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~— 1ose who liste: a to | " MAY 18, 1883. Sacred Musie in St. James’ Kirk, last night, | hve dapatheals ; prize $20. »¥ — ‘TION, at our Salesroom, corms | coald nes saan wins ; aa vosiat home, | ‘This ev ening will be tully taken up wo of Qneen aud Water Streets, on . : Pi a ‘entertainments. The streets, stores ant A Promise Breaker. not only well le sed, but conscious of . 4 y \y i, th j . é i having had the as hetter natures influenced | residences in the city and Portland will : Sa Ut 4, by , etna 1 ae lnot a little. Perfect decorum and or der} igmianted and the firemen will have . : ‘ ve ee eee , ae . ‘ ' ta) ie pite of the many op- ur and torchlight procession, whicir will start | a rs AT ELEV EN ia » » ras . Pere mammtained, in spite ¢ andy YP , ripal | hotce ; peting, by the Grit orgar, of Mr, Davies lcaptuutiies GMered for & spo ntaneous dis- vat 7.30 p. m., and go through the princi, al Hent street and King , Guare. A choice assortment of doings at Ottawa, there ts not ove word || ay of ai Some changes had to be | streets of the city. bloom) compriring Plana ° . te ‘ appiaus yn i Vv f ubout his promised action ou the EF isher Vv cS ad .. th yn ramme iiss Finlay did | At nine o cloc k there will be a grand dis- ansitine 6 amas () ae ee Hy liotropos Be : ; : . ig ° i? > rower isé f iou : Award. The Session is Beary Over, yet! not appear, neither Mr, Cant ner Mr. Reed | play of fireworks on King Square. | aaa Seen and “i nothing is done on this question. Can it) pouu l ren: ler their solus because of indisp»- etal NOoTI E © Eid PUBLIC. The above are y a . sears. | i xtraditi Jase. Cc i L # above are B°Od hang ; be that all the boasts and promises made | sition, Dr.Creamcr was absent, and Pot puryatasegnir eg sv | for acction, ure far capetne Bot forced by Mr Davi ies on this {pee have Karle and W — n ‘3 piano duet t had to re | REE hs tesincthenesi etoc k. J aad 4 ads eiiiell van ' | omitted. But the only change unnecess ary, | On Wednesday morning last, His Honor | Be ie bedhelens 10 = *VADOrA, et i a t ess 2 a! Y . ' ? tangible thee thin air? Sweety Jand, therefore, unpardonable, was due, | Judge Savary delivered judgment on the HAVING PROCURED TUE SERVICES OF celebrated nuveery of "Thomegey tem tangible than thin ‘wh ' urely ut niet" ve c hanced to hear, to the unwillingness | cas» of Roger Amirault, which has just been | Esq. pew be vas the man whose wont it is to first ed ronel I 1 at Digby N. S. The learned | : a a certain choir to appear fir on € 1c neluded ¢ uv Ys a. A | fi t F CAMP display so much bounce om the stump. has) program: a place of honor, by the way. |jadye, after reviewing and sitting thor-| Ary Experienced and Proficient Yoreman, BELL & may ined: his valour to ooze away like that Yet. the programmes was not too aeett 80 oughly t the w evidencn given, was of ‘opinion | Ch't town, May 16.—3i e we F it. | that it was sufticiently conclusive to warrant | vee of Bob . Acre at the critical moment ? The |x poe us had been th e arangers of 1 nas 3 > ‘IR Ty G -—~ hh sak leetors of Queeu’s County may well ask | several choirs acquitted themselves} Amiranit’s extradition to the Massachusetts | FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF + ae ) ay fe ~~ mt well: but that of the Bible Christian Church authorities. The following is the conciusion . ead

themselves the question,

: fexcelled. It comprised only tive members; | of His Honor’s judgment: —It iz clear from a represeniatiy e at Ottawa. w ho has | at their range of voice was 580 extended, | the depositions tendered on Friday and FURNITURE OF ALL CLASSES gained his position by most deceptive their sya wthy with each others expres-| which [have since concluded to receive, 5 promises. in addition to the extracts} sion so iatmate, and their conception and] that the prisoner, when he left his employ,

