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prom Boston,—-The Carroll arrived :

o'clock this afternoon,

~— ——<> — Soen.—The Brace preperty-was sold to day by R Bearisto, auctioneer, for $1020. iin THEATRICAL. —The., Bostan Comedy Com- pay is delighting large audiences in Chatbam, B.

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Tue EveeeeTowt Pees, —Thiis new est sefisation ia fot Sale ‘at the amond

Bookstore.

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THe Arproacuine CHancr.—Baseball goes out in a few days, and football, comes in. In other words, the erumks will shortly give pl vee to the kickurs,

Masonic. Brethren will please remember the regular commaunicailon of Victoria Lodge

o. 2A. FL and A. M.on Monday evening next.the 7th. inst, at 8 oclock,

Waren ‘Back exs,>- Water takers Will please not forget that a new quarter comme mced on the lst. inst. . The yale is te s:at off water on the tenth day if rates are not paid.

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ARRIVAL. by cablegram\to Peake Bros. & Col) Barkentine Erem arrived at Liverpool, ow themities inst+30 days .paxsage. She will sail again. frour Liverpool tor Charlottetown about the 12th inst.

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Tue Revus.—The telegraph match is being shet this: afternoon.

Nor) Battery, G. A. will hold its) annual target practice at Kensington Range on pot day ufternodn néxt, at half-past one o'clock

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Terk grIve ANNfvERSARY.—O» the bth. of October 1871, the first sod of our Island Rail- way was dug by Mrs. Robertson, the lady of the then ‘Heateuant’ governor, ‘at or ‘near ile presentsiteot the house of 8. F. Hedgson, Esq.

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OpDFELLOWS MONUMENT. — Prince Edward Lodge of Summersi de recently placed in their burial plot in the Summerside cemetery a very

handsome monument apon which will be in- scribed the names of their deceased. bretixren. BNE

RASEBALL.—New York and Boston won on

“DAIL LY EXAMINER,

_SAY UR DAY... OCTOBER 5, _ 1889.

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= St a » San se } jeoage « efwebt ver ni ae Tape RAP ile ) NEW. Di 1 wien =, ss : at Halifax, Sept. ye long and | root de maygl as pe oo © es Bani \ sb Ral ctv £69, « maeee rod dad oa yer : Py ma widow | “Ministeriad 1 Movements. ae i inge 6 csc 6 @9urn their | f ee : Se 3 te orfdnl Palin Hey ‘ ; Aauxarorish Det. 4. fon sph EF. a ote “Aner, aged 3 t 5 ss] 4 @ageete viel 9 waV Sir Je hn 7 = and... Hon. C. H. i y - ~ Me tN. got £ £> 7 3 £ a3 é -: See eee ee sen? ssshadle A wut Tupper akrived vhig a aft oon at? o locket ? sis rate of aPetieees rhlteny ohy Ficsr che meutes Ll at at dail res ‘ liad aa it 9« ag dete A ineeeeneen a the stations): “4 Andhoyowns-46 ridpand bright, a pel aabh ES» Del 7 _ a ey WEY driven toMffillsdale House where ‘Whom God hath yathered there =a | a. | | they received | Relies number Of their se ———— a | 3 @ a alley fi Vy , 9 friends during alfdriiddn. — The streets | We iDitves " ; | are alive wae the’créwas going to theYink} 9! EDA: WF EGR -. ae Be got aT

where addresses are to be presented and speeches-amals pAUMay thé town Bas: decked with bunting, not a few. liberals tak ing part im showing honor to our digtin- guished. visitors.

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Ottawa Notes.

Orrawa, Oct. 4. The Minister of Customs is expected to retuyz-on Monday. During bige=rour through the Netthwest he has been~ con- ‘vinced that the vigilance of the police will ive the necessity for inéreasing the” cus- toms staffon the boundary. He also vis-

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Canadian sttlement.

A session of the Exchequer Court will be held at Halifax, oncNovember 18th,

The Marine Department "give notice’ of the establishment and operation of a fog alarm at Apple River.

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More. Poisoned, € andy.

