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Local and Other Items,

to the Bijou for your Dinner or Tea,

siren lunkeyY is largely increasing her army,

~ -~ _ hORONTO'S population is claimed to be 112.-

— > (;ALBRAITH S BAND at the n {

Roller Rink to-

a RoLLER SKATES vs. Bicycle race at the Rink to-night —_— >. — H. M.S. Beuuerrornon left for Quebec this forenoon, _ > — \LexX. MARTIN, Eso., of Valleyfield, is in bine ity to day - Go to the Bijou Restaurant for Ice

. 7 Lream Confectionery, Dinner or

Tea, _-_- >. ---——

\\ s learn that a represent itive of the New tilaszow Band, ia fall Highland costume. be present at the Roller Rink: to night.

‘ciate

(uk oldest and largest manuf: vcturing con cern of fish nettings, purse seines, pound net ting, gill netting, etc., in the United States is the American Net and Twine Co., of Boston.

w ill

lar Chappell property was sold yesterday by A. McNeill, auctioneer. < by Mr. William Sellar for thousand four hundred

and was purchased the sum of and ten dollars. otwahaage Pile tumors, rupture and fistule, radically cured by improved methods. Book, 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y. s and w

one

iemtial Tae a that Nellie neglected by her husband family in England, has Fred. Grant. He said knew there was not statement.”

(rrant Sartoris is and her husband's been shown to Col. that “‘so far as he a word of truth in the

-———<g>——— A LARGE number of ladies and poate attended the hop on board H. M. Bellero- seer yesterday afternoon. The ship's band urnished excellent music and an enjoyable ‘time was spent. a Tux steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, sailed for Boston at 6 p. m., yesterday, with a cargo of general merchandize and the following pas-

sengers: Mrs. B. McCarey, Mrs. Owen Winters, Miss Maggie McDonald, Miss Anna Fraser, Miss Katie McKinnon, Mr. Daniel

McKay, Mr. W. McKinnon, Mr. John Welsh. —_—»]————~

(JENERAL SHERIDAN says he is delighted with his new experience as a suburban farmer. Instead of sending his wife and children to a crowded seaside hotel or fashionable resort this year, he*rented a thirty acre farm near Washington, where he picks his own peas. digs his own potatoes, and enjoys freedom

from intrusion. ee

CHARLES INGLE was arrested at Newport, R. L, upon & warrant charging him with the burglary “ Commodore Baidwin’s villa last Septem He pleaded not guilty. The case was peatinaed until Aug. 6, and the prisoner was committed in default of $2,500 bail. During the night, Ingle succeeded in pulling out his moustache by the roots, and a — in court with his upper lip as hairless as though he had been shaved by a barber.

Tim O'Fiyyn’s Oprnton.—Overheard in a Dundee tramcar.—Tim O’Flynn.—*‘It’s a nice day, sir.” (No answer.) ‘‘I say, sir, it's a fine day.” Aristocratic barrister— ‘I'm a lawyer, and never give my opinion unless paid for it, my man.” im— ‘Well, ye may be a lawyer, but faith yer no gentleman. That’s my opinion, and not a ha penny will I charge for it, aither.”

ee

Tue combined New England and Eastern Maine Fairs which are to be held in Bangor, Aug. 31st, and Sept. Ist, 2nd and 3rd, _pro- mise to be one of the greatest agricultural exhibitions ever held in the Eastern States. The premiums and purses are open to exhibi- tors from the Maritime Provinces, and a field of twelve to fifteen provincial thoroughbred horses will compete in the great running races. Large entries of trotting and exhibi- tion horses have also been made by our pro- vincial neighbors.

iain

Dvewin is placarded with appeals to Irish- men to assemble in their thousands to make the greatest demonstration possible on the occasion of the departure of Lord Lieutenant Aberdeen and his wife from Ireland. The call issigned “by order of the citizens and trades

neil committee,” and, among other things says : ‘‘Trishmen, by the nature of your fare- Earl of Aberdeen and his noble wife, prove you appreciate the efforts of England's greatét statesman ble ee the concession of Irelanad imalineable rg to home rule.” . +

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TH K

Tae American net and twine company ~&,, Boston have just published a chromo takes from a painting by W. F. Halseil, Boston'n greatest marine artist, painted especially for this company, and representing the manner of —- mackerel with the enormous purse

seines now in use. These pictures are for dis- tribution among the mackerel skippers and owners. Those who have seen the picture speak in the highest terms of it. It reflects great credit upon the artist, and the printers,

fessrs. Fogbes & Co., of Boston, and the enterprise and push of the American Net and Twine Co.