already published from Mr. L

if they have not

.H. Davies |

on of their parts so accurate

in te rpret it

|}went to Gloucester, and it is possible that

The Public may except, and will receive, prompt attention to any orders

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Election Card, and his letter to Tre| they merited an enviable estimation, > his story of his adventures there may yet! ehtsh we are teccred With. , Examiner of the 12h of April, 1881, {above that ofan ordivary especially = 4 prove partis ony. t — antially waet I m ; Ss? PAMERS: sales bs we will give ove other extract from a choir. Miss Knight - ees voice (# th | aware tans ~ — ration wou | more BEDROOM S iTS will be sold from this date cheaper than ever offered eT 3 ' ao . lseems to us to have even improved of late)| appropriately influence the determination : Carrali. 8 at tong, f

letter published by him in Tae Exam- ltld throughert, and her rendition of the | of a trial, than a preliminary examination this Province. “ 9 Vie WW apt. Brown, : IneR Of the 23rd of April, 1851. In that isolo in Toplife’s beautiful setting of “Con-| like this. That teial, | have the satisfaction A very large lot of CHALRS will be sold at cost to make room for the new Pecan bo tone Ws bay Ua letter he said : — i sider the Lilies,” was faultless. St Jomes’|of knowing, will in the State of Mas-achu-! Stock. ’ ty

‘S92 ts Durély a question between th | Chureh choir sang a selection from pape» | se tts be a iair = en one, 4 ae PARLOR SUITS selling ce} heaper than ever offered before to the = NE of the above ve FIRST-OLasg’ : P Domit ion. and ‘ Ursel ves, ind, as WwW ill he very ¢ tie -etive ly in which Mr. Reed's ry | by an able ¢ md al nah } Y < a An exe ‘ollent assor:ment of i UR N iT URE COV ERING just receive ERS will leave Shik sven, has nethirg at all in common with |was very go od - eprte of his oa | Couns: L A ee - ee ruts 7 i : . : . . h Don’t the claims made by the other Maritime | | Zien Church and the Wesley an Choir are | has eg p rpetrates on & lacy of esti- te Call apd examine our Stock before purchasing elsew ere. oD eel al eel dik i’ Piita sn ons has | 2 rood and fu S and ¢ teal uted sev ral = j mable character, 5 a manner and under | forget the place,—~ al’ (j te iwi lor Bastin parsed an opinion. Your con- | lee tions last nig it, which were good, on _ eens which om the tenderest 4 Ethane thefctore, that those members a | Wile, but a ittle’ more general eulrure is] sympathies ef our nature ; and humanity, PE. I. FURNITURE WAREROOMS: every Parliament who voted against our claim, still needed. Mrs Ma — McLeod sang | an d pub lic justice unite with treaty men liga- wil “pe subdmiited on bebalf of the Maritime Pro-! ae} will praise hee O Lord’ with ne rusnal tions in the demanding from us eve Ty aid: in May 16—eod 2w THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ATSP.4, vibthe #énerslly, aloo repudiated our special | perfect taste. This sco o and Mrs. W. Long- jour power req! wed by ihe authorities : f PASSENGERS will find gant claim. is not « vor Pee t. The ouly members of | *' rth’s ** Resignation were, with the i the beigborting State In sheir efforts to dis wadl aan pleasant tri ae I edie dee WR Rat ee eed we axe the <n Tnees above me nvioned, the most de- cover and bring to punishment the perpe- | detinns an nth aeaaiie azo aple 4 Government Poa by Sir Je hin and ineludin liv rhif al niin De “ on the progran me. : Miss trator ol #0 Foul a deed. Le 18 With this bi be , Ee ae 7 See ee. tT oil's Max nn arlane’s S lo, too, aud Mi-s M. Me- | view and in this spirit that L have tried to * CARVELL dulge the hope that our representatives wi 1| Leod’s were “both excee ingly pretty, and / discharge, aud | trust, nave succeeded in q not be unsuccess(ul. MAKFUVLLY AXD BOUDLY | w were rendered very sweetly. No hap pier | | discharging ite duty devolving uper me, s taPooGux weabiee To SUBMIT OUR CLAIM ON ITS BASIS ro THE | %° ries of Solos cou'd possibly have b en se- | But | also fee! that it would be unfair to the 2 ae ay 17, 1883.~-pat Hovse oF Commons. end claim there a rote | i lee ted Mr. Vi: mier mbe contributed one | prisoner to suppress the doubts by which I -O. . ale ~~ fo, ' lof bh uch enjoyed Violin’ Solos, and | am embarrassed. Western { f}} t tm support of it. ot bis ao ae ; ’ : : ; : bi e I 188

