— -— —— = . * focal and Other tems. ; FoR EXTRA BARGAINS in footwear try J. ©, ‘ gprague’s to-night.

BARGAINS at McEachen’s shoe store to-

pight. - wen's WAUKENPIAST Boots, worth $3.25, gelling for 2 25 to-night oe) iE. Sprague.

Pource Court.—One drank, a country- pan, was fined $2 or 8 days this morning. _- oe Misses’ Laced Siioks, in sizes | and 2, only OE gic. ; child's size 10, 50e.—J. C. Sprague Ue MacKEREL. \ correspondent at George- PR wwo reports that mackerel fishing is very pout jn that section, nothing at all doing

- BARGAINS lo-NIGHT. Save your money pdealing with McEachen, the cheap ghoe Man.

- ast of the Do- Kensington

® Tue Rirce.—The seventh and @ sinion matches is being shot at Range this afternoon. on ->

Remember the Method ist Sunday School

geursion Monday next. Steamer leaves £2.30 and 7.30 p. m.

——_— > Catcn ‘Em Ative Fly Paper—that good |

ind received to-day at Apothecaries’ Hall, Se iesBrisay's Corner.

-_ > jurortant.—The fifth annual Railway - Men s 4 hristian Convention opens this vear ip Truro, N. 5., on Friday evening,

ein

Ramway Picnrc.—The regular annual

ME picnic of the railways employes takes place

Say Cape Traverse to-day. A special con-

Mining. twelve well-filled cars left here at fight o clock this morning.

tiltllianats . To Mexer ty Moncron.—Rev. Thomas Ba Marshall, Secretary of the N. B. and P. E Si, Methodist Conference gives notice that TE ie Conference Special Committee — will Meet in Moncton on Thursday, August i pith, at 15 o’clock. ey - -

oe jvmpep orr a TRatn.—A sailor jumped Wemef the train going west one mile east of HeMillstream, N. B., on Friday morning See ghile it was running at the rate of 40 ‘ad piesan hour. He is so badly injured that

- he is not expected to recover.

a cs

= Ose Fare To Boston.—Commencing on WeMonday next, August Ilth, the Inter-

Santional S.S. Company will issue excur- Seon return tickets to Boston by the direct eeemnate to all W. & A. pomts at one fare, mind to Nova Scotia Central points at @extremely low fares, good to return 22nd _2 MAagust. q ini AyoruerR Execrion.—It is understood the Moncton Times, that the writ has election to fill the

pe

Peileen issued for an

ae mcancy in Victoria County, N. B., caused ayy Mr. Biird’s resignation. The election awl be heid about the 25th of this month Eel nomination « month earlier. ciitia + Decoration Day.—About eighty a Khights oi Pythias, of St. John, N. B., S}auched to the rural cemetery on Thurs-

the graves of their P ecessed brethren. The procession was a Spery imposing one. James Moulton de-

""Srered an eloquent oration.

——$<———— lawn Tewnis.—-The majority of the Is- representatives at the iecent tourna- nt in Truro returned home last evening. ley report having a plvasant time. Miss bery and Miss Maud Bsll each biought ve a handsomely emgraved gold medal, prizes for ladies’ doubles. The tourna-

nt of 1891 will be held in St. John.

q ee BA Cartas Frvep.—The Captain of the Sivation Army at Stratford, Ont., was Tired $25 and costs by the Police Magis- We, last Wednesday, as it was charged . contingent of the Salvationists at in that city were disturbing the

Wiay and decorated

of the inhabitants. An appeal ast the conviction will be entered.

ASvrvey OnperED.—A petition signed by inhabitants of Bayfield andj neighboring Gilements asking for the construction of a akwater at Long Point, Lot 46, was for- led to the Department of Public Works, Wetawa, last fall by Dr. Muttart, ex-M. P. PBhe Minister has given instructions to the Winer in charge ot public works in this WProvince to hold a survey at that place at an “WBuly date. LY. M. C. 4.—The thirty-third annual wention of the Y. M. C. A. of the Mar- Swine Provinces opened at New Glasgow, SWF: S., on Thursday afternoon. The elec- 1 of officers for the ensuing year,resulted tillows : President—Dr. W. S. Mor- ae on, St. John, Vice-Presidents —Harvey | Bhan, J. A. McQueen, R. N. Beckwith, Pee. Wright, J. T. Mellish, and G. RK. : er, Secretaries—A. D. Ross, Jno. M. lm-“¥rence, D. A. Budge, of Montreal, Mr. “vag igue of the international committee and ‘| . Gorton addressed the meeting.