Tuer Moncton Times says that another faith cure is reported from New Glasgow. gee man who was a sufferer from a sore leg, anc had to walk on crutches, last Sunday was i. sent at the Salvation Army meeting. One of the believer: went to him and asked if he be- li. ved that (‘od could eure him of his pain as

well as his sin. He answered ‘“‘ yes.” ‘When? said the belicver, ‘* Now,’ replied the yours man, “ Then put by your crutches

and wa and the young man believed and was cured, and from that day to this he has not been trouble? with the complaiyé, ai- though he was @ y-cat sufferer. simian Scortisn GarHertne.—Ona arrival. of the steamer St. tome 80 Bt yesterday evening,

brin, tchmen from the good = Pictou, New G and 2 tras , they were at the

President and ates the Club, =s xy as a5 large number of citizens, who = ee hearty cheers as they landed, oy Clib Bend (82nd Ruttalion) {playin Beottish airs as they

whart wert by he, Pres

Wid: bw the whart ock p. m., @ large vlu * . wi ruth the - 2 Ny ba clansmen was heid atthe “iuh Kooms. ‘The

President, A. MeNeill, Esy., took the chair. William Sanderson, Esq., of Georgetown, and Mr. MeLean, formerly of the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax in this city, addressed the meeting, beth of whom pointed out the advantages cf iewes and their influence upen Scottish . chasacter everywhere. The meeting closed by singing ‘‘ Auld Lang Syne,” and rhe whole company marched, headed by fheir

pers, to Queen Square, and in front of the Pevince Building gave three cheers for Her

apn the Queen as Pie | parted, to meet

Seottis!

Gclchouthe Cle Clab aold field at J orate a

DAI LY E NAN

TRL HGRAPHIC NEWS.

(Srectan Desvarenes to Tux EXamint k. |

Resisting the Law

eee

A DEFIANT SKIPPER.

Lovissure, C. B., Aug. 3.

The schr. Ada Ann, Capt. Perry, seized here at daylight this morning by pre- ventive ofticer Townsend, for having on | board a quantity of contraband

was

FO xis,

chiefly tobacco and liquors. As the pre ventive officer got on board, Capt. Perry ordered the anchor to be hoisted “and the vessel was got under Way, but Owime

being calm at the time she made littl headway. He then put out a boat

his vessel, but in the meantime boats from the shore with customs ticers on board surrounded the vessel \ the Captain refused to give he up

the officers opened the hatches and took out |

some of the contraband goods, but as the schooner was proceeding out of the harbor | at the time only a part was captured. The | broad arrow was put on the vessel, but as | the Captain detied the officers to take

charge, the vesse selz-

Cap arrested on criminal charges.

Fish-

| escaped; she will be ed at the first port she enters and the tain will be Protection of tie cries.

Further

OrrTawa, Aug. 3.

The fishery protection fleet wiil be imme« diately reinforced by the steamer Yosemite, which has been purchased in New York, and is capable of runuing twenty miles an hour.

The government of Newfoundland co operate with that of the protecting the fisheries. Newfoundland will prohibit American vessels from pur chasing bait or supplies in their ports. The Dominion Government has prohibited the capture and destruction of bait in Charlotte County, N. B.

will

Dominion in

Doings of the Parnellites. isl

te DUBLIN,

The Parnellite party will a gates to the Convention at Chicago of the National League of America. They will also arrange to secure seats in the [louse of Commons for Healy and O’Brien, who were defeated in the recent elections.

The Freeman’s Journal has discovered that Lord Aberdeen, the retiring Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is a descendant of the Royal House of O'Neill.

Aug. 3. ppoint dele-

A Scion of Nobility.

Aug, 3.

