THE
Local and Other Items.
RemeMBER St. James’ Tea to-night. iia
Bu scRE and go there—St. James’ Hall. iinet
first of the season, at St. James
‘ diel ds For Dri No. 1 Battery, G. A.,
et for drill this evening,
will
- One new summons was served yest lay, returnable to-morro.
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rs STANLEY, With mails and passengets, arrived shortly before three o'clock this after- n
SUPREME COURT The Easter erm of the Supreme Court will opea in this city on the 6th Ni Ly me at
intial Poutice Court This morning Richard
Curran was fined $50 for violating the Canada Tempe rance Ac ft.
= FIREWARDEN 8S Meering.—There will bea meeting of Firewardens this (Thursday) even- ing at 8 o'clock sharp. : > | Real Nice driving mare will be auctioned to-morrow, Friday, by R. Bearisto. Six must | be sold. No reserve, | * _ i By S. 8. Sarnia Beer Bros. have received an | widitional shipment of unmade costumes, in- luding three very special lines. } “s b. 1. S.\—A regular meeting of the RP: nevo- |
lent lrish Society will be held in their hall | this even’ng at 8 oclock.—P. Doyle, Sec’y. |
-> i Expectr daily, 200 dozens English Straw
Q H ats and 6 mnets, inc uding some of the ‘imeat |
goods ever imported by us.—Bgirk Bros. i “a | PosTPONEMENT.—The meeting of the Sab. |
bath School, to be held in the baptist Church night, has postponed till further ice.
been
- ORY SoctetTy.--A meeting of the Natural History Seciety will be held on MM pday, l4th inst., at 4 p- m.. in J. D. Me- ' Leod’s Hall. Bain will read a paper oa Boulder ¢ lay.
NATURAL H1s1
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Dors' NT Reap Weti.-—-The first Poe's *“‘Ravea” done into Volapuk ieads: “Vono dui zeneit glumik febik’e finik asuenob.” It is safe to say that V lupuk
“iliw reven eb ralupop htiw steop.” -
A STEAMER SoLp.—The Jsland Faryiner is iaformed that Messrs. Joseph Read & Co. received the contract of running the Summerside-Kedeque ferry, and in conse- quence they have purchased the steamer frank U. Batt.
Have
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.—Duriog a storm or Lake Ontario, on Friday lest, the yacht Idler Her crew evidently were drowned, them. It vere the y acht hailed from mauy composed het crew,
Oapsized.
as no trace can be found of is not
known *} or how o
Easter Szervice.—The Womens Mission- ary Society of the Methodist Brick Churh, assisted by a representative from Zion Church, | and a special choir, will huld a public Easter Service in their Schoolroom, on Friday even- ing the 11th inst, at 7.30.
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VALUABLE Mares.—The sale at ‘‘ Bin- stead (24 miles from Charlottetown) on Monday next will be an important date as} the eight horses will positively be sold. The} Carey mares have been the prize winners year aiter year at the exhibitions. Also, 15 milch | cows and 38 sheep, and other stock. |
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Minitary Expenpituke.—The expenditure of the great powers past three years is as follows: France, 5,- 092,000,000 marks; Russia, 3 254 000,000 marks; Great Britian, 2, 475,090,000 marks; Austria-Hungary, 1,352,000,000 marks ; Italy | 1, 254,000,000 marks.
siciiedsiiiliahchnceien HvcRRIcANgeSs.—Severe hurri- iring March have caused | many disasterson the coasts of New Hebrides. | Several ships were wrecked at Lobom, A| vessel grounded at Mallicollo and tive whites |
military during the |
DISASTROUS
canes 0a the Paci
and thirty natives were drowned, while thirty | others who reached the shore were massacred } by the natives. -
Tue Sr. JcoLttan Soto Out.—A Halifax de- spatch says: The housebvid farniture, liquors, | etc., of the St Julian hotel, were sold by the sheriff on Saturday, for $116. The proprietor, J. P. Marr, has skipped. He fitted up the most gorgeous bar-ruom and small hotel in this part of Canada. He ran it six months and then collapsed. There are claims against | him for $17,000 in addition to mortgages.
