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-ex jeft Georgetown at the _» STADSE* * hour this 0

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» fev Mr. Hamlyn lectures fii.

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Court , L . {§ two rungs gue Up“ © » —_— est styles. Everyone , . get one.~ i) X. Bruce. « 3 en get é. a ab ~ mar

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. : . ' r r \ : wanting “* Lean hayes eo J. T. Peardon : & Ww ve . ee

neuen . . congreg ational meeting of Ans00R will take place this evenin ‘ater's Churen wils Cane piace th g ial - - - — ew aparks from the chimney of = re & the auene of the were § hureh ; wa the ‘ , ac Sal urday night. e - —As wW-! be seen OF \e1r : pin 4 per Br 4 have beon ob- peprigemet! Bee! ; 2 i nostpome thé nUW U v3. vad G) PVs cw? yo 0 } acomnt be} ; & 1, —The regular mon nly meeting

HH ON and l adde » ¢) .. this evenivg ’ shat} --V k lay aun, Sec’y.

- uO, A.—The annual mes ting of the a held in the parlor of

¥ \ \ will te ae ant M ©. A bunding vo-inorrow alier- ; ya 3 clock. mm Ysost ~The brethren of Victoria : ‘Ny, 2, A. F. & A. M, will please rates the regular mecting this evening - cH ck. > wea PARLE will sing at the W. C. T. U. setaipmnenst to-morrow evening. Phere sigo be choruses, instrumental music, sjiresae3. end the “* Model City Coundgil. \ake & point of attending -- - 2 that Prof. Shuttlewerth reads oieee before the Nataral History Society ‘the ¥ << 's, parlor at 8 o'clock to- at sa ject i Food of Plants and a iney obtain it.” Admission free.

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- BiyxncPr STOCK OI Boots AND SHOES. — ving purchased at & greas bargain a offer ‘om forsale at Stampers’ corner, North ide Queen Square. Come snd get bar- sins ~R. K. Jost. Mar 26 2w - W.C.T U.—Don't forget the entertain- nent in Y. M. C. A. Hall to-morrow (Tues- evening, umder the auspices of the

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*¢.7.U. Amattractive programme of weal and instramental music has been pre- wed. “The Model City Council” will be special feature. ee

Leerere with ILLUSTRATIONS. The er. Me ‘Hamlyn will deliver his lecture “Oye Forefathers at Home,” or Habits

d the Anglo-Saxons, under the auspices of Victoria Division this evening in McLeod's Hall. Admission 15 cents, Doors open at 730. Lecture at 8. The Onizens Brass Band (colored) will bs present. 7

Sateen Tuax- Ficttox.—In December Mts cow’ belonging to Mr Wetmore, cf We Leke, Yarmouth Co., swallowed a peo rake han‘le. A few days ago says Plight, the same piece came through her Be, and resisting all efforts to be puile d out Mivn offand measured six inches. The

we is doit g fairly well.

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MPaALT Pavey Firne.The asphalt Miement on the corner of Cariton and Sher mod streets, Toronto, canght fire a few days », by some mysterious means. The burnt Krion of the pavement did not exceed an

wh in breadth but ran a length of 15 feet. mis is the first time ench an accident is Wao to have occurred.

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to Tipe tux Marsit.—The proprietors of megreat Tantiamar marsh at Sackville con

= “apiate te tide about 10,000 acres this sum-

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aer. It is proposed to dig three canals from aerent starting points. The probable cost

yey < l the Way fron *10,000 tw my » PULTE iS cost the bighes estini:te, OW | ‘acre, 1 W rate then be a profita ie

King aa considerable Or tne marsa is tw prodcing a very iaferior crop of hay.

| Hearty Ov Fawiy,— Within the idias ef a dezen mies from South smpton, aT eee, N.8., there live seven members ‘one Family whoee ages aggregate 528 years Me are the survivery of the famil y of ae. two of whem died within a few years, mi a ‘i. The family are all hale and ‘eorce Smith ao aged respectively : Mrs. yt ki 159 Mra. James Furlong 83 i peenias 79, Miss Aon 74, Miss Lydia 69, ‘*¢. Smith 66, and John Biown 72. ve

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the oo We understand z ‘Gisttate has > On keepers who, by we¥ister, éppear to heve kept mo the hours f

