Local and Other ens.
SALVAGE COoRPs meeting to-morrow
rhe.
by Ei ECTRIK Ze Che Yarmouta s.reet railway is to be run by electricity.
o
Mriurrary.——All members of No. 2 Battery, G. A.. are requested to meet at the Drill Shed to-night, at 8 o clock, Sharp. ss. - Longworth, Captain
-
PANORAMA Remember the panorama of ( -shank's Bottle in the basement of Zion Church, this evening, at 8S o'clock. The last opp nity of I ring it.
a > ‘ Ricu RESULT! At the last? clean-up ot
the Molega Mine, vhing
(Queen's Country, N. &.,
i brick, we 2114 eold
a gold ounces was re slized from 189 tons of ore. = o - r) W 7 ¢ staal imitans VON T WANT LHEM.—Ata recent meeting in Dartmouth, N. S., the residents of that
Waterw rks ur I
mths’ hoist
progressive plac e gave the Act the twelve m
- ss ~~
Sewerage
Bapty Birren \ young woman was last evening badly bitten on the wrist by a dog owned by a man named Webster, living on Fitzroy Street The dog will be shot
>
Cue Cora. —The steams! which arrived here on Friday last left for Crapaud and Summerside early yesterday morning. We understand that she will load eggs and
up Cola
potatoes for Boston at the above ports - + \ Cow axyp A Turnip.—On Sunday last, according to the St. John Gazette, a very val table Jersey cow owned by R. C. Weldon, M. P., found atarnip in the door-yard, and‘while attempting to eat it, it stuck in het hrowt and choked her to death. inde TopocGans.—The t iia lately a
Victoria Mr. He
(Jueen Street.
robogean Slide, are now stored Haszard’s warehause, Lower and the various owners ari
.
them at as
race
re juested to remove
d ate as possibile.
N r ‘“rny LONG Bow. A
on the railway ne
gontieman ar Summerside
walking ont
on Sun ct, ™
a ty las ° pulled from which Was exactiy & toot for high 28th of
blade of grass, and long! April? sotrenhndibinmetins
Every truckman is ex-
the Market Square, at li
assured a & sheltered
sunny
How
Spot, is that
on the
To TrueKkMEN pected to be on o'clock, sh arp, to-morrow morning, in that his team inspected by the committee of appointed for that purpose, _o RCIER Loan.—Le its issue of Friday, viewing the financial situation of Quebec, Says that the Mercier Government are going into the mone y!} varket-for another loan of two or three million dollars.
— <a
(Wednesday) may he counc illors
oraer
Cour é
after re-
ANOTHER Me
cf Canada, in
A Typica. No’ Says the Hali fax Mai/: A young man came from Lunen burg on a schvoner yesterday for the purpose of marrying a young girl in this city. Vhen told that the license fee was $4 he would not give so much, and has actually re fused to marry the girl.
