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PELL LITE ED LEED ose way mM >; A ATL oe Tn nn rr Rr gt cc RT gee OTERO OAT. Pe Sool Ge ae gee ee Swascien sues sas es — a in J ¥ EX AN “ Ponca FRIDA a. 64 AN ER, a a AY 2, 1890. Local and Other [tems. | pps BN¢y a nb APES © a non - , O. H Regular meeting to-night, B ke i . SPECIAL Despatours Tro THe EXAMINER. { tT One drunk was given 10 . - bea Oe rNTON DADTTAW On W ednesday, May 1th, i > LUN TG ht a th ' . A} MENT " ; } ; " % Ay ‘ j Yr . a nl + , | e \i ARY No. 3 Co., S2nd Battalion AU EAE Chere will be a Tea and Fancy Sale | “ meet tor ri l 1s even! 2 wd o'clock ee shat} s ary of P IN THE LYCEUM,' an Summary of Proceedings. L . Prery Thy ¢ ? he a ht i {x) mI hans Sn fartin —— ——IN AID OF—— | vo nr ‘ vil Luk t > mor practi : Orrawa, May 1. ! t i r , . mn 9 a. Alter Aearipg Sir John Yhompson’s ex- Notre Dame Convent. ‘ \ a ace ? pla mtion of the Senate amendments to the cheer i : \ oe . Mek sl / - . Orn | Dili Fespecting bills of exchange, cheques, OY STERS, ICE CREAM and Refresh ' i " ; Le | . . a “S| and promissary notes, and giv ing the second ments of ail kinds ges ~ 8 rved. “£5 @ st weahike htaak ‘Y | reading to the billfrom the Se hate remov- Doors open at 2 p. Tea ready at 6 p.m. ' Fe — ee ing the tive year limitation from mortgages An eroene Se anticipated. (x)— : : Admission, 10 cents. 25 cents. ee re eee en {2 oe \.-Mr. Daniel Sutherland | ™#de by companies, and also to the bill -ap2l—ady ie ee, 96 dente . Bible Class in the Y. M. | "eSpecting the insp ection of gas, the House wit sniilipkamaiaiens ail aca a “ C. A. Parlor to-morrow evening. spent the rest of the afternoon in con- me currence on the report from the Committee . SLAND ELECTRIC C0. " 5 5 € ( na Barr.—Six Nova Scotia vesseis of ee: ad ne in hait at Souris Rly clei iter recess, concurrence wz: } > are n bait are Righty _ cent oeitl = “ : c at was continued Nonce ig see ilies that the Annual (x) art for rrit sthe price that is {| U™%' p. in., When all the items which have Genera] Meeting of the Stockholders of the i passed the committee had been concurred. ae Company a 7 a at their on. ‘B| ’ 1e House then went into committee on] Mee pen ena eey the ich day of | ° - ee ae i May next, A. D. 1890, at the hour of Twelve yy “a t : ‘ NOBERTSON ’S VistT.—Advi : the Dank Ing Bill, a great deal f discussion |} o'clock, noon, ‘ea icr's, 0 crs, rhamen S; i Olls, aces, onenrons, Vinr.= dics jpn Dil erat deal of dome | et ot nas, Plushes. Silks. i st Profeesor Robertson will clauses. The House adjourned at 1.15. JAMES WADDELL, mega well ore : ine EM mayi—dy td Superintendent. a ee tae 8 News from Walifax. owen ’ ° . ’ ble to deliver three 1 auliti if NEW BRDROUM COT RS An immense < c ; ss A se Variety of Ladies Ss, se Haur AX, May 1. ‘ ( ( We are informed Rev. Robert Laing has resigned the pas- {’ , ect | ts a = torate of St. Matthew's ¢ oak. a. ‘will POR SALE; Bo i) d Gi oh St Hi: t Hi: ¢ d B iat i aiieten,Floodeliy Anopped | sive his while tine tothe Ludi’ Colege- (MT ESDAY, MAY 6 ys an iris raw ats, at an onnet a y Physici i w AyS ag’, After hea: ing the delegates from New- 9 9 ej p H t 1 B t m d t d t i t w ls pronoul i by conneissenrs a beauty, | foundland in regard to French aggressions AT 2.30 O'CLOCK, | la es al s ae onne Ss a c 0 or er a s ior a which Its ‘ y proud ia that colony, the Halifax Bo: f Trad : ti b y Ei ui atinindiina . a oe Board : f ira 7 Sixteen new Bedroom Suites, same lot as last | ho ice 5 i Iss a c. ies is ' pressed { cr wal mest 8) mpatay we h | Furniture we sold, and lot other Farniture. LIANDS the handsome thre 4 | the peoy le of Newfoundland in the effort No iaterested owners to hold back for prices. P Is | m y Usptain Jeff, it ley are Ww making to assert they consti- NEW FURNITURE can be had at less than Op u ar prices for all kinds or Ds io Gnoods, Carpets ‘mare, has been purchased by | tutionai rights. second-hand goods realize. ‘i nf N mm, OF t his eity, fr ym ! te ao Positive ly no reserva, and On Cloths. th er, Mr. Jobn Currie, of Lot 65, for } Eigat Hour Laber Agitation. Always buy new Bedroom Furniture when it . ne sum Aas selis for less money than hait worn goods bring. To“ “ ~“ | nine Curcaco, May 1. an NORTON, & CO. PHRHRKENS & STERNS a . Nene een es i 7 mayi—fit Auctioneer. i 4 » ASSATI \ man named W hite, May day was opened by organized labor] - Eon eer ; w i 3 on t no Road, near Arldace | agitation for the eight hour work system on © CK on ls a ita ' © C1ZHt How ‘ ’ VW Charlottetown : sgn : a and passed without a serious disturbance. Ne STO : —_ 2, — ' . can a »°R &) From 24,000 to 30,000 laborers marched in — = real i t ID i Cil i l , rie e fi aati maggie a the great parade. Thousands viewed the LAS SHS AND SUGAR, aaah ait Gaal d de Saeed P . | procession. it was an orderly, good yan fought pluckily, and preventd | ® stured crowd, and an orderly parade, NOW LANDING EX. “ HATTIE LOUISE.” - mp i vv nig pury ee. — semaines vas fined $20 three months Lon don Wo orkmen’s Procession. 80 Pan. Molasses, very bright and heavy. , nt 1000 bags Sugar, choice grocery. lperieoniinns Lonpon, May a. Lowest current prices before storing. SFUL AT QUEI . Am ng the sta The procession of workingmen to-day fell sale CARVELL BROS, 3M I out with fiyin - t e | far short of the number expected, and the may 1—3i eod ‘ations of Queen's | niv resty, Ringst ty | line was composed of only a_ few P et sOuloWlng trom hundred men. The procession marched Eligible and Handsome : rovl ’ to Hyde Park, where a number of speeches ff Arts--H. Brown, of Charlotte-! in favor favor of the workmen’s cause were BUILDING &i PASTURE LOTS t EL; C. B. Barns, Halifax; A. 1 | deli co ! —~TO- ceilvere J p “a Ol N.S i a M arg Is, Ubut ; _ BY A vorTrom. | ; , ; ; scholarships—Foundation No. 4, junior Carpenters on Strike. Novelty im Style Y tv Bp tt : d phi phy, D. Cameron, P. F. 1. Foun la. nd AM instructed by John McGill, Esq., to Ss arle J in a crus, al ti ) ‘ 6 J lor matuematics, J. R. Fraser, I HILADELPHIA, Mar 1. sell by Auction, on l © . - at — ae eae Phe j urheymen carpenters of this city T per See a ; P : Moderation ii Prices. : went on strike this morning. It 1s roughly iui sday, isth day of May, | Address and Presentation. estimated that 30,000 are N ibles re nated taat oV, are out. No troubdies . a ( 2 oe are anticipated. Master carpenters em- at II o'clock, on the premises. (x) Ji1238 184De11a DICININIAaAV, &@ Very popuiat | Vil 200 h } ifte oldinge ; } i “7 ye | panel the Princa Street Selo : i oe pl a 5 ) hat ae af er h lding out until A number of Building and Pasture Lots, ° « | teacher of the Prince Street School, as] noon, conceded the demands of the men. | situated in one of the rwoxt desirable parte of You will find Pleasure and Profit in an orisha ch thab caus © ee