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LEA F THE CrRoss.—Don't Coucet in the Ly ceum to-night.

Mi SCHOO! Che elosing exercises at the M School will begin to-morrow fore- . + a n clo« k.

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Nort rhe P. E. Island Hospital meet. ing this evening will be held in the Upper Hall « xs ee Se

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1) AT THE AGE oF 102 Y EARS. —The old- est resident of Staten Island, Mrs. Annie Marie Tucker, died on Wednesday last at the age of 102 years. ;

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Y. M. C. A.—The Bible Class will meet in the Parlor of the Y. M. C. A, this (Thursday) evening from Sto Y o clock, conducted by Rev. Mr. Gordon. :

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Potice Courntr.—This afternoon, Joseph Lang, fireman on board the Princess Beatrice, was fined $5 for assaulting his

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Lawns, Embroidery Flouncings

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Dress Stuffs, a Specialty.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SexorAL DesPatcues To THe EXAMINER. Grave Consequences Feared.

Hairax, May 28. The steamer Harlow arrived at midnight from the French shore of Newfoundland. Capt Farquhar reports that the people of Bay St. George are terribly excited over the action of the commander of the French warship at that place. On the 23rd_inst.,

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Meerrin: Remember the annual meet- | ing of contributors to the P. E. Island Hospital in the Hall ofthe Y. M. C. A.,, at 7.00 this evening.

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Tue BeaTri -The steamer Princess Bea- | trice Captain A. H. Kelley, arrived from | Halifax t evening at five o'clock and will Sali I imn this evening.

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SERENADED The Fredericton Gleaner gays that the Scott Act o Tenders in jaul at that plac were serenaded by tee local ban i Sat irday evening,

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lh CAl Harry Lindley’s Dramatic Company is now playing in Moncton. Harry has sent word toa friend that he will probably visit this city the last week in June.

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Concert —The Concert in aid of the boy's branch of the League cof the Cross in the Lyceum this evening si.ou'd be largely attend- ea. A splendid progranbne has veen prepar- | ed |

ee | - P. E. Istanp Hosprran,—The P. E. Island | Hospital has received $15 from the Preshy terian rch, Orwell, and from Mrs. John J; }icLeod, Uigg, one pair blankets and one pillow.

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W. R. Watson, Druggist is wholesale

agent for Ba. DD. C. It is sold by all drug- gists, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion or the money will re-

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Potice Courr.—At the Police Court yester- lay, a dangerous dog on complaint, dered killed. The case of two boys ior annoying Joseph Hogan was adjourned till Cuesday next

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sent. Admission 15 cents; reserved seats 25 ents, Doors open at 7.30 o'clock: concert at d. sails Oniruary. —R J. Stephen Fall, (Uni-

versailist), died yesterday at his home in Minneapolis, Minn, He married Amelia 6., daughter of the late Jabez Barnard, of this city, who, together with two children— a son and daughter—survives him. 2

PRESENTATION,--The Ven. Archdeacon S. Weston-Jones was, last evening, presented with an address largely signed by the congre gation of St. Paul's. -The address was accom- panied by a purse made up by some of the rev. gentleman's personal friends, ‘The pre- sentation was made at the rectory.

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A Growrne Town.—The town of Monc-

ton is growing very rapidly. According to

the figures given by the accegsors this year’s valuation is $2,035,000, against $1,- 850,000 in 1889. The railway, church,

and city property, together with exempted factories, swell the total valuation to about $4,000,000.

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ANoTHER Fixe.—The Journal says: On Tuesday night, 20th inst., about 11 or 12 o'clock, a house and barn belonging to Mr. Reuben Gallant, Carleton, Lot 6, was burned jo ashes. The building had been unoccupied since June last. The origin of the fire is un- known, but is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Mr. Gallant estimates his loss at $400. Noinsurance.