Joun, N. 'B., Oct. 4,

[t was leanned this-morning phat arfourth box of poisoned: candy sad “edn sett’ to} Rev. Jobn L. Shaw, a retired Baptist min- ister. One of the children) ate of it And was

very sick, but is now all right again. Each

iece of candy has enough stryehnine on it to kill, and some pieeés lad béen punctar- , od and crystals put inside, ... There;ia great ' exciteient in the city over the matter, and the coroner and police are doing all in their pewer, te vdiscover, tie \perperrators.| /1t

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Thursday ; and Chicago- Philadelphia played @ tie game, and Indianapolis defeated Wash- ington. ' New York still leads, with Boston second and Philadelphia third. Washington | is !ast on the list.

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r 0. 0. F.—Wildey L vd ge pay St. rence Lodge a frien: ily visit on Monday ning next. initiatory degree to enable the Searlet degree to attend. time is anticipated.

Law- eve-

brethfen under A pleasant

Ponice Courr.—Charies brown, drank and incapable, $2 or 8 days, James Donovan, remanded to jail last week for being drunk and out after hours, was arraigned again, and after being given one week to get out of town, was discharged.

History Society.—We under-

Hunter Duvar has consent- ed té read a paper before the above ay. at its next meeting, to be held .in November.

The subject of the paper will be announced later on, Arich literary tireat- may be ¢x-

pected.

NafeRal. stand that Col. J:

eatin Tar Haviray_ lal. —-There are. ag - criminals in the county jail, “gays @ Halifo paper. The jailog has* been obliged to ee three in each cell, The debtors ecg also been utilized for the confinement of _ pris- oners, Thére>has nét Ween a debtor im jail for some weeks. Sind MaILs “Np Passenqens.—The Moneton Times say scl herewere thirty mail bags taken inte the baggage car yesterday on the Shed- iac»branch. Thedfeater part of these were for P= k. Island ~ -here evicde itly must be some trayel as our rep rter counted over for- ty trunks taken into the same car, P.. BE. Is- land being the destination of most all of

them.

Musvary Foneksu.—All that was mortal of Gunner Cooke, of No. 1 Battery, G. A., was laid. to sest. in the cemetery at,;Little York yosterday. The members of the battery ac- companied the cortege to the railway crossing, from ‘which place a firing party, .in charge of Sergt. Matheson, was. conveye in carriages to the cemetery where they laid the body of their Tate comrade to rest with the usual honors.

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DeaTH OF AN eaten Woman.—The Mone- ton Times says? Mra. Joshua Crossman, who died at the residence of uer son, Mr. J.J. Crossman, otf Lower Robinson Street, Oct, 2, aged 70 years, has been suffering from a lingering illness .eome.time. About nine noes ago she bad a severe fall on the street from the effeets of which she ‘never recovered. Shé was a native of P, E.. Island; leaves two sons andl two daughters: te: moarn~ the loss of one ot the kindest of mothers:

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Norice,—The steamer: -M. Ai Starr will leave “Steam Navigation Co's. wharf’ at a quarter past seven o'clock, on Monday amorn. ing next the 7th. inst. , for Pictou, with mails etc., taking the place of the steamer St. Law- rence, The latter vessel will lay bye on that day for the purpose of cleaning hee boilers. On Tuesday morning» the M. A. Starr will leave Chariotvetewn for Sammersice, where she will remain for the remainder of the sea- son, assisting to remove freight, etc. -

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RELIGious Services To-morrow. The Rev. Dr. Burwash, of Sackville University,

il preach in the Methodis: Brick Chureh, to-morrow everding, at 7. His many ‘neuds in this city will bé clid fo welcome and hear niu.

Che Rev. = Cahill, Evcoudimy, - N. S., will conduct the forenoon and evenit 1g Service in St. Deaslis Church at’ the usaa! hours to-morrow.

Hareest Thawkegiving ‘services wif! ‘be held at St. Peter's: Church. to morsrow,

as follows: Holy Communion at 8a. m. ‘and Ul ama, Children’ 8 Fruit and Flower ser-

vice at 3.15 p. m.,.aad Evensong at 7, p.m. In consequence of the Fanerat ‘of the late Professor LePage, to-morrew afternoon, the usual Gospel Servige in the Association, Hall will net be held. The Rev. John D. Murray will occupy thu pulpit of Zion Church to-morrow. vices at 11 a. m., and in the evening at 7. Ps rayer Me veting at lois a, School at 2.30 p. ™,. Teachers’ Meeting in the U pper Prince | Street Methodist Chure h at 8 o'clock to- night; to-morrow at 7. 30) a.m. Prayer Meet- ing; 31 a) m. Préachin: 2.15 p.- Sabbath School; 7 Pp m.

