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| +7 | Upto the hour of going SRITITARY | Up g OBITUARY. | tlouse had not met.

hia NOTICE OF MOTION,

yainful dy ot y te ) chronicle | notic e on the

Ir becomes our p of Dons ald « ‘ Justoms for Charlo on King street, las Resolved, ‘That | sof | 7 a . , . “yy

heen 1D hey yratulation be present ted to Hus Excel ency the — nor General on the escape of Her Roval Highness the Princess Louise and of

a¢ uiihe :

his office u intil about His Excellency from danger, caused by the accident which befel them on the 14th ultimo, rigl: ylive Counce “il be reques! G q

Hon. Mr. SULLIVAN gave Order Book yesterday, ttetown, who the followin : resolution :

the death lurrie, Esq., late Col-

lector of

died at his residence,

evening. The decease | had }

for the last year or so, but at- £

ap humbie Address of Con-

eate healt) teuded to he duties of

r hen } found h! t, Ss

three months ayo, when he found that hi pare neiray 7 ‘ . ’ wee . }.

once vigorous constitution could ne long?) leo join in said Address.

battle against he was attacked, and he

-h soeiitniaanin

° , } . hi the fatal malady with whic! I WaT 4i4\4 \

rt that the Coun:

doors 1s

rATIVER COUNCHT took to his bed. SLATIVE CUUNCIL. : } i 7") i} gat on Phon- S : '* ; ,Ia ree ror ta me é athe : from which: he never ruse. Peeing tuat his he re : | ecevdegy day with closed incorrect. he

valth would no longer -permit him te at- erred, *

he aita Wold ho iv? e* i HM rmlb hi il ~— \ Council has peed engaged in discnasing i i } j } } : ; . - . : ‘

tend LO his oftice, he asked the Dominion their address in answer to the Lieut.-Gov-

Government to place him on the superan-|ernor's Speech. The debate is going on which they did about six(t day.

weeks ago. He was about 49 years of age

and, until a few years ago, Was a man of

held varieus

nuation list,

a id

Raligious Denominations of Great Britain.

coustitution. He

a robust

.

= . 2 eo, ? : ns ; . nt offices in this city during} Qne of the secular newspapers in Man-

chester, England, has gat hered some inter: esting and valual le statiseties of relis gious de-

B ritalin. The Est

Government his life time. He was Academy to:*

assistant | < teacher in the eld Central

- ‘ . nominations In Great

Join Kenny, Esq. He was, for s0M0/);4.,4

: ‘} F 7 thle

years, Assistant Clerk of the Executive

Council before Confederation. On a change | 50 deans, 74 arehde: acons,

’ Prony the i = A 5 oO nou rn:nent he was removed from the} 3,000 clergy, of whom

4 suffragan bishops, 16,000 churches, | one-fifth have | ne parochial charge. The gross income ef the Church is $40,000,000 and the church seh aniihen i at a > ih 0,000. |

archbishops, 28 bis shops,

of Gove Clerkship of r

he became Deputy Prothonetary.

resigned this pusition, he became editor of | There are sittings, however,fer only 6,000,- | > reve ._ ' ee

the Patri: 000. persons. the Episcopal Chureh

a ‘ “ + -s ” .

: lun hi in Ireland has 2 archbishops, 10 bishops,

journal up te che time of his

as Collector of Customs, in 1873

and nearly 2,000 clergy. ‘ho - Church the principal writer for that paper during

the Executive Cennei!l, when

ttar ig ‘ » After he | population is

,and continued to write for that appoinimen| He was population is set down at less than three- (qu: arters of a million. ‘The Episcopal Church

the stormy time of the Railway agitation ; jin Seotland has seven bisheps, °12 churches 1 ho may be said to have buili up laud 225 clergy. The Lstablished Church Drr@eu. iki thitey ‘ Pett iv i.¥ thi dd ip) { . : .

