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a play in four acts SreoiaL Despxrones To Toe EXxaMiNen. am 23rd Aprit ~Mr Vinn. The United States and Railway In- bee's Full Orchestra terests.

85,000 City and Water De LONDON April 23 , 9. 4 . mats

Bue Salk ~~ , , on Apply ( Merchants a t Tae London Canadian Gazette st ates rE. jsland. Wee that it learus on good authority from Wash- anc. the first of the season, imaton that the United States government fast Hens! » eee angen oerbice does not intend to modify the pre- gate oc sale Ht . = 7 gli ” sent system of consular sealing bpouglst twenty ced sad more than is becessary to protect revenue \ vaucante Cot -H. A. Archibald, of and railway interests in the North and AN S.. recently refused an otfer of Western States. The Gazette says that its Beating” «it but six months old | information isto the effect that this will

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os not sensibly interfere with freight over gut Rien. —Tt is p — ; > —_ te eo the boundary between Canada and the aamapine Merenente Dank a “ourts haa United States. ' . ened and the books, papers and cash, | anbiaieniageatabiinl cand ail right . reaad - A Society Event. do not at this season gman fel the need vf a spring medicine, and to! St. Jonny, N. B., April 23. gi auch W6 recommend Campbell's Quinine The mantiaga ef F. W. Black Barnes, of Fine as the best. i H. M.S. Bellerophon, to Miss Isabelle Nicholson, ia Trinity Church, St. John, last night, wasthe greatest society event of the season. The bride is the daughter of the patite, indigestion and spring Jassitude. — | late John W. Nicholson, wine merchant, and Kenneth Campbell & Co., Montreal. | is quite rich in her own right. - | reside in England. A large party came over Lectcxe.—A lecture will be delivered from Halifax to witness the ceremony. to-morrow evening in St. Paul's School. | hake wom by Mr. A. B. Warburton. Subject :} “Great Bpochs in Literature and their| Causes.” The lecture will begin at eight New York, April 23. chk. as | A eah'egram states that tha Risley meeting ay FxPLaNaTION. -Invitations were not! will commence Ja'y 3th. Sighting ehots “ad to the ceremony of opening the will be allowed this year. Reports from : | team ao far, show 1} t acceptances, 2 refusals his year on account of the re-| 2 ve mg . Legislature this y and 4 still to hear from.

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egat clisnge of Government and the fact | Benjamin Burr Deal.

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(amPeeLt’s Quinine WINE. The great

pvigoratlng tonic. Speeitic for loss of ap-

The Bisley Meeting.

shat the time of the new administration has been fully occupied about other matters.

> . Yayas—" You naughty girl! You've Bancor, Me., April 23. eiton every cooky there was on the plate. | Benjamin Barr, partner of Congressman tad you you might have three: Little | Bonlette, publisher of Bangor Whig, died Biith—"“Yes, bot you didnt know thatjto-day, aged seventy. He was one of the w gave me some of Campbeli’s Quinine | best known men in Maine. ine, It makss ne want to eat all thats -_

onthe table” Newfeundiaud Affairs. Streamers Movawents.—The Stanley left dtierews April 23.

asual hour this morning, and will re- ; : Oe evening at the usual hour. There is no corroboration at Ortawa of

The St. Lawrence left for Fictou at three cablegram that Newfoundland has receded sledok thie morning. from its position of hostility to Canada on The Princess ot Wales retarned from | the Beit naive. The story is generally | Pictou thie forenovn. disbelieved.

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Sorat. ~—Hut tea and coffee supplied imeto buyers of baskets to-morrow night : — gthasocial inthe Orange Hall. Doors : Toronto, Apt il 23.—10 a. m. wena? 7; entertainment to commence at Fair to cloudy, with rising tempsture and

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_ Personal | Won. Lb. Gordon, Georgetow: if . * | Hotel Davies. | William Campbel, Esq , Millvale, is regis- tered at the Daviva. :

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George F. Owen, Esq , Cardigan, is in the-)

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ex ¥ | town to-day | Hon. Justice Stephen, who lately retired

from the English bench, has been made a

baronet.

It is pleasing to see that Dr. J. T. Jenkins ‘ia able to be about again, after his attack of

lagrippe.