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We
4 SCOTIAN
ai eee a would call attention to
the change in date of the coming Haydn Quartet concert—from the llth and ‘13th May to the 4th and lth. From the Boston Globe
of Jan.*21:—‘* The selections by the Haydn Quartet were beautiful harmonizations and pleasingly rendered. Its singing was the feature of the evening. ee ae AN INTERESTING SERVICE. missionary meeting in Upper Prince Street Methodist Sabbath School will take place nex: Sabbath evening It will consist largely of missionary reacings, recitations and singing, by the members of the school. Short addresses bearing on the mis sion work of the church will also be given. ameenniipinnet An Important Jupemext.—A _ despatch from Ottawa this afternoon states that in the case of the Halifax Banking Company, ap- pellants, and Matthew McLean & Co., Souris, respondents, judgment has been given, dis- missing the appeal with costs. Mr. Ross, of Halifax, was the counsel at Ottawa for the appellants, and F. Peters for the respondents. incitiiiiinin
— The annual connection with the
DISAPPOINTED IN Love.—On Friday morn- g last a young woman named Fanny Pres- ae was taken out of St. Patrick’s church, Montreal, supposed to be in liquor, but it was soon discovered that she had taken poison, which ended her life at the English hospital that forenoon. The woman was disappointed in love some months ago and ai that time she took Rough on Rats, but recovered only to be more successful later on. etna Tue Mars.—United States, New Bruns- wick and British mails arrived last evening by way of Summerside. The steamer left Point du Chene late in the day, and had to proceed part of the way at half speed on account of
fog; consequer ntly the special train which brought the mails did not get in until nearly half-past nine o'clock. The British mails
came by the Circassian to Rimouski. Mails from the Upper Province were brought via
Pictou. siieiieaiiedacia
A Drunken Freax.--A drunken tin- smith, at Warasden, Hungary, ascended the lofty steeple of the Franciscanchurch, a
few days ago, by means of the lightning conductor and stood upright on the cross at thetop. He remained in that peril-
ous position forfully 15 minutes and de- livered a speech to the crowd watching him from below. He afterwards descend- ed to the ground in safety. sce New Use ror tHe BustLe.—Dora Taylor, of Chicago, came near being buried as a pau- per last week, although she had over $350 in her possession. She was found dead on Wed- neuday in a cheeriess unfurnished basement where she lived alone. The body was turned over to the county undertaker for burial in Potter’s Field, bat the morgue keeper hap- pened to find the roll of bank bills in the dead
woman’s bustle. _——
Sesrous Accipent. —This morning, John Maloney, a -"% employed in the dry goods store of Mr. J J. B. McDonald, left the shop in a cart, in company with a countryman, to transact some business at the market. Having arrived there, he jumped out of the cart, but, in slighting, his leg doubled
under him, causing him to fall to the ground with a cry of pain. Two men, who were passing at the time, went to his as-
sistance, and he was put back in the cart, and driven home. Upon arriving at his home, Drs. Conroy and Warburton were sent for. On their arrival, they examined the injured limb, and fonand it to be brok- en just above the ankle. They then set it, and he is doing nicely under the eircum- stances.
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early a}
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said he}
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. DESPATCHES TO XAMINEK
DOuLNI PARLIAMENT
To Prorogue on Wednesday,
Summary of Proceedings.
Orrawa, April 29.
\fter routine, Sir John announced that the House would prorogue on Wednesday.
The Government have a for the session Sir John Thompson's bill relating to bills of exe h: ange and notes.
Sir Adolphe Caron’s bill to amend the Militia Act, and Hon. Mr. De wdney’s bill respecting Rock Mountain Park and the Ocean Subsidy Act, passed their final stage this afternoon, and the balance of the ses sion up to recess was taken up by consider- ation of the railway subsidies brought down on Friday last.
For two hours after recess the House dis- the Bay Chaleur and Metapedia railway subsidy.
At 10 0’elock the Bay Chaleur item was carried—43 to 23.
On concurrence of the railway resolutions Mr. Davies moved to strike out the grant to the F ‘rederi ton Brid: re Co. of $30,000,
Che motionwas lost on a vote of 55 to 33. The resolution was concurred in on a vote ot 66 to 33
The House in e
cussed
Railway
ymmittee considered the
resolutions on which to Found an address to 1 a J a 1 Her Majesty, praying her to cause a mea-
submitted Kingdom,
sure to ve
the { nited
to the Parliament of declaring and pro- iding the westerly, northerly and easterly boundaries of the Province of Ontario, to tereln described. Sir John length. at midnight.
i as t} resolution at were passed
explained the The resolutions
SULNe
Sir John moved the Harvey-S Salisbury ral'way grant of half a million. He ex- plained the history of the matter, The fail-
ure of the Canadian and Northwest to greement so far as this section cerned, was touched on by the Premier, who read a report made in 1881 as to its importance as affording a direct route from the interior to Halifax.
The debate was continued by Sir Richard Cartwright, Messrs. Skinner, Weldon and Ellis, of St. John, Mitchell, and Jones of Halifax.
The resolution o'clock without mittee rose.