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B: ewer. Remember the Railwa

in McLeod's Hall to-

4 o'clock... Open. to all; sizangers alw Welcome. Lesson, St. John 4 ae vSir give me'thia Water that I thie not”

by the Rev. W. vai

pastor,

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The lodge will be reduced to the}

is generally believed that it is the work of the fiend who operated in Galt.

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The Vigilants Again.

HELENA, Monthad ay 4

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The figures ‘*3.7.77,” the warning of vigi- lants, were chalked on street corners and printed in the evening papers yesterday. Chis call for a return to the methods of early days was occasioned by the discovery of four fires in as many houses the night

Thé"nedidiaries are evidently the same gang who have been in the Northwest towns-during -the summer, and to-whom the big fire in Butte last Sunday is attri- buted. _ They Got Five Years. | ~ Toron®o, Oct, 4. Three méh, gu pposed to be.American

James “Waish,~were! surprised “yesterday morning drilling a safe in the; Bay Tree Hotel on Bay Street; They were arrested, and the police magistrate sent them to the penitentiary. for five years.

A Very Disastrous Hurricane.

Crry or Mexico, Oct 4.

™ Details of the recent hurricane at Laguna Dellamati show 105 houses were destroyed, |

and 27 vessels wrecked. A storm is raging

in the gulf to-day. Ténbnra Oct. 5. 10a a. m. TF West to northwest winds, fair and toolera]

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WwW eather Bulleun.

= > ermelty wlan Gry,

2 thik ia matter of Teed” Tegnet Re t the Charlottetown circuit races, which were in all other respects remarkably weil conducted, should have been marred by an act of the grossest cruelty to a horse, viz : [da © "Gray. This “uofo ofortunate . éreatate, Whose foot was badly ‘injured by a nail in a railway car, while on her way to this city, was driven round the course by a, driver, whose illtreatment was only equalled tiy that | of the members of the race committee, who stood by and witnessed the oruel, proceed: ing. It is’said that; had it: not“been ‘for the injured: foot, ida Gray owould” have’ } easily won the race-in which she wasa com- petitor. “Pie paih of being defeated, which such horses as she must, undoubtedly, ‘suf- fer, added te the physical ageny arising from é wounded foot, iaust bave been in- tense. Several of our leading citizens have spoken very strongly to me onthe matter, and t they are ot the opinion, which I in-

(AV Ae CHERRY,

| Remedy. for call. Throat and

ited the Mormon colony,’ and is satisfied | cs that Polygamy is Not prattised in’ their |

before in the heart of the business section. |

hide ‘Burkett, “Alfred Wood’ and}:

LETTERS TO “Tin i iron.

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A’ Pavorite’ anid’ Mast Valitable

Lung Diseases.

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or iftttate & very short time, Jmgt a a fresh cold if takenin tim Price 6@ gents

- bane. _ For Wei ANCES

SON ” novi a dy ne St. i ah a =D=eP=6=f1 =ted-

poe te te

eo HELLO: THERE | es |

B \atbdies <ienmdiliytl

~heale; ands strengthens: 1 Throatiind Lungs in f

| Please connéct with each line, ( ivet the people ALL know I‘ave midé hade ap my mind That, while others are BLowinG; I'l! just give a PUFF. 3 a And’ to all my kihd pathot ys Jiknow tiwt’s éhou; ghy| i | They know what I mean, And the truth’s to be seen,

There’s few that can beat us—be they ever so NICE.

Therefore I am ready with a NICE, GooD,’ FULL, BANG-UP stock of

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“348 ae Plewse ey oer enero ee

2 Fiam. he AEE t0 Five ! As sure as you're alive ! Xqurenm-buy.yone te

BOOTS: AND -SHOES,,

nena Regine

Stamper" S ‘Corner.