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A Bio Srear.—A hard looking specimen umanity giving his name as Everette, ihailing from Windsor, N. S., went into hat store of C. P. E. Everett, St. Joha, N. B., on Thursday, and asked for “me Money saying that he was hard up. Mr. Everett kindly gave him fifty cents aa. the man went out. Almost ee uediately the proprietor of the store BAe to where he had laid $120, of which : Was ow to make a deposit, and =

that the money was §gone. e i. Windsor is sol being hunted

the police.

8 be Meare _The Steamer Mirami- 8 thi, Captain Baquet, arrived from Mon- am,” via Summerside at five o'clock yester- ¥alternoon with the usual miscellaneous fargo and the following passengers : Mrs pth Mins Grass, Miss ida M. Jack, Mr. Sin oo. GS. Dillon, Miss E. |: Mr Miss E. P. Dillon, Miss M. Dillon, dq - John Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. ; y and tt, Mr. Alex. McPherson wife Wa Ny, Rehr, Mrs. Bain, Miss Bin, “a * el M. Hollowood, = oa a wen, eand Mr. J. B. Mills ere Pas large number of passengers for he steamer left for Pictou at

st with a general cargo.

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5 mi ) re ; etn ror

Weather Bulletin.

Sou forowra, August 9,—-10 a. m.

: theasterly to southwesterly winds;

0-day, followed by local rains to-night; Mary or higher temperature

Aug. |

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9.

i890.

‘i ELEGRAPHIC NEWS. | —— = - : = — ———— SPKCIAL Despatoues TO THe EXAMINER.

Ottawa Notes.

Orrawa, Ang. 8.

The Minister of Marine and Fisheries re- ceived a telegram from British Columbia to-day which states that the salmon run is of an extraordinary character and fully equal to last year. Three canneries took twenty thousand fish in oneday. The operations of the Government fish hatchery are begin ning to tell.

The Inland Revenue statement for July shows a large decrease in the item of spirits. ;

The official issue of the Customs tariff was sent to all collecturs to-day.

Capt. Browne, of Halifax, and Capt. Godard, of the 62nd, St John, have been appointed range officers for the coming Dominion rifle matches.

_ Nova Scotia Judges have been co.nmis- sioned to administer the oath of allegiance to all public officials in that Province.

An Island Girl in frouble.

BoOsTON . A ug. 6.

was arrested by officers Conboy and Whit- man just as she was taking a train for P. E. Island. Her name is Dooley, and, with a recommendation from the Young Womeu’'s Christian Association, she had gone to work for Mrs. Jennie N. Southworth, of Seven Hill Avenue, on Thursday morning. That night a gold watch valued at $225, a chain worth $60, and $25 in money were missing, and so was Winnifred. She went to the Eastern Depot and spent $7 for a ticket home, and was entering the car when the officers caught her. She was taken to the station, where she admitted her guilt and gave up the property, and crying hysterically, was locked up in a cell.

Another Strike.

New York, Aug. 8. A strike of the employes of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad began at 7.30 this evening, and not a train has left the depot at 42nd Street since that hour. The Grand Union Hotel is crowded with people who expected to leave the city at 8.30. AsBany, N. Y., Aug. 8. The Central Hudson Road is tied up from Buffalo to New York, all switchmen have left their posts, trains were allowed to proceed tothe terminus of division, and then switched.

More Mutinous Soldiers.

Lonpon, Aug. 8.

A portion of the Army Service Corps attached to the garrison at Chatham have mutinied. Itis alleged their Sergeants imposed vexatious and needless duties upon them without authority from superior off- cers. The men refused to parade and barricaded themselves in a storehouse. Twenty were subsequently arrested and placed in prison.

