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THE DAILY EXAMINER, . :

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” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 185 i882

Local and Other Items.

[ux best talent in the city has been engager for Burvs’ Cencert -

fue Highland Flix

at the Lyceum, on Monday, the ?5:h inst. - Danctne —Mrs. Burris will re-open her tventie class on Thursday, l4:h inst , at 4) p>. ma y 1k 4:

Very Cruear.—The Poets nicely bound iz ith at the Diamond Bookatore for 25 cents Best valae in the world.

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

| ide sige once ined

Spectat DesPpatoues to THE KXAMINER.

ssue"/DYING OR DEAD?

Hausrax, Jan. 13. A special despatch from Ottawa says that uw cablegram has been received there, announcing the death of the Duke of Clarence. A press despatch received at Halifax

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To-nignt —Instailation of cflicers at Port | says that he is in a critica] condition. la Joie Encampment to-night. The sub — ordinate lodges are invited to be present. Behriog Sea Difficulty o Pottce Covrr.—This morning a mn for

eelling quor on Sunday was fined $1 62 and costs, and one drunk was disp sed of ter $2 or

Ss days

Sritt 1n Tue Rivne

~ (george Godfrey |

WasuincTon, Jan. 13. The Behring Sea question was before the Cabinet yesterday. It is understoon that the case has takena favorable turn within the past few days. Lord Salisbury will

bas i: formed the Pacific club that he wil! | 88"e°® to Mr. Blaine’s suggestion as to the

meet Cheyuck: for a $5,000 purse and 350 for eXpenses.

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method of selecting three of the arbitrar- ors frompcountries which have no interest in the questions at issue. One of Great

Se a : ; ; Gataertna of the Clana at the Lyceum on Britain's representatives will probably be a

Mouday, te 75:h inst,

About twenty are

Canadian, and it is likely that one of the

urder training ‘» Highland Drill, such as} 4tbitrators on the part of the United States

Claymore and Gun Exereises

will be a Republican, and another «a Demo- erat. Mr. J. Phelps, United States’ ex-

Now is your time to secure bargains in minister to England, will likely be one of

elothing and furnishings ell goods in stock at greatly reduced prices, D. A. Bruce. jill 3:

Board of Trade — the regular anpual meeting of the

Board of

We are selling | the United States arbitrators

« ‘audidates Nominated :

Hairax, Jan. 13. Mr. Dickey has been again unsmimously

Trade wiii be heid to-n'ghi. as ad- | selected ss the Liberal-Conservative candi-

vertised. A full atr:eudance is re- quested, as mite s of importance fv every member will be discussed

Most Cases of consumption are of catarrhal origin, and death to!lows inevitably. Catairh can positively b> cured by Nasal Balm. Thousands who have been restored testify to its merits. Tiy it. dec? lw

Cuarrente’s Haxpsoox — Chappel'e’s Calendar and Handveok of P. EL, tor 1892 will be iesued to-morrow evening in time tor distribution Friday morniag. [tis « valuvble annual end should be ta every home and othce.

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He Wet Deserven Ir —Billy McGlory, a notorious New York dive owner, recent- iy convicted of keeping @ disorderly hvouse, has been sentenced to one year's imprison- ment and pay a fine of $500.

AGRICULTURAL CoNvEeNTION.—Th2 winter meeting of the Western Agricultural Con- vention will be he'd in the hall at New Glas- gow on the 22nd inst., commencing at one o'clock. Papers will be read by Professcr Harcourt, of Prince of Walesa College, and by leading agriculturists.

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Tut Steamer Coita has about comple‘ed toading and will sail for Harbadoes and Trinadad this evening or eatly to-morrow moruing Shecari:s a large freight which includes @ quantity of potatoes, hay and oats, and a suraber of horses aud sheep. Nearly ai! the cargo was shipped by Megars F.rquharson & Son,

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Remember the clearing ont sate

of boots and shees ut stamper'’s

date for Cumberland Co. Messrs. Jones and Farrell were nomi- nated by the Halifsx Grits last night.

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General Telegraphic News. STeELLaRTON, Jan. 11.—B. D_ Rogers, merehant of this town, while driving over the railway track crossing this morning, was struck by the down train to New Glasgow The horse was killed and the buggy broken to pieces, while Mr. Rogers escaped with a few bruises. No biame is attached tu the train hands, as the train was only moving slowly, the whistle was blown, the bell rung and the train stopped elinest instantly.