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oT am right to “the ‘toi Take a ‘back seat I won't.

'PSr 1 know t ean PLEASE, and. give comfort and EASE

My prices are pain, and the stock good to os WEAR...

oe And Be ive nell “ Gel. , Ili never say ‘‘ No.’ - you need i nev ee | *‘COMPLAIN ”

bet BE S aw C. 3 Wns “4-P-T=2-2,

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TPOIND de

‘cogt Servyent Gifl for general pply to Mrs. D. STEWaRT, octé

AN TED.+& W: housework.

Kent Street.

W ANTE =A Female) ‘Servant? for! "general houséwork in a Small family. Good wages

.to- a! suitwble persom,, Applynte MRS, ALLBY,

Dorchester Stréet. - Cod —0Cts Ost. —On Piebaa; Ly igi. in or pen the Mar, pe smalisn fi of iténey.. ‘ fitider yi saiayaes Tr caving? it With Phe Market Clerk or at this oltics, 3i—oct5 A ‘ST.—A small. Memorandum. Books. Phe finder will bé “rewarded by leaving it with W. W. CLARKE, 3i—octi

deed boid- myself; that punishment sould be ineted ont to somebody. the. ground at Le jine, oi-the gages d shomid & havevehteted 4 pespgtti diy though firs pto- tes. against subiujtting poor kde. Greyxuty: tle cruelty which sv many witnessed alas, alas, In silence and, periaps, — Frep. E. Lioyp.

Local Notices.

Bric ges’, Hillsborough Street. 2i—oct5

Just arrived, a lot of rew sliy-pers at Goff, ros. octdtt

New Boots selling very cheap to night at | Gotf Gros. oct5tf

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meaeatieed and | Cake, Sucrament of the Lord's Supper. Services | Buns; Vienna “ s.

y Gospel meeting | | {Whe morrow afternoon at: Comming

The best custom boots, best tops, best work - |

Sor. | manship, at Goff Bros.

Monday morning ve will show a nice let of |

m., Sabbath | English miilinery, new skirts and jackets. —

Per rki us & Sterns

Where is the man who can’t afford ani overcuat ? Send him to Prowse Bros.

Fresh to-day, at the Gity:Steam Bakery :— {

Scotch Scones, r,* Cake, Short Bread, Frnit™ Cheese Cake, Eccles Cake ; London ' Come early, as we have only a limited quantity.

total assessment of Toronto for the year is put.at $137,230,778 by As- sessment Commissionér “Maughan, af in- ctease of over ae 000, sta upon that of

last years rapid growth

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Had I| been on |

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bitadediss. P. @. Ai AN

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} SOON as pos: nba.

Fresh Sausages, 12c. per pound, at Robert |

ISA Weel thar Watetramt Chatn, bet weth Rocklin House and Carvell Bros. ‘The finder wiil obiige the owner by leav ing at wi W. WELL-

It has cured hundreds of cases considered

-hopeigss. , ithe distag , dases wilfcuré th

That in Quantrry, Quartry;' Sr¥YL¥ and 'Phicz,) *’

cee Bo S regen’ 3 ~ =~ a ~~ m 1 Sere oe ae ee Sy Se ae ok — & SSH} ‘ “Sihchat wie diy “hibition,

|The. Greatest Show of --Mantles,;: Jackets,»

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eoail wear mts "sesniag drenibeuned wan col Pind fd agesls

J ist dnning, our First Instalment of Dry Goods from the Bnglish Markets.

cpl dm mtg BY vtha oo fF mrenceettenteienacoe h Hoya luew ms i} a] hell ; et

jock of Dress Goods

thy “yy ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND DESIGNS. wihaw

NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW DRESS Goops, ©:

“Ti Cashimeres, Merinoes:-and: Fancy Colorings; Tweed, for Ladies’ Costumes ; Cloth, ‘in |Clieéks"and Stripes (¢xtra-value) } Plaid Dress Material (new shade) Roney Prints, Cretonnes, ‘Flannelette, Winceys, and Printed Dinity &e., &e,- A ta't to

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Our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMEN’ T is jut stocked with the Best Materials, ‘and at the LOW ant PRICES.