'Mr. Fletcher two Cornet Solos—the} A sister of the prisoner has been in Dig- es « e ‘

We ask »gain. what did all this mean?| latter of « hich, though impromptu and| by several days, and is quite insane. In ~ PPing and wumm.r mporta icns. e Has Mr Davies broken his promises on|kindiy tendered, had not been suf-| explanation of the reference to Sauluict’s LABGKERS WA) this question at the command of Mr. | flici n ly practised to «ffer publicly even | evidence, it should be stated that Saulnier t t Biak& who could hardly a second time|"* substitute. Seldom does a Char-/| testified thas Amirault confessed to him i. —_—o—-—— ° LABORERS wane 3

shirk a vote upon it in the Commons? Or was the promise only made with the intention of violating it after it bad served the purpose of getiing the votes of the electors ?

lottetown audience enjoy such a nice con cert as’ last night’s was, for defects were ‘exceptionally few. We trust it was a finan- cial success,

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Lovaliate Gantentid.

i having committed murder.

Valuab.e Business Stand AT AUCTION.

WE HAVE FINISHED OPENING

165 Cases and Bales Eugtish, : 6) 6” * Canadian one American

Si} lo ) Wests ra Counties Railwa} io and Yarmouth, N.p, |. Wages to good men $' 25 per Three to Five mouths work, Mr. W. Fraser, our Agent, al Rocklin House, ¢ ‘harlottetown, @

om af ad the,

_—o-— «+ —-—- + ee ee , D. 1Y, the 2°’nd inet, from eed The Historical Painting. (From our own Correspondent.) itr awl wishing to engage can get fu'l y a —_- Se 5 + Ne Bs. May 18 \ ) E are instructed by P. G, FRASER, it si Ir is a matter of great satisfaction to ° : ’ vr ae , a ; E-Q, to sell by AUCTION, on Genbral Seulitl : : o-day the one hundreth anniversary o int every Islander interested in the success wer. tee. reat re ; oN a BI Yarmouth, N. S., May 17-—#i ° é i” 2 aye Sts § b y ceie- » a of his fellow countrymen to kmow, that | @¢ Landing of the Ley ali Rees ee: PURSBAY, 29th INSi es ee : vs brated on a grand scale here. The pro- ‘ Pe the contract for executing the proposed! ..imime for the davs sport is a long ana | # leven o'clock, on the premises (unless pre WAN historical painting, commemorating the! varied one. The proceedings Geile dlaned- aaa pneee of by ee maieh she 7) ‘Bought bbtlcsanis frenma the Best Liouses. 4 By . . . ** . : ° - , or ‘ s1V 2% y ne st co . _—= + “s Confederation of the Britixh American! rated by a Centennial watch night service | pn % “Shy Cecupled By the sax a : . ie i oS “ : Fraser as a Drag Stere, with his leasehold ins at a ‘E.WO good Can Makers, ons Provivees, is to be awarded to Mr. |in Centenary Church last evening, bezinn- | interest therein, including the right of pur- i man t» take charge Pr eeners Pserie. of ae Mr. Harri~ be Sic aa aaa aay Ti + ge whagprecn chase. Sale positive. Our Stock will be found complete in all Departments, aad w.ll be constantly | Shop. Apply at the Fi b Marke’ isa well- v0 t t ‘an- : : we See 5 oh a well-kvown and bighly talented Can ott, wets NER Aly “ebbont. "ay oe CAMPBELL & RAYDEN, replenished throughout the summer. | May'17~3i

