THE DAILY

HXAMINER.

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MONDAY, JULY 25, 1892.

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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STANLEY BROS

Local and Other Items.

S. op T.—Regular meeting of Victoria Divi- | Sieorat Despatouss 10 Tue EXAMINER.

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Drinks!

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Qu Tes, North Side M eete ‘5 Greenway Sustained. | Fn JUICE is, without doubt, the most healthy and & SEASONABLE GOODS V We offer the balance of white col- aagygeeneneil refreshing Summer Beverage you can take. annsceereilpomnene ces

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vests at a small advance on cost.—D. A.

Winvirec, July 25. The elections on Saturday were hotly con-

BEER & GOFF always carry a large stock of it, and this year they are selling it for

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CHALLIES.—A great sale of these beautiful

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eer : . tested. The Greenway Governmen as of an ‘ . ° ° ree ee north Side Market ‘Sq, ee te all through. The composition ~ ; or Fabrics now SOs On. Our assortment Is Lmmense eh NVI Gi" | uments 16 Onteatina epesions °”"| LO Cents per Pint or 25 Cents per Bottle. and our prices so low that they meet the approbation Canpixal Grssons and party selected the They also keep good heavy Syrups of the following of all purchasers.

teamship Halifax for their trip from Boston Nova Scotia.

Attempted Homicide

flavors: —f,emon, Raspberry, Strawberry, Pineapple, Cherry, Vanilla, Orange, Lime Fruit, Lemon Gingerette and Rasp-

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Tue steamer Southport leaves Ferry Wharf for the Hibernian picnic grounds at 9 a. m., sharp JSy22 2i —~—/>

Fines.—As many as five forest fires could be observed on Friday last from St. Andrew's Point, King’s County.

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Come and bring yeur friends to the Zion Chureh Sunday School picnic on Thursday next at McKachern’s Wharf.

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MAKE no engagements for Thursday next, Remember the Zion Charch Sunday School pienic at MeKachern’s Wharf.

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MACKEREL.—On Saturday mackerel set in at Georgetown, and the fishermen there took a good many by hack and liae of the Canada At- Boston in

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Tue steamer Olivette, lantic Line, made her last trip vo 24 hours, the quickest on record.

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At Low Prices.—Call at the Diamond

o0kstore and choose trom the vast stock of walking sticks at your own price.

For Bostox.—The steamer Worcester will leave for Boston at six o'clock this evening with a full general cargo and passengers.

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Syavrs, pine apple, strawberry, lemon and raspberry syrups, selling cheap at G. & C. Quirk’s, North side Market Square. j233i

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Asx for the Wilmot Spa, Ginger Ale, Lemonade, and the new drinks—Frait Squash, Lime Fruit, Champagne, Cinchona Bitters, all delicious and wholesome.

jeuien J. O. O. F.—St. Lawrence Lodge meets to- night, Election of represeatatives for Grand Lodge, which meets in Summerside on August let. A full attendance is requested. ————_ Tue steamers Halifax and OUlivette, sailing from Halifax on Saturday evenings for Boston will hereafter await the arrival of the Pictou and Cape Breton express dee at Halifax at 1}.10 p. m.

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Tue Tournament Commirreze will meet yn Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, to close up all business in connection with the late Tournament, and receive report of Secretary and Treasurer. =>

Company gave a full house on

Dean's Presentation avother performance to Saturday night. A Mr. Clarke won the gentleman's silver watch. The perfor- mauce will be repeated again to-night.

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Catevonias Civs. — Regular monthly meeting at rooms, Queen Street, to-morrow, Tuesday, July 26:h, at 8 p. m., sharp. Im- portant business. Al] members particularly requested to attend.—Jas. A. McLaren, See’y.

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Tue Raty.—A very much needed rain accompanied by heavy lighting and thunder, fell last night. It extended away to the eastward, quenching most of the disastrous fires which have recently raged there, and greatly refreshing the crops.

SKODA’S OINTMENT, the 4ireat German Skin Cure, aud finest Cosmetic made. Removes Biackheads, Pimples, etc., as if by magic. 3% oz. tubes in elegant cartons 50 cts.