Lonpon,

Lord Lonsdale has been sentenced to pay

& fine for assaulting David Debensand, the

husband of Violet Cameron, the well-

known burlesque actress. The husband

had found his wife with Lord Lonsdale, in

a room at a tavern, and had been kicked

out of the apartment by Lord Lonsdale, who otherwise badly maltreated him.

Further Embezziement.

Bosron, Aug. 3.

James Whittier,-a prominent lawyer of this city, has been arrested charged with embezzling bonds, ete., held in trust by him for a Miss Reid. He has made a full con- fession of his guilt since his arrest.

Raised to the Peerage.

Lonpon, Aug 3. Col. Frederick A. Stanley, president of the Board of Trade in the new cabinet, and Sir Richard Cross, Secretary of State for India, have been raised to the peerage.

A Strike Against Rent-Paying

Dubin, Aug. 3. The National League has ordered all its branches in the County Kerry t for a general strike against the payment of rent.

» pre} pare

HOTEL ARRIY ALS,

RANKIN HOUSE.

July 30—Rev. P. E. Conn: Rev J M Gleeson, P M Kennedy, Birmi

ingham,

MecAlenny, Meriden, Portland, Conn; Rev Conn; Rev DJ]

Preston, WDanielsonville, Conn; Rev W W Flatley, Boston; W J Phelan, Halifax; T J Iynt and wife, New York; Mr and Mrs Gad- sae New York; Thos Flatley, Boston; Jas Dena. Montreal; D Pelletier, Quebec; G

R ke Montreal; Geo Runels, Lowell, Mass: Dak: Lynn, Mass; W J a

iss Ilzie Rennie, Paischond. City; * McKane, Halifax; W R Racey, do. x ne REVERE BUSY.

Halifax; P Me-

July 3lst—W L Ka "Stiontreal, EJ

Larren, do: J Ric Howell, do; A MeFa SEASIDE HOTEL—RUSTICO BEACH July 20—Mr and Mts Boyle, Quebea Ml: Mrs and Miss Barnard, Lincoln, Neb; Ms “ Dodd, Miss Longw orth, Ch’town; “Bass Hensley, alifax; J Hf Roper, Peterboro, Ont: W Hersclift , Coburg, Ont; F H Robinso mn, D Cameron, T C Kuigaot, H RL: Ch'town: OC Cummings, ‘iruro. N §; DC M Leod, Mise Bayfield, Miss A Longworth, Miss Forbes, Ch’town. 30—Mrs Cross, Miss Lunn, Miss Cross, J R A Cross, Montreal: Mrs R B McLeod and child, Summeizide; Miss McRae, Boston; Mr and Mrs W H Warreu and child,

Montreal.

0,

OSBORNE HOUSE.

July 31—J A eae, jonshaw; Geo R Montgomery, Cascum D. J. Brown, St John, N B; Rev W McKay, Pictou; A P Mills, Summerside; A C McLeod, Park Corner. Aug 2—-N Clements, Murray Har- bor; Jas McBride, Souris; J H Bell, Montague.

SHAW HOUSE--BRACKLEY POINT,

July 31.—H R Fraser, Sherbrooke, P Q; W Mogris, do, H W Denning, Boston; A J B

Melich, F L Haazard, wife, two children and } nurse, P T Newbery and wife. Master Stanley ewhery, Dr Beer aac ; G B Strong,

Miss Jessie V hear, F H Arnaud, ‘cand two children, J C Sprague, A B Brown, Charlotte- town; J R O'Meara, Toronto; Miss Lou Hales, Miss Helen DesBrisay, Mrs Hales, Master | Chas O'Meara, Charlottetown; Miss Sora Wellcot, Ottawa; Miss Belle Longworth, Maggie Hobkirk, W C Hobkirk, Hobkirk, Master John Hobkirk, town; Fred C Taylor, Linsday, Taylor, do; Mrs. Haliburton, Spilsbury, Peterboro; Theo L ‘Chappelle, wife and two children, Miss F A D Smith, Smith, Johu & Whear, Mrs John Ww hear, Charlottetb

wn,

Charlotte- Ont;

LINE Kk, * ”

SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED. \ug. 2- Ella, Smith, Halifax, mdse: Petite Riviere, Trenholm, Nurth Shore. Aug 3--Opal, McLellan, Pugwash; R Fergn-

son, McDonald, St Peter's.