Wisyipec, Jan, 11 —In order to en- courage settlement of the lands of the Canadian Pacific Railway, it has been de- cided to make a material reduction in the price of lands, which have hitherto been held at $4 per acre and upwards, except ing such lands as are especially valuable on account of their proximity to the railway ststions. The land which has heretofore been held at $4 par acre will be sold at about $3; those that have been held at $5 and $6 per acre will be sold at about $4.50 | per acre,

Reapixe, Pa., Jan. 11.—Diyh heria ‘s | violentiy epidemic in several places in this | section. Inthe vicinity of Cross Kill Mills, | more than 15 children have died, including :four in one family and three in differea | families in one night. The spread of the ' disease is attributed to the fact thst the | funerals of the victims are public and that

Geruer. The sho - has to be vaeat: | large crowds attend.

ed for building pu: poses. Now is

the thae to get bargains in fine

boots. ove shoes, slippers, &c.. as

the stock must be soid.—K. K. ron t

Lecan ~We congratulate Mr. W. L. Strickland upon his admission as an Attor- ney-at-law, which took place yesterday in the Supreme Court. We wish him every success in the practice of his profession. He may be found in the office of Messrs. McLeod Morson and McQuarrie.

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Civit Service Examination.—We sce by the Canada Gazette to hand this morn- ing that the following car didates at the recent civil service eXamlnation here were successful : Preliminary—Henry Hughes, Benj. 8. Kennedy. Q salifying—Joseph ©. Arsenault, Joho M. Hughes, James O'Connell, Sidney M. Pools.

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Canabian AprLtes AHEAD. — Mr. D. Macauiey, an extensive teuit grower of P.ctoa, Robe lately returned from Eng- iand, whither he had been, we presume, in the interest vf some shipmenta of fruit This genilemaa reports that Canadisn ‘apples Drought from seventy cen’s tu near- ly a dollar more per barrel than stwilar varieties of the same fruit growo in the United States Nova Scotes apples are coming into some disfavor on acevunt of the amall barrels and bad packing.

You don't want svap or soda, or the com- mou washing powder any more, when you ase the Lessive Phenit. Every woman who hws used it—and their name is legion in France, England and Canada—say it is the greatest household blessing. For it washes and eleans everything, from the costly dress goods to the common tinware dish. The misery of the wash is gone. No more chapped hands Hard water becomes soft. Juse think—Lessive Phenix is so comprehensive in its work that it mokes all kinds of white clothing lke snow, but it will make dirty zinc to shine again ! Ask yo ir grocer. ji3 2i

Qures’s Wuanr —This property belonging to the corporation of Charlottetown, has been fer mapy years under lease to different parties gntik recently, for want of repair it ceased to be @ source of revenue to the city. The preagnt City Council, however, has the wharf! now «nder contract for its repatring, or | atiielly «peaking its rebuilding. The con- tractor, Mr. Eagan, ia an honest h rdworking mechanic who thoroughly unders‘ands his | work, sud jadgiog from the progress «lready | made, it mav be fairly assumed that M . Egan will compete bis contr.ct in a sttis- factory manner. Hemlock timber aud ha d gione are to be the initerials chi fly used in the con traction of the work. The cousract ‘p ovit-s for the <rectlon of a new be ck extending trom the old wha f into d-ep waicr, by which an addijional depth of over ten ; fect will be had, so that large ships aut} stesners can load and discharge cargoes +t) the whuf with every facility «qaired The | new Queen's wharf, which is to be complet d , during the coming season, will be a sub- stantial and permanent work, which ‘or many years to come will be a source ef re enue to the ciry. The credit of this acjuisition to the city property is almost entirely due to Councillor Morris, who in ‘he face of mach opposition suceeeded in causing . teuders to be cailed for, and the work 'o- let togthe lowest tenderer, thereby securing valuable wharf property which otherwise would have been lost to the city.

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| Mapper, Jan. 11.—The Spanish Minis- } ter at Tangier telegraps that the Arabs are stiil threatening that place, but the lives and property of the Europeans are guaran- teed by foreign men-of-war, which will act in concert, if necessary, to protect Tangier.

