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g Dei. —No. 1 Battery, G. A., will reet [or driil this evening at 8 o'clock, ~-

Tur concert to be given next Monday night

i} eaurnpass anything ever giv en in this city.

5 ~ oo. ‘ eer.—Be sure to Make your arrange. sf » as be able to atte nad Morday

night's concert.

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Prowse Bros. sre having the walls and

ceilings of their store on Queen Street nicely painted aud tinted. Me. Howlett iq the artist.

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Browy’s Storr on Queen Street was nut up at auction to-day and was bought by Thos. W. Dodd for $9 500.

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Pre Soctat.—Che pie social held last week ‘a Kingsboro Hall, Lot 47, was well patron- ized, ever $17 having been realized at it.

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Tue Tampourntne Dritt and Calisthenics, that attracted so much attention at the recent will be repeated at the Lyceum

roncert, to-night. os Tue Prince Street Schoo! Concert to-night in the Lyceum will be enjoyable. Doors open at 7.30 o'clock. Concert commences at 8, Admission 15 cents. a caieittinaiiiie Arren Horses.—Mr. Heber Hartlen, of Halifax, wil be in Charlottetown on the 20th inst., to purchase horses, etc., as per adver- tisement elsewhere in Tue Examiner to-day. _- a IuweptaTe CLeaRAnce or Canrets —Hav.- ing decided to close out our Carpet depart- ment, we are off-ring the balance of our stock at a positive sacrifice.—Beer Bros. ap7—dw tf Tisciidlll catone Recerveo Intro Tux Caurcu,—At Jolli- cure, N. B., on Sunday, in the Methodist Church, Rey. Mr. Urisp baptized eleven persons and received twenty-four into the church on trial, ee

Dyspepticure—ls vot a palliative, but acure; it first relieves, then controls, and finally entirely subdues the irritation and in- fl mmation of the stomach that causes indi- gestion and dyspepsia.

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Y M.C.A—Afoll and punctual at- tendance of members ot the Y. M. C. A. is specially requested at 8 o’clock this even- jog, when the cfticers of the association will be elected,

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Wu Come Direct. -The steamer North- umberland, built at Newcastle-on-Tyne, for the Steam Navigation Company, will it is waderstood, sail from Newcastle to Charlotte- town direct, about the middie of May next.

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Trexets for Lawn Tennis Club enter- tainment are now for sale at Reddin’s Drug Store, where the plan of hall may be seen on and after Monday, 20th inst. Look out tor programme next week,

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Mixon Onvers.—Frank C. Kelly, son of Joba Kelly, Esq., Water Commissioner, re- ceived the four minor orders atthe Easter ordinations in St. Raphael's Seminary Chapel, Nicolet, Que., at the hands of His Lordship Mgr. Gravel, Bishop of Nicolet.

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SOctaL.—The social to be held to-morrow evening in the basement of the Zion Church in the interest of the Prince of Wales Col- ge Y M.C. A., will be a good one and deserves to be well patronized. Let there be a crowded house.

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Gonk to Cotvmura —Messrs. Wim. Ford aod Robertson, of West River, Lot 47, start- ed for British Columbia last week, where they intend remaining fora year or two. Buth being highly respectable and industrious young men, Tus Examiner wishes them suc- cess abroad and safe return home.

hint iia Boanp or Trape.—The Board of Trade mes last evening. After preliminary business _ ion took place on various subjects. necessity there was for a first-class hotel Charlottetown was discussed at some ength aad a committee including Messrs L. pervel. Geo, Peake, H, Haszard, J. Newson, A. co 5 I. Newbery, L. L. Beer, and “4 ae enerten, was appointed to work up ein er. A committee was also —— a oo the agent of Marinefand Fisheries come tara tlerence to having the Stanley te to Charlottetown at the earliest possible

late, and to ur i — t ge the stoppage of freight being carried ae :

, via Georgetown to Picton. — H. Haszard, L. L. Beer and Thomas Adranan, constitute the committee.