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Tae Sitvation —Grip makes an occasional shot at the Gris party. In the last issue Laurier and Cartwright are ‘up in a baloon.” Cartwright with a glass is viewing the situa- tion, while Laurier asks ‘‘Where are we now, Cartwright ?* To which Sir Richard replies, “I’m blowed if 1 know; but as near as can

make out, we are as far from office as ever !

eseniinanaiand Sate or House ano Lot —Tho attention of intending purchasers is directed to the sale of the Eckstadt property on Malpeque Road, at noon of Wednesday, 27ch inst, at the Law Courts building. The place is well known as St. Vincent’s Nursery, and the dwelling house consists of six comfortable rooms and threo paatries The cellar is dry and frost-proof; sud, taken altogether, it is seldom so desirable ® premises is in the market. ju25 2i pd. _— +S Onmia, Gat., July 21.—Joseph Badge- row, 12,was found hanging by the neck in his father’s barn recently. The case was supposed to be one of suicide, but later there were rumors of foul play. This caused the authorities to exhume the body. It was too decomposed, however, for cause of death tu be determined, but evidences of several witnesses caused the jury to re- turn a verdict of wilful murder against persons unknowa.

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More Licut.—A German iaventor has de- vised a means of producing a light superior in strength to either oi! or electricity. It is by means of air driven through pumicee atone, the latter having been impregnated with benziue. The benzine gas thus ob- tained is then earried through a fine mag- nesium powder, and proceeds upward through a pipe to be consamed in a small flame of a claimed 400,000 candle power. The appar- atus consists of a blast-engine for driving the air tirough the pumice,-and a number of other accessories, all of which take up but a amall space.

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Tue 8. 8. Bowavista, Capt. Fraser, arrived from Montreal about ten o'clock Sunday might Shecarried a general cargo toe this aod the following psssengers from Movtreal :

H K Martia, Mrs Martin, N Feaser, Mrs Fraser, Chas Percy, Mca Percy, Miss L Percy, J Archibald, C O Richmore, Mrs Lash, Mr V M Harris, W C Harris, W F Lighthali, W D Lighth ll, Moe W F Light hail, Miss Lighthall, Miss Lyman, Miss Morrisov, G C #wiog, P Moore, G New.

corabe, Mrs Newcombe and child, G M Smith, Miss Mason, Miss L Mason, Mr Benghough, Mrz Benghough, Master Benghough, Master W L Benghough. Tne Bonavista will le+ve this eveoiag witha full general cargo and Dr. A. D. Doyle as passenger.

Mad Attempt ofa New York Compositor.

PiTTLBur¢, Pa., July 25.

About 2 p. m. on Saturday H. C. Frick, manager of the Carnegie Steel Company, was shot by Alexander Berkinuar, a New York compositor. Frick was in his private office. Berkinar came in and fired four shots at Frick, two taking effect. Frick will probably recover. Berkinar was arrested. In his mouth were found two cartridges. It is thought that he attempted to commit suicide, but that the cartridges were defective and would not explode. When asked why he - Frick the prisoner said ‘You know why. The steamer Tide took alot of non-union men to Homestead on Saturday. About 500 men are ssid to be working there now.

A MONCTON SENSATION,

Mysterious Disappearance of an Insurance Man,

Moncton, July 25.

A sensation has been caused by the mysterious disappearance of Mr. Snow, of this towu; He left Moncton on Thursday aftei:noon to visit the scene of a fire twenty miles back of Hampton in Kiog’s County, upon which destroyed property he held a risk. It was his intention to have returned Friday at noon and to deliver an address at the decoration services in the cemetery. Early on Friday morning he was seen at Hampton, but from that hour to this all traces of him have been lost. It is feared that he is either lost in the woods or that some accident bas occurred to him in the poorly settled part of the country.

Aquatic Sport.

Wasaineton, July 25.

The double-scull race, saturday, by Hanlan and O'Connor, against Ross aad Hosmer, was wen by the former. There were also two single-scull races between O'Connor and Hosmer, and Hanlan and Ross. O'Connor and Hanlan won.

Yacht Sunk.

Hyannis, Mass., July 25. While at anchor ina fog on Nantucket Shoals yesterday, W. H. Vanderbilt's yacht Alva was run into by a steamer and sunk.

The Minister of Railways.

Orrawa, July 25. The Minister of Railways leaves for a trip over the Jntercolonial to-morrow, Tuesday He will be accompanied by Mr. Schrieber and

a mechanical expert.

Thuader and Lightning.

Hauirax, July 25.

A very heavy thunder and lightning storm broke over this city early this morning.

The Canadian Fisheries.

(Daily Bulletin.) Hatirax, July 23.

P. E. Island—-Mackere! and hake fair, and a few cod at Geo’town.

Bait and ice—Herring bait obtainable at Arichat, Petit De Grat and Puint Mischean. A fair quantity of squid at Mabou and Southwest Point, Anticosti, but light at St. Ann's, Port Hood and English Bay, Anti-

costi. Ice procurable at Arichat, C. B.

Weather Batlietia.

Toronto, July 25.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh winds, mostly souther- ly to westerly. Very warm, with thunder storms in many places.

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General Telegraphic News.