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Srectsat Return Tickets, at one first-class fare, will be issued from Tiguish and all sta tions west of Summerside, to Charlottetown, on Wednesday, June 4th, good to return on Friday, June 6th, to parties attending Miss Willard’s lecture. Parties wil be returned free upon presentation to the conductor of ertificates of attendance at the lecture, signed by Sect tary of Women’s Christian Temper- ance Union. Th certificates will be furnished

a close of Miss Willard’s address on an my 29 2i

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aan Mepican AssociaTion.—A Medical As- sociation, to be known as**The Western Medical Association” of Prince Edward l, was formed at Summerside, on Monday evening. The following officers wers elected : President, Dr. Jarvis; Vice Presi@ent, Dr. Giilis ; Secretary-Treasurer. Dr, McLellan ; Execitive Committee, Drs, Carruthers, McMeiil and J. G. McKay. lt was agreed that members of collateral societies, including dentists, veterinary eurgeons and lawyers, be admitted as mem- vers of the Association. ‘The meetings of the new organization will be held at Sum- imerside every three months. ———_______++e+e —

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Loca! Notices.

J00 Cups and Saucers, 2,500 plates, 600 butter, Cream & Preserve crocks, 400 | Water jugs, 500 bowls, 30 Dinner sets, 30 ia sets (assorte a patterns) 600 Tumblers and goblets now in stock and to arrive will be suld at the che ate: Dieinaleas shonin

‘ Lie cnesapest rocKery store Vi ey will . . veas .

“ik pans, Bean pots, Tea ,pots, Butter

érecks, Cream crocks, Mulasses jars, Flow-

he ordered all British subjects at that place to remove all their nets, fishing gear, etc., from the waters of that bay, as French firshermen wanted to fish there. The people of Bay St. George are only partially armed, aud have no adequate means to cope with the mar-nes, bluejackets and heavy cannen of the French warships. They prevented bloodshed and the destruc- tion of their property by obeying the order, but a very bitter f The people are curious at being abandoned by Great Britain and compelled to submit to the armed forces of a foreign power, and at being driven from their homes, because fishing is the sole means of existence on that coast.

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The Wages of Sin.

Nortq Apams, Mass., May 28.

Mag Shea, a notoriously dissdlute woman who had been keeping house for Nick Bradley, a negro, near Stanford Vil- lage, V.°T., was persuaded by John Dil- worth, living about two miles from Stamford to leave Bradley and keep house for him. She came on Sunday, and that night Bradley and some friends came to the house frightened Dilworth out and remained there until Tuesday, drinking cider, holding caroasal and breaking dishes and

furniture. On Tuesday morning, the woman died. By evidence adduced at

the inquest to-day, Bradley tried to persuade her to return to his house, and she refused. Whereupon he stabbed her to the heart. Bradley and three other men found in the house were arrested and held for the grand jury

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News From Halifax.

Hatirax, May 28,

The re-count in Hants County resulted in the réturn of Dr. Haly (Govt), by a ma- jority of one over McDougall, who was previously reported elected,

The Buenos Ayrean, from St. John’s, brought 100 immigrants from Newfound- land,

The Newfoundland constable that was abducted by the French fishing vessel Marie was placed on Red Island, trom which place he was rescued by the French war- ship Indre and returned Port Aubas.

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The Whela n-Picand Scandal.

QuEBEC May 28.

At yesterday's meeting of the Cabinet Mr. Beigque } C., of Montreal, a strong local government party man, was appointed a Royal Commissioner to investigate the Whelan-Picaud scandal. Beique is armed with power to send for persons and papers and to examine witnesses under oath.

Hon. F. Langilier is retained to re- present the Government in this enquiry, which, it is said will be commenced im- mediately.

The Application Considered.

Orrawa, May 28.

The application of the town of Moncton for leave to open the streets across the Intercvlonial track was considered by the Railway Committee to-day. Chief Engineer Schreiber having reported adversely, and no one being present on behalf of the ap- plication, it was not entertained.

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Appointed Insurance Commis- sioner.

Bostoyx, May 28. The executive council this afternoon re- appointed George S. Merrill insurance com- missioner.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, May 29.—10 a. m.

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BROS.