- me Oe _ 2G wean 2 g~Ust ArrilVv sd.

onlin ls Cod ! S00 by i | \i b gy le j ) MALI MW TOR] } Co \ stl i i \ I Wh rc ivsl } ETRY THE

2 o & BY N es .

AT THE

LONDON HOUSE

BXCURS IN 10 HALIFAX

Fireman's Tournament! ~

ON

10th and Lith of August, ISS6

{ ETURN TICKETS will be issued by |. & the Steam Navigation Co. steamers on

SATURDAY, “the 7th, andfon MONDAY the 9th August, good to return until SAT-

URDAY, the 14th August, for Four Dollars Each. Parties contemplating a miss this opportunity. The very

the sum of

trip should not

attractions of the Exhibition will be great. By order, F. W. HALES, Secretary. tl 9th

MACKEREL PURSE SEINES

We can supply a MACKEREL PURSE SEINE, of any size, at very short

notice, made from our

GOLD MEDAL TWINES,

strong, light and durable for this special pur- pose. Now sending several small seines to the Island, light and easily handled for in-shore fishing, hung to catch fish, with all the latest improvements.

Orders by mail or wire shall have prompt attention, Give length and depth to hang in fathoms. For Sale at lowest prices.

KENNEDY &

Ch'town, July 31, ’86

For particulars refer to A. CO, Charlottetown, P. E. 1. American Net & Twine Co.. $3 Commercial St. 1842.

, Boston. __ jly23- 4w ood wy4i

North Atlantic Steamship Co.

E stablishes :

LONDON.

THE STEAMSHIP

‘CLEFR TS N°

is intended to leave

Charlottetown fer London,

ABOUT THE 18th A U G Lt". CATTLE, SHEEP, ‘ERS, GRAIN and

LOBS' other Produce carried at current rates of freight. LOBSTERS carried at through rates from all Stations on P. E. Island Railway. Through Bills of Ladings issued to Hamburg, Havre, Bourdeaux, Antwerp and other contin- _stal ports.

bes Wreioht or Pagsag arnly in London to Nort. \tlantic 3S. S. Company, 147, Fencharch Streerz » here to

pATON T. NEWBERY,

July 27, 1886, AGENT.

Notice to Contracto.-

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the under-

signed, and endorsed **Tender for Coal, ee Buildings.” will be received until MON DAY, 2 August next, for Coal supply, for ali or any a the Dominion Public Buildings,

Specification, form of tender, and ali necessary information can be obtained at this Department | on and after the 8th instant.

not be considered unless made on the printed

fornis sl 1, and signed with their actual sig- natures, Kach tender must be accompanied by an

* | Miss | Master Sid |

Ontario; Miss |

Mrs '

aces pled bank cheque, made payable to the order

| of the iionorabie the Minister of Pablic Works,

ad to five per cent. of the amount of the -ten- der, which will be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a coutract when calied upon to do so, orif he fail to complete the work contracted for If the tender be not accepted, the cheque will be

Miss ; Te tu rned,

The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By order, A. GOBEIL, - Secretary, Department of Pwhilic Works, : Ottawa, oth July, 1886.—dy 19 3i

™% SXAMINER office, ‘

Persons tendering are notified that tenders will I sion or sala

rere eee_gotiperninnee

E refer rence

TST =.

18sec. °

SPECIAL NOTICE

FULL WEIGHT,

CLEARED, A 5 it has been brought to our notice that other a ' - make s of Shirtings are being sold to the Retail Aug 2--Wallace, Read, Pugwash: str Curent and Country Trade, under various Fancy Brands, Brown. Boston. as De ng of our Manufa ure, oe - ee | oe aes : " ee . , We beg to inform all purchasers of this article | . 7 4 Lug. 3 revice ‘ . rennoim rm rte I 4 * AUR. « ‘ Kiverie, Trenholm, Bay Verte | gy. we will not guarantee as ours any Pees me ye fF SSS 2 w hicl 1ave not our label! will ‘ ay . a Lad Pars : . | : . > ° es BING oh; | \\ ) ~ offer, at Reduced Prices, this m mth, the fo lowing Mi BOAT. Parks’ Fine Shirtings| V4: r ne OUIP LA BS | ecb iaiiadtgs | Caps i a6 AOR Sale, SEINE BOAT, 34 feet long pon them, ye th eh W Hats, rrebl ly new. \pply ts hose with this jabel will be found to be | VAC DONALD MACDONALD & CO |

