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MAY 16. :882.

kiX AMINER.

Encouragement to Fishermen.

'T } : > ln . Tue Dominion Government have plac

‘ > x4 f $2,500, to cover

in the estimates an item « expenses which may be incurred in con nection with the Iluternational Fishery

London, in 188

a ir John shat

Exhibition to be held in It is certainly important, as

Donald remarked, that Canada

should

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rl eould | |

Thee a

j llow, and, therefore, the greatest economy | would have to be practiced, in order that they

| may be brought out: qguare at the end of the

|year, He was aware that the imcome tax leould not be collected from Dominion officials. It was only from those who had the least

i right to pay it, am: who the finance committee

did pot wish to assess, that an income tax

} lected. It had, however, to be ' tn loess ema te wean deotted revied co I 10 JAW; aba l was aeckh :

be levied as

by the committee that it should ’ placed

llight as possible, ‘They, therefore, the tax on real estate and incomes at one and ne-tenth per cent fhe average ordinary ex ure for the past five years has been

226 396 86. and from thia it will be seen that

well represented at this Exhibition, and / the present estimated exp aditure (327,23 «.75)

that ii should make as good a display as i; twenty-five per cent I 8s than the ave rage.

possible. The telegram states that Phis, he thought, would be quite sstinfactory

fuxther grant of $10,000 was asked, *‘ in to nee _— iad ake mover i f htoininy of | that the by-law be xd a fiz ime,

order to provide for the obtaining of} — : ae Momnre objected $0 the cém-

eee ae mittee impoeing a levy of one and one tenth

ale tee ao » cent. It was he said a come down, but

In Search of Information he tl ‘ v sht one per cent. would be sufficient.

A ‘deaultory discussion, in which all Coun-

Tae Patriot comes to the attack by the| cijjors present took part, followed. Its result

Socratic method.’ It doesn’t show how showed that the estimates framed by the

the National Policy has ‘raised the! Finance Committee were correct, and met the

everything,’ reventte,' nor how iv 1.

prices of nih failed to }

raise the

haa ** ruined the whole country for the sake

a few bloated manufacturers,” nor how any of its forme: predictions have been fulfilled It capnot do so. Butit is now

in aome doubt about the matte:

to know what the National Policy has done | for this City and this Province. We ar

f pleased to see our worthy contemporary in a doubting state of mind and avxi } I regard #$S a od we shall endeavor

This we

ane time,

formation sign; and, in to remove its deubts and fears. mean time we recommend the patric! friend of his country to peruse carefu!! the somewhat lengthy article published anvther part of to-day’s EXaminer. ° article in quest be found an excel- lent it so much needs.

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Progress the Order of the Day THe Dominion has still a swelling rey enue, notwithstanding the fact that the duties have been removed from tea, coffee, tin and many other articles; and, e quently the Government are enabled to! make grants in aid of public improvements to help along the car of progress—in a way that it would be utterly im: for their predecessors, ‘*the flies wheel,” to do. Cape Traverse Railway, Cape Tormentine Railway, the Cl ienecto | Ship Railway, aud the Oxford and New} Glasgow Railway, which will pass through Pugwash, Wallace, Tatamagouche and| River John, are among the enterprises the | Government are forwarding in these Lower | Provinces of ours. The Oppositionists | will, of course, say that these are so many | ** election dodges.’’ Weil, they are, st all | events,dodges of a substantial character— | dodges which will have a great and lasting} effect for good upon these Maritime Pro- vinces—-dodges which, had Messrs. Kenzie and Cartwright remained in power, could not possibly have been made. We} like to hear about snch dodges.

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Free Trade vs. Protection.

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Tais important question is treated in a! masterly, practical, and convincing way by ‘**A. Freelance,” whose article will be found on our first page. At this juncture the, question should receive the careful atten- | tion of every thoughtful patriotic man If the Government should appeal to the| people this year, it will be for an endorsa- | tion of the National Policy which they | have introduced; and ‘A. Freelance ” | advances some very strong reasons why the | pecple should endorse it.

There is, no doubt, throughout Canada, | a large amount of espital awaiting invest- ment in manufacteries, nines, etc., until | such time asthe National Policy shall be established beyond a doubt. Capital is! proverbially timid; and capitalists are naturally loath to make investments on the strength of a Policy which may not endure. So to settle the piatter the Government | purpose appealing at once to the electorate | to choose finally and deliberately between |

nor how it has|

lt wants |

5 , ote ; US altel

lo the}

'thieves at

approvel of the Counei!l generally. ; | “The motion that the blank in the by-law at

| ; ha ; ithe second reading be filled up with the words |

wwe and ene-tenth per cent. was carried on | division. Councillors Murphy, Blake, Byrne, Lea, MeLean and Chappelle, voting for, and

ra Morris, and Horne,

Counc.

against

Levy,

law was read a third time and passed rte

It wil sppear to-morrow,

TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.

