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._ ilNlliIiPAiE iRiiilBiE
ON CONSCRIPTION T0 THE WAR OFFIC
t (Ca ad p .)
, GENEVA.- A semi-oiiiclai Balkan
(From Our Own Correspondent.) OTTAWA.- Hon. T. W. (lrothers
slid D. i). McKenzie respectively ad- vanced arguments i`or and against compulsory service today. The go- vernment will in addition to Hugh Guthrie have the support ot' u dozen more conscriptlonists in the Liberal Party. Chief Liberal Whip, Pardee
was to have spoken today in support ot' cunscription but at the last mo ment refused to announce his decision without further considera-tion. There is u possibility of the vote being tn- kesn on Friday but it is mr.-re probable
that the debate will run _over to Tues- day.
GUMNIENGEMEN
iitlEAo|isE§“`
"NUTRE DAME AGADEMY
.\-~»~u'~*i=xl7"i"’ 1
Splendid Programme Admirabiy Carried 0ni
by the Children. A lui Students.
List oi the Success-‘
Tho commencement exercises of
Notre Dame Academy took place last evening. His Lordship ilishop
0'Leary presided.
There was a large audience present
and the excellent lprogrumrne' was followed with much interest. The work of the children in the various exercises was highly creditable both to themselves and their instructors, and the whole proceedings were ot'
an elevating nature.
The musical portion ot the pro-
gramme consisted of the pllano duet, “Echo of Naples," with the fol- lowing presiding at the instruments.: Misses M. Johnston, S. Doyle, K. l-‘it.zgeraid. D.. Hogan, N. McLeod. (‘. Whear. W. MacCarey, F. Lantz;§l Concertiug Pianos,- lst. Piano-I Misses D. Hogan, M. Johnston, M. (‘nnnoi-ly, V. Mullen. 2nd. Pluno- Iliisscs K. Fltzgeralti. li. Maloney, lli.‘ t‘oniey. and W. Mc(7arey. t The work of the orcliestrn wus- n
tiolightfiil feature also the inusicinns being ag follows: ~
liarp-Miss Mary lllanchard. , Banjos-Misses I). Wlnchcster‘
and F. Lantz. - Mandolins-Misses M. Jenkins, M.
Stewart, (l. Hornby, M. Muc(!or-- mack. M. Hogan.
Violins-G. McDonald, A. Murna-
ghan, A. Tralnor, J. Patterson, G. Mcflormack, S. Doyle, K.. iio-rnby. U.
liogan. (
Pianos-Misses E. Leonard. V. Mullen. '
Tin, choruseswcrfo spicnditlly sung,
Miss Brotihers \.i ‘thc patriotic chorus. "The King,” took the H0109 effectively. t ‘
A very pleasing number was the
tpantomine reading. “A War Lege'ntl," taken part in by Misses ll. Brennan, M. Morrison, G. Gallant, i`. lllaire, H. Maloney, A. i"iyll¥l. L- Perry, ‘Su McKenna, Y. Lubei'i»!0. with Miss M. Connoly as reader,
A beautiful allegory in three acts.
"Tho Iiawu of the Millt».nlu|n" was spleudidly acted and tautzlll lilo les- son that if God-like lived in the hearts of meh war would ho driven out of tho world. The characters. in this piece were: Religion. Miss M. Ronaghan; Europa, Miss A. Mc- ilarey; Peace, Miss M. Joliuston; Sculpture, Miss I.. Happenny; /\\'l. Miss M. Cinnolly; Science, Miss F. Connolly; Music. Miss G. Mc(‘or~ mark; Architecture, Miss M. (‘on- uollyz Adversity, Miss M. iiiuthesz Prosperity, Miss H. Gallant.
The distribution of the prizes to
the success-ful tpupils followed. HAH Lordship congratulated the scholars upon their successful _vear"s w0rk. and the masterly manner in whir-.ir they carried out the exercises ot the evening.