ad an artist. who, for the past four or five years. has beev engaged iv prosecuting his s'udies in the three great Art centres of the world. London—Paris and Rome. Among Canadian Artists, it is readity admitted by all critics, that he stands pre-eminently first. We congratulate Mr. Harris, and hope that, before long, his name will be as well avd favorably kvown op the other side of the ocean as it is in Canada. The Right Hon. Sir John MeDonald, referring to the matter in the course «f a speech in the House of Commons, said of Mr. Harris :—

**So far as the painting iteelf is con- cerned he quite agreed with the hon. gentiem»n. Mr. Laurier, that they would hav? in M~. Harris an artist who had al- ready obtained a c:lebrity in Europe, and whe, if he were sp:red, would add honor to C nada. We eonld not expect all those Canadians Who distinguished themselves in this way to remain in Canada; the centres of art and civilization, like London and Paris, would certainly atiract @ great por- tion of this talent. but whether they were

in Canada, in Enyland or in France, they Hose cart of No. 1 Company. SELLON & BUNS’ |snits and ladies’ mantles. Ready-made Clothing Department is well stocked, and at cheaper | this office.

were Canadians. and would do honor to Driver of Engine No. 2. prices than ever, UlHERI Sid aie Pens

Canadian genins and Canadian ability.| Engine No. 2 SPECIALTY COMPANY VV xen IMMEDIATELY~A 000K. ’

They might be taken away in order to

o'clock this morning a Centennial Salute of fifty guns was fired by No. 1 Battery Ariillery—this Battery being the represen- tative of the original formation of a battery formed and had its first parade on May 18, 1793, and which is probably the oldes: corps in the Dominion, A second salute of 50 guns was also fired. Immediately after these salutes, representatives of the Loyal ists sailed up the river in a steamer gaily decorated, as far as the market landing. The firemen’s procession was a brijliant affair. They marched around the princi- pai streets in the following order.

The visitivg firemen, including Charlotte- town co tngent, Pictou, St. Stephen, Woodstock, Portland and Carlron.

The Salvage Corps and any visiting corps of the same character.

The Hook and Ladder Company with their appurtenances.

The Chief Engineer, St. John.

The three District Eavineers.

Driver of Engine No, 1.

Kngine No. 1.

Foreman of Engine, Ne. Assistant Forenuan. Hosemen of No. 1 Company.

R.

Foreman «f Engine No. 2.

Auctioneers, Ch town, Moy 18.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

Coban, Sallon and Burns’

Grand Triple Show,

Including the famous Origina] and Only

JERRY COMAN'S

IRISH MINSTRELS,

lrish Brigade Band and Orchestra,

HEALY & COHAN’S HIBERNIANA

The Best Panorama of Ireland’s Scenery extant, and

70;

We invite the Inspection of Cash Buyers.

GEO. DAVIES & CO.

Ch’town, May 15, 1883.

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS

me 80 Freee a

J. B. MACDONALD

ie now showing a magnificent stock of Staple and Faney Dry Goods, Millinery and Clothing, bought in the “English, American and Canadian markets,on the very best terms. I am in a psition to give my customers and all who favor me with their patro age the very best value to be had iu the city.

Special attention is directed to the aplendid range of Worsted Cloths for gentlemen’s

CUSTOM TAILORING.

