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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25

FRIGRAMME.

t. GvertureeScotlend Forever Urchestre, 2, Solo-A Hundred Pipers Prof. Caven.

3 Quartette—Robin Adair Messrs Davison, Cook, Maloney, McKay i. Solo—My Willie and Me Miss Florence Earle.

5. Clarionet solo—Comin’ Thru’ the kye Prof, W atts. 6, Recitations—(a) Scotland, the World Mota- er. (b) Our Bit of the Thin Red Lise.

Miss Fic McKenzie. , Solo—Auld Robin Gray Mrs. Watts. 8. Duett— Birks O’ Aberfeldy Miss Amy Earle aad Mr. Chas Earle

9. Highland march scene and dance, under

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Scottish lads and Jasaies.

PART Il. 10. Mediey— Rennie Laddie rchestr' roio—T ( “cotch songs eas Collins . 12. Solo—By reous ‘‘ome Under My Plaidie Mr Rel mk 13. Recitatior Mr 3 > «JS ear. M4. Quartette—An1 ‘irs Norton. . .xtts, Miss ET . Brown, . s Webster 15, Sulk —Cam’ ye by Ai.bol " Mr. Chas Earle if. Violin Solo—Auld Lang Syne Prof. Vinpnicom>e. lj. Solo—Burns and Scotland yet

Mr, Frank Stanley. 8, Selection

i. Orchestra. it, Solo— A beent~minded Pegg ar Miss Florence Earle. Ge eve the Queen Pisnists—Profs, Earle, Watts and Mr. Blan- chard pend r of Orchestra—Prof V ianicombe, *iper. Mr. Peter Ferguson. a M Ke and pian on Dead and Rankin's drugstores on Monday, the 22nd inst., at 10 Oclock, a.m,

Reserved seats 35c; unreserved 25¢. . Doors open at 7.38, ‘concert ai 8 o’cleck sharp. : JA MACDONALD, Secretary.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER) CHAKLUTTETUWN, JANUARY 20 1900

Local and Other Hens

Sr. Jame’s Haru.—Next event, Mr, A. A. Bartlett’s lecture Tuesday evening. Subject, ‘Marie Antoinette.”

Goerr, Mestixe.—Remember the the Gospe] Meeting im Prowse’s New Block Sunday afternoon at 4 o’cleck. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, Exodus 23-21. “Obey his voice.”

B. I. 8.—The members of the Benevo- lent Irish Society are requested to meet in their hell tomorrow (Suaday) at 2 o’clock P. m., Im regaliato atierd the funeral of their late brother, Wm Pidgeon.

_ Lecrvure.—Mr. A. A. Bartlett will de- liver bis lecture on “ Marie Antoinette,” Sand the estirring events of the French Re- volution, illustrated with about fifty views of the principal scenes and peopl:, in St. James’ Hall on Tuesday oext.

Rares Apvancep.—It had been agreed by all the western railroads that passeeger rates between eastern and western poiuts will be reetoredto their normal tariff to- dav. For the past two months cut rates have been in force.

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Y. M. C. A.—Remember the Y. M. C’ A. meeting tomorrow afternoon. Rev. D. B. McLeod will speak. James Davison will sing asclo. Those meetings are growing in interest and we want to see you there Sabbath afternoon at 4 o’clock.

In the show wirdow of Mitchell’s bookstore mav be seen an Inackerbush air gun, imported by him for the Catholic Literary Icstitute. The barrel is nickled, and is held in piace by a spring guard, the drawing back of which will allow the barrel piston and springto be inetantly cleaned.

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Tue Fottowine favorites will supply the music at the Fruit Growers Associs

tion entertainment in Kindergarten Hell |

next Weduescay evening: Mrs Watts, the Mis-es Carro!), Florence Earle, M Coady and Mr Charles Earle, Miss Eaid Mac Lean will also recite.

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Iy Coxnection with the meeting of the Fruit Growers’ Associa‘ion the P. E. I. Railway has arrang-d to issue return tickets at one first-class fare. Those from all pointa west of Summerside cn the 23rd inst., from all otber placer, on the 24th, good up to and on the 25th inst.

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SUPREME COURT.

Fripay,Jan, 19. In the McFayden-McRae assault case the jury last fvening returned a verdict of ** common\aseault.”

Sarurpay, Jan 20.

The pricsorers were to-day sentenced by the Chiet -Iu- ice.

John McGillivray and John McKenna, found gni‘v vo two separate charges of eheep-riewling,were sentenced to five years imprieoument in Dorcherter Penitentiary on each charge—ten years in all.

