Local and Other Items.

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—OxtenT DIVISION meets this evening at 8

o'¢ lock. iibcaisiing Scort Act.—Two new summonses have beea served. iain Amuerst’s New Datty.—The Amherst

Pyess will be issued as a daily on Saturday. ~~

Goop SHootine.—Mr, C. Morrison brought down ten brant at a shot, in Cascumpee har- bor, on Monday.

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JoukNaListic.—The Montreal Gazette is about to establish a branch office in the city of (Quebec.

pilin l. J. O. F —Wildey Lodge holds its regular session to-night at 8 o'clock. The First Degree will be conferred. - > For Bay Verre.—The bark’ Skjoldmoen, Capt. Lund, sailed for Bay Verte, in ballast, this forenoon about 11 o'clock. ——~>- -— For Hatirax.—The steamer Princess Bea. trice, Capt. Kelly, sailed for Halifax yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, with a general

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Srecianty Co.—Prof, Ashley's Specialty Co. give their last performances here to-night and to-morrow night. A matinee will be given to morrow afternoon.

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Correction,—In the letter of ‘‘Observer,” published yesterday, the word ‘* privileges” js used in two places where the word ought to be ‘‘ purifies.” The sentences should read, ‘** Faith that works by love and purifies the heart,

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EXAMINATION To-Mokrow.—All candidates vond-Class Licease who intend taking book-keeping instead of French, are request- ed to present themselves for examination at the Charlottetown Business College to-morrow

Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock. iveitiilininties

Comparative Lenors or Lire.—Accord- ing to recent figuresthe people of this coun- try are longer lived than those of Europe. In this country 18 persons out of every 1,000 die each year. In England the aver- age age is JO, and in Germany 26.

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UNREGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTIONERS are reminded that the register of the names of persons entitled to vute for and eligible to élection to the first Medical council of ?. E. Island (Medical Act, 1890) is re- Suired by Jaw ‘to be closed on Monday next, June 2nd.

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Coat Apvanctne.—-A late New York jespatch gays the sales agenis of ‘the great six cor) prodycing companies have decided to advance the price of stuve and chestnut coal twenty-tive cents per ton, and egg fiffreen cents. Broken renjaing unchanged. jt was decided to restrict the production of June to 2,750,000 tons.

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‘biiceislitahiliiniah Tue Rrrte.—The second of the series of Canadian Rifle League matches will be hot to-morrow atterncon, throughout the jotainidn. The range’ officers for the Artillery, Engineers and 82nd _ Battalion, are Lieyt. Col, Doherty, Major Purdy and Lieut. Col. Mogre, respectively. The shooting on Kensington range will com- mence at 1.30 p. m. sharp. ictal SprecraL Rerurn Tickets, at one first-class fare, will be issued from Tignish and all sta fions west of Summerside, ta Chariottetown, on Wednesday, June 4th, good to return on Friday, June 6th, to parties attending Miss Willard’s lecture. Parties will be returned freé upon presentation to the conductor of certificates of attendance at the lecture, signed by Secretary of Women’s Christian Temper- ance 'nion. These certificates will be furnished it the close of Miss Wiilard’s address on Thareday evening. my 29 2i

Arrer His Daventrer.—A New Bide- ford, Mass., man named Richard Wood- acre, is in St. John, looking for his 16-year old daughter who eloped with a married man named Porter last week. The couple were in St. John, but when they heard that the girl’s father was in the city they left where they were staying and at latest acyounts their whereaboujs could not be ascertained. Porter, who is an English- man, leaves a wife and family in New Bed- ford,

BacHELor oF Divinity.—At the convo- cation of the Sackville University, held on Wednesday, the degree of Bachelor of Di- vinity was conferred on Rev. D. D. Moore. A. M. The divinity thesis was ‘* The Fatherhood of God,” Ist, as exhibited by the inductive method from the Holy Scriptures; 2nd, as exhibited by intentional philosophical research, and in_ the Christian consciousness; 3d, as exhibited in the special phases, viz: God as pro- ducing Father in natural law and in direct creations; God as providing Father; God as educating Father; God as redeeming Father; God as governing Father; God as universe Father The University divinity hood is black silk, lined with garnet silk, and bordered with white ermine.

