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krworta Leacue meeting this evening at 8 o'clock sharp.

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PHILHARMONIC Practice this evening. Full attendance requested,

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Potice Courr.—One drunk was disposed of in the usual way this forenoon, and a Scott Act case was fui ther adjourned,

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SeLuine Fast —The bargains offered ii ibums at the Diamond Bookstore are causing a rapid sale. Get one without delay.

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I O. O. F,—Regular session of Port La Joie Encampment will be held to-morro.u eveniag, at 7 o’elock. Candidates admitted.

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PuatListic.—George Godfrey defeated Patsy ‘‘ardiff, the Peoria giant, at Prov:- dence, R. I , on Thursday night last in six teem rounds.

- Arrived.--The schooner Josephine arrived this morning from Barbadoes, after a passage

of 16 days, with a cargo of molasses and suger for F. T. Newbery.

Cnuhkcr Parapse.—Nos. 1 and 2 Batteries of Garrison Artillery and the Charlottetown Engineers will attend divine service at Zion Presbyterita Church, on Sundsy morning

next. Lidiasoittiie K. D. C.-—Are you troubled with loss of app tite, crav ing for to d, distress after eat- ing, acidity of the stomach, heartburn, consti

pation, headache, dizziness, drowsiuess, de- pression of spirits, ete., then try our King’s Dyspepsia Cure and you will have these ilis no more. All druggifts and dealers. - ** Pinarore.”—The “ Pinafore” excursion to Summerside last evening was not so well attended as was expected, but those who took advantsge of it thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. The performance of ‘* Pinafore” in the Market Hell was attended by an ap- preciative andience. It was after one o'clock this morning wien the ‘* special” reached the city on return.

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Marker Hati.—At the City Council meet ing lust night His Worship Mayor Haviland suggested that it would be weli if the Market

Halt! were not let for bazars, etc., on the even- |

nus previous to market days, as it was gene: -

ally left, after such occupancy, in a condition |

the reverse of clean, greatly to the discomfort of those having to buy and sell there. The suggestion is under the consideration of the Market Committee. a Suirpers, ATTENTION.—Attention is direct- ed to the advertisement of the Furness Line of steamers, which appears elsewhere. These steamers have excellent freight and passenger accommodation, and through bills ot lading are granted from Charlottetown and points along the line of railway to any point re- quired. The steamer Princess Beatrice con- nects with the Furness Canned lobsters will be carried at low rates. Mr. W. W. Ciarke is agent for the above- mentioned steamers here, and will at all times be pleased to turnish informatien concerning them.

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Tae Heater Case.—John Healey, who was before the Supreme Court last week, upon habeas corpus, and who was committed to jail by Messrs, Heard and Mellish, was to- day brought before Chief Justice Sullivan and Judge Peters on another writ of habeas corpus. ‘The case assumed a different com.

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Orrawa, May 12.

The first bus'ness of the House to-day was to adopt unaaimously the report of the privileges and elections committee on the Rykert affair. cussion, except for a few words.

The report of the special committee on the Bremner furs was vext considered, on notion of Chairman McNeill for its adop- tion

Mr. Blake made a bitter attack on Gen. Middleton, aud expressed the hope that as he had received honurs and rewards for his services in the rebeilion, he should pay for his misconduct now by being compelled to make good Bremner’s loss, and also by withdrawing from the Dominion service.

Sir Adclphe Caron, without defending the General, asked the House to consider the extenuating circumstances connected with this most unfortunate misconception on Middleton's part. He announced that the General had expressed his willingness to indetumfy Bremner for the one-eighth of the furs appropriated by Middleton's orders

Mr. Lister followed up Blake’s attack, end held that the Genera! should pay the tutal loss, as, but for his denials, the Gov- ernment would have investigated the mat- ter years ago.

Sir John Macdonald thought the House should not too severely condemn the want of judgment shown in the confiscation, as they should remember that there had been a good deal of confiscation in the China and Indian service, in which Middleton had been engaged ; but he thought, neverthe- less, that the General had acted quite illegally in confiscating the furs and in appropriating them, He had committed an illegal and improper act for which there {could be ne defence. in answer to Mr. Mitchell, who called {upon the Government to state what they | were going to do with the General now, Sir John Macdonald said the Government could take no action until the report was passed upon by the Commons. When that was done, it would be the duty of the Gov- ernment to consider what further action should be taken.