The Senate have passed Clarke's (Wallace) anti-combines bill, but in such a mutilated form that its parent will not be able to re- cognize it when it comes back to the Com- mons for concurrence in the amendment
The rumor that Senator Abbott is to be port-f in many quar-
Atlantic original Was Ccol-
Pacific or earry out the
Kenny
carried at 2.30 a division, and
was
: the com-
wiven : } weal } given a Folio is credited
ter
WASHINGTON CEN TENNIAL,
How it: is Being Celebrated.
S.
Evizasetu, N. J., April 29, The celebration in commemoration of the inauguration of the first Presidert of the United States, may be said to have commenced here this morning with the arrival of President Harrison. The people of the city were astir early, and long before the Presidential train arrived crowds gathered at the Union depot and along the streets leading to Gov. Green’s residence, where President Harrison was to take breakfast. The buildings were gaily decked with flags and bunting. The line of march followed as near as possible the historic route taken by Washington one hundred years ago. The parade and procession was the most imposing ever witnessed here. New York, April 29.
At an early hourthis morning the various vessels that had been assigned to places in the grand naval parade began to take up
their positions, and by. ten o'clock most of them bad come to anchor either on one side or the other of the main channel in upper bay. At nine o'clock governors and com- missioners of Ste ates ste arted from the fort of West Thirty Third “Street to meet
the Presidential party at Elizabethport. The President and party embarked on the Despath at Elizabethport and the vessel, accompanied by the steamer Sirius, steam- ed through Kill von Kull to the upper. The President landed from the Despatch at the foot of Wall Street and was then escorted to the Equitable Building where a reception and a collation were tendered. ‘otia News.
Hatirax, April 29.
Nova S
The date for the summer carnival week
has been fixed for August Sthto 10th. Governor-General Stanley cannot come, but Admiral Watson has promised co-
operation with the North American Squad- ron. General Sir John Ross left for Ottawa to-
day. R. G. Leckie, ex-manager and director of the Spring Hill cecal mines, has been
presented with a flattering address, accom- panied by a handsome clock, from the employes of the company.
ee
To Investigate the
Montreal, April 26. Mr. Ifickson, General Manager of the Graud Trunk, left here this evening for Hamilton for the purpose of investigating
jause.
the canse of the dreadful catastrophe at that place. The cause of the accident
cannot be definitely placed until this in- vestigation is held.
The Inquest Commenced.
Hamitron, Ont., April 29. The inquest rendered necessary by the accident on the G. T. R. commenced at the City Hospital to-day.
i a
Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, April 30.—10 a. m.
Fresh to strong winds, cloudy with occa- sional rafas.
EXAMINER, aa
Any old ornament, or article of furniture,
wood, earthenware, metal or glass, Nas be mede beautiful by Aspinall’s Enamel, which child can apply. Surface like porcelain,
c “olors mey blac k,
yarnet,
following be had at Watson’s Drug Store : “white grey, peacock blue, turquoise, scarlet
colors exquisite. The
olive green and old gold. ee Just received, a large lot of cast iron
kitchen suits, which wiil be sold cheap at A. Herman & Son's, ap30 3i
-_——-—— ooo ———--
If you want a barrel of good, sound Apples, for retailing, go to Beer & Golt’s. 2i--ap30
Shortest Route to Boston,
VIA BMALIFPASS.
Canada Atlantic Steamship Co.
The Fast, Steel, Cly
bnilt
|
|
DT EAMSHIP “HALIFAX”
Lee ves Noble’s Wharf, Halifax, for Boston, EVEny WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10} o'clock
Returning, leay Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, for Halifax, EVERY SATURDAY, at4 p. m,
Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Tnesday, | via Pictou, arrive at Halifax same evening, and | can. if they prefer it, yo directly on board the
amer without extra charge, FARES =
Charlottetown to Boston (lst ciass)..........§ SUNN. onc unchenn veedeeeieawenabsas cia "16 00 | Chariotte tow n to Be »ston (3 nd c jase). Aimed & 2 5 | Retura... cae : i ee ack ag . 10 DI
rhrough Tickets issued at ail Stations on P Pe Island Railway and Intercoloni al Railway ; 4
apl6.-tf
} i |
by the Agents of the P, KE, [slana Navigation Co, on |
and on board their Sieamers, and at my office |
Charlottetown,
FENTON T. NEWBERY, | Agent CHIPMAN Bros, Genera! Agents, Halifax. RICHARDSON & RARNARD, | Lewis’ Wharf, Boston. | |
“Army and Navy Depot t" JAS. SCOTT & 60...
