‘t pocal and Other Items,

\ peais Court was in

o . | ige meets to-night mma thire degrees - the Fancy Sale at af Miemte at Shaw's wharf, ; ress to-day, are very e j \ $s in Moncton for w night What is ‘f ent of the Scott -

His Lordship Bishop Me

passed t very pleasant day.

eard the an int re stized.

A person «

; ; e head

ired of Deafres, of 23 years’ standing med y will send a dex ription of ison who applies to NicHoL Nt nun Street, Moutreal 4m—ml4

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‘ vy Ye

MXCURSTON Although dis n toall, it is

U idfellows are increasing

pleasing

the excursion on Monday very Dest of the season.

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P Edward,

OTION lhe marine Agent Lord and yson : } {, returned to port Da yp, Mr. Lord has

irom

with

uses igent houses

of t Island will be attend-

rning, some eighteen

to look for the safe of D. Me B idge, li the * some two hours wh box and prpers in a ‘ t tw es from the store Mr.

4 i VA iy : rt SPO

3] A hand ear with ed the t c on the Cana ~t Greenville, James M (ree, of

nxn. 8 was t bivy injured in mi was mscious tor 24 hours

Prince Edward

SHolldier and side

mies west

Is| and,

1) y ontaining two

rs ca to grief ou the Malp i ire Mi nun, st evening, It ap that re Of tI ynee.s went into a 4sut of the the from the car-

mut bat

q ve Road,

the pact und the jolt caused some

ward pinning to vive way, loosening > wheeis tet ing them

wel thrown

AR [The market jor refined sugar has og and excited during the past week irther app m in prices [here

: large transactions in granulated at et fhere has also been a

ws at trom 5% to 6] as

ade. i 1 raw article we hear of a privat te soi 2 0 puns., said to be es ses is quoted from

We nireai,. July

Reid, Mict 1 (the blind minstrels), getown, on Monday night, ery wel ronized by an appreciative nee Fhe instrumevta! style, and the songs, both gay and sen- tal, were rendered in excellent spirit. in scarcely spend an evening pl n in listening to the pleas- performances of men, who

' af uy 2essrs.

rey formance was

these possess

tu-day are The Canton

\ ; o at ste ruay and

St. John, N. B

, Patria s Militant, of Boston, ac-

imied y tavo bands of music, are Visiting

sister city. Yesterday

: there was a grand parades and in the

le coneert in the Lans-

10-day the visitors are at

enjoying th choice programme

will, fter fully enjoying them-

. j e ior tine nh mes to-morrow.

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athletic

Dick

The

and

EXHIBITION Joe Lannan

tion wiveh wy

ime off as announced, in the Lyceum

last evening There was a large audience p it Ihe fighting-bali exercises by Lan- Cronin—the former showing the

I whi knocked out several pro-

were applaaded. The

the local talent wer every tame

i jig dancing was fair, but the up to expectation. The brought to a close by a en Lannan and Cronin, in the h considerable science was

Col)

iilicakine s Misrake.—Last evening a young

nan trom the country entered a well-known ry store in this city and made some pur- which was a large bottle of Cas wll the clerk took the goods out to tng man’s wagon, which was iu waiting,

As soon as the

5 bhioby

leposited them therein.

nd dep p aser was through chatting with some friends in the store he retarned to his carriage and 18 surprised to Snd the bottle of oil missing. It appears that some person had ob-

rved the clerk put the bottle of oil in the carriage, and thinking it was whiskey stole it while the owner was chatting insiée the store. The thief when he found ovt his

mistake, can be better imagined than de-

’

5 disgust

satlisiaiiiliciiihs Jor Lannwan vo Be Testep.—An exchange

“W. J. Mahoney is determined to “ the fighting abilities of Joe Launan 4 t hefore cold weather s

p - to oceur either Kast f September. Kiilen is undoubtedly & fit siman, and many good judges are

the impression that he can lower the

lors ot. Jake Kilrain. ‘ Parson’ Davis pre- dicted nearly two years ago that Killen, if properly handled, would, within three years’ time, be th lamipion of the world. It may ; be said that Killen is making a strong bid for the title, because he has atready expressed a wi t ,eep Jake Kilrain for any part ef 10.00) a side. Should Lannan succeed in, disap Killen, or even besting hin,

Mahoney would then be safe in facing him against any man in the world,” ;

‘ x Mele an, left this morn- 1 Fort Augustus, where wae t ‘ mation - i } wry Gazelle, St. : y paper, is to hand It is} ‘ a s ana its contents are very in \ Ss Cs - r , ie Those who at lea Party st St. Peter _ yesterday,

‘HE DAILY

TELEGRAPHIC

SPROTAT

‘ jay NEWS, Deseavowes To Cae Examiven.