Sor ae , of Scotland lias 16 synods, 34 presbyte ries,

that journal. Ue was au adie and vigorous |) 500 churches, and 1,639 ministers, and is

hurches, an

writer, and he} pre himself theroughly posted lore lited with a 10>} ulation com prising on all the leading questions of the day. | shout halt the peopie o Seotland. The

In social life he was kind, generons and |* 5eS VAUTER Of Seawand has 14 synods, tv . presbyterics, 1,021 congregations, and 1,-

hospitabie. He never allowed friend of 96 ministers. It raised last year, for ail foe to want while he had the means of! purposes, $3,000,000, Tho United i -resby

terian Church of Scotland has 39 pr esby 544 churches, 583 ministers and 175,- 066 members. It $1,838,449 last year. The Presbyterian Church in kng- land has 10 presbyteries, 278 congreyations, }207 ministers aud 56,000 imenibvers, The

a - ‘elie ee frish Presbyterian Church has 36 presby | with the tenderness or a chiid, In their saa I ‘ eries, 639 ministers an j 599, congreg: rtions. bereavement. There are 2,620 con cragaevonns nriniste rs in CIS AO | Great Britainand Ireland, with about 360,009 jtnembers in the Briti: sh De ominions. There are 3,451 Baptist Churches in Great Britain and freland, 1,879 ministers and 267,348 members,

relieving |\im; and itis not too much to j } +. a teries, say thatearth never wrapped in its cold ao

Se Sele raised embrace a more warm-hearted friend than

Donald Currie. We

vife and family, whom he

ayinpathize

deeply

loved

with his

; s37 _ nic {tc a al Philharmonic Uoncert.

ae ~ ~_ = ~ < = Cc we ~

Tue Concert given by ‘the

Socicty, Inst evening, was wall es

and wo feel sure that the audience was} Warthquakes Since 1606, B. ©.

agreeably surprised that, in so short a time, ——

€ i fas i ‘ . ; r ti’. i — Pa a a a: cae 8

the Society should have arrived at such the Earthquake Catalogue of the British . wate an ange | ASSOClation contains between 6,000 and

proficiency. tis gratifying to think that

i 7 G00 earthquakes between 1506 B. C. and A. D., 1842. ‘The one et in Cal abria in 1785 caused the death of 106,000 persons ;in Lisbon, in 1755, it is thought perished within the is was the earth-

ttet

such a Society exists in Charlotte

os i Wh, and

we hove that it will soon be established firm, basis. The ch

} lon — r ). GLO ‘ h taste and feeling, and | that 6 per apace of six minutes, Th quake in the horrors of which Dr, Joln- refused to ee inaintain-

on a goo Orunses were well sung with muc the Instr: mental part of the perfo rmance was 3 ¢ si ightfu il variety in the well- arrange d programme. The Quintette Cinb | sen so o leng | are always received with pleasute wherever | ‘Ng to the last that they 1 ist have been they gu. The songs by Miss Haya aen and greatly exaggerated. The great earth- Mr. F. Hi. Beer were very well received. quake which had destreyed Lima in 1746 Messrs. Montgomery and Vinnicombe, as general}

willalso be remembered by the usual, gave a good classical tone to the reader. Althongh this’ latest convulsion js evening. Before the last

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described as very violent, we do not read Dawson, Esq., President ef }of any important disasters except the dam b- age done to some of the buildings at Sa Cristobal. It is evident, however, that all vised and invited ake among the andi- Havana was very much frightened, and ence, who were musically inclizied, to join perhaps with good reason. ‘The seismolo- the Society. The s tbseription fee was but|gists will have an opportunity for” fresh ob- one dollar, and the improvement in musi-|servations and deductions, particularly if cal cultivation, that the members receive, | +t shall be found that the Havana earth. was of creat value to them. We hope|qua uke extended in other directions of the that many will take advantage of the piea-|¥ entity t. Thus far the investigation of sure and instruction afferded by the So- | eat hquakes has been mostly conjectural ciety pract ises, and that the ot pretended, we believe, that muck will rapidly increase. The thanks ! ely known of their origin ; ant audience are due to Mr. Earle for the treat the now 13 tuat ait given to them last night, and we compli-jcarthquakes are oceasioned by differen’ ment him on the state of proficiency which | causes. A Sean 18 clea my traceable De the Socie\y has attaine d aa his instruc- | tween the geograph ical distribution of vol tion. While we hr ave ein Charlottetow n, in Canves and the chief earth: juake areas ; anc the wv Ay af instruct on and enterta RitIY soutt it is held that veicanoes and earthquakes such lectures as the one "Pi -ofessor Ande yeatin frepresent merely different expressions © delivered’ on menses evening, and suchjthe same &: ibterraneam forces. Fortunate concerts wthat given by the Philharmenic ly for ourselves, we have not much reaso1 Society last we must come to the|to apprehend any violent recurrence of the conclusion that life in Charlottetown is not} phenomena in our ja titude. We have hac: eo dreary after all. no considerable shock since October 19 ; ite 1870.—N. Y. Tribune.