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that lesued summonses to the Police pen house i Gcor athe on Sunday morning. na +... enetiisot fres rum as ~_ 7 & tystem which puts a whole- th a> tom h ndecencies We trust ale sie 7. defend nts names will be =, — . ut alao that the witnesses — publicity which they richly

Py - ~— >-- f og pany —The cantata of “ The Vil By, '‘ ” . he the ee has just been performed Minide a time in London, Madame “Mtl singing the principal solos,

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Publi sith deen accepted by the English . ~ *5el @)¢T ‘ wm ¢ r

Sautifg} uf “Ousiasm as ene of the most

modern musical compositions. ef the cantata is Longfellow’s

’ has i yea is dedicated to him. Bist. } en commenced on this

Mata by <3 4 fies) he Phitharmonic Society d ‘Alotter wh mw 8 ely, an

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Citizens early in J

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‘morrow night. A Or ‘ r » © 1K Trip _ , Mektilie Puge O8 Friday last, says the , “+ & Young man about 22 years Atrested On &@ serious charge at - a and the constable who sit he wn ee lorthe lockup. That 1 S'0Dne test ; i er wh i n at & hotel with his pris- Mins 1. Ne silent watches c if » Bited & horse oo

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DAILY’ EXAMINER, -"- 9 =

ELL GRAPHIC NEWS.

SPROIAL Despatours to Tur EXAMINER.

‘Norwegian Bark Wrecked

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Her Captain Killed,

‘ , Sz. Jonn, April 6. The Norwegian bark Mirian, during the

on Big Duck Island, Grand Mauan, and is | a total loss. Capt. Flack was killed-in the | wreekage,

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THE RECIPROCITY QUESTION.

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To Confer With Blaine.

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Orrawa, April 6.

Sir Charles Tupper, Sir John Thompson and Hon. Mr. Foster left on Saturday aiternoon for Washington, where they will have a consultation with Mr. Blaine on Monday on the question of reciprocity and other matters of great iuterest to both coun- tries.

ditieg die Reais Fire at Lowell. Lowrit, Mass., April 6. The Edison block, contsining numerous stores, was burned yesterday. The Masonic Temple was badly damaged.

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The Re-called Minister.

Rome, April 6. Baron Fava, the United States Italian Minister, who has been recalled, will pro- bably-sail on April 15ch.

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The New Orleans Assassins

ALL BUT FOUR OF THEM NATURALIZED AMERI- CAN CITIZENS.

New Ortrans, April 2.—A close exam- ination of the alleged assassins discloses the fact that all but four of the eleven slain were registered voters. The four whom Consul Corte claims were entitled to the protection of the Italian government are : Trahina, Bognetto, Monisterio and Comitz The ficat named isa voter in the parish of St. Charles. Bagnetto is a fugitive mur- derer from Palermo and the other two have very bad recerds.

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The Mafia at Rome.

Beniiy, April 2. —It is reported here that mysterious warnings, sent by the Mafia so- ciety, have been conveyed by King Humbert of Italy. In these warnings the Mafia is said to have demanded protection from King Humbert and the Italian Government for Italians resident in foreign countries.

Italians Afraid of a Draft.

New Yorx, April 1.—About 300 Italians rushéd ta the Naturalization bureau to-day to get their second papers. They appear to be afraid they will be drafted into the ser- vice of the Italian Government and are sure war is imminent.

They Would be the First to Run.

Forr Scort, Kan., April 1.—The follow- ing telegram was seut to Secretary Blaine to-day by cowboys: ‘* A hundred thousand cowboys would like to spend the summer in Rome. Can you furnish transportation?

DRY GOODS,

| Gents’ Furnishings, &c, BY AUCTIO N.

J AM instrncted by Mr. A. L. Brown, to

sell by Auction, «at his Store, next to Messrs. Beer & Goff, the balance of his Stock of DRY GOOD «<, ete, consisting of Tweeds, Coatings. Ulster Cloths, Dress Goods. Vel- vets, Plushes, Gents’ Ties, Collare, Under- clothing, etc., etc.,

Commencing on FRIDAY, 3r4 day of April, at 12 o’clock, noon, and to continue until all is disposed of,

This Stock ia in first-clasa condition, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.