George Kaye, found guilty of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, was seo~ tenced to eix months imprisonment in Queen’s County Jail.

John McRae, found guilty of common aseault, was senterced to pay a fine of $50 or go to jail for three months.

10 o'clock Monday morning fer Burne’ covcert tickets at Rankin & Dodd’s drug stores.

For the latest papers cootaining the war newe, latest and best magaz'ues newest books. Visit Carters’ bookstore

to-night.

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DIED.

At Moncton, Jan. 17, of pneumonia Michae! A. Foran, in the 62nd year of his age, leaving & wile, three sons and two

daughters. R. 1. P. In this city, on Jan. 19th, David Byers.

At the residence of her brother-in-law, Sohn Drake, E-q., Grafton St. on Jan. 19th, Mary Matilda Haelam, daughter uf the late John Hyde, Esq., Carnwall, in the 54th year of her age.

In thie city, on the 19:h inet., William Pidgeon, aged 44 years. R. 1. P.

[Faneral to-morrow Sunday _from the Charlottetown Hospital at 3 o’clock for St Dunstan’s Cathedral thence to Roman

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ON THE HOCKEY ICE.

Crystals Victorious 6-3, Second

Victorias Secure Intermediate Match —5 2

_ The hockey laet night was of a most interesting character. Although the senior Victorias were beaten they cannot be classed lower than their rivais, for the ice being in such a wretched condition a just judgment is impossible. The Cry~ stale had the advantage in weight, and did not fail to benefitbv it. They were fully as active as the Victorias, with the exception of H. Brehaut. Body checking was rather severe at times, and @ considerable amount of slashing was preferred. The game was not very

‘by Baker after a pretty manoeuver

fast, owing directly to the ice, but at times hockey + linust as fast as any witnessed here took place. The aggressive play of the Crystals left nothing to be desired, and it can be said with justic that in this respect they were superior to the home team. Their defence was udmirable, Com ston at cover poin’ being irreproach~ able, Maclean and Sprague played excel- lently, and their rushes down the ice were splendid. Grady was decidediy the b-st forward of tae Crystale. Saunders played with his old-time prowess. The game throughout seemed to be a trial for sup- remacy in individval play; but com bina~ ion work was not forgotter. The Visitors used it more than their Opponents.

It wes not till 8.30 that play began. McArthur beat Brehaut on the face and soun the fight waged in the Victoria’s ice. A few mioutes elapeed and a goal was scored by Grady. The second game was faster than the first, and H. Brehaut scored a goal. The third goal was made with Graiy. The Crystals scored twice more in this halt, while the Victorias remained as they were. Score 4 1.

The second half waa vot faster than the first. Weeks played a fice game in this half and secured a goal for his side. Brehaut with a weil directed shot secured one more goal and the la«t for the Victorias. The Crystals made two goals in rapid succession by Grady and Baker. The slack defence of the Victorias at this point of the game contributed largely to these two goals. Score 6-3.

Time came without any more ecoring.

The Intermedi. te natch developed come interesting facts. The Victorias were vast'y superior iv the Stars 1 all points. Last night they ran away with them. The forwards of the Stars played a fine game, Lut the work of the Victorias in attack was irresistible. Some roughness was in~

dulged in,and Adams and Davy each adorned the boards. The latter play- ed a great game at _ cover-point. There was a great deal of long distance playing, and the exchange of courtesies by Morris and Davy a some

points of the game left little for tbe others. Weeks payed a splendid game. One of the best feats of the night was his rush frota centre to the Stars’ goal, oc- casioning some st'ff dodging and, by.a hard drive, scoring.

The first half ended with the score standing 2-@ in favor of the Victorias.

The second half was very interesting hockey. The Crystals secured two goals and the Victorias three. Score, 5—2.

Mabon played a strong and active game thoroughout. McLean did some excellent work, Collings was plaving a splendid game and scored for the Victorias.

Mr. L. B. McMillan refereed the senior match, and Mr.W. McLeod the inter mediate.

PERSONAL.

Mr. James Mclaaac of the Herald.eame in from the east today.

Miss Ada McDonald, of Dandas, is visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Mre. H. A, Richardson and Mr. H. W. Macdonald were paseengers to Georgetown by the mail epecial Jast evening.

Mr, Gec. A. Roume was a passenger by the eas ern train this morning returoiog from a business trip to Souris.

Mies Clara Fauning, of Summerside, is in the city. She is the guest of her aunt Mree Jos W McDonald, Dorchester St.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Warren,of Victoria B. C., who have been visiting relatives in this province, left last evening on return to their heme. They will stop ov r at Montreal en route. Mr. Warren is su- perintendent of 4 line of steamers ruaniag out of Victoria.