Eta lt —-— the C ity, being high, dry and excellent view. = ae bulintiaiiatie titel abies ae | To Be Removed For pian, ete., see handbills. I . Tra Flr ton yo ees section of our Stock of Dress Goods ere & pleasant parting hour | es R. BEARISTO, spec LOW 0 our O€ 0 ress v0 s was spel ft he rendering of several | kd 30STON, May ‘ Auctioneer. y ation , by the pupils, a | he lighth ouse board issues a notice that aw h’town, April 30 a diaunond br 1 and the following address | on the 5th of May the first class can buoy, were presented to Miss McKinlay by her | No. 9 1 pper Middle Mainship Channel, ST a TS z I eS Y BR | i fellow-t hers : | Boston Harbor, will be permanently re- : — FIRS, Dear Miss McKixtay,— | moved, leaving a lighted gas buoy to mark , ‘ the position. We take this opi vortunity of expressing our | I "ss } oi’ A J eppeinlaat ok tae a ces ee | ae eer eee aaa for twalaing on BROWNS BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE. By your ki dine 33 of disposit on, your pains- | Five Students Suspended. Thursday = xt, the ist May. Tickets ae ili sil eed a} room, énd your in. a for horses can be had at the office of Warbur- terest in ali that ait i the general impr Ve- Monrreat May 1. ton & Smallwood. Price, $5. a eS ee es The trouble in the Toronto College of A. B. WARBURTON, s a : . 8 ee ee oe l puy - : 7 om eB" | Pharmacy over the discovery of the attempt = td Secretary. Charlottetown, April 28, 1890—eod : a eee ne “e ce Hs a of several students to steal copies of the aside l } ‘ i Oo curt 12 : —_—_— _ ~ ———— = > ae wen = . examination papers, has been set at rest by W 4 NTS LOS ’ ] J 7 ge wie Oe } i ? HAL > i s / “ae "y n which m vy 1 were the suspension of five students. — SS qr h OUND de 5 t i DWH aim you wel j — sahinithian e! bei 5 : ; i ; ed > iia YO LEL.—A double tenement House, situate parting with you, we are not only losing | The Land Pu ure chase Bill. on Sidney Street opposite the Brich Church : esstul teach but aiso a tried and true j aaa formerly owned by Capt. Lawrence Kickham, friend, whose may acts of kindness have made } LONDON, May = and ae oe = oe a —— as ADOT NINE 88 on a as given of one end the 15th May. an e other ‘ in our minds & lasting i n pression, tod the In the House or Commons this evening, end the 12th May. The above house is in first- remembr of v i will long remain as | the Land Purchase Bill passed its second | class order. Apply to John Kelly, Esq., Water memories to be cherished oe eading, 348 to 268. Commissioner, or to theowner, EDWARD KELTY. (x) cep! this sin sil i ken of oul es rare 1 $$$ . Pea No ee which we hold you, and with it a opt Weather Bulletin. YO LET—The Dwelling House on Grafton St., f heartiest wishes for your fature ote sperity —— (acne Bae in ee — On of <n 2. — j . nniness. Toronto. May 2.— ‘ can, gaidenattached. Apply at office McLean ’ “the Crank Sesser on: teeter an at : Toronto, May 2.—10 a. m. & McDonald or to John Evans. mayl—6i ¢ 6} Shep Big: ee ncrtngomagne 7 | Moderate to fresh south-west to north- SS ? a: im the Juture, to whic h =o hast: — | west winds; showery in morning, tollowed by 0 LET—A house in convenient part of city there may be # glad reunion ‘* where parting St clk aring weather containing 8 rooms, with or without shop. iil be no more.”