Mayor Brown also made- some
marks congratulating the ll\lDli9»
The National Anthem brouiihl "ie,
proceedings. to a close.
1'9-
i_ie1' oF cnowNs. o|Pi.oMAa. ME- oAi.s AND Pssmiums.
Crowns for Auidulty nwartlrd i0
pupils who have-not hr-on absent dur- lfll the entire school yearz Luna Arsrnault, Frances Connolly. Gluilifs M<'('o|'»m:\c, Jafiei_ Patterson. Hilda Praught. Bertha Doherty. illllfff MV' "H|`\‘Y. Wini`fred Traiuor. Georgina Miiimrn. Margaret Doyle. Mer MC Cormac. Rose Francis, Mary llf-'SHI' Helen Power. Gladys Fitzgerald. Eve- \.Vu Connolly, Gladys iluzlieft. Melin- da McA'ieer, Florence Quinn. M¢\l'|0 Murnaghan. Mary Benson, Florence Cantwell, Lucy Arsenault. Jean M0' Kflnlil. Eviyn Dmicette, Jean Fitzger- ald. Marlon Robertson, Catherine M0' Kenna. Margaret iteny.
Modal for C ristiln U°°*f|"° |”`°`
sented ll I-al `L`cs'dship. Bishop 0‘l1oary-iiorotto McDonald. ~
Goid Moda] for Engillh Prize Eu-
enunt Governor McDonald-Hilda Gal
lant.
Goi'd Medal for Excellence in De- portment. Presented by Reverend, Mauricr. Mcl)c~nalrl-Dorothy Hogan.
Gold Medal for General Appiica~
tion. Presented by Reverend Fran- cis McQuaid-Lena Arse-nault.
Gold Medal for English. Present-
ed by Reverend P. F. Huglies-Fruir ces Connolly.
Gold Medal for Arithmetic. Pre-
sented by Reverend Pius McDonald. Chaplain of 105th Overseas Batta- lion-Loretta McDonald.
Gold Modal for Piano Theory and
Technique. Prsented by His Wor- ship, Mayor Brown-Mary Johnston.
Gold Premium for Highelt Average
in First, Senior. Presented by Mr Charles Lyons-Loretta McDonald. -
Bronze Medal for Best Essay on Co
iumbua. Presented by Monica Kan
--Dorothy Hogan.
Prize for Highest Aggregate in
Third Senior-Hilda Pruuglit.
Prize for Highest Aggregate in
Fourth Senior-Helen Flyn.
Prize for Highest Aggregate in
First Intermediate-Catlierine Martin.
Prize for Highest Aggregate in Se-
cond intermediato-Madlyvn Clarkin.
Prize for Highest Aggregate in
Third intermediate-Helen McDonald
Prize for Neoriie-Work in Third Se-
nior-Hildn Praught.
Prize for Needle-Work in First In-
termediate equally merited by Doro thy McKenna and Georgina Flyn
drawn by-Georgina Flyn.
Prize for Needle Work in T‘hird ln-
termediate oquaiiy merited by Cecile Blais und Yvonne Laberge drawn by -Yvonne Laberge.
Prize for Artistic Drawing-Dorothy
McKenna. 0
Prize for Mullc in Second Senior
equally merited by Stasia Doyle Gladys McCorniac. Dorothy Hogan. Kathleen Fitzgerald, Helen Lacour clcrv, Winifreti Mc(`arey, Camillr. Hornby, won by-Winniired Mc(}are_v . Prize for Music in First interme diate equiiily rmerited by Helen Mc Millan, iii-lon liornby, Helen iflogan Mnrjorlo llogan, Clare Mcilarey. Yvonne Laberge, won by-Helen Mc- Millan.
(Continueil on page three)
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WRMAN SUEERARE
NNW iN ENGEANR
(Canadian Preu Despatch.)
