Mi H « \ i ih r I l ‘ rence | a N B il | 1y ner ( , J | e will be ho ser S Pa q ( } night, On ac- e cle meeting al Milton. o VI ey he Charlottetown Engin ‘ain wet for drillthis evening at 8 : wep A fu uttendance is re whe W. A. Weeks, Capt. - >_> — | \TRICA } n Ryley, Associate Man » Comedy Company presenting * Struck Gas” and ** Man’s Acre Lot,” now tn Mo s written the Lyceum for dates in bul el CHESS I International chess tourna- ment, 60 players a side, between the United States and Canada, is still in progress at Ottawa rhe result up to the 10th is: Games won by Americans, 11; by Canada, 10 ; 39 games unfinished. - [ue Recorp BRoKEN At Grand Crossing,

Cy WW. Beaa, of rd with 12 gau tame

yards

up and $250

’ ny > e : } Chicago, on Saturday last, Desmoines, brok the re ore

ins by killing 9S of 100 selected live

200

, ms from ground traps,

ting for the Ame

rise .

tu Field ‘

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Mrs SCOTT SIDDONS., Very handsome +

3 . . raphs vt this eiebrated reciter have

eived \ programme f her recitals, which takes place at the Lyceum on Wednes 26th inst., will appear in a few

\ p.ab of reste rved seats Ww ill be opened it the Diamond Bookstore on Thursdry morn

‘ ‘ \ } } 1? 20th im Wie would “Mivise @ll to

aay, evening,

uays

we,

e thelr tickets «

Otp Time WEATHER Mr. B. Swett called

it the Portland, Me ( res | } *? ,

iarAeU that 40 Yeas

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lune 6, 1816) there was a violent snow storn nited States and Canada. Ir { snada tne snow was 1 i t des Hampden, Me., four inclies fe \ followed the next year,

r SSl a barrel.

all over the |

p and Tamuine

when rn was $2.50

> 45i.t . siliceaioe ReE@RETs THE TRANSACTION.—Joseph Car y , of Windsor, N. S., cently purchased ( 4 s Laryeau s wit ron one lollar. The latter has si rued his bargain, but Joseph

return of his wife to endeavored to arrest

ut he esc iped them

refuses to agree to the , constable

Joseph a few nights ago,

us he had done several imes before. Two

shots were tired after him but without effect. i _ ‘

FOXES. Un Monday last, Mos s McCormack,

Head of Souris River, succeeded in

bagging

no less than six foxes, five young ones ard their mother He has this sintere sting little family in his barn, and they are all apparently well and in the best of spirits. Mr. M«

Cormack is known as one of the most fortunate

trappers in the country. lf hé keeps on in

the line of foxes he may yet outstrip the man il W » Caught so many. oe co PoLice Cour! The following offenders were before the Court to-day: Daniel Bradley intryman) drunk, fined $2 or 8 davs: Frank Mahar and Wallace Arbing, ighting on Sunday, June 2nd, fined $2 each, without costs; G. Weldon, violation

Canada Te nperance Act, Ist offence, tined Francis Hughes,

foU or one month; uo,

fined $30 one month; Margaret Con- nolly, do, fined 850 or one month. One other Scott Act case was adjourned until next Wednesday, and another was dismis- ed, elit Pveruistic.—Charlie Mitchell and Mike

Dovovan will second Kilrainin the big fight, and Mike Cle ary and Jack Dempsey will per torm office provi led Dempsey’s match with LeBlanche does not ...The fight betwen Burns and Ted Pritchard, fora purse and the middle weight championship of England, came off a few nightsago. Burns wasknocked out in two Jem Smith was behind Burns.... The California Athetic Club offers a big purse for afight between Jimmy Carroll and Jem Carney, but the latter refuses to leave Eng- land

the same tor 3S ivan,

nt > intetere

‘ rounds,

—_——_>——— Aquatic.—Carroll and Connell, of Pic- u, do not appear to fear the consequences their proposed races here. They are already out in the Standard with a chal- lenge to New Glasgow for four-oared, double seull and single scull races, to take place on the 15th July. New Glasgow should accept before the 26th. as the chances are the challenge will not be open after that date.

