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? : 8 rand Other Flems. jocat 2 - , a { : Ss, twenty five Sa S« Was giorde : \j 8 ‘ n yO ol i * } ' , : . : st Li Lid ,» Alot Saie uy ' . t beer & Gon 8, 16 3: - > ; » _The new Y. M.C. A. Hall

was dedicated on Tuesday

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_Regular monthly eetiag of St ny | ye i atte i ate -_ e | ivuruamnetl } a 8 is evenioy, ' - ' Wea na } an Va og « ‘ in the | 2 ut 8 s iai me eting of i verwards ta it all should | - | ? i LrgENESS ¢ s N We are indebt Wiliam Bryce, pubar publisher | , f ‘ iy rtrait of the late ; Mac 1:i@ iik@ness 18 ex- o Ne —Thes > rai B nev rhe it | ‘ wil] meet w (friday) evening | uD clock. in the ¢ ge Hall, when the - ; 7 . } ‘preme Grand Presi will organize the ve, All interes irgentiy requested reged His Honor the Lient.- . _ } r 2 D and Veil gave garden uties at Gover Hous® yesterday sit this aftervoon. A large nume oy A aL gent h were present on ~ - We are g see that the » Cou ha ‘ @ Kee rs res \ ‘his is right. 4 ‘ resorts } } i s 8s as a neat | i ere ea t mm i i public meeting of sj the Market Hall, on we i? t ng. at & o'¢ loe k, to é Pge in the ustitution of the | Coun W be voted upon on | i August } os ~_ ' gi — A oY i circuit races suffal = 2. | sday, the 2.29 ws, trotting, Vv } Hap} Bee; ' ' best time 2 19 pacing, was | Won OY Maveg ) 2.3 he } 2 > ' 9% ass, tr Ww Little | ‘cert, dls i és eum. ASH eS) Landry e of be cTeW act i x Dis- couse, C. B., died at Souris, on nday Li T ‘ Z lst. He was 24 years of age, and was a . a er . ws of Michael Landry, of Poulamony, C. Dp ; } B. His remains were buried at the Roman Vathulic Cemetery, at Souris. aici wren Provic —The regular annual Picnic of Zion Chur sunday School is in progress at Cape verse to-day. The weather is grand and the attendance large A gram Senet . 6 » } . 4 special train of ten cars, in charge of Con-

iarlottetown abeut a ning, and is due on to eight this evening.

sae Th auctor ;homgon, ielc | yaarter to nine this

rotiira about a quarter

-

You are troubled with Catarrh, but in this warm, dry weather do not strongly experience i evi i negiect treatment. A lisease is least touble- some is the best time to get rid of it, and this Sold

eects and y mistake. When the ga ‘NN the use 6 3 salm wi mpi

use Of Nasal Balm will accomplish.

yall dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of

price (0c. or$l a bottle). G: Fulford & \U,, Drockvulle, Ont.—lw Tne PREMIER. ~The new steamer Premier, _— Fastern Coastal Steamship Co., sailed com Ayr, Scotland. yesterday for Halifax a _ will be placed on the Halifax and ity orts and and P. E. Island route the ag this month. The Premier is a eee er, She has ¢ xcellent accomodation ee and isa far superior vessel to 2 elag V tofore had on the route. o . GATHERING at Summer- ule wider the aus»ices of the Caledonian Uiwt of P. E. Island. The annual gather- ing of tee clans on the 13th inst., bids fatr 0 be aneof the gala days of the season. ‘he games committee have completed ex- “eniive arraugements by railway3 and “tamers in order that brother Scots, and lrewds.of other nationalities as well, may, : ttomedingly low rates take advantage of ihe €xegrsion to Summerside on Thursday hext,

¥o have nere

Pre m OTTISH

‘ 7 y GU don't need

ha Chinaman, nor the -Alln ary.

You can de your own washing now, = coe of & terror is wiil be a plea sure to hiss me 1 be of * Lessive Phenix.

ee It does away with ais lath clothes. It doesn t raise a , 2 er, which burns and hardens your a ae the clothes, like the old a lt is so emollient you can het ae it will produce soft,

iutive,

sé of &) p on injures

i thy + MaGill > @40UG

; =

oo \ u Can use 1b on almost anything.

~=ecvions with every pickage. Ask your

srover, ac ~ 2i—augd G oe ae :

Po cme \ruLeric ToURNAMENT.—By re-

tence to our advertising cotumns it will

~ Seen that the South End Boating and Athletic ( . " ‘ “CtIC Ulub of this city intend holding, on

THE DAILY

scandals,

i vit he

TELEGRAPHIC ABWS.