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The English Mail Robbed at

Halifax,

preparative ior tae deiinite teaching |

IRISH NEWS.

QUTRAGES ON JEWS.

| Special to the Examiner,

Cairo, May 15. Mustapha Fehmy has refused the Presi- dency of the Council. Lonpon, May 15 An Austrian physician who visited the Jews hospital at Odessa states that there are 125 herribly mutilated persons there, the Russians having poured petroleum into their wounds. It is understood that the majority of the suspects will be released on Tuesday. New York, May 15. The Tribune's London despatch says: ‘In Ireland, the new Coercion Bill has alienated the sympathies of the people, and therefis no longer that readiness to assistance and information io the authorities in search for the assassins.” Dus, May 15. The police have telegraphed to Moville

vs give

that they are convinced that O’Bolger, who

was arrested at that place, is innocent. Hatirax, May 15.

A systematic and successful robbery of mail bags, on the train leaving here in the evening for New Brunswick and the Upper Provinces, has been discovered, and the officials of the Post Office Department are busily at work endeavoring to get at its bottem. It appears ea fortnight ago the mail clerk’s box containing among other things stamps used by the Department in sealing bags, was stolen from the Postal Car of one of the trains running between there and St. John. The articles obtained by the the time were thought to be valuciess to them, and the theft seemed an objectless one; but the object has since becume apparent, and has been found to be

| part of a most cleverly devised plam to rob

the mails. As yet it is not known who the parties who done the robbery are, but they evidently have keys to fit the locks. New Yorn, May 15. Nearly seven thousand immigrants landed

the one-sided Free Trade of Mr. Blake and | 9¢ Qastle Garden to-day.

his followers, and the National Policy | under which the revence has been fully |

replenished, under which scores of manu: | factories have been established,under which |

thousands of operatives have been retained in the country at increasing under which millions of money have already been invested, and millions more are waiting for the final decision of the electors of Canada respecting it.

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The City Council.

.wrore

A meeting of the City Council, with a fall! attendance of members, was held last evening, | for the purpoge of passing a by-law levying}

assessment on real estate and income in the city of Charlottetown

Counc! Lion Mureiyin moving the first read ing of the bylaw, showed that by levying a rate of assessment sufficient to meet the re quirements of the city and have a surplus. they would be better enabled to reduce the

debt ef the city which was so much complained In impesing tt is |

of at the present time, assessment, he said, they intended to follow the same course as they did in previous years.

But the assessment would not be ao heayy, as | they bad written down the estimates toa very |

low tigure, and he felt sure that if the greatest care was not observed by committees and officers, a deficit might be met with. Ue then read the estimates of expenditure which were as follows :—

City Goverpment . Police Department Licensing Board . ; Market House

Fire Department

Street Lamy 8 ° : Maintenance of Streets . Pumps and Wells

150 00}

818 66 |

. 3.000 60) 3,520 60 | 3,797 00 | 509 00)

Lonpon, May 15. Hanlan sails for New York to-morrow. -_>

Weather Bulletin.

wages, | a

| Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, May 16—10 a. m. | Moderate winds; fine warm weather

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In the London Spectator of the 29th ult., we noticed a paregraph on the passage of | Mr. Costigan’s motion ‘* with the consent of Sir J. Macdonald and the Ministry.” | It quotes the words of the prayer that “a 'form of self-governwent should be granted ito Ireland similiar to that cof Canada.” |This, the English journal you'd imean the government of Ireland as a free

:

|; colony, with all

eave Suys,

qvestions of foreign policy left to Engiand, a veto on all measures jand no Irish representatives in the jperial Parliament. All this is right exeeyr ithe last item. freland would ocenpy pre- | cisely the same position as Ontario, only ‘instead of there being as the bend of union a Goveriucr-General and a Dominion Par- liament, there: would be the Queen «and the Imperial Parliament, in which Treland

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would be represented Of course the scheme . $1,945 #4) Involves a federation of the United K ing- 5,311 22)

dom ; that is its real meaning. ————P © en The mother of Mr. Borke, the murdered Irish Under Secretary, was a neice of CarJinal Wiseman. He had four brothers.