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A VALUABLE Discovery.—There is _ consid- erable excitement at North Plainfield, N. J.,
over the discovery of copper and silver ores in
the mountains back of the town. The dis- covery was made in excavating for water works, and it is said that investigation has
been made to warrant the assertion that, vie derlying the outer layers of trap rock and red sands one in the mountain, are mines from which fortunes may be developed: iincaseuiieandinia A Psevitarn Witt.—tThe will of a promin- ept attorney in Cincinnati is a pecu'iar docy- ment, and two of the provisions have attract- ed considerable comment. ‘I desire that no bar meeting be held for me, for such occasious are utilized by lawyers to explode their elo quence without cause. I desire that no crape be worn by iny family for me, but if any member chooses to do so the same shali be charged to his account.” —adinnne Sons or TempeRANCE.—The officers of Vic toria division (installed by County deputy G. W. P. Henderson) for the preseut quarter are as follows :— W. P—Augustus Down. W. A—R. MeCouorey. R. S—H. Huntley. A. BR. &—L, P. Tanton. F. S—R. B. Kerr Treasnrer—W. N. Tanton. Chaplin —W. P. Colwell Con.—J. L. Godkin. A. C~—G. S. Tanton. I, 8S. S—A. W. Tanton. Q. 8. 8—T. Desmond. P. W. P—A. McLean. ind Tur Moonsurners Reratiate.—United States revenue officers made an att ick upon the moonshiners in Ruwan county, Ky., 4 destroying various stills, etc.
few days ago, thought to have
The persons who were : given rovernment information are = . meeting with summary vengeance from the On Thursday, 4 man named On Fri- Cooper Gegrge
the
moonshiners. Couper was sho* from ambush. day, Bart Burgartner and Tim were killed, snd someone snot ‘ Hogg, son of Sherif Hogg, killing him la Hiram Roberts was bushwhacked
atautiy. and Nelson Egan
. . , and fatally wounded,
was called to his door and shot.
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/on this item, animals living,
THUHSDAY, APRIL 10 1890.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SpecraL Desparours tro Tur EXAMINER.
DUMINTON PARLIAMEN?
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Summary of Proceedings.
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Orrawa, April 9.
Mr. Jones, of Halifax, inquired when the amended Intercolonial freight tariff would be laid before the House.
Sir John Mucdonald said it would be submitted in a few days. Since the new tariff was agreed on there had been a great many applications fur modification and due consideration had been given these.
Before the orders of the day were pro- ceeded with Sir John Macdonald made a reference to the death of Mr. Chisholm, M. P. for New Westminster.
The House then went into committee on the tariff resolutions. The explanatory clauses were adopted with slight verbsl alterations. The changes in the tariff came next, the first noteworthy discussion being viz: cattle, sheep and hogs, 30 per cent. ad valorem.
The debate on this item was undisposed of when the House adjourned at midnight.
feeling
Laid to Rest. QueEsBEc, April 9.
Hon. Sheriff Chauveau was interred in the vaults of the chapel of the Ursuline Convent. No other lay interment will take place there in future save that of Nar- cisse Belleau, who has expressed the desire of being interred by the side of his wife. Afterwards, none but Sisters will have their last resting piace in the chapel where lie the remains of the last French generation in Canada.
News From Halifax. Havirax, April 9.
The Bona arrived from Hamburg this morning with a cargo consisting of 30,356 bags of beet root sugar for the Nova Seotia, Moncton and Montreal refineries.
Rev. Thomas Angwin died this morning aged 85,
The high license bill was given the three months hoist in the Legislature to-day.