Rorat, Decpawn " ‘ 4 \roiks TO Tir Examiner,

DOMINION PARLIAMENT

ms. A ‘imber Limits Again,

ry

Uhariton's Resolution Defeated

ee

Orrawa, Aug. 6 In the House yest rrday ne his amended resolution " regarding timber mits. He paraded a lot of exploded ; He declared that members of I arliament should not lease timber limits When Sir John Tiompson extorted from him the admission that he was a lessee himself, being confounded with the aflida- hal made, which ws altogether inconsistent with the fact, Sir Richard Vartwright came to his rescue and apologiz- ed for him, as also for the acts of the McKenzie Government, in letting timber limits. The reselution was defeated by a vote of 100 to 81, a majority of 19. Thirty- one ew were absent. The Speaker wasin bed all day. O ri broke his .pair and Seeds . tte

Charlton moved

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THE TARTE-MoGREEVY CASE

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Thomas MeGreevy’s Evidence

Ha Gontradicts Robert MoGreevy’s Testimony

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AND MURPHY'S ALLEGATIONS.

Orrawa, Aug. 6.

_ In the Tarte-MeGreevy case, Thomas Mc- Greevy was examined. He gave an em- phatic denial of Murphy’s allegations and of Robert McGreevy’s testimony. State- ment after statement sworn to by these men, he unhesitatingly declared to be false. He never received the moneys alleged to have been paid him by Robert McGreevy snd Murphy from the pro- ceeds of the Connolly contracts. He ex- plained his connection with the steamer Admiral, admitting that he was the real, although no the registered owner.

| Nothing had ever been stated in his pres-

ence abouut psyments of money to Sir Hector Langevin. He had received fifty thousand dollars from Cinnoliys firm for

poiitical pus poses between 1883 and 1887, snd spent itin elections in the Province of

Quebec. As forthe rest of the charges, he gave them a distinct and categorical

denial: McGreevy’s evidence has awaken- ed cousiderable surprise in consequence of

reports circulated by the Grits | that he was gomg to make a fu!l confession of guilt to save Langevin. People are beginning tosee that there is

ano.her side to the story.

There was a great deal of excite- ment yesterday, consequent upon the charges made in the Senate Railway Com- mittee by the Solicitor of the Ontario Bank, that one hundred thousand dollars uf subsidy, voted by the (Quebec Govern- ment and charged as paid by the Chaleur Railway Company, had been intercepted by Mercier and his colleagues and used for political purp ses.

Weather Builetin.

Toronto, Aug. 6.—10 a. m. Light to moderate winds, fine and warm weather.

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Fishery Bulletin.

(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau Report.)

Haxrrax, Aug. 6—-Cod fair and_ herring poor at English Bay. Cod and herring poor at Fox Bay.

Quebec —Cod good at Magpie and Shel- drake and Moise; fair at Thunder River, Long Point, Pierce and Newport Point. Luunce very good at Thunder River, Long Point and Sheldrake. Herring very plenti- ful at M pie.

New Brunswick—Cod fishing good at Escuminiac, and cod, haddock, halibut, hake, herring, mackerel and sardines very plentiful at Campbello.

P. E. Island.— Mackerel fishing poor at Miminigash, but good at Malpeque. Cod fair at the _ latter.

at Souris, Cape Breton— Cod, haddock, hake and mackerel fisheries good at Port Hood, but bait scarce. A fair ~atch of cod at Margaree and of herring at Arichat; but fisheries poor at other places. Nova Scotia—Cod fair at Laneaburg and Port Medway; poor at Lockeport. Mackerel goot at Lunenburg and Port Me lway, and fair at Lockeport. Herring very plentiful at Port Medway and Lockeport. Bait and aquid very plentiful at Beaver Harbor, N. 8., where 50 pounds were taken in traps at night. Also plentiful at Euglish Bay and Margaree, C.B.. A faic quantity at New Port, Que, and Campobelio, N. B. Herring bait pro- evrable at Lockeport, N. 8. ++0+e——————

Seining to be Abel ished.