I.ONDON.- The principle of wo-
man sufirage was adopted in the (‘om<n1ons las; night by an overwhelm ing majority of 330 votes. Sir Fred- erick Banbury's amendment against the proposal was rejected by 385 to 56 Tho entire evening was occupied in
debating the Banbury amend/ment which culled for omitting of aeUli0l\H of the hill illving the suffrage to wo- men. Tho debate which showed the existence of still a considerable oppo sitiou to reform revealed no new ar- gument. ~
Mlnardo Llnlmont enrol glrgot in oowv
|'il.\l I N0 EV ENTB
A NNOUNCEMENTB.
lEE'l’lN(lB» ITU,
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nmgpnonairi Womcnfs ,institute
will meet at the Consoiidstcrl School
on Thuizzdw. Juno ‘list ai 2.!_i0 pm. Miss M<~i~‘ar|anc will be prc-tent 095
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ily- Presented by His Honor. Lieut-
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.
\tln|rd'o I-lnlmons euros tootliloho
(Canadian Preis Dcspatdh.)
LONDON.- Field Marshall Sir
Douglas Haig, British (‘om.mauder-in- Chief has forwarded to the War Olilcc a despatch covering operations from 18th December to the present offen- sive. it reveals the strategic plans hehinti the apparently isolated attacks and raids which continued through- out the winter and shows all as fit- ting into a comprehensive and syste- matic scheme in order tc- prepare tx lavoi-able situation for the spring ad- vance. _
The Commander-in-(‘.hief explains
that owing to the Somme battle the enemy in the region of tho -Ancre Valley has been forced into a pro- nounced salient between the Ancre and the Scarpa Valleys. Therefore 3. further short advance would give the British comrmand of the Beaumont Hamel spur. Accordingly an attack was delivered against the defences overlooking the villages of Pys and
Gi-andcourt in November 18. V The Field Marshal proceeds to des cribe how the enemy's resistance in- creased as we neared the Hlndenburg line, emphasizing the great costli- ness ot' his counter-attacks, particu-
larly in- ills attempts to recover Beau Metz Les Cambral. in conclusion lie
tiescrilies how the transport problems throughout the winter were handled .ind continues: “l- desire to acknow
ledge in the fullest manner the debia
which the _country owes to all who assisted in meeting the most. difficult situationfespecially to Sir Eric Ged- des, Director~Geueral of Transport tc- whose great ability, organizing po- wer and energy the results achieved are primarily due-, l -also wish to place on record the fact that the successful soluiilon oi' this problem would have been impossible bitt for the patriotism of the railway comprr nies at home and in Canada who did not hesitate to give up the locomo- tives and rolling stock required and even to tear up their tracks to pro vide ns with the necessary rails."
The despatch concludesz- “The
loyal co-operation and mutual under- standing between our Allies and our- selves throughour the Somme battles has been continued and strengthened by the events of the winter and par- ticularly by the circumstances at- tending the enemy’s withdrawal. During the latter part of the period under review a very considerable trac( of country has been won back to Franec by the combined effort of the Allied troops. This result is re- garded with ilvelysatis-faction by all ranks of the British army in France. At the same time I wish to express my feeiiigs ot’ deep sympathy and of profound regret provoked among us by the sight of the destruction that the war has wrought in a once fair ind prosperous country-side.” v
The Knights- of Columbus State
Convefritiori closed last evening, af- ter very successful sessions. The fol lowing officers were elected for the ensuing ye'ar:-
‘State Deputy, W. J. P.» McMillan.
Vi. D.. C. M., Charlottetown (re- elected).
State Secretary.- J. A. Mac-
Kinnon, Ne'w Glasgow. N. S_.
State Treasurer,- J. L. McDon-
xild, Sydney, C. B. (re-elected).
Shats Advocate.-- Judge J. F.
Connons,,Chatham. N. B.
State Warden,- J. P. Gorman,
Antigontish, N. S.
State Chaplan.- Rt. Rev. Bishop
0’Lea|y, Charlottetown.
lighted with the sail apo beautiful scenery.
