. Se owe I RANA NE SORA BAHT OETA ONO SoA Ry GE SARITA RN SAIS ARIES TORRE TTD ON SE ee ~ oe : > oe 3 ‘ ae? -. ’ fi fe) tH AR] OTT ET WN ) TAY iwawD) CY TW TEN cy ¥ ? YuT TY iu 2290 v | GLOW ) ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1880 NO, 2% VOL. i. U ARLA WL OVW iN, | RINCE KOWARI Oi ), EDN ES A », DUNE », LSS , INU, a0 1] i ik (Klert , Vw / om ie etn Br fonc: rer iner , -amedy xtra } , ) : | HE D ALLY KXAMINER | PACIFIC i EM DE an ga Moncton Sugar Refinery. | proposed to reme dy an extra penny on the ‘ $ Rol WD | |income tax, which would yield £1,425,000. FE {as Published every Evening, ; |The further proposal to readjust licences é OFFICE . WITT | CN aie | The Suiamerside Progress says: ‘ The! ¢ hae Ritch! ere at eet d ; rFICE;: L 2 S ( ad O1 ‘Ut geal! ae | for the sale of aleoholic liquors is expecte . EL iy) | people of the Island should rejoice at the | sate) £205 (0 mn Tyas’ BUILOING, CORNER OF WATER . qd | progress being made by this Company it i realize aw increase ‘of £300 0." ‘The it IND GREAT GEORGE STREETS OF § iil ‘ X, sinh Ay Oods buy al eane i ve eH of a ial | Times approves of these financial measures, nH a ’ chs VIET E, SS Lm ' ; | ~ ar Ys AVE siInselvyes oO i , e ‘ ; 3 ; Chasiaiten PRI . NE ~J | y LU be * ; a she li ee “ena - Se | but the Standard does not seem to like harletie own, ie i NN: = a be 7" YOR; | a ae A 1e erlve “‘Oun lt, 3 Za itis > ye t Suet --———~— cciiitidines. " Av THE - fit largely by the enterprise. There 1s no soil hem. i ~ in the world better adapted for the culture | - 7 ye | Ls eee? ne KaTss OF SUBSCRIPTION : hARINE | A@ \ C of t of thi The | "' ie f sugar beets than that of this Island. The | ie x Mouth 2 | GLASGOW HCUSE, [ct etesr bests than were a . Mant) " “ 50 — rw ah eet ae | nearness of this réfinery to the Island will 4g TES MONGRS, - ? : ~* temte ¢ : aoe ba : ‘educe the freight to a very small item, and | == (oe ee | ‘me Month, | Assets 3lst Dec., 1879, - $744,149.00 mia re i ght to a very sini tem, dj ——— | a 0 50 ili erie at the same time give profitable employ- | 7 ; } Que Week, ° : 0 lusurance eflected on CARGOKS i ’ } y)inent to our small coast rs. It is tow lat Lonpon, June 10. a SO _ tusurance shee 0 ANKGOBS anc : > rr * simi sOasters. ; o 2 | ' s : : a . BAwentio ; FREIGHTS, covering $15,000 and upwards Mens’. Youths’ and Boys | this season to make any arrangements about | In the Commons this evening O'Donnell Vi ‘ aw Aclvertising at most moderate rates. ob KébOdead reka . Clothi Shirt | achat beets, but in another year ifanumber | (Home Ruler) asked Sif Chas. Dilke a i | ‘Oo x cts 1 oP | i \ iv i » 7 ) ’ i. ‘ *<a* : , ’ 9 2 a b Ly, ba air Se ; So Lee . : * 1% : « ° 2+} wel eb 7 7 ' + Contracts may be made for month*y, quar-| certificates issued payabie in Londen | Ps i Collars of farmers will tite, and agree to furnish | Question relative to the antecedents of . turly, or hali-year.y advertisements, on appli- at the office of Morren Rose & Co. "in a. " a ‘quantity delivered on board vessels /Challemell-Lacour, recently appointed as Wi eation. Bankers. or in New York. mre PACES, in a part of the island, the managers Krench Ainbassador to London, - and Hh W. L. COTTON, {J, W. MITCHELL, Risks taken and rates fixed without being Umbrellas, of the refinery wal troat- with Phem: Jor. ang ceed _ et ae = adem a Mi Manayer. | Office Sup’t | refurred to Head Office. " Hats and Caps, | tumber of tons at a fair price. By making artis. was not withdrawn in deference H _— FENTON T. NEWRERY Cloths & Trimmings, | the bargain in advance, the the farmers will to the wish of the German Government. Mi, ' ; : Cee ee be sure of the price, and a market before Cdadstone moved that O'Donnell should i Pringa tdward island May 11. 