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rdict Clairvoyant, Osborne House. >

4 WARNING Che ladies of St. James’ Churel ud holding their Tea and Fancy Sale early in March i

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Tae Maics.— The special train to Summer. | side 1s been cancelicd and the mails trans. ferred to the Pictou route,

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Scott Acr.~—-Eight Scott Act cases at the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court this forenoon. \l] were adjourned untill Monday.

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Pus Ocp Story.—The Transcript reports that a Moncton lawyer received $5 last Satur. day tor defending a suit for 90 cents. His client won, but is just $4.10 out.

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EpiscopaL Vuistr.—His Lordship Bishop | Mclatyre, accompanied by Rev. Father Gal. | lant, visited St. Patrick's School to-day, and | expressed himself as highly pleased with the neatness and order visible throughout.

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Fout PiLay Scspecreo.— Patrick Kelly was found dead in his room at Kingstoa, Ont.. on Sunday. The room was full of gas. As a| chair was found beneath the gas jet, foul play | is suspected and the police are inv« stigating,

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Reticious Services.—Rev. J. Hutchison, M. A., will (D. V.) officiate at North Be. deque on Sabbath first, the 18th inst., at 11 o'clock a. m. ; and at Summerfield, at 3 p. m. The people may arrange among themselves about driving from place to place.

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SaLe AND Tka.—-Remember the Fancy Sale and Tea in aid of the Charlottetown Baptist Church, to be held in Merket Hall on Wed- nesday, December 2lst. Bazaar will open at 2p.m. Teaon the tablesat5 o'clock. Ad- fnission to Hall 10 cents; tea and 3) cents

admission

ities Hovokssty Acourrrep.—The investigation clarge of drynkefffess against’ Mar- shal Flynn was concluded this afterncon, and he was honorably acquitted. John Ellis swore that the Marshal was perfectly sober on the night Costello says he was drunk, and the Marshal on vath said he had not drank spirituous liquors for the past two years. ibis

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PersonaL.—Hon. 5. Prowse, Murray Har- bor, is registered at the Rankin.

>». McMillan, the youthful stamp vendor, who has for years past been a familiar tigure in the Post Office corridor, is, we regret to learn, dying of consumption at his mother's residence, Great George Street. He has been contined to his bed but three or four days.

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CapTuRinG A Stiti.—The Pictou corres- pondent of the Moncton 7mes reports that early on Monday morning special officer Char- les Curless and excise officer Geo, J. Camp- bell made a seizure of a complete still and worm andthe Head of a sécond atill, from Duncan Fraser, of Cariboo. The Inland Revenue Department will likely prosecute

Mr. Fraser. chitin

A Cavtion..—The names of a number of young gents (?) who have been found trespass- ing on the Exhibition Grounds, Government Farm, have been handed to the Secretary by James Rush, caretaker of Exhibition buildings and sheds. All parties frequenting the pond are hereby warned not to interfere in any way with the said buildings or sheds. To ac- commodate skaters, an opening has been made in the bridge, a favor which should not be abused.

M. Bergys AssaiLant.— Aubertin, who shot M. Ferry, is an educated man, and has

ublished a number of school books. His andlady says misfortunes maddened him, and that he isa dangerous lunatic. His father hung himself because of tailure in business Aubertin’s violent whimsical temper drove his wife toseek divoree. On one occasion he tried tokill her. He has travelled through Germany, Enzland and Belgium, and been in prison for blackmailing.

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JAPANESE Goops.—Particular attention is directed to the great auction sale of Japanese (Goods by A Me Neill, on Monday next, Dec. 19, at Il oclock, in Stevenson's Building, Queer Street. This special shipment is direct from the Museum of Art and Manufactures, Japan, comprising very rare and curious art objects, &e., together with numerous articles of general utillty. The whole has been selected and catalogued by an expert of much ex eenee, and forms, in its ensemble, a most valuable selection of Japanese curiosities and manufactures. The shipment includes many articles admirably adapted for complimentary presentation.