Hake plentiful

The Dominion Goverament purpore passing at the present session of Parlia- ment an act to prevent seining within the three mile limit. We believe that this law will meet the approbation of our fisher- men, Owners of seines may grumble a little; but p-ivate interests must give way tothe public good. The destructive peactice of seining will not be abolished any too $908.

iniennniiinimeata cia meena”

SaLvace Corrs —An adjourned mee ting of

the Salvage Corps will be held this evening

onday . “7 ‘Y, Au 24th, agrand Athletic *VUrns vf 4? ‘ 9 ee a. {Cay it on the Charlottetown Drivi: g

fark 7 ; k - Big prizes will be offered for all Indg of athleti

TaCc@s at dia ' : + @t QV ‘rent distances jumping pole Yatiiting » ‘ ’ . — ha “ey pu Y the stone, throwing the i ‘a Mer. are > 1 it | ae. \ big purse whl be) ered tor } st ni a lor the celebrated stallions Kimo an ilar ; : . . i at “s0iden to trot one mile for. There Wh ais | |

oye ween mombers of ba fre depirtment and a team from the South Bad Bosting Club. A gold medal — at $20 will bea . fferel for a bicycle Marit A 4 these races wiil be op2n to the “aritim: Proviaces aad to all narionalities. “As progra nmes, with prize list and fuller e4articulars will be ready in a few days,

Ha a t ; De 4 hose race, beat

yorts, including ruaning |

at $ o'clock ia their hall. A full attendance } is re quested, ‘elianasiesitighionint

DeaTH —We regret to sudden death of Mig. ohn Dalziel and mother lof Mr. Charles Dalziel, of the Charlottetowa | Waterworks—which occurred early this | forenoon. Mrs. Dalziel was this morning ntly in her usual health. After break. unwell, and went | upst.irs to liedown upoa the bed. In less than | two ninu’es afterwards she priniessly passed away fron earth, Mrs. Dalsiel Was an esti- mable woman who had completed the usual round of humaa life. Her decease will be mour? ed by many friends, The cause of death

was apoglexy.

VerRY SUDBEN announce the very | Dalziel —wife of Mr. J

j appre ‘ | fast sbe ssid that she felt '

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EXAMINER, 3..-

LT ee tte my eth

BIRTH.

At Riviere du Loup (enbas) P. Q., on

Puesday. the 4th of August, 1891, the wife o Joseph Pope, Esq , of a son.

or

MARRIED. At the Baptist parsonage, July 15th, 1891, by the Rev. 8, A. Severance

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lottetown, P, K. Island.

Local Notices.

readymade clothing ot August, at J B Maedonald’s. aug3, 6ins

Look to your own interest, and do not be : persuaded to buy men’s and boys’ clothing

until you see the stock’and bargains given at J B Macdonald's. aug, 6ins Boors anp SHors.—Nine years ago when the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store first opened, the people were paying long prices for boots and shoes. When we got into the field we so remedied that we claim the credit of saving the people many dollars and we are still doing it. Always go to the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store if you want the best value. aug3, Sins

MOLASSES & SUBAR,

Hattie Louise’ and ‘ Avenger’

WILL BE LANDING THIS WEEK

AT POWNAL WHARF.

500 PUNS. Very Choice MOLASSES, e) 50 Hhds, BARBADOES SUGAR,

At Lowest Prices from Wharf before Storing. CARVELL BROS,

aug6 —2i

TO LET.

i. tee HALF of Two- Tenement House, corner Kuston and Hillsborough Sts. Possession at once. Apply to

MRS, F. PARKER CARVELL.

aug4 —lw

GARDENER COAL £0,, Sydney; C. B.

Tp aLe, STEAM AND DOMESTIC

sels loaded with despatch. Orders for cargoes booked by N., B. & M. RATTENBURY,

jyil Agents.

HERRING!

a BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS VERY CHOICE HERRING. For sale by

P. MONAGHAN Queen Street.

jnly23 —tf

APOLLINARIS,

‘Ths Queen of Table Waters.” 16,000,000 Gallons Bottled in 1890.

REDDIN BROS., Sole Agents.

jy30—4m eod pd

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

a

=e and $100) PER SET. rst-class material and workmanship. Teeth filled

TEETH siete of

J.P. MURRAY, Queen Street. 2m eod& waus

WwW ANTED.—A_ Girl_ for general housework, Apply to Mrs. H, Hooper, Milton House, Kent Street. 3i pd—augé

OST.—This wersing, between King Street L and Pownal Wharf, a Lady’s Goid Watch. Finder will please leave same at this oflice or with Vr. 'bHoMAS FLYNN. li pd—angd

OS t'".--Between Cumberland Street and the Railway Station yesterday, & sum of money.

erewarded ou leaving the same at si—augo

Finder will a THE EXAMINE& office.