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Mounr Atiison.—The pass list of the Is- land students is as follows: —

Metaphysics—Ist Div— Mellish.

Physiology —let Div—Letargey, Beer.

Juoior Mathematics—I!st Div— Meliish.

Junior Greek—1st Div—Mellish.

Sophomore Greek--lst Div—Frizzle. Div—Gronlund, Gough.

Sophomore Latin—2nd (sronipnd.

Sophomore Mathematics—\st Div—Gron- lund; Mellish.

Chemistry—-Ist Div—Gronlund,

Freshman Latin—Beer.

Freshman Mathematics—2nd Div — Morrow.

Freshman Eng'ish—2ad Div--Frizzie, Mor- row, Beer, McLeod.

Physics—lst Div—Gronlund, Frizzie, Beer, Morrow.

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Tue Lyceum.—The League of the Cross concert in the Lyceum last evening was very well patronized, but there should have )sen a much Jarger audience in view of excellence of the entertsinment provided and the object for which the pro- ceeds are to be used. The programme was made up of vocal and instrumentai soles, duets and choruses. Those taking part were Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. Maurice Blake, Mra. A. J. Quirk, Mrs. P. Doyle, Miss May Macdonald, the Misses Quirk,

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and Messrs. Charles lLiermans, Charles Bell, Patrick MecQuiilan and David Me- Nally. The Tuscan choir and St, Dusstan’s College Band also assisted.

Almost every number was enthusiastically encored. The piano used on the occasion

was kindly Joandd by Messrs. J. F. Wins & Go |

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Mount Allison College.

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v in yesterday and to day "be resignation of Dr. Buna h was tendered and accepted, the Boara by resolution, expressing regret at his de. parture. Principal Davis, of the Male Academy, has also resigned. No appoint- ments have been made to the vacant posi- tions. It is proposed to make a new de- parture by providing a course of lectures on Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence. A number of leading lawyers in the two provinces will be invited to take part in the course,

Movements of Royalty.

(QUEBEC, May 29, lhe Duke and Duchess of Connaught are not expected to pass through Quebec next week on their way to the salmon fisheries, They will go by thef{Canadian Pacific Short Line about Wednesday or Thursday of next week to St. John. They will then ascend to the Metapedia for salmon fishing, as the guests of Sir George Stephen. They will arrive in Quebee on the 10th or llth, where they will be the guests of the Governor-General, accepting a civic address from the Mayor at the Pariament House.

and sailing on the 12th of June for Liver- pool.

Ottawa Notes.

Otrawa, May 29. The Minister of Finance has gone to Tor- onto to attend the banquet of the bankers’ section of the Board of Trade this evening The Royal Society to-day elected Prin- cipal Grant President, and Dr. Bourinot, Secretary. Trade returns for the ten months ended May Ist.show an increase of four and a half millions jn exports as compared with the corrésponding period last year. The duty increased half a million. The nominations to-day in Ontario show contests in nearly every constituency.

W. ¢. T. U, Conyention. Monrreat, May 29.

This was the second day of the third an- nual convention of the Dominion Women’s C. T. U. in Erskine Church. Mrs. Foster, president, read the yearly report; Mrs. Fawcett reported on yufermented wine; Mrs. Turnbull, of St. John, read a report on social purity, while Mrs, Lovett dealt with the medical aspect of the case. Miss Willard was enthusiastically received.

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News From Halifax. Hatirax, May 29.

Diphtheria is yery preyalent in Halifax and vicinity. Pickford & Black will place 4 new sieam- er on the Western Counties route, Seven thousand tive hundred tons of shipping is under construction in Hants. Nearly ali of the firms in Halifax ew- ploying metal workers have conceded the

| nine hours a day systom. ‘jhe workeys will

celebrate the eyent by a grand turn out on Labor Day, duly Qaeda,

The Newfoundland Trouble.