The Secretary of the Regatta Committee informs us that so far as the committee are concerned they will be pleased to allow oarsmen to compete in any of the challenge races on the 26ch inst., providing they de- posit the amount for which the challenge

te

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has been accepted, the winning man to take the sweepstakes. +e-—_—_——- Personal,

Sitting Bull is said to be dying of monia.

Mr. Gladstone w iil celebrate his golden wedding at Hawarden, on the 25th July. Mrs. Gladstone has been a great help to her distinguished husband during his public life.

Mr. T. C. Muncey, of Cape Traverse, has for sale a very handsome bull calf, sired by Mr. E. R. Brow’s Guernsey Bull. The mother of this cow bears the reputation of being the best butter test cow in Prince County.

Fenwick Hamilton and Mrs. W. H. Middle- ton, who eloped from Ottawa about 18 months ago, were married in Boston the other day. Mr. Middleton obtained a divorce from his wife at the last session of the Dominion Parliament.

The papers have announced the death — of Bishop Langevin. It was, however, the Bishop's brother, the Grand Vicar of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rimouski, who died, deeply regretted by all who knew him. The health of the Bishop of Rimouski is very good,

Their Lordships Bishop Sweeney, of St. John, N. B., and Bishop Rogers, of Chat- ham, arrived here by last evening’s express and His Lordship Bishop Cameron by the beat from Pictou. They are now staying at the Palace. His Lordship Archbishop O'Brien, of Halifa ‘, is expected to-night.

Mr. Ernest Gough, brother of Mr. Douglas Gough, of the mechanical department of the Moncton T'ranscript, returned to his home in P. E. Island last week from India, he being one of the Salvation Army contingent who left Canada last fall for that country. It is reported that he will establish a weekly paper at Alberton, P. E. Island, having been requested to do so by a number of residents of that place.— Trans ript.

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Remember the auction sale of Old Bridge- port Mines Syduey Round Coal, to-morrow Thursday, at 11 o'clock, on Queen’s Wharf. This coal is equal to Old Sydney Mines for house use,

LA, DAI LY Hi AM i N kt rt, - ‘ay rr . waED . | * » . @ PELNGRAPELTO NEWS. | nee

SPECIAL Desparcues vo ‘ue EXAMINER

SUNTAN Ga ul}

CAPT. JOHN WELSH >

wt eee

To be Released from Dorchester.

AFTER TWO YEARS

rary

IMPRISON MENT:

Orrawa, June Ll.

His Excellen y the Governor-General has

commuted the mtence of Captain John ? ’ Welsh, a prisoner in Dorchester Peniten

tiary for manslaughter. <A petition signe:

by many leading citizens of Charlottetown, | r the commutation, together with |

asking | othe trong reasons, Was rece utly present- ed to His Excellency, and the result is that | the prayer of the petition has been granted, | and the Warden of Dorchester Penitentiary instructed to discharge Welsh when he shall have served two years’ imprisonment, which will be on the lth of July.

THE CRONIN CASE.

THe Supreme Court met at Summerside '

yesterday. Mr, Justice Hensley presiding The following. gentlemen compose — the

(Grind Jury :—Augustine Callaghan, Lot ll, fo.ienan; Arthur Rogers; Summers side; Thomas W. Henderson, do; Neil Me- Fadyen, Augustine Cove; James Higgins,

|} Summerside; James Silliker, Lot 19; John

Gardiner, Lot 13; Wm. MeMurdo,

Summerside; John Beaton, Lot 6; Jaseph

Linkletter, Linkletter Road; John B.