1880 Agent for P. E. Island.) Grey and White Cetions, they sow the seed. Experiments enough | not be heard. i v ee eee he dead ket oo ute Prints. Sheetings, Shirtings, &e., | have been tried by farmers in different! [Purnell and A. M. Sullivan (Home nit . TOW WOITR AWN eps Paper Hangings and parts of the Island, to put the question of Ruiter) protested against the attempt to id RN iy SUR ANH ( y : the successful raising of the beet beyond 2a] silence a member. e (i : w 44. - Ji j j t Pa > BBE d = a5 tae } . 4 t ‘ . ie = a ber MAGS, | doubt. It will also stimulate the West| Sir Charles Dilke denied the allegations Vi OF ENGLAND. And a large stock of Superior Tea and other India trade. ae vessels that carry the | contained in O’Donnell’s questions. Nal vate Sanat (Groceries ; a few cases Concentrated Lye | CrUGe sugars, will require return cargoes to Mirch excite; a2 ws. Wl “ : Groe > afe ) | 2 e. Much excitement prevailed. Sir Stafford | TIME TABLE NO. 14. CAPITAL, . . TWO MILLIONS STERLING, in tin cans, for soap-making. Al ‘at}which the Island can largely contribute, | Nop theote docbted ticitonale metion as a easiest CU a eg — lowest possible prices for Cash. with ses, cat sheep ry, Do : iam ; | | NSURANCE effected on all kinds of Build owest po e prices for Cash ith horses, cattle, shee] , poultry, p tatoes, irregular, and the Speaker admitted that a Ll ’ . ‘ I aie, Movehdindlen d Produ See ae FRED. LePAGE & CO hay, white oats, fish hoops, staves and @/ imilar motion had not been made in two ti “ye . argh q . ne J » 4 é / . ° : * *. s « i t Summer? Arrangement. . in ae — and Produce, <Aiso, on ) \ hada. 3 ' * |variety of other articles which are always] \..7. ve | 5 : glad ae sll hai June 1, 1880—2aw } in demand in that market.” " p i final eg tage chs | —esitcilpinmnnoes Special rates for isolated resic ——b eenerncenienamarenseunane 5 Parne naily meved for the adjourn- -<a,- | ‘ Losses settled promptly. WV f | : WF: 7 cm ia ,] — : fn th } i pu} no ek ed ment of the debate. After an animated i To take effect Ju the 24th may, 1886, GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), BS if] ld i BHOUSEB., There and Here. discussion the motion was rejected. | = . soos : -— cal ; = fie Se + . . Dit TERATWe CHING Wre n-sgent for Prince Edward Island nes A member of the staff ofa leading New | N@tan moved for the adjournment of the nie a RAINS GOING W EST. June, 1877-- “wITD ¢ . . ‘ , . ‘i's ° ‘ " Mouse. ia on a - — FRESE Subscriber has now in Store the fel- | York daily, writing to a friend in St, John, : , : ‘ vue : lowing well assorted Stogk, consisting of |, cava - Gladstone persisted in his motion, and | ‘ a | , . o ; AN. ~>, SAVS . ‘ ’ i evsonn | worwine | ans | aa [(HE ORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE] soo tnnStcutries reat La Rhmepeh rg eg | Seidl cttntosdll edulis —ehundhlecet eS ee 100 bbls. Extra FLOUR, ‘*T sometimes meet St. John people and | matter drop, but O’Donnell refused. Na- 1h ' ne a dhiale od ain 50 bbis. CORNMEAL they tell me that business is dull, but im-|tan’s motion was then rejected. Nig Georget’n.. | Dp 