Feathers and Flower Ss,

FULL WIDTH of 28 inches, | FAST COLORS, | Dolmans nd ¥ nt \ME ON BOTH SII » as to be} ‘ : ei reversib Se a ae Bight Summer Prints. i 3. from i the j Lil Trade can alway

Shirtings, inst d e oe

WH. PARKS & SON/LOW PRICES TO CLEAR.

pemig ae | oe ~~ | an : ST. JOHN, WN, B. MARR im STE July 27, 1886, + ed 3 oe

NOTICE. | %

! HEREBY notify

SUCCESSORS

goods or credit to my wife Rt i HOW. ARD (formerly VD RUCELLA PE .RDON? i ‘h’town, July 6G, 1886. as she has eft mn) bed and board . against my wishes and of her own free wil! and | , “ TT =“ ier .ccord, and that 1 shali not ve responsible for any |

debts she may contract. Dated this 26th day of JULY, A, D., 1886,

JOHN HOWARD.

July 30, 18°6—wy 3}

ST, CATHERINES HALL,

cme y . DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Rr. Rev. H. A. NEELY, D.D., President The Rev, W. D. Martin, A.M., Rector and Prin. ’; 9th year opens Sept. 15. Te TMs $275 and $250. Increased advantages offered. For circu- lars address the i neipal,

ea MIDSU MMER, ISLAND

|

| AUGUSTA. | ME. |

|

p EB. Now is the Time co | Secure

ESUIBITION PAIZE LIS) ne

Summer Sacinnans 1886. Summer ress Goods, PIE Provincial Exhibition Prize List is now in Summer Underclothing, A limited number of Advertisements will be Swimmer Millinery dxoods,

Exceptional Value in Every Department,

ae than ever Seo Our Goode, Seo Our Prices, See Our Sargains |

before,

GEO. W, GARDINER. Queen Square. July 24, 1886 ~iwk cod

To Lolastes

Shippers.

i-7-—.

BH HR Rr Os.

»NEW DRY ‘GOODS,

4 iAP cise bs Te

HKINS & STHRNG’

A® usual, our steck has been saracualiy selected in the best f& British and American markets, and comprise

mi: s,in addition toa Pali Rauge of St: pic ey Goeds, all the novelties to be ‘found,

Ch’town, July 6,-1886,

AL AAA OO: BE BG NEC TIN

The Fast-sailing Brigantine

“LERELDE,

300 Tons Re gister

L. KICKHAM,

Al Class at L ig COMMANBER, due here about the 25th inate,

for eithei Liverpoo! or cient inducement offers,

will go on the berth London, providing suffi Apply to the owners,

Poa Ke Bros. & 60.

and War hous lately occu

oneer. aug2—Zaw & wky tf

Gea Me areca Ci & (o., on Great iE ey tr ct oa ES 4 a, ~~ 3. a & : W kx ve 1 George Street: the dwelling adjoi: ing, ¢ Coup “dd AV ESE ii, & ~: is eh ite i ec Ww or % | l vd by Mr. George Carter, woulda also be iet if iF ouy EN ‘ desired, ppily té 8 reorge Carter é ¢ Bape " a Ey * ' Eucan ae ca or 7 A. HB = o M: ACE Garter ATC? = 9 £2 iE J ixoods, Fa cits, Bon 8 i}