DYSPEPTICURE the Specific for Dyspepsia. Thousands of bottles of DYSPEP- TICURE have been sold during the past few years without any advertise- ment whatever. It is now well known in nearly every part of the Maritime Provinces, and many orders have been filled for Quebec, Mass., and Maine. DYSPEPTICURE not onlyaidsDiges- tion, but positively cures Indigestion and Chronic Dyspepsia ; this quality of CURING the disease explains its large and spreading sale without having been brought to the notice of the public. DYSPEPTICURE may now be obtained from all Druggists, Price per bottle, 35 cents and $1.00 (the latter four times size of former). An important pamphlet on DYS- PEPTICURE promptly mailed, free, to any address.

CHARLES K. SHORT, St. John, New Brunswick,

ACADIA NUT COAL.

OW LANDING on Queen’s Wharf, and for sale cheap while discharging.

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Apply to A. J. DOUGAN & CO. Office, Queen’s Wharf. Weighing Scales. may 28 —tf

Estate of Late George Davies.

BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS, AT BRIGHTON.

7a undersigned Trustees and Executors of

the Will of the late George Davies, will eause to be offered for sale at Auction, on the premises at Brighton,

On Honday, 2nd day of June, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,

A number of BUILDING LOTS and a FEW ONE-ACRE PASTURE LOTS. Some of the Building Lots front on the Brighton Road, and the remainder on wide roads of 60 feet, | opened up through the property. | A plan, showing the location of each of the , Lots, ete., can be seen at the office of R. | Beairsto, Auctioneer. Terms—25 per cent. down and balance secured on property bearing 5 per cent, in- terest,

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DANIEL DAVIES,

F. W. MOORE,

\. H, DAVIES, Trustees ani Executors,

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND & auticits.sa: tality ti eine aan

W Apply to Mrs. J. B. MacponaLp, Dorches- ter Street. 4i—may29

ANTED TO PURCHASE.—A second-hand Water Cask on wheels, small size preferred, Apply at this office, 1i—may29 ’

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| WV ANTED. —A Servant Maid. Apply to Mrs. CHARLES PALMER, Weymouth Street.

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ILCH COW FORK SALE,—Apply to R. R. FITZGERALD. r li—may29

{OOD PASTURK—part of the McGill pro-

perty—for a limited number of cows. Ap-

ply on the premises, Spring Park Road, to JOHN McGILL. tf—may27

ge tn ethan a family of two persons, an experienced female servant, Apply at this office, ‘may26 es RE TQ LET, for five horses, in a field

* on the Mount Kdward Road, with water, and shelter, Also, pasture for a few cows nearer] town.—J. H. Gares, St. Peter's Road.

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ANTED.—A Housemaid. Good wages. Ap- ply to Miss Perers, Sidmount, may26

VOR SALE.—A good strong Buggy. built by a first-class builder; littie used; good order; worth two common imperted ones. Apply to W. C. Tick, next doorto Fish Market, Ch’town,

may23—2i (fri tues) pd lg LET.—A Shop and Dwelling House on Upper Queen Street, between Grafton and Kent Streets. Enquire of J. MoGILL. may22—eod tf

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Moderate winds, gradually clearing’ weather, with a little higher temperature. |

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MARRIED.

At Summerside, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. C. F. Lowe, Edward Harry to Elizabeth A. Robertson, both of Charlottetown.

DIED.

At Cape Traveise, on Sunday morning, May |

25, after a very long and protracted iilness, |

which he bore with submission to the Divine

will, and without a murmur, Charles Buxton, aged 53 years.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS. OSBORNE HOUSE.

May 28—W H Jackson, St John; J H Me-4

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in iar¢ge numbers the cheap St | Crockery Sture.—W. P. Colwill. . ms ———— |

_ Advices from Constantinople state that the village of Raphea in Armenia was dest hanake, A number of } - | n-the crevices | TIawie in + } i '

; ' 1 b : The flow ot Wate r Was a0 great that amljacent fields Were fidoded. No lives were lost.