—~—ALSO—— I will, on THURSDAY, 9th of April, at

12 o’clock, noon, eet up and offer for sale the BRICK STORE now occupied by Mr, A. L. Brown.

This is one of the best stands in the city for a general business, being three stories high, having a frontage on Queen Street of 2% feet 6 inches, and ruoning back 80 feet, with Office in rear.

CHARLES I. MORRISON, Auctioneer. mch25—dy eod wky 3i

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Dwelling House and Promises,

FITZROY STREET, CH'TOWN.

PEXEE undersigned Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of the

ate Hon. W. W. Lord offer for sale :—

The HOUSE AND PREMISES fronting ov Fitzroy Street East, formerly occupied by George L. Lacey, having a front of 42% feet on Fitzroy Street and running back south- wardly 160 feet, being part of Town Lot 9a, in Fourth Hundred of Town Lots.

[n addition to the Cottage facing the street, which is rented for $00 yearly, there is 4 Teuement in the rear of the Lot rented at $20 a year.

Terms :—Half cash, end balance secured by mortgage bearing 6 per cent Apply to

L. H. DAVIES, A. LORD,

Tr ; Will of Trustees and Executors of - a ee

"ached Cape Tr, getting fresh horses,

* MLS, Orie sem * i time to catch the

tte Catch . » Mad came to Sackville in

af i an Western train for the land

, oe oo took tea at the Brunswick Ntreal, eistered as I. W. Cutten, | ue P ——

‘ian, sale this evening commences |

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big storm on Friday evening, went ashore |

Natural History Society

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PROFESSOR SHUTTLEWORTH

WILL READ A PAPER IN

Y.M.C. A. PARLOR

ates

Monday Evening Next,

AT EIGAT O'CLOCK,

Subject:—“ Plant Food and How They Obtain It.”

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ST. GEORGE'S DAY.

Dramatic Entertainment

THE CH'TOWN LAWH TENN'S CLUB

Will Give a Dramatic Knutertaipment

IN THE LYCEUM,

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Thursday, the 23rd ef April.

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NEW SPRING CLOTHING!

J. B. MACDON ATD Has just opened 5 Cases Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing,

Boys’ ‘Suits, with long pants; Boys’ Suits, with short pants; Youths’

Suits, all sizes; Chiidren’s Suits, all sizes, Good patterns, well made and prices low.

i. J. B. MACDONALD.

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DOMINION BOUT AND SHOE STORE.

‘New Stock Now Arriving!

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You-can always depend on getting the Best Bargains in ‘Boots, Snoes and Slippers, at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store, west side of Queen Street.

Charkyttatown, March $0, 1891—dy & wky

Spring Trip From Liverpool,

FOL!OWING THE “ EREMA.”

BARK “ASTA.”

Vy ILL sail from Liverpool for Charlotte

town on or about the 10th of Ajpeil next, and will carry Freight at throngh rates to the different points on the Island.

4% For Freight apply ia London to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers, Sl South John Street, or here to.

PEAKE BROS. & CO. Charlottetown, March 28, 1891—lw

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

WW ANTED.—A situation in a store, by a young managed 18, Applicant has had some ex-

perience in beok-keeping. Good references, etc.

Addrers * B. D. G..” Charlottetown, Post Office, apé-2i pd

WANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply at this office, lw—apés

CAMERON, Painter, is prepared to do first-

« Class Gra ing, Hou-se Painting, Paper enine. Satisfac:ion guaranteed, Orders soli- cited. Enquire at $70 sidney Street Kast.

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EW BOok. A now and interesting pamph- let, entitled “Che Woman Clothed With tue Sup,” forsale at the Diamond Bookstere- 25

cents. dy 2i wy li—ap6

rr LET.—A House containing eight rooms, nearly opposite the Round House, Apply at

this office. ep4

WANTED.— A Girl for general housework ina smalifamily. Apply at this office, apé4

OUSE TO LET.—On Kuston Street, edioin- ing the residence of Henry Aiken, KHeq., with seven rooms, kitchen, baru and outhouses. Possession lat May. oe on the premises, or - K. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square, a

Wy ANTED.—About the middle of June. a Dwelling House containing eight rooms,

in a central l«cality. Moderate rent.