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: ame Fan Dratt.—The dressmakers of tak; yare “uptotheir ears” in work ing the costumes for the twenty-four oe ladies whe are to take part in this ae the entertainment to be produced sae oa Tennis Club at the Lyceum nen s “ inst. Nothing equalling the in th at re of dress and movement Charis rill hag previously weit ge will pniew®, The play ‘* Esmeralda,” i hoped, prove the best amateur ely ang of the kind ever put upon the ing a» ae and Mr. Vinnicombe is arrang- eetasion.. - orchestral programme for the _. ‘exets can now be procured OF gt Reia the lady members of the club ter the 20t 8 Drug Store, where on or Will be ext bi inst., the plan of the hall aan Nbited and seats may be secured. Will be ld prevent crowding, no tickets Sold atter the exxct number repres-

8 feats in the hall have been disposed , Ouits just opened at Beer & Goff’.

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Sprciat Drspatogss To Tur Exawinar.

Bloody Work In India.

MURDER MOST FOUL.

Simza, April 9.

A letter has been received here frum the leader of the British in Manipur, declarin that the Chief Commissioner, James Quinton and all his colleagues who were taken prisoners at the time of the attack upon the British residency at Manipur have been murdered. This news is believed here.

There has been further fighting near Mauipur. Another British officer has been killed. It is presumed that this oticer is either Lieutenant Grant, who commanded the British force which was recently captured at Fort Thabat, near Manipur, or Captain Presgrave, who was in command of the detachment of British troops sent to Grant's relief,

A Disloyal Clergyman.

Lonpon, April 9.

At the dinner given yesterday by the Devon Congregational Union, at Tavistock, Devonshire, a sensation was caused by the presiding minister, Rev. R. Davis, who said he could not propose the toast to the Queen, and that he would, therefore, call upon the Rev. Mr. Johnson to perform the task. Davis added that he (Johnson) might alzo coast the Prince of Wales and all the gamblers if he chose to doso. Rev. Mr. Johnson consequently proposed the health of the Queen, and the whole gathering rose and sang ‘* God Save the Queen.”

Tupper's Challenge.

Lonpbon, April 9,

The reply of Sir Charles Tupper to Sir Henry Tyler's criticism of his speeches against the Grand Trunk Railway during the Canadisn election campaign appears in the Times of yesterday morning. Sir Charles Tupper expresses himself as willing tu meet Tyler before the shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway Company and make good every statement he made as to the partisan management of the Company Nobody believes that Tupper’s offer will be accepted.

Militia Movements. Ortawa, April 9,

At a meeting of the Council of the Ar- tillery Association held to-day it was decid- ed not to send a team to Shoeburyness this year.

The annual Dominion Rifles Ass»ciation matches will be held August 3rd, and the annual business meeting May 2nd. The Bisley team is instructed to repert to the Secretary before the 26th inst.

Hard Fight at Fredericton.

Frepericton, April 9.

The House of Assembly, with recess for divner and tea, has been in session since yesterday morning st 10 o'clock. The greater part of the time is being taken up with Blair's Gerryrander bill of the St. John constituency. At 5 o'clock this morning the house was still in session. The opposition is holding the fort as a protest against the injustice,

The Behring Sea Case.

Wasntinotox, April 9.

The President has issued his usual procla- mation in regard to the Behring Sea. The argument before the Supreme Court in the case of the schooner Sayward, involving the question of the jurisdiction of the United States ia the Behring Sea, has been postponed, as the United States government is not ready with its case.

Legislative Council Abolition.

Frepericron, April 9. The Government bill to abolish the Legislative Council passed the House of Assembly here yesterday afternoon without opposition. It is believed that Blair, while carrying the bill in thé Assembly, will wink at its defeat in the Upper House.

Strengthening the Garrisons.

Barun, April 9. In consequence of the Russian massing of troops on the Galacian and Siberian front- iers, the German Government has decided to strengthen its eastern frontier garrisons,

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Summer Cottages.

Sr. Axprew’s, April 9. President VanHorne, of the OC. P, R and Mr. Shaugnessy, Vice-President of the same road, have purchased large lots of land here for the erection cf summer cot- tages.

Th eGrit in After All.

Hauirax, April 9. Full :eturns from Hants County give

Mr. Drysdale, the Grit candidate, sixteen of a majority over McDougall.

Schooner Seized.

Hatirax, April ¥. The schooner Ocean Belle was seized here to-day by Customs Detective Bonness for an infraction of the Customs laws.