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Marriage of Gov. Anger.
fQuezec, April 9.5
Lieutenant-Governor Anger will be mar-
ried next Tuesday in the Chapel of Sillery
Convent to Mrs. Hamel, widow of Arthur
Hamel. The lady is a sister-in-law of Thomas Chase Casgrain, M. P. P._
Weather Bulletin. Toronto, April 10.—10 a. m.
Fair and mild to-day, followed by local rains. ee Personal. Mr. A. E. Mills. formerly of Bay Fortune, now representing Bartlett, Lyman & Co., Boston, is in Charlottetown.
BIKTH
At Summerside, on the 26th ult, the wife of Robert Glover, jr., of a son,
At Amherest, N S, on the 4th inst, the wife of J. M. Macleod, representative of the Am- herst Boot and Shoe Co., of a daughter.
DIED. At Charlottetown Royalty, after a lingering illness, trusting in the Lord, Angus McKin-
non, aged 76 years.
(Funeral at two o'clock on Friday to High- field Cemetery. |
Sons or TempeRANce.-—Prince Edward Division, No. 1, held its quarterly meeting on the Ist inst., when the following members
| were daly installed as officers for the present
year:
W. P.—Rev. J. A. Gordon.
Ww. A.—J. G. Clarke.
R. S —G. C. Achorn.
A. R. 8.—L. Munn.
F. S.—J. Taylor.
T.—W. J. Wadman.
Chap.—R. M. Barrett.
C.~—Rodk. McLeod.
A. C.—Alba Wadman.
[. S.—A. Taylor.
QO. S. —F, Taylor.
P. W. P.—W. H. Clarke.
lt was also decided to hold a public tem- perance meeting on Tuesday evening, the 15th inst.
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Lucky Moonstone Rings and other fashion able novelties, just received at E. W. Tay-
lor’s, Cameron Block. ——
It is an undeniable fact that the Bazar Co® Oneen street, are selling wall paper, window hades, books and stationery at prices much ap9
shad , - below any other dealers in their line. Those in need of a reliable timekeeper should call and see G. H. Tay lor’s large and new stock of Watches, in gold and silver, now opening at north side Queen Square. li
KK. PB. ©. For Everybody.
Tenders for Water Pipe.
3,00 FEET 3 inch galvanized, sent
here by mistake, and ordered to us for sale.
Tenders for the whole or part will ceived by_us.
&. H. NORTON & CO.,
Auctioneers.
be re
April 5—2w eod
BUILDING aul PASTURE LORS
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THERE will! be offered for sale early tils [ Spring, some of the most valuable Lots in ‘ ih com pris-
the neighborhood of Charlottetown, co Further
ing part of the McGill property. par ticulars in future advertisements. Inquire of
J. MeGILL. Mch29 —-lw eod lw.
OR SALE.—Part of the lot on Great George F Street, Kyowa a4 | Tanton property.
Ap- oe PN in whi a
K.D. ©. Will Care You
Pee”
a finest qualities and latest styles in GENTS’ CLOTHING can be found at our Merchant Tailoring Establishment.
We are to-day showing the contents of
4 CASES OF NEW CLOTHS,
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS,
sncie lA ten
Spring Overcoatings,
very choice patterns, which will be made to order at moderate prices.
We keep a large stock of GENTS’ FUR- NISHINGS. You can se some of the finest Neckwear in Canuca at our Store. You should see them.
LADIES, you are invited to examine Cloths selected specially by us for Ulsters and Sacques, which we are prepared to make to order in a manner that will please you.
DB. A. BRUCE,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
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Valuable Property at Auction,
Ԥ O besold by Public Auction, on MONDAY
the Sth day of May uext, (if not previous- ly disposed of by private sale) the 3 tenement house and premises situate ut Spring Park, just outsite city limits, together with two building lots adjoining same. The above pro- perty is pleasantly situated, and will be sold cheap. For further particulars, apply at the office of Haszaad & Rattenbury, Solicitors, or to the undersigned,
Dated this 3rd day of April, A. D. 1890.