W ANTED.—A general servant, must be ex- perienced, in a family of two. Good wages. Enquire at this office. . 3i—augs

Apply at once

WANTED —A general servant, c ownal St.

to Mrs. F. PARKER CARVELL, augi—tt WANTED. A man servant. y LIAM Lopp,

WANTED. __A smart boy to learn the Door and Sash business.—A DucHemin & Co, aug

Apply to Wi- augd

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Tro LE('.—A House on Pownal Street, lately occupied by RK, F. De Rois. Possession given immediately. Apply to THOM.S W. Dopp. july3i—tf W ANTES).- A good Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. CHarirs Leigh, Fitzroy Street. july23 —tf Pss-aiememcl “T

Ror SALE.—A ne‘v light truck Sulky, one of

the best in the Province, and a good Track Salky, very litt}s ased_ and in goed order. Also, s good segond-nasd Bugey, in good order, with patent spring stee) underworks—a gem to ride in. All cheap for_cash at W. C. TIckr’s, Grafton Street, next to Fish Market. pd 3i (w f t)—iy22

Oo LE’.—Dwelling with seven rooms, garden rp ie waterworks, on Sidn:y Strest. Also. Dwelling wita five rooms, waterworks and ctable on Queen Street, next to Murphy's Baroer Shop. Apply to R. K, Brac. eod- jy2s

aid r ET.—The Dwelling House with st ‘ble oc- ae ied by the eubseriber, on Hillsborough Street, next to Mr. Lemuel Poolw's recidoare Possession given Ist Autust. Apply to Judge Alley or to Duacat Kennedy. _ ws tf—jv25 rn TT y he corner LEYV.—Tue Dwelling House on t rh . ee King and Weymouth Streets, contsining seven *ooms, With outbuildings. Apply > 5 _ MurPHY, Southport. 2w eod—jy2 URES. CT Street, con- © LET.—A hause on Upper Queen 7 pane six rooms, all newly _papered ant ted Separate yard and water 1p the ig

pain 6 yi Apply to JAMES F. CURTIS. J}

l servant in & family of

WANTED.—A genera three. Light work, ¢ good wages. Apply at thig office,

every convenience i

Keene, N. H.,

eldest daughter of the late Conroy, merchant of Souris East and niece of the late Richard Locket, Char.

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Great cheap sale of boys’ and men’s during the month

f

1891.

nM! NEW GOODS!

tink 4X)

We will Open on ist of September

——_WiITH A FIRST-CLASS STOCK or —

MT APLE ~ AND ~ FANCY + DRY ~ GOODS,

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186 QT

Charlottetown, August 4, 1891—eod & wk

NOW

PROWSE

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|

ing ever shown

Charlottetown, July 30, 1891—eod & wky

Goods, Goods,

Fine All-wool Dress Fine All-wool Press Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-weol Dress Goods,

THREE DOORS FROM

C. J, PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen Co,

Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will make the lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance -—

f.adies should see these Goods. offered in this City for some time.

BEHN STREET

STAMPER’S CORNER.

T. M. PATTON, late of Blanchard & Co., Truro.

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Tremendous Clothing Sale

GOING ON,

—_—_——_A'T—___——

BROS. STORE,

CHEAP MEN.

, : yd)

‘The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth-

COAL supplied by this Company. Ves- |

to the People of P. BH. Island.

Don't be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than most of cur competitors can buy. Come and see.

PROW SEH BROTHHRS,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE

Dress Goods.

fol-

. . . . - regular price 24c, now 16¢ . . . . - we $8e, “ Te . . . . . 36c, “* 2c ; ; ‘ . : 66 ‘ec, * Te ; , ‘ : + ise, “ 30¢

decidedly the best Bargains that have been

J. B. MACDONALD.

They are

Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying

Charlottetown, June 17, 1891.

Prices the lowest in towa. Latending place in Charlottetown to buy therm is at the sheap.

etc., etc., was never larger.

A splendid assortment of PLAIN ana F PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—eod & wky

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Books for the

W* have got a Large Stock of NEW BOOKS (as well as the old Standard Works), sp scially selected for the

A lot of LAWN TENNIS NETS ani R ACK EDS to eell at cost, Our stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICrURES, CURTAIN POLES,

Moulding and Pictures of all kinds kept in stock.

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE

THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND.

nae ——_—( x)— iil cautiilapiietinesiiaiiinesedi

their Boots and from us

Shoes

olidays !

Holiday 528800

f , >i cs early d ti 2st Students of the Prince of Wales College should secure their Books early, an i the be SCHOOL SUPPLIES very

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Call bafore purchasing elsewhere. HAMMOCKS very low. BRITISH PLATE MIRRORS,

BAZAAR STORE. FANCY CROCKERY,

K. MUCILAGE, etc. dc. per hundred.

ANCY STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMOS, PENS, IN

Preserve Covers,

BAZAAR STORE.

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