Immigration to Canada.

Montreal, Aug. 8. From July 14th to 3lst, 17,082 immi- grants arrived here from the Old Country. Of this number, 12,193 settled in Canada and 4,889 in the Western States. Those remaining in Canada brought about $750,« 000 into the country.

The British Squadron. Harirax, Aug. 5. The British squadron, under Admiral

Watson, arrived from Newport this after- noon,

The Original Package Bill. WasHineton, Aug. 8.

The President this afternoon approved the original package bill.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Southport Ferry Officials.

Srr,— In Mondays’ Patriot 1 notice an article from the pen of G. B. N. censuring the Southport Ferry Officials, I happened to cross the ferry the same day, and séeing the letter in question, asked an explanation of some of the boat hands, and they gave the same reason as stated by Mr. N. inghis letter : That a young man drove hastily down to the steamer on her arrival at Southport, and told them his mother had taken ill and that he was going for a doctor. Mr. Bovyer, of course, a8 was the custom, and always has been so far as I can learn or- dered that the voat should cross over at once, and of course Mr, N. was ‘left, which under ordinary circumstances would cer- tainly be sufficient cause to call for his letter of protest. I have frequently been left in the same way myself ; but when I came tu know the reason always tried to exercise humanity to say it was all right. For a number of years past my business has taken me over the ferry on an average about twice a week, and I can conscien- tiously say I never saw an insult or even discourtesy offered to any who had occasion to eross ; and it has frequentiy come to my mind that the Government oF Govern- ment contractors were fortunate in their selection of men to manage their affairs, not only now, but for many years past. I am_ not now speaking from a political standpoint, or attempting to de- fend the accommodation we bave, which is certainly not up to my ideal; but so far as the officials are concerned, | believe I am safe in saying that no better men can be found than are now there under Govern- ment employ. If they have exceeded their duty at any time, it has been in the public favor, and against themselves, as they have frequently done before, and after hours, when actual necessity required it; and | have seen them even back the boat up after leeving the wharf, when there was no rus of business, to accommodate passengers whe happened to be a few seconds behind time. I really think correspondents should be 4 little cautious before giving breath to state- ments, true no doubt, but calculated to prejudice those unacquainted with the facts, and tending to discourage officials who have always striven to do their best to accommodate an already ong public. Rosert JENKINS,

Mt. Albion, Aug. 8th, 1890.

a a "a als >

A decidedly pretty little girl of 15 years |

Winnifred D. |

Personal.

Hon. James Clow, Murray North, was registered at the Osborne yesterday.

A Quebec _ an accepted fact that Mr.

Mercier cabinet as representative of the Irish Catholic minority.

Hon. W, E, Foster, of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, is on a visit to this, his native city. , Mr. Foster with his parents removed to Pictou | Landing, N. 8., when quite young, and for | the past twenty years has made his home in Honolulu, where he is successfuliy engaged in | business, He isa member of the Legislature of Hawaii, and is also a prominent Odafellow, being District Deputy Grand Sire of the Order in his jurisdiction. Mr. Foster is ac- companied by his wife and two sisters. With his wife he leaves for his far-off Pacific home next month.

A few days ago Queen Victoria left Osborne House for a drive to witness the yacht squad- ron parade at Cowes. Her carriage had to cross a steam ferry on a pontoon, A too sud- den letting down of the platform on which the carriage stood caused an inrush of water, which partia!ly submerged the pontoon. The Queen and the spectators were for a moment panic-stricken, but the pontoon soon righted and floated free. The Queen was conveyed safely to her destination.

Among the many distinguishel tourists at present sojourning in the easiern part of the Prov ince are Mr. and Mrs. G , the former head of the firm of Andrew Lo Green & Co., af. UL titia Street, Philadelp!ii, Pa. They are staying at Mr. Ronald (Nvi ) McDonald’s, Kast Lake, on the North Shore, within a mile | anda half of East Point Light. They are both delighted with this their first visit to the Island, and intend coming again next summer. Mr. Green says that the Ysland far surpasses In beauty anything that he has seen on this side of the Atlantic. What between excep- tionally good facilities for trout fishing, beau- tiful rural scenery, bracing air, kindness and hospitality of the people, P. E. Island he thinks is destined to become at no distant day the favorite summer resort of America.