Cunningham, Alberton; Duncan McGougan,

Pei: cetown Royalty; John Maynare, Sr;

David Smith, Lot 11; Eli Gallant, Lot 15;

John A. Sharp, S’Side; Ingham 8S. Wright,

Lot 7; John Henderson, Lot 26; Peter

| Doyle, Lot 7; Joseph Green, Miminigash.

| His Lordship, in referring to the peace- | ful state of the country since last term, | alluded by way of contrast to the late

a

| the jury some of ‘the details of the misery endured in the latter place by the large jmasses of people, owing to the great droughts and floods.

|. Morson, the Court, on motion of Mr,

disasters in Pennsylvania and China, giving

- WEDNESDAY

Everyone. Lit JAS. PATON & CO.

', JUNE

12 1889.

A OE

Lil

Bali

Can Safely Say They Can Fulfil the Above Conditions.

i SILKS, pure, bright and durable. ‘We are at present offering some extraordinary

value in Silks.

Perfection of

Silk.

give their guarantee that it will not split, fray or wear greasy.

goods of the

season.

Ladies wanting a very handsome rich Black Silk Dress, should see the It is produced by the celebrated Lyons maker (C. J. Bonnet & Co.), who

DRESS GOODS.—This extensive department is now largely stocked with the leading

MILLINERY.—Wonderful increase in this department; splendid styles; everybody

ithe very best

Warburton, for applicant, cni oa the usu]

petition and certificate, made the usual order for examination.

Edward B. Leard, vs. Charles B. Saun- Action onan account. The Court au compulsory reference to W. 8. Stewart. barrister.

The Queen, on prosecution of Wm. D. ; White, vs. | Cannon.

; Gers,

| makes

1 iat _ | peace officer while in the execution of his | Result of phe Coroner SLGUIPY, hie. The Grand Jury found a ‘True he t Ball.’ ncentiate | ‘The Grand Jury, after bringing in the

m., brought in a verdict charging Dan Robert P. Hoeper, vs. MeLellan, an

Coughlin, P. A. Sullivan, Alexander Suill- van, one Woodruff, alias Black, principals or accessories, or that

either as they had ia guilty knowledge ot the plot to murder Dr. Cronin and conceal his body, and that they should be held te answer before the Grand Jury. Alexander Sullivan’s arrest was etlected without trouble, and he was locked up in the county jail.

Anti-Jesuit (Convention.

June 11

convention opened Though Government mem- bers were supposed to be only 470, by actual count,

} ana ' good mMmapnyv

‘TORONTO, anti-Jesuit here t Gay. in attendance, Were present, ’ these were visiting clergymen who are here to attend the

reneral assembly to be held here. The j meeting was held in the Grand Opera House. Among those on the platform were Rev. P. MecF. McLeod, of British

Columbia, Henry O’Brien, Col. O’Brien, M. P., John Charlton, M. P.,°Major$E.gL. Bond, of Montreal and several others. Rev. Principal Caven, of Knox College,was called to the chair and addressed the meet-

ing as follows: ‘‘Should we fail in securing disallowance of the obnoxious Jesuit Bill the, necessity for such an or- ganizstion as this will be greater rather than less than it is n We don't pre- tend that Ontario’s views are to govern in this matter. We turn to the whole Do-

minion to assist us ia maintaining these principles of religious and civil liberty we all hold so dear.’ There cussion as to whether the convention would

represent the whole Dominion or not. A committee will take this point into consideration. In the evening

meeting of citizens was held when considerable enthusiasm was shown. John Charlton, M. P., made a_ speech directly attacking Sir John A. Macdonald and the Government. The meeting will ll to-morrow and to-morrow

a general

be continued all t night. Cnstoms Regulations. Orrawa, June 11.