7,20 am) Dp 3.25 pm| FIRE AND LiFe 20 bags Nos. 1 and 2 NAVY BREAD orowite : but despite all that is said and Lord Elcho tl ] ; Mi Cardigan...) © 7.40 “4 354 ode. Reigies wade Ne moAY, proving ; dpe * : ' ‘ sord Eile 10 then moved t 1e adjournment hii Mt Stew't.:Ar 8.40 “ [Ar 5.20 **! $2 A tn —. ge _,. | Choice Congou TEAS, hese ring teh which J know to be very | of debate, and after an animated discussion i ee ee ee ee a ne ey misleading, I feel that before another] and rejection of Elcho's motion. Gladstone Wee Souris ....'{Dpb6.80am Dp 2.50pm ‘ 10 puns. Barbados }) " +1, 2 gle : : : ¢ 4 i ait t Sarmony..| ** 648 “| © 2.53 * | ¢ ; 7 _—s Tr “a: , » MOLASSES, twelve months they will change their minds upon the understanding that O’Donnell iT 4 od "les was cel ce agg «| ; ® pane. .ymidad about New Brunswick, and get over the} »eanwhile give notice of questions, said he uM St Peters. seted ; 4,09 j ; + o hhds. } ‘ > >: ore > . : } ” . uc . a 4 2 ’ on Mgrell j ss SOR Fé $ 44 ** Of Edinburgh and London, 0 bbls Bright Porto Rico SUGA R, mania for cumming to tne mtates, and mark was willing to withdraw his motion. ti Seilite | 00 osm @ ae ws , 7 * words, you will soon see a sharp re- . i . Mt Stew't.; ** 8.40 “Ar 5.20 ** | Boxes and Caddies TOBACCO wag Phe ici beers oF Smet te O'Donnell then state , if Rae p hides lipase PES TABLISHED--IN 1809) jiny-spit Puan c. action on this point. You need not bel ne proposed to-ask his questions on Thurs I a Jol . 9.46 * v 648° Sut tbed Capital, $9.732.322.00 10 casks Washing SODA, alarmed about the so-called exodus, uniess day after which the House adjourned i se - | wg ; og on &) scr 7 ae a &¢ abe we f s ’ : 2 retour i : Jay aiarms P F r ; Chitown ..|Arl0.04 “ [Ar 7.10 «| Paid up Capek <" 1.910.60000) tone eee tie senaih ik tone. care. dalinneae Wee ond CONDENSED DESPATCHES . aren aot ee Le ke ‘ ' —, ” ° ” =U doz. AS! ALD; cp 1soine rare é 3, Wages ¢ i NA £ ‘ \ 7 | - ; P : 5 Ch'town .. Dp 6.5Gam)|Dp 9.25am) Dp 4.50pm 20 tins CREAM TARTAR, salaries here are very jow, and the expense] ‘The ; 3 x ie rt Sane y ur Transacts every description of Fire, Life] 29 eases pte t of living very high. Like England a ee that Colonel Gordon has gone Royalty Jc} ‘* 6.46 * if 9.56 | 5.13 and Anuity Business on the most favérable cs illuminating Rock OIL, it see: oe i eee S to China and is expected to receive high ee. 2 a sae Anuits 3 ; , 10 casks ; Pens is in the hands of old established firms, and | eoiymand there, has caused some dis- N Wiltsh’e| ‘* 7.24 “| “10.49 °* | 6.06 terns. . iL 3 casks MILK DISHES,, | | to get a footheld is extremely difticnlt. quietude in Russia Danton Ft r|.** 7.36 “+ LA ** | 6.25 Prre Derarrwent—Insurances may be ef- 10 doz. Assorted FLOWER POTS, aad “gi - i ’ . : ' ‘ a Bradalba’e ; § ww ** 11.43 éé sé 7.00 es fected at the Lowest current rates, 2 casks Nutritious CON DIM ENT fer horses The United ‘States 18 lio longer a Bon- Latest weerne from Shanghai Sav public i Cea't Vv Line! * S12 °5 $645.54 ** | *4 *. li “ Insurances upon Pablic and Private Build- and cattle, anza country to ilve In, except to those who feeling at I ekin 18 qineter on the Russo- f Kensingt'n; “‘ 8.40‘ | “12.30pm| ** 7.50 ‘* | ings effected on especially favorable cea el 200 boxes TIN PLATES, have secured their lay long ago. ‘To my | Chinese question. Ar 1.05 **| LOSSES settied with promptituce and liber- personal knowledge many St. John men

