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e Cakps at the Jam | .ookstore. fasiER c worosw ELALL 4 to-night. Come Ki NaTNG ES early: _ ' aat Mark Wright & Cos, i CaRRiac&s 4+ . p oe paee mhld 3 ~~ we Stanley lett ( vw AL & ’ +},ig morning. a eg OF THI Cr ; i Lt torgey the ture to-morrow © PBS ETS tu Parrick’s Ha Lecture to morrow * ” General admission only ten cents pig? i i piss’ French ki i gloves wt Opened .— — } ! , + London i . rris & Stewart, BIR. 78S : Be inar)9 4in . gexoot Books -Very special discounts on rE . . . ol books at the Diamond Bookstore. Call s ne and see. ailiilie . 00 F.—A new Lodge of the Order a. hs i at St. Stephen, N. B., on

will be organized March 26th. =

Tye ADMISSION Fex tothe lecture to-morrow evening will be only ten cents. Let there be a ful! house.

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, ’ ioh > meni coniers the G. R. degree to-night. Ses- . o clock.

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Pouce Covurt.—This morning two men, for tighting on the streets, were reraanded gafil the 26th inst.

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Tur Prace To Bt y.—Excellent square en- es from 3} cents per package, at the 1 Bookstore: best value in Canada. <->

Tea \ertine.—Don t é the old. iyshioned tea meeting at the Upper Prince Street Methodist church. Tea from 9.30 to 7%.

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AcavowLEpoweNT.—Mr. Tanton tenders his sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen bo so kindly assisted him at St. Patrick's cone srt.

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tised to take place at Souris ice on the 17th

did not come off, owing to high wind and heavy track.

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Me. W. L. Ksient, who receive i so much praise for his clarionet solo at St, Patrick's concert, will play at the concert to-night in Kensington Hall.

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Cnaxoe or Date.—The concert to be given by the pupils of Prince Street School, will be held on Friday, April 3rd, instead of as previously announced.

-> Beretany.—The store of Mr. J. A. F. corner Prince and Water stree wie en eed by burglars last night, and fifteen dollars’ worth of groceries stolen.

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Ar Your Own Price.

room paper at the Diamond Bookstore will be

gold at marvellously low prices. This is a buna fide oer, Call and examine the varied stock,

Soria —A literary entertainment and bas- ket sovis] will be held in the hall at Brookfield, om Thursday, the 26th inst., commencing at 7 tdock p. m., sharp. A good time may be expected

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Coxeexr at Mount Heresert,- Remember

the concert in the Mount Herbert Hall, Lot

48, on Monday evening next, 23rd inst. A pleasant time may be expected. Admission

only 15 cents. mh19 3i ——

Sanrrany. Orricer.—The City Council should at once appoint a sanitary officer, a position now vacant, A thorough inspectien of the yards of the city will soon be in order in the interest of the general health.

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See Patov & Co's, advertisement to-day. Iu a letter to the firm, Mr. Paton says he re. mains a few days longer in London to secure the latest novelties in Straw Goods, Milli- | very, Dress Stuffs and Fancy Goods. Theee way be expected on their counters in ample time for spring trade, 3i— mchl8

ictal pinion

Men HANTS Bank or P. E. Istaxp.—At the ad) wrned meeting of the stockholders of the Merchante Bank of P. KE. Island, held at their banking house on Thursday, March 12th, the following gentlemen were elected directors forthe ensuing year: L. L. Beer, H. J. Call- veck, L. H. Davies, Wm. Dodd, D. Farquhar. so F. L. Haszard and Benj. Heartz. Mr. Pavies was re-elected president.