A circular has been issued to Collectors of Customs, informing them that section 32 of chapter 74 of the Revised Statutes ap- plies to foreign as well as to Canadian ves sels, and that the Collector is therefore not to grant clearance to any foreign vessel without the production of the shipping master’s certificate that the requirements of the Act have been complied with. The Board of Customs have just decided that fabrics known as ‘‘hessians,” ‘* harness sacking,” etc., are subject to a duty of 20 per cent. ad,valorem.§,This ruling does not, however, apply to jute carpeting and mat- ting.

saipialiiiiiliidai dies Nova Scotia News.

Hauirax, June il.

At two o'clock this morning, four des-

peradoes broke into the post ottice at Shu- benacadie, blew open the safe and rifled

ters. The robbers escaped.

A trunk with a gold watch, finger rings and other jewelry has been washed ashore at Port Lebear. No further particulars, but the wreckage coming ashore increases the belief that a steamer has been wrecked with all on board.

Mr. Graham's Offer.

Orrawa, June 11.

The Toronto Mail’s anti-Jesuit pewter medal advertisement has been eclipsed by the proprietor of the Montreal Star's offer of $5,000 to pay the expense of a reference of the Jesuits’ Estates Act to the Supreme Court. The government are not likely to make any such reference until parliament reverses its vote of last session.

A Bad Give Way. Horyoxe, Mass., June 11, One of the canal banks gave way to- night, undermining the foundations of the

Cabot Mills which collapsed, causing a loss

of $100,000. .

Mayorality.

Sr. Joun, June 12.

Geo. A. Barker was red Mayor of St. John by a majority of 686 votes over C, A. Everett.

Weather Mulietin. Toxonvo, June 12,—--10 a. m.

Partly cloudy or cloudy with local showers,

stationary or a little lower temperature.

the packages, taking all the registered let- t > ’ > 5S ;

was first a dis- |

debtor Mr. | verdict for $61.38

Daniel Carr Ramsay, vs. Alexander Livingstone. Action on promissory] note. Morson & McQuarrie, for plaintiff, Mr Bell for defendant.

The change, in having the Petit Jury sumunoned for the first day of the term in Summerside, seems to give good satisfac- tion, as a great deal of work can now be done on that day, and much time thereby saved.

—_—<—

absent

MARKIED.

On the lth inst., at the Wanzer House, by the Rev. J. A. Gordon, Mr. Alexander Me-

dale, of Crapaud.

At the residence of ‘officiating clergyman, on the llth inst., by Rev. J. A. Amasa MeLure, North Rustico, to Miss Lucilla Woodside, of Cavendish.

REVISION OF VOTERS’ LISTS, KING'S GOUNTY.

LL APPLICATIONS and communications é relating to the Lists of Voters for the Elec- toral District of King’s County, may be forward- ed hy mail or otherwise to me at my Office in the “Supreme Court Building in Georgetown. D. O'M. REDDIN, R. O. for King’s County.

George

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HAW KER’

afl | £8 (PERRY

| ga i Wali t

3 <2 ike

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A Favorite and Most Valuable

Remedy for all Throat and

Lung Diseases.

—

It has cured hundreds of cases considered hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in a very short time. Just a few doses will cure a fresh cold if taken in time. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale at the Drug Steres.

W. HAWKER & SON, Proprietor,

novl0— ly dy N+ John, N. R.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

YOOK WANTED, for the season, at the Sea- side Hotel. Good wages, Apply at once to JOHN N EWSON. tf—jul2

PO gpm me Twoor three HKoarders can be accommodated with good Koard an:i com- fortable Rooms on Lower Queen Street, opposite store of Peake Bros. & Co’ pd 2i—jut2

\ ANTED.—A Nurse and Cook. Apply to ; Mrs. Dr. CONROY, Great George Street. junei2—liw

WAntT ED.- A Servant for general housework ' inasmallfamily. No washing. Apply at this office. tf—jull

in JUND.— On Sunday night, a Woman’s Water proof Cloak. Owner can obtain the same on application at this oftice and paying expenses, junell—tf .