William tock orders in the Church of Rome;

‘ . . . ieobalc hert eea ; ior of . Assessment and Collection of Tax s 450 00) TI — ald : Hu , > one” ajar . oa the Victoria Park 300 00 | Eighteenth Foot; Charles Alfred followed nterest on Debentures - . : 9,000 09 | the profession of civil engineer, end Augus- ntures 1.200 99 | tts Nicholas beesme a Royal Hibernian cellaneous eae Academicau. Thomas Henry, who was heir

ad $37,458 76 This expenditare Councillor Murphy and e Finance Committee propose to meet by revenue derived from the following eources : fs Ordinary Revenue

; « 82.8 eresemeat on Real Estate ; ° od orse and Carriage Tax . ; } i tt tS

come Tax ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ 200 Other Sounw ; ; 602 $37,780

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Ceaviugasupluss' , 8359 24 Corset = Muresy seid that the esti

to Sir Jobn Lionel Burke, became a lawyer. He was appointed to the under secretary- ship many years ago, and had a long and

intimate scquaintance with official life. The Glebe says officialism was his bane. He could not rise beyond it. He was tho-

roughly unacceptable both to priest and people.

‘ cooRDING to Sir Wilfrid Lawson, the fol- lowing pleasant names have from time to time been co to Mr. Gladstone —Agi tater anarchizt, atheist, Rituali-t, Romaniat, revolutionist, tyrant, time-server, trimmer, turn-cout. aud traitor; and it has been said

Patsy were cadfully prepared were very:

that he was sold to Ruasia, dere by Mr ( Engh ud

Rupbsrlsio, o slave, to Mn devotes of Mr. Spuryean,

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AM instructed to sell BY AUCTION, on

' Thursday, the 25th May,

at 10 o'CLOCK, A. M, At my Auction Rooms, 11 Queen Street,

The Whole Stock in Trade,

lately owned by E> W. Smith, comprising Boots and Shoes, valued at about $700.

This Stock will be sold in one lot, at so much in the dollar. Stock list to be seex at my oflice. Terms at sale.

a. McNEILL, Auct’r Charlottetown, May 16, ’8 — 8i till sale

Queen's Birthday.

Militia Concert, under the patronage of His Honor the Lient. Governor, Col. the Hon. J. H. Gray, OU; 2. G.. the Brigade Major, Captain Maxwell, R N., and the Officers of H. M. 8S,

A Couccrt will be given in the

MARKEHL HALL,

—ON

Wednesdry, the 24th inst.,

In aid of the Compeny fonds of the City Corps of Active Militia,

For further particulars see programmes, which will eppearin a few days,

Militia men attending are requested to appear in uniform,

Prices of admission—Reserved seats 50 cta.; other parts of the Hall 25 cents, Doors open at 7.30, Concert to commence at 8 o'clock,

God Save the Queen.

SAMUEL N. EARLE, May 16, '823—pat Masical Director.

Bank of P. E. Island. CearLoTretwa, May, 16, 188?,

The adjourned Special Meeting of Stock-

holde's of .his Bank, will be held at the

banking Hose, on Thursday next, the 18th just, at eleven o'clock, forenoon

JOHN LONGWORTH, {ma 16 3] President.

For Sale or to Let,

W ITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE, a Building Lot 75 feet square, on Orle-

bar Strect, pear Eusion Stree!, Charlotteown ; also 2 Lots im the Royalty (12 acres each.) For further particulars xpply to BENJ. DesBRISAY. May 16, ‘8°--3i mo th sa 2w

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TAY. HAY.

ae TONS PRESSED HAY put up in 100, 20) and 300 Ib. bundles, for sale by the 100 lbs,, at market prices. HORACE HASZARD, Lower Queen Street, Ch'town, May 16, '82—1w cod

Flowers and Plants

B* AUCTION, NEXT WEDNESDAY, > May 17th, at 2 o'clock, at Auction Room, 11 Queen Street, a choice assortment of healthy FLOWERS and PLANTS, in prime order, from Ridgeway’s Nursery. Superior to any imported stock of forced growth for the market,

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer.

- WANTED.

A YOUNG, STEADY, MARRIED MAN, to work and reside at the Cornwall Cheese Factory. Apply to

FENTON T, NEWBERY, Ch’town, May 18, ’82—2i Manager

May 15, 1882

Montreal & Acadian §. §, Co,

The Steamship Melrose Abbey 18 INTENDED TO Leave Charlottetown for St. Johu’s, Newfoundland, on or about the 22nd May, instant. For Freight or passage apply to OWEN CONNOLLY, ”

May 13, *82—6i Agent,

CAN SEALER.