S Josevit's Day,—This being St, Joseph's oe the customary services were held by MemLers of St. Joseph’s Sodality. The — consisted of three Masses, the first at bi was celebrated by Father Reid, the oy st 7 oclock by Father McIntyre. bs of these were Communion Masses. At Henke ving Mass celebrated by His PA = Bishop McIntyre, assisted by Rev. Hoi ~ cElmeel. About 300 persons received Ged 2. The singing of the choir, aa Sasa éssrs, Blanchard and Hermans,

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Eveeynopy Savisriep. — A stranger ia entered a new Engiand town—so runs a story—and, noticingan unusual sind pe viaation in the streets, en- we the cause. An affable native omptly replied to his query : 7 Deacon Pogram’s dead.” be, indeed,” said the stranger. ‘‘And at was the complaint /’” “here ain't no complaint, stranger,” = aifable uative. ** Everybydy’s t +] . — be the epitaph ef the fifty-first Souk For the first time it has done a ‘bg with which everybody is wholly entirely satisfied. It has died. The Late ANDRE Ct HING, E ATE ANDRE % : 'sq.—Onur met ehle de spatchie s yesterday ‘ eiatalienl 2 St. Jobe —— of Andre Cushing, Esq., a. had Although advanced in re ; HOS vigorous mau, yersonuany oe ann the extensive osha of his Cindition all matters of interest affecting the detiy ¢ Det ac koctety Mr. Cushing took an rd and was justly recognized as one Oldfeltow 4. ost valued citizens. As an metahered Te be long and lovingly re- » Cleon 7s & Past Grand Master and any epresentative. He attended Seasion of Grand Lodge in this city in » tp which occasion he highly comple- our local degree team on their Cushing As a temperance advocate Mr oon took an important part and u ene of the Sons of Temperance in etic ime Provinces bear his name. In

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NEW BRUNSWICK.

Deficit in the Provincial Accounts.

Frepericron, March 19.

In the Legislature yesterday afternoon the Provincial Secretary (Hon. Mr. Mitch. ell) made his annual budget apeech, ad- mitting a large deficit which he hoped to considerably wipe out, he said, by an in- crease in the subsidy received from the Dominion Government after the next census.

The Opposition made a fierce attack on the Government’s recklessness, which brought about deficit, and declared that direct taxation was only a question of time if such extravagance ccatinued.

OTTAWA NOTES.

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Orrawa, March 19. The Postmaster-GCeneral’s report for 1890 has just been issued. It shows an increase in the expenditure of 5 per cent., and in the revenue of 8 per cent. Thirty-one post

the year, making a total of 494. The-saving

effected by the Government on account of

the decrease in the rate of interest amounts | to, $80,000. The tutal issue of stamps

amounts to $3,000,000—which grit candi-

dates forgot to add’to the cost of envelopes

and wrappers. i

THE IRISH QUSSTION.

Speech of Mr. J. J. Curran, M, P,

MonTREAL, March J8.

The speech of J. J. Curran, M. P., at the concert of the St. Patrick’s Society here was the event of the Irish celebration in Montreal. Speaking of the present crisis in the affairs of Ireland, he said they hoped the unfortunate break in Irish national ranks would soon be a thing of the past, and with a united front

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was very successful, being ranked Wealthiest men in the province,

would be well. People here could do nothing for either wing of the Irish party uutil they settled their difliculties on the ot

ther side of the water.

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Interprovincial . Trade.

A LARGE INCREASE,

Montreal, March 18. The report of Montreal Harbor Com- wnissioners shows that the tonnage entering that port from the Maritime Provineés has increased forty per cent. in the last ten years.

Against Judge Lynch.

New York, March 18. The meeting held here to protest against the New Orleans Lynching case, was ad- dressed by George Francis Train and Col. Domville—Foster’s late opponent in King’s County.

A Man Missing.

Sr. Joun, N.B., March 18. E. S. Dubbee, a Canadian Pacific Station Agent at Florenceville, is missing, and there is a shortage in his accounts to the amount of two huudred dollars. Weather Kulletin. Torowro, March 19.—10 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds, cloudy to fair with light locs! falls of snow or rain,

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Only 16 Days.—All parties who have not filled in their guesses should do so as the bottle of beans will be opened on the 2nd of Aprii.— Prowse Bros. mh17 3i

Anyone in want?of dinner sets, tea sets, chamber sets, or anything in the shape of crockery, china or g-assware, would do well to call at the Cheapest Crockery Store.—W.P, Colwill. marl6d&w4w

Call and get some bargains while we are selling off so clieap to make 100m for the new goods to arrive in the early spring. Those goods must be sold at the Cheapest Crockery Store.--W. P. Colwiil. marl6d&w4w

A splendid assortment of stamped asuaburg for hooking, at Jas. Paton & Co.

