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Local and Other ltiems. The Engineers will meet for ; lock sharp
» see Prof, Edmonds, the Great ralian Wizard, to-night.
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é« {ust his newest work, by “The
Diamond Bookstore.
a . ‘| | Canvas, tinseis, etc., at they must be completely sold »
Do you wanta Silver Cake Bas- > Geo see Edmouds to-night.
hw = oe» . SS Wil pieas remember that ise furnishiags will con - i Beer Bros - Ui Lhe St. John Sun reports need enother quarter on Mon- uivance of half a cent in ten O I Port la Joie Encampment lar session at & o'clock this even- I reatria Hai Degree will be con- ~- ame Princess Beatrice S at 7 o clock this evening, arrive re at 3 oclock to re . , Do you want a Lady’s Gold
Watch? Gosee Edmonds to-night.
- Dominton Day.—The programme of the t Irish Society stands first on i) ion Day alc »s tch- fu 9 cents n ll } ; bail i’. sruggist 3s wholesale } » , K. D. ¢ lt is sold by all drug- to cure Dyspepsia : ney will be re- - i Lillian, Capt. 5 . 1 Boston on the 7 s 2 consigned to { ~ s I board 3,000 ‘ th Charlottetown Mi - N IEA \ i rumor that the Do suspended publication [“e is f the 7th June is at - . : I * we notice that r Bowers, formerly ef this city t Newfot nd delegates. - PH mic MemBERS l o> mbe!r ire req uest- re rus r aii articies so0id by \\ I Dawson, Esq ° than tiree Oo « ck to morrow, i ‘ S pertormers tickets will be
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Do vou want a Handsome Silver
Ice Pitcher? Go see xdmonds to- nizh!
it Excurnston.—At a meeting of . i Boating Club, beld last even- ing 43s unanimously devided to h id a excursion on or about the ; Th ommittee appointed ins to make this excursion the r of the season. Look out
\ i spection.—The Charlotte- EK ers will inspected this year early in July, by Major Davison, R. E., of t] RK j Military ( ollege The test for the Gzowskl compe iti ym wiil be the tracing and
profiling of a field redoubt for 150 men, and
t] ial construction of portion of the same on a scale of on half the real size. The
luubt is to be half clused, the faces and
nks being of three relief section.
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BcRN Bi he St. John Sun says; j n O Re , widow of Cornelius O Regan, a 80 vears of ag who liv d with her l ter, ‘Mrs. James Cogan, on Brittain St., “ rnoed to death in bed yesterday n lt is believed she set tire to her
iclothes with matches. ‘The deceased was D the: of sound mind. When discov- ‘ was alive but beddiog around [ 5 ail al’ ae
io you want 2 handsome Silver Dinner Caster? Go see Edmonds to-night.
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Concert.—Be sure
foe PHmmarRMoni s tickets for the Oratorio Concert. Last 1 s full rehearsel of **The Creation’ « formed, which was so successful that the conductor in addressing the mem- I ‘rwards said that he weuld not trouble them to go through ancther re- rsel on VYednesday evening, but would simply ask them to keep their voices clear and strong for the Concert on Thursday night. , Wednesday evening will be altogther
devoted to the orchestra practice, which will commence at half past seven o'clock. PT ana sTION.—His Worship Mayor Haviland the following notice ou ‘‘ The Street r Book,” in the City Cierk’s office, this ‘“* The fence of the Roiler Rink lot on F ent t, is broken cown in 4 ilar; there is afso an old well is fence which is not properly cover- of Mr. McK Ly 3 was nearly yea y : afternoon,” We under- t Mr. McKay bas since had the well perly secured at his own expense; but, as ‘suid to be another well in the vicinity e complained of should be attended to
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-_ CouRT.-— -Joseph Valley, for assault- ; KE. Rebertson on the 9th inst., was wo months imprisonment with hard wor; and the same person jor agsauiting D. 3 was given an additjonal two , sentence to begin at the expiration of tterm. Joseph Inman, charged with ind disorderly in a house on on the 10th inst., was fined Two persons
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g drunk i Street, ten days imprisonment. summoned for a! their cows to go at are North River Road were each fined ts. fines to be collected next offence. animals was adjourned,
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of cruelty to is iszsed t Act case was dismissed
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‘ . ad t t fine custom boots mace,
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Come and eee our new boots cts.; ladies’
70 cts.
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fri - a 4 Gloves.—
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| Mr. Sheyne in Quebec Kast, and Mr.
| Lhe Committee reported there wag igi their | | opinion sufficient property to pay the debt
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Tn DAILY EXAMI UELEGRAPHIC NEWS|
SPROIAL Despatours To Tax EXAMINER.
Ottawa Notes.
Orrawa, June 10,
Authority was given to-day to call for tenders for an efyhteen-knot Atlantic ser- vice.