CAN SEALER who has had a yer or 44% twos experience can tind employment on &pplication to

C. P, FLETCHER, May 13, ’82—tf

LY AUCTION |

j W ILL be sold on SATURDAY NEXT, 1 ¥ the 20th inst., at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Queen’s Wharf, where she now lies, the | Brigt. “ SWIFTSURE” (199 Tons Register), | with all her materials. | She was built at Bay Fortune in 1874, re- metalled last summer, Did not undergo half time survey, and lost her ciass through neg- j lect. The vessel is in good condition and } can be readily reclassed, Terms at sale,

B. WILSON HIGGS, May 13, 1882—4) (ill sale

Boston Steamers.

eo leaves Bosion on SATURDAY, May 13th. Returning will leave Char- lottciown for Boston on THURSDAY, 18th

May, at 5 p, m. 7 CARVELL BRO’, May 10, '83—pat 81 end, fica sj i Agents,

For Sale.

GE pleasunt residence of Dr, MoIntesh, Pownsl. Private offers made until 18th oe, ” Bol then disposed of, will be rold ty , the highest tidder, Apply té Dr, Melwrosy WON Tony Aceh, jes #5

THH DAILY Woe A MIN Bty, MAY

BOOTS & SHOES.

TN

agg cape gas ieeeaS —

“CITY STEAM BAKERY.

16. 1

382.

0:0

| f}XHE proprietor of this Establishment, owing to the increased | demand for his Goods, has udded new facilities to his! ,,

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Bakery, consisting of the latest and most improved machinery, etc., and is now prepared to supply the trade with

Hard Bread, Plain and Fancy Biscuits, &.,

AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

omiteeneeneen EOE 1000 lbs. CHOICH CON FHCTIONERY

To arrive per Steamship ‘‘ Miramichi,’ from Montreal.

Yese_- Orders by mail promplly executed.

J QUIRK,

Prince Street, Charlottetown, P. EK. Islaud. May 4 81

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eer a) 9 eae eee

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

HAVE JUST OPENED

SELECTED BY ONE OF THEIR PARTNERS.

Manchester and Glasgow Goods, alsoa large lot Carpets of New Designs and of Excellent Value, to follow by Steamship “ Prince Edward.”

RECEIVED EARLY BY “NORTHERN LIGHT,”

28 Bales English Paper Hangings, 3 Bales Grain Bags.

W. «A. BROWN & CO.

TAILORING DEPARTY ENT. J. Bo MACDONALD'S New 'Tweeds will be made to order at the following prices, viz.:

April 28, 1882.

50 15 00

Very Good, all Better, : ™

“e fe

Wool Tweed Suits, $12

Fine, “ “ “« 16 50 Best, « “ “« 18 50

Worsted Suits “ " « 14 00 up.

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70:

Gents’ Furnishing Coods in Great Variety. London, American and Canadian Felt Hats, at

the Lowest Prices.

Ooo ee a he COTO IN A OT DD.

Rrennans O)d Stand, Qneen Street, April 25, 1882-——wkly. ne

SE

$$ rears Te

26 Cases of LONDON GOODS, of the Latest Spring Styles:

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|“Karly Rose,’ but diyer an

(ed @ half bushel of this kind last

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, SEED POTATOES,

E have received per ship « from Glaagow, Scotland, ‘- Regents,” anu eatly potato,

Roseneath» > 560 bushels Sipilar to our ! d much bet A certain party in Darimouth an year and

C6 prlatoes, a0 excellent potaty winter and spring, x”, good tar family

flavored,

a yield of thirty bushels of cho 183 bushels“ Victorious, ’ r family use during the 189 bustivcis “Chem, use or for siock. The above mentioned potatoes are y nized by all ~ho know to be the best Vario. ties of potators grown in Scotland and Ire. land, ana we feel confident in saying, from all that we could lean from their past his. tory, while there last winter, ag well ag from using them, that parties planting them here will realize most handsome profits from their invesimen’, on account of the extra yield they will get, the price they wil] command and the fact that they will not rot op blight, Those potatoes have been in the ship for

| forty days and come out ,erfectiy souyd and

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in splendid growing condition, which of iiself should be a sufficient guarantee of their keep. ing qualities, Every farmer should plant some of them, Price at store or put tree on cars, $2 35 per bushel.

A. GUNN & (0,

253 and 255 Barrington Street,

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British Warehouse. .

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| Street.

| on time, in sums of not less than $109,

Halifax, May 5, i182. wa 13 2i pd

sa” Tuk above Seed Potatoes are for sale at the store of I’. LuePAGE & Co, 53 Queen [may 16

OLD BANK BILLS.

