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_ The engiucers will meet for

Se withoat upliorm,

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oo Pears, ia prime order, for sale = fF ‘ne at beer & {,oHn s. adi,3t —-

: “anadiea Ww aterproof coats, from

fit igs. Paton & Co 8.

> : ng : o - ; [ pest COURT The City Smal‘ , ye it was in session this forenoon.

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. _The Firemen's Tournament : —. il meet te night at 8 o'clock. ‘4 gittee ca

Cones —There will bea meet-

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w aSalvage Corps this evening at

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*, West Devon, Lot 11, was destroye

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ie hs

stitched seams,

prices to

ens mk kintoshes,

j is browns and grey

oe) 2 ’ 4 ye : Paton ~ Uo 4. oa a .

* at low -~ . _Weunderstand that the Artillery veacAl.— ~ is ti : mm pand will play in Queen's Square >. on Monday evening next, weather 8 i

eitiiBg- arene o Pracrics.—A full and punctual

gee of the choir of the | irst Methodist weir v* ** . . a a ig ‘requested for this evening os 30 o'clock. « inegday}, at B :

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3 WrsoNn will resume lessons on Mon- ys Teal ) . 4 “wept, Tth, at the Music Rooms, cor i, :

at the usual

Mm ket and Prince Streets, : _— eod—au24

> ceassortment of Christie's plain and

; including social, tea, ginger a. «tmeal, short bread, milk and thin - ig, just cpened at Beer & Goff's.

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Mvexc.—-A regular Convocation of

oder R. A. Chapter No. ll, R.N. S.,

~jieheld at Mavonic Hall this Wednesday

x Lalas 94 iast., at 8 for general

irs’.

dicen

ue A. Moore, having studied under the

Allison Conservatory of re pupils for musical

u) ae © ‘ : - Bg of Meunt

os). will take a few 1

Pecctiov. A, ply at 439 Kent Street, East, e3l—dy,lw, wky3i - ~ RoupkaBLe.—Mr. Fred. Praught, of

Smeal, has a second crop of cherries growing im. tis orchard this year, a sample of which he iiied at THe EXAMINER office to-day. maieecond crop is larger than the first,

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Suetat MeetiNe.—There will be a special Beving of the South End Boating and Ath- ve Ush this Wednesday evening at 8 jduk sha:p, at which every member is par- @amialy requested to attend. Important

ae ess. == -

Requirep.—A curate is N. 8. The ad- wtsement which appears in the Church jowdian is brief and to the point as far as paiication is concerned, viz: **Younz, Bp aingic, musical,”

QUALIFICATION > mroted Iur We ymouth,

ieee tsappy CLoTH PEDDLERS are operating in Memprtscf New Brunswick. As they may

iiely visit the Jaland, it would be well for meet others to be on their guard. bpidlers are working a prommissory

Baume that is very deceptive. _— > ticz Court.—This morning a man "wing drunk and disorderly, was tined hor 4days, the case of a man fer being mk sod disorderly at his home, was mpoed one week, and the summons Gai two men for acting in a disorderly wy *uer on the streets, was dismissed.

hives Sivan. —H. M. S. Canada left for Hali- 2 lat evening about nine vo’clock, at "kh port she will have ten new guns Ma he hop on board yesterday vienon was weil attended and greatly @ el, Worth’s orchestra furnished ex- me tient music. - alia oe = ‘tPLovers Oncanize.— The employers im ‘tuled jstor in Halifax have organized 3 *uelves into a suciety to resist against 2 *anlson the part of the workmen. wf are about fifty in the society. The Maeof the socie'y is the Manufacturers “i Muter Mechanics Association of Millay, ‘ a8 eoaiittend : \ URN the blood is owt of conAition disease swtluevitable result. Dr, Williams Pink fie Supply the constituents necessary to en- _ blood and build up the nerves. They =. “pPressions, irregularities, debility, ete. = men and women, young and old. a all dealers, or sent on receipt of price ,* 20x). Dr. Williams Med. Co., Brock- We, Ont, lw J Y ee Seet*t.—Come to the public meeting etheg lg at 7 30 o'clock, in the Second de wy, Church, under the direction of "omen's Missionary Society.” You Prout yourself and patronize a worthy Roca, tte’ there will be an excellent ie enriched by an address by one of ye “@treh's former popular pastors—Rev.