News Notes From Ottawa.

Orrawa, July 26.

Sir Adviphe Caron was asked to-day if there was any truth in the statement that **C " Toronto School was to be transferred to Fredericton, N. B., to be replaced by A” School at the latter place. The Minister said nothing had yet been decided in the matter, but the change would pro- bably be carried out in due course.

The Minister of Marine has awarded a gold watch to the Master, a silver watch to the Chief Officer, and a gratuity to each of the crew of the Italian bark Savona, for bravery in rescuing the officers and crew of the barkentine Harriet Upham, of London- derry.

[t is understood that after vacation Mr. Justice Burbridge of the Exchequer Court, will goto Halifax to try several claims for expropriation in connection with the Dartmouth Branch Railway.

Hon. Cecil Parker, nephew of the Duke of Westminster, is on his way tothe North- wost to invest in ranching property.

, aioe : Battle of Lundy's Lane. DRUMMONDVILLE, Ont., July 25. The seventy-fourth anniversary of the battle of Lundy’s Lane was celebrated right royally here to-day by a great crowd of Canadians and a fwir sprinkling of Ameri- cans. Aiter the gteves of those who fell and were buried in the trenches in the old village graveyard had been profusely decorated with flowers and Union Jacks, and places of interest visited, a meeting was held and appropriate resolutions passed.

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Labor Troubles.

Toronto, July 25.

The bitterness between the striking plumbers and non-union men culminated to-night in a brutal assault upon one of the latter, John Pope, one of the recent im- portations from New York.

An interim injunction has been granted restraining the Toronto Typographical Union from distributing a handb calling fora boycott of the Tcronto World.

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Electric Light Patents.

Toronto, Ont., July 25.

The Westinghouse Electrie Light Co., Pittsburg, Pa., the United States Electric Light Co. of New York, and the Consoli- dated Co., are contesting Edison's electric light patents in Canada, and are supporting applications to the Commissiun- er of Patents, to annul the patents for non-compliance with the provisions of the Patent Act. The applications will probably be heard in September.

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Three of a Kind. Sarnia, Ont., July 25.

The notorious Charles Johnson, W. O. Parsons and Benjamin McKenzie were to- day committed for trial on charges of counterfeiting and uttering. The evidence of one of the gang named Knight, who has turned Queen's evidence, and uthers was very strong.

Party Candidate.

Third

Hawirax, July 26.

The Colchester prohibitionists to-day organized a third party, and nominated Edward Fulton as its candidate. Mr. Fulton isa young man of high standing and character, and a life long Liberal. He will undoubtedly be endorsed by the Grits and will poll the full Grit vote.

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No Exchange.

Moscow, July 29.

Semi official advices from St. Petersburg state that there has been no political ex- change of views between the Czar and the Emperor Wiliam. The sole. significance of the imperial meeting rests upon the cor- dia. personal friendship which the inter- views cemented.

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The Skeena River Affair.

Wrynirec, July 24. The Victoria, B. C. Times says that re- ports about the Skeena River troubles have been exaggerated. Hon. Mr. Dewd- ney in an interview said that future infor- mation may show that no whites was killed.

Currency Commission.

LONDON, July 25. The report of the Currency. Commission

‘is nearly finished, and it is expected that it

will give the tri-mettalic movement in Eng- land a great impetus.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, July 26-—-10 a. m. Moderate winds, mostly westerly, fair, not much change in temperature.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OSBORNE HOUSE.

July 25—John Forrestal, Burlington; W F Tidmarsh, St Peter's Island; E Hackett, Tig- nish; J B Macdonald, city, J E Sterns, Dart- mouth, N 8; H Macdonald, North Bedeque; A Murphy, Kinkora; H_ Kelly, S’side; M Finlayson, Belfast; E McFarlane, Boston; J Gallant, Miscouche; J J es Roches, do; T McLellan and son, Lynn, Mass; J 8 MeNeill, do; J A Duffy, Emerald; C Dunphy, Boston; J Danpby, do; G McGregor, Salem; Jane Morrison, Cambridge, Mass; Alice McPhee, do.

HOTEL DAVIES.