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A Nakxnxow Escarpe.—Monday's express train from Halifax had a narraw escape when oréssing the Polleigh Mountain. When be- tween Polleizh and Wentworth stations, the engine struck a quantity of mud and rock, which had rolled down the mountain side, The pilot was smashed and four trucks of the thrown from the rails, the drivers remainin, iu position. The train was delay- ed an hour and a half in consequence. The place where the accident occurred is known as flat slope, with the mountain on one side of the track aad the valley on the other. Con- siderable work was done at this point during the last season; and all the loose earth and rocks removed from the mountain side above the urack, The alide was no doubt due to the action of frog} followed by the heavy rains, Icis frightiyl to contemplate the re- st.'t of a possible accident while crossing the Pulleigh Mountains-— Moncton Times.

> He Died Away From Home.

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INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT EDWARD KELLY, WHO DIED AT GRAND FORKS, DAK., IN SEPTEMBER LAST.

Postmaster Brecken, a few days ago, re- ceived the following letter which speaks for itself

To the Postmaster, Charlottetown, P. E£. I.:

Six,—A young man named Edward Kelly, die at Grand Forks, on the 17th September last. He was from Charlottetown, P. E. I. I was first acquainted with him in Manitoba, Where he lived several years before coming here. He was working harvesting with me when he took sick of fever ahd died ina week's time. | took him tg the hospital here aud did al] [ could ta help him, I buried him decently, paid hospital and doctors fees, and saw that he had his clergy before he died, I could not obtain the address of his people, he died so yuickly. He told me his people lived near Charlottetown, He was a man about five feet, nine inches in height and weighed about two hundred pounds. I think he told me his father’s name was Patrick Kelly, and that his father was Irish and his mother Scotch. Show this letter to his father if you can find him ; if not have it put in the papers. Any farther information can be obtained upon writing to

Henry HamMMonD, , Grand Forks, Dak.

Grand Forks, Dec. 6, 1887.

Any person knowing of the dead man's pareuts oy relatives should at once con}-

THE DAILY EX AMIN:

Local and Other tems. _ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

| Was appointed to submit to the

| closed doors,

rR . ‘ > *]* . (Sprota, Desparouxs To Tuk EXaMINeR.

The Landlords Resolve.

Dusty, Dee. 13. At a conference of landlords a delegation CGovern- ment that the landowners of Ireland were entitled to compensation for losses sustain- ed through the action of the Government in

| reducing rents toa greater extent than

justified, by economical causes, depriving

the landowners of a revisionary interest tute the occupancy of the soil, lessening the reliable receivable value of judicial!

reuts, depriving the landowners of the right to obtain the best rent a solvent tenant is able t» pay in the open market. The delegation will claim the landowners entitled to a direct pecuniary grant.

Police Investigation. Montreat, Dee. 13.

Before Judge Desnoyes to-day, the in- Vestigation into charges against Fahey, Neagle and Bureau was continued with Detective Maxwell gave de- tails a3 to admissions made by Fahey and Neagle and as to visits made by him to different places in his capacity as the “Kid” who was to crack different safes. Some doubt is expressed as to who Detective Wilson is. Fahey says he is not the man he represents himself to be and his reeord will not bear investigation. Fahey still claims that he is being persecuted. —

French Politics.

Parts, Dee. 13.

President Carnot’s message was submit- ted to the Chambers to-day. He advocates a policy of concord and appeasement, and urges the adoption of practical reforms for the improvement of the finances. He says the Chambers, in assisting the Government, will execute a programme which will give Europe the precious pledge of France’s ardent desire to contribute to the consoli- dation of general peace, and facilitate the development of good foreign relations.

Murder Will Out.

Truro, Dec. 13. The boy Robert Welsh, aged 14 years, has been committed for trial at the Su- preme Court for killing Clifford at Trure, and Mrs, Kent, Clifford’s paramour,who advised the boy to mix the shot with salt,

and fire, has been jailed as an acceggary,

Obituary,

Hanrax, Dec. 13. Patrick Ryan died on board the steamer Bonavista this morning fron: Panama fever, contracted at Aspinwall. He was one of the crew of the brigt. Delia, wrecked ‘n the West Indies, and was brought home via Aspinwall. :

British Parliament, Lonvon, Dec. 13. The Cabinet has decided to re-assemhle Parliament February 7th. The Gevern- ment will try to limit the debate on the Address in reply to the Queen’s speech to one week. ;

Charges Dropped.

Paris, Dec. 153. The court arrangement has pronounced that no case is established against M. Wil- son, and the charges have been dropped.