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"WE ener U Lig Ae THE. ATTENTION -OF PURCHASERS TO

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wl all veatl wild jerk } peenae

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oo Le @AMIES PATON & CO, © | ons aspen “& ¢ ” J C harlotte town, Ang. 23, 1889—-eod wky BROW N’S';BLOCK, MARKET ee a y ss gt cc 2 ; z i : ee 7’. 2 cae SG Un DE Uem nel fail ote a, ows eidhia sulin mt) seers ae IE ys ty 7 To Jagat

: L Ns ae | : Wl es . si : tern : i. é : ; 4 ; ) ae ; : ‘ , ; te 4 : , on “ eas sf , howe ve remem TT Neclanit my oes? et : , yp - a A

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Greatest. Show of ‘Ladies’ Dress. Material, in all

‘The Leading Styles: and Fabrics, Dress Robes, &e. ‘Far-Lined

the;

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‘Fur Capes and Boas, Muffs, We.

The Greatest «Show of: ae Cloths, Persian Lamb, Astracans, ke,

The Greatest Show or Mi

ial ‘lowers, Ribbons, 'T | Bonnets, &e.

The Unprecedented Show. Ss Gvercoats, Reefers and Suits; the largest stock ever shown. in this Province.

We: will also’'show our: pase the ‘Lowest , Prices. ever seen in © Pies Hdwant- ‘Wand. of kate eat omimanina WH we

COMI Tear ALE TO OUR GREAT SHOW.

Sealettes, Imitation

Wings, Feathers, Buds,

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"eae: tenet Shaits: Pants, Childrens’ Suits, Ladies’. Dress Goods, Sacque Cloths, Ulsters, &e., in

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OTIC ba- 4% ae. Ww. Hy: ¢ paw start. s class | lof u@uhers in PY gray out tie

tn inst Appne atious wilt p.sase ‘io mad

pa 31 eod—oct?2

Cook.” | Apply to ar jottetown.

lwax LED. A bodd sialth URS. GEORGE PEAKE, sept26—dy & wky

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ANTED.—For October ist, vant.

Street, OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. wen edad hand Dry Goods Show Cases, one Hardware | | Sh 1ow Cage. Also, one large igx ni bition Siaw

dene aationge

Cas¢,—PHRKEINS & STERNB. lw—sept%6 | WANE SB [IMMEDI Ag 1 A Cook. Aps ply toMas. WATSON, Qtfedn Street.

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ANTED.—A Girl for general minstrel. | Apply to Mirs. Davip SMALL, Pownal St. septz4—eod tt

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*) LET.=A= Cottage on West Street; with water in counection and Sewer t@ ‘Shore Stable and Goach House, etc. view of the harbor Aliso, a Shop * , Quees Street.—H, ©. . Dovan.

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0 L E T.- The: eorner tenement of the ¢ Dwelling House on corner of Prince ahd Dorchester’ is sucplied

Streets. [t contains eight rooms, with water-ard-heated with hot water. Posseg- ion 2mal Octo borne xt.. —GEORGE ALLEY. sept7

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ANTED.—A,; -ciass | Ml wages paid te wae tigi Wage

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a gernerai Ser- | Apply to Rev. J. Simpson, Pownal- }

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Gommands a fine

fact the Largest Stock ever shown on P. EB. Is sland, at

| SLER’S. L a SSwoc (P2 EN Otte Fins iil ae ef § ah ec pein ae Swi nae wi jchLeo"s | rocery,siere, where be find fis o% ihe } i name of the owner OF iLé vias ook is wild n!}

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“GWSE BGUS,, THeWODERFUL CHEAP MER,

We would like to make closer fi es, but we can't do There is no more room for Ses ‘EKo cut down the selling price _a little inere would he ‘to cut: into the’ t price,aud that would be digging the ground from ier Sur Own fect. “Alvéady we ate too close for eom-. fort 40 ‘the: cost mark, and must sell lots of goods at “these prices_to make it pay, but the more we sell the heaper we can sell; so if you want the price cutters to _ipule, patronize the price cutters. They work in your inerest: they save you money. If yon don’t want the best goods for the lowest money then stay away from

PROWSE BROS. THE WONDERFUL CHEAP. MEN.”

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Charlottetown, Sept, 23, 1889—eod wky