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Obituary.

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Parts, April 9. Edmund Dehault DePresseuse, the well- kpown French Protestant minister and writer, died to-day.

Weather Builetin.

Tonoxto, April 9.—10 a. m.

Moderate winds, fair weather, not much change in tempetature.

Tue Very Newrst.—A_ beautiful line of American room paper—Dados, ete., in the latest designs just opened at the Diamond Call sad

Bookstore. Cheapest in the city. inspect. Fresh ginger snaps, tea, Challenge

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5000 CASRS Tall and Flat. CANS, 250 boxes Tin Plates, 200 ingots L & F. Tin, 50 pigs Soft Lead, 3 bars 14 square Copper, 50 M. Lobster Labels, 200 coile Am«rican and Canadian Rope, 5,000 Lobster Boxes (dried), Turpentine, Lacquers, Oiled Clothing, Flour, Tea, Sugar and Molasses. For sale by HORACE HASZARD.

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MORTGAGE SALE

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Valuable Property in Char- lottetown.

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To be sold at Public Auction, in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown, on SATURDAY, the Second day of May, A. D. 1891, at the hour of Twelve o'clock, noo, :—

Aas that tract, piece and. parcel of land,

hereditaments and premises, situate, lying and being opposite Town Lots Four and Five, inthe Firat Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, bounded as follows, that is to say :— Bounded on the north by Water Street, with a front thereon of one hundred and five feet; on the west by Water Lot Number Nine, aod on the east by Pownal Street, and extending hy parallel lines southwardly at a right angle with Water Ntreet for the distance of two hundred and thirty seven feet, together With all houses, buildings, rights, members and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.

The above sale is made pursvant to a power of sale contained in an inde

BARRELS POTATOES. For sale by

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of the one part, and the Union Bank of Prince Edward Island of the other part, the said mortgage and all moneys secured thereby and all the estate and interest of the said Union Bank of Prince Edward Island in and to said lands having become vested in the Bank of Nova Scotia, under and pursuant toan Act of the Parliament of Canada, 46 Vic. Cap. 48, and by virtue of a deed of amal- gamation made between the Bank of Nova Scotia, of the one part, and the said Union

default having been made in payment of prin- cipal and interest due upon said mortgage. For further particulars apply to M. & D. C, McLeod, soliciters, or to the undersigned. D, C. CHALMERS, Agent Bank Nova Sootia.

Charlottetown, April 1, 1891. law thur tl sl

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &c

WANTED.—A situation in a store, by a young man aged 18, Agrieeat has had some ex-

perience in book-keeping. Good references, etc.

Address ‘BB. D. G.,.” EXAMINER Office.

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ANTED.—A Gir! for general housework in a of small family. Apply at this office. a —

OST.—Orn Wednesday, Apes Sth, between Railway Station and right's Bridge, & Lady's Gola Watch. The finder will be reward- ed on vetesuing same to J. L. Hieeins, corner of Weymouth and King Streets. tf—aps8

Wa ae Cook and Housemaid on the 16th of April. No washing. Apply at this oftice. uf—aps

WANTED TO RENT,—A large Room, fur- pd nished, centrally located, Apply = 7. ce,

WANTED.—A good general servant in a family of three, in which a nurse is kept. Apply at this office. lw eod—ap

T° LET.—A new double tenement house on Euston Street. Possession given imme- diately. For further pariiculars apply to MR&. J. W. Mitrcuer., Euston Street. 4i eod—ap7

WANTEv TO RENT,—In the southern part of the town, a Dwelling House or about four- teen rooms. Apply at Tux EXAMINER office.

ap? T° LET.—The Double Tenement Dwelling known as the * Franklin House,’ pleasantly situated just outside the city limits, a short dis- tance from the head of Queen Street. Rent low.

—-W. W. WELLNER. tf—ap?