The report wasadopted after some fur- ther discussion of an unimportant nature.

After recess, the House sat in committee until one o'clock.

The bill amending the Railway Act (from the Senate) was considered in com- mittee and adopted.

The House adjourned at 1.45

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German Colonization.

Bern, May 12. the esti-

In the course of the debate on mates for expenses of the Colonies ia the Reichstag, Gen. Von Caprivi, Imperial |Chancellor, stated that though he origin-

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fhis was done without dis. |

plexion, and appeared to be more com. lally warmly approved the Uolonial policy of piicated than on the former application. After the Empire, he agreed with Prince Bis- argument by Mr. Hodgson, Q. C., for the|marck that such a policy could only be prisoner, and Mr. Stewart for the convicting maintained with the support of the Nation. magistrates, the Chief Justice and Judge! As the matter now stands the Government Peters held the prisoner's imprisonment to be cannot retreat from its position in regard to

iilegal, and ordered his discharge. He was accordingly released by the jailor, who present.

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S. E. B C.—The adjourned annual meeting ,

of the South End Boating Clab was held just

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Colonial affairs without losing honor and

money. No change in his views or system was to be in any way implied from his as- sumption ot ottice. The Government would everywhere respect foreign right and pro-

evening at their rooms, Lower Water Street. ; tect German rights.

By the reportof the Auditing Committee, ap- | peiated at the annual meeting, it was shown

that the Club was in an excellent position | financially. Seven n:w members were balloted | for and elected unavimeu-ly, The Secretary's ' report of last year's business was very satis- | tactory. It is clear that the S. E. B. C. has becume a power in aquatic circles here, and there is no doubt but that this Club, which is now verging on its sixth year, will do the Is- | isnd credit if it only receives the encourage. | ment due to such an institution. A com. | mittee has been appointed to draft a new! constitution for the Ciub, with the object of applying fur incorporation at the next sessiun ot the Legislature. The next meeting wiil be held the first Monday in June. aniseed

Jupiter Sincers.—The mud and rain only prevented the Windsor Hall from be- ing uncomfortably crowded Tuesday night, for it was well filled by alarge audience, characterized by an inclination to encore everything. A company, comprising some of the original and famous ‘*Fisk Jubilee Singers,” gave « concert of plantation melody to the delight of all. Of the new selections the typical chorus ‘Jonzh and the whale’ was convulsive. The voices are all of good qualicy, but that of Mr. J.

H. Chavers was a revelation to the major- ity, who were wender-struck that any human being could create such au extra-

ordinary and meledious rumble of sound. In the intermission the discussion became general and animated whether his voice was most like the bottom notes of a calliope or afog horn. All agreed that his efforts were prodigious. Miss Gilliam added

variety by recitations, given with elocu-|,

tionary skill, the first describing the hor- ror of a young negro girl when she dis- covered that her good-natured but pleasure- loving master had lost her at the gaming tabie. Hersuiciae from the deck of a New Orleans steamer was a_ thrilling episode.— Montreal Daily Witness, March 13,

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Personal.

Captain Jolly, Garrison Artillery, Yar mouth, N. S., is visiting Charlottetown.

Mr. Wiiliam Maskei!, of Souris, intends soon to leave for Boston. His departure will be greatly regretted by his fellow townsmen.

\Ve regret very much to hear of the death of Captain EK. E. Evans, for many years in command of the steamer St. Lawrence, which oxcurred at bis home in Sackv Ile, N. b., o« Saturday. The remains were interred this aft ernoun.

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Our fu'l foree of ten salesnen will be on hand this evening to attend to our pumerens customers. No one need go away withour buying — Golf Bros. my lO iw

New Boots! New Boots! great variety, latest styles, cheap! cheap! cheap! must be avld ! must be sold ! must be sold |—Goff Bros.

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Died of Consumption.

Frepericron, N. B., May 12.

The many friends of Rev. Howard Sprague, D. D., will regret tu hear of tiie death of his eldest son Henry, a young ran of 20 years of age. Deceased bas been ill for several months at his fathers residence at Marysville. The cause of his death was@onsumption.

Important tdhesion.

Montreal, May 12. The Conservatives are jubilant over the late adhesion of Ex-Premier Debocherville to their ranks, al:hough he has up to the present been disposed to give Mercier ana independent support.

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Strike at Pittsburg.