ROBERT WHITE. April 4—dly eod wky td.
PROPERTY BY AUCTION, J AM instructed by Solomon Champion, Esq., to sell by Auction, on the premises,
On Wednesdvy, (6th instant,
M.,
AT 11.30 A.
His Dwelling House situated on School Street, opposite Prince Street School.
Size of Lot, 75x50 feet. House contains
Six Rooms.
GEORGE M. HARRIS,
aps Auctioneer.
DWELLING HOUSE,
BT AVOTIGCS.
~ AM instructed by the Rev. J. V. Jost, to sell by Auction, on the premises,
On Wednesday, 16th Instant, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, His Dwelling House situated on Euston Street,
and at present occupied by himeelf.
Parties wishing to look through the house can do so after Thursday next, 10th inst. Foc further particulars apply to GEORGE M. HARRIS,
ap? —eod Anctioneer.
Electric Gas Lighters.
O unsightly wires, no attachments, no - waste matches, no danger of fire, can b- used by a child, no battery, always ready for use, convenient to handle, can be carried from jet to jet and used millions of times, and thus effect a saving in the end. Price $5. For sale at Watson’s Drug Store. mchl9
TEA AND FANCY SALE.
HE Ladies of St. James Church will hold their annual TEA AND FANCY SALE
IN ST. JAMES’ HALL,
—_ON—
Thureday, April 10.
at 6 o'clock. oe ‘ Admission, 10 certs ; Tea, 25 cents. April 5.
ent Street Heat Market,
EO. J. WRIGHT and ROBYRT_ BRIDGES have opened a Wholesale and Retail Meat Market next door to the Rocklin House, where they will keep constantly on hand Fresh Meats of all kinds, also Salt Meats,
Bacon, Lgrd, etc. al tha best rae
Doors open at 2 o’clock ; Tea on thie tables)
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spiok N I d real catale, Spgs inlck : Me renin ble A is oP WoL. XN
FROM LONDON!
One hundred and fitty-three pieces of Spring and Summer Dress Goods now on our counters ready for your inspection, all the newest materials in the market; Snow- flake and Snowball designs; A. W. Stripes
and A. W,
Checks, Figured and_ Plain
Lustres, Cneck and Plain Beige, Mohair with border, and Serges as fine as Merino. We have added a nice assortizent to our
Black (hoods department.
A few pieces of
Priestly’s Crape for trimming, guaranteed to retain its color.
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STANLEY BROTHERS,
BROWN’'S
Charlottetown, March 26, 1890—eod
JAMES
We desire
for the liberal patronage of the past year. ‘our profits were smaller than ever---owing to the hard
‘times---our sales were
BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.
APRIL, 1890.
PATON & CO.
wniniiinciealn dant i
to thank customers in town and country
Although
larger than for any previous year.
This clearly proves that buyers get the best value from us, and our system of doing business is fair and accept-
able to the general
Prices,” “ . and Unparalelled,
find our goods are the
can be obtained.
Now Opening--New Spring
reat Clearing Sacrifice,”
We don't advertise “ Panic “Extraordinary ete. Sensible people who try us
best and prices the lowest that
public.
etc.,
Goods, selected by Mr.
Paton, and offer splendid value in English and Scotch
Carpets, Mourning Goods,
House Furnishing Goods, Dress
Habrics, Millinery, Clothing for Mien and
Boys, and in all the departments of our business. _ P. S—Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
JAMES PATON & C®.,
Charlottetown, April 2, 1890.
MARKET SQUARE.