The boats left -in the forenoon' and
the' return to the city was made at 3
their various homes this morning.
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il BRlliSH REiIRliIiS
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publishes in the Temps. the results of his study supposedly from authori-
l reached 1311333000. and that this to-
elied the staff and des royed all co
AMERICAN ASSIST
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abdication.
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MRS. PANKHURSl
NillN IN RUSSIA
_*_
(Canadlan Press Despatch.)
Pankhurst, British Suffraglst Leader, made an unexpected arrival in Petro grad yesterday. ‘She appeared in thc best of health and at once called upon the Root Commission and discussed at length what might be done to as- sist Russia. Mrs. Pankhurst said that site had come to Russia to ex-» plain to the men and_women 01’ the new republic the attitude of British democracy towards war.
CANADIAN iIASUAli|ES
(FromVOur Own Correspondent.) 0T'l`AWA.- The casualty roll oi
159 names today lists 31 men as kill-
N.§fdElAAlivEANitui
RE WHEAi ANR i}liAi
A NRW ENAiliEli
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wAsHt»No'roN.-"rue President is
order putting into operation the ex
h expected to sign today the executive
- - ’ . .. .W port control act _lust passed by Con- - gress. Coal and wheat will be the ' , first two commodities to come under
the o eration of the act and the Pre-
D
sidential proclarmation specifying these twc- probably will accompany the executive order.
Halifax was selected as the next '\ '
place of meeting. The feature of yesterdays pro- , ) . _ _
gramme was an excursion by moto. :
boats to Bonshaw. Some fifty of the delegates took im the trip and it is _ ‘_ ', v, .
needless to say, that all were de `
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LUGANQ, SWiTZR'LAND.- Form-
er King Constantine of Greece arriv- ed here today. Officers and delegates
p. m.
Most of the delegates ilesve for of the Swiss government met him at
the frontier and welcoimed him in the name of Switzerland.
GUARRSMEN i}llUlii Niii SilNlRlil [IROWii
(Canadian Pros; Despatch.) . icentogl dl agar nid sua tp' V D- 1.- -~-»-~»-. ...
news agency says that King Ferdi-
d
lion. 'l`. lil. Crothers and il Il, Mciienzie tlnvering 0peraiions from December 18 io .‘§Z;‘.`f.°l.."`€l“.“I.l§`..2Zi.$’.?°.I} l2‘Z.‘1;“E?.?..»
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stantine and considers it certain that
Advance Arguments for and Against. A Present 0iiensive and. Showing the Sys- ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ihzen.More hberaism Addition in iliose temalic Manner- in Which. Apparently ;§;¢,,g,;,t';,e,,1,;;;“ ,,;;, ';;‘,,§,‘.’”.‘_’i;‘"‘.'52i
Previously Named will \./ole for the Bill. isolated Actions Were Coiiordiuaied into as-...fl B;.....;.. ...nh 1t»‘...1t»..;:r! l/ole May be Taiien Friday. Magnificent Results. `, » ;.$’.§i’...°.f°..I.‘.‘i“..Z.E.‘;.i‘1.Z.;" i..° .Z
maud assistance. Consteruatiou has been caused in Sofia by Constantine’s
PE’I`ROGRAD.- Mrs. Emmeline
WAR ON
British Make Further
Results.
BRITISH MAKE GAINS ON ARRAS
_ FRONT.
(Canadian Pres; Despatdh.)
LONDON-- The British forces' have
made some gains on the Arras front, according to an official statement is- sued today, Four German field guns were taken east of Messiues in an ad- vance last Thursday.
The text of the official statement
follows:
“On the Arras battle i`ront_ our
trocps gained grmind slightly during thc day, south ol’ (‘ojeul River and al-' so north ol' Souchez River where we captured thirty--five prisoners.
in addition to the captures already
reported four German field guns were taken by us east of Messines in the course of our recent advance in this area on Thursday night. Valuable work was performed by our airplanes yesterday in spite- of unset-tied wea- ther. Bombs dropped on an enemy dump caused an explosion.