Toronto, May 29.

A special cable despatch to the Globe says! The unofficial Newfoundland dele- gates, I hear, are well satisfied with the re- sult of their labors here so far. The press has given a favorable reception to their views and recognises the importance of the issues and the necessity of a prompt and thorough settlement of the difficulties. Above all there is reason to believe the delegates have been successful in convinc- ing Lord Kuutford of the strong grounds which the ease rests upon. The delegates hope to have an interview with Lord Salis- bury shortly after the present recess.

Death of a Clergyman.

Toronto, May 28. The death is announced of Rey. Calvin Shaw, one of the best known and most earnest workers in the mission field of the Methodist church in the Dominion.

Weather Bulletin.

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Toronto, May 30.—10 a. m. Winds mostly north to northwest; fair weather, with a little higher temperature. acme acest tila hatinninnaspic W. R. Warson, Druggist is wholesale agent for K. D.C. It is sold by all drug- gists, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion or the money will be re- funded. Soi

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Train Beats tHE Recorp.—-George Francis Train completed his trip around the world Jast Saturday evening, arriving at Tacoma at 7 ©’clock. The time from start to finish was 67 days 13 hours 3 minutes and 3 seconds.

Oysters to suit the onstomers at the Bijou, J. McDonald's, Great George Street.

May 30 2i licnoaittineions

Oysters, fried, stewed, raw or on the half shell, at the Bijou, John McDonald’s, Great George Street. May 30 2i

Milk pans, Bean pots, Tea pots, Butter erecks, Cream crocks, Mulasses jars, Flow- er pots in large numbers at the cheapest Crockery Store. —W. P. Colwill.

Boston Steamers.

NTEAMER “CARROLL” leaves Char- hw lottetown for Bosion on Thursday, 5th June, at 6 p. m.

Steamer ‘* Worcester” leaves Boston

Steamer ‘* Worcester” leaves Charlottetown for Boston ou Thursday, 19ch June, at 6 p. m. CARVELL BROS.,

Agents. R. B. Garpyer, Manager. Lewis Wharf, Boston,

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Charlottetown on Thursday, 12ch June, noon. |

Missionary Meeting.

TFXHE Methodist Brick Church Sunday School will hold their Annual Mission- ary Meeting in the above Church on SUN- DA Y, lst of June, at 3 o'clock. An interest- ing pregramme will be carried out. Rey. Ezra Moore will conduct a Missionary Service in the same place in the evening. All are invited, E. H. BEER, Secretary.

Great Opportunity for Iuvestweut BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS,

Amongst Most Eligible Ever Offered

At ATIOTION . AM instructed by the Trustees of the Es-

I tate of the late George Davies, Esq., to sel] at Auction,

On Monday, 2nd day of June, na

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ll O'CLOCK, On the Premises, Brighton Koad,

A aumber of besutifnily situated Building Lots, fronting on Brighton Read and new roads through the Davies property, 60 feet wide, Also, a few convenient Pasture Lots, as per plan shown on handbills, or at my office. #2 The property will be offered in three} blocks, as now divided by hedges and fences, | if purchasers desire. Terms most liberal. R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

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QW LANDING on Queen’s Wharf, and | for sale cheap while discharging. Apply to A. J. DOUGAN & CO. Office, Queen’s Wharf. Weighing Scales, may28—tf

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SH]PS CHRONOMETERS, in First- | Class ordey, with rates, and guarantee for prices. Apply to CAPTAIN KELLY, S. S. *f Princess Beatrice,” Charlottetown, P, E. I, may28, lwk.

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BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS, AT BRIGHTON.