Vm : gan, Hartivon, and also by a solo sung and thi. by a blind man from Halifax. m 008 for Missions. eos

diet seta Detayep.— The Boston ki, ate: Upon the return of each teas; le Bost. n, Halifax and P. E I. “hip line a thorough survey of the __ery and hull is made. Upon making vey Monday morning a slight flaw - rank pin of the steamer State of ee discovered. Rather than take “8, tae ship was taken immedia-

vere,

\ .

aay hour, Saturday noon, but she ; ‘ Monday afternoon,

"NS Sur

lad; ey ty

A Sugsestion.

St

Ran tat th Pleasing to note in your col- rk and . directors of the Drivin g “i, have a Exhibition Associa- Nittance 2 — oue free morning Kially attendin. child in the Province Uthe pj hg school.” This isa step

ght direction, But school children

é oe “S$ grown up people, would the : . Hance to the show on one of “on | Sonne days of the Exhibition, and dhe imposslbin” or closing days, when it ti % to witness the leading Exhibition.

No tm TEACHER, Btoce dwcount their clothing THe snipe tOWN to our prices on child-

—Prowse Bros,

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EXAMINER. - - .

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DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

2. 1891.

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SPECIAL Despatcnes To Tar EXAMINER,

BLUGRA PHIC NEWS.

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BUMINION PARLIAMENT Summary of Proceedings

THE TARTE-McGREEVY GASE

Orrawa, Sept. 2.

In the House yesterday the Speaker's warrant was issued for the arrest of Senecal.

In committee resolutions were passed unanimously for the cancellation of certain mortgage bonds of the North Shore Rail- way Company held by the Government.

Discussion on the Trent Valley canal occupied several hours.

Perry protested against spending apry- thing on the canal till the tunnel has been built.

Mackenzie Bowell waz in his seat yes- terday all right again.

Sir John Thompson, David Mills, Sayard, Davies and Michael Adams have been selected a sub-committee to prepare & report on the Tarte-McGreevy affair.

Prorogation is looked for about the 17th. But it is highly probable that before that date revelations wi]! be made that will put all the past scandals into the shade. Pro- minent Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Grits are involved, and readers of THE EXAMINER may look for excitement before many days.

Public Accounts Enquiry

Senecal's Commissions Again.

Hot Words in Committee

Orrawa, Sept. 2,

Before the Public Accounts Committee yesterday several parties testified to havii g pud Senecal commissions on sales for the Priuting Bureau.

Johnston, ef Toronto, type founder, tes- tified that after giving evidence before, he went with Senecal to Chapleau’s house. Chapleau seemed very much surprised at the evidence that had been given, and evidently was in entire ignor- ance of any payments to Senecal tillthe vy - dence come out. Chapleau told Johnston he must tell the Committee all the trans- actions which took p'ace, no matter who suffered.

Other important evidence was given as to the dealings of the Canada Paper Co. with the Government, the Grits attempting to prove corrupt bargain without success.

Chapleau accused Lister of misleading the Committee, and again dared him to im- peach him before the house. -

THE CANADIAN BISLEY. Very food Shooting.

What the Islanders are Doing,

Orrawa, Sept. 2.

The attendance at Rideau Range this year is larger than ever before, and the shooting is very good. Lt.-Col. Irving is one of the range otticers.

In the McDougall match _Capt. won $6.

In the Manufacturers match Lt. Stewart won $8; Sgt. Davison $6; and Gillis, Moore and Allan, $5 each.

In the Standing match Capt. Longworth captured a prize of $6, and in the Minister of Militia match, Sgt. Davison won $10, making 59 points.

THE RAILWAY INVESTIGATION

Langelier Withdraws Every Charge

Hoope

Made Against Senator Robitaille.

Orrawa, Sept. 2.

Before the Senate Railway Committee, Langelier, counsel for the Quebec Govern- meat, mads a further retreat and withdrew every charge he had made against Senator Robitaille, declaring that he had never mentioned his name but had intended other persons entirely.

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Stermy Weather.

Lonpon, Sept. 2. Violent siorms have been prevailing throughout Great Britain and Ireland. The crops in Ulster are in a pitiable state, being almost entirely submerged. In other sections the crops are under several feet of water, and will be completely destroyed.

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Population of Summerside.

Orrawa, Sept. 2. The population of Summerside, according to the latest census returns, 18 2,883, an increase of 30.