Fok SALE.—A Kuli Caif, nicely marked, sired by Mr. EK. k. Beow’s Guernsey, The dam is a Jersey, four years old, and is considered the best butter cow in Prince County. Apply to T. C. MUNCEY, Cape Traverse. lw—juld

Pee ok In this city, on the Sth April last, a * Pocket Book, containing money. Owner may have same on proving property and paying expenses. Apply to Mrs. CiiAs. STEWART, hear Southport. dy 3i wky li—ju7

wa NTED.—An Assistant Cook, at Government House. si—ju

Donald Foy, of Tryon, to Fannie Anne Trows- |

Gordon, Mr. '

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‘ll lt : Kid Gloves. :

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CARPETS.—Immense stock to choose from at the very lowest prices.

CORSET Thomas Cannon and Edgar | : © An indictment for assaulting aj **+++++++-+-++eer eee seeees

pleased ; prices low.

| In re-application of John E. Morson for yO» . . ' a ‘ dciaslen ta oun Caan a LADiKS’ UNDERCLOTHING. Night Dresses, Chemises, Knickers, Corsets, Vests, Xc.,

value in the city.

eee ween

. .

“See Our Special : 90c. |

Carpets made up and laid by experienced workmen. CURTAINS, in Lace, Tapestry, Silk, &; Window Shades, Curtain Poles; also, the Stan-

dard Curtain Pole, the newest thing in the market, and can only be had from us in this city. CLOTHING.—Paton & Co’s. name has become a household word for Good Clothing at

Bell for plsintiff ; moderate prices.

SEE OUR: BEADED

VISITES.

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ely

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PATON & CO’'S. POPULAR STORE,

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MARKET SQUARE.

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Mens’ Suits !

Boys Suits!

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THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING

| Ladies’ Dress Goods and Trimmings Ladies’ Dress Goods and Trimmings

ALL THE

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IN THE PROVINCE TO SELECT

! Hats, Flowers and Feathers ! ! Hats, Flowers and Feathers !

FROM!

IN DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS CHEAPEST PRICES.

AN IMMENSE

Wanted—5,000 Men and Boys to

STOCK OF GEN

20,000 Yards of Prints,

TS’ FURNISHING

Ch’town, April 25, 1889—eod & wky

_v.

‘Mens’,

city.

Ss COWS, 4 yearsold, for sale. Apply at A. HORNE & COo’s. Store. 4i—j us

dy 3i wky 3i—jus

+ Appiy at this office. \ ONEY SAVED.—We, the undersigned, are i | prepared to fit in your Water Pipes for Ten Cents a foot, Ten Cents each Klbow, and Tap One Dollar. No extra charge for fitting.—Hovus- TON & SONS, 498 Fitzroy Street, East, jui—Iw pd OY WANTED.—A Boy to learn the Book- binding business. Apply at once to JAMES D. TAYLOR. north side Queen Square, tf—jud

ryyo LET.—That very fine new two-story ,;Dwel- ling tiouse on Pownal Street, nearly oppo- site Murray’s Bakery. For further particulars

elected yesterday |

i WANTED. An experienced Accountant, who

|

apply at this office. tf—may7

WANTED.—A Boy to attend to a cow and gar- den, and make himself generally useful. Apply at once at this office. tf—ju3 FOR SALE.—Ata bargain, easy terms, a top Buggy (new). Apply at A. MeNeill’s auction room. m?27 tf.

s etherwise employed during the day, would like to get a setof books to keep ‘n the evenings for a moderate consideration. Apply at EXAMINER Oflice. tf cod—mayli

LET.—“ Inkerman Honse,” property of the

jate Colonel Grey. ‘The property is well situated, with about 25 acres of land, Apply to F, Perers, Cameron Block, tf-—ap20

WOR SALE.—One Carload of Mackerel Barrels ,

orders in time,

Ch'town, May 31,

Womens’

Quality the best ever offered for sale in the Province, at prices which, for Cheapness, never have been approached in thi

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at the ‘DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE,”

Ch’town, April 25, 1889—eod wky

MIDSUMMUR TRIP, 1889.