Civie ERlection. Boston, Dec. 13. The mayoralty contest to-day resulted in the re-election of Mayor ©’Brien for an- other term.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Dec. 13—14 a. m. Winds mostly westerly, fair weather; not much change in temperature.

Reformatory Notice.

THe members of the committee which was formed some time ago to promote the establishment of an Industrial School, or Reformatory, in Charlottetown, are still im- pressed with the urgent necessity of such an institution; but up to the present date only a smal] sum, now in the Savings Bank, has been collected towards the necessary funds for commencing operations. The Bank book being in Mrs. Edward Palmer’s possession.

The local Government has already pre- vided a certain aniwunt in this direction, to be appropriated bythe Stipendiary Mag- istrate at his discretion, when youthful offeuders are brought before him. Dona- tions to this fund, sent in from various parts of the Island, would, with the above named syms, quickly establish this much needed and inexpensive enterprise,

During the winter months there are always idle tradesmen and women to be found, who could, for a small amount, teach these boys and girls various useful occupations, which ought to include some branches of housework.

Will the true-hearted Philanthrophists, scattered throughout the Island, think this matter over, and so far as lies in their power promote its success!

BIRTH.

At Sackville, N. B., on the 6th inst., the wife of Principal Borden, af the Ladies’ Col- lege, of twins, both girls,

MARRIED.

On the 13th inst., by the Rey. James Car- ruthers, Mr, Samuel Ings, of Pownal, Lot 49, to Miss Charlotte Isabella, youngest daughter of Samuel Drake, Esq,, of Vernon Rivtr,

DIED.

At Rollo Bay, onthe 9th inst., of croup, Henry Bernard, the six year old child of Evariste and Elizabeth Ann Gallant.

At Bonshaw, on the 4th December, after five months’ illness, which she bore with Christian patience and resignation to the Divine Will, Margaret, the dearly beloved wife of Peter Vissey, aged 65 years, leaving 4 sorrowing hushand, two sons ana four daugh-

wynicate with elthyr Mr. Brevkim or Mr. | Hataronk.,

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Avetion Sate.—Choice Fruit, &c., to-moi row, Thursday, Dec. 15th, at 11 o'clock. See advertisement, —A, MoNEILL, Auctioneer.

G. M. Haris will sell on Thursday next at 11 o'clock, a very fine lot of winter keeping a whic ihe carefuily selected while in Halifax last weck. Every barrel warranted, adver

; ‘ For Fer Guods read Stanley Bros.

tisemeiit.

CALL early and pick out your Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &e. that you want en gtaved with name, initials or motto which will be done without extra charge at G. H. Laylor’s, North Side Queen Square,

Picture Frame Movuupryas, wholesale and

Fork Saue.--A few gallons of Ciasoline

(highest grace).— Mark Wright & Co. SOMETHING new in ladies’ rubber vossamers

reveived at Beer Bros. Special values at $1.30,

$1.60, $2.50, $4.30, 35, and 46.50.

dee 13, 2ins A LakGe stock of Boys’ and Girls’ Sleighs

offered during the holidays at cost.—Mana

Wriout & Co,

THE WHELAN MONUMENT.

A MEETING will be held in the Cameron — Block, at Warburton & Smallwood’s oftice, Charlottetown, on TUESDAY, the 20th of Dec., inst., at 8 o'clock, p.m, forthe purpose of sub- mitting plans and estimates for Whelan Monu- mént and making arrangements with regard thereto. All parties interested are requested to attend

All the Members of the Committee, appointed at ‘he Morell(Réar) Mee'ing, are expected to be present,

1. C. UNDERHAY,

GEORGH W, HOWLAN,

A. B. WARBURTON, Members of Committee.

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| OVERCOATS,

OVE RCOATS, SUPES,

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Cheapest Clothing on P. E. Island. Come and see for yourselves.

Ch'town, Dec. 5. 1887,

iwet Deceived.,

COME FO THE STORE WH”. RE THE BIG BARGAINS ARE.

SUITS, OVERCOATS,

iL. kK. PROWSE keeps the Largest, Best and

L. EK PR OW SE,

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FOR 1888.

It is the Par Excellenca of Annuals, Everybody Should Have One.

15 CENTS FACH.

For Sale by Dealers throughout the Island, also on Regular Passenger Trains.