The balance of the stock of men’s and boy’s readymade clothing will be cleared at 20 per cent.{discount to make room for new stock ex-

pected shortly.—J. B. Macdonald. mh1461 dw

—----—-— So MARRIED.

On the 17th March, at the residence of the bride’s father, Cherry Valley, by the Rev. James Simpson, Priest locumbent of St. Peter’s, Florence A. Carrier to Wm. Dp. Sher- ren, of Crapaud. —_E__—

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DIED.

In this city, this morning (March 19), James Flynn, at the advanced age of 92 years. May his soul rest in peace,

[Funera! will leave the residence of H. MacInnis, Euston Street, east, at twenty minutes to 9 o'clock, on Saturday morning, for St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence to Roman Catholic cemetery. }

At Wesley Manse, Poole, Englend, on March Ist, Mary Deal, youngest daughter of the late J. T. Thomas, Esq., of Liverpool, and formerly of Charlottetown, aged 38 years...

Fell asleep in Christ, after 20 years of Chris tian warfare, at Lakeville, March 4th, Peter Rose, aged 58 years, leaving a widow, nine children, and numerous other relatives and. friends to mourn an irreparable loss. May God graciously sustain the bereaved, 4 grant at length a blissful reunion in the skies.

At Bradalbane, on the 7th inst, Margaret, the beloved wife of Donald Matheson, aged 38 years, leaving a disconsolate husband and two children (one an infant) to mourn their loss.”

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PROGRAMME : PART I.

5S Comet Reet Rie Fei oe,

Messis Mitchel! and Johnson, 2. Male woh wall Messrs. Davison, Moore, Moore aad ‘lurner, 2 ( ‘lat inet Solo » «<a cleo © : eoseccereees Mr. W. L. Knight, S Voonl Goteiecics 0k Rd, ive hdc ccocal Mr. J. R,. Davison, - Vocal Duet . Misses H wrvie and Johnson.

PART I.

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19. Male Quartette.. eo

Messrs, Davison, Moore, Moore and Turner. God Save the Queen. ‘

Doors apen: at..7.15. Concert at 8. - Ad- mission LO ents. ; : MISS LEW4S, - - March 17, 1891. —*

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Political Convention. THIRD ‘DISTRICT.

MEETING of Liberal-Conseryative Delegates of the Third Electoral Dis- trict of (jueen’s County, will be held in J. D. McLeod’s Hall, on Tuesday, the 24th March, instant, at 12 o'clock, noon, to select a Can- didate to contest the seat made vacant by the resignation of Donald Ferguson. The electors of each Polling District are requested to appoint forthwith three delegates to attend this Convention.

W. &. STEWART, Secy. Lib.-Con. Association. Ch’town, March 17, ’91—td

FOR SALE.

A T No. 11 Queen Street.—

Tons Pressed Hay,

Bags Cracked:Barley and Oats,

Bags Flour and Bags Shorts,

Bas Bran,

Caske Cod Oil,

50 Boxes V. Raisins,

300 lib. Boxes Figs, 20 1 Chests Tea, (tls. Codfish. W. J. BOSWALL,

Ch’town, March 17, ’91—dy wli

FOR SALE.

ST intend selling my Dwelling House on Sidney Street, those desiring a first-

class home will do well to investigate. It is one of the finest finished houses in the city. Gas and water throughout. Bath Room and sewerage tothe river. ‘he lot is 70x78 feet. The Warehouse and Lot next to it can be had if desired. No encumbrances of any kind. Price and terms on application between 2 and

4 o'clock, MRS. M. H. GAHAN, mch7——tu th sat

NTENDING to leave the Island, we have decided to sell, as early as possible, the following properties :—

Valuable Farm of 84 acres on St. Peter’s Road, 7 miles from Charlottetown, in good order and fenced with spruce hedgerows

Two Building Lots in Judge Young's block, joining the residence of Mr. C. D. Raukin. Size of each, 43x100 feet, and handsomest lots in the city.

One Lot on Strawberry Hill, directly oppo- site the residence of Mr. William McLean, on St; Peter’s Road.