Prrrspure, Pa., May 12. Three thousand employes of the National Tube Works Co., McKeesport, went on strike this morning, for ten per cent. in- erease of wages sleds

Wenther balietin.

Tononro, May 13.—10.a m. Moderate totresh winds; mostly cloudy, with local rains; not much change in tem- perature.

HOTEL AKRIVALS. |

HOTEL DAVIES. May 12—A G Higgioson, Chas Minto, Mon-

B Quinan, Halifax; Geo Battye, J G Moiell, Wallace; Rev Dr McLeod, Pictou; W F Tid-

Jubilee Singers. OSBORNE HOUSE, May 12—Geo Forbes, Vernon River; Johan Hughes, Emerald; AR McLeod, Miss Llew- ellyn, Montague; A H Holland, Toronto.

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Local Notices.

Use Condensed Coffee, only 25 cents a tin, at Beer & Gott’s 3i— may i2

teaat Beer & Uoff's you can get ane of those

teapots free of charge. 3i—may i2 Died of Ol Age ”—Those ‘* Commission’

packet seeds that failed te grow. Don't use

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| POR SALE.—A Gentleman’s Saddle (English

mace). second hand, in good order. »pply

(at this office. Mays ttf hh a lieseasienladh ada he casei tae shat a

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treal; Geo O Beaman, Boston; W A Major, | k. F. Madigau. Exquire of J. MOGILL.

marsh, St Peter’s Island; D A Brecken, Fisk

Don’t forget that by buying five pounds of ;

at Ll o’clock, on the premises.

A number of Building and Pasture Lo situated in one of the most desirable parts of the City, being high. dry aud excellent view. Ion plan, etc., see lhandbills, R. BEARI*TO, Auctioneer, Ch’town, April 39

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Handsome Building Lats.

' By instructions trom A. B. Warburten, we ;

will se!l hy PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, HAY 2st,

AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,

e a * 2o-Buildinge Lots-25 Handsomely situated, adjoining the

Driving Park, and commanding a beautiful view of the Harbor, centraily situated for private residences,

Mor plan see large bandbills.

Terms very easy and made known at sale {or on application to Messrs. Warburton & Smallwood, Solicitors, Charlottetown.

EK. H. NORTON & CO.,

Auctioneers.

Tenders for Old Boiler.

~'EALED TENDERS, he undersigned, will be received until SATURDAY, lithinst., for the purchase of the Old Boiler lately taken out of the steamer William at this port, each tender to state a lump sum that he is willing to pay for same, with such articles as belong thereto,

Purchasers to take possession and remove by Ist June next,

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R. McMiLLAN. may8—d&w her guar pio jour tl ]7th

Kent. Wallis Elour.

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ANTED,~—A Servant for general housework. Apply to Miss Morkis, Water Street, Ima) ld

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MINER, - - » 0: ({OHSDAY, MAY Te eee i Eligible and Handsome | OEE Me eR 5: BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS, | if

BY AUOTION. < E i ) AM cihinactilttni Hin McGill, Esq., to 4 sell by Auction, on —(x) ‘Thursday, 5th day of May, Wa

Pont stand in the way of the crowds that are going to PROWSE BROS. to be clothed.

i am appointed in your interests, and aim glad to tell you the good news that PROWSH Bales, the Wonderful

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We invite ingpection to our MAaGniFicent Serine Stock of STAPLE and ] FANCY DRY GOODS. 4 MEELLINE RY! MELEINERY! 4

All the leading and representative Styles for Spring and Summer. This

Department is in charge of MISS SAUNDERS. ee

STANLEY BROTHERS,

a NTED.—A man to attend a horse and work | in a gardun.—W™M. Dopb. mayl3

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WANTED.—A boy or middle-aged man to take

care of a horse and cow and make himself generally useful about a place.x—Mrks. Owen ‘ ONNULLY, Esplanade. mayi3

WOR SALE.—A first-class Sai) Boat, 16 feet keel, will be sold cheap. Apply to GorF Bros. mayls

for SALE.—One Pheton Buggy, leather top, in gvod order. Alsv, oae set of red leather

silver-mounted harness. Apply at ' tis office.