Monrreat, Jan. 11.—It is stated that a movement is ou foot to form a combine of cigar manufa ‘turers forthe whole Domin- iva, aud some preliminary meetings have already taken place. Ifthe project goes through, facteries will he es'ablished in Montreal, St. Johu, N. B., Toronto and Vancouver,

Paris, Jan. 11.—I.» Soleil, commenting on the Ezyptian situstion, says: ‘* France being alone in cpposition to England and M. Defreycinet having presided over the cabinet which allowed England to enter Egypt aione, it is more than probable the Government will do nothing whatever with regard to Egypt, especially as Turkey is certain to back out of any difticul:y.”

Orrawa, Jan. 11 —Arrangements for the postponement of the McGreevy Connolly trial were made to-day. The accused were admitted to bail for $10,@00 each, Hugh Ryan and Joho Henry becoming their boudsmen. The Grand Jury returned no bills in the cases agaiast Michsel Connolly and Patric’ Larkin for covspiracy.

Cuicaco, Jan 11.—The News saysa usu political organization bas been formed corn vioing the laboring men in protected tradce. farmers who are not in the alliance and Demo- crates and Republicans generally who believe in Blaine and reciprocity. The erganiz scion is secret and oath bound, and is to be « union of Knights of Reciprocity and the Contin- ental League.

Inpranapo.is, Ind., Jan. 11.—The street railroad employes of this city struck yester- day becanse the company decided that em- ployes, except when engaged on the company business, must hereafter pay their fare when riding on the cars The whole street car system here is tied up.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toxgxr Jan. 13.-104a m Unsettled and miid, followed by an easterly gale, with rain or snow to-morrow.

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Ixorxease Your Weigut.—It you are losing flesh and blood, commence at once taking Miller’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, which is far ahead of all other preparations of the kind iu existence. By taking Miller's Emulsion

eople gain from 5 to 10 Ibs. by the time the first bottle is consumed It is the greatest blessing of the century to all in delicate health,

‘ or who suffer with coughs, colds and ailments

that tend to consumption. Remember, Mill er’s Emulsion contains all the constitutents found in wheat. It is used in the hospitals and asyiams of the country. Io big bottles, 5%, and $1 at Charlottetown drug stores, jan4 lw 5

perennial EL I LOD LOD

Local Notices.

for 19 cents a dozen at Beer & ao al3 li For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. —Reddin Bros. novldwly Received To-day.—A carload—200 bariels _-of choice winter apples —C I Morrison.

Beer & Goff are selling good fresh eggs for 19 cents & dozen. al 2i

IS MARKED

jan2—dy & wky

by leadimg physicians in Englan From Rev. Dr. Hiil.

M. F. Eagar, Esq. HALIFAX, Dear Sir,—I feel that it is «

have said privately very many namely, that I firmly believe PHOSPHOLEINE was the me restoring a near relative of m ordinary health. ‘The paticnt v

tion, but with the concurrence o ed physicians your PHOSPHOL with results that I certainly d anticipate. My friend is to-day enjoyment cf excellent heaith. Believe me, yours very trul;

Are You CONVINCED?

PHOSPHOLRIN

(Pronounced FOS-FO-LEEN),

dealers at

SATURDAY, January 16h. Boar

roof - ’ Calendars giving needful informatior obtained by application to the nndersign

HENRY YOULE HIND, M. A, D. ¢

Myrtle Uavy i. & Be

IN BRONZ« LETTERS.

NONE GTHER GENUINE.

iiss us sie rapeecocttlie SAV HD!

The testimonial below. refers to a

patient who was pronoungeéd incurable

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N.S.

lue to

you that I should say publicly what I

times,

Your ans of ine to

ras ap-

parently in the last stages of Consump-

f sxill-

EINE ©

was tried, and, I am happy to say % } tv? 7?

id not li the

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Greorce W. Hint; D. C;-L: Rector St. Paul’s.

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Can be had from all druggists and

50 cents per botile.

CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Windsor, Neva Scotia.

HE LENT TERM of this institution opens on |

ders are

required to be present on the 15th. Ths New Buildiuz will be ready for occu ation th ‘ough- out, and ali pupil boarders wil be under one

1 can be ed.

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Managing Director ard Secretary. Windsor, N. S., Dec. 22, 1891—2aw tlian 15

you, and a good

Are You

Liver Oil will cure™it.

Take nothing else.

Cough, etc., etc.

Estey’s Emulsion

Is a great flesh prod ren it has no equal. your dealer. Take no stitute—It hasn’t any.