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STATIONS. | EXPKESS. | MIXED. MIXED. y any one getting as much as he received} ‘‘Atlanta.” i y = fe eae i . here. A journeyman tailor who had steady It is doubtful whether Abdurrahman Hi oceania nopary Serrano aS. 2. we oe oe | employment in St. John at $12 a week, is | Kh: ith hi e ; ; i Tguinn|Dp 1 pap aa GUARDIAN. | yi a aks ree Se ret | ca i Alberton..| * 2.25 “ Fd 300 “| 7 ) Cry Choice Sm oked, he could get steady employment at $15 a suit the Government. Yakoob Khan adh Hii Cases. 5-4 2 * 1 905 * FiRE AND LIFE ae week, and live, with his large family, on large hold on the sympathies of the people. i ' Sang the eg ge Oka -AT— a wes it ons — a mi “ee con = the strong family antagonism to itt Wellinet’'n| “ 4.39 “| “11.09 * = all his little savings moving to boston, and! Abdurraham recommended him for i a Ar 5.15 ** |Arl2.00 m SSuUTAaNn ce om an . BEER & GO FF’S. has nothing now te bring his family back. Ameership. =~ Summ'side Dp 6.00 “ | Dp 1.05pm! Dp 6.40am May 4, 1880. We hear like reports from painters, shoe-| ‘4 fire at Titusville, Pa., i d Kensingt’n; ** 6.25 “| * 1.40 “7 “* 7.16 a ~ ~ | makers, iron workers, and weavers. 7:5 > 6 URGE Con g | , trol. A tank mad verfi . corral 4 = Peete le Sara emo) THE ONLY DIRECT LINE ange [tone ante 8 Somos Bradalba’e | “* 7.00 ‘* | ** 2.29 **) © 8.05 * | Subseriped Uapita ; . : wo, VUY, ; Je Pp : . gs. + erate struggle " Hunter R’rj ‘* 7.28 °° | S07 **1 + O46 * 1. Y, 1s Gowards of 9,956.000 Mr. Gladstone’s financial Arrange- followed, but the: flames were subdued, Ht ee eT ie ee aoe Geka Total Invested Funds. pwards 0 2.956. ments. ene or loss Se aggregate $1,500,000, I : Ane AA : sh rincipal losses :—Acme Oil Co., stills, re- HN Royalty Je ee Dp 4.15 ‘ vee Total \oaval Income, : ; iM 790 T'O Boston. A cable despatch to the New Yerile press fined ol, ete, , $650,000 ; Keystone & Peck- Mil Ch'town ..| Ar 8.35 Ar 4.38 “| Arl0.16am 3 gives fuller details of Mr. Gladstone’s new | ering & Chambers, stills, tanks and eil, sii 5 | om | == ————~1 The undersigned having been appointed — financial arrangements than we hava yet | $000,000; Tidieute and Titusville Pipe M } i i