5 shares Charlottetown Driving Park, 20 “ Georgetown * use 2 Inland Steam Navigation Co., 1 Cherry Mantle and Grate, | 1 Marble ‘“ + - 1 good second-hand Piano—will be sold for $75.00, 1 do. do., will be sold for $25,

Also, all our stock of Stoves. For Atiction, if not sold by Private Sale, E. H. NORTON & CO,

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extra fine,

WANTS, LOST, FOUND we

T° LET.—One-half the House situated on the corner of Hillsborough and Euston Streets, at present ocenpied by Mr. D. T. Johnston. PossEsston May ist. Enquire at this office. mchi9—tf WANTED.—A reliable person to act as local representative of a corporation with a paid- up capital of $250,000, in the sale, throuzh Sub- Agents and Solicitors, of Instalment Savings Bonds. A desirable and life-long posi‘ion tw the right person. Address. Mutual Investment Co., Eastman Block, Minneapolis,Minn. 1lw-—mhl9 ANTED.—An aesistant Bookeeper, who has had experience in an office. Apply at Tue EXAMINER office, tf—mch18

OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN from the sub- scriber's residence, Fitzroy Street, a small brown spaniel dog, with leather-studded collar. Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of said dog will be suitably re- warded by the undersigned.—Cnas. Leieu, JR. mc! 18—3i pd

neat hand and willing to learn. Board free to the right party.—W. N. Riees. m7 d2i wii

FOUND.—On Prince Street, a few days ago, @

watch and chain. Owner may have the same by-proving property and paying for this advt. Apply at his office. m7 3i pd

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© LET.—A Brick Dwelling, situate on Water T Street, now in the ocenpation gf George J.

right, Esq., ing drawing room, dining and breakfast roome@gand six bedrooms, Posses- sion given Ist July.% A Cottage containing

eight rooms, situate on Hillsboroug> Street, now

ovcupied by Mr. Wm, H. MeEwen. Possession given about Ist May. For particulars ap to PEAKE Bros. & Co. - ~ eod tf—moh16

WntEp—A reliablé man who understands the care of horses. G

SES oaictt stant employment: will be given a — m

persen, Apply at this office,

RENT.—The eastern side of Brick Dweilip : ig on Hillsborough Square. For parti- culars apply on the premises to JAMES TURNER.

For her to live was Christ, and to die was gain, |

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TELUGRAPHIC NEWS.'O ONT OER

: WANTED.—Pant and vest maker.. Must be

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FROM LONDON.

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125 Pieces of Dress Goods,

Bought by Mr. W. W. Stanley and shipped to ensure an early arrival.

STANLEY BROTHERS. - - BROWN’ BLOGK.

Charlottetown, March 13, 1891—eod & wky

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NEW PAPER HANGINGS |

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Largest Stock, Newest Patterns, Lowest Prices,

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Our 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. ae cae PERKINS & STERNS.

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Charlottetown, March 3, 1891.

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PROWSE BROS

3pring Stock of Felt Hats is now Compiete.

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The success with which our Hat Department has been erowned in the past is due to the care we have taken in selecting and keeping to the front all the lead- ing and most fashionable styles, as well as the best Kng- lish, American and Canadian makes. Don't forget when you want a Hat. tha+ the Wonderful Cheap Men have the Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Hashion

able stoek of Hats on the Island. .386 QU HEN STRHAT.

._ , BUILDING LOTS.

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All the Nutritious Constituents of Prime Beef AUCTION.

») a WEDNESDAY, APRIL Ist

‘ ; Pi i 3 O of the handsomest Lots in the City,

Charlottetown, February 20, 1891—eod & wky

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are preserved

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in Corner of Fitzroy and Hillsborough | Streets, Size of each lot, 43x100 feet, with | : . | southern front and shade trees. Joining the

| beautiful residence of Mr. C. D. Rankin in | Judge Young’s Block. ‘Terms : 25 per cent. cash, balance caa re- main on the property. ! E. H. NORTON & C@., Auctioneers, Mch!7 eod tls.

An invaluable food for all who need strong nourishment in an easily-digested form.

March 17—dy & wky