SPRAY insD ra person in Hooper's Lane, a “ Pig about seveu months oid. Any information nomena () arcana about it will be thankfully rece ived at Mr. | meg aye, - ® Robertson's shop, corner of Hcoper’s Lat ie i phe + hes” d ey "4 5 Ae ee ey ij } : 30 3i } Vic oT . 4 just | ANG W £ alasois aL. w MOPEsLas | fo SALE —A few thousand dollars Stock, in | cic) cine. emmys the best paying Steck Company on the| + © 14. ] a Qn Island; much better than Bank Stock; satisfac-| | 4G Tye ‘ey r of N Tr i ? ] &y Citey reason given for selling. Address,“ X. ci Z.. Lal QO LOCK O Cw rh USLery, (710V68, C. h'town. Jy 29 2w pc oe an a cate lous 1c octane duane ceed Ri 1 Fri] m7‘O0 LET—Rooms over the hidinadiiai office, | ¥ —_ with kitchen on the first flat; good cellar and ‘ e ¥ Ty ry 0 TQ i in 5, i CW ri] lin 5, S \ KJ ac os yard accommodation ; possession immediately, hi. Readin, iiy27 tf .

—— T°? L"T—That brick House and Shop on Der- chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen

a, cheste on (6W DRESS GOODS with PRL RINGS onnoliy; immediate possession given. For

terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. Seen : ome ae *

fo Suit

junzl ood \ . . ° : y at) 3 ‘ h . % ‘ et. . . ‘ npc apenas ae ‘New French Muslins, New American Muslins, New MO LE: —That brick House on i las Esp Da a- | . ‘ a« : - pade, how in the possession of G. “HL Haszard, | wees 2 ft tle t¢ tie Eisq.: possessicu given Ist October next. For} . us anc particulars apply to Owen Connolly | meter () jun2! end tf " . .r “ Max ft ts Bin} Potts wt 0‘ pT 7% t J { op ei pine iets : —\New Cleths, few Pink Cottens, New Jerseys, New Jackete. TANTED [MMEDTATELY - A good Cook. | : y Apply *t this office aug 3 nse: eect, mnamanege Zi EEE vB Re i TE EE ES - *% | na

use of Kitchen, Apply to Mrs. july 9tf

Wew Car pets eh Cilcloth s! PERKINS . LKT—The Dwelling House on Pleasant }

Ch’town, April 29, '86 lately occupied by the Rey, C, O'Meara;

pie given immediately. Apply to Win. | = re

To Ler Furnished Reoms with or furnished House. Ronald Walker Weymouth St

|

WANTE! D IMMEDIATELY--A Cook; one | acquaint ted with restaurant business pre-

ferred ; good wages to the right person. Apply at |

jyl7 eod uf |

;

———

. jyl6 tf WATE spa. to Bio our guaranteed Be aR £ are - y eS 9 Eee gD "ENey - nery 1g money In commis- ‘ b : » a Mining } ress “Hartsfeld, Ps. KF. & yy ~ mort, Ky., U.S, of A.* italia

’ » By jlyl7 awks & wky i

ey rr 4 ’ + 7 LA - Hs : i" Bos to jearn

“owse, Murray } jyli7i | ;

FLiNISEHEI.

.y t : ; rs, SH ; LIPPERS to be |W *. ee are P ning a great ¥ ty BOOTS, SH al aPti <

: ; : t in large, quantithe for cash, in the lowest

goods.

hout t the Island,

_ : Onte

GB Ji Hi vTN ws rT’

Pitdinsiihl Resnentdssipsilll a y 5 . y ANTED IMMEDIATELS ining

the harness tmking.—L Re ) arbor South.

sold Cheap

husine 38, a ave good Nadress iS tO ability, character, &e: Aoky Charleitetown, jly20 4i

markets, } } i : A ol , y eax > i a tihenee in gre t em i SK You SUoO nf

nd Sho ir

Boot “& Sheds’: Man with some experience; mi

Wwanrt: <D—For the Our Boots a

ich enables us to anc are

eee inufacture of boots ana Snoes a

“Box 254, f P. i.

: ’ TO LET—The upper fla st of the brick bi uik lint % a ine f Ah Street, per fi occupied by the 5p. Bs SOLI LUATHER, ret rence Lodge, {.C. 0. F. The flat is arranged. x . ~4 ~ \ ~ with suitable ante-roams and is most suitable for a g , es zn & Lodge purposes, Public Hall, &c Forterms, &c, % ‘town, ‘June 17, 1886. <e ye

i } ri WilOLEBAIC ana U, ches —o lor cas

apply to Mary Ann Offer, Queen Street. r= nl july 6—imo 2Zaw & wy pa cs