Ch’town .. Dp 4 00pm Dy Royalty Jc) ‘* 4 ;

ality. Lien DerartTMENt—New and Reduced pre- miuins for Dominion of Canada.

i. W. BPeBLots,

General Agent for P. EK. Island, Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. April 14, ’80—pat her ne sj kea tf eod

Agents at Charlottetown, are prepared to

50 blocks Grain-TLN, oO} pigs LEAD, + bars 14 COPPER, 2000 (2 bush.) GRAIN SACKS,

Allof which can be sold at lowest current rates, HORACE HASZARD,

61 Water Street. Ch’town, June 3, 1880-—2w eod

into - tine ten hk el

are wandering about in absolute distress, and others are employed at salaries they would not look atin St. John.”

The St. John Sun remarks: We hear similar reports from Boston. A young man who had $600 a year here, and scouted at it, is now glad to work there for $5 a week. A few others have been a little more fortunate, but we have not heard of

published. Mr. Gladstone’s proposals,

which we need scarcely say were adopted

The bark ‘‘ Exile” at New York, from Antwerp, reports May 10, lat. 44.34, long. 18.50, passed a large boat bottom upward, which had been a long time in the water, as it had «a lot of barancles on---also two large deck beams and the mast of a thousand ton ship that had been a con- siderable time in the water, and looked like a bright mast. The above is probably part of the wrecked British training ship

line, five tanks and oil, $125,000; about 30

dwellings and buildings, $20,000. The in-

‘ } er 6s} > 4s) 66 Sica ths ele : 2% «delete Saas a om Vy Mt Stew't. LAr & Oe eae) 1 mp Policies of Insurance against Fire on the Craam ape Corral] : Woreester by the House of Commons, are. all in the | strance is comparatively nothing. ! ' fe Stow err eee gg eee cereal RVELL BROS m "| direction of freer trade and lower duties} Trickett sails from Australia to-day for HH | gets “ 6 20 + “10.01 « ea er 1 801m 2am a it a __ | in the course of his speech Mr, Gladstone England, there to train for his race with Mi Hermony | “ 7.17 ** ("421.17 “ vharioveevown, Apr «1, © “ nm . H SI EAMERS are fitted with] said the malt tax was Teally a tax on raw Hanlan in November. ' Souris... |Ar 7.35 * |Arl1.40 ‘“ ay” superior Passenger Accommoda- material and a restraint on British indus- A Buenos Ayres despatch Says & Con it aapeee anemone. ate senses ——-—— | tien, arranged fer every convenience and} try, The beer tax will now be 6s, 3d, { mercial crisis is feared, a state of siege has He Mt Stew t.|Dp 5.35pm|Dp 8.55am comfort, and fitted up in elegant style. ry barrel He _ abolisl the license| been declared and gold is at 25 ) Cardigan ..| “* 6.35 ** {| *°10.21 °° soe eatin en Freicgut carried at moderate rates, and “as oF eee 7 ae a vest ieieeet te jremiun 6 ; late bi Georget’n..|Ar 6.55 “ |Arl0.50 “ Lote dae dha Caer toate ? fer public brewing and establishes a} l We W Bai fs Sere a | JUST LANDED i ewe eras, hanatea wien Heeme om private “brewing and riven] |W. W. Bailey, a farmer residing near N. B.—The Express Train from Souris and ‘Es ceentadtl tate ren “\the drawback upon the export of{Cario, Miss., was murdered Saturday bi Georgetown connects at Royalty Junction maths 3 beer. He replaces the malt tax by a] evening by a man named Spinney. :

with the Mixed Train from Charlottetown for the West, in the morning; and the Mixed Train from the West connects at Royalty Junetion with the Express Train from Char- lottetown for Cieorgetown and Souris, in the

afternoon. SLEX. MACNAB,

p™ STR. Alvamichi, another lot of 10 BARRELS “Montserrat Limetta Champagne,”

In lots of 1, 2 and 4 dozen, to suit buyers.

LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN Every Thursday, punctually at 6 p.m, LEAVE BOSTON very Saturday, punctually at noon,

tax on beer ; increases the income tax, and readjusts and increases the rates for li- cences for the sale of liquors. He esti- mates that these changes will preduce a surplus of £381,000. The estimated sur- plus of Sir Stafford. Northcote (former Chancellor of the Exchequer), is already

Sir Austin Layard has arnived, and had an interview with Earl Granville.

——e ee ire.