—Emma B. Bentley, ane e | - eee Water in connection out buildings attached. For ——- —$—_CGOM PReIst NWN c— ciuliabilis etediinel OC Mikek SMe Ms i se a AS further particulars apply at ihis office. m. 6i eod pal; C.C. Suaddon, V. P.; G. G. MeKin: in | Personal. OR SALE—A Whale Boat, in first-class order . ei sis el ie rat | . non, Ellen Lawson, Sarah iia iris, Helen H. | about 18 feet keel. Apply to Johu McLeod, All the Newest Thine’s ih By @ss Material, ii @SS Robes, I LIne, litchell, Eliza MeNeili, Gertrude Brown, | Ottawa advices state that Chief Justice | 74% Store, Lord's Whart. mayt—O pe ake = \ srrie Haslam, Matilda Wyatt. Qu] pec w/e 8 eh Qa 'S | | f Ieac e A e Ha ', la A Wwya Sullivan has be ‘en at pp? int ed administrator, to OR SALE. ie choice, newly ceived Cow, half Millinery, Hats Flowel ers we Ri ) ONS, ACES, ete. inatitimasioneliilciisaialay ath in place of Lieut.-Goveraor Carvell, Jersey, 4 years old. Apply to Geo. Wright. Shocking Suicide | Dr. Robertson, M. P., returned from Ottawa may1l—zi pd (x) ; ee . : last evening, and proceede o his home: ro : ‘ or fee ded to his home at yO LET.—A large Warehouse atthe rear of the \ special despatch from Pugwash, N, 8S. | Montague or : . London House. Apply to Harris & Stewart. 3 5 ‘ 130 to the Halif , i d ? ao j G. ihomas Moore, Q. C., of Liverpool, N. ap30—4i Lpri J ' on ' » Te-| § asks tor information respé scting Robart , U — a termined cases of | Hunter, for r% ‘rly of Ballycastle, County An- | WeANTED—A girl to do general er , pA el tala a ’ ‘ ; A ; y \ ; to Miss son, Kzi, - urred here this morning at five | trim, ‘Trelan, who lef that place for Canada | port? Waxes Apply to Miss Dawson. K THE BEST EVER SHOWN BY US. k chat has ever come un ter sur notice. between 50 and 69 years ago —— p Jones, of Doherty og k, a most re: | islets WANTED. Two First-class Coatmakers, The OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND THE LOWEST IN THE CITY. >} eu srmer, Fern 0 iS DiITnh ¢ i oe eget specied 1 ; 3 : ; ‘ ' _ if ae Local Notices. immediaiely te Ae. MoDonald at B. 5. Davies & ur named and struck imsel ith a} ; ; Co, Cameron Block. ap2 O 2D hatchet on the head several times. He! For the cheapest men’s and boys’ cloth- ve \ , Re. M A ( ; I ) IN 4 Fe x i is Lorately cut his throat with a pen- | ing always go to J. B. Macdonald's. JR SALE~A fine Heifer Calf, three week ks —nemmenee sage : ‘cs “ge on a a . . : : old, three parts Jersey. Apply at once at i Mashing } DO ly W ith the same in- | or house-cleaning purposes use snow- this office. ap29 men Findin it life was not leav-} flake Animonia, for sale at Beer & Goff’s. serena S “ : ~ then threw arunpe over the heam | Mav 1 2i DOARDERS WANTED—A xentieman and his - ; i en Chew & rupee “_* ee : ; winee onl oe wife, or two gentlemen or two iadies. Com- a i e birn and hanged himself. He was | For preserving stoves and stove-piyv -wftabie accom nodations. Apply to Mrs. : auite dead about half an hour after- , from mn rust use ‘* Now-Such” black lead, the | Kennedy, North Side Hilisborougk Square. ap29 ie leaves a wiie and two daughters, tin the market, for sale at Beer &; ; —(x) rie ieaves a Wl . an | ' ) 1 M ere, | be ‘8 ir € M. ” ee & T° LET.—A House on Great George Street vho ha t heartfelt sympathy of the | Goll’s hay 1 al Apply to C. B, MaCNEILL. tf—ap25 7 Me KF il aude ease te I ie a ei re 90 Cases Now Open and Yiore to Follow. weer - ounce the style and me a é. F. T.—That desirable Cottage situate on