Among the Canadian cable extensions this season will be the connection of Grand | Manan with Whitehead Island, and Anti- | costi with the North Shore.
The Jesuit Act received an airing in the | Methodist Conference today. Dr. Shaw | vfended it but was accorded little sympa- thy. A motion was unauimously passed, leclining to accept any portion of the 360,000 allotted to the Protestant minority iu case it should be offered to any Methodist institution,
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Nova Scotia News.
Havirax, June 9.
Another rich strike of gold Montague. Seiners off the Coast big catch of mackerel.
The Schooner Senator Morgan put into Whitehead with 440 barrels of mackeral und the Schooner, A. F. Walker is at Port Mulgrave with 320 barrels. She could have filled np had she had fine weather.
The large number of mackerel off the Coast has caused a sudden demand for salt in Halifax and the prices of Liverpool salt advanced ten cents per hogshead, with the probability of a further advance.
is reported at
appear to have a
LYCEUM THEATRE
TO-NIGHT!
aes" KDMONDS, the great Australian Wizard, and his Talented Company in a complete change of programme.
Leading Presents To-night :
LADY'S BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCH,
| MAGNIFICENT SILVER ICE PITCHER,
SILVER DINNER CASTORS,
BUTTER COOLERS, CAKE BASKETS, &e. Admission 25 cents, with One Present Fn-
velope. Reserved Seats 35 cents, with Two
Present Envelopes.
Children under 12, 15 cents, with One Pre- sent Envelope. junelO
GRAND
Concert !
HAYDN’S
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons met here to-day and elected George W. - Wakeford, of Charlottetown, Grand High / Priest, and George T. Smithers Grand Sec-! retary. Quebec Elections.
MonTrREAL June 10.
Nomination for the provincial elections took place to-day throughout the Province, when the following elections by accla- mation were announced : Government- Premier Mercier in Bonaventure; Mr. La- liberte in Lotbiniere; Mr. Morin in Char- levoix; Dr. Rinfret in Quebec Centre; Hon. Me- Shane in St. Anh’s Diyision. Opposition- Mr. Hall in St. Antoine Division, and Mr. Paupore in Pontiere.
: iia i Assigned. PROVIDENCE, R. 1., June 10.
The Oriental Mills assigned to-day. The corporation became embarrassed in May, and the Committee on Credits presented a report showing an unsecured debt of $335, - 029.28, and quick assets of $134,313 89
in full and leave a surplus for Messrs. Reid, and recommended an extension of two years, but the creditors would not consent.
The_Union Wins. New Yor«, June 10. Walking Delegate Lyons, of the Building Trades Assvciation, says a signal victory was won by the surrender of Peck, Marting & Co., suppliers of building materials. Over a thousand men returned to work this morning, owing to the concessions made by the recalcitrant firm, which has been fight- ing the union three years,
Coloniai News. MELBOURNE, Vic., June 10. The Legislative Assembly of Victoria has unanimously approved the scheme for the Australian Colonies and appoiuted dele- gates to a convention to consider the sub- ject. Weather Bulletin. Pornonto, June 11.—10 a. m. South to west winds; fair weather; a little higher temperature: local showers to- night.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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Letter from Rey. Fred. E. J. Lloyd. |
Sir,—Will you give me space ia your columns to make an appeal to the citizens of Charlottetown for subscriptions in suppurt of the Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals, of which 1 have the honor of being President.
The Society is now more than e year old, and, with common consent, it has been pro- ductive of much good in the community by protecting our domestic animals from the frenzied brutality of thoughtless and cruel persons, and upholding the righteous cause of law and order.
Many convictions have been made since the Society began its operations; neither have its members ever relaxed their efforts to protect what are commonly called the members of the lower creation.
Our future operations must depend on the tinancial support afforded us by the good people of this flourishing city, and for such | now make a most earnest appeal. City Councillor Hughes,Sec.-Treas., will be giad to receive and acknowledge all con- tributions that may be made.
May th: appeal not be made in vain.
Frep. E. J. Luoyp, President 8S. P. C, A. SS A 3 SER
Personal.
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Dr. M. H. Hastings, an eminent physician and surgeon of Bostoa, arrived by train last night, and is a guest of his friend, the Hon. Mr. Justice Young.
Alderman Dennis, while in the Northwest, went into a litile land speculatioa which tuin- ed out as be thought to be a failure, but yes- terday he received advices announcing that $1,002 wouid be realized on the property and enclosing a fat looking cheque. The aiderman is happy.—Haliyax Chronicle,
ania annonce eniaereitS eae MAKRIED.
At St. Bernard’s Church, Moncton, on Sun- day, June 8th, by Rev, Father Mehan, John Connors, of to Kate McDonald, daughter of Dagald MeDonal., of Priace Fd - ward island.
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DIED.
Suddenly, at Colville, Lot 31, on the 10:h inst., Muruoch McLeod, aged 46 years.