6 Bottles $2.50. £. M, ESTEY MANUF CO.,

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EAGAR’S

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== COMBINATION

OF

HYPOPHOSPHIT

FOR THE CUPE OF

est preparation in use. we know of which has effected actual

Wasting Diseases.

from drinking a whole bottle.

BOTTLE OF 60 DO

CONSUMPTION,

PARALYSIS, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Salt Rheum and other Skin and Blood Diseases, Rickets, Anzmia, Loss of Flesh, Wasting, both in Adults and Children, Nervous Prostration.

IN USE. One any Te being equal in

tritive and blood-making value to ten, times ite bulk of Cod Liver. Oil, it will prove to be the Gheap-

bona fide cases of Consumption, Scrofula and

Here is a straight tp for.

one.

Suffering from a cold? Estey’s Emulsion of Pure Cod

No other preparation is so reliable for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Lung and Throat troubles, Whooping

ucer,

For weak and delicate child-

Ask sub-

Sold everywhere. Price, 5oc. Bottle,

N.B.

MONCTON,

Cod Liver Oil Cream

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Phospholeine is THE ONLY PREPARATION that

cures in- other

Ir is 80 PizssaNT that some mothers have to put it out ofthe resch of their children to prevent them

aa See last and next issues for Certificate. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS AT SOC. PER

——ARE GIVING——

THE BALANCE OF THEIR

— OR.

Two Weeks

(BLFOLE STOCK-TAKI NG). oo

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; BOOKS, STATIONERY; BLANK BOOKs, we INKS, MUCILAGE, PiCTURES (Framed or otherwise), MIRRORS (British Plate), PICTURE FRAMING done to ordcr.

BAZAAR CO.,

Wholesale & R tail Stationers,

, CHARLOTTETOWN.

Chappelle’s advertisement which (slthough not intentioaally sc) is nevertheless mis- leading. His’ statement: that “ the Bazar }is closed. for the p#esent ” has no reference to the Bazaar Company’s Store, as some have. been Jed to’ believe. You will always find us here, ready to give the Best Bar- gains in the City in Bovks, Stationery and Fancy Goods.’ Wholesale orders attended to promptly. janll

HACKNOMORE is the highest re- rult*ol medical science and skill, and in ingfedients and method has never been exc@Het. : =

HAOKNQ MORE never fails to per- form its* remedial work quickly and elfectually.

This fact is attested by hundreds of yo'untary.. and “upimpeachable testi- monials frem grateful p ttients,

When you’ bay HACKNOMORE you obtain the bese COUGH MEDI- CLNE made.

Ask for HACKNOMORE, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to accept a substitute.

For sale by ail Druggists—25 and 50 cents. 3i & wky—janll

SKATING RINK.

Notice to Ticket Holders.

O*inoo to the mildness of :he season it will be i

impos-idie te opan the Rink for some time. e Directors have civsequentiy decided to return the money received ivr Tickets for this seeson. ‘Ticket holders a:¢ req iested to present their Tickets where the aime were bought and bave their money refua ‘ei.

PD. C. McLEOD, Secretary.

PRPAY..

jan8-—% eod

E request a settlement at once ofall accounts rondered by us. JAMES PATON & CO., Beowa's Block,

jae7 168 Varker Square.

CASH PaLcD +R

CLEAN DRY WHEAT, FRE FROM SMUT,

At uthe Raller Mills.

jan8—dy 6i eod & wky

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

ANTED.—A good expertenced laundress fo W take chargb.of a family ‘wash)ngz once a week at a gentiema’s residencé. Ayply at this office. lw pd—janl3

SPLITTER KNIVES): Tinsmiths’ Shears. tS Pianer Koives. Paper Kuives, eic., ground at Kessingion Tannery. Satisfaction given.— E. B. Love & BON. |) xy du pd—jand

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CARRIAGE HORSE will be lent for somo

A months to any resvonsible person. who will

treatit well, A applications to Post Office Box 676. < ath oe jau

yy ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A servant for general house work in a-small family where

there is no washing, Apply at this office.

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ANTED.—At Montague, a good barber. A good place fer a goodman. Apply to J. J. Mi ACDONALD. a i dec23

UND.—A purse of. money. The owner can have same on application at THe EX MINER office und payment for this advertisement.

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convinced. ceived every day. JOHN

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OLD LONDON Billiard Hall & Oyster House

IS STILL TO THE FRONT!