‘ .-—=s ec -e —

Montreal Horse Market. A San Francisco newspaper is respon sible for the following *‘ page ” purperting: Ss ee ee have been taken from the ‘* Czar’s good breeds of © Pee Diary ») “é Got up at 7 a. m., and orderec. demand is now almost) iny bath. Found four gallons of vitrol in

music © the chorus, ‘VY. E the Society, addressed a few words to the audience in behalf of the Society, and ad

“Li

sembership | 16 18 2 of the|is accurat best opipion

night,

The horse trade a " Sleutoadl continues

m active, aad for ail

horses the A

Merican

unlimited, and better prices are being|it, and did not take it. Pound a seorpior paid foi irst-class driving and working |! in my left slipper, but luck ily shook it ow: ent to breakfast

animals fore putting it o D. 01 The Nihilists had p! Ss two ‘o-pedces on Sorat: in t¢] a BOE ae Testi the stairs, but dia not step on them. Tho have bee in the city this weet, Sad ras BY of ‘coffee smelled so strong of prusgic acid tha; arate, ae > ; ity, 3 act throekit the { was afraid to drinkit, Just before step surround ng country districts in search of de- ping inte the carriage to go for my morning sirable horses for export. During the week drive, it was blown into the air, killing to the official | te coachman and the horses instantly. {

earlier in the American buyers

than were realized

A large number of

ending 25th ult., according atatement of the Ame rican Vice Consul, there | ' did netdrive. Took a light lunch off her. have been 275° horses shi Pi ed to the United | tnetically sealed American canned goods

t States, et atotal cost of $2 24,257, against 329 7) ey can’t fool me ther Found as poison- horses velued at 323,929.25, shipped dur ring | :d dagger in my Saieuitte chair, with the leat wees. Sevem emigrants from St. Tim-j point s stickin gout. Did net sit down on jt. othy, oa ww Beauhernois, to Cookstown, Minn, | Had dinner at 6 p.m., and made Baron took out certificates yesterday for the ship. |Laischounowonski taste every dish. He meut of 13 horses for farm use,v rained at $630. | died bef ; aanien mane ilies vefore the soup was cieared away. Jousumed some Baltimore oysters, anil it is said.that Mr. adtivin: of Pinafore some Loudon stout that I have had locke? fame, whd was a guest of His Ex-|up for five years. Went to the theatre, | eelleticy the Governor-General, has com- o d was shot at three times in the first act. en a new march dedicated to Her Royal}Had the entire audi ence hanged. W ent| ighness the Princesa Louise, and the | home to bed,and slept al i night on the rocf!

Guards Dand are now getting it up. / of the palace.”

‘ > 2 a i¢t

to press the!

th: it he would move!

Chureh has in England a und W hii 3 2)

different |

| lo the Hditor of "the Lraminer.

| Srr,-—- Through the columns ~ yeur valu- able paper, I wish to thank '4!, A. Cameron, Keoas of the Royal Insurance Company,

vf Liverpool & London, and d the Canada Fire and Marine Inaurance Company of Hamilton, Ont., for the prompt payment of ny loss, caused by the fire on the nig cht of the 30th of January last, by which my house and ‘urniture was totally destroyed by fire.