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Laine, St Peter's Bay; © W Crowe, L P| Creelman, Truro; Mrs Bell, S’side; E A Gill, | St John. HOTEL DAVIES. ) May 28— W Fraser, Picton; Mrs and | Miss Macdonald, Geo’town; Mrs John Rich- | and son, W W Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan, | Cleaver Sullivan, Wilfred Sullivan, Arther | Sullivan, Ch’town; Wr Richards, Bideford; | Smith, A J King, Helifax; A Pitman, Meitland; E E Nickerdon, Boston,

| with large stable and coach house.—R. McMIL-

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O LET,—The commodious House adjoining the subscriber’s residence. Prince Street,

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WANTED.—A Man or Boy to look after a horse and garden. Good references required.

Apply immediately at F. Prrers’ house,

Brighton. dy tf—mayzl

ASTURE.—Good Pasture for three Cows, close to west end of the city. Pump in the held. Apply to u. H. DAviEs, Avent. tf—my20

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O LET.—A large Double Tenement House, near the head of Queen Street. Rent low.—

W. W. WELLNER. mayl9 WARTED.—A female servant, must te well recommended, understand cooking and general housewOri, to Wait on two persons with- Good wages. ,Apply at this office. {may17—tf

YO LET. -Two or three rooms in a central part of the city. Good locality, water in. For further particuiars apply at this office. [ma 17

POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE

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JAMES PATON & CO’S.,

Magnificent Steck of New SPRING CLOTHING now open. a (Xe

Spring Clothing for Boys, Spring Clothing for Youths, Spring Clothing for Men

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All Wool Black Worsted Suits to fit Boys trom 8

to 14 years.

Gents new Scarfs and Hats very Cheap The Prices speak for themselves. Before buying elsewhere. see our Stock.

¥xss= When buying a Carpet, remember Paton & Co’s. Stock is the largest and best in the Province,

JAMES PATON & CO

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Readymade Clothing | BOYS’ SUITS. D100, 150, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, - 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, extraordinary value, :

$3.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10,00, 11.00, 12.00, made and trimmed equal to Custom Made Clothing.

Make no mistake when you want to buy--the

Cheapest wili be found at

J. B. MACDON ALD’S.

Charlottetown, May 12, 1890—eod & wky

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MARK WRIGHT & CoO.,

are determined to extend their trade to all parts of the country, and as they have the cheapest and best assortment of Furniture on P. E, Islaad, it will

every one to call and inspect their goods and _ prices. Their Parlor and Chamber Suites for style and price surpass all previous efforts.

bargains they have to offer this year are genuine in every sense of the word, to induce their friends in the country to buy now. They will pay

FREIGHT

by rail or steamer from Charlottetown on Parlor and Bedroom Suites bought for Spot Cash during the next three months.

Ws With regard to the above we are satisfied our prices on Parlor and Bedroom Suites are low that no one can compete. MARK WRIGHT co.

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WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

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TENDERS.

ENDERS will be received by the under- ’ signed up to Wednesday, the 4th da: of

June next, for the purchase of the Book Lx bts

of the Estate of George M. Harris, Auctioneer,

Charlottetown.

A list of the said Book Debts may be scen

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Tyo LET.—A double tenement House, situate

on Sidney Street opposite the Brich Church. | fermerly owved bv Capt. Lawrence Kickham, | and now oww«ed by the subscriber. Possession | given of one end tie 15th May. and the other} ena the “th May. The above house is in first-' class ordem, . Apply to Johan Kelly, sq... Water,

| Geeomielda, or tq theowner, LDWakD jana” ot sui

Charlottetown. The highest or any tender not necessa™ly

AS now added to his already large stock a very fine assortment of GOLD and SILVER

WATCHES of the best manufacture, and the newest patterns in JEWELERY. All

- | Goods sold are guaranteed. gStore closes every evening (except Saturday) at 6 o'clock.

NORTH SIDE MARKET SQUARE, OWLOWN,

Dated at Charlottetown this 27th May, 1&¢0} KE. R. BROW. city, A wy i op2d—dy daw why li. ,

may28—eod tl 4th june.

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OR SALE.—.A pretty lite Mare, sound a: a dollar, -quiet asa lamb, smart asa kitten.

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