DOMINIGN BOOT AND

a<tvsinneninansnmes nll cstiverscncamnioe

GOODS AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. English and Canadian

buy Hard and Soft Felt Hats:

Manufactures.

GREY COTTON, FROMSCTS.A YARD AND UPW- EDS.

Our prices are the lowest in every line, and you will study your own interest by buying at

B. MACDGNALD’S.

SHOE STORE.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE (125) CASES NOW OPEN OF

and

Childrens’ Boots,

Shoes and Slippers

J.B. MACDONALD, Proprietor,

EREMA,

300 Tons Register, P. LEDWELL, Commander,

WILL SAIL DIRECT FROM

‘Liverpool for Charlottetown,

ABOUT Ist JULY NEXT.

Passage apply in London

PEAKE BROS. & CO,

1889 eod tf

mchl5—m w f tf

TO LET!

DWELLING HOUSE on the corner of Kent and Pownal Streets. ‘Also—COTTAGE with Three Acres of Land | attached, abont one mile from the city. Possession given first of May. Apply to

70 LET!

THOMAS W. DODD.

as =

QUEEN STREET,

Opposite Watson’s Drug Store.

——

URNITURE Repaired, Repainted and Reupholstered in fine style.

Venetian Blinds Painted and Retaped very cheap.

New Signs made in new and fancy style.

Old Signs Repainted and Relettered.

Shop Blinds Painted and Lettered in Gold Leaf,

Paints mixed to order, ready for use, all shades.

Satisfaction assured.

A nice assortment of New Furniture, Pic- tures and Picture Mouldings always on hand.

Give us a call,

McINNIS & GRANT. ap24—3m 2aw (w s)

| FOLEY & RUSE’S

PATENT

Intending Shippers will plewseforward cher Magazines and Matches,

am For Freight or to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street ; in Liverpool to William Bullen, 51 South John Street, or bere to the owners,

Superseding all other Matches for lighting purposes. Come and get one. To be had only at G. H. HASZARD, Sole Agent, Brown’s Block, Queen Square.

mayl4 }

FOR SALE.

LARGE NUMBER of Building Lots

A several Dwelling Houtes, ete., all p rices

situated in different parts of the city and suburbs.

For location, terms and other particulars

ly to |spely A. McNEILL, ju4—Gi eod

THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.

WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET.

Furniture Repair Shop,'“Army and Kavy Depot.”

JAS. SCOTT & C0.,

HALIF A=.

A Fall Stock of Wines and Liquors

JUST RECEIVED.

pe (\ Cases ROYAL BLEND, 15 \J 75 cases ISLAY BLEND & GALLIC, 100 Cases OLD RYE,

50 ** CHAMPAGNE, choice brands,

150 * CLARET,

25 ** HOCK and MOSELLE,

25 * LIQUEURS—Cherry Brandy, Noyaw, Curaco, Maraschino, Benedictine,

200 “ FINE PORT and SHERRY,

150 * HOLLAND GIN and OLD TOM,

100 ‘** BASS’S ALE,

200 * BURKE'S STOUT,

100 ** APOLLINARIS WATER,

100 ** BELFAST GINGER ALE,

50 * FINE OLD RUM,

50 “ KINAHAN’S L. L, WHISKEY,

—And a Full Stock of — ; ‘ a Jy CHOICE GROCERIES ap24

FRED. W. L. MOORE, (Late of Davies & Sutherland),

Barrister, Notary Public, Commis- sioner for Affidavits, Wills, &c.,

OFFICE, -- LONDON HOUSE

Above Messrs. Harris & Stewart's, next to ExaMINER office.

aa Special attention yiven to Searches, Loans, Collections, Conveyanciug, aud all branches of Solicitor’s work.

Auctioneer. | ju4—l1m eod w pd

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