Lady Dufferin, the wife of Lord Dufferin, | the British ambassador at Rowe and formerly | Governor-General of Canada, will shortly {publish a work entitled, ‘‘My Canadian

Journeys, 1872 and 1873.” ‘,

A. J. Macdonald, M. P. P., Georgetown, and D. Rogers, M. P., P., Summerside, are registered at the Hotel Davies.

_ the death of Rev. Father Boyd, for some time attached to the teaching staff of St Dunstan’s College, is announced. ‘The ~sod ,event teok place at Bay St. George, Nfid., ; Where he was stationed :

Master Charles Longworth, son of Ceo, Lnogworth, Eeq., returned home from MeGil! | College, Montreal, via. the Stanley last evening,

Among the arrivals at the Osborne to-day, are James Clow, M. P. P., Murray . Harbor | North; Angus McLeod,. M. P. P., Brown's Creek; James Rosa, Mount Stewart ; William A. Poole, Lower Montague; D. C, Morson, Cardigan; Dr. Honeywell! and wife,, Hunter River: M: Martin, Brown’s Creek.

Among the passengers on the St, Lawrence Thursday morning, we noticed Mr,..J. A. Fraser, of North Lake, Lot 47, en route, we understand for the United. Sta‘es.. Mr. | Fraser was for sometime ip. the .qmploy of

Messrs. Norton & Fennell. of this city, and highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, We join in wishing hin eaccess,

Town Property For Sale

Ald instructed by Mrs. Paul McPhail to

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the 4th of May next, at the hour of Twelve } o'clock, noon ;— = :

That desirable piece of property, with the Three-Tenement House thereon, belonging to her, situated on the east side of the Malpeqne. Road, adjoining the residence of Mr. Richard Murley, having a front of about 50 feet and running back about 84 feet. oe

For terms and particulars apply to H. James Palmer, Solicitor,

7% Baskets sold at 8 30 Admissicn me showers.

10 cents. Ladies with baskets freer, | er : a

Gome one and all, and enjoy a good sucial | A FULL meeting of St. George s Lodge is,

time. /rejuested for to-night. Initiation. neenimele . j -

A Svacestiox.—Al! ladies attending tle More Horses.—Anocther valuable lot of

Damatic Entertainment in the Lyceum on horses were shipped in the steamer to Pie-}

Thursday evening next are requested to} tou this morning. | bindly remove their bonnets or hats, as the oe lwor will be greatly appreciated by these} Goons Stroten.—The clothing store of veeupying back sears, and add much to the Messrs. Wright & Strong, at Summerside,

pesure of ail present The ladies will had a-pane of giass brvken from the front sadly bear ths in mind. | window last Tuesday night and a half dea»n4 ~ ‘shirts and sume neckties stolen th: refrow, Pouricat Poisters.—In the House of} —_—_-— Avembly there is a Bel! without the ring} We are informed by the Post Office In- | Peters combination will probably prove spector that the-regular mail eervice by the sdead-iuck. Canadian line of steamers has been discon There will bs considerable Hectorism | tinued for the present, and that all matter over the Speakership for the United Kingdom will in future be The ensuing by-election in Fort! forwarded via New York, with the excep- Augustus should be spelled buy-election. | tion of parcels. The Executive have the grip in a mild form only,

First or Tur Szason.—The schr. Lady May, Capt. Finlay McDougall, left here for Belle Creek on Tuesday morning. and re- turned yesterday afternoon The Lady May is the first sailing vessel moving this

ear. Capt. McDougal] reports no ice on the Island shore, but there is, apparently, considerable ice in and about Wallace. -_—- --»>----

Ing i Ovprattows Excursion. — A number of ry ay oe = ren —— ‘train tickets have already been taken for the Were mdikina ee a aa P ; P _ | Oddfellows excursion to Summerside, on

e Kept Kolng COU-' Monday. Toavoid a rush at the the train, sautly for five days, but despite the efforts th .95 tickets may be had at the Diamond t keep the barque free the water gained j3 okstore, or from members of the order. othe pamps and it was with the greatest The round fare is only $1. A portion of the Gffulty that ths vessel was keot aflo-t. concert hall has been reserved for the It was tinally decided that the barque mu.t Charlottctown contingent. he absndoned, but as the boats had been su

that they were utterly useless, the; Tysy'ne Comivc Back.—According to a

taly thing that could be done was to await! recent despatch from Montreal, more than coming of some veseel that would take 1.000 French. Canadians have returned Pecrew off. At the end of five days, and from the New England States to Montreal ten all hands were almost completely ex- and surrounding country within the last 2y their work at the pumps, fortnight, and the movement’ still con-

amar Discover, Ball, from New Orleans ‘ginues: Strange to say, however, the Wit- ‘®: Liverpool, sighted the barque, and see-| ness and L’Electeur, while faithfully chron- Mi that something was wrong with her icling every man who leaves the province, #8 down to her, and in a short time took do not give a line to the much larger num- crew cif. When the barque was aben- | ber now returning to their old homes. The the was 250 miles from Cs P6 | creater number of the people have decided.