EALIFP A=.
A Full Stock of Wines and Liquors
JUST RECEIVED.
ases ROYAL BLEN)),
. 27 ses Lk ] Lov J 75 eases ISLAY BLEND &G.2LIC, 100 Cases OLD RYE,
| CHAMPAGNE, choice brands,
150 ‘ CLARET,
25 ** HOCK and MOSELLE,
25 * LIQUEURS—Cherry Brandy, Noyau, Curaco, Maraschino,
Rey lietin hpenvecicvuine,
200 ‘** FINE PORT and SHERRY,
150 * HOLLAND GIN and OLD TOM, 300 ** HENNESSY’S BRANDY, *, **, oer eee Vo
100 ‘* BASS’S ALE, 200 * BURKE’S STOUT,
100 ** APOLLINARIS WATER, 100 ** BELFAST GINGER ALE,
50 ** FINE OLD RUM,
ao KINAHAN’S L. L. WHISKEY,
And a Full Stock of—
CHOICE GROCERIES.
ap24 TO LET 3 E-HALF THE ‘ITALIAN, WARE-
N O HOUSE,” on Queen Street, Charlotte-
town, next to the Connolly premises. Apply to Palmer & McLeod, or A. McNeill, Auc- tioneer.
MARGARET BRENAN.
ap2d- -pat lw
MU
$ 9 20 | Clothing COME AND
JAMES PATON & co., MARKET SQUARE.
C erate April 27,
NEW
TU HSDA .
AP RIL,
30, 1889
So’ (x)
~———+{1).
English HATS, C BONNETS, Milner" V s FEATHERS, j » SILKS.
RIBBONS, LACKS eFLOW ERS,
Mu
MOURNING DRESS GOODS —Biarritz, deaux Veilings, Nuns’ Veilings, Crape Broches, All Wool Crapes, Dull Finished Grenadines,
Merinos and ‘Cashmeres.
) (x)
——-— — —(x)— ----
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS ON THE ISLAND,
(x) __—_——
Full
Department
1889—eod wky
J.B. Mactan
of i is {x \— ak ie
smim OUR GOO &
New Suits for Wen
EE emits
Muck
Crape Stripe, Indian Cashmeres,
PATON'S POPULAR STORE
GREAT SHOW OF SUMMER GOODS. Dress Department Filled with the Novelties of the Season.
Bor-
/RAPES TRIM MINGS
and Boys.
I
Mens’ Suits ! Mens Suits !
Boys’ Suits! Boys Suits!
Very Cheap! Very Cheap!
THE LARGEST STOCK ¢ OF
Ladies’ Dress Goods and Trimmings ! Dress Goods and Trimmings !
CLOTHING
IN THE PROVINCE TO SELECT FROM!
Hats, Flowers and Feathers ! Hats, Flowers and Feathers !
Mens’,
city.
20, 000
GREY OC SETON, FROMSC rs. aS:
Ou r prices are » the lowest in every line, and you will study your own interest by buying at
Ch’town, April 25,
Quality the best e
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at the
Prints,
Yards of
1889—eod & wky
RK 5
All ?
ONE HUNDRED
Womens
English
and Childrens’
RD AND 1 UPWw. ARDS.
Ladies’
ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS IN DRESS GOODS AND ¢TRIMMINGS—CHEAPEST PRICES. Wanted —5, 000 Men and Boys to buy Hard and Soft Felt Hats.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GENTS’ _ FURNISHING GOODS AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
and Canadian Manufactures.
J. B. MACDONALD’S.
OF
Boots,
OT AND SHOE STORE.