Notice of’

ee ee

\ RS. MACIEAN re 19D ladies of Cherlo'teiown that removed to Quecn Sircet, next a Catter’s Contection ry "Sore hopes to secure a continuance ¢ age s@ liber liy bestowed ia her prey place of business. _Alsn, that she bps

Millinery taher stock, and bag ea a tie mewest sbayers in Hats pooergge | Fiowers, Feathers, ete, ina) creat Laces in Black, Brown, Cream and

New Buttons, Siw Fyj lings, Ruckles, Cauva*ses, ete, Work expreied soon, Hats

and trimmed to order.

Mry i].—-5w eod : WANTS, LOST, mame W ATCH FOUND= i 13th instant, a Watch.

Examiner OFFice,

\\ TANTED —AGIRilsto name

work, in a. mall family. aris

alcoa HOUSEMALD. Ap

fle

pursue their studies, in order to be on the Assistant Foreman. ; ae Grar, Lakerman House, great field of science and art; they Hosemen of No. 2 Company. I 7 d S i (l eno might, perhsps, leave their own Hose cart OF No. 2 Conspany. rihay all a lif ay, Suits mad et order in the latest style and good fits guaranteed and at prices that cannot 1, L BT ep ahiom ee is country, but they were Canadisns| Driver of Engine No. 3. be beaten. Also handsome and coumodious Te Peter's still, and we would be prond of them. Engine No. 3. MAY 25th and 26th, the northern suburbs of the ot ae ‘ As regarded this particular painting,| Foreman of Engine No. 3. — nn rely seonpied an iar he c wld have no personal obj je ction to have Assistant Foreman. | G at aN a> ; 250 Halt- Chests i Fine Congou Esq. Enquire of LONGWCRTR

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another artist try his hand upon himself, There was another Canadian jad drawn him with great Rraphic skill, and he thought, principle of wholesome might hope that Mr

artist who power and under the competition,

; Harris, whese paint- The Charlottetown firemen locked well} Prices, 15 and 25 cts roomes., Apply to Jamis Mol..o:, Sprit ings be hed net seen, might, by slow de-|in their uniforms, and « ompared inere thar ‘Lickets for sale at Dodd's Drug Store. ‘9 0 Park Road. fame) grees, rise to the artistis skill and perfect | faverabiy with different fire brigades here. era Ca’town, May 10, 1883. — wkly pat pres. pO | LORSTs: a pale aa cirous d accuracy in portraying his (Sir John’s)| Chief Engineer Large has decided to put HARVEY D. GRAHAM, . ve ky SH LOBSTERS— Parties Geen countenance that hia frie snd, Mr Bengough, | his men into «he » A ose Cart Races,in which Manager. —= having Fresh Lobsters left at

he} them on the

possessed. (Langhter) He believed, from

Hosemen of No

Hore cart of No. 3 Company.

Halting before the residence of the Mayor, His Worship read an aderess congratulating ir fine ap}

3 Company.

yeaTrance.

they will doubt ss dot} 1eMse Ives justice,

| j {

MATINER, Saturday, at 2 p.m,

Evening Prices, 25, 35 and 50 cts.; Matinee

W. H. SHERWOOD,

Tea,

warranted extra quality, sold low. Wholesale and Retail.

J. B. MACDONALD.

[may 16, 1888 -_------ nia SAFE. — Por, sile, east

F :

O LEI—A HOUSE conteming

IRE-PROOF Ev quire at this Office.

every moruing before vine o'clock, 038

names at THE ‘bx

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the kindly manner in which this proposa il} This afterne m will larg ly be viven u Business Agent. by leaving their Lis iO g v 1 —p a + , ms 4 had been» pe ken of, that the general sense | | ti » the following sports on the Barrack May 18.-—18 23 2; | vr et Seceea ee : of the Honse wasin favor of it, and the | Squi are which will commence at 2 80 p. m. rot OR SALE first-clasa Wh Gove: aia 4 would take care that a anm/ 4) Fuot race, 100 yards Open to one LANDING | TG DAY, 0D Se Ek Wilson ‘uaat cluripg sewing be wid oh ies rr a : wih ‘od the Hite Oe ae) jmember of each department revresented ; + uearly new, and in perfect order, will % ig out the will of the House. {Ap | prize, $10, 4 E sie low. Sides F.. Box 85, 3 IX S. S. “* WORCESTER.” . . oe 4 plause. ) | 2 Footrace, 100 yards—Open to one Aes, i PO. — vember «f each company of the St. John 14 Ba [} (| "“tikh RRCIDEN iol turpisbed A meeting of the National Lar d League | Fire Department; only prize, $5. X88 rages all Lemons, | UMMER RE-IDEN E—eith