Loss oF tHe Rotaxp.—Capt. Finlayson, ! faaater of the bargt. Roland, before report- ti abandoned at sea while on a voyage from Cieniuegos fur Delaware Breakwater, | swordingtoa London despatch, reports that heavy weather was experienced, during which the masts were carried away and boats smashed. The vessel labored heavily

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a 'St. John and the Northwest. They all aay Count or Cuancery.—The Court of i that times are very poor on the. other side was engaged for the Inst week ‘of the line, and that factory hands have

heating the suit b c mae by Sees ifficulty to make both ends MeLian, and Mark Wright & Co., judg- aa geen difficulty to ma

aoa of Henry T. LePage, against aa "dy Manufacturing Uo., of Guelph,| ~~ ——— 5 v0 set aside an absolute conveyance TO LE Msigniment of the real end personal ety of LePage which he made to the | ‘Mipany last February. It will be remem- er large brick store on Queen Street, bered that LaPage who carried on an exten- lately occupied by Mr. Charles E. ~ trade in agricultural implements, failed Robertson, now undergoing repairs. Pos- winter, being largely indebted to a| session given May Ist. Fiace open daily yunbee of people both here and elsewhere. | for inspection. Apply to Mr. Charles 1. the “uade an assignment of hia business to) Morrison, next door, ur to the subscribers, Gowdy Company who accepted it as M. McLEOD. MYment of their claim. The other credi- H. J. CUNDALL.

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nsidered that the Gowdy Company mere valu» for their debt than it was

a 8 other words that the consideration the ® ihadequate as to be fraudulent, and Wh j

Property Sale. % VY E are instructed byHis Le rdship Bishop ¥ McIntyre’ to 6ff¢F for positive sale on WEDNESDAY, April 22nd, at 12 o'clock, BY AU LION«— v4 " The valuabe property at the head of the Steam Navigation Cumpany’s Wharf, and on

Water Street, opposite the Hotel.Davies. - ,

This property has been divided into L-te;

as Shown op plan, aud-is now’ specially desir- f°”

able either for business purposes .pr- private

resideuces, : ' EK, H. NORTON & CO., ap¥—dy th sle Auctioneers,

The above vale is. hereby postponed until the same hour of FRIDAY, the 29th day. of May next.

E, H, NORTON & CO., ap20 : Auctioneers,

Oiled Clothing.

IFTY DOZEN SUITS Carter's American Oil Clothing just anived.

HORACE HASZARD, ap21—3i eod

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

T° LET.—. House at the head of Cumberland “treet, containing seven rooms. Apply on the premises 'o WILTIAM SMITH. | ~ ap23—lw” pd T° L¥E.T.—The western halt of a House on King Street, formerly known as the “ lodvin House.”,cootuining eight large rooms, at present occupied by Mrs. Crabb, Possession*given ist of May. The above house is in -first-class order. Apply to John Kelly, Ksq., Water Commissioner,. or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY, Southport. ap23 - sod tf :

the country preferred. Apply at this office. ap23—dy 3i wy li al ANTED.—Ky a steedy man, a‘situation in a procery store or warehouse. Apply at this office. 3i eod pd—ap2z ANTED.—A gocd Cook and Housemaid, App'y to Jixs. Jn 73, the Esplanade. ~ ap2t—ai pa ‘ — ; Fok SALE.--A «cod strong Sulky will be soi cheap. Apply to JosmPH FATlee. aa 8s

borough Street. WANTED.—A servant for genera) housework.

High wages to a stitable person —MRS, | Wa. Werks, Brighton, ~ . tf—ep20 -

Nae n ene eee eae nel HE WHOLE or half-time services of an ex- perienced Accountant can be bad on reason- able terms by addreesing “ sate, P.O, Box) 438, City. * eod pd

T° LET.—Tie Garden attached to the resi dence of the late Chief Justice Palmer to let

for the seasoti. Apply to Mrs, EpwoD. Ca

Upper Queen Street. ; __ tf—apis

ae LEV.—A Cottage containing eight ro TT scnaté on Hillsboroug. Street, how orcw : by Mr. Wim. H. McEwen. Possession giver a

Jat May. For particulars apply to PEAKE BROS- & Co. eod u'—apl7

WANTED. —\ good steady boy. with good re- commendation, about 15 years of age. as clerk in a weneral store. Apply a “THe Fx- AMINER office : — spl7

UPON commenced the present proceed- | For Spot Cash!

- to \. ave the transaction declared void, | ‘ . 2 . ' ly a it declared ty stand as a security -F "0d not ag a purchace : i Seatites eas ag A pure hase, and to have Gp PA [R4 of Heavy Divft Horses, weight tention Se Che cause occupied the Mei 1400 to 1600 Ths. eac h. - v YY ° e1¥ aa Th acl; 7 . . . . " : reich oe ten ~ ve Court since last Thursday 2 prirs of Light Draft Horses, weight 1200 WE Yesterday when an arrangement os .