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Calibeck, Possession given about Sth of May. om made. Apply to PEAKE Bros. & Co. tf—ap25 Everyone is poop oth with the children’s | TOR SALE. _~Young Pigs for sale at the at J. B. Macdonald's, Asylum. 3i eod—ap2t

than ordisary ability. . » ; Fe han oe i earenerg. h I ; refer to kim in terms | *‘ AGNOSTICISM AND RELIGION,” —At the ix- ( {00D IRON SAFE, $35, at Goff Bros. and spoken wit tliin reter tv ‘ ‘ i at f hy ‘ 7 I bs Ly ith for his person: al | stance of some gentlemen interested, Mr. ap p28—lw d&w OT hie aaniiravion, t 34 ' . ” --——_ Ht tag 4 ‘tntallantead steaneth. He iP - s lecture 2 vA _— “— _ _— - To LET.—A House on Pownal Street, now ' us par a ieee te oun 1 een printed in pamphlet form oe ew occupied by Mrs. Messervey. Apply to sforemost postion amous h Mya popies have beei piace 1d for sale at Theo L. WILLIAM Mou RRAY. ap25 had furtune cast his iotina ‘Caunalis’s price ’ 19 ; 2 rcun Pe “ | Cheppelle’s, price 15 cents apl241w iro LET.—A Shop and Dweiling House on x ilfe, taere 18 eV ae i neato . ETRE 1 U pper Queen Street, at present “oecupied by I .¢ ' yal ! h ive rigen te hig h } go abi ae. ki. . Madizan, Ei squire ot s Mc GILL. . ; S she eaumtey in ap33—eod if } , i E ‘ UH canned taiaha: try . ? les + her . sic ence rr cheste | Oe ee Eee se nt | event, raod e the Riel 1 ti, ron ot uy, 95 mer —— ence, | princes ae jOK SALEH.—A first-class “Domestic” Mangle, : “ ;., Street, May Ist, in the 65th year of herage,| f in ae order,—C. I. MORRISON, Lower nere nis ha a ' : Catherine. beloved wife-of Wiiiiam Cobb, and wae Street. ap22 is gonerai attack again:( the Wiles : davghter of the late Thomas Alexander. She | ee eee De renner pene etree had | i sinned His last advice, inat 7), OO... sorruwiag husand, three sons end ; PO LET,—The commodicus House adjoining , » £34 we thos aennla of the a ee ee ee ae the subscriber’s residence. Prince Street, nS fF ps miu a ' iv ih? OA . ee ‘ef one aang ate i. Desict 3 niunerons friends to with large stable and coach house.—h. McMIL- wilite :and desend on working theif’ mourn their loss. She was greatly respected | Lan. eod ti—meb2] we ; as wiicmena I : living. ig anether proof o. hts > ali who head the pleasure o + acgnalat- wom Rec nae fANAS LU living, is another proof of his | by all whohad the pleasure of her aequaiat- | WANTED.—A House containing seven or cight -at-sighted wisaom ; ence rooms. Possession required latter part of | emer ema St nee ee ee oe = oe oe Avril. Apply at this ottice. if-—mebt4 , 1 x . ' 1 5 Tey } : a. spies tetas Ee aan ene | Mon y is declining in the European ; In the past seven or eight months Am- | _ LET.—A C ottage House cOntaining seven

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Ladies should see our Fine Boots. Gentlemen should see our Fine Boots. e have also the Medium and Heavy Boots The Largest Stock of CHILDREN’S BOOTS in the City—all new stock. oe tion solicited.

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Charlottetown, April 23, 1890—eod & wky

Stock of Boot d Sh fe Fe Bankrupt Stock of Soots and snoes. +a et x)— eoune nammammnnascotenmumte EING desirous of closing out ocr Bankrupt Stock of BOO ITS & SHOES, we will offer greater nducemonts than cver for the next two weeks. Come aud see us, ad do a com piala of hard times when you can buy MISSES’ Rt BBER BOOTS, reduced from $2.50 to S106

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