was held in Dublin, on 16th Mer. Bigvar, member of Parliawent from Cavan, in a speech said that anything coming from the Pope should be received with much respect by ie leapne They should

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at the Saine

3. Driver's fi ali uae all drivers of fire prize, $10.

4. Hook and Ladder Race-

100 yards—Open to ebyines, hose carts, etc.,

Ope n to all members of Hook and Lad der Ci mp anies ;

80 cases Babbitt’s Potash,

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

HAVE JUST OPENED

“ > or unpturnishec—to jet, 08 , Farm,” eniy ten minut s drive icy Sea fronting on thie harbor, «oot aan ‘Terms moderate, Apply to Hevea

goon

time express their opinions in plein, but in- | ee $10 | if BOXES LoCcws fi q . 7 } i. y INTED, TED, fo i mer offensive terms. Bice suld he was cia ; Potato Race. 100 v ards— Open to one 0 j 45 Caves aid Bales if hew and Fashionable W: cate ee bed HOR ~ Be a | suited for such a task, and that, further, it | me ahes of each department represented ; (230 lbs., assorted). letter fo. O, Bx 25

was unsafe for him {6 remark upon the pre- sent manner of administering justice. He urged the impor of preparing for a| geveral election of members of "Parliame “nt

| | |

ance

prize, $10.

6. Hose-cart Race—Open to ten members of each department represented, to stretch | 100 2 “4 feet of pete, cont net to a hyd

Or a ;

W. E. DAWSON & CO.

May 17.—3i

SPRING GOODS

or ne sc me Co

te

NOR SALE—1 hat hand land att ached, rituated at st. Peter's Re ras! ji st outside city li

Hayne, Farelice member of Puliament |r, put on the branch pipe abd” thw RAE cape br Sh Nabe a

take theol ay. ne ; rf saiten en ets water £0, Open to any one in the Landing Cx Erem2, From the Londe ad F i ; | (ap p 17-060 and wily 57

ad he declared, was the head of their | Macitine Petes) . peize 810. ) e ia Hand Foreign Harkets. EXO LET.—Thet handeome and er

ted us ; ‘aaunl ay inoatt - the ay : cr. 4, har to Sal vage ( ; orp onl : ite $10. AND IN STOCK, vc te lot of BRUSSELS CARPETS (new desigus) of excellent value, just excapied by. Me. “treo eka

pestle of Ireland priesta and) 9. meniar f Heck en Open to any) 400 Boxes Window @lagg.| 4 ot OF eases of GLASGOW AND MANCHESTER GOODS daily th Say ‘next apply tb eae p 7S ‘ | panics—taising ladders, etc.: prize $10. ' ‘) expected. if “ ahs ASZARD.

ap os fe Bective oo icom ish, al 10. Hose-cart Race, half : ae Open Retablighiei will close every eve sing at 6 o'clock. WROUSE T TO L E TP On Hil irom om

bom) filled with as

ynannte exploded, kilijin fur persous and w "

vnding 2U.

to only ten men of all departments repre- sented, except St. John city department ; vw stretch 20U feetut hose, commect tu plug,

+. E. DAWSON & CO,

Mey 17.--2w 2ew

W. & A, BROWN & Co.

rooms, with yarret and cellar-ki

H hing oon ae ae

nesr Square,

Ch’town, May 4, 1982,

@eesion lat May. od le a) :