Personal.

Orrawa, Sept. 2. Archd. Irwin arrived here this morning. Hon. Jos. Arsenault is here,

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Weatner Bulletin.

Toxorro, Sept. 2.—10 a. m.

r, with stationary or a little ; showers in a few

Fair weathe higher temperature ; places.

‘cece natin eile Site ee A serious drouth is prevailing in Seuthern

i New Mexico.

-mouth, NS; CB ae Halifax;

Personal.

Rev. E. Bell is visiting Charlottetown.

W. C. Macdonald, Esq., Montreal, is on the Island,

Rev. C. B. Baker, Harvey, Albert Co., N. B., is visiting the city.

Mr. J. H. Hooper, the popular young Souris druggist, is in the city,

_Mr. Benj. Heartz, of this city, left for Yarmouth, N. 8, this morning, where Mrs. Heartz is seriously ill of typhoid fever.

Rev. Father Belliveau died at Richibuc- to, N. B., on Monday, of Bright’s disease. He had been in poor health for about a year, and for the last two months was unable to leave his room. He was forty- five years of age.

It is thought that Bishop Courtney and Mrs. Courtney will remain in England for the winter, as the Bishop’s health still con- tinues poorly.

Messrs. J. J. Coyle and P. C. Johnston, two New Yorkers, left New York city on Saturday last on an interesting mission—a journey to the River Nile—in quest of Gen. Gordon, who they think is still alive and held a prisoner. Mr. Coyle is familiar with the region, having served several years in the British army in Egypt.

The arrivals at the Osborne House yester- day included : B Bremner, city; CU G Fisher, Pownal; W H Jagyer, Toronto; Rev G B McLeod, Murray Harbor; Rev GW Fisher and wife, Pownal; A B Fisher, do; J B Tur- ner and wife, Harvey, NB; Charles Minto, Cardigan; Geo E Wilson, New York.

At the Hotel Davies, yesterday, there were registered: Fred H Barr, St John; W Mc. Innis, CapesTraverse;{A J Eckhardt, Toronto; M J Feely, Hamilton; W C Macdonald, Montreal; A E Crosby, Boston; Captain J M Barley, New York; Chas H Bryant, Yar-

H Stanway, do; Thos Gough, do; A E Yeates, do; W R Noxon, Ingersoll; S M Macvane, Cambridge, Mass; Miss Dorothy Macvane, do; F Wixon, Ingersoll, Ont. This morning, there were registered: J K Story, Guelph, Ont; M P McPhee, Denver, Cel; C D Mce- Phee and family, do; R P Macdonald, wife and child, do.

‘MARRIED. |

At Riverside, N. B., on Tuesday, Sept. Ist, by Rev. C. B. Baker, at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs, Henry Miner, Miss Minvie McLellan, of Riverside, to Capt. Jus. B. Turner, of Harvey, Albert Co., N. b.

DIED. In Montreal, on August 23rd, Bridget Ann

Lappin, aged 35 years, beloved wife of William Casey, musician.

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CioTHE your children at Prowse Bros., for they sell cheaper than any white men.

Ws have reduced our expenses in order to give our customers better value than ever. See our hats.and clothing. —Prowse Bros.

Eastern Steamship Co.,

(LI MITETEH D.)

The New, First-Class Clyde Built Steamer

PREMIER,

CAPTAIN A. I. KELLY, Is appointed to sail as follows :—

FROM HALIFAX on Wednesday, 19th of August, at 7 p. m., and every Wednesday thereafter for Charlottetown and Summerside, calling at Sonora, Sherbrooke, Isaac's Harbor, Canso, Arichat and Port Hawkesbury.

RETURNING, will leave Charlottetown for Halifax, calling at intermediate ports, on Monday,24th August, fin the afternoon and every Monday thereafter.

Fares, to any port of call..... eceueeeasee ae OOOO 5 50 NRT Ga ostitinn 0 tissues 5 00

Rates of Freight moderate.

The PKEMIER is a fast steamer, and has splendid accommodation for passengers. She will make close connection with the steamer Halifax sailing for Boston every Wednesday morning.

For Freight, Passenger and other informa- tion apply in Charlottetown to

FENTON T. NEWBERY. Agent.

In Halifax to JOSEPH WOOD,

Central Wharf, aug!3—all papers

EXCURSION

intial Oierats

Cape Breton and Bras D'Or Lakes.