WANTS, LOST, Ft
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O LET.—& Shop and Dwelling House on Upper Queen Street, at proeent yecupied by R. F. Madigan, Euquire of J. McG. apl0—eod tf
OUR BOARDERS can be accommo¢ated with F good board and comfortable rovms. Apply
opposite Peake Bros., Queen Street. li pd—apl0
WANTED.— A Man toattend horre and work in a garden.,—WILLIaM Dopp. ap9 ANTED.—A Cook and Housemaid, Good \ references required. Apply to MR&. BLAN- CHARD. aps — Was TED.—A Clerk with one or two years ¢x- perience in either a Grocery or ( rocke ry Store can find employment by writing to P. O. Bex 33; also a Girl to act as Cash. Must be a fait scholar. Must have good reconunendations. aps : hak obs 7 EWING.—Parties wishing to get Plain Sewing | S of any kind done, wiil please cal! at Angas willis’, corner of Prince and Water 5S: reets, 0p}-0- site Duncan House. 4 pd—apt WANTED.—A general servant for a family of three; no washing. Apply at this office. ap7—si pd
T° LET.—A desirable business stand for either a shoemaker or tailor, situate at West River
Bridge. Rent moderate. Apply to P. J. Berrigaa.
New Haven. {ap5—dy & wky tf
DVERTISER wishes to rent a convenien®
and comiortable House (with small garden
preferred), of about six rooms, from July next. Apply at this office, lw—ap3
order. A credit will be given it required, Apply to PATRICK SHERRY, Fitzroy Screet. ap3—dy -: te
O LET.—The Dwelling House on corner of
Queen and Fitzroy Strets, at present occu-
pied by Miss Kliis. Possession given May Ist.}
Apply to WM. HENDERSON, 177 Fitzroy Street. ap2—wed sat tf
re SALE.—A light road wagon, in good
\ ANTED—A situation by a salesman of sever-| al years experience. Hardware or grocery |
i f 6. Address, J. H., P. Vv. Box = Ce . | mch3l—eod 2w pd
YOR SALE OR TO LET—That commoedious house and offices on the corner >t Pownal
and Waterstreets, at present occupied by Dr.} Blanchard, will be let with or without the offices. | Possession given the Ist May. Appy to Dr. | Blanchard. fmensi—eodift | ee |
OR SALE.—Two Singer Sewing Mchines :or| F Shoemakers’ use, one nesriv nev, Will be| wer R. K.|
t'—-mch!7 MRL ORO RS 7 LET,—The commodious Hones adjoining} the subscriber’s residence. Pr nce Stree t.| with large stable and coach house.—I.. MceMIL-| LAN, eod t’~—mch2l |
sold cheap. Apply to JOHN HIGGINS, o3t’s Shoe Store, Queen “quare.
MO LET.—A Dwelling House on Prince Street |
1 near Dorcvester, containing niz? reoms |
Immediate possession given.—GEORGHE ALBEY. meh!5—sat. wed fri
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8. DAVIES & C0.
Merchant Tailors.
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/E HAVE A LARGE S'0CK OF WOOLENS, in Suit- W ings, Overcoatings and Trouserings, suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at the lowest possible prices for Cash.
MR. McDONALD, for the past six years (previous to c m- ing with us) of Boston, where he acquired a thorough know- ledge of his business, has charze of our Tailoring Department. As a Cutter of correct styles of Garments, Mr. McDonald has no superior in the Lower Provinces. He has given our customers the very best satisfaction. Men who care to dress well can
make no mistake in giving us « call. Three Cases CHRISTY’S BEST LONDON HATS just opened MEN’S FINE NECKWEAR, DRESS SHIRTS and UNDER-
WEAR;; Lot of BOYS’ SUITS low to clear. B. S. DAVIES & CO.,
CAMERON BLOCK.
MERE
Is what one of ovr Oustomers said the other day when he left his
Rockford Watch
to be cleaned after wearing it constantly for nearly four years, and without costing him a cent.
Ch’town,2March 25, 1890.
A few Rockfords left; also Waltham and Elgin Watches
Prices reasonable. zn. W. TAYLOR,
Citarlottetown, Feb. 23, 1890-—2iw why CAMERON BLOCK.
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