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DYSPEPTICURE the Specific for Dyspepsia.

_ Thousands of bottles of DYSPEP- TICURE have been sold during the past few years without any advertise- ment whatever. It is now well known m nearly every part of the Maritime Provinces, and many orders have been filled for Quebec, Mass., and Maine. DYSPEPTICURE not only aidsDiges- ne, St positively cures Indigestion and Chronic Dyspepsia ; this qualit of CURING tile. deease othaies it large and spreading sale without having been brought to the notice of the public.

DYSPEPTICURE may now be obtained from all Druggists. Price per bottle, 35 cents and $1.00 (the latter four times size of former).

An important pamphlet. on DYS- PEPTICURE promptly mailed, free, to any address,

CHARLES K. SHORT, St. John, New Brunswick,

St, Peter's Schools, anib Masten.

a) Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.

FEES—Boys’ School, $8.00 per Term; Girls’ School, $5.00 per Term.

Classes will be formed in both Schools to prepare for Matriculation at King’s College, Windsor, and Prince of Wales College, Char- lottetown.

At the recent Matriculation examinations for Arts at King’s College, St. Peter's boys obtained the four highest places.

Applications for admission must be made to Rev. James Simpson for Boys’ School, and Miss R. M. DesBrisay for Girls’ School.

The Schools re-open on MONDAY, Sep- tember Ist. eod—augd

HARD COAL

MARBGO ex Schooner “ Robbie Godfrey” C from New York, now landing at Mc} Millan’s Wharf, CHESTNUT and EGG sizes,

R. McMILLAN.

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DESIRABLE OPE:TY BY AUCTION.

fHVHE Subscriber will sell by Auction, on the premises,

On Monday, the 18th inst.,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

His Double Tenement Dwelling House, situ- ated on Upper Hillsborough Street, opposite the residence of Lemuel Miller, Esq. Size of Lot, 50x75 feet. Good Stable and Carpenter Shop in connection. . :

This sale is positive, as I intend leaving the Island. Terms at sale.

ALEX. GILLIS.

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DR. GEO. 4. BAYNES,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Specialist in Chronic Diseases,

CHARLOTTETOWN.

OFFICE— Queen Square, over Apothecaries Hall. Postal Address, Box 47. jy3—dy wy

HARD COAL

Landing To-day per Brigt. ** Corsican ” :

A Cargo of Hard Coal,

In Egg and Chestnut Sizes.

You

satch says it now seems to be | Fitzpatrick, | M. P. P. for Quebec county, will ente the |

'

J. B.

Will always be found the Cheapest Place to buy at; will always be found the Largest Stock to select from; will always tind there the best fitting Clothing.

During the balance of July and the month of August we will give you the BIGGEST BARGAINS ever offered in Charlottetown.

SHOULD NEVER FORGET

—WHEN WANTING--—

READYMAUE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS

——-LELHAT AT

MASCUJONALD’S, QUEEN STREET,

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N BOOT AND SH

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New Boots Opening Daily GREAT BARGAINS!

The Cheapest Boot Store in Charlotietown, and Don't Forget It

Charlottetown, July 22, 1890—eod & wky

¢. LYONS.

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KOOL KLOTHING |

The Tea Party

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have now on hand an unsurpassed stock of

SCOTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS, One Hundred Pieces; NEW TROUSERINGS,

New Styles and Popular Prices. Finish guaranteed.

Charlottetown, July 4, 1890.

——BOTH IN—

Inspection ‘solicited. ¢

D. & BRUCE.

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MPORTANT. TO BUYERS |

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Charlottetown, June 27, 1890.

Their Stock having been bought at a Big Cost, they will give some startling low prices. CHEAP STORE.

PROWSH & CO.,

IF YOU WANT BARGAINS,

PROWSE & Co.

CAN GIVE THEM TO YOU IN ALL KINDS OF

Dry Goods and Clothing.