The Christmas number of the New York Dramatic Mirror contains a quarter- pege photo of Isabella Fletcher, daughter of Mr. J. J. Fietcher, late of Mount Stewart, and now of Dakota. The dramatic talent of this young lady indicates that sbe will be aleading actress in the near future. Needi«s: to eiy that she is a ni ce of Mr.C. P. Fletcher, of this city.

—The local events of next week wil)

be the Liberal-Conservative Con. vention in Charlottetown, the meet- iag of the Prince Edward Island

Fruit Growers Assoe ation and the Burns Anniversary celebration.

Jan Catarrh Be Cu red? Shepherd G. Frost, Chatham, N. B., writes: “Fora number of years I have been troubled with catarrh and headache, and have tried many remedies during that

time, but without avail At last I heard of your medicated air treatment and pro- cured a Catarrhozone outfit. Within twenty four hours my headache disappear ed and has not since returned, and in & short time I have been completely cured of Catarrh. I recommend Catarrhozone as the safest and cheapest cure for Ca- tarrh. Qne bottle did the trick for me.” Catarrh-o-zone is sold by all druggists. trial outfit gent for ten cents in stamps. N. C. Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont., Proprietors.

Loca and Other Items

Loyat Crusapers.~Moncay eveniag ai 6 30.

Sewine Crrers.—Toe W. C.T. U. will meet on Monday, the 22od,at 330, asa seWing Circle.

Ar GrorcetrowN —A grand entertain- ment will be giv.n in the new hall on Monday evening.

8.¢r T.—Orient Divisicn meets this evening at 8 o’clock in Wright’s Hall. A tull at e.dance requested,

Soxe Service st the Gospel Meeting in Prewee’s New Block \ morrow sfierpour, Strangers always welcome.

Moxey run tae Boys.—Bors can make pocket money ard earn p-z-s by eelling

tue Datry Examiner. Scud the boys along. Hooker. — Arrangements have been

completed fora game of hockey between the Ancbers ef Charlottetown and the Stars of Souris, at Souria on Tuesda:, the 23rd.

Tickets for the Opera House Thureday | evening a\ the usual prices, Monday moro- | ing at LO o’clock. Get your tickets early, ‘as it was difficult toget one last year in the evening.

A. O. H.—The members of the Ancient Order of Hibermiane are requeeted to meet im their hall te-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock in regalia to attend the funeral of theirtlate Bre. William: Pidgeon, which takes place from the City Hospital at 3 o’clock.

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Tae Mayoratty.—A meeting of the supporters of Dr. Warburton will be held on Monday evening at half-past seven ‘n the committee room, market building. See advertisement elsewvere.

Wit Pay Insvurance.—Tae town coun- cil of Parrsbero has voted a sum suffic ent to pay the premium on $1,000 ineurance on the life of Rev. W.G. Lane while he \is acting as chaplain wo the second con- tingent in South Africa.

Tus Secoxp Conrincent.—The steamer Laurentian leaves Halfax for South Africa this afternoon having on board a portion of the second Canadian contio- geut. The ‘'*send-cff” isto be a grand one.

PownaL Concert.—There was a large attendance at the concert at Pownal last night, and an interesting programme was well carried out. After the concert the performers were entertained at the resi- dence of Mrs, George Carver.

JourNatistIc.—The Pictou Standard, pow under the editorial management of Mr. Albert Dennis, has been changed to an eight-page paper, and has bsen im- proved in other respects as well. The Standard is an excellent weekly, and has our best wishes for continued success.

Pustic Temperance Meetinc under the suspices of the Victoria Division, Sons of Temperance, on Monday evening in Wright’s Hall. Rev. Dr. Temple will will speak. Chairtaken at 8 v’clock. Come and eign the pledge of total abstin- ence, and bring a friend with you.

Stitt Hotpinc Ovn.—*‘ Tidewaiter” in the Pictou Standard says: Talk about Grit principles and practice. If you want etriking illustrations go to Prince Edward Island. There we see a Grit Jovero- ment beaten beyond cavil,and yet its membere,in defiance of public opinion expressed loudly through the ballet boxes, hold on to the spoile.

Suorr or Water.—Dry weather is atill havirg a serious effect on many of the water mills througbout New England, par- ticularly in Maine and New Hampshire. Many pulp mills have been shut down for months, compelling the paper makers to bustle for material. Theresult hes beep that pulp importations from New Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia have greatly in- creased, especially from the latter pro-~ vince.

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