Salaam Sewell : WANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply at this office. lw—ap6

- LET.—A House containing eight rooms, nearly opposite the Round House. Apply at this office. ‘ apé

WANTED.—A Girl for general housework in a small family. Apply at this office, apt

' H°vs TO LET.—On Euston Street, sdioin-

ing the residence of Henry Ai’ ken, Esq, with seven rooms, kitchen. barn and outhouses. Possession lst May. Knquire on the premises, or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square. ap3 :

TED IMMEDIATELY.—Three good Pant Warors.—) oHN McLeop & Co. lw—ap3

° ee eo . LET.--For a term of years, a Brick Dados House. containing twelve rooms, with modern conveniences.—Mrs, M. H, GanAN. mch25 ae

T° LET.—The House at present occupied by W. W. Stanley. Kent Street. Possession taguaire of Thos. Essory. owner, eod—spl

given Ist Mays. or W, W. Stanley.

oR SA LE —A good Horse, three years old, by

Barrister; sound and kind; warranted to

dra atontoacart, Owner has no use for him. Apply at this office, a & wy if—mch3i

LET.—The Dwelling House and Stable on

Hillsborough Street, lately eccupied by Mr. George Carter, and adjoining the residence of Mr. Lemuel Poole. Immediate possession. Ap- ply to GEORGE ALLEY. att tf—mch3l

O RENT. —The eastern sida of Brick Dwelling T House on Hillsborough Square. For parti- culars apply on the premises to James TURNER.

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ANTED.—A Girl to do general honsework. WwW Apply to Muna. W. W. WELLNER, Prince Street. tf—mch2

DERS WANTED.—Two or three board- BS can be accommodated at the “ LeP corner of Great George and Wat and front on the eod—mch3s

House,” Streets, Theroome are large

street.

T° House situated on the cerner of Hillsborough Euston Streets, at present occnpied . Johnston.

LET.—One-half the

and by Mr. D. T Possession May Ist. Squire at this mehit—tf

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We have placed on the Counters two lines of CASHMERE and MERINO at above prices. These goods are ALL WOOL and 46 inches wide, and will be found the best value ever offered in

Charlottetewn. STANLEY BROS.,

wnch]3 Brown’s Block.

FOR SALE.

oo well-built Dwelling House on Dor-

chester Street. — opposite the residence of Hon. F. Brecken, containing fourteen rooms, large kitehen and frost-proof cellar, with stables and coach house attached. This House is centrally situated, being mid- way between the Railway Depot and Market Square. Is well adapted for # private resi- dence or boarding house, having ample accom- modation for either.

Atso—A Two-Tenement Howse on Rich mond Street, near Hillsborough Square. Each Tenement contains eight rooms, frost proof cellars, with good yard and stable in connec- tion. A new kitchen has been recently built on this house,

Both these properties are well situated as to locality, and should command the attention of intending purchasers, Apply to

J, B. MACDONALD, apt—2w eodawy Queen Street.

LET.—A Brick Dwelling, situate on Water Street, now in the cecupation of Goorr” J.

Wright, ., containing drawing room. dining aa oman rooms, aa six bedrooms. Posses- sion given Ist July. Also—A Cottage containing eight rooms, situate on Hilisboroug. Street, pow o-eupied by Mr. Wm. H. McEwen.

about ist M particulars apply te t ist or a rake Bes. OO ond thoenabis

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Look Out for Day and Date of Our

RAND SHOW

We will show the Latest Novelties bought at the Easter Millinery Shows in London.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

enture of mortgage ;

bearing date the twenty-ninth day of Septem-

ber, A D. 1880, and made between David

Small, of Charlottetuwn, and Sarah his wife a Bavk of Prince Edward Island, of the other =

part, bearing date the twenty-six h day of

September, A D. 1883, and duly fyled in the . 2a votive of the Secretary of State of Canada, and

Wew White Cottons:

MISTAKE |!

“I made a mistake” the old man said. “To spend money on Shoes like those,”

And a trickling tear escaped from his eye As he looked at the holes in the toes.

He will never make such a mistake

we will buy GOFF BROS’. Solid Leather Boots.

again, for hereafter feb20

Waterbury Watch © . will OUR $2.75 W (TCH, ee eae: fnin expensive Walsh, but is just the thing for a boy attending school or for boating or fishing parties,

saving the risk and yet doing the work of the

better Watches.

h Co , only bett ual- OUR $4.50 WATCH, 7325.52 far coe OS

OUR $7, $10, $15 AND $20

ter goods. You will be safer in trading with us than parties at a distance, and who, if @ msinspring breaks too far away to send to. We are here to guarantee we sell.

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