‘ts in. He |

tine for a mateh with Pat Killen, of | or West hy

July 25—S F Prescott and wife, C H Cash- man, J W Chapman, W M Boutwell, E K Chapman, J b Greene, Boston; B K McKen- zie, Flat River; P J Quinn, St John; Geo A Bluett, Toronto; J C Redmond, A McFarlane, | Montreal; M Sweet, Troy, N Y; A B Smith, 4 Chas D Allen, Hartford, Conn; H L Rice, St Mary’s, Ont; F A Baker and wife, New York City; J K Noonan, Miss Noonan, Picton; Miss Lithgow, Halifax; Arch Caimp- bell, Tatamagouche; J H Davar, Alberton; J K Fairbaicn, Brockville, Oat.

SEASIDE HOTEL—RUSTICO BEACH.

Toronto;

i two

July 24—Mrs Jos Pope, nurse ane children, Ottawa; Miss Taschereau, Mon- ‘treal. July 25—Miss Madeline E Haviland, , Ch'town; Miss E Blanche Haviland, do; Jas

, Esbestur, Ottawa; Geo Essery, Ch’town

SSAMieea,..-

Amusements of ali kinds will be amply provided.

BIRTH. At Regina, N. W. T., on the 16th inst., the wite of J. Colledge Pope, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On June 27th, at the residence of C. F. Yates, brother of the bride, by the Rev. 5. N. | Chestnut, rector of Graee Church, Walter H. James, of Hay Springs and youngest son of the late Rev. Wm. B. James, of ‘Cambridge, England, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of A. H. | Yates, formerly of Prince Kdward Island, | Canada.

Bat bb.

On the 25th inst., after a long and painful | illness, Kenneth McLeod, in the 65th year of his age.

{Puneral’ from his late residence, MeCan- nell’s Ferry, to-morrow, Friday, at 10 o'clock, Friends and acquaintances are invited. }

In Eureka, Cal., July 7, 1888, Angus Gregor, a native of Prince Edward Island, aged 46 years and 7 months.

At Mount Tryon, on the 3rd inst., after a linvering illness, Melissa, the wife of Archd. Cimpbell, and daughter of the late James Woods, in the 31st year of her age.

NURI TEA

ALL who want to enjoy themselves should come to the SOURIS TEA on

Wednesday, Ist August.

Refreshment

Saloons, Sports, Games and

A Special Train will leave Charloitet.»wn for Souris at 6.30 a. m., standard time, or 7.15, local time.

Tickets from Georgetown and Stations between there and Mount Stewart will be issued by regu- lar train to Mount Stewart, good toreturn by regular train from Mount Stewartin the evening, which train will be detained at Mount Stewart to connect with special from Souris.

Return Tickets at one first-class fare wilil be issued from Charlottetown and intermediate Stations by regular morning train of tbe Ist, which will be detained at Charlottetown twenty minutes, leaving Charlottetown at 6.50 a, m., standard time.

Return Tickets at one first-class fare will also be issued from all Booking Stations between Tix- nish and Royalty Junction, inclusive, on the 3ist instant. good to return up to and on the 2ad August,

Ketarning Train will leave Souris at 4.45 p. m., staudard time, or 5.30, loca] time,

Railway Fares. including price of Tea Ticket, from Charlottetown, Georgetown and_ inter- mediate Stations by Special Train, good to return same day.

frains run by Standard Time.

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Tickets for admission to the Grounds and Tea, 25 cents. lea will be on the Tables at 12 o’clock, MICHAED McCORMACK, Secretary. Souris, July 19, 1888—eod tl 30th ad & w pat her

- Grand United Sabbath Sohoal

PICNIC

AND

General Excursion.

—

THE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS of this city have arranged to hold their Annual

AT MIDGELL,

Thursday, 2nd August.

The grounds selected are pleasantly situated on the picturesque shores of St. Peter’s Bay, about 30 miles from town.

A Uity Brass Band will be in attendance, and ample amusements provided for young and old.

Vea and Refreshments will be supplied for visiturs at reasonable rates.

Two Special Trains will leave Charlottetown as follows:

First Train, with Sabbath Schools. at 9 a. m.

Second Train, with visitors, at 9 30 a. m.

licturning. to leave Midgell at 5 and 6 p, m.

Fare for the round trip, only 6) cents.

‘Vickets for sale at Haszard’s B »okstore.

Remember that it is proposed to make this the great gala day of the season, and energetic com- mittees will see that arrangements are carried out to secure the comfort and enjoyment of a!l,

Visitors intending to join the Excursion should secure tickets early, as only a limited number will be issued. jyl7

Re Estate of Harris & Stewart.

TENDERS will be received by the andersigned up to WEDNESDAY, the ist day of August

gout, at noon, for the above Estate, as follows :— ‘or

tst. All the Stock-in-Trade, comprising Dry Goods, now inthe shop lately occupied by said firm.

204. Allthe Shop and Office Furniture and Fixings, Express Wagon, Sleigh and Harness.

3ea. Ali the Book Debis, Notes of Hand, Judg- ments, Bills of Sale, and all amounts due said firm, together with all securities held by said firm in seeurity for amounts due said firm, in- cluding two small plots of Leasehold Land at Victoria, Lot 29, and any interest which W. H. Stewart, one of the partners, hadina Farm at Lot 48, and which he conveyed .to the under- signed,

The tenders must be forall or any portion of said Estate separately, as above classified.

‘Tenders must be made on the forms prescribed by the Assignee, and such forms can be obtained on application to undersigned,

A stock List of each of the above three classes of said Kstate will be ready and open tothe in- spection of intending purchasers at the shop lately occupied by said firm, on and after Satur- day next, tue 21st instant.

The undersigned does not guarantee the cor- rectness of said Stock List as to values. quantities and qualities, but the goods are open to the in- spection and measurement of the intending ten-

erer.

’ Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheek, payable to the undersigned, for ten per cent. ef such tender, and will be returned to these whose tenders are not finally accepted, but will be absolutely forfeited as to those who refuse or neglect tocomplete their offer on being re- quested to do so. ;

he balance of the respective amounts ten- dered shall be paid within 24 hours after notice of acceptance of such tender, and the goods ten- dered for removed by the tenderer within three days thereafter,—such goods to be at the risk of tenderer after notice of acceptance to him,

The Axsignee will not be obliged to accept the highest or any tender.

Vated this 19th day of July, 1888,

Assignee,

F, W. MCORE, jy19—dy U sle

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THURSDAY

IpoMDE

"JULY 86

TITORS VERY UNEASY.

|

WEY ? Because the Big Rush for Clothing is at

Hu.

NO WONDER ~- His Prices astonish the natives.

E. PROWSE’S.

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Every

customer more than. pleased. Competitors may say what is not true about Bankrup

Jlothing

g, Big Boom in Clothing, &., &., but L. E. PROWSE

does the business all the same.

BECAUSE

whole country

bis Prices are too low for competition. Th are invited to see his wonderful Stock olg

BANKRUPT CLOTHING.

June 25, 1838.

L. E. PROWSE,

Sica of the Great Big Hat, Queen Street.

GA SE .PAID 1

WHEAT,

Flour Exchanged UP TO AUGUST 15rn,

when Mills will close until the New Crop

Charlottetown Milling Co,

jy 19—Gi eod

CHEAP FLOUR.

A Few Bags Dark Flour

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR FEED,

ROLLER MILLS.

jy24—4i eod

University of Monat allisen College,

SACKVILLE, N. B.

FALL TERM opens Angust 30th. For infor-

mation as to Courses of-Siudy, Expenses, &c., sen@ fer a>Culendar. Young: Men and Women desirous ef taking a College Course are |

invited to correspond with the President. J. R. INCH, LL. D. Sackville; July 11, 1888—dw ttf

WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc,

W AN NTED.— young lady to learn Hair Work. Apply to M. Connouly, corner of Queen and King Streets. jy26 li

T OST.—On Monday evening, the 16th inst., be- 4 tween 3 and 6 o'clock, onthe South Wilt- shire or Old Tryon Road, somewhere between Henderson’s Ferge orthe Kingston Schoolhouse and Kelly’s Cross, Lot 29, a Yellow Leather Pocket Book, nearly new, witha rubber band on it. containing about Thirty Doliara in cash and some valuable papers. The honest finder will receive arewara of Five Dollars by writing or applying to the subseriber-—MARK A. SMITH, Teacher, Kelly’s Cross. Lit 29. 2i—jy25

I OST.—Between Apotiecaries’ Hall corner and 4 Carter’s Confectionery, a pair of Eye Glasses. The finder will oblige by leaving them at THE EXAMINER office, jy25

Wwani ED.—A_ Servant Girl. No_ washing. Wages %0). Apply at THE EXAMINER oflice. jy25

TAILORS WANTED,.—Wanted immediately, at J. A. Macdonald’s Tailoring Establishment, three Coat, two Vest and two Pant Makers. Steady work guaranteed.—J. A. MACDONALD, jy25—dy 3i wky 3i

BARBER WANTED to go to Charlottetown,

P. EK. l—a steady man and good artist—to take charge of one of the best equipped Barber Shops in this city. It contains three chairs, has an established trade, and is located on the princi- pal business street. Apply immediately at the office of this paper, or to J. C:RROLL, “‘ Reflector aa House,” Queen Street, Charlottetown, >, K.

‘iy23—S’side jour Hx chron St John tel tf

REMOVAL.—Mrs. HENNESSEY, Dressmaker, has removed from her late residence on Great George Street to Kent Street, opposite Stewart’s Bc kery, and begs that the patronage so liberally extended to her in the past wiil be con- tinued in the future, pd 6i—jy23

BeY WANTED in an office, office, WANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. Francis McCarron, Rich- mond Street. jy20 D MILLER, Ringwood, Lot 65, can accommo- * dateafew Gentlemen Boarders at bis resi- dence for a, few months, The most healthy locality on the Island, and convenient to town by sailboat or steamer from 8 o'clock, a. m., to 6 o'clock, p. m., every day. Good bathing and fishing. 2w—jyl7

Enquire at this jy21

T° LET.—A House containing six rooms, in

good repair, situated on King Street, near Pownal Street. Apply at EXAMINER. office.

jyi8

FoR SALE,—A first-class Barouche, with dou- ble set of Harness and Pole complete. Apply to Mrs. OWEN CONNOLLY. pd 5i—jyi3

W ANTED.—A Girl for general housework in a small family, Apply at this office. jy18—i pa WANTED.—Three honest, pushing Men in your vicinity; special inducements now ; Don’t delay. Salary BrRoTuEeRsS. Nurserymen, gm (tues & fri)—jud

fust-selling specialties. from start.—BROWN tochester, N. Y.

ro LET.—A House on Prince Street, contain- ing nine rooms and a Shop, with outbuild-

ings attached. For further particulars apply at

THE EXAMINER Gflice, 2w eod—jyl7

WANTED.—A competent Man as Foreman in wood-finishing or bench department of 4 Furniture Factory. Address ‘‘ Furniture,” care of HXAMINER office, stating experience and wazes expected. ti—jy9

W ANTED.—A good Man to attend horse and

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LYCEUM BALL, CHARLOTTEOWN,

Thursday Evening, August 2nd, and Friday Evening, August rd.

ppeme sere [Bnd noni mis,

THE MANAGER OF

MADAME CAMILLA URSQO,

The Greatest Violinist on this Continent,

Has the pleasure to announce that this Celebrated Artist will appear in a

Series of Grand Concerts,

As above, assisted by Rminent Artists from New York and Boston.

4% A)\ details in next week's newspaper issues, jy21—sat 2Ist to fri 28th incl’sive.

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WALK RIGHT IN,

LADIES: AND. GENTLEMEN,

: ——TO— —

JOHN NEWQON'S FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT AND CET BARCAINS. |

—_—_(o)—_+-— Largest, Oldest and Best Place in the City.

——-—--—(0)--—— —-

NEVER IN A DILEMMA!

eereretmeerebaeen (o)—— ——

Can supply you all, and give you the best value. Sales daily increasing. No slop work. Furniture as represented. He does not advertise much, but gives his customers the benefit of this saving.

Don’t forget the place -OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. JOHN NEWSON.

Charlottetown, July 7, 1888.

WALK RIGHT IN,

(Said the Spider. to the Fly.)

20. We have to compete with the “Largest, Old-

est and Best Place in the City,” and yet we sold

Fifty Parlor Suits in the past Two Months.

Advertising and Low Prices did the business. Remember, we CANNOT be undersold.

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

Ch’town, July 9, 1888.

©. J. FORAN

Is doing an Immense Trade, and is bound to increase it by giving his Customers

PERFECT-FITTING CLOTHES

Made up by Skilled Workmen, at prices that will bring the population of P. E. Island to the

Dry Goods Store of the late Owen Connolly,

To choose for themselves {rom a nice assortment of

CANADIAN & FOREIGN GOODS.

I

Ladies’ Tailoring done in the Latest American Styles.

Pp. J. FORAN,

cow and very small farm. Apply at this office. yo.

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