GOD PRICE will be given for $1000 to $15.0 of Bank of P. E, Isiand bills,

Ap-

ply at Examiner office at once, {ma lllw

FOR CHARTER.

jie: iirst-class Schooner «Barbara Mit- E chel!,” 64 tons cargo. Produce to any

port in the United States at a moderate freight, Apply at once to

A. McNEILL, Ch’iown, May 9, '8?. Auctioneer,

MILLINERY,

M's: GALLANT begs to inform her 1 friepds, and the public generally, that she has commenced business in the above line, at her residence, Upper Queen Street, Having hed four years’ experience in the establisiment of Robert Young, Esq., she fecls confident ot giving sstisfaction to all who may favor her with their patronage,

CARDEN SEEDS

Garden Seeds.

SEEDS,

Opening To-day at HARVIE’s B&CKsSTORE,

May 1, 1882——tf

WAKATS, LOST. FOUNB. de.

\ 7 ANTED—A BOY to ettend Horses and other genera! work, Apply at the Ex- AMINER ollice. {ma 16 tf

% ? ANTED--3 or 4 First-class Coat Make Vi kers, Steady work and liberal wages, Apply at once to Wm Cummings & Sons, Truro, N. 8, jm« 16 4t

W ANTED--A man to work in garden and aitend @ horse. Apply to William pma 15

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Dodd.

WANT 4 few hundred ‘pounds of horse hair, Will pay the highest price —H. Coombs {ma 15 3i pat

LD STEEL—I have a lot which I will seil cheap or eychange on favorable

terins for old Scrap lron.—H, Coombs, {ma 13 3w pat

rg°O RENT A house containing thirteen

rooms, lately occupied by Mr, E, Waller. Rext Jow. Inquire at A. L. Brwwaes & Co, Hillsborough Street. [ma 13 3aw

ITUATION WANTED, as CUTTER or

20%

We are now offering a first-class assortment of

HOUSEKEEPERS’ GOODS.

in Hardware, Groceries, Glassware, &¢., at prices to suit the times.

20;

Our Tea, Coffee, Flour, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Spices, Canned Goods and General Groceries arc ofthe Very Best Quality and Marked

at Lowest Rates. .

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NAILS, SPIKES, LOCKS, HINGES,

FORKS, SHOVELS, BACKBANDS, CHAIN TRACES, HAMES, PAINTS, WHIPS, OILS, &e., &e.,

IN GREAT VARIETY. —=~— = 10:

PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. Goods expressed to any part of the City and Railroad

Station free of charge. HENRY GEER

“‘CHEAPSIDE.”’

& Co., London House.

ied os the Orange Hall. situated aud well adapted for @ Lawyei’s office, Apply to Mra. Orrer, Queen Street.

FOREMAN in a first-class Tailoring Establishment by one who has bad many years experience and thcerougbly understands ‘tailoring Business in all its Branches. {ma 9 6i

the Apply at this office, \ ) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Carriage

/Y Maker, Apply to Alexander MeDon- ald, Pictou, N. 8, rma 5

rE O LET—That pleasantly-sit ated refile

deuce ou Destrisay Lane, Head of Bills borough Street, formerly the property of P. W. Hyndmen, now vccupied by Mr, Uns worth. Possession on the 2ud June.—Jas. DesBateay, {ma 3

ODD’S BLANKET, WOOL, AND Ci ‘B- I ) TAIN WASKER; a first-class artic”. K very houseke«per should have one~?l each. For sale, wholesale aud retail, a good senor ment of Tinware. Customers would do yin to examine goods and prives before nel] chasing elscwhere, Shop opporite Dr.depkins, Quen Sireet.—Ros-rr Rove, Practical Tin- smith. pa t tim why

W ANTED—A smart, active git! to do «fi ¢ ly general housework in w smell faaal y. Apply at the Examingn ¢fiice, [op 2 containing 5 rooms. Spring Park jap 19

¥,.O LET—A House i Apply to James McLecd, Road,

ITY HOTEL TO LET- This Hotel is finely situated, standing opposite oe Bisbop’s Palace, on the bighest ground in the city. It contains 37 rooms, and being cone iiguous to the Sicam Navigation Companys Wharf, is admirably adapted for the accctio-

dation of summer visitors to the jeland.

Davies

; to Messrs, Gee. Terms easy, Apply to Me fap 17

ryyO LET—The second story of the brick Building, on Cueen Btreet lately occu It is conveniently

[fe 14 daw

nal Sirect,

7g°O LET—Tie House at present occupied

} t > he Pow- by R. Slogget, Esq., at the head of 1 ovsession gives the jst July Porse fay 4 ed

tei

Chambottvtowmy Ari £0, 1SSY—yewy wy.

apyty ot