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K. D.C. is Guarauteed,
Celebrated Oratorio,
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Vill be Performed by the
CHARLOTTETOWN
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
And Orchestra,
IN THEIR HALL,
RSDAY,
THURSI
iZth JUNE.
Admission to Body of Hall, - &0 cents, To Gallery, 85 cents.
Doors open at 7.30 p. m., concert to com- mence at 8 o'clock. {
Tickets may be obtained from Members, and at Apochecaries’ Hall, Watson’s Drug Store and Diamond Book Store.
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Save Time, Trouble, Expense, by using
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Horses Wanted. W
ANTED, on or before Friday next junel0—2i
Fifteen good Workers and Drivers. W. S. McKIE, a . PASTURE TO LET. ‘T's undersigned have a large quantity of Pasture to let for Cow Pasturage, very near the city. andallin good condition. Some of the pastute is in front of the old Asylum grounds, and the balance nearer town. Per- sons wanting pasturage for cows for the sum- mer had better apply at once. PETERS & PETERS.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND ce
TE ANTED AT ONCE.—-A Girl for genera housework, Apply at this office.
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junell—2i pd por SALE CHEAP.—A good Buggy and Har- ness: harness used about a year. Price
.00. Gwner has no use for them. Apply at
£6 ‘ tuis office. 3i—junell
OS3T.—Between the corner of Prince and Eus-
ton Streets und Lepage’s corner on St. Peier’s Koad, today, a Black Fur Tippet. Finder will be re warded on leaviag same at this office,
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jp ee So~S Boy to learn the Baking busi- \ ness Apply at once to DL, STEWART, Baker, Kent Si. juned
ANTED.—Several ‘tirls to Jearn Millinery. Apply to Miss A, SAUNDERS, at Sianiey Bros. tf—jane9
ie aie a il Wanren. py family
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1890.
Pridel Pigues,
WE WILL SELL
Charlottetown, June 11, 1890,
eo aed
Carpet Paper. Oil Cloths, 1-2
or SIZe,
on P. K. Island,
Charlottetown, May 26, 1890,
INTERESTING TO LAD
ING
NINETY PIECES BOUGHT AT A SAGRIFIGE =
One Lot, worth 20 cents per yard, for 12 cents par yard.
One Lot, worth 15 cents per yard, for 10 cents per yard. STANLEY BROS.,.--BROWN’S BLOOK.
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Carpets cut and made; Oil Cloths cut any shade
Largest. Cheapest and Best Stock of Room Paper
ay TO-DAY:
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Best Value to be had in the City. : (x) HE
Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Wool Carpets, | Hemp Carpets, Carpet Squares, Rugs and Mats, t
yard to & yards wide; Linoleums, 2 |
yards to 4 yards wide; Plain Linoleums, with Border (J to match; Stair Oil Cloth, Table Oil Cloth, American i Leather Cloth. _
PERKINS & STERNS.
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$3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00,
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D100, 1.90, 2.00, 2.50, 3.
MEN'S SUITS
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7,00, 8.00, 9.00, 10,00, 11.00, 12.00, made ang
trimmed equal to Custom Made Clovhing.
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Make no mistake when you want to buy--the Cheapest will be found at
J. B. MACDONALD 'S.
Charlottetown, May 12, 1890—eod & wky
AUCTION SALE !
7s subscriber is instructed to sell by
Auction, on Monday, the 16th day of June next, on tie premises, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., Town Lot No. 8&4, in the 4th Hundred of town Lois in the City of Charlottetown, fronting on King’s Square, snd extending back to Fitzroy Street. to- gether with the two dwelling houses thereon. This property is splendidiy situated for pvi- vate residences, and will be sold in one b ock or in lots as may be decided upon. Imried- iately after this sale, the subscriber wil! «iso offer for sale on the premises on Great Gen ge Street, a dovbie tenement Dwe ling
at present occupied by Mr. Collings and 1! iss Tweedy, part of Town Lot No. i6, in fst Hundred ia Charlottetown. Terms for bt
vf the above: one-third of the parchrse morey down; balance on mortgage,
Vor further particulars appiy at office of Haszird & Rattenbury, ‘Solicitors,
. 2; B® BEARISTO, Avct’r. Mey 2%, 1890.
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bea ng | we irterest at six per cent, payable in five years, | and make to ivok as good as new.
Account
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TAYLOR & GILLES
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Oe STOCK OF BLANK BUOK PAPERS IS NOW COMPLETE. Come in —
see them, and get prices fur Ledgers, Day Books, Cash bovns, Journals Letter Copying Books, Invoice Bovks, Wallets, Pocket Books, etc., ete,
We Challenge Competition!
Careful attention given to the BINDLYG of Works of Art, ae | Periodicals, Music, Ulustrated Papers, O.d Bo 4s, etc.. any style or price. ke 0, clean Qid Pictures, Steel Engravings, Wood Cuts, etc., from auy stam,
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