Financial.

Tue followiug are the selling rates for Ex- change at the banks here :~

; Supt. and Engineer. — aan (2 Wb UE swallowed up by £200,000 for necessary | London—sight 104........ per cent. prem. Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 20, 1850. WW. Peg DAWSON & OO. C A at ELL BROS., supplementary estiinates. Mr. Gladstone a. days. +++seet.... OF per cent, eee pat pres ber ar ne sp sj kea pio 61 May 31, 1880—tf 2 ov aiaeele AGENTS. | said that the condition of Indian finances} New York—cheque....... percent, ‘* ~~ 7 retreatment, | rae ee ee ae “4 } of h’town, June 3, 1889—2aw mw, ar pat rendered it necessary to provide for a larger a re FOS s percent, ‘*¢ tlah! 0 t { 5 | if} RAE RESTA UJ RANT Lae Ss ie Eee ee oe surphis.. In view of the negotiations with | “0Mtreal, Loronto, etc... 4 percent. * ti ' * 2 s ie ic a $ y Valuabie 4 roper y or d G, a For Sale or to. Let France he asked for authorization to reduce Halifax. ee ae ate net ie $ percent. ** —_—_—-— aie ir HAT Freehold P ‘ “ith § ; t of the duties on wine to sixpence per gallon “ poy ant +0 Ve ee és 3 per ae ‘ ail m., > ~~ 48D reenola Property, with a iront of| or of decrees o hile ‘strength sandi- tiene. eee = per cen $99 74, in the firs ” if fee Sy r Street . Son . : , > co ; Charlottetown; having a front of 67 feet, Dor- - Ru t r DEPOT. saat 16 lone fon a cea tee itiaaean ie reductions to be dependent upon obtaining Remedy for Hard Times

Chester Street, and running back 80 feet, to gether with the buildings thereon erected. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Ropcson & MeLgop Charlottetown. Sept. 18, 3879.

— ee enemaeem ater ee oem

Bones.

jhe’ undersigned will pay fifty cents Casia

Bones.

—_ eee

ryXHIS First-class Establishment (situated

on Grafton Street, one door east of Beales’ corner) is now open for the accommo- | dation of the public. Everything to be found in a first-class Oyster and Refreshment Saloon | always on hand. Being conducted by an ¢x-— perienced person, satisfaction is guaranteed. | Our up-stairs Lunch Rooms are neatly and

be turned into one Dwelling by unlocking a door, Apply on the premises to

MRs. BOSWALL, April 26, 1880—tf

New Fruit!

NX 8S. S. ‘PRINCE EDWARD,”’—

tastefully arranged, and far excel anything of 74 ;

the kind in the city. Cali and see for your- ,

Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates,

a reduction in the French duties on English goods. He announced that the Government intended toask for £30,000 for the construction of piers for the Irish fisher- ies. He said the Government had no definite p@»sil as yet regarding Indian finance. tie explained that the financial effect of the reduction in wine duties weuld be a loss on the net revenue of from £230,000 to £260,000 annually. The advantage of

Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style. Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more real and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop the foolish habit of running aiter expeusive and quack doctors or using so much of the vile humbug medicine that does you only harm, and makes‘the proprietors rich, but put your trust in the greatest. of al} simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see bet-

‘ t. for all benes delivered at the| selves. | : abolishing the malt tax would be the| ter times and Sealth . See st Bene’ Mill, in the Ro alty. No quantity A. McDONALD, | Grauges, Lemons, Nuts, &¢., | liberation of malt as food for cattle. The } of it in ae column, eee ; less thaw ene cwt. (112 lbs) taken. June 3, ’80—Im mths Proprietor. + 4T— loss to the revenue from changing the malt taal Re PRED. W. HYNBMAN one ; tax to a beer tax is estimated at £1,100,000,)) oLark’s pr ND pus’ Agent, UY the DAILY EXAMINER for the BEER & GOFF s. but in the future there would be an ¢s-| Unrivalled for ee DUST POLISH,—-

Chitown,’ Pee. |, 1879

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