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They will not be Undersold by any

firm on this Island. —

Sign of the Lion, 136 Queen Street.

“Go TO

Bros’. Cheap Boot Sore

—-BOR YOUR

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Charlottetown, July 26, 1890.

and Picnic Season will soon be here, and with the temperature at

its present height things will be hot. We

Fit and

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Reduction on

VISIT THE

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CAPTAIN F. ©

LL leave Compan

Eastport, Maine, Rockland, City, Massachusetts,

Every Friday,

Retaraing, Steamer will i

Freight taken on T and from all points So

Maritime Provinces. st and lowest

rk Steam DANYe Tickets sold at all stations

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aed

NEW YORK Steamship Co.

Lightweight Suitings, HE ke

GULAR LINE, THE IRON STEAMSHIP

VALENCIA,

1600 TONS,

. MILLAR,

Maine, and Cottage

at 3 p. m,,

(Eastern Standard Time).

leave Pier 40 R.

fogs ot e Street), New York, every AY, at 5'p. m., for Cottage City, Mass., - land, Me., Kastport, Me., and St. John, N. B.

hro ills, of

° to and.,.West of New

York, and from New York. to all points in the

rates,

‘ ppers and ingporters save TIME and MONEY by ordering woods, to be forwarded by the New ° ship Com

on the Intercoloniag

Railway. For farther information apply to

FRANK EOWA Agent, ” St. o's. n, Or to N. L. NEWCOMB, ~— General New York, ay 0 july31 7

WANTS, LOST,

F° oildfinish, two fall sets ete,

oo oo eo ee ne a

resume her busin

Warranted in good orde A. Hawgey, Rocklin House.

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FOUND d&e

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R SALE.—A Cabinet Organ, modern

of reeds, knee — r. Price only = 3i—angs

RS. HENNESSY, Dressmaker, on a visit to

the States, will return in a few weeks to and to solicit the pa

’

of her customers and the public in gen iat ber residence on Richmond Street, es

a satchel key. Finder will EXAMINER Office or Reddin aug8—li pd

ANTED.—A Mac aug6

N. B. McInnis’, Grafton 8 Leod’s.

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stand taking care o ply to “A.

OST’—On Queen Street, purse containing a small sum of money and

Boarpees WANTED, —Co and other boarders can be

.. P, O. Box 581,

this afternoon, a lease leave same at

s Drug Store.

to work at lathe

hinist work,—MARK WRIGHT & Co, (Ltd).

e Students

bt ted at

treet, near J. D. Me- 2; pd—a

QEnvant MAN WANTEL.— Servet Man! capable of doing general work. ust ander: ahorse. Good wages. ose”

a

pat—

a Girl for housework of the house. Best wi

office of E, H, NoRTON & aug6—lw

R. K. BRACE’s store.

Guat Ww ANTED.—To begia 25th of this month a family of three, Must be reliable and competent to take c

paid, Enquire at

‘o., Auctioneers.

WANTED.~A Girl to do general housework. Must be well recommended,

Apply at a

dy i

LET, half of Dw known a8

the Franklin Howe, pleasantly situated just outside the city limits. Rent low.-W. W. WELLNER. augs

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ANTED.—A Girl for n cooking. <A) WwW to Mrs. W. A. Woes 1 in coping, Apel

WANTED,—A Cook and Housemaid. : No wash- ing. Apply at this offi tf—augs

ce. -

Apply to FRED. W. London House Block,

Moy EY.—Loans made on Houses an

d Farms. L. Moors, Solicitor, 3w Zaw—augl

“M. A, Starr.” Saw or Grist Mill, Company.

bar Street.

House, containing 8 0:

ica oft food topaat by a ear ofa

or writing P. Q. Box, 497,

OUSE TO LET.—One-half of House on Ss Water on the pre

moderate, Apply to 8, GRAY.

WANTED TO RENT.— Aheas

cabiare aaa

T°? LET.—The House and Premises, Kent 8t., occupied by the late Mrs. H. Palmer. Apply immediately to L. H. DAVIES. tf—j

recsived at otttee ot

tf—julyi4 October, &

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