I wish also to say of Mr. Cameron that he saved me much trouble in getting my proots of loss and ether documents ready, in order to get ny money é

Cuar Les McoFARLANg, Charlottetown, March 6th, 1580. Re : aD

“Bolvidere.”

FEAXRIS w ell known property, situated in the Royalty of © harlottetown, consisting of about 200 a oros, is offered on lease for a term of years; either as a whole or in part, Ror particulars apply to DANIEL HODGSON, or ove DeBLUIS, Agents for Alexander Beazeley, Esq. March 10, 1880— at tt

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GRAND

SKATING NIATCH

-IN THE—

Gitizans’ Skating

ON.

Rink,

: Friday liv'g, 12th inst,

STARTING AT 8 O'CLOCK,

DISTANCE MATCH of one-and-a-half LA hours’ duration will take place as above, when the following prizes will be awarded to the persons covering the greatest distance within the specified time :—

Ist prize—Valuable Meerschaum Pipe.

~~ prize - Rais Nickel-Plated =

3rd prize —Cash, $2.00.

Entranee fee $1.00. on or before THURSDAY, the llth inst.

The Band will be ia ‘attendance. Doors open at 7.30 o’clock. Race will start at 8 o clock, sharp.

ADMISSION —

By order of the Directors. March 8, ’S0.

sk ates.

Kutries must be made

Spectators, 15 cents.

ee OD

GENTS’

FELT HATS

ee

UST OPENED,-- TWO CASES OF

LONDON FELT HATS,

—— A’ —

GEO. &. FULL’S. font on Street, March 2, 1SSO—5i caw

a

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a

SOY

bain ae yORK,-

|” 1,400 HALF-CHESTS NEW SEASON ‘TEA,

Ex *Brarwar Castix.” The above ¢ wien

Congous and Qolongs,

the pick of the cargo cf S. 8. Braemar Castle, are expected to arrive here in a few days, and will be sold low : to the trade for Cash or approved paper. AT OUR OFFICE,

'ga” SAMPLES 7 Upper Water Street, RIEALIFAX, N. S. JI. HE. MORSE & CO.

= arch 4, °80—-}m

CODFISH.

FENAE Subscriber has on hand 300 qtls H Prime Codfish, which he will sell cheap or Cash. Apply to CAPTAIN JOHN HUGHES, Water Street. fit mwf

J. R. FOSTER,

Honeton, XN. B.,

REPRERSENTING IX THE MARITIME PROVINCES

Ontario, Chicage and Western Millers and Shippers,

ave.

FLOUR. MEAL, GRAIN,

Seeds and Provisions.

: engin ———— i

the leading | in car-load- |

The foilowing are some of brands of Flour for sale wholesale, lots only, viz:— ‘‘ Buda,” ‘* Alabaster, ‘* White Rose,” Wareup’s Superior, ‘‘ Pastry,” ‘* Beaver Miils,’” **‘ Red XXX,” ‘‘ Amber,” &ec., &e.

The above choice brands of flour, with many others, can be obtained at all the leading’ ‘Flour Houses in the Maritime Provinces. |

Samples of all kinds of Seed Grains, and sae goods will be sent to any address on applica | | tion free of charge.

Ask for quotations by telegraph in

| | | |

SPEAKING

SEAN

CONTINUE TO OFFER

EXTRA GG0D VALUE

IN ALL KINDS OF

Staple and Fancy

DkY GOODS.

Our Stock of the following Goods is complete, and marked at the very lowest prices :

White Cottons, Grey Cottons, Printed Cottons, F'leecy Cottons, Cotton Battings,

NEW SPRING

TWEEDS.

We have just opened our New Spring Tweeds, and can say we have the

Very Best Value in the City,

—AND AN a

Immense Variety of Patterns te Choese from,

ROOM PAPER,

—

English and Canadian Manufacture,

A large variety of Patterns, and very_ Cheap.