VERYTHING of the best. Call and be FRESH OYSTERS re-

JOY,

‘i RENY.—A large three-story building as Warvhouse and Offices, sitg@ate on th south

_} side of Water Street, aad lately occupied by Mr. r. B. Riley as a Tobacco Factery. Fer _particu-

lars apply to PEAKE Bros, & Co eod—dec22,

ply to Davies & Haszard, or AYLWARD, Southport.°

AACS. Parnell.” by Robert Mc Wade,

been in course of preparation for some years.

i - outfit 36 ceni; big terms; act_quick.— Kani PvBiieHine House, 8t. John, N. B. ect%l

Cutting Prices. THE BAZAAR GU.

25 Per Cent. Off) sce what we have in stock.

es | Ez A notice appears in Mr. Theo L.

, Te LEf.—The Brick House and Shop on Prince

Street knowa as the Costelle property. Ap-

the owner, a an

oc condhadhoupenmpeaprecnitnidellannanias GENTS WANTED.—* Life of Hon. Charles assisted by Parnell’s Mother, wh» receives. a royalty, has

iiliens want the Biography of this great Statesman. Pric: $1.25; 40) pages; 100 cugrav-

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CAUTION. ITIP {IN| 1892--TAN TAR Y--1892.

EACH PLUG OF THE

TB. MACDONAL sg . 23 G N a2 chk = = nae aha Gd | | a

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TOU GAN ALWAYS RELY on getting the vary best Bargiins in the City during this /

Month at our Store’ It has always been our custom to clear oat all Remnants and Short Ends this Month. Ali our Stock at Reduced Prices. The balance of our stock of OVERCOATS and REFERS will be so'd off cheap Do not buy FOR GOUDS until you

We will give you a Genuine Bargain.

J. B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

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FANCY GOODS THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE

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IS AWAY AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS IN

300D STOCK AND FINE PRICES.

This You will do well to Remember when about to buy Boots,

amen ne ern meen YX pm

WIST SIDE OF QUEEN STREET, CHARLOTTETOAA P,

Charlottetown, January 6, 1892—eod & whky

PATTON |

Next Month we purpose altering the plan of our Store to maize room for our Spring Stock. in order to reduce our stock we will give some Bie Bargains in ail 1) partment This is our first Cheap Sale=-you Will find it genuine. We imitate none but surpass all.

E. PSLAND

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ai Moai Anim Orauiaalrm PATTAH NNNA THE ONLY RE he ee Nt pei EEN ee | UN 4 ) i LriARUD ULIMUINL FA tui ;

Lss . QUBEN ST hie= .

Charlottetown, January 5, 1891—eod & wky

GREAT GL

ceonangutnantaeib tales ipeatnioengi A tT sataniinsetaagatine evs

THE STAR TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

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We invite the public to call and see for them- selves. We have placel in the market an elegant range of Gents’ Furnisiings at Oost, to clear, in- eluding Underwear, Shirts, Collars (latest styles), Ties, Gloves, Caps, et«. | As we are going out of this special line, we ask you to secure for yourselves Hargains only to be. had ence in a great while Genuine Sale. Come ant secure first choiee. Overcoats and Suits selling cheap

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McLeod & Wicivenzie.

Chartottetown, November 10, 1891—eod & wky

CTPPERERS FROM TH GRIPPR Wool Cards & Mill Machinery,

——WibL GAIN— () SELAGHENUINE S507 a i a Compre wa et Nourishment, Siimimlus esrvves. Se vtead - , oid at an imaisn

—BY TAKING— ¥.

{ WOOL CARD 3 in ba ; sa dee tlair, Ki

t Bild) @Cacn Wi ares 2in.

™ Strength,

H. NORTON & CO.,

: ¢ dec3|—dy 4i 2aw & wky Chcorlottetown, =3 | = 3 ~~ FF 3 7 A? rr ps IONE > | J N’S F! UID B: tr Ml da’ adi wa ’ HinVivm o FLUiD tote § - Bie THE GREAT STRENGTA-GIVES. oe nee TOTICE is hereby given thet th» Aanial - i General Meeting of the Shareholdsrs uf F * ‘ ‘ ; jue ExsMIner Padiwhiag Company wil bs An Easily Digested Feod = held at the offies of tm

: ' sNAMINER O®2wWidaper

on WEDNESDAY, tne 27ta tsauary. iast,, at

A ¢owerfui Invigorator { the boar of 8 o'clock in the evening.

W. A. F. SCOTT, Secretary

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