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W N'TED —A House in a good locality. Ap- ply at THE EXAMINER otiice. marylz JYASTURE.—Gond pasturage, with water and shade, toletat Belvidere Farm, Apply to WM. HARTER, Fitzroy Street East. : mayl0- 6i eod pd

mo LET.—A House containing seve rooms on Cumberland Street, near St. Petir's hoad. Apply to Mrs. WM. ©=MITH, on the premises.

mayl0—6i pd ASTURE can be hed for H:rses and Cattle, abundance of water, shxde and sh: ler. Apply at once to J. F, BAKFR, 2)8 King Street.

may9-il pd \ ANTED.—A boy to make himself genera:ly ysetul abouta place and who uaderstands milking aud taking care of cows. Apply ,at this

Ju Real Estate security. | Apply at this ; Mays tf

ONEY TO LOAN. . Lowesi rates of in:erest. | vilice.

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Great Geurge Street.

GEAP BOARD. for Ladies or Gentlemen Apply’ to Mrs. Howard, Peard-i’s Block, ‘ lw—may7

O LET.—A Shop and Dwelling House on Upper Queen Street, .t present occupied by

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+ LET.—A House on Pownall Street, now acceupied by Mrs Messervey. Apply to | WILL AM MURRAY ap25

| . 1 f¥VO LET—A house in convenient part of city conisining 8 rvoms, wiih or without shop. Water in connection out buildings attached. For | further periiculars apply at. iis office. in 6i eod

4 OR SALE—A Whale Hoat, in first-class order i about 18 feet keel. Apply to John MeLeod, | dunk Store, Lurd’s W hart. may!—i pd

BROWNS BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARUET SQUARE,

Charlottetown, May 3, 1890—eod

MARK IGHT & CO,.,

are determined to extend their trade to all parts of the

country, and as they have the cheapest and best % . r ~ PS 2 x ew - “

assortment of Furniture on BP. E, Islaad, it will

inspect their goods and prices.

every one tocal! and e style and price

Their Parlor and Chamber Suites for surpass all previous efforts.

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bargains they liave to offer this year are genuine in every sense of the word, to induce their friends im the

country to buy now. "Phey will pay

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by rail or steamer from Charlottetown on Parlor and

Bedroom Suites bought for Spot Cash during the

next three mortus.

LET.—A large Warehouse atthe rear of the

,udon House, Apply to Harris & Stewart. apoo—4i

| HOR SALK.—A first-class “Domestic” Manglie,

in ood order.—C. I, ‘MorRRISON, Lower

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any more of them but plant Carter’s seeds, | the subseriner’s residence. Prince Stire:t, | hieh ¢ fresh and reliab ) with large stable and coach house.—KR. MeMIL-; whieh are fresh and reliabie. lean. eod tf-meh2l | mayl2—Iw dy wy e - oi Sashes . . ' who mn . we ae iT No one who consults his own interest can: BO agg Ad poate se inde pgp ae, SS |

> . she lighest prices paid to gco nen 64 ny affurd to pass J. B. Macdonold’s, when he ‘immediately to Mr. McDonald at B. S. Davis & | wants « snuitcf we!'l-made olothes for se f or (>, Cameron Block. ap2o | boys at cheapest price. 3i—mayi2 | aioe iain on awe t cil vind | POARDERS WANTED—A gactleman and his; There ” an OW ful rusn to Goff ge wife, or two genullemen or iwWo S==e3. Lom j boots and shoes. They must be giving them |jomabie | xceomutations. Avply ww Mrs. | away. myl0 lw, Kennedy, Sor:h Side Hilisborough Square. ap2d,

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Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes.

ol Ww ' Pomme { ae ae ! for th | B stock of B cs + ‘S. we wi fer gre: induc nts than ev r e EING desirous of closing out our J2ankrupt Stock of BOOTS & SHOES, we will offer ereater in jucemen ian ever fo 4 next two weeks. Come and see v's, and do not complain of hard times when you can “uy a => pws - ”. te ~~ 2 . MISSES’ RUSiER BOOTS, reduced from $1.50 to $1.09 es 97 vairs Wen ENS BUTLGN BUTS, reduced from § 9 to 75 cents, — A Jub Lot of *OME*S and BOs, ' - “1.350 to 65 cents. 100 peics CHILD’s SF:OkG BOO -S, * " (5 cenis to 45 cents. ~ *. * 6 , fa . . »* . : i We haye bought a few hundred pairs of Ladies’ No. 4, and Geutlemen’s No. 7 Goots, ¥ uch we are selling at invoice prices.

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