(ur Carpet and Qil Cloths

GOOD VALUE.

rey

** Cipher,’ which will be supplied to all cor-' “ae on application. ov. 25, 1879-—-ly i March 2, 1880,

Marine insitvanes Company

OF P. E, ISLAND.

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TEXHE ANNUAL MEETING of the § Share.

holders of the above named Compan will be held in their Office, corner Great George and Lower Vater Streets, on

Thursday, 25th day of March inst,

at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,

for the election of Directors fur the ¢ year aud the transaction of other basin By order of the Directors, i’, W. HALES,

Se Ch’ town, Maveb | 6, ’80—ti in nieeting or

J. B. HARTY

H’: the Cheapest and Best FISH in the City. Also, ‘a choice e assortment of —

Groceries, Flour, Cornmeal, Oaimeal, ete. His ;{TEA is Exrra Goon, and highly re. commended by those who buy it. TOBBAC®O, CIGARS, A Choice assortment. Sanfples of all kinds

Also coming per Northern Light, an assort. ment of

West India Fruits, ete., ete,

All ef which will be soid Cheap for Cash,

J. B. HARTY. Store in Newson’s, March 4, 2m af s oe

th Let, To Tet,

ryXO LET, that NEW BRICK HOUSE

situated on Poewnal Street, now cceupied by Fenton ‘P. Newbery, Esq. — Poseession given in May next. Also, Cottage, with land attached, situated on Malpeque Road, about one mile from the city. Possession given immediately.

THOS. W. DODD,

March 8, 1830— pat eaw

BRIGANTINE.

WV ANtEb TO PURCHASE, a FIRST. CLASS BRIGANTINE, about 500 tons capacity, not over six years old, must be well found, and in perfect order. DONALD LYNK, Lingan, Cape Breton,

'80—3i eod

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Valuable Property for Sale,

ryXo BE SOLD, all that part of Towa Lot Ne, 74, in the first hundred of Town Lots in

Charlottetown; having a front of 67 feet, Dor- chester Street, and running back 80 fect, to; gether with the buildings thereon ere voted,

Fer further particulars apply to Messrs, Hopeson & Mclron Charlottetown.

Sept. 18, 1879.

Just RECEIVED,

A CHOICE SELECTION OF Spring Tweeds and Worsteds,

SPECIAL BARGAINS CIYEN, BRUCE & McKENZIE, Feb, 21, 1880—Ziaw ti Queen Street

Shop to Let.

TEXHE Store lately oceupied by Dorsey &

Jost, on South Side of ane Square, Possession given first May next. Apply to HORACE HAS? ARD.

Ch’town, March 3, ’80— 2w ood Hake,

Hake. Hake,

QUINTALS very superior WHITE OU HAKE, pickled Lied eumel to Cod- fish. For sale low ior cash. B. WILSON HIGGS, 52 Queen Street. Charlottetown, Feb. 20, 1880-2 fiew

anion — en

GOLD MEDAL,

PARS, 1878.

ia

{ enn eee Beare Bearings

JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THB WORLD.

aa For Sale! FIRST-CLASS * King Bird Colt,” . three years old. Apply at EXAMINER Office. [i 18, Sw 2aw

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NOTICE.

HE Best, Shortest and Cheapest route te Cape Traverse is ria Train to County Line Station, thence vin Huguas’ Teams to Capes--which are in readiness at all times.

J. W. HUGHES, J. HUGHES. ce 25, 1880—tf

a Wants. Lost, Found, &.

0 LET—A HOUSE situated on Cum. berland Street, containing 5 rooms. Rent very low. Enquire at this office. [m 10, tf

OST-—In this City, yesterday, a bunch 4 of KEYS. The finder will be rowers by leaving them at this Office. [m 6

ANTED—A good SERVANT MAN

to attend upon one horse, drive sleigh, &c.. and also to wait at table indoors. ween $130 a year. Enquire at this Office. [m 4, tf

TS L!¥T_0n the ninth of April, |, the HOUSE now occupiedtby R. Young, Rag. W. J. Boswann, fte