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W ANTED IMMEDIATELY. Three good Pant Makers.—JOHN McLrop & Co. lw—ap3

WANTED.—A Girl for Apply at EXAMINER 0

eneral housework. ce, 3i eod- apl

WANTED.—For the 24th of April, in a gentle-

man’s family. an experienced Coox, Wages

$10 a month. No — Apply at thia office. upl—dy pattf wy pat

R SALE.—\ Grade Jersey Heifer, in mil. Will make anice family cow, and will be sold cheap. Apply at ExaMINER office. apl--3i eod

T° LET.—The House at present oconpied by W. W. Stanley, Kent Street. Possession naoquire of Thos. Essory. owner,

iven Ist May. >? eod—apl

or W. W. Stanley. P's SALE.—A good Horse, three years old, by “

Barrister; sound and kind; warranted to Owner h»«s no use for him.

aw atontoacari, dy & wy tf—mch3l

Apply at this effica,

LET.—The Dweling House and Stable on

Hillsborough Street, lately occupied by Mr. George Carter, and acjoining the residence of Mr. Lemuel! Poole. Immediate possession. Ap- ply to Gkonse ALLEY. ett tf—mchb3l

T°? RENT. -The eastern side of Brick Dwelliug House on Hillsborough Square. For parti-

culare aprly ou the premises to JAMES TURNER. meh3t—3w pd

ANTED. -‘1n & sistant Boo keeper, who W has had exverieuce in an office. Apply at Tuk EXAMINER office. tfi—mehI8

T° LET. A House containing eight rooms, with Shop and good accommodation. Rent

reasonable, For further particulars apply at this

ofiice. mcb!

WANTED.—A Girl to do general housework. Apply to Mra. W. W. WESLLNER. Prince tf—meh26

Street.

VARDERS WANTED.—Two or three board- B era can be accommedated at the * LePage House,” eorner of Great George and Water Streets. The rooms are large end front on thé street. eod—mch25

T? LET.--For a term of years, a Brick Dwelli House. containing twelve rooms, with

modern conveniences.— Mrs. M, H. GaHan. mch?5

NEW PAPER HANGINGS |

Largest Stock, Newest Patterns, Lowest Prices,

4 5 AOOE ik pase geen

PERKING & STERN’.

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come eth ‘ ~

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Gur importation of English, Scotch, Canadian and American Room Paper is now ready for sale, and should be seen by every purchaser, as we have the best variety, newest patterns and lowest prices

in the city. PERKINS & STERNS.

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Charlottetown, March 3, 1891.

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New Spring Clothing!

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| Jt would be hard to imagine the needs of a Man, Boy or Child that could not find what they wanted in our great varity of New Suits, as we can give any ‘size, color, fit or style that is made in Canada for as low a price as any honest man can sell an honest article When you need a Nobby Suit for yourself or boy, don’t forget the “ Wonderful Cheap Men,” as it will pay you to buy from them every time.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, April 1, 1891—eod & wky

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HOW 70 MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE AND Happy /O'L CLOTHES.

t bp ARRIVE by steamer Stanley next | So the Beys and Girls won’t want to spend Seven

: ae ; WP oa ae Oil Saye . A full supply of J. F. Carter's celebrate Evenings out of the Week “ out.”

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brand of Oil Ciothes constantly on hand after May Ist. AVE YOUR ROOMS NEAT AND TIDY, and Papered with some of those NEW

STYLES OF WALL PAPER for sale at ‘‘ THE BAZAAR STORE.”

We have just received over Two Thousand Dollars’ worth of the latest Spring Stylesof ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, with Borders, Corners and Dadogs to match.

Qur Plain Felt Papers (in one dozen different shades), with Friezes tu match, are the Nobbiest in Town. Causdian Wall Paper at 4 cents per roll. Come early and secure the prettiest patterns before they are gone.

Our WINDOW SHADES and BLINDS are away below what they were last year in price. PICTURES (Framed or otherwise), a large assortment. ALL CHEAP,

lat the Great Bookstore. BAZAAR CoO.,

QUEEN STREET.

W. J. BOSWALL, 1] Queen Street.

Ch'town, April 3, 1891—dy fa ws

WOOD! WOOD!

WING to the scarcity of Coal I have started a Wood Yard, and am prepared to supply Hardwood at « reasonable price, cut up to suit stoves, and delivered to all pointesin the city. A. DOWN,

Pewnal Wharf

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