners,
Consisting of Pine Boards, Plank & Sheathing; also Spruce Boards, Scantling, Clap- boards, Laths, Shingles, ete.
All for
purchasers.
sale Cheap, in quantities to suit CUSHING & CLARKE, Salsbury, N. B., June 18, 1880—3m eod
-pples and Soap.
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WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at the
Qtnnot Anat Nirest Auction Rooms, d-norrow, Saturday, 19th inst.
uv
4 ’ ’ » iT ll OCLOCK,
25 bbls. Russet Apples, 10 boxes London Laundry Soap, 19 boxes Canada Family Soap, 20 half-chests Tea (Congon), 50 bexes Co! nucopia Toilet soap. W. D. STEWART,
June 18, 1880. Auctioneer.
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Aut Goal
tui Ucbss
QRKE from Slate and Fire Clay. Also
Round and Slack, at Albion Mines, Pictou, Nova Scotia. For orders apply to G. W. DeBLOIS,
Sole Agent for P. E. Island.
Old Sydney Mines, Cane Breton,
Lingan Mines, Capa Breton. Round Coal can be obtained
— for ( on application to Terms as usual. G. W. DeBLOIS, Sole Ayent for P. E. Island. Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. June 17, 1889—pat her sj kea tf
hab Goal
RI se Pe AE ae ms g : 1% i A a US 4
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ef FCoemarm 8 a
Am nARGE ROonm
Iw ——_-i[LN-—
GEORGE E. FULL’S BRICK BUILDING,
Lately occupied by the Sons of Temperance, Also, a small Room suitable for an Office. Apply on the premises. Ch’town, June 15, 1880—4i
Suburban FOR Salm
rEXHE residence of. the undersigned at
Brighton Shore is offered for sale, on private terms until the Ist July. It com- prises about two acres of land, with a frontage on the North River of 550 feet and 120 feet on Brighton Road, and 250 feet on the back Brighton Road. The House is well built, frost-proof cellar, tank, and drain to the shore. There is also a good stable attached. Its proximity to Victoria Park makes this a most desirable residence. For further par- ticulars apply to
FRED. W. HYNDMAN. June 12, 1880—2aw till Ist july
SS ee Chee for the DAILY EXAMINER,
** JOHN WEEKS, Butler, N. ¥,°
tue Cheapest and most Newsy Paper published in the Provinces,
Residence:
OL LOIN eA ae I eae
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We have first
Just Received eur instalment of
Spring Goods
Hx 8. 8. “Galiforman,” from London, “ “Nestorian,” from Glasgow, “ “© Polynesian,” from Liverpoel, and in a few days, on arrival of other Steamers via Hali- fax, and ‘Prince Edward’ Direct te this Port, will have the Balance of our New Steck of
Staple and Fancy
As our Buyer purchased our Stock at OLD PRICES and in anticipation of large advances in the price of all kinds of DRY GOODS, bought a much larger Stock than usual. Therefore,, we are in @ position to give our customers the benefit of
CHEAP GOODS
DURING THIS SEASON,
With our extended premises giving us greater facilities for doing business, and our very large Stock well bought in the best
English, American and Canadian markets,
we expect to add to our present larye number of customers.
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DOMINION DAY,
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T@ GRWELL AND BACK,
a orem
i, @. Sunday Scheel Piente nad &xcursion,
aac Steamer ‘* Heather Belle” will leave Steam Nay ion Company’s Whari at 9.30 a. m., sharp, returning at abouts . m, Tickets for the Excursion 40 cents e for sale at J. W. Pickard’s and J, Knight & Nem, Kefreshments for sale on the grounds, The public are invited,
Charlott
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*-< ~ ’ Own, JUNE 17.