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_ (Canadian Preis ‘Despatch.)
. WASHI'NG1‘ON.- The landing V of italian troops at Port Said is 'in- nounced in ofllciai despatches from Rome. These troops, consisting oi' Bersaglieri and Carbineers, are' thc first which italy has sent. to help the
- ' . 'a
rronnisss or THE
ALL FRUNTS
Gains on Arras Front.
» iieavlesi Eiiorls oi Germauslloih on British.
and French Fronts Repulsed. it lians liave Resumeri 0liensive with Splendid
.l
F
HEAVY ARTILLERY FIGHTING ON FRENCH FRONT.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
PARiS.- Heavy artillery fighting
is in progress oil thc Alsiie and Cham- pagne fronts, says toil-ay’s official statement. Early -this morning the (lerinans carried on a severe bom- bardment of French positions near i.aut‘i`anx Mill and in the region of Mc-ntcsrnllley Gemnan infantry at- tacks was dispersed. SIX GERMAN PLANES BROUGHT
` DOWN.
Six (ici-man nuachines were brought
down in ulr lighting and three of our machines failed to return. ITALIANS CAPTURE AUSTRIAN POSITION AND 926 PRISO- NERS. (Canadian Pres; Despatdh.)
IIOME.-» The Italians resumed the
offensive yesterday. The War Oflice announces the capture of Austrian ‘ positions on Monte llotigara and 926 ` prisoners.
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iiAl|ANS lANil iRliiiPS Ai PiiRi SAID iii
ASSiSi EHE liRiiiSHiiN PAlESiINE
Allies’ amnles operating in Pales- tine.
The &XDBditiou is one of the results
of the recent meeting ot' the Pre- miers of England, France and italy, ‘at which it was arranged that italy rin return for aid on the Austrian front, ,would reinforce the Allies lu. Palestine. .
JOSEPH MURPH
A sud and deplorafble accident oc-
curred at Alberton at an early hour yesterday morning when Joseph Mur- phy was instantiykilled by u shunt- ed railroad' car. The express engine had returned from the wharf with a carload of fish and was at the sta- tion. it was while n flying shunt was being made that -the accident occur- red. When the locomotive stopped Murphy jumped from it and' evidently forgot about the shunted car, and at- tempted to run avross the track on which it was shunting, when he was
Y ALBERTUN
IS INSTANTLY KILLED
hemlmerl in between the wheels and crushed to death almost immediately. Deceased. who was thirty years. of age. was a popular young fellow, and' much sympathy is felt for his parents in their sudden deep sorrow. An inquest is being held. The accident is all the more deplor-
able following as it docs the one which occurred hers about one year ago who-n two boys’ asleep ou the railway were run over on the track. one being killed and'1he other' hav- lug u narrow cstxupe.
(Canadian Press Despatch.) A (Canadian Press Despatch.) ml;l§V`i'/ahlr;?it_i§l:l\;:;h;Jnmfv§lu]rg&irsm::0n
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TORONTO' T°"°m°“ m°bm7'a‘ LONDOE' Aadaipgtclk N; 3 night t o disperse a riotous crowd
tion centre depot at the anmorles yes-~ Daily Ma from i' s ea quar which had assembled around the y :terday welcc-med the biggest party of tss in France says the supply of doc- han in me hem-t of me East ggdet gn _ v
recruits that has arrived from t.he tors. anaesihetics and nurses has `y;'\hic}ha§nbeaeu\ti-lcéwfifcgirmgn mais meat;
,British Mission in New York city. The been immensely increased during Mining. ‘ '
contingent numbered 72 strong. the last week or two by the rapidity The anger of the crowd was The afternoon Sunday school ses-
_.___...__.; \'- A“1€flL‘“" "fS““l""°“ which °" roused because Guardsmen and iw- sion was addressed by the nov. E. r:,
ready has taken over the complete lice had seized after the close of the 3'_y,1eE,' of A|\,¢,,-mn' p E | me gcc,-e work in a number of our general hos meemng *WWW “V9 me" Wh° were tary of the conference in the even
° ' PEASE A ` ` " A
_ suspected of n havin' regi tr tion ' ', _
,”"'°ls’ leuvmg the sums °f tm’ hos' cards, A crowdodf men 8 and Bwdxmen ,NNll€hth:nc(;IRif<Nir;’tNcf: gggxhtgnnsegdkig pitalg free for work nearer the surged mound the ham an he Rev J W Graham D_ D__ of Toronm
' ' . ti t _ _ _
front. troops who tried to disperse them '
' were almost overwhelmed. The po-
l k lifttl t i th ttem t to
_?.___.._...i,.. The following is the final list ni'
the resent number StB¢i0l\B‘
I . D _ .