Prrrssure, Pa., July 22.-—-A high official of the Carnegie Steel Co, when asked this afternoon by an associated press reporter as to the condition of affairs at Homestead, replied it was very encouraging for the firm. A number of new men have gone to work and some strikers went back to-day. The company has more workmen than it can easily handle. Only good men are engaged. According to this official the 11-9-inch plate mill and the 32 inch slab department are running in full this afternoon. Al] the other branches of the large steel works are being gotten in readiness for resumption at once. The steamer Tide arrived at Home- stead about noon with 52 men, carpenters and mil] workers on board. They made their landing without incident. At Car- negie’s upper and lower union mills there is no change in the situation. At Beaver Falls the shut down is complete.

Sr. Jonun's, July 20.—Forest fires are still raging and twenty-one houses were burned at W hitbourne to-day, making thirty-five in all. The inhabitants saved nothing. Father Brown, the Catholic priest, had to remove his furniture. A large lumber mill and the sum- mer resideace of Colonial Secretary Boud are in great danger. The fire near Tops il is still advancing and the town is covered with smoke, Within the city building operations sre progressing on the upper streets, but on Water Street, where absentee landjords own the property, nothing is done, aa they want exorbitant rents. A public meeting will be held to-morrow night to petition the legisla- ture to take action in the matter, as financial rain will result if large mercantile premises cannot be rebuilt. The steamer Havana ar rived from Halifax to-day with $10,000 worth of relief goods,

berry Vinegar.

Gallon, suitable for Retailing

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RASPBERRY and LEMON SYRUPS for sale by the

or for Tea Parties.

BEER & GOFF,

Queen and King Square Stores.

Ch’town, July 4.

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OUR NEW STORE

Come In and See Us ALL GOODS

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LOW PRICES CASE BUYERS

W. A. WEERS & CO.,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

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offer Special Bargains.

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Balance of STRAW HATS at cost. range of FURNISHINGS and READY-MADE CLOTHING

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10 TO 30 PER CENT.

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ENGTHS and 15) TROUSER

LENGTHS at a Discount of from 10 to 30 per cent. We want to clear all SUMMER GOODS in stock, and

Also, a complete

Charlottetown, July 12, 1892—eod & w

CALL AND SEE OUR

WHICH IS NOW COMPLETE,

R. K. JOST,

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Including the Above Makes of Goods.

NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE,

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D. A. BRUCE, MERCHANT TAILOR.

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3,0 50 Ibs. Gid 10.000 Cigars,

Wholesale at Factory Prices.

Charlottetown, June 24, 1892.

RHAD THIS!

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5.000 Athlete Cigarettes, 00 Sweet Sixteen (5 cents),

Chum Tobacco,

Large Profit to the Retailer

REDDIN BROS.,

CAMERON BLOCK.

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Charlcttetown, June 28, 1892—eod & wky

PRINT COTTONS!

| We keep the best assortment of Printed Cotton Goods to be found in the City.

All shades and grades, from the very cheapest to the very best Goods.

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STANLEY BROTHERS

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We Have Opened Our New Store

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PRINT COTTONS

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0, H. CHANDLER,

Late in the Empley of

Norton & Fennell,

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FENNEL,

LATE OF

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Norton & Fennell, |

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,

-assorted stock of HARDWARE and PAINTERS’ SUP-

where we have a large and well d we will

PLIES. Our Goods are all New and bought for Cash in the best markets, an give our customers the benefit of the discounts.

We guarantee satisfaction to those who favor us with their patronage, and we will sell as low as any house in the trade.

FENNELL & CHANDLER.

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JULY, 1892. LARGE REDUCTIONS THIS MONTH

All Our Best English Prints selling at Reduced Prices

HARRIS & STEWART.

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REDUCED PRICES!

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We carry a large range of| Customers will please bear

For hew Dress Materials. Dress Goods, Prints, Grey and in mind that our Stock is Not wishing to carry any White Cottons, Gents’ Fur- FRESH AND NEW,

Summer Goods over, we have nishings, Hats and Caps.

CARPETS.

| all this season’s importation. reduced all lines of our | ‘We have no Old Stock. This

Ligh{ Summer lwill be found a Rare Chance

We carry a very large) . Dress Materials stock, and our prices are the to purchase a Dress or furnish 1 ‘ your house at very much less owest.

than the same goods can be Blinds, Curtain Peles, etc. had elsewhere.

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ANY PERSON BUYING THEIR GOODS FROM US WILL SAVE MONY PATTON BROTHERS, 136 MAIN STREET,

The Real and Genuine Carpet Men.

Charlottetown, June 23, 1892—eod & wky

very much in price to effect

a speedy clearance.