[ WILL SELL BY AUC AT THIS PORT,
ON
‘AIDE T sy t Or 3 s SATURDAY, the 26th instant, ‘ AT 12 o'cLock, ‘To wind up the Business of the late firm of exnton T. Newpery & Co., Min Ppa yp C THE BRIGT. “StENA,” ‘74 tons register, classed Al 7 years at Eng lish Lloyd's, built in 1876, coppered and well fitted, A large carrier, 3] ecially built and adapted for the West india Trade. TERMS AT SALE, Waa - EY Ty » ENTON TV. NEWBERY, Ch’town, June 16. ’§0—eod, pat till sale
eat RECCIVED, a quantity of the @F Celebrated »kirving, Laing, Champion
and Shamrock. All warranted fresh and good,
ROBERTSON & CAMERON, May 31, 1880. —30i
$29 he
APR«DEeT I «cy Malai: i.
4 «es ym 4 gn LOSt, Found,
oar Sc. sements under this heading, in ding half an inch, wiil be inse for Ten (ents per day. :
LS Adverti
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4 JAREHOUSE BVO LET—The build- ‘¥Y ing on Grafton Street, adjoining Hall's Fish Market, and lately occupied by the ,agents for Frost & Woods’ Mowing Machines, Kent moderate. Apply to J. M. Aut, {j 18
{ OST—Between the Steamboat Wharf 4 and the store of Alexander Horne, Esq., (Jueen Street, a folding Key. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. [j 18 li
Wanted At Hospital for the Insanea Fireman. Must come well recommend- B
ed. Apply to Dr. Brancuarp, {j 18 6i
From the Charlottetown Heos-
is morning, two White Pigs. Ip. carding them will be thankfully \j 18
0 ition di ‘EF yeu ty! ¢]y
al
kU pit formatio received. ‘Lat new three story House on
TEXO Liv ?- Gr opposite the Atheneum,
aiton cet,
containing six la ~@ rooms, Possession given Ist July. Kent derate. Apply on the premises.
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‘ ACE SIEAWLS—iaded or discolored— dyed and refisished cqual to new Goods.
{j 17, 6i penne wishing to get Plain Sewing
. or Fancy work done immediately, and to order, can have the saine by applying at Mra, J. R. MeKenzize’s King Square, next door te the residence of Mark Butcher, Esq. [j 16 We te ia Girls to work in the
‘Bedford Lebster Pactory.’’ Apply te the Foreman at the Factory, Tracadie Beach.
[j 12 3i eod, pat 2i
i ouse to Left—A comfortable, well ap- pointed Dwelling Heuse, with outbuild- ings, in a convenient part of the city. Rent, $100. Apply to Loneworrm & Haszarp.
[j 16, 61
WV ANiew.- About the end of July, a ' house containing 9 or 10 rooms, ina Addre«s J; hs Loek Box 17, jl5 2ieod
\ ‘OGRNCY TO LEND.—Apply to Hon. ds Jonny LoNGworrn. [jl4 gg ie Let, on Euston street, ge street. Apply te iitzrey street. jl4 tf.
Pownal
—GILMOUR, Dyer, Sidney Street.
good locality, City.
Partinents near (Great GUscorge PaTRICK SHERRY,
| | ) | It is only necessary to give ‘us a call, examine our Goods, and you will be satisfied they'| are right in
Price, Quality and Style.
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PArKGnS & SIgrHS,
| April 27, 1880.
AVAGSTAFE’S HOTEL, { s conti Ut
» receive transient
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treet, nvinues and permanent Boarders.
POARDBERS,—Two or three persons can be accommodated with Beard and three Furnished Rooms in a pleasant part ef the city. Enquire at the Examinunr oftice, june 10
rgx® LEF—A New HOUSE on Weymouth Street, nearly opposite E. J. Hodgson’s, Apply at this office. {ma 22
rEXO L'—Shop and Dwelling House, with
a large Cellar and Warehouse, in a good business stand fer general groceries, Will also sell Shop and Dwelling Furniture if re- quired. Apply to Joun McKacuery, Dry Goods Store; or on the premises to Joun Me- DonaLp, Grafton Street. {ma 2] tf
\® LET—A pleasantly situated Dwelling . House, with stable and garden, directly opposite the ‘* Dundas Esplanade,” West Sidney street. Fer further particulars apply on the premises. [ma 12
oo E22—A large HOUSE on King’s Square, with Stables, &c. Apply Glass Box 124, Post Office. {m 3 fE\WO 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 McLxop. [ap 30