THEO. L. CHAPPELLE,

DiAMOND BOOKSTORE. Ch'town, P, if. I., Dec. 12. 1887.—4i eod pat her sj

BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT WATSON’S

Dec, 7, 1887—tf

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Tis Anniversary Meeting of the Young Men’s Christian Assocjation will be held in the

Y.M- OC A. HALL,

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Monday, the 19th Instant.

Addresses wiil be delivered speakers. C-ood music provided. Chair taken at 8 o'clock, p. m. Vhe public are invited. J. D. SEAMAN, . President. CHAS. LEIGH, Jr., Secretary.

by prominent

Ch'town, Dec. 16, 1837.

BOOKS! BOOKS! At the Bible Derository.

UST ARRIVED.—Boys’ and Girls’ Own,

Child’s Companion. Our Darlings, Quiver, and alot of other Magazines and handsome Books, suitable for Xuias; also Xmas Cards in great variety, all very. cheap.

Bibles and Teztaments always on hand

M. F. ELLIS, Upper Queen Street.

Dee 1, 1887—eoxl

FURNESS STEAMSHIP CO’Y,

HALIFAX AND LONDON.

is intended that those Steamers shall make the following. sailings:

Halifax te Lendon:

8.8, Ramarag....-+-+.25.+..+........about Dec. Lith ee er Aer about Jan. Lith

London to Halifax ;

S. S. British Qusen,.... Wicks sauccaeek Dec. 3 SO Tea, censecss.oc0senee,.,.. S00ut Dee. Mh

Tt Dec. 31s

Good Passenger Accommodation.

Freight both ways at low rates.

Through Bills'of Lading fram ail points on P. E. Island, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, to Continental anu other ports. ;

For Rates of Freight and other particulars

apply to W. W. CLARKE, or to Agent at Charlotietown, P. H. 1, PICKFORD & BLACK,

Halifax. Dec. 7. 1887.—3m:os

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settled before the Ist of January. If not they |! will be pladed iaa lawyers hands for collection, |

J.C. SPRAGUE Nov! 30, dy wy Sm.

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\ KE offer our entire stock of Cloths, Hats and Caps, Fu Goods and Men’s Furnishings at a Discount of 20 Per Cent. The best stock of

UVERGUATS, REEFERS AND SUITS

in the city, and we offer these at a Discount of 25 per cent.

Our Goods are all marked in plain figures, and are new and

fresh this Fall. :

There is no delusion about this. advertisement. We mean just what we advertise.

In our Tailoring Department we guarantee entire satisfac- tion, or no Sale,

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His Excelkency Count Von Fel binger, of the Ausirian Court.

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Queen Street,

\ ANTED-—A Servant Girl for general house- work; good references required. Apply to

No. 388 Kent Street. King Square. decid 3i

WANTED—A small property (a mile§ or two out of Town), having on it a never-failing ssring of water. Information of such please furnlsh toto “C. B.,” P. O. Box 53, Charlotte- town, or this office. decl3

CARRIAG ES, Coaches, &c.. stored for the winter in large, dry barn; $2.00 for the sea- son.—D. O'M, Reddin, dec9 6i

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED — At Mrs.

McLean's. Hillsborongh Street, between Dor- chester and King, octl9 eod tf

W ANTED—A cook; references required. Ap- ply to Mrs. F. L. |Taszard, Euston Street. dec7

O LET—A House on King Street, near the

Railway; also. House and Stable on Pleasant Street, —William Dodd. dec’ tf

FoR SALE —A good Milch Cow, newly calved. Apply to Horace Haszard. decé tf

T° LET.—The Surgery and Consulting Room in the City Hotel, Great George Street, hitber- to occupied by Dr. Warburton. Apply e: the London House or to Dante! Davies, Dundas Ee planade. nov 18

OR SAILE—On time, or to let for a term of

years, the Houre and premises on School St., occupied by the late Mrs Maber Apply to Mir. Weldon, in Law Courts, nov23 4i gua2 wks

POTATOES. ~The subscriber can supply 5,000

bushels of prime stock Chenangesand Riue

Potatoes at his wharf, Beach Point, Murray

Harbor South, to any sehooner that cannot fill

up at Western harbors. This harbor never

freezes up before Xmas. and the wharf is at the mouth of the harbor.—-DANIEL ~~ s a Jec, 2 1°87

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