HE undersigned Trustees and Executors of !

the Will of the late George Davies, wiil ; cause to be offered for sale at Auction, on the premises at Brighton. ee

On Monday, 2nd day of June, | AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M., |

A number of BUILDING LOTS and a FEW ONE-ACRE PASTURE LOTS. Some of the Building Lots front on the Brighton Road, | and the remainder on wide roads of G0 feet, | opened up through the property.

Beairsto, Auctioneer. Terms—25 per cent. down and balance secured on property bearing 5 per cent, in-

terest. DANIEL DAVIES, F. W. MOORE, L. H. DAVIES, Trustees and Executors,

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T° LET.—Pasture for a few cowsat the eastern end of the city, Apply to J. A. LONGWORTH. may30—3i

T° LET.—The eastern half of a house contain- ing seven rooms, with large hail, situate on Sidney Street. opposite the Brick (hurch, Pos- s°ssion given at once, There is a large yard with flower garden, and also good scable and couch house, ail in first-class order. Apply to John Kelly, Kseq., Water Commissioner, or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY. may 0

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ANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. J. B,. MACDONALD, Dorches- 4i—may29

ANTED TO PURCHASE.—A second-hand Waiter Cask on wheels, small size preferred, Apply at this office. li—may29

ANTED.—A Servant Maid. Apply to Mrg. CHARLES PALMER, Weymouth street. may2,-—tf

OOD PASTURK—part of the McGill pro- perty-—ior a limited number of cows. Ap- iy on the premises, Spring Park Road, to JOHN McuILit tf—may 27 ANTED.—In a family of two persons, an experienc.d female servant, Apply at this office. may26 | ASTURE TO LET, for five horses, in a field on the Mount Kdwara Koad, with wa'tey, aud shelter. Aiso, pasture for a few cows nearer! town,—J. H. GaTes, St. Peter's Road. may22—fi pd

ANTED.—A Housemaid. Good wages. Ap- ply to Miss PETKRS, >sidmount, may26

YO LET.—A Shop and Dweiling House on Upper Queen Street, between Grafton and hent Sireets. Kuquire of J. MCuILL. nay 22—eod tf

VO LET,—The commodigus House adjoining the subscriber’s residence. Prince Street, With large stable and coach house.—K. McMIL- LAN. eod tf—mch21 LET.—A House on Pownal Street, now occupied by Mrs. Messervey. Apply to WILLIAM MURRAY. ap25

W ANTED.—A Man or Boy to look after a horse v and garden. Good ieferences required.

Apply immediately at KF. PETERS’ nouse,

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ASTURE.—Good Pastnre for three Cows, close to west end of the city. Pump in tbe ucid, Apply tO u. 4. DAVIES, Avent, tif—my2v

ryvO0 LET.—A large Double Tenement House. near the head of Queen Street. Nent low.— vw. W. WELLNER. mayld WANTED.—A female servant, must be wel) recommended, understand cooking and general housework, to wait on two persoas with cul family. Good wages. ,Apply at this office. [{may17—tf

2 LET. -Two or three roar a central

4 tof tpe gity, Guod ivcslity, water in. fires puruicdlogs apply ot thia “ee

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A plan, showing the location of each of the | Lots, etc., can be seen at the office of R. |

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am PROWSE BROS., Cheap Men, can fit the smallest boy or the largest man with a Suit of Clothes that wifl make him look like a gentle- man or a gentleman's son, and, best, ol all, their prices are at |ow water

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HOSIERY-—We make a specialty of all weights and grades. The “ Eclipse” Brand of Black Cotton Hosiery, every pair stamped, guaranteed free from injurious dyes and to retain the color. STANLEY BROS.

k= Does anybody know how many makes of Corsets there are in the market? We confess that we do not. But there are some makes taat have been tested and found to possess all thos qualities most desirable Our line of these go ds is large anc. includes all the popular makes.

STANLEY BROS. of these is very large. Ribbons to match everything! Ribbons Gay Ribbons, and sober, bright colors and neutral tints

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MILLINERY.—All the Newest Goods in French, English and American, MiSs We are always pleased to show goods STANLEY BROS., Brown’s Block.

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