RR! Nl';r:r(i)r\tlrli(erli=s(:E‘vcs lie estlrrnates THE WEATHER' V ‘"8" '|°h" °|""‘°"'“' st' Joh" " ' " ue \ S uare H. Johnson' (‘cu
time the stand total or Ge,-msn troops ` '|*EllPERA.,TURl» ‘ igmre; Ho A' lboodwm; H0". Capt' of all kinds at classes up to Junej 'rings ‘cons BTL' - '_ Q G. M. Casmphell, D, D., C. E. F.;
_ Exmouth t.. G. F. Dawson; Geo.
ai was depleted b losses of 3630- TOHONTQ June 21"L°"°l Bmw' Na S- s"°°‘» s“Pt~ °f M|“i°“’5 P°""°"d' ” ~ y ' ' BPH Or ll\\ll'\d0l'Bl0\‘lDB- ,___ ' Nell McLaughlin; John C. Berry 000; 2.200.000 rendered until through The mghest temperature recorded HAuFAx_Fm_ “ve daymme whole S-upemumemry; Hon Capt M_ E woundlf and"i,i30,0il0 resident in io yesttrdny was 77 degrees above. Ai ,mst has been enveloped' in dm” (‘,0m-0|,_ U, E, |r_,; (tm-logon, E, A, reign countries. ‘ m “- m" ll W" 62 °b°"°5 "" 9 9- “"' fog, and shipping has been greatly, »W°SUl\0l'|M\d: H. J. Clark, ouD0l‘-
' ` it -Wal 62 HIWVB- 'Tile wide!! the DW' hampered. The lteitlltlr Clematis, in numorary; Carmarthen St.. H. Pen-
"l"“° "mm W" 62 “h°'°' ‘ballast is ashore one mills west of Mi 740". F. E. Boothroyd; i-‘airvll-le, The tide will be high this morning F,.ambo|se_ on he Cape Breton T Mg,-gimp; gnyef mile., (1, N
RU at ii.ll'» fund tomorrow at 11.58; it‘c°"t_ R f 36 8|-9,
will be high tomorrow morning at 1.03' when the Clematis stranded she gauge; J, M, moe- Newton T “WA S“l“"‘l“Y “R 137 sent ou wireless calls for assistance. 3 CN-UD AD0h8‘i\ll L H -WWE"
S l, The sun sets thiseveniug and to- and ,het agent. of ,he Mm-me papa,-(_ Springfield, E. Ramsay.: Hampton.. . morrow at 8.08' it riltfi tomorrow _ J, lr, Rowley; 1*, J, Delnsladl, su
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morning and Saturday at 4.31. |n::n“;\::¢_ fp, 80;; ¢,,:¢r¥,e);,|r°|‘;,3 :or pernumerary; St. Martins, den. El-
‘°"‘°“'"‘ "'°'° '5°'°°‘°"‘-’ RR3r§“m §°.'fL»§°r'S<fS`S SS Eifirny. §l‘.°..‘I.'§§'T,?'.§§."l'¢'ll.r$'$r'° 'i§’nr"`° 5.1 N°."'b."»'}§'§.§."}§§§1'liS'§.f,°"r7ii..§S 'E22'
PETR0.0R1\D-- The bulldillil 0flh“ Juno 19th nt 8.02 n.m. ggamgy wg, near Hmiu Wm, gl ton; WelllfordiA.E..Cl\apman!Wc|it-