——{x)-———--———— AND TWENTY-FIVE (125) CASES NOW OPEN
Shoes and Slippers.
ver offered for sale in the Province, at prices which, for Cheapness, never have been approached in this
‘*DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.”
J. B. MACDONALD, Proprietor,
Ch’town, April 25, 1889—eod w tee
WEST SIDE
a —
a EEN STREET.
——————— —————
LOST, FOUND de
WANTS
W. a rE D.—A Servart Girl aiden to MRS JOHN A, LONGW /ORTH, St. Peter’s Road. ap30--3i
OsS1T.—A Lady’s Purse. containing a dollar nute, some silver, a P.O. key and a metal
toothpick, ‘The finder will be rewarded by ieay-
ing it at this office. tues fri—ajssv
W ASTED.—A Saleswoman in a Dry Goods Store. Apply by letter, P. O. Box 587. ap29 was TE D - A Housemaid or € ‘ook : one who has had some experience. Apply to MRS. GEORGE PEAKE, tf—ap29
7a On Thurs day evening, between Fal- conwood and the Market Hall, a light grey
Fur Tippet. Finder will be rewarded on leaving
same at this office. tf—ap26 \ TANTED.—A . Servant Girl for general house- work, Apply to Mrs, I. Davy, Richmond
Street, Kast. ti—ap26 The
ws TEKED.—A competent Machinist. righest wages paid to a good operator.
Apply to McLrop & MCKENZIE, Star ‘Tailors, London lHiouse, ti—ap26
OST.—A pair of Spectacles. Fin. ler will be
rewarded on Jeaying them at Capr. 8S. Mc- KRAE’S, Kent Street. if—ap2zo
\ ANTED.—A good s' eady Boy who uuader- stands taking care of a horse and cow, an
make himself generally useful about a hen e.
Enquire at THE Kx AMINER oOflice. apzd
Lou: a Th eles: the 18th inst. betrenae Mrs. Stair’s, Grafton Street, anu ‘the Kirk, a puir of Gold Spectacles, in a red case, with the name “ Jury” on it Finder will be rewarded by leaving them at Mrs. STAIR’s, or at this office. ap23--lw eod pd \ ANTED.—A Girl for general housework, in a smali family living in the suburts of A good home and wages tothe right A ome from the country pr eferred. nguire at t office, or adtiress “‘ A. 23,,” P. O. Box 9, Charlo sttBtown. daw & wiky ff—mehy
Wwas TED.—A_ good Parlor Maid; also a Housemaid. Good wages, App sly to Miss PETERS. dy & wky tf—apl0
30ston. yar ty.
Bz Al RDERS —Eight or ten Gentlemen Board- ers can be comfortably accommodated at the ** North Star House,” Great George Street.
ap23-—4i eod
VOR 5 SALE. —Three second-hand Sewing Ma- chiaes, two New York Singers and one Wheeler & ‘Wilson, strong, powerful machines. Will be sold at a bargain.—HaRrRis & STEWART. ap20--dy 6i wky 3i TO LET. —The store and dwelling on Great George Street, the property of William and Thomas Tanton, Boston, lately occupied by Geo. Carter & Co. Apply to Alex. Strang, Lansdowne Hotel, Cape Traverse, or at the store of Geo. Carte: & Co., Market Square. [mch18--tf
LET.—“ Inkerman House,” ‘property of the late Colonel Grey. The property is has situated, with about 25 acres of land. Appl
F. Petauss, Cameron Block. tt
107
PARIS AND
Opened To-day!
LOUDON MANTLES
One
Case of Childrens’
Dresses,
Uisters,
One Case Paris & London Trimmed Millinery.
ONE CASE OF NOVELTIES IN JERSEYS.
&c.
ONE
Fashionable Dress Goods Fashionable Dress Goods
Fashionable Dress Go
ods
PRINTS!
PRINTS! PRINTS!
PRINTS!
CASE NEW SUMMER CLOAKINGS.
PRINTS! PRIN TS! : PRINTS
i Charlottetown, April 5, 1899—tu fri sat ;