Per Stmr. “Premier” via Hawks- bury, and Stmr. * Marion.”

FARES FOR ROUND TRIP: Ch’town to Hawkesbury and return, ...$ 5 00 “ Sydney ” se oe For tickets and further information apply to FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

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WANTED.—A chambermaid, Apply at Hotel Davies, septh WANTED IMMEDI ATELY.—A Cook. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. AR NAUD, Dundas Terrace. septl

YOUNG LADY from England, who has been carefu ly trained as music teacher for the iano-forte, and who holds certificate of merit ms south Kensington London, desires pupils, Is very patient with children. Apply to Miss Hitz, Weymouth Street (near Prince of Wels

College), dy 2w pd—aux3t

we A girl for geaera]) housework, App!y at this office. tf—aur3t

eeegreecanmnecaaasstt ese epi

GENTS WANTED!—" Life of Sir John Mac- A donald,” by Col. J. Pennington Macpherson, M. A., A. D.C. Tue above work from the pen of a nephew of the deceased Statesman, which was mainly written during his lifeime, and under his supervision, will be the ONLY authen- tic and complete account of Sir John’s public and persoaal career. It will comprise about 1.100 pages, and will be splendidly iliustrated, and in every respect a fitting memorial of the late Premier, and an invaluable contribution to Canadian History.—EaRLE PUBLISHING HOUSE, St. John, New Brunswick, Publishers. aug27

WANTED.-& servant for house work. Ap M

Black and Children’s

Black Silk Black Silk

Black and Black and

Black and

STANLEY

RECEIVED TO-DAY Ex §. & “Ottawa” from London:

R

UTHERS

Colored French Lacing Cords, Cashmere Hosiery,

Black French Merinoes,

Velvets,

Black Velvet Ribbons,

Ribbons, , Colored Lacings. Colored Plain Sateens,

Black Crapes (Courtald’s). English Silesias,

White Print Cottons.

Fancy Print*Cottons.

STANIEY BROTHERS, BROWN'S BLOCK

Charlottetown, August 7, 1891—eod & wky

NEW FIR

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MI NEW GOODS!

We will Open on ist of September

———WiItH A FIRST-CLASS StTOCE oFr——

STAPLE AND ~ FANGY + DRY ~ GOODS,

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18386 QU

dinary reductions.

clothing, Blouses.

Charlottetown, August 24, 1891—eod &

an ae

Ts following Preparations,

son’s Liniment, Cockle’s Pills, Dyspepticure, Bitters.

to Cc. Vv. McG , Prince ” _ aug?)

CCharlottetown, Aug. 21, 1891—dy

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THREE DOCRS FRO

C. J, PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen Co. Charlottetown, August 4, 1891—eod & wky

paper, may be had Wholesale or Retail at

WAATSON’S DRUG STORE.

Nasal Balm, Sharp’s Balsam, Scott’s Emulsion, Williams’ Pink Pills, Johnson’s Fluid Beef, D. & L. Emulsion, John-|

K. D. C., Ayer’s Sa:saparilla, Burdock Blood lo

303 Queen Street.

EIN STRAT,

M STAMPER’S CORNER.

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#2 Si RR fiw

TR a

T. M. PATTON, late of Blanchard & Co., Truro,

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !

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JSTAS. PATON & CO.

Gratefully acknowledges the success which has attend- ed their Great Alteration and Extension Sale, and now intimate that they will offer the remaining portion of their large stock of substantial Dry Goods at extraor-

It isimpossible to enumerate all the lots that have been offered, but the following list will give some idea of the leading lines :—

Black Silks, Dress Goods, Print Cottons, Sun- shades, Umbrellas, Waterproofs, Dolmans, Jackets, Capes, Trunks, Valises, Readymade Ciothing, Under-

ete.

Sale will last about Three Weeks longer.

JAMES PATON & CO.

wky

as HILLSBOROUGH HOUSE, ‘Nar Gra en nd Prin Bast

now being advertised im this

‘Permanent and Transient Board

ers accommodated at rea- sonable rates.

Beef and Ale Peptonized, | ryyis oUsE is within easy distance of

Churches, Oolleges, Schools, Post fice, etc., and will be found convenient for | Students and others who desire to be cen- j trally located.

‘MRS. LEDWELL.

| auglO—dy & wky ti