HBWFDHDBT Rllsukvil |0l!. P8lr0BI’I\l't~` The |lrs_l quarter of the moon will camo of co" 'hen ,he pmkgd up nm field, R. Smart; lbong Reach. J. E. richest and most largely circulated i:@m0I1 \V0l-‘f\€R¢|Bl'- J\1“° 27l\\~ ll “-03 wii;oi&o|. Tha oiteamher Stella thiairglie 5l\E'li'l`l:l.|:_\‘-1 (` “enum” minmnmy
~ ~ . Btu u ave one o e - - --
tlewsllullor. was seized this afternoon The length of md” Wm be ‘mem :T5 0' the igleaaffg K 'D _“PML by °°°*`V' °‘ "mba “““"`hm“ wh” “" hours and tliirtyeight minutes. r A ;gw¢d-ng steamer fm- Ham" 2-Fredericton Dl|tr|ct.- Frederic ll 1 .' _ 5"-“gk an Sgmbrg legs", hm, p|g.,l0n, G. M. Young; J. T. (‘0llEl‘, sli-
ples of the paper and books. "m.,.¢~. |_|`.|m.m wr” MM., .ut ‘guru ug", perndmsrary; Marysville, Wm. Har
rison; Gibson, A. I). McLeod; Nash- wunk, i~‘. li. rr.. Holmes; Stanley, J. B. Young: Boiestown, F. W. Saw- tlon; Keswick, ii. VV. Turner; Shef- field. 0. H. Peters; Grand Lake, L. J. Wasson; Gagetown, Harry Harri- son; Ormocto, J. W. Howe; Chip- man --. _-
3-Woodstock Dlatrlct.- Wood-
stock. S. Howard; Canterbury, --- --; Jacksonville. ll. Gough; Hurt- laml and Lindsay. G. S. lleips; ltichmonri. E. (‘.. Turner; Centro- viuo. J-_ s. Champion; i~‘ior<»norv.iiie. i-‘. A. Wlglitninh; Argyio_ summer supply: Arztlovcr, (‘. Flontingion. '4-Chatham Dietrich- Chatham,
J_ J. Pinkerton: Newcastle, (‘._ W,
Squires; Tabusifntae. one to bg sent; Derby, Ernest Rowlands ilic bucto. to be supplied (T. l’li-rcc, superno-
. rnc'i-aryl; liuctochc, Wm. Lawson; ~ Harcourt. C. F. Stebbingr.; Biilhurst,
G. A. Ross# New Hendon. ii, C. Upton, under surreriiitcndeiicy of G. A. Ross; Campbellton. ‘P. 'i‘. Bert- ram; Bonaventure, hunmier supply;
- Gaspt- and Cape Ozo, W. ll. heard.
5--Slclrvilic Dietrich- Sat-ltvillh.
H. D. Thomas; .'l’sutramar, to be
supplied; Point du Bute, George Orman; Bale Ve e. H. Miller; Bsy»
ueild, .wha A. Ives; Moncton (Con- tra). . H. Barraoioush' on ,n (Wesley Memoridli. ' P. A.»R‘it»g:t- riot: Sunny Brac, Jnmercripz Shediac. R. W. Weddall; Dorchelb er, (‘. K. Hudson; Albert. R. Upfeg'
Alma. K. Kingston; Hlliqlqoro. O. W. Tilley; Petltcodia. -'J. -S. .Gregili Elgin, one to bn sent; Salis- .bury, A. D. Mcfjuliy.
6.--St. Stephen District;-gg Bt, mg
para, H. s. s. srronnira; Miiitown,
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