7 iv j lbs. each ome ne vy which the Gowdy M deal 7 irs good lookers and drivers, weight Seale - agreed to give up ali that 1000 Ibs. each. ee i 6 a ed Trou LePage upon payment l go .d roader, and can trot in 2 50 or Coats “a inde bredness to them. The minutes, weight from 1000 to vip Hy fas View Chane sultto bein the discretion of ‘These horses must be sound and good to suncellor Henal. y- haul and drive, and must be from 4 to 6, ot tata vine judgment the Vice-Chancel’o: not older than 7 years, | wd thst Messrs. M. Kinnon & MeLean, ee ON

te We -¢ : 59 or 75 Sows, in pig or with litter. on Co., and the Gawdy Man- re i 73 Young Pips from | to 3 months.

Worthy patti vmpany were hones: «nd Witt be at the Market Square on 2ist and

7) Xpress ot and he also said he wished 24th, or at P. S. Brown's from 20th to 25th,

the counsel, Measrs. M. ited a0d Hodgson for complainants and , RSBES 2 ante wis, he W.S. Stewart for defend- | Colonial Murket, Halifax. Dations » ‘ppreciation of the calm and apd —tf this ¢ Manerin which . »

th ducted nnd intricate cna "KK, DP, C. Cures Dyspepsi

W INT et. -A boy to do ‘generat housework. and whou derstands raking: are of a horse and cow. <A1:p y at Lhis office. t:—apl?. ‘po LET —The house on Upper Queen Street occupied by Mr. W. L,. Cotton. Possession lish tuly. Apely at 2HE EXAMINER office, orto iN Rm. A. N LaRGe. : “apt? © 2

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bowen bck i ta fone “arranged. Hvase mw LET —Tre large and -well-arranz . on the corner of. Grafton- and Wey mouth

Weymou h Street Rent muerate. Apply: to GrerGe W. GagDINER, =.= apil

NT#D.—A-failor’s Pressman, one to take WW argo of wor’rvom.- None but a eleady, competent live man need apply Steady emoloy- ment the year round to such a person. Appiy stating salary required .. Also, ficat-claes uat M.kers wanted —“covit, Fraser & Co, Mer. | chant. Tailors, %t. John, N. Bo dtw wli—apis

VED.—I. T. Winans has removed bis Rhames and-Bearding Surbles to Sidney Street, near Queen. Stable- and House recently built by thé late Thomas Burris. Stalls and Coach Huuse firat-class For particulars apply

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Suliivap, M. P. P., St. Petei’s, is ia}

sell by Public Anction, on. MONDAY, |

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R. BEAIRSTO;- | * ap2!i—dy t} sle Auctioneer. ‘

PERKING

WANTED.—A boy to work on a farm, ope from |

this season, and it will pay you all to see our goods

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Stree's. Also, one-half the adjoining Hou-e ort

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GRAND

SATURDAY NIGHT!

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The grand success with which our two Show days met with has has induced us to make a Special Display en Saturday Afternoon and Evening. This will give many of our customers and friends an oppor- tunity of seeing what the ladies have pronounced the grandest sight and best show of Millinery, Wantles, Dress Goods, Carpets and Cur- tains ever witnessed in Charlottetown. We invite all, and especially those who could not atiend our Show Days, to come aud walk through

-our Store on Saturday. Opea from 1 o'clock till 9 p. m.

JAS. PATON & CO., Market Square. _ NOTE :—Our Store will be closed on Saturday till 1 o'clock.

. Charlottetown, April: 23,. 1891.

New Flannelettes.

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SPRING GOODS NOW OPEN

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STERNS’.

Millinery,

Sateens, Silks,

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¥antles, RRib-

The finest lines of Spring Jackets, Dress Goods, Prints,

bons, Parasols, etc., etc., to be found in the city.

Our Prices will be remarkably low, considering the

Quality of the Goods. We have some rare bargains

before you decide to buy.

PERKINS &. STERNS.

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Charlottetown, April 11, 1891.

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7) HE BAZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from 2 to 6 bales of WALL PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, American and Canadian Papers, Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizés, and have now, without doubt, the finest show in the city. 'n-order to cleat out our tremendous st ck, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have only to sh sw the Papers. Thev sell themselves . ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. ‘of last year's Blinds at half price to clear. NEW BLINDs, a lovely assortment.

One Hundred Handsome

}Paper Blinds at 15c. each.. Curtain Poles at 35c. each. Cegrugated Uarpet Paper to arrive in a

few days, Cheapest supply ever in the city,

BAZAAR CO., Queen Street.

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at oltice